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A DoUBLEDosE oFsNAKE VENOM
Mrs. Roots Extraordinary Expert
enca With Copperheads.
FrOnl the Netc YORK Saln

GALLON, O., Aug. 16.-Mrs. Mary Root
of Mamsbury the day before the Fourth of
July, was bitten on her forehead by a
copperhead snake while she was putting
pie on the swing shelf in her cellar, the
snake having climbed to the shelf
in some way and lying there
coiled. The poison of the snake affected
Mrs. Root so seriously that for several
days she was not expected to live, being
most of the time delirious. The venom
finally succumbed to treatment, and Mrs
Root gradually recovered, being able to get
out of the house for the first time last week
Yesterday she went into the yard to hang
up clothes. She had her cothespins
in u muslin bag. She laid the bag
on the ground until she was ready TO use it,
When she thrust her hand into the bag to
take out some clothespins her middle finger
was seized by something and instantly a
shock Of excruciating pain flashed from her
finger to her shoulder. She quickly drew
her finger from the bag and dropped the
bag on the ground. The instant it struck
the ground copperhead snake ran out Ct
the bag and hurried away in the
grass. Mrs. Roots cries brought aid
to her, but she became blind and
delirious before she could be taken to the
house. She Is now lying in a precarious
state, and Dr. Ball doubts that she will
survive this second injection Of copperhead
venom into her system while II was still
affected by the first charge. The copper
head and its mate were found in the high
grass not far from where Mrs Root was
bitten, and both were killed.
Two cows and horse running in pasture
on farm adjoining the Root place were
found dead and much swollen on different
days of last week. The owner believed that
they had been poisoned by hired man he
had discharged, and he started for the jus
tice's office to swear out warrant
for the mans arrest. On his way TO
the Justices the farmer took
short cut through the pasture where the
ca tie had died. When half way across he
was startled by a shrih rattle, and dis
covered in bunch Of grass ahead OF him
the deadly coil OF massassauqua' or marsh
rattlesnake. He killed the poisonous reptile
and went no further lie knew that the
massassauqua and not the hired man had
killed. his COWS aud horse.
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LEGAL SALES
CHATHAM sHERIFrs sAI.F


DY virtue OF mort age a. ia. issued os,t oe
- Chatham superior Court, in favor 81
CHARLES A. DRAHTON VS.. ALEX : NTIUTS
and HENRY A. DUMAS, copartne-s unde- ~
firm name Of MILIUS AND COMPANY have
levied upon the following described personal
property OF the said defendants to wit:
All that stocs OF goods, consisting OF Gents
and Ladies Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods
Stamped Goods and Nutions such as Shirts
Night Robes. Umbrellas Hats Muslin and
Wooden Underwear, Knit Goods, Jackets Chi.
dren's Cloaks. Shirt Waists ShawIs, Scarfs. Col.
lars, Capes, Cuffs, Corsets, Gloves Hosiery.
Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, Laces. EmbrOideries'
Rue in s. Ribbons, White Goods, Innings Dress
Trimmings, Buttons. Spool Silk. Silk Cashmeres
aud muli Capes, Jerseys, Stamped Goods No
TONS Parasols, Leather Goods. sever show
Cases. Dress and Corset Forms, Fixtures
Counters, Shelving, two Desks one Iron Safe,
Gas Fixtures and everything contained in that
certain store occupied by said defendants and
known as number 1859 Broughton street. south
side, near Barnard street. city of Savannah
And by virtue Of an order granted by Hon.
Robert Falgant, Judge OF the Superior Court.
Eastern Judicial Circuit OF Georgia, I will offer
the said above described personal property OF
the defendants for sale at public outcry. upon
the premises. number 159 Broughton street Sa-
vannah, Ca. on MONDAY, August 18th 1890.
during the legal hours of sale TO satisfy said
mortgage A. ia. Terms cash.
Advertise ten days before the day OF sale in
Savannah Morning. News and at three public
places in Chatham county.
Parties desiring to purchase can examine
goods any day from A. NJ to p. N. upon app
pication TO The Sheriff Chatham county
AUGUST ID, 1890 JOHN 7. ROMAN,
sheriff G. Co, Ga.
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= Good PORT

The Tampa Tribune Of the 10th contains
a a cara d from 70 Capt F. A. Mcguire of the
DARK J. Il Bowers, which receatly arrived
az port Tampa. The vessel was loaded with
Ses s raliS Tor the South Florida railroad
ana IN came up to the wharf drawing 17I% fest
said: p''0'' Inc captain
and - Ne vessel came up without any trouble
t a1a III laa plenty Of water from the bar ~
b ia0 Tla1 There is every convenience for
T 1fsI1.'lg argoes, both In and out at Port
so a1apa there being extensive wharves and II,
sids Hanged !a9 that the cars are placed along
tbs v ana he cargo discharged direct from
s s1V y ls! 70 the cars at compaTativeiv
s sta cost Ny cargo of 1881 tons Of 76.n r,Wvg
'r cost ~, was discharged in twelve DAYS at
bp SjI' y We Ship of IS cents Der ton The
i TuS.s@ at this place is constantIV on t he
ter rrS1'g ana Port Tampa, the soutbe er
wata l,- ,st oI The Plant system, with its dean
undopb 1stt.es and fishing industries, viii
FIorid.o Guy become the most imnorfan "a =
"TEa.pp or' on the Gulf coast. - '
any kind I'i ore no pilotage nor port charges NJ
br5 5 s,ra recommend this port to 71 nv "
ical pcrt' ''''s'S as safe and econom
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his PICTURE ON WINDOW PANE
a Strange Memento OF the Death OF
Husband and Children.
Prom he Philadelphia Pre-


PITTsBURG, Aug. IA mystery sur
rounds the home Of the late James Dough
erry at Swissvae. Within four weeks the
father ard three children have died. The
mother refuses TO remain any longer in the
little home. 80
Midway between SKissyale and Hawkins
stations, on the line of the Pc lnsylvania
railr ad, and on street which leads toward
the railroad tracks back of the public school
building, stands a little one-story frame
house. Surrounding this little home is a
garden of probably half an acre. This, until
few days ago, had been the home OF the
Doughertys-the father, mother and three
children.
July the second child was taken i'll with
a fever. 1t fingered for a few days then
died. In just one week from the death Of
the first child another, little boy, was
stricken down with the same malady, and
died within a few days Hardly a week
had passed after the death. of the second
child when the last and youngest child, and
the fathers favorite, was stricken with
Pneumonia, and in few days had passed
away.
The death of the three children occurring
in as many weeks was a severe blow to the
parents. Last Monday morning the husband
departed for his work at the Carrie furnace
early in the morning. As be left his wife
be babe her the usual goodby. This was the
last seen Of HIM alive by his wife. That
afternoon while engaged at work on high
t-estle in one of the departments at the
furnace he missed his footing and fell back
ward to pile Of iron below. He was killed
instantly.
just before the sad news was brought to
the unfortunate woman she happened to be
near the window In the front of the house.
She was Mortified to see imprinted on an
ordinary pane of glass in the window before
her & picture of her husband as lifelike as il
he stood before her himself. On his back
his dinner pail, just as had been his custom
in days when all was bright.
The woman was frightened by the sight,
and was in the act of notifying her neigh
bors wnen a messenger STOPPED her on the
threshold and announced to her the death
of her husband.
The news completely Frustrated her. The
husband was buried yesterday, and Mrs
Dougherty left the house before night, say
ing she was afraid 10 remain there. She Is
now with friends.
Crowds of people have visited the house.
The Grape still fiutters from the door, and
one spectator after another files up to the
window to see the sight Every one ex-
pressed himself TO the effect that it is a
wonderful likeness of Dougherty and his
favorite child. The picture has the appear
ance Of being ground in the glass. 1t is
near the center Of the pane 1t is in such
position that 1t would readily be seen by
woman sitting inside the room and watch
ing the path over which her husband would
return home
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PAIR OF HERMITs.
A Wonderful Story from clarke
County.
r-om HE Athens (Ga.) Bonner.

From the Athens (Ga) Banner.
There lived, almost the life of PERMITS, in
Clarke county, until a few days ago. on
chair farm. a bachelor brother, aged 70
wears and a maiden sister, 81 years old.
Their home was only en- miles from the
citv Of Athens. In 1S42 the first railroad
train came into our city, drawn by pair
of mules With Mr. James Galloway as the
engineer"
Among the spectators TO witness this great
SIGHT was the gentleman mentioned above.
He returned to bis farm, and from that day
until Sept Is never saw train OF cars or
even expressed desire TO do so.
In the meantime steam supplanted horse
mower. and four railroads were built into
Athens and fifteen or twenty trains arrived
and dsuarted from our city daily. He was
in sound Of the whistle Of the locomotives on
two road, and could hear the rumbling of
the trains on the Northeastern, but except
the news that an occasional neighbor would
bring him be remained buried in the ad-
vancenent and progress Of his county and
neighbornE city.
In regard TO the great Improvements of
the day, the aged sister remained In even
more blissful ignorance than her brother,
for she had never seen a railroad or a train
of cars until Sept. Is last, when the aged
pair boarded the Northeastern to go TO
Atlanta, where thev went to spend their
remaining days with friends.
For 70 ty years this old couple lived
together in the same house, and during that
half Of a century never drank a drop of
water except from the spring that dubbed
forth at their door,
This couple had the means to travel if
their lnclinations so prompted, and belong
to one Of the best families in Clarke
county,
Their exile was entirely voluntary. and
not prompted by a desire to shun their fell
low men The occasional neighbors who
called e. their house were always kindly re-
celVed and 7elcomed, and their hospitable
loara placed at their command,
ms brother and sister we're deyotedlv
s a'Sacnea to each other, and sought no other
society than one another.
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.xorHER CANDIDATE.
,,a,t Fiber to Be Used Tor
The OErs - curing Purposes

The okra Plant s,i.,,r Ing Purposes.
- ne augusta Erenin0 Ne'os.
From - Ns,es noted on yesterday
TIE -. ~, william E. Jackson OF TINS
the fAc' 'D till engaged in perfecting his
city was 80. - r,snufacture of his cotton
process ~ -, the fiber of the cotton plant,
oass--, eo1,nauy. with big caPlIai s'oJf,
and manufacture the ma'eriA4 - '--'
city. ,.s another fiorous candidate Tor
-,aDufscturing purposes IL '"' ''
okrs plant. 49,, rith q view of its use In
It's Guilty 49,, of fbrous articles OF neces-
the man ii.,H,,,v PROMISES to become some
sity ana ~ - AiDdustry in the south, ana why
thing OF au - he used rs a substitute Tor
jute ba 7iiIs Ne,ps has the following inter-
ing noints on the supIecS; vo-L uho
Dr.. u. au-ing the exposition, and +. w
came heIe .bjs city have devoted consider
ElchoI "a - the subject, and during the
able s1uu. ~ the year they sent an interest
early POI Ualusbie exhibit to the Crystal
ing o. - Fort Worth, showing the mooe
faiSoo o.bod Of manufacture Ihese Two
aH1 .,,,an have lnVehCeU
gsnu.asl-.' machine, from which the
tcatlng satisfactory results are OBJ
mos. some months ago they sent
tanned, +tousand pounds of okra seed to
over , sIG was sown on farm eight
Texas, .o mn' Fort Worth. and DR.. Chambers
nue. ~ ino'I some days ago for Fort Worth,
leit ns, law to locating there a manufact-
WIZ a q 5t it is proposed syndicate shall
DRY, WIZ, and i the Fort Worth papers contain
malast t, II the venture. The exhibit at the
sccoe iai Psee. which was saved from the
Srys t.aaclnded the seed and root OF the plant,
hre' llolE and pod, the seed made into
tne ss go, and the glucose extracted, Or:
c Sa5h a a-1 saws his machine, which is at
Cna .any in Chicago and will shortly be
preset preset south, viii manufacture the okra
49, into cloths, mats, rope, t"lne, rugs,
nUe 1.t. and almost every conceivable tibrous
S '.,icls Texas moss collar company Is
a a6rsierng proposition to use the fiber In
Nv 'n,11snufacture Of horse collars, and the
.n1 Tlar adds that from the sunhowers the
n m'srr5 will make the finest and softest OF
silk goods.
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P''sla's Next Govarno


The week b S.s 4tia,'ta (Ga.) Journal.
6a q e e so7 aSa W /. j. Norshsn
dsy Ov, aud dropped 'r - de took that hands
any, any before the epqu peas like the rest The
i fpr0a AID taught convention he put on a ae
IN ~ a. aS,da the anroa woman to churn Re
n NJ az able and n npfoa came to Atlanta o ne
Ar2 Eor.6s,dg governor Of Georo y9p'ed the
S2allauel, have and her daugbtsr NJ
9..seetsater Pee zee Spending a few ef NM. Miss
11f;l'atyss Of tp ark hotel. Tnev a"o Jays at
HteectSsses best type Of Ge ore repre-
With tel i9 reoars hut exoeedjn with quiet
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Aco,. 1''"er'c1Ls (GG.) Recorder.
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Weddings.

s sa.ia,ed At the ,so and cards printed or
end md ' , sock cry "a an extensive la a snt
n, ai o s os,lyyt for such ordst envelopes
u.s. Savannah C O. hEws
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HoRsEoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

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LEGAL NOTICES.


4 EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-CAROLINE
VI KUCK has applied TO Court OF Ordinary
for twelve months maintenance ard support or
herself and minor children out of the estate of
George kuck, deceased.
Appraisers have made return allowing same.
These are, therefore, to cite all whom it NAV
concern to appear before said court TO maka
objection on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, next, otherwise same viii be-
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON /. FFRRTrL.
ordinary for Chatham County, this 3lsJ day OF
July, 1890. FRANK L. KEILBACH,
Clerk @. o. @ Co
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A. kORGIA-CHArhAM CoUNTY.-HAGAR r.
VI CRITTENDEN has applied to Court of Or.
binary for twelve months maintenance and sup
port for herself out Of the estate OF DANIEL.
H. CRITTENDEN, deceased. Appraisers havs
made return allowing same
These are, therefore, 20 cite all whom 1t NAV
concern to appear before said court TO make
objection on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER NEXT, otherwise same viii ba
granted
Witness the Hon. HAMPTON L. FEHRIII, Or.
binary for Chatham County this 8ist day Of
July, 1890. FRANK Il. KhILBACH
Clerk G. O. G. Co.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas.
N ALEXANDER HARRIS has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of WILLIAM II. HAIR
RIS, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish all
whom IL may concern to be and appear before
said court to make objection nc any they havel
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TEMPER NEXT, otherwise said letters will ba
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON J. FERRIII.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the SIsa
day Of July, 1890.
FRANK F. KEILBACH,
Clerk q q q O.
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Partly cloudy with occasional
showers
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FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. O. G.
FRANK Z. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., G. G..

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUSTY.-Notice Is
VI hereby given TO all parties having de,
mands against JAMES MITCHELL, late Of
Cba,h m county, now deceased, to present
them to the undersigned, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law, 30 as to
show their character and amounts; and all per.
sons indebted to said deceased are hereby re-
quired to make immediate payment to me.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 20, 1890
LESTER HUBBELL,
Administrator estate of James Mitchell, de.
ceased.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas!
NJ FRANCIS M. CORNWELI has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration
on the estate OF MARY ELLA CORNWELL,
deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ALI
whom 1t may concern TO be and appear before
said court to make objection 0f any they
have) on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FEBRrLI.
Ordinary for Chatham County, this 31st day oe
July, 1890
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
CLARK n q
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For disordersd liver Try Bsecbsn's
Pills. -Adu.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas.
" MARY OWENS has applied to Court of
Ordinary for l. stterB of Administration on the
estate OF WILLIAM OWENS, deceased
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom il may concern TO be and appear before
said court to make objection 0f any they havel
on before the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMs
Der NEXT, otherwise said letters win be
granted.
Witness, the Honorable HAMPTON l. FERRnt,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 31st day
of July, 1890
FRANK e. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o. c. c. &
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The hight Of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock a m. yesterday augusta timel was
2 feet-no ohangeduring the past twent y
four hours.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca, Aug 81 1890, and the mean OF the
same day for sixteen years.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas.
~ HENRY A. ERNST has applied TO Courb
OF Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Guardian
for MARY s. CORISH, minor.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom IL may concern to be and appear before
said court to make objection df any they have)
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER NEXT otherwise said letters will bs
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRrLu.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 31st day
Of July, 1890,
FRANK z. KEILBACH
CLERK O. O. q O.
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Special forecast for Georgia:
Local rains, southerly winds; sta
5ionary temperature except In
extreme north portion slightly
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations TOR the MORNING NRws
SAVANNAH. Aug 81. 1920 p NJ. city time
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR rem r.

NOR RENT, from Oct. 1, the following resi-
4 oencss: 90 and 39I6 Jones street IS Charlton
street, Tith all modern Improvements. Apply
to DALE DIXON & co.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY from the Corcoran Art
~ School, Washington, D. c., is now open for
an engagement as art and music teacher in
some school or private family; would also assist
in the English branches il required; best refer
elces as to ability. For particulars address A.
+. NJ, Box l25 Dauville, Va
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TOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il merry occupied by Artesian Ice Company
Apply to T. G. BELL Business Oface. Morning
News
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u Indicates trace. fIncnes and hindre1shs,
q .. ooaoEs. Observer signal Corps.
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DOR RENT, offices corner OF Bull and Bryan
Il streets. Possession Sept sst For terms
apply to JOHN SULLIVAN & co, 102lS Bay
street.
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oentA.9I
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IlNOR RENT Only left three desirable hoasea.
n with modern improvements, At moderate
rent bALOMoh COHEN.
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Now tits in the Eye.

The rayages Of the grip are yet felt by
its victims, and new form Of disease re-
sulting from il has appeared. The ocu-
lists are busy with patients VII whocomplain
Of a burning sensation in the eye, which
has become infamed, and in some cases
the range Of vision is affected. Il is DO
served that the majority Of persons 50
affected were victims Of the grip. One
Of the leading oeulists in sDeaking Of the
disease said that the eye seems 20 be the
asst part Of the body affected
The number Of cases of eve trouble
has increased to an alarming extent, and
n most cases it was a secondary COM
plaint. The disease seems to be sym
pathetic one, as the eye is affected, as are
5ther parts Of the body, more particularly
he muscular system, to which it causes
great pain in performing It's functions
A noticeable fact is that in a majority
If the cases there bad sheen former
trouble with the eyesight, and evidently
the grip had the effect Of renewing this
Iatent disease. .-Piifn Record.