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oS UsGHseI paa SamuneubGns par ais NIaaoer en-
StO!ebrenSs. Sngeu StsSsansiUe!is, inssn Cato man
tunoe fun %fOrmO6e, at bet oar aisuaei ira RessnS6ugS
for en- ulaaneo foen, Suni. Ter lob:
I'll sasar. WoriaSsr Tiger. lea ftal friUs TT big. Sss
bar Tart at ifriDs al Rattsi. Gun sr iaa irut. Seq bar iaast
en- BUDS, Tom bebotr 9ebu. Dan eT TIE aGr. Grober, gift
bur6, lea tuiouereoe BAN, trauer forbi Germs Sultan. Ser
r sidt,nfsins ~Rprasieer. iom saar til Gaaas. 3orfeuiou
itaar pso Clmag. laRtts paa at rsmms oeTbeH. Be nj iat
mig, tos aaorosu, gao mig ire cages ausiL. SDor6aH bar
Gabausro oet2 esbsIpol. ueIsis mel nit. Urban.
Z. z. Rarel flyer 'om bib Sasar.'
Mers fob Der lite, inssntins ON bans nnpGrtaot
Stilins, eaer ON bDOroau ban baUbe faast fit Spn
isieu, bUiItet man 10 sfter bans ssenbanoise grsu turoe
baabs. 9Uem er Ra,.el2 gun Os sudden iunes at baue
siort bet i~tGrteits SnOtrpt. San ipsrsu til GabaaerO,
men lite til fin SSfer, JON ban bar itrspet til cfer
SrSre.
"Tumms Trens " raabis Sasar ~arserlis. "Men.
~tiIisieos buE i%utteuoe, ~baI or til al Os ire
3autsrm Fsi msS Gra.iaslens Sinssr Ianst inoO
SUB til uticaote Gsas. "a Sasar omiiorr Iuttsoe fine
pine, ipiasSe Ell purpursIans al ben ~Opsaasnee Col opr
sinSsuss &rousr. 9eubes ISie Sants. Der iso bOrt
3r0mms, par after RebeleaS:
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1srsira os Fgstsr til Rsssusburs. Wiis naI Snss"
binoe. Seq pG inbe mig ielv.@
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aronprins 5rsSrif oi 9oumari

aronprins Jresrif al Tonmart
ipaeierebe en 2ns saa aisbenbauHs
@aoer 90 bIep tiltalt al en- sammet
81 one, Der bao ON en- almisie. arons
prinicn opfplots beuoes EnIfs % iparste
ucnlis; "Sieuosr &c mig life, min
spbe aoue?"
"Nei", ipareoe ben Gamls.
"Sa ian. &c tuaaus paa mig. Oar
De nloris feet nit giaeoe paa 91nos
ltitaiterue."
Slab, forbauiet, Tlos aonsn Sau.
oerne iammen, ioet BUN ubbrso: "giei
oa, er &c uirfelie 9oroeuIiolo?"
9an be bauife Tanbhitaiter fees
nemlis / Rescien 1or%oeuijolos eter
aronprinIsus 8iaeosr.
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NJ at lees paa 6insrene. Still big paa en- goo SOB msS
Ssncernes Soner o9 gin benz GI meb Sirup !, naar be
'onrrter til 6erre9aarbsn meb Smsr suer 9Gg. 3 naits
uss better nj &us. iaa ifal 6olteue ~trattsrsS meo OF,
@ootSl OS Panoefascr. Ronrmcr Der 6rsmneSe til Ris
lsosrsa, ueS on bebre snb leg. bpaO Der er SoHtit, men
Oh Hal ie til, at ale 6aSe er pei fpIote, os at Der tpus
nr rene 9asener paa Sensene eftsr Rummer os bper
per'ons Stano, for 0ena bliuer CANNED os %iuasipnet,
gun tan mart lite ifieIne 6irituftet fra 8reiI. Seq tor
Ute mere sius benbe Rsslen til SsIpitabsi, ben ifaI ou
laa, nit Barn, os ben til 9ltiaIoersn msb, for Wit liz
per ls sjerne berneS. % nu er bet paatibe, at nj trps
or tutsis. Cub usb, ON port So faar &esn mat.
gos Nat, min gise glenn lite bin aftenbSn! @isr mig
~'aSe, % Sub nil siue big ben bobbeIt isien."
Sasar bIsp enc % fab ueb fit aabne ginOu uS til
Sar'sn. SaIimaaneben f~iampeoe mso ct Stier al ben
F9stsnoe Sommerbas, % ueo S~oriSonten ouerispsseSes
esens Sanbtpeil al en- itisenbe Stp msS page aOrl'
moo Vet uar file os parnt. 6usIeianseu par fors
aammet sinbenes Rroner; tun ben utratteIise RSbs
M'rt Loo snonu en- Suioreu fra Goraarets 9ase bore.
aa n'aatte pars en- fSpnlss 9an; gunner paassSs opsr
an8srnes Rattero.
Ven snIise 6usIs SuiSos par iom en- WielOci til
Sasars Sarter. gun par ubsn for fig ielu % ialte til
fs isIu.
Yaa suilten Stranb r bu nu islsn baunst, bri'
s.'noe Spaan2 gme uar bu / &astas StOp, ere Sn
"'ne rHs Tsinnhsrs Hna enc usA sriiiinAs 'rs"i''S'
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

Zen bnrtts ssesnss pehIints "Dsatbulss' xrxa
r,asn sSteass. yaiIssat,. d. bsuI y EiHa,s,
sells.
trans'6 enttssntaI Rate asa.r Gsiesss, gsaI
ell sinHs. Gasss ss SiigsSasI.pifE.
Fen ftsre EstisnsIs Nuts n,a,R gsiosss. Ran.
las 0tis GO OF. Jsitpb. ws.
500 DiIs 5srabans sssr al, sisiis, ettsa I
5nts'ts. BIsssnfH, Vatna,isIs, Js~s, Raisai %
Dstxs.
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q Jrasi'tsriu tic, sI Stkss, at sens,nS, ~ I'll Hsp
aeh: etailsuisas,rt isr eaiesep, gaIiS eafss
8 81. Bent Sfaiinas .aa til ssil.,alsnstts asiI.
tsass1ssp DrstR.
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,io a GSitasS, wlilnausa q 81. psHI 9ernSen,.
hsapsns. bsssa;r man at b,nssAss Va I'll .. q. esas
sen. s~sus'snAisHsHr. RiID4utst Bia.
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2anOioQer =SiQetter

III az, eitsr. bpor i,slsi 2ans Fns,s. gainusiota,
9afota, Montana. Sgaho. ~@aihinsioh,
Oregon ta,g California ial5ss biassli Paa por'
ssuist. @i Tan Rtr, ,nb0u u~irsIis s~anoissr statgh'
eiuti. nisu ban issu ,iu fit, sans sGu 9'rnsan''
Ians. IA itS ben. fem ~iorsitri'r at bansh nes saHe'
ip,fuIari,s. nil asa fs paa ct lsmns III % tisu BIT
Ietffn
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smmoheo er en- aapital.

Dr. 9. 6. nsts Nerve and Brain Treatment {. IN
9arantsrst SpesitlsU asOiein ior 6piitri, Spi2im,tbso.
franp,iilialbt. SlasaufaIb. usrDss RtlraIgi, DoU,o'
ptH,. nsrpss slapptrt ION 5sts, at Drug al Alios
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blob 6iGHt. Der isrtr Ill gaupie % Gltu6isbso. o. tris
usr fs ira pisrnsHs OOranhuus,tlt 6U,r aasi, iuoss
bsiSu 1sSian for l WaaHsb; sl.0O isr bpu Sasft,
squ6 Rasisr iSr $500, i.nst pr. Got geo UasstaghitIi
etnssnt.
81 sarantersr, q aasfer
oil b,lbrsbt bpilietiombtlt lilfalbt. aSr Beer Crbrs
paa 6 sosiu, Ltoiastt al 500, oil Of l,uos x s5srta
pOr itrtOHt Garauii ior 9tlbasdtHstft At gsns,u,. faas
ir,ait ius,H SslbrsStIis iter. Sarauii,ms uba,st. Sla
al 5ss. H. poN!ta.
SECURITY DRUG STORE.
Minneapolis. MINI
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Sr. 8. Smeaf, Bolitibetjent / 8altis
more, Nlo., leo ~fOrfRroeli9 al 6roitbpt.
Der paa 5gOoernc, oeo at anoenoe ct.
SafpbS Ole bleo ban fulolt9noi9
f~lreret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal
som er en- litter aur icE pofie o. JeriIs
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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

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pii vi msss subper Rtil,nbs ub aHf9mRtH I'll a.
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GAS: J! '7I|'1!'|';;'{'|Z:y
Hor Yatteborn oa Worn.

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~irestaler zen irueis neagt anstt @iebst lem ia fi'Hs
U". on. ArAsr VI u.
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Z Eas Har bar lea aat,fali Gs,s gafsriI ~ 81
Val alis sisu bet. sa Rsaiiatctas laS altb srui PEI
~sistaas. GsmiH h p4rsss. " D.,
"The Winthrop. ssgh stree, and IN Ay-
Nep York City.
coKrtrY, y aUrRsr srurzr, sEw YonK.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
Sremers9iniem

gasfassru ira gosris, "a Verge stirsr,s ira
EEEAn-1T TIL NEW 1cEx
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

GaHsria 'aru,r sotit 8orfospslfs.
eur Nies. giau5oso. Cpnssm.
CsaLsr Cfas. siosr osaH ~ ass 6sr5sisiIs
ga,H ias itss dsias.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06

? CENTS gets the Sunday issue OF the MoRx
y rse NEws BE sure and read Il. For gale
at MUI4IRY SE'S DRUG STORE, West Bxoas
and Nnldbtlr2 streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
TROMAsvILLn TOPIcS
A Fire at Metcalf-Qusu Hunting-To
GO to Z shville.


TOWNSVILLE, GA, Dec. 5.-The gin
and grist mill Of c. T. Hancock at Metcalf,
IN this county. were destroyed by fire
wednesday morning. The loss is $4,000.
There was no insurance Tae fire is sup
posed to have caught from matches in an
old negro wOmaus cotton. Only two BALES
Of cotton We're burned.
E. NJ. Mallette and T. E. Blackshear of
this city have been appointed by Gov.
Nosthen delegates TO the Interstate Immt-
grafton Convention 70 meet at Asheville, n
c., Dec Il.
The Piney Woods hotel opened yesterday
Tor the season. A very respectable number
registered the FIRST day.
A party of tweaty-one came over from
cambridge 70 see ''Si Perkins at the opera
house. The party enjoyed an elegant win q
supper at the Gulf house after the perform
ance, and then danced until o'clock in the
morning. They were chaperonet by Col
John z. Donaldson and wife.
The city council continues to extend the
electric lights system. Two more arc lights
have been ordered erected, one at jackson
street, crossing at depot aud one on lower
Bread street.
Quail hunting Is the order of the day. Par
ties so ont every day in all directions in
search of the little brown beauties" Many
thousands or them are slaughtered on the
farms III this county every season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
MONEY BAGS LESS TIGHT.
LENDERS RAPIDLY GETTING OVER
THEIR FRIGHT.

Foreign Commerce Heavily in Favor of
This Countrywide Gold Supply of the
Banks OF England and France In
creasing-Trade's Volume Still Very
Heavy.
NEW York. Dec 5.-The weekly circular
of r. G. Dun & Co. says: ''The stringency
in commercial loans noticed last week as the
chief cause of the present disturbance is
now almost tire only remaining cause. The
influence Of European troubles has passed.
The Bank Of England has reduced its rate
to per cent. gaining $3,5S5 .OJ) gold for
the week, and the Bank Of
France $3.50, ono gold. Foreign COM
merce Is heavily in favor Of
this country, while the imports at New
York for November exceed last years,
which were unusually light by u per cent
The increase in exports here has been S15
per cent, though last years were remark
ably heavy, s. that the excess of exports
Ior the month was probably over $50, co.,
OOO. Thus no pressure or difficulty should
now be felt here II foreign Influences only
were operative.
DOMESTIC IMPROVEMENT.
I'm domestic affairs there has been a dis
tfnct Improvement il the disposition Of the
banks and money lenders to give the neces-
sarY support to legitimate business, curtail-
ing speculative advances as far as possible.
This wiser disposition is shown not only in
much larger issues of clearing
house certificates and larger loans
here, but in dispatches from
many other places. The volume of trade is
still surprisingly heavy, as the clear
ing-hOuse exchanges prove, and railroad
earnings and returns from many centres of
trade, are larger than ever before at this sea-
son. The legitimate business Of the country
should soon recover its normal state Of
health.
COLLECTIONS STILL SLOW
reports from other cities show that the
eheapness of cotton at the south and the
delay Of winter weather at the north have
somewhat reduced transactions and
caused more hardness in collections than
heretofore, but colder weather and the ap-
proach of the holiday season already begin
to have favorable effect at many points
In general, the volume of trade throughout
the country is so heavy that with the adj
vance OF "a per cent. in prices since year
ago larger supplies Of money are absorbed
The amount OF the circulation is now over
$l,54O, COO, coo. being sS7 900, 600 larger than
year ego. The treasury has taken IN about
81, 100000 more than il has paid out for the
past week.
PFC IRON WEAK.
Pig iron is rather weaker in tore, and
numerous furnaces are likely to go out OF
blast if prices yield further. The demands
for finished products of iron and steel are
less than a month ago, and rails are weak
with scanty sales. Wooden manufacturers
are moving with caution. Labor troubles
are few and the industry of the country is
remarkably we'll employed at fair wages.
The business failures Of the week num-
Der 2S2. against 21l for the corresponding
week last year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
RUN DOWN IN a FoG.
The Steamer Gulf Stream Badly Dam
aged in the Delaware.


aged in the Delaware.
CHESTER. PA, Dec. 5.-The steamer Gulf
Stream. Capt. Hines, from Richmond to
Philadelphia, was run into early this morn.
ing in thick weather on the Delaware river
Off this city by the steamer Gen. Cadwalder,
Capt. Lock, of the Baltimore liue, and was
considerably damaged. The Cadwalder
was bound to Baltimore. She struck the
Gulf Stream amidships on the port side,
starting her sheets above and below the
water line. When the Cadwalder hacked
out the Gulf Stream she made water
rapidly, and Capt. Hines ran his vessel
aground on the Upoer end Of Chester leland,
wnere She now lies in q favorable position
HER CARGO.
She was laden with cargo Of general
merchandise, and lighters are at ork light
erlng her so as to float her and make repairs
IL VIII be impossible to tell the
extent of the damage Co the cargo
until it IS removed The Cadwalder
mad her stem bent aud her sheets were torn
away, but all her damage is above the
water line. The other vessel proceeded this
morning TO Baltimore. 1t is difficult to tell
who is to blame, if there is any blame. The
Gulf Stream is n new boat, owned in Phila-
delphia. 1t may be several days before she
can be floated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
LEWIS WATSON HANGED.
He Shot Negro Who Struck ais Wife
During q Quarrel.

He Shot Negro Who Struck His Wife
During d Quarrel.
ALBANY, GA, Nov. about 1000 peo-
pie gathered at Isabella, Worth county, to
day to witness the public hanging of Lewis
Watson. The NEWS correspondent visited
the prisoner in his cell, and he acknowl-
edged committing the crime for which he
was condemned To die and, like most other
nurderers, said he was ready and willing
to die, as he was going to a
better world. Eighteen well armed men
guarded the sheriff and prisoner on the way
to the gallows. On the galows the prisoner
warned all to shun evil deeds and live right
At 1880 O'Clock Sheriff Cox touched the
fatal trigger and Watson was launched
into eternity. Everything passed off
quietly. Sept 81 Watson way
laid Jack Curry and shot him.
Their wives had falling out Curry got
mixed up in the affair and struck WaLson's
wife. 1t was for this that Watson shot him.
He was tried and condemned at the Octo-
Der term of Worth superior court. Judge
B. B. Bowen passed the sentence OF death
Upon him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
PfrrsBuRG,s BLAZE.
Four Large Business Blocks Burned
With Their Contents.

Four Large Business Blocks Burned
With Their Contents.
P1TTsBURG, PA, Dec. 5.-fhe liberty
street fire, which broke out in Magih's
cracker factory about o'clock this morn
ing, was not extinguished until four large
business blocks had been consumed The
buildings destroyed were brick seven
stories high occupied by e. Magin's cracker
house, and those occupied by K. & W. j.
Jenkinson's wholesale tobacco louise; Ora
ham Il Co, stove and hardware dealers; l..
h. Harris q Co., wholesale druggists.
Chief Engineer Samuel Evans and five
firemen were caught under a falling wall.
Fireman Aug Roth OF Engine Company
No. was badly crushed and injured
internally. He will probably die
Firemen Tigers of engine company No.
10 is still missing, and it is feared that his
body is buried beneath the ruins. The totnl
loss is estimated at $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
BURKE supER1oR COURT.
Thirty-Two True Bills Brought in b.
the Grand Jury.

WAYNEsBoRo, GA, Dec 5.-Burke
superior court has been in session all the
week and will continue all next week. The
grand jury adjourned to-day after bringing
in thirty-two true bills in all Judge Fl. G.
RO ey is dispatching tie business OF the
court very promptly. The whiting attor.
neys are W. Z. Simmo of Atlanta, Twiggs
A. Verdery OF Augusta, Hon. Thomas w.
Oliver of Sylvania, Salem butcher, Henry
8. Jones and G. Henry Cohen Of Augusta,
and Hon. Alex. r. Lawton. Jr.. of SaYan
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
TattnalPs Ticket,

REDsvnLE. GA, Dec. 5.-The eonven-
ton held at Reidsville on Monday nonai-
mated the following ticket for county offices
for the January election, to wit: For treas
urer, j. J. Giles; for sheriff, K. II. Adam
son for receiver tax returns, w. E. Tppins
for tax collector, D. L. partin; for clerk
superior court, B. f. Alexander; for sur
gevor, Josiah Kennedy; for coroner. DR.. j.
J. Gordon. or course the ticket will be
elected, as an Independent ticket is thing
of the past in Tattnsll county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

LNOR RENT, blacksmith and wheelwright;
Apply TO GUiLMARTIN & MEHRTENS'
Stablna
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
THREE sHors AT MS WIFE.
An Albanian's Unsuccessful Attemr
az Uxoricide.

An Albarian's Unsuccessful Attempt
at Uxoricide.
ALBANY, GA, Dec Sat o'clock to-
night WIN Wallace attempted to kill his
wife at the Central hotel in this city. He
is about % years old, and his wife is about
80. She was divorced from her frs3 hus-
band, B. z. LebsD, some time ago,
and married Wallace about nine months
ago. He has threatened her life
repeatedly, and tonight she left their room
and sought safety in another woman's 3.
Wallace climbed through the transom,
jumped to the floor and fired three shots at
his wife, one ball taking effect IN her thigh.
he would probably have killed her but for
two other women who he'd hold Of her, try
ing to shield her from the shots. He rushed
out of the house and has not been captured
xyot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
A LEG BROKEN ~ A FALL.
Livingst n Vann of Madison BUFFERS a
Pain fial I11ii1rf-

Livingst IN Vann of Madison BUFFERS a
Painful Injury.
MADISON, FLA, Dec. "Wednesday
morning about IL O'Clock, while waiting at
the depot with his family, who were going
off on the train, Livingston Vann broke his
leg. He was trying to get his little boy out
OF the way of the porters, who were loading
a car, and slipped and fell. He broke the
large front bone Of his right leg just above
thea nkle. He was taken at once to his home.
Last night he was suffering a great deal.
MIR. Vann is the eldest son of ex-Judge
Vann, and quite successful young lawyer.
He was elected at the recent election as
representative in the legislature.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
QUAY HELPING CAMERON.
W. Longer Any Doubt of the Senior
eenetor's Reelection.

Senator's Reelection.
" AsHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Senator Quay is
Cp'niy promoting the candidacy Of Senator
va Sa'isron and, therefore. it is safe to predict
y Cameron's reelection. Sena tor
S"V never TOOK to the idea that Mr.. Della
I1r Should be elected 10 the Senate BY
~ ~ VINO cation, and now that hIr. Della
49, ',I. 's,luve has put him entirely out OF
'uefafion Sehstor Quay does uoS hest
S., 20 ayow purpose 10 return
,ra. Cameron. Tie is act
O. Cooperating with Senator
5@lHeroa ia the unususI campaign which
NJ s- nor Cameron is conducting Instead
So.ng to Pennsylvania to look for votes,
0,a.or cameron, assisted by Senator
t S51a{' Is bringing tho republican leaders in
f1 w. -es!Aature and among the Office holders
& :. .ast4Iugton to fad out how they stand.
"a Senators Cameron and Onay have
''u"u no opposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
AIahama,s Minors.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec Sat a meet
ing of eleven large coal operators yester-
day, resolution was adopted, positively
declining to advance the wages Of the
miners. and refusing to confer with the
executive committee Of the United Mine
Workers of America. The miners are de-
termined to continue the strike.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
A COUPLE OF RUNAwAYs.
Mrs. Blount and a Man and His Boy
Have Narrow Escapes.

EaV6 mellow h5CaD5S.
WAYNEsBoRo, GA, Dec. 1.-Two runa-
way horses created considerable exciteme mt
here this evening, Mrs. e. C. Blount, nee
bliss Lucy Jordan, formerly Of Savannah,
while ont driving was thrown from ber
buggy by the horse running awsv. The run.
away frightened the horse of Samuel Bel
and he roo ran away throwing Mr. Bell ana
bis 500. ngsd years. out Of their buggy.
Both escaped with slight bruises.
Both buggiss were badly smashed.
Mrs Blount was az first thought to be
MORALLY injured, but she was ohly slightly
hurt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
Hnmastead,a Convent Ere.

PITrsBURG, PA, Dec. 5.-Flre at Home
stead at 2 o'clock this morning destroyed
st. Mary Magdalene Catholic church,
school house and convent and two dwellings.
The loss is estimated at SO, 600 The prop
erty was partly insured. The fire was
caused by q pressure of natural gas.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06

Man il often deceived in tho age Of
woman by her gray hair. Ladies, You can
appear young and prevent this grayness by
using Halls Hair Remover. -1d.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06

The gems Of scrofula are destroyed by
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
-Ad
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GoTRAM AND TIE CENSUS.

47 house Committee Gives Her
Representatives a Hearing.
d, ~ ,'9l1INGToN, Dec 5.-Repressptativss
VI ~ New York city were heard by the
So committee on census to-day
n. 80 HoaF upon request for recount of
arl. ?uiation Of that city. The case was
ciy oy John M. Bowers, counsel for the
tsci1o51 ~ tne expiration Of all hour it was
an - - mat Mr.. Bowers should have half
tGs ,'2 S,l5 tomorrow to close his argument /;
hasr5 '1lse5Iiutandant Porter should then be
tina 9o @uu mat Dir. Bowers might have
---LL9 LOT a reioinder.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Produces a feeling Of lightness and buoyaucy
as against that of weight, headache and depres
sion, so common with the ordinary cocoon. Your
druggist and grocer have it.-AdU.
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not be De,',lh, Colo, or core Throat should
are a sin, 1iiccteu' BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
1c's a boy ''eN5' ana give prompt reIlef.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~
timber and by virtue Of the power Of sale
u reserved in my declaration Of trust exc
cuted August 18th, 1880 /, THEODORE A.
ROUSSEAU, Us trustee Of MARGARET A.
ROUSSEAU and children, VIII sell at public
outcry ~ the Court House of Chatham county,
Georg "a. tctween the legal hours OF sale, on
TUbtDAN, January 9Th 1891, the eastern half
OF the western half Of lot number twenty ono
C2J Calhoun ward and improvements, consist
m OF y twOstory brick dwelling house on base
mont, situated Ia the city OF savannah, Georgia.
THhO. A. ROUSSEAU,
Trustee Margaret A. r usseau and children
SAVANEAH, GA, Dec. G. 1880.
NOTICE TO HEIRS AND NEXT OF KIN.
n EORGIA, MuscoGEz CoUNTY.-To oil per-
VI sons interested as next OF Kin of HAIR
RIET MYRIOK. deceased. You are hereby
notified that HARRIET MYRIOK, .colored,
(who formerly lived in the city of Savan-
nah, Georgia. and was then known as
Harriet Carter,) died interstate IN tho
city OF Columbus, Ca. on Oct. -, 1856, leaving
an estate amounting ia value 70 four hundred
and fOrfy-ofe dollars ami sixty-six cents
(s1fi 90, aud thai f0f the want Of any known
heirs or next OF kin OF said HARRIET
MFRICK proceedings are now pendsng III tho
Court Of Ordinary Of MuseoEec couufy. Ooor.
gia 10 eseheat said estate.
WRIGHT II. HOWARD,
admir- ~ estate ~ harriet Ags.ek, dead.
CoLCAars, GA. Sept = 1850.