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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
FOR PHlLADELRHLA- BALTIMORE A
WASHINGTON
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.

Passenger trains leave foot ot jay nd id - a. iv'oSS
Jay H. 50 a. M i2ai't 90 a. a. io' E SHslspU
Itsrty, Hancock, Walton, Dlh. Edmesoa NSrS st
Otca Rome oneida, Detroit, Chicago aud points
LAY 1T. 300 a. 42d-st. 10 a M ior NSnp9..n
llal Lake, Mohonk and MnH"wnsSa, Waikiki NsIr!s
tons Mlddletown bloomngburg ElteN lHe Mo9h~iH
DALI. falsDurs nunry Vile Locrty White l1 SSeImrbsI
Jayst.. 90 y. f2d-st, 10 b. M lot tSnPS,.
Hall. Lakes MohOnk and Minucwaska, Wallk NaS -
lions Middletown Blooming bur, tlenVlle, rof. JslsS
Moutice1u. faIl>burg HureyNille Liberty, WHITE i'~~
Eoc<land ..,r.,.w,
ia, st. 90 D. M. i2d.> rs D. H.. for MicdletoMn'
EenSlllc. tashur,, Liberty walton, Norwich, OheiGs
O-V"go. dorchester, Niagara Fails Detroit chicago S'S
points West .,~.
ia3.st 80 p m i3dst ;i5 r NJ satIsdsysJ Sgy
FallsbuI.. lLberU, White Lake, KocAdnd. sd,v.
DAILY through Other trains daily except >uhss s,hs
Pullman drawing room and seopngcaF Oei"s
reserved at 323 Broadway, New York. ~
}. {. ANDERSON, 6. p. A.. Is Exchange pace, w. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21

Yur ONLY RAILROAD STATION TX THE Crrr
TRAINS LEAVE IS FOLLOWS;
$50 A. N.-CHICAGO NESllBI LII LlNlil ED
1879 aaso w. 80 & Ii HE vEsrIByLE LIMIT
LD-Due Cincinnati 80. indianapolis ~ 81 d Me- '
1850 A. M.DDwEsTERN DAY ExPREss-daily except
4.jo i. M-NoRTu SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED N TEL,
due at Detroit ut 10 a. NJ chicago : 'oo " H. W
600 II. M-FAsT WESTERN ExPREss,-:Due Chicago
1850 c MS.nnq%lb5lI&Rd 5S Md&f I AND MA
a.. HAEa FALLS LHPliTLsf3oc rts AND CHICAGO Ex.
PREss-Due Indianapolis II 20 D m next day' d.
rI5kitI IbgEGH EEFsI s5 Fr 10 90
go e. ,9i.o3 ~, Soio Is IS i s g
an no. p go foi 10 Gs sq s; vs.. t
ALBASYs 49, 10 40 40 iS 90 M ~ liz So zoo night:
TROY, &c., zoo 50. 10 70 10 So i 80 a. IN.
uTcS ~ 3 $50 l: %sf
roc r. * S &c. 10 g. 2 10 81 M h. So 90 5O 49,
Brl;FAto@3 50, 10 80, 10 80 a. NJ co. 1880. l5
NI&GHRA rALEs-io 90 TO 80 a. m, $50 0 co. 80.
sARAiIi6GX.-io 90 III 80 a. m, az 200. 10 80, 80
LAKE. e. i.6RGE"'ig 90 II 80 a NJ. % 80
AbiRoTbXCK MOUNTAINS AND MoSTREAL-'o. 90.
hi 30 ~, 30 p. IL 90 night also Adirondack
AtiHH GT4RR'SSn'' GfSEGA AND CANANDAIGUA-t9 90,
prhE FIX 4 a. mig Via HARLEM DIVISION
For tIcic,s and sea.e SLEEPING apply Grand
- Pik Pace 81 west I25th.st and i$sthst s,iion
s3f D. BoSa i65 Hudsonst a jersey e
wc.,co,t'. Express calls Tor checks baggage from
inaiy except sunday. 8saurdays only. Other trains
Aro"e trains exccp, tho,e leaving 90 so m.
40 30 80. 800 -. :2j p. H. and Il 90 mid.
n'fJIto5H Holm ~ ii. T'orGFY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
RailroGos.
ID e N N S LVANIA
I RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE 2s, 1890.

NAslROAO.
on AND AFTER JUNE 2S 1890
leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
0.co a. Milne FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
20 a. M, Columbus 80 m Chicago 90 p m.
ss ES%' Lot IL sAs knoS except ~
1895 oscor fffGpSs EWTckk AND CHICAGO LIN
DTsWg and state Esom sssPns 6@s
eaogrsphers type",ites bathrooms both seass
70 sss sa
ysSs ss amp g! sS5 NAT.
PfseSsr GSac ~ d 70 C cSaaSu and
ein@au II 700 a. NJ Chicago 200 p. M, and St LOui.
$50 Z M:tTiiG Si:sTgEN ExPgEss for all points ia
oaa N SaS Pn& 1ai2 S Dess
Pltts6ulg to Richmond and Chicago Arrives at ClnsH.
e 70 easS 0 p on s y e eTs 81
ses Il H lar Nsas sTP sssS Tq%en ssS
phis' VIA the Shenandoah Valley arrives weekdays a
a as daily 5s o Sa 5s sda 9or sS "2n the c S
fnnsa f.r sS fi
$685. except as sgne. m a,is % Sa sa
% s5I 5SS wS 50
oy s hsi'i%sS;
SS eSs sSS en-
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and intermediate sts-
lions. weekdsys 30, 10. $40 a. M ~ 90 noon
Saturday, only, 20 T. sunday rs. IS 4. M.
For Atsltc City, so m n nroggth q, Buffet Paror
and With through car for Browns Mills and Beach
For Old Point and Norfolk via New-York, Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. 90 a. m: daily except Sunday, and
200 D. n. daily; via Baltimore ana Bay Line, 10
D. m weekday.
Express Trains leave follows
10 20. . 10, . 80, 10, Chicago Limited, VITA
Dining Car, and 10 10 WASHINGTON Limited and II 90
m 20, 90, . 10. 3 o. 3 80 90. 80, 100.
100 80 90, and 900 p. m and Y rs night
II 10 6 90 20 lnd n Ie aos sun p
a. NJ 200. 4 90, 4: 80 3 100. 80. 6 100 and 0 20
H. NJ and IL 10 night. Accommodation, 100 D. m.
fhe New-Yo?k Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to des
For timetables Of local apply any ticket agent
Of the COMPANY. , x,o
CHAS. T. PrftH j; X WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

AID BANK. LONG BKNNCH, OCEAN GROVE Anu
ASBURY PARK. BELMAR SPRING LANE
AND POINT PLEASANT
Time table I'm effect June IS. 1890. Trains lcave, Az
YORK foot Of Lbery,t 90 10 10 eNprs, az ~ sS.
ii 10 / 30 = 80, 80 (eApressl, 100, :" ,o0
press 30 10 p. m. Sundays 90. 100 a. m' ~"
y.
10 a. M. IL noon 20 express SATURDAYS onE 30
3 10 (cNpre-s). 3 40 express except Red Bahh'.
lexprcss). 20, 100 p. m. sundays 80, $40 -"
D 10 y. m. ..hurv
Park
RUFUS BLODGETr J. r. WOOD. - n
Sup rlntendrnt Gcnl Pass. Agt. Penn. II +
II. y. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass Agent. {. X. H. oil ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21

Refined petroleum unchanged at 13o cents per
gallon in barrels and 9.23 cents in cases
Foreign quotations-Antwerp. 1l@11 Ia fraucs'
Drcmen $40 marks; London, 1913 5-S pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
REAL ESTATE.
RJrSINFSS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There was a large attendance Of dealers ana spccu-
Iator AT the Real Estate Exchange yesterday. some
valuable property at Pelham and Cherry sts., In the
seventh Ward was offered; the property Is In tho
middle of the manufacturing district. The first OIL
fercd was plot 76xl00. occupied by story brick
hudiug used for a stable and for manufacturing pur-
noses and producing rental OF T5G ~ per month, or
So 70j "a per annum. The bidding started IN az
"A 900 ana was vigorously contested among sevcra
bidders up TO S56, go at which price Alexander Halt
the buyer. ooo ~ ,,,. aud
Nos l6 and Is on Pc tam, lot .oOXlo9, was theh
offered IL IS a substantially built hve-slOry double
brick tenement producing rental OF $4,000 year
The bidding ran up from $4,000 70 100000. Alex
ander aft was again the buyer. Tuesdays BRICK sale
was adJo1ed for want of barges lor delivery auu ho'
Of buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
Gonntrp Board.

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME hrst;class; 10 tot r,d re-
"A luad family or party adults large private mansion
one hour gas water bath hiXh location; healn view
mar station Address CS 3l2 B'way 2d floor or call
~ III BoARD can obtained one OF the pleas
L antr.t farms in Connecticut River VALLEY; deDSht-
fi drives boating and fishing; fruits, vegetables ara
milk unrobbcd Of itS cream photographs sen ana tler
onr.. Given AZ ROCK WOODS II Union Squar'; terms
and ~. Address FRANhLlN flf'i-D' 'io"'"t'''
FRANKLIN County. Mass. ----------
II ARM HOUSE In the Catskills; elevation 200 eet
yinN I'm three states: for adults - children
half rice f. NATTICE. Fast Windham, Greene CO. NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST. NORTH RIVER.

4 y
- FooT Or LiBTRTY.sT., NORTH RIVER
Time Fl. ia6e JuFs no. bethlehem Allen
MaTsn Chunk ST RsbSqs VA M
oa sandsy, foT Eason Bsensm Gentcwa
90 a. H. FOR Pennington Easton. Bethlehem. Allen.
cong. ESston bethlehem, Allentown March Chunk and
for Nanss bI lake vi HqpssSns
scr . kssdias arTIs6ure PGt,yie Tq%aSH., So.
MSHin sT96sry Lg%i'6srs Evils Msrs "a"'p0'N
90 p HI' for ' fiem1gt6S Lake 0gaoq Eason
Bethiehe Allentown Mageh Chqn. Reasmg Hars asss
tot9 CHUNK and RSsisyiIS allentown x.ue.
chSaa Reading HarTs5ars, wEes6irs Scranton Tam
.aqos 80 D. M for wilmington Lake HopaccOns, EasOa
IS is5 Sl5f ssa M,ps.
'n?G 80 p ior Ea.to9 BstaeGem: and AeS:osS
and r. Foss Rs t'es pi;t
80 80. 80, 90 80, go. $40 y; SUNDAYS.
o9 ctea eC aore or SO sunday trains DC not SOP
sis, Ii Is a. NJ, 80 49, 80 80 p. M Sundays
For LaEewooi, Toms River and Barnes,t 800 Sis
For bc SS Hayln Atlantic CITY, yne,nd and Bridge
'0"i Tor ~ fre 1 Old 200 Sis, M, 100 49,
A%boy 90 90 IS sh 81, }o19 sun:
days, co. 100 a. m : 90 p. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR Lon BRANCH BIZ 90 oc :; E.t SEoyE' &c.
For Highland Beach. ssabreat Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch Sc at I 30. 49, 800 IL 90 a. m, ;OA $40,
20, $50 p. m srEdays. 9 80 ~ 100 p IA s.,,,.
Atlantic Highlands. 4 30, 900 a. m q ~ satlr'
day only. 40 1 80. . 80 p m sundays $50 a. H.
Tor Lakewcod. Toms River and Barnegat. 80. 7As
For FlbsrSn Oeeaa Grove Asbury PARK Point Pleasant
&C. az AS, 8 90, II 90 q. m, 100, $40, 80 80
p For Beach Haven Atlantic City vineand, Brdgeon'
Sc. 1 80 a. m, J 100 p. m. $3.50.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia 80 40 90 II 80 a n ~
200. 20. 90 90 900 : 80 T. ~, IL 10 hgn m,
SUNDAYS, 90. IL 90 a. N. ZOO. 32O w. wv
p. M, IL rs night. ,,,o 49,
cept sunday a. m, 90 20 ~ D. M y 10 9tgRc oo
Trains leaving at As. IL 80 a. NJ, so ~ w,
80 p. m ~ - night except samidaN ngnt nave oo4
nect for Reading Harrisburg, POlt,Nule NC mil.
For SunbuFy, Lew lSburg ana NlIIlan>l"rt Wa rh.~
delphia at - IN. n 30 But Z Parer carr 80 m.
j. is midnight Except SATURDAY nlgh. Sundays " 10
Tickets and ParloCar seats can b.. procured a5 NJ vi
AS GA, LAO 1923 Broa i~aY I1l OtnaN" -of VIZ
l25th.st 1874 East l2Jthst; Nrw.forki Court't eo'
Fulton-st. ~ Broadwav brooklyn 49,.
Ncw.York Transfer Company will eal for and ehec2
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21

At LAWRENCE BEACH,
La 4 pcasan: day at the seaside. You in
Beach. Vlted to spcnd the afternoon at Lawrence
Beach. the Atlantic Ocean front. djolning
CedJrhUIst.
Reach. This family resort IS about mile md
a half from Lawrence sta \ special
Lawrence Will leave Long Island CITY at IL O'Clock next
Beach. Monday, to return at y. m. Only adults ad
n.J.cd the train.
Lawrence Passes VIII be Issued with discretion
Beach. offices and by mall recoip. 81 written appl
cation. Our object being o. make known 70
Lawrence desirable parties only the most bic and
Beach. highly desirable family beach in America
No hydrocarbons, no hubbub. - rowdv lsm
Lawrence beach Just suitable foI quiet enjoyment by
Beach. table families whore excellent bathing
sailing and carriage riding De- had Cot
Lawrence tagc sites 800 zach address for fl patcu
Beach. las, BINJ. w. HlTCHCOCh. Owner, IL
Clambcrs-st. Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
iron STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Coney Island AND Long Branch.

~
DIRECT ROUTE TO THE IRON PlERS Al
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GUNNER Resorts.
AD1RON DACKS,

y
on LAKE MASSAWEPlE
beautifully located in CHILDWOLD PARK. an eN'
,ensIyc ash and game preserve house new pleasantly or
rangcd nicely furnished Table supplied with the o'
the market affords. Tho boating, fishing anu hu,srs
unsurpassed For circulars and terms address o r
VOID PARK HOUSE. Chdwod, N.Y. 81. La"te1eo =.
ADIRONDACKs-M NJ F0K fkH ho''"'
"A kaE>E VALLEY n. o,,4od. Grand
ago feet above heene Valley nney loeatvu, - anJ
mountain view finest rooms and table. baIio'"' w
siinis ""' ''''' IiOIT e. HURLEY, ProprietorS'
JAMES HOLT, Manager. ---
A DIEONDACK~ =. Good summer reso,t: FOE Illus
"A tratcd circular and city references aadresss w
r. NJ. SHUTS. Merrill! Clinton Soutl,y, . -
A DIRONDACK HOUSE., .,
Spacious grounds. Table trst.eas' santi i,.D Hc
,oe,ts perfect Good fishing IN Immediate NSli.i,
eommodates IOO SOLOMON KELLE1, fIop''e.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS Al ,tbols.ome table
Attractive hotel comfortable rooms font wood.
b,ded lawn; numerous drives cheap livery d nrva,
cock deer mail, telegraph physician nesr i amers
II ordered meet all Lake ~ aItv min.
and Delaware and Hudson trains at WestpOf" my A
'se VALLEY HOUSE, ELIZABErHT0WN' N. T.
f. q. SIMPSON. Proprietor
A MOST DELIGHTFUL SEPTEMBEn hhoo"A'
ARvERNE.BY.IHE-SEA,
80 MINUTES, VIA I; l.: KAILRoAD
e-Quct-Eegant. .,,,
Magnificent bathing beach. Livery Stabln7:
'e RICII H. STEARNS, froprletor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21

If you DESIRE A LOVELY
seashOre villa site In a select 10.
,slity, away from noise and row.
cyism. visit Lawrence Eelch, DO.
tween Wave Crest and Cedar
hurst. Purchase excursion tick
cts 70 Lawrence. Please address,
for map,
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK,
il Chambers-st.. New.York.
IF YOU DESIRE TO LIVE IN
q select locality. less than forty
minutes from kew-York city
Hall, commutati0n 10 cents each
way, In q hcalthful and beautiful
nearby village. on the best line
OF railroad 70 be found. please ad.
dress, for particulars,
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK.
IL Chambers.st.. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
Railroads.
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
HOTEL CHAMPLAYN,
HOTEL NETMERWOOD,

by and fa resort Forty ave MN ~,
foot OF Lb.rty cent. X. L. 81 y. J) Ne" OK 10
trains daily; elegant brick structur al modern Coh
ycncnccs; steam heated open into Oc,gb"r ,,,,,rp
FRANK T. MILLER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Receivers Sale.
Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama
Railroad.
SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1890,
AT Griffin, Ga.

FINDER and by virtue OF a decree and order
u issuing out OF the Superior Court of
Spalding county, Ga, in the equity cause
pending in said court OF T. T.. ALEXANDER.
trustee, complainant aud the SAVANNAH
GRIFFIN AND NORTH ALABAMA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. defendant, the undersigned,
as receiver in said cause, will sell at public out
cry, bafore the door of the court house OF
Spalding county, in the city of Griffin, on the
FIRST TUESDAY, in November. 1890, to the
highest and best bidder, between the legal
hours of sale, in said county, the Savannah
Griffin and North Alabama Railroad, extending
from the city of Griffin, in the state OF Georgia,
through the counties of Spalding. Fayette,
Coweta and Carroll TO Carroton, In said state
and being about about sixiy miles in length,
including all the railways. ways, rights of way t,
depot grounds and other lands: all depots, sta
ton houses, engine houses car houses freight
houses. wood houses and other buildings, aud
all machine shops and other shops; all tracks,
bridges, vladucts. fences. culverts and other
structures, and including also all locomotives,
tenders, oars and other rolling stock. or equip
ment. aud all machinery, tools, implements,
fuel and materials for the construction, oper-
ating, repairing and replacing the said railroad
or any part thereof, or any OF its equipments
or appurtenances, and also all franchisss con
nected with or relating TO said railroad or the
construction, maintenance or use thereof; and
all corporate and other franchises which are
now possessed or exercised by il, together with
all and yingular the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywiSe appertaning, and the reversion and
reversionS, remainder and remainders, tolls,
incomes, rents, issues ana profits thereof and
also all the estate, right, title and interest.
property, possession, claim and demand, what
soever, as well IN law as in equity of the said
The savannah, Griffin and North Alabama Rail.
road Company.
Said sale is TO be for cash. and for sum not
less than Five Hundred Thousand $500, O0O)
Dollars; the purchaser at said sale being re-
quired, under the terms OF said decree and
order, TO deposit with said receiver, as soon as
said sale Is made, the sum OF One Hundred
receiver until confirmation Of said sale Is
made by the superior court OF Spaldi a county.
Said property being sold free from all liens Of
every nature and kind, whatsoever the same
may be. r. P. ALEXANDER,
Receiver Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama
Railroad
(}RIFFIH Sent O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28
No Sheriffs Required.

Our reprobates of those days were not so
low flung as to cut and destroy the fences of
Innocent nighbors, but they would use the
billy" and run knife into your bowels for
half dollar, says the Las Vegas IN. NJ
Optic.
No sheriff was called on Gor he was in
Taos, to apprehend these culprits, but they
were taken in" by the people. A fair,
zsquare and public examination Of the case
was made and the prisoner turned over to a
&guard for transportation TO Taos jail.
Somehow, however, that night the guard
was overpowered and the prisoner never
got nearer Taos than an old frame fod.
per rack that stood exactly on the ground
now consecrated to our new temple of jus.
81 one bright morning in the summer of
1855 poor. harmless town hummer was
found dead on tie street, with two brutal
taos OF knife in his heart. We were ali
most terribly excited, for the poor creature
Eas looked upon as kind of useless peces.
@ity. ''009
unusual exertlons were made to solve the
purder, and all that could be learned with
ertalnty was that the victim was seen the
ehIhg oelore In company with a stranger
red shirt
Expert runners were dispatched To the
uF polnts OF the compass and about noon
req shirt" was captured in Upper
ora, concealed in Mexican bake oven
was at once examined and a long. keen
ptcner KNIFE taken from his person with
pod upon it. F0 "-'''
me usual public examination in presence
Tue deao body was made, but the evil
nee seemed 10 strike the court Of such if
ny Dc 10 called as doubtfuliy cIrcumstan-
~ guard, however, was placed over
prisoner, and during the silent watches
Midnight reverend father Tor one SO
IN piLes s himself requested an interview
tAiI respected the sacred black COAT in
pee Jays, and the supposed padre was at
- admitted. II am Gomez said his rev
80 W me prisoner, Ito confess you. as I
assured that your life will be taken ere
mOrning, and my sacred duty to my pro-
s. r ,on VIII not allow human being to enter
MY unprepared.
ooaIeSsion of the murder was made and
.a paure departed with apparent evidence
IiIow. Fifteen minutes later a band of
rNousu oarbarlans rushed upon and over
q gu the guard and took the prisoner
morning sun shone once more upon
mortal remains of a confessed
the n1 r hanging gracefully on the beams
rsI, ' ~ fodder rack from the soft end of
~ NV hide lasso. This was the seventh
he u - u u, unJustifiable justice, and the
n " Moranian was feared and respected
= nsre to chihuahua.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28

On the mend
the consumptive who's not be-
reft of Judgment and good sense.
He's taking DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If taken in
time and given fair trial, it will
effect a cure. Consumption is
Lung-scrofula. For ScrOfula, in
its myriad forms, and for all
Liver, Blood and Lung diseases,
the " Discovery" is an unequaled
remedy. It's the only guaranteed
one. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you get your money back. You
only pay for the good you get.
discovery" strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of
Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bron-
chitis, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections. Don't be fooled into
taking something else, said to be
"just as good" that the dealer
may make larger profit. There's
nothing at all like the "Discov-
cry" 1t contains no alcohol to
inebriate; no syrup or sugar to
derange digestion. AS peculiar
in its curative effects as in it's
composition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28

Eies tbe OF ginates in scrofulas faint. P.PP.
krrh 'iood and thus permanently cures
In is wonder when they find how ranitilv
b. Pota 1poI Hed by taking P. P. P. (Prickly
IpIe ss q root and Potassium The reassn Is
Is and ID ~ II Is powerful compinstlor OF the
krribILs neEps Of the home woods
Is. and to. ol9od poison, body covered with
ke Root ana gpo yes OF z. p. P. Prickly Ash,
hing the ~ Fotassiuml cured the disease
6eSsmoaa s patlent lively as a lO-year-old'
hnnahA ism m was 80 bad that James Irwin of
Hlderr TO c9uid hardly walk from pain in HE
Poke ana p Joints Of his legs. r p p. lPrickIv
EIrvin i s.,,i and Potassium} was resorted 10
l Is Wen aud happy --Adu. ~ -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28
PETITIONS FoR INCORPORATION

STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY,
- To the Superior Court OF said county OF
Chatham: The petition Of II, c. DAVIS, l.. K.
DAVIS, A. p DAVIS and GUSTAV KEISLING
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 q
body polite, in accordance with the laws of the
state OF Georgia, for term OF twenty 100 years,
with the privilege OF renewing their charter
at the expiration OF said term, under and by
the corporate name of THE DAVIS BROTHERS
MUSIC COMPANY FSAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
That the objects and purposes of their Rsso-
citation are to carry on tho bnsiress of dealers
in musical Instruments, books stationery. fancy
goods notions printing, publishing, ETC., with
real and personal, as may be necessary ia the
conduct and course Of the business aforesaid,
and TO sell. convey. let, mortgage and dispose
OF the same. or any part thereof, in any manner
and at any time tie 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 ($75, 000i DOLLARS, divided
into shares of ONE HUNDRED $500 DOL,
LARS EACH, all of which Is actually paid IT,
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 D-
rectors of said Company, from time to time, to
any amount, not to excee in all,
the sum OF TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND (SsJ0.O0O) DOLLARS.
similarly not below said original capital OF
SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND tS75, 600 DOL
LARS; that the principal office and place Of
business of said Company will be In Sava anah,
Ga, but your petitioners desire aud ask that
the right he conferred on said Company to have
agencies and offices and TO 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 Fuccessors may be ineor-
porated for the purposes aforesaid with the
capital and for the term aforesaid, and that
they may have conferred on them, their asso
ciates and successors. all such rights, powers
and privileges as are usual or Incident to such
corporations.
DENMARK, ADAMS g. ADAMS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
l, james K. p. Carr, clerk Of the superior
court If Chatham unity, do hereby certify
that the above is true copy Of the original
petition of Davis Brothers Music Company Of
Savannah, Ca, for incorporation now Of file In
this Office this Oct. 20, 1890
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. G.. c. G., Ga
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Administrators Sale
Clayton P. Miller, Auctioneer.

BY virtue of an order from Hon. HAMPTON L.
FERRILL, Judge of the Court OF Ordinary of
Chatham county, state eff Georgia, viii sell
at the Court House In Savannah during tho
legal hours of sale. on TUESDAY, November
4th 1890, the following described property be-
longing to the estate OF ALFRED H. Ok
YER. deceased. for the payment Of debts and
distribution, to-wft:
Lots and 10 C. J. Hull's subdivision OF
lots AZ, as and 40 Cue ward, Savannah, Chat
ham county, Georgia, situated on southeast
corner Duffy and Montgomery Streets and tho
improvements thereon, consisting of two dwell
ings. Terms CASH.
CLAYTON P. MILLER.
Administrator OF Estate Alfred II. Oliver, de-
ceased.
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