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Castoria.

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drun- aOsbers have rupsassdly tod ne q ~
good enec1 upOn their ehiIdrea."
DR- o. c. OsoooD,
Lowell, Mas.
"CasioriA b the best remedy for ehibdrsa Of
whieh am acquainted I hops the day h not
fnr daAk@AH mothsn willeOnsidss the RAJ
iuisrussf fthesr children, and 10 c.HoEsA IN
E.sAd aekyar4gsqusck BOstFuns which are
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morphine, sOosAnR syrup and other hurtfu
Asents dOsb tbsiF throatS, thsrS6y senoinS
then 70 premature graves"
DR J. y EucHKLoG,
CO1way. Arb.
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Tuesday. the 1Oth IIay of January,

\. ~. isal. at = o'clock y. IN. of said day at the
,s,st do,r of th, court house. In the city oi
SnlIua. Saiiu. county. kanSgS, offer for sale
at public auction, tn the highest and hest
h'd1"r Ebr cash IA hand. the folluWing de-
-,.riEsd raj estate, to-wit:
Lots eighty -onC ~ and eighty-thrre 81
uit Third . street In Jones addition to the
city OF -alinu ~ Saline county aud state of
of Kansas With tCnrmenis, here,litnms nts
aud appuTtrnaurU~ therrunto belonging.
Said real estate l. taken n the property
Of the abpVr named defendants, aud APP
praised ~ SaH and will he Sold la satisfy
ttid Order pi sale or Il part thereof.
tdveu under my hand this lWh day Of
December. \ II. lSsi. FRED II. QTINCY,
2a-I sheriff of Saline County, Kansas.
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Elegant specimens OF bric-a-brac
st ID. whltehead's.
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THE REV. GEO. n. TIA YER
OF Bourbon, Ind, says: Both
myself aud wife owe our lives
to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by o. e. Tobey 4 Co,
general agents.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable l.,
indigestion, constipation, dizziness
loss Of appetite, yellow skin? Shi'
loh's VitaliZeT Is q positive cure
Sold by o. {. TObey Il Co., gen
eral agents.
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SheriF-s Sale.
Case No. EG.

Vernon Z. shelton,
". a. Rrnwn, Amanda Brown, =. l. Weaver
and the Ililmnn Machine Works, cOrpO-
ration.
Hy virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF
the District Court uf the 'slth judicial district
within aud for ~, county Of Saline, and stHte
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n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is here
VI by given that have made application to
the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county for
an order TO sell all that certain tract or parcel
Of land in said county aud state situate, lying
and being near the southern border of the city
OF Savannah, and known and designated as lot
letter Z upon plat of subdivision of lot number
five 80 of the Cuyer tract; said lot contain
ing five acres, and being bounded on the north
by lot letter A, on the east by letter D, both of
said plat made for Thomas Leonard. formerly
the owner of said lot number five of the
Cuyler tract, on the south by street or road
way and on the west by loo number seven 10
OF Cuyler's tract; SAID lot G having width on
its north and south lines OF twelve hundred and
fifty feet with depth on it's east side of six
hundred and sixty $500 feet, and on its west
line Of six hundred and lfty-seven feet; said
property belonging to estate Of BOHLKE WITT
MER, deceased sold for the payment of
debts and distribution, and that said order will
be granted at AUGUST TERM, 1891, Of said
court unless objections are filed.
BERNHARD D. ROSENBROOK,
Administrator Estate OF Bohlke Wlttmir, de-
ceased
JUNE 30, 1891.
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1891.
A CLEVER OFOW.
He Can Call the Cows, and eeems TO
Fave a Sense of Humor.

From the NetO York sun.
SCRANTON, June 27.-Sardis J. Bacon Of
Chestnut Ridge owns tame crow that talks.
His name is Ed, and be is a yearlng bird.
When Mr.. Bacon had got Eb we'll tanned
last summer he split his tongue and began
to teach him how to utter few common
words BY fall Ed could call the COWS and
the dog and the pigs, and yell out words
that made the tails of the cats get big.
A few days ago Mr.. Bacon got Eb TO show
off his accomplishments to a couple of
strangers who had never seen the clever bird
before. It was two hours before sunset and
MIR. Bacon told the crow to go off and call
the cows. Eb instantly sailed over Co stake
In the roadside fence, pointed his bill toward
a pasture lot on a hillock several rods away,
and sang out: GO, bos CO, bos" a number
of times. At the sound of the crows voice
the COWS pricked up their ears, looked down
toward the farm q moment, and Then went
to grazing again.
"Call them louder, Ebr' said Mr.. Bacon.
and the crow stretched out his neck pitched
his voice tone or two higher, and ratified
OF "Co, bossln as loud as he could yell at
least dozen times. Again the herd raised
their heads aud Rrazed at the crow, but
they evidently snew that it wasn't late
enough for them to come home AID get
MIXED, and in few seconds they lowered
more.
Maybe you'd better get the dog to help
you, Eb," Mr.. Bacon remarked, and I'M
Inediately the crow flaw around as though
he was in a great hurry, and sang out:
Come, Con! come, Con! Get the cows!
get the cows"
The dog was lying under the porch, but
he reused w the moment Eb began 10 call
him. hustled out into the yard and started
for the pasture in a center. MIR. Bacon
told Con to como back, whereat the crow,
who had sailed after the dog, turned about,
slighted on the stake and set up caokle Of
delight. He was laughing, Mr.. Bacon said,
at the way tho dog lad been fooled.
A little after sundown the owner Of the
place called tho crow from his perch on q
tamarack tree in the yard AMI told him TO
call the COWS again. The herd were grazing
along the base OF knoll. and Eh flew 10
the fence and sang out. GO. bos!" several
times in q low tone. On the Instant all the
COWS pointed for the bars, and Eb, as soon
as he saw them moving all right, stopped
| his noise and sailed along the lane to meet
them. One Of the boys let down the bars
and the crow rode to tho barnyard on the
| back of his favorite COW.
While the milking was going on Eb sat
on the peak Of the barn, and when the COWS
we're ready TO be driven back TO the past
ure he called the dog. Con came promptly,
| got the cows in line, and drove them t. the
| lot, Ed sailing along behind TO zee that it
was done properly. It was nearly dark
| when the dog and crew returned to the
| farmhouse, and in q short time Eb sought
! his perch In the temarack tree, tucked his
head under his left wing, and went to sleep.
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THE MONKEYS FIGRT.
'ue Shrewd Scheme of An Organ
Grinder to Make Money.

Grinder TO Make Money.
From the Buffalo Express
an organ grinder who has been working
'us city recently has new scheme which is
-9Aing his fortune Instead OF the custo-
mary one monkey this enterprising worker
S Salries two. When he stops at a saloon ne
SCeSht bother with any of the customary
m MAS OF climbing and begging. He sets the
VIII, ILAeys TO fighting aud then bets freely
NJ 'ue crowd as to which will win.
RAJ. Us GETS find plenty of takers and they
USey go against him. The result is that
r mrsre' under the old method, he would
d oIloaol be getting pennies, he now gets
that ~ and 1t never occurs to the sports
be",vauHe ir money is going to a professional
ong now T can You tell what monkey to bet
'u "a l asked him.
Bv ,r. know" he answered slylY.
his s".a1chlng him close l soon discovered
monto,. de always bet on the same
the ~ winch was probably trained to be
cent fo.ner' The two were Just alike, ex,
conc ~ tnelr caps, and when they would
would tim LIN after passing these around he
When e aIsIer them from one to the other.
Smiled . asked him if this was not true he
nick, CALI pia sad; 81 playa; they give a me
NE doll. tt me nesgar; BETA, they give-a
The Thu, thlnka it sport"
Instinct - 1man has the true bookmaker's
their MEOW ~. now to make the people give 10
Ing il fi on without thinking they are Civ.
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The ass thought himself sssf fine
looking as his neighbor, the horse.
until he, oneGlay, saw himself H4the
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A WONDERFUL CLOCK.
a Work of Art for The Philadelphia
Union League Club
from he Philadelphia Press.


at is the handsomest, most complete and
probably the mostexpensive piaca of horo-
logical mechanism that American art and
American genius has ever produced said
James Storm Patterson, secretary Of the
art association of the Philadelphia Union
League Club, while explaining the qualities
OF the astronomical clock which New
York firm has just completed by the clubs
order.
The face of the clock has seven dials On
the upper large one the hour OF the day is
indicated by Il large second hand. a per-
petual almanac gives the day Of the week,
month and ear, the rising and setting of
the sun by correct time and all the phases
of the moon. There is also dial showing
the time at any hour OF the day at the
different meridians OF the globe, ard
at twenty-seven different part Of the world,
beginning at the seventy-fitth meridian a
Philadelphia, which is the eastern time Of
the United States; the ninetieth meridian
or central time at Chicago; the one hundred
and fifth meridian or mountain time at
Denver, and the one hundred and twentieth
or the time on the Pacific slope Therefore
the time at any particular point cNn be at
once determined by referrhlg 10 the dial
that gives the mean time existing within
the belts established as cur standard time
system.
The foreign ports on the dial include Lop-
don, Berlin, Vienna. St. Petersburg, Bona
bay, Calcutta, Hong Kong, Sidney, Mel
bourne, Australia and st. Johns, New
foundland.
Another dial displays all the signs of the
| zodiac, and SO accurate are the astronomi-
cal computations that the time of day to a
fraction of a minute can be told by the dials
showing the phas5s of the moon or the rising
| and setting of the sun without reference to
the large hour dial ct all.
The entire face OF the clock Is Of sterling
| silver, richly etched, the main dial showing
picture of old Independence hall az Phila-
! delphia, and In the groupings at each cor
ner are representations of the "Old Liberty
| Bell" hanging amid cannon, muskets,
drums and other "reminiscences Of the great
struggle for liberty.
Beneath the main dial within the case
Is the following inscription etched in silver:
Union League. -.e.
Philadelphia.
Presented by the
Art Association.
The case is of white mahogany. sta nding
| nine feet and half high, richly carved and
| finished in Italian renaissance
The art association of the Union League
is an association within the general body,
| whose purpose is each year TO present to the
club testimonial worthy Of its members,
and which shall exhibit the genius Of the
American mechanic or the poetry OF Ameri-
| can art
For water brash and sour stomach take
SsrrR, 4 t. =,
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EXECUTORS SALE.
On TUESDAY, Aug. 4th, 1891, at II O'Clock IN
front of the Court House.

Under and by virtue of an order granted by
the Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrll, judge of the
court OF ordinary of Chatham county I will
proceed TO sell at the above mentioned time and
place the following property: Lots numbers 18
and q in South Ogethorpe ward, in the city of
Savannah, and improvements thereon. Also,
all the one-fourth part and interest in lot num-
Der eight 80 Vernon Tything, Heathcote ward,
in the city of Savannah, and improvements
thereon. Also six (6) shares of the capital
stock of the Central Railroad and Banking Com.
pany Of Georgia. Also one certificate of in
debtedness of the Central Railroad and Bank,
ing Company OF Georgia OF the par value of
two hundred dollars. Also, one certificate OF
Indebtedness of the Central Railroad and Bank
ing Company OF Georgia Of the par value of
one hundred lSl00) dollars. Also, one IN city
of Savannah bond February coupons) OF the
par value of five hundred dollars. Also sixteen
hundred acres of land situated in the county of
Bryan and state OF Georgia, known and called
the Belfast" and Hume" tracts, together
with the improvements thereon; said property
belonging to the estate OF JOHN A. SCHAF-
FER, deceased, for the payment Of debts and
distribution
WILLIAM SCHEIHING,
]. f. RUCKERT,
Executors OF the last will and testament Of
John A. Schaffer, deceased.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Seventh Page.

las Douglas, R Einstein, T Davis, Engel & r.
Epstein & Bro, g Ecksteln & Co. Eckman & V,
WIN Estill. NJ Fersts Sons & Co. Frank 6 ca,
A Falk H Furber, Fleischman & Co, Cell & =,
Fretwell & n, Guckenhemsr & Son. Georgia
Hist Soy, J Gorham, Green & Co. Hexter & X
B NJ Gnrfunkel, s l. George, G Gray 4 Son, J
Graham A Hauley. Harms & J, A Hull & Co,
Heidi & s, W y Habersham Jackson. NJ & Co,
II Juchter, D Koher, Kulshorn & NJ, II Kassel
T. J Keiffer. J Kuck, Z Lovelrs Sons, Lloyd & A,
Lang, Jno Lyons Co, D Il Lester. ] F Lyons,
Lindsay & N, B H Levy & Bro, Ludden & &, X
l. LilieHthal, Lynch & Co, Lippmen Bros. NJ E
Mccarthy, X D Mcdonnell, Mutual Coop Asso n,
] McGrAth & Co. McKenna 4 W. Morning News,
Nc MILAN Bros, Morrison, F & Co, ship Marion.
A w Mayer. Moore & j. Lee Roy Myers & Co. y
Moyle A Munster, s l. Newton. NJ Nathan, I
J O'Bren, Oglethorpe Club. II Miller, Order j
w Saunders, Order Dutton & Co. Mrs I Pike,
n Paulsen & Co, Palmer Hardware Co, Quint
Bros, Richmond, c D Rogers, ] Reilly, ]
Rivers, City of Savannah, H Solomon Son, +
SEMINARS, Savannah Grocery Co. Savannah Con
Co, Savannah Plumbing Co Solomons q Co, S
Selig. Savannah Steam Bakery, II l. Schreiuer,
EA Schwarz, J Silva. Jno Sullivan. Specially
20. Suits & Co, Theus Bros, p Tuberdy,
@ w Tiedeman & Bro, Tidewater Oil Co, Times
pub Co. J Iawton, NJ 7 Taylor. Tyson & Co, Il
Wilinsky. J D Weed & Co, Woods, G & Co Jno
Twoton, Thos West, a M & @ w West, White &
; Southern Elk Co, S, f & w Ry, schr F W
ZONES, stmrs Alpha Barker, Ga q Fla l S y Co.
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~ EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY, Notice is
" hereby given that have made application
to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order to sell that certain lot Of land situate
lying and being IN County of Chatham, State
aforesaid. on the White Bluff road, south of and
near the city of Savannah, and known and
designated on the map or plan of Dittmers-
vile, made by John B. Hogg City Surveyor,
April 3d. 1866, as lot number mo 90), ninety, be-
longing to estate of DAVID DE LYONS, de-
ceased, for the payment of debts and distribu-
ton, and that said order will be granted at
August term, 1891, of said court, unless objec-
tons are filed. II. L. WILSON,
Admir- Estate of David De Lyons, deceased.
HIKE g 1891
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,HAM SaERIFF,s SALE.

CHATHAM SHERIFF. > SALE -4----.
I 7 DER aud by virtue of o mortgagelfi ia.
u ISIS led out OF Chatham superior court in
favor Of RHEINSTBAS bios, as transfefees
OF LPSTElN q WANE9B AQl ihlR VS.. 2 Iilss3i R
CAMILLE AND REAL ESTATE COO PR A
following described probkrty of the defendant
to wit: ALI that tract,, OF or parcel of, Hand
situate, lying and being auth OF the city OF Sa-
vannah, in the county af Chatham. and sfate Of
Georgia, and being fnpSeh as lot letter F4sh the
pan of survey OF ali those certain SeyenA lots
known upon the plan lads by Joan K, Tebeeu,
county surveyor OF YChaChain county, on SAM
10, 1888, of all that trac9 OF land formerIg8 be-
longing to the heirs OF kSg McSIsi, az may
county, book five PSI page si9,SA6lso
Maccaw T to to WsAgr <. wiizlsispn,
dated July 2, 1885, RECORDED in book hre8Os,
folio aO5 said seven lots t ng designated On said
maps as lots letters FTffIH. I, j, x and II said
lot letter E, beginningas & point 525 feeSSin a
southwesterly directtoffss from the corner OF
Montgomery street extended and an unnamed
street Immediately pdesh Of the enoS4sing
OF the Savannah Florida and We5-
tern railway. IN hhYiag a dEtSs
one hundred feet, and bSiES bounded as felbts
on the north by subdlyison &, ON the east
by lot letter g, on the ,s8dth by an unnafnad
street thirty feet wideg hhGCon the west shydt1t
letter Il. And will offer The said above De-
scrioed lot of land for Eals d public outcry be-
fore the court house depn Of Chatham cnVntEa 30
the city OF Savannah, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN AUGUST, 1891, during he legal hours of
sale to satisfy said mortgage IL IA Terms cash
purchasers paying for titles
ii JOHN TsRONAN,ln,
Sheriff &. Co. Ga.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas
VI SAMUEL X. PELOT has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters of AdIninistra-
tion on the estate of FITZGERALD r. PTEOT,
deceased. ,.
These are, therefore, to cite and admohish all
WHOM II may concern to be and appear before
said court, to make objection df any they
haye) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
AUGUST NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 30th
day of JUNE, 1891.
FRANK +. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., c. G..
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CHATHAM SHEPITF's SALE.

"a
NDER and by virtue OF mortgage n. ia.
- issued out of ChaInam superior conrt3ln
favor of FRANK WHIIEl1Y vs. BEN Gt8AsTAz
EMMA BROWN, LINDA GRANT and HEJNf1
GRANT, have levied Rpox the following see
scribed property of the said defendants, to-wit:
Their undivided four-hftbs interest in and to
that track or parcel OF land in the county OF
Chatham containing twenty acres, being on the
Mcnteith road ten and one half miles from the
city OF Savannah and bounded north by the
Monteith road. east by lands Of Harry Roberts,
south by Augustine creek and west by LAND OF
Joseph Roos, plat Of which is attached TO deed
from Joseph Roos to Success Grant recorded ~
county records, clerks Office, superior court OF
Chatham county, book (, L. folio, al, etc.
And will offer the said above described
properly of the defendants fer sale at public
cutlery before the court house door OF Chat
ham county, in the city of Savannah, on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST. 1891, during
the legal hours Of sale to satisfy said mortgage
4. ia. Terms cash, purchasers paying for
titles. -
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff Chatham County, Ca. 2
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of the Brooklyn club collidei face to face
while running to catch ball. Both fell to
the ground unconscious and were carried
from the field covered with blood. Three
spectators tainted, and the awful ght
made everybody sick. Bur S nay be able
to play in few DAYS, but the clubs physi-
ciau has grave fears for Collins. He was
still unconscious at a late hour tonight.
Big gashes were cut in his face aud the
wounds had to be sewed I'D.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-21
NOTICE no pEBToRs AID CREDIToRs.

EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against JOHN l.. HAMMOND late
of said county, deceased, to present them TO w.
g. MORRELL, ~ Bay street, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law. SO as to show
their character and amount, and all persons in
debted TO said deceased are required to make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
WILLIAM G. MORRELL, Executor.
f. MARION HAMMOND, Executrix.
July G. 1891