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Sporadic cholera n, pI,t.bursh.

PlrrsBuReH, Pa, June liza case Of
sporadic cholera was reported to-day by
Dr. J: A. McKibben, Of this city. The
victim was a young lady named Griffith,
aged twenty-five years, living on Seneca
street. Dr.. McKihben says the young
lady had all the symptoms Of Asiatic
cholera, including the collapse. The
case will be reported to the Board Of
Health this afternoon. ~
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nenten aud Robbed In Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 1l.-John Burk, a
stock dealer OF Youngstown, was found
unconscious at the corner OF Rush and
Michigan streets at two o'clock this
morning. He had been beaten until his
face and head were u mass OF cuts and
bruises. His pockets had been rifed
and his coat, hat and shoes had been
taken. He WAS taken to the County
Hospital where fears are expressed that
he will not survive.
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BALriMoRE, MD., June 1.-The Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Co., has sent to
each employe circular note Of which
the following is in part copy:
This company will not, under any cir.
cumstances, employ men who are in the
habit Of getting intoxicated. All en-
ployes known TO frequent drinking
places must be warned to discontinue
the practice, or qui. the company's SER
vice. Employees will be discharged il
intoxicated either on or of duty. No
person discharged for intoxication will
BIZ re-employed.
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VIENNA, June 1.-the strikers as
Bennisch, silesia, are acting In rinion s
manner. They attacked. The iacto.;as
yesterday and with clubs and stone
smashed all the windows In sixteenu ues ~
them. Several OF the factories w.ra "
otherwise damaged by the rioters" WHY "a I.
number OF strikers were arrested and
their comrades assaulted. the police I'm in
their attempt to rescue them. The
trouble became 80 serious that Tn,
military were called upon and the.
troops soon quelled the riotinp. sV
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Bar 3iill Scnle.

PITTsBuRu, Pa. June 1.-THE Anal.
ga mated Association oil Iron and Steel
Workers completed the bar mill scale
this morning. A few slight changes
were made in extras, but the base Of The
scale remains at 10 cents. This after.
noon the hoop, guide and cotton lie
scales were taken up and discussed, III
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Fell from D Window.

COLUMBUS, GA, June ll.-Early this
morning R. Il, Caldwell, prominent
railroad contractor at East Point, Ga,
fell from second story window at the
Ipgersoll hotel, at Phoenix City, and
crushed in his skull. He was instantly
killed.
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DISASTROUS Fires
Ia the Mining Districts Of the,
Ural Mountains.
FORTY PERSONS ARE BURNED
And Eighteen Thousand People Hen.
dercd Homeless Pubiicans
blil opposed-Marriago Of +
OBrlcn, Irish Nationalist. ,isl

ST. PErEnsuuRo. June ll.-Reporis
have been received here OF disastrous
conhagrations and great loss Of life and
property In the mining districts OF tho
Ural mountains. The iron works at
o'alelsk and New Jansk, q ,hopsenl
dwelling iIounes, toar schools, three I
churches, one Of the hospitals and mspR.
zines, werecompleteiy destroyed Fol ty.,
persons were burned 10 death and Is, ttu /
were made homeless by the destructit n
ot the towns. Is ~
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sintc Development.

Sptc1dI UIypdlch 70 Wt IfNeul1tHcer. - y =
ELKISs, W. Va, June ll.-It is said
that certain capitalists have applied for
charter for the Elkins City Land and
Improvement Company. They will set
several large industries on foot here dur
ing the present season. Among the
number an extensive iron furnace is con.
temnlatpd r ~ ~ ~ FGf.7
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Girls Abducted by Horse traders,

LEAyESwoRrn, KAs., June 1.-two
horse traders whose names are unknown,
abducted the pretty daughters Of q miner
named A. J. Aker, Monday. The girls,
the elder 20 years Of age and the other
l6, were taken away in covered wagon.
Sheriff Flora and deputies are in pursuit
OF the parties. s.l3 $1,000
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Canton Downed.
Speeta! Dispatch 70 a< {ase!lfgmcer.
CANTON, O., June 1.-THE home team
was defeated to-day Score:
Dayton Wins.
FaIrnont Wins.

specl'H OlsV'IEtN 70 NC IHHHI1tHctT, : =
FAInMoST, W, Va, juno ll.-Thc
second game OF the season was played
here to. day, between the home club and
the Adelsons Of Grafton. Score, five 10
twelve, in favor OF Fairmont.
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Why doesn't he take Hoods sarsapa-
rilla 2" is the general inquiry Of friends
when o person suffers from any disease
Of the blood. 5
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Brooklyn, 6; Boston, 3. (N.L.)
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, 8. (P. l..
brooklyn, 2; Boston, 5. II. L.
New York, I; Philadelphia, s. (N.L.)
Philadelphia, IL; New York. s. {P. L.
Chicago, Z; Cleveland, l.. (N.L)
Chicago l; Cleveland 3; Second
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DENWOOD COMMENCEMENT.
Tho Fourth Annual Entertainment Held
Inst Night.

Tho Fourth Annual Entertainment Held
Inst Night.
, The Fourth annual commencement Of
the Benwood public school was held in
the Methodist church in that city yes.
terday evening. The building was
crowded, and the entire affair was very
pleasant. The only graduate, Miss Net
tie .Whiteside, gave an especially meri.
torious performance, and congratula-
tioDs and flowers were shoEered Upon
her in profusion. The programme was
as follows, and was very nicely carried
out: rs
tnvaeas Rev. j. Engie
"Flawercts Forget Nc Eotn
Miss Esielle Martin. ~
Essay The Gifted Tramp
Defamation Mice at Play"
Maggie Stewart. -,
- Miss Annie Peilcy. S''.i
lara .Sj stepping stones
ia''uASn'Ai 'G Mt: Otto DolSesir. Sis;si." peSiaSusA
Essay NiIe q. Ford. ' ana W aches
Dcclamat a. "Jm Bludso''
b. "The Weather luresu',
755. Maggie Sharp. So -
See the Pale Moon,
AiEs Annie pelley and Miss Es,elie Martin. :
.5SS,5s VI q lNettie Whiteside. ''''AA
I.65 sat Presentation Of Diploma,
Instrumental Solo. ...,." Nearer Ny God 10 Thce,
2s Miss Carrie Arndt, - 'N :,
Beuediction. L.5
| The Renwood school. has been YER,
successful for several years paet, ant
more interest is now manifested thar
ever before, \ !.
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SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 1.-two slight
shocks of earthquake we're felt here yes
terday, q 81 :. =.
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The Benwood school has been yery
successful for several years paet, and
more interest is now manifested than
eyer before, s,s4 80,
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WEpay cash for our goods. COM, an, and
zee esy the INDUCEMENTS We can offer YOU inj
Watches, Diamonds, and. ali kinda ~ n
'eWelry. WHEAT d HANcHEH, s
& 1881 Market street:
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puENoMENoN OF coLD A1E.

The phenomenon OF cold air issuing
from caves is not unknown elsewhere.
In fact, it nearly always is cooler near
the mouth OF caves, Or the entrance to
horizontal mines, than it is short dis.
tance away from them. But, no other
instance is known where Il current OF
air 30 strong and so cold as this comes
from cave. In this respect it is pecu.
liar. The writer first saw this cave
twelve years ago. 1t is to-day as it was
then. II the day is warm, the issuing
current is strong enough to sway the
branches Of the trees and bushes grow
ing near. 1tblows all day, increasing il
the day grows warmer, and decreasing II
it becomes cooler.
The reason for the phcnomenan is not
mysterious. Atleast it can be accounted
for in theory. The cave extends into
the mountain at least 900 feet. 1t has
been explored that far. It's extensions
and ramitications no doubt 20 much far
ther. Crevices probably lead from the
cave up through the rock to the summit
OF the mountain. The warm air enters
through these creYices, and as it cools
it descends to the deeper parts OF the
cave. Cold air being heavier than air
that is>warm, 1t naturally finds the low
est places, and thus passes from cavern
to cavern till it rushes out at the mouth
Of the cavern. Its long journey through
the underground passages has made it
cold. This is about all the explanation
there is for it.
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Michael Dnv,,, s.,,a,,., ~, -,

miehaei Davitt Seriously Ill. ~
, LONDON, June 1i.-Mr. Michael Dayittg
the well known Irish Nationalist : ii
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 11.-A. E.
Chapman, vice ]. D. Atkins, resigned,
has been appointed postmaster at York.
vile, Wayne county.
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COMMENCEMENT BALL.
The annual commencement ball came
a M Ila LII A.

The annual commencement ball came
of at the large hall Of the University.
Ladies and gentlemen from Morgantown
nnd the towns Of Fairmont, Clarksburg,
Weston, Kingwood, and Grafton and
from the cilies OF Parkersburg and
Wheeling, and many other places, be-
sides numerous visitors from other
States attended, filling tho large hall to
its utmost capacity. The costumes Of
the ladies were varied and beautiful and
mostly in excellent taste. The music by
the Wheeling Opera House band was
delightful and the dancing superb.
Such collection OF beautiful and grace.
full ladies, we'll dressed gentlemen has
not been seen within these walls before.
The dance still goes on at this writing
and will continue until the small hours
Of the morning.
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WOULD MAKE A NOTED RESORT.

1t is possible here, with little devel-
opment, 10 make OF this a noted resort.
It's pecnliarities would insure this. Pos
sessiug all that inland resorts usually
possess, and these additional features,
1t could not be hut pleasant resort.
But some development will be necessa.
ry, for, at this time, though within hear
ing Of the trains that pass over the rail-
road, it is yet inaccessible, except to
those who can walk or can ride n mule
along brushy paths and through dense
woods.
Here 1t was that a portion OF the rebel
army hid themselves after the battle oi
Carrick's Ford. A regiment Of Georgi'
aus were cut OF from the rest OF the
army, and they escaped over the noun
tain, and so secure was their hiding thai
they were undiscovered, and finally
made good their. retreat to the South
This cave is less than five miles iron th,
battlefield OF Carrick's Ford. Il. NJ. Z
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08
Administrators Sale.
LaROChe & Mclaughlin.
AUCTIONEERS,

TUESDAY. May G, 1890. at II o'clock a. m. be-
fore court house, Chatham county, Georgia.
Under and by virtue of an order granted by the
Hon, Hampton l.. Ferril, judge court Of Or
binary, Chatham county, Georgia, will pro-
coed to sell at the above mentioned time and
place the following property, to wit:
One-fifth DO interest in all those certain
tracts, parcels or lots OF land situated lying and
being in the City of Savannah, County Of CHAT
ham, known on the plan or map of said City as
Lots Number Seventeen 10, Franklin Ward,
and Lots Numbers Thirty 800. Thirty-fve 1857,
aud Thirty-si 1861, Railroad Ward, and an undi-
vided one-flfth l-5) interest in those nine other
certain tracts, parcels or lots of land situated,
lying and being in said State and County, and
designated as Lots Numbers Nineteen Q9j
Twenty-Five C!2l, Twenty three (23), Twenty six
(26), Twenty seven (2T, Thirty (30i, Ihirty-o
cd, Thirty-four (84) and Thirty tive (35), South
ern Block of what was known as Granville now
Bacon Ward, and Garden Lot Number Ninety
five (9s) containing five ~ acres. more or less
near and west of the Ogeechee Canal and upon
line of Jones street prolonged, and also an I'M
divided one-fifth 10 interest in the following
personal property, TO wit:
-Four shares of the capital stock of the South
western Railroad of Georgia, belonging to es-
tate of ANNIE j.. MOALE. deceased, for the
payment of debts and distribution.
A. MINIS, Administrator
Estate Annie J.. Moale, deceased
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Legal SALES.

numbers one. two. three aud four Nos. !, 2, 8
and q North Oglethorpe ward, city Of Savan-
nah.
number one NO. ~ Crawford ward, east, city of
Savannah
Moore. Mrs. Mary C.-Sxty-four (6A acres of
OF land about twelve miles on Louisville road.
Chatham county, Georgia.
Murtagh, John Tot of land known as
number ten (No. 10l White ward and improve
meats, city of Savannah
Mccoy. Ernest-Lot of land south Of Ander-
son street, city OF Savannah.
Patton, David G.-Lot of land and the i'm
provements at Tybee Island, Chatham county.
Peach. Mrs. hary-Western one-third "a of
lot number thirty-one wylly ward. city of
Peadrick. Mrs. E A-Lots of land known as
numbers three and five mos. and 81 KingSville,
southwest OF the city.
Pelot and children, Mrs. +. R.-WeStern one
half 20 of lot number eleven Jackson ward
and the Improvements. city OF Savannah.
Prendergast, Mrs. B. C.-Lot Of land known as
number one 0'Neill ward and improvements,
city of Savannah.
Quinan Mrs winnifred- Western half of lot
number seven mo. y Reynolds ward and i'm
provements, city of Savannah.
Raderick, Theodore, Trustee-One hundred
aud sixty-fve (165l acres of land six and a half
miles on White Bluff road. Chatham county.
Randolph, w. Lot of land known as lot
number two ~ Franklin ward and improve
ments, city of Savannah.
lot number twenty-seyen (No. "a Gallie ward
and improvements.
Robinson. Mrs. Sarah Part Of lot number
twenty-eight NO. 80 South Ogethorpe ward
and Improvements, city of Savannah.
Savannah Soap Works-Lot of land known a s
lot number forty-three (No 43J Middle Ogle-
thorpe ward and improvements, city of Savan-
nah
Schley, John-Lots OF land known as num-
bers eight and ten mos. aud 10) Teynac's tract,
city OF Savannah.
Staley, John A, Trustee-Three-fourths 90
of lot number twenty-four Ebert ward and the
improvements, city of Savannah.
Staff, Mrs. Mary-Lot of land known as num-
Der one hundred and seventy-oue NO. I'D Cart
land ward and improvements, city of Savannah.
Strickland. Mrs Mary Eastern half OF lot
number twenty-three tNo. 23) South Ogiethorpe
ward and improvements, city of Savannah.
Sturtevant, Mrs. c. Mot OF land number
Sulter, Martin-Three-tenths (9-10 of lot num-
Der five North Ogeuhorpe ward and improve
ments city of Savannah.
Sutcliffe, estate NJ J-Eastern half of lot
number five (No 81 Calhoun ward and improve
ments.
Threadcraft, F. M-Half OF lot number
thirty (No. 5G) Greene ward and improvements,
city of Savannah.
Walsh, Thomas, Trustee-Three lots on the
underground road, Chatham county.
Wayne, Mrs Sarah W.-Lot Of land known as
number thirty-two NO 32l Atlantic ward, city
of Savannah.
Wetter, Edward Tone. half interest in one
hundred and twenty Cl20) acres of land on
Louisville road, Chatham county
Jones, Thomas Lot of land known as
number seventeen (No. ~ Pooler station, Cen
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff Chatham county, Ga.
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LEGAL SALES.
CHATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE FOR STATE
AND COUNTY TAXES.


FINDER and by virtue Of sundry tax f. fas
u issued by the Tax Collector of Chatham
county in favor Of the state of Georgia and
county of Chatham against the following named
persons and the property here below described
and the said tax fl fas. having been placed in
my hands for collection have levied upon the
property of each of said defendants, and | will
offer the said property for sale az public cutlery
before the court housed foor of Chatham county,
in the city of Savannah, on the first Tuesday in
May, 1890 during the legal hours of sale, to sat
isfy said tax fl fas. Terms cash, purchasers
having for titles JOHN T. ROMAN
Sheriff Chatham County
Baldwin, Charles IDIOTS of land known as
letters and F, Stevens ward, city of Savan-
nah.
thrty-four sd Mercer ward ana improvements,
city of Savannah.
Cas-, Est. John-Eastern half of lot number
ten no, 10) Derby ward, Tyrconnell tything and
improvements city of Savannah,
Cohen, Isaac g. Agt.-Thirty- TIRES (33) acres
of land at Bona Bella. Chatham county.
Cook. De Witt C.--Ninety-six 1865 acres of
land ten miles on the Pine Barren Road, Chat
Deacy. Mrs. Bridget-Half of lot number
twenty-one Go. 21), Davis ward, and improve
inents, city Of Savannah.
Deacy. James Part of lot number nine
mo. 81, North Oglethorpe ward, and improve
ments, city of Savannah.
Falligant Champion Give (5) acres of
land in Chatham county, Ga
Ferrill, Mrs. Margaret-SlXteen (l6) acres OF
land about seven miles on the Louisville road,
Chatham county.
Freeman, Mrs. Susan-Lot number 90 No. 20l,
Lee ward, and improvements, city of Savannah.
George Susan and cnidren-Part Of lots num-
bers ia and 23l fourteen and twenty three,
Charleton ward, and improvements, city of Sa-
vannah.
Godfrey, VIM o.-Thirty (3O) acres of land at
Cedar Hammock Chatham county.
Hail. Mrs. Jane M.--Two hundred and fifty
(250) acres of land on Whitemarsh Island, Chat
ham county.
Hartloge Mrs Maria-Lot of land known as
lot number fifteen mo. 10 Swollville, city of
Savannah.
Harriss. Miss Laura P.-Western half of lot
number ten (So 10Y Pulaski ward and improve
ments. city of Savannah.
Herrick, estate Catherine-Northern half Of
lot nu1lber four NO ~ Berrien ward and inl-
proyements. city of Savannah.
Hone, Wiiliam-Thlrty 800 acres OF land on
Springfield plantation, southwest of the city of
Kane. estate Peter-Lot number three (No. 81
wharf lot east of Lincoln street, city of Savan-
nah.
sixty 1.-TWO NO. 62l Screven ward, city of Savan-
nah.
Lemon, o. T.-Lots of land known as mum
hers eighteen and twenty-five mos. is and ~
Mallette's tract southwest Of the city.
Movers. Adeline E-Lot of land known as
section four in number five Tyrconnen tything,
Derby ward city of Savannah.
Miller, c. ?. and 9; H.-0ne lot OF land
Savannah.
Miller Mrs. Ann E.--Lots Of land known as
numbers sixteen, eighteen and twenty mos. 10,
is and x0) OF tract number six Teynacs lana,
city of Savannah
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AUCrIoNsALEs TODAY.
Stationery, Account Books, Paper Etc.
By ]. Mclaughlin & Son,

THIS DAY. March s, 1880. at II O'Clock, and
also at O'Clock. at the store OF Davis Bros.
on Bun Street, who are clearing out superfiu-
GUS stock prior 10 removing to new store on
York street,
LEDGERs. DAY BOOKS, BLOTTERs, CASH
BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. etc. WRIT
ING PADS, PAPER OF ALL KINDS, CAP.
FOOLS, LETTER, NOTE, etc. ENVELOPES.
NOTARIAL SEALS, COPYING and LETTER
BOOKS, PENCILS, RUBBER BANDS, MUCH.
AGE, INK IN BOXES, SCRAP BOOKS. AUTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
BACKGAMMON BOXES, FANCY WORK
BOXES, WICKER BOXES. BABY BASKETS.
BRACKETS, BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS in
Morocco, FULL EDITIONS OF THAcRE-
RAY, BULwER, IRVING, and others.
Sale will be continued from day to day until
disposed of.
~ LADIES INVITED.
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~ EORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice is
VI hereby given that have made applicat on
to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order to sell lots number one (f) and two CO.
in C. j. Hull's subdivision of lots 47-4S and part
of 40, Cue ward, Savannah, Chatham county
Georgia, and six 90 shares of the capital stock
of the Metropolitan Savings and Loan Com
pany, belonging to estate of ALFRED H.
OLIVER, deceased for the payment of debts
and distribution, and that said order will be
granted at MAY TERM of said court. on the
9th day of May, 1890 unless objections are filed.
SAVANNAH, April Z, 1920.
CLAYTON P. MILLER,
Administrator estate of Alfred II. Oliver de-
ceased
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY ;
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE /!
A Comfortable Dwelling Convenient 10 The
S, I. and W. Railway.
c. H. DOrSett, AuCtioneer.

Under aud by virtue OF an order granted by the
honorabls Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham
county, will sell at the Court House during
the usual hours OF sale on TUESDAY. MAY
., lSse, tue following property OF ABSALOM
SALLlNS. deceased, for distribution and pay
ment Of debts, to wit:
All OF those two middle quarters OF lot mum
per q, Waring Ward, now called number 81, with
the improvements thereon The said lot num-
Der ~ is bounded on the north by New Houston
lane. on the east by the eastern quarter of said
lot number 32, on the south by Duffy street, and
on the vest by the western quarter of said lot
number 81, and has frontage on Duffy street
feet
The improvements consist of a two-story
wooden residence known as No. 3sl6 Duffy
street. having been recently repainted inside
and out, and being located on the north side Of
Duify street. between Habersham aud Price
streets.
Terms cash. c. II. DORSETT
Tx. Estate Absalom Salins, Deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITATION

CITATION.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-To Hannah d.
" Fowler. Julia A. Simmons, Julia Rich
monG, Arthur Manchester, Elizabeth @. Hollis
Edward Dewitt William H. Church, Duaul H.
Church, Susan Marchant. William AIarchant,
Charles Marchant, Otis Irish, Augustus Irish,
Ashbel Irish, Hamilton Irish, Serene II. Church,
Hamilton McIver Church, Albert Autharis
Church, Marie L. Woodman, William S. Brown,
Edith A. Palmer, William r. Brown, and
all Others heirs at law of Elizabeth Church,
late of said county. deceased, if any others
there be, and to all whom it may concern:
Richard j. Num-, having in due form of law,
as nominated executor of the last will and
testament, with codicil thereto, of Elizabeth
Church, late of said county. deceased. filed his
petition for the probate in solemn form of said
will and codicil, you are hereby required to APP
pear before the court of ordinary, TO be held in
aud for said county on the FIRST MONDAY
IN AUGUST NEXT, then and there to show
cause, if any exists, why the paper offered for
probate by the petitioner, Richard J. Mum, as
such last viii and testament and codicil thereto,
should not be proven in solemn form and ad-
mitted to record under such probate as the last
will and testament of said deceased; and
further, why the letters testame ntary hereto
fore granted said petitioner upon probate of
said will and codicil in common form, should
not be confirmed and continued in force as if
originally granted in this present proceeding.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRILI.,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 9TH day
of April, 1890.
FRANK Z. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. O. C. G.
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Valuable BrOughtOn Street Property
AT AUCTION.
By c. Il. DORSETT, AuctiOnes.'

Under and by virtue OF an order granted by tho
Ordinary OF Chatham County viii sell be-
fore the Court House Of Chatham County in
Savannah, during the usual hours of sale, on
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1890, the following de-
scribed property to wit:
The improvements on the south half of lot
numb ar 80. Warren ward, and the lease hold in
terest; said lot 33 being situated on the north
west corner of Price and Broughton streets
The improvements consist of two 2story wooden
dwellings on brick basement, and one two-story
on basement brick dwelling.
The above property is sold as the property Of
the estate OF WILLIAM LAKE, for the purpose
Of distribution.
n. BAT the same time and place, and in con
nection with the above viii be sold in Zee sim
pie, the land, to wit: The south half of lot No
33, Warren ward, upon which the said dwellings
are built. THOMAS II. LAKE
Administrator Estate William Lake