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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-30
BRUNswICKs MAYoRALTY.
Two Good Men Rivals for the Post o
Honor.

HOnoT.
BRUNSWICK. GA, Oct. 29.-Saturday,
Dec. IL, the election for mayor Of Bruins
wick will be held. There are two candi-
dates out for this position. Hon. Thomas
w. Lamb. senator from this county, and
Col Stewart johnson. a prominent at
torney, whose candidacy has just been
announced. Senator Lamb is strong
candidate. His motto is ''retrenchment
and reform" and his past
record will sustain him on this issue. The
city government will next year have con-
troll Of the Issuing of $300, 900 worth of bonds
for the purpose Of putting in complete
system Of sewerage.
The people are aroused TO the necessity
for placing upright, honest men with I'M
blemished records in control OF this money.
end with this object in view the two candi-
dates have been announced. Senator
Lambs record, both public and
private, has been spotless, so
his friends say, and they defy their
opponents to prove the contrary. And
nobody knows anything against Col. John.
sons record.
In 1879 Senator Lamb was elected county
commissioner and now holds that office.
His influence for good here has been great.
1t is an undisputed fact that under his
guiding hand the county has been placed iu
an enviable condition financially.
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FLORIDA'S METROPOLIS.
Congressman Bullock Not a Canc
date for Reelection.

Congressman Bullock Not a Candi-
date for Reelection.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Oct. 29.-It has
been announced on good authority that
Congressman Robert b. Bullock will not be
candidate for reelection. Prominent
among those mentioned as available
timber is Charles Nj. Cooper of
this city, ex-attorney general,
and one of the very best lawyers in the
state. Several counties have already started
boom for Mr.. Cooper.
Notwithstanding the bearish reports of a
large orange crop, growers are holding out
for good prices. aud are asking from 81 to
to 81 - per box for the early
crop on the trees. South Florida
is full of freight men hustling for shipments.
The movement of the early crop will be at
SIS best in about ten days.
The Windsor hotel here has been leased
by the Erwin Hotel Company of Indianapo-
lis and will open in December. +. II. Orvis,
with his familiar shinge, dogs not taken"
will be missed.
II. b. Plant is expected in the state next
Monday to inspect bis hotel and railroad
properties, preparatory to the winters bust
ness.
Warren Green, a young business man,
aud Miss Ida Burrows, daughter of Capt.
c. II. Burrows, were married in Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, which was
beautifully decorated, to-day. Rev. E. b.
Snyder, the pastor, and Rev. s. ID. Paine of
St Augustine officiated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-30
A sroRRRousE BURNED.

The Loss $4,000 and the Insurance
Observation-Disclosures Suspected.
ALBANY, GA, Oct. 29-About / O'Clock
this morning the large storehouse of Judge
q. F. Putney at Hardaway, in this county,
eight miles below the city, on the Savan-
nah. Florida and Western railway. was en-
sirely consumed by fire. together with the
eutirs stock. The loss is $4,000. The
property was insured for $500. The
lire was undoubtedly the work of an in
cendiary. The judge was a strong adve-
cate Of mo fence" in the recent fence con-
test IN East Dougherty. and it is thought
by some that the judge had embittered
some one against him, as no one thought
for moment Judge Putney had So mean
an enemy from any cause, for he Is a good,
kind man to all classes.
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Thomaeville Tonics.

TOWNSVILLE. Ga. Oct. 29-The litt le
book descriptive Of Thomasyille and
Thomas county, publishes by funds con-
tributed by the city council and enterDris-
ing citizens has been received. The work
was neatly and sAtiBfactoriiy done by the
MORSISG NEws Job Office. Twenty thou
sand copies were printed. ard copy Of sane
can be had by.spp!ication 10 any u the city
officials.
Thomas H. Chsstain, a. Old citizen u this
county, Is dead.
s sfeyermsn j. bulldog q neat hrick
store on 1t next q Thompson store on Jack
Euu street.
Mrs q. =. Coahrsn has rented the Cla-
rendon hotel n VIII ile Op-ilei 81 new
maBag gleuf under uanu ~ fhe t gHms
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The Crosstio Industry.

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Oct. CIT is said
that more coastwise vessels leave Brunswick
loaded with railroad ties than with any
other article of commerce. When it is
tSns .nae scarcely ss i0s ab, wears ago
this port the present condition of this iu-
dustry IS we'll calculated to attract atten-
tion. The increase in shipment for the past
three years has been fully 300 per cent. ac~
cording to correct statistics and the indica-
tions are that next years. shipments will be
even greater than this. The majority of
these ties come from a section of country
within radius of forty miles of Bruins
rvtNk
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Brunswick's Progress.

BRUNSWICK, GA, Oct, 29.-Brunswiok is
now moving ahead on a solid basis, and in
the business community there Is a feeling Of
security such as has not been felt for the
past three years The city's progress has
been great. The fine bank building, the
city public buildings and tbs business Look
ing stores show a healthy growth The
changes In Bruns"icks appearance during
recent years have been really wonderful.
Thirteen years ago all tbs business buildings
were frame, but nOw such buildings are
few and far between. Prick and stone
buildings, some several stories high, bear
evidence u the cltyis prosperity.
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CLEANED AT GAINESVILLE.
Diff erences With a Railroad Patched
Up-A Saw Goes to Pieces.


Up-A Saw Goes to Pieces.
GAINESVILLE, GA, Oct. 29.-The differ
ence between III. L. J.ambdin and the West
ern Railway of Florida has been arranged
satisfactorily to each party, and Mr. Lamb
din will allow the road 70 move the depot
building from MS land into the village OF
Melrose.
George Marstella, near this city, made a
shipment east Yesterday Of four barrels Of
egg plant and cucumbers
y. I. Woods of East Gainesville isanotber
rich man in perspective. He says that
while driving a well on his place a few days
ago, he reached, at depth Of fifteen feet, q
strata OF fine (9S5s per cent? phosphate,
twelve feet thick. 1t is possible the water
from this well may supersede the famous
Horsford preparation.
short time ago Mr.. Leighton was saw
ing log when all at once the bands run off &,
the engine ran off, the sawyer ran of, and
the bystanders ran off, and the NEWS re-
porter, who was hard by, didn't run OFF, but
following army instincts fell prone TO earth
and waited for the thing to burst. The saw
teeth flew about like red>hot stars and the
howl Of the thing for awhile was terrific.
The saw had found cannon ball
thrown by Dickerson at the bluecoats
who came to take Gainesville in 1864.
The barracks of the East Florida Seminary
caught fire yesterday, and the boys. who
were on drill at the time, promptly dis
banded and extinguIshed the flames The
ceiling Of the room had to be torn out to
suodue the fire, ami this was the only da n
age that was sustained.
A carload of oranges left here yester-
day for Portland. Ore.
The people OF Arredondo have called
meeting to protest against the county COM
mlSsloners donating any of the county
funds to the big show at Chicago.
At a recent meeting held by the cotton
growers at Mount Tabor in district No. s,
Columbia county, an organization was
formed TO be known as the ''Ses Island Cot
ton Growers Association. Each member
Is TO be pledged not to plant more than five
acres to the horse. Each district Is urged
TO send delegates to a mass meeting TO be
held in Lake City on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to
further resolve and-do nothing. as is the
custom OF the farmers all over the land.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasansI
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN effectualfy, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action aud truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50e
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It Do not accept any
Substitute.
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sLACKsHEAR IN MOURNING.

w. &. Lcckhart Dies Mourned by a
Wide Circle OF kriends.
BLACKsHEAR, GA, Oct CIV. z. Lock-
hart died at 1890 o'clock last night, and in
his death Blackshear loses one of her best
loved and most popular citizens. Mr. Lock
hart was only about "a years old. but had
already won for himself high place in the
community, being a successful merchant,
an officer in both ths Masonic aud Knights
Of Pythias lodges aud an earnest member OF
the Baptist church. He had for several
years been correspondent of the MORNING
NEWS. His death was not unexpected, be
dying q consumption. but IT has cast a
gloom over the entire community. He was
unmarried, hut leaves an aged father an 4
mother. he will be buried TO morrow by
the Masons and Knights OF Pythias.
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SOUTHERN ROAD CONGRESS. IN
The Utilization OF Convict Labo
Reconm en- ded.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 29.-The southern
interstate road congress met IN the hall of
the House Of Representatives this morning.
Gov. Northen called the body to order and
delivered short address OF welcome.
Mayor Hemphill also spoke.
DR.. s. W. Mullins of Mississippi was made
! permanent president and W. u. windy OF
| Atlanta secretary.
The following resolution was reported by
a committee composed Of delegates from
each of the nine states represented In the
congress.
1t is the sense Of the committee that labor
and property should each bear their proportion
OF the burden OF road duty, and that We rec
ommend 10 the legislature OF the different
states represented in this congress that such
legislation be enacted as will bring about this
result and that special attention be given to the
convict laws that will utilize to the best ad-
vantage said convict labor in working the pub
lie roads
MORE DELEGATES ARRIVE.
Besides the delegates attending the
Georgia road congress yesterday there are
present at the meeting to-day two delegates
from Alabama, five from California, three
from Kentucky. one from Maryland. five
from Mississippi, one from Missouri, one
from North Carolina, five from South
Carolina and one from West Virginia.
In the afternoon the cotton acreage con-
vention met with the road congress The
time was taken up in discussing the resolu-
ton given above. The resolution was
adopted unanimously, after which the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
A committee was appointed before ad-
journment to fix the time and place of the
next convention. This will be settled by
correspondence.
During the session, Capt Purse OF Savan-
nah offered copy of the deep WATER
resolution recently passed by the legisla-
ture, asking the other southern states to
unite with Savannah in urging congress to
improve the Savannah river harbor. The
resolutions were Endorsed with enthusiasm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-30
FIRE AT SCREVEN.

Capt. Grece's Cotton Gin Burned With
All Its Contents.
WAYCRoss, GA, Oct 29.-Fire at Screven
to-day destroyed 5000 worth of property,
owned by Capt. c. C. Grace His gin
house, with all the cotton stored there.
machinery. etc., was consumed. The fire
communicated to the woodrack, which was
also owned by Capt. Grace, aud burned
eighty cords of wood. The fire caught
from match in cotton. This is the second
loss Capt. Grace has suffered at Screven by
fire
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DEAD IN HIS DOOR.
A Negress OF Valdoste Jailed on a
Charge OF Killing Her Husband.

Ne2reBs o. NaIuoSta jailed on q
Charge OF Killing Her Husband.
VALDoSTA, GA, Oct. 29.-Sam Drinks,
one of the most highly respected negroes in
our town, was found last night about 10
O'Clock lying in the back door Of his saloon
with bullet through his brain. IL was at
first reported that ne had committed sui
eide, but al investigation proved this to be
highly improbable, and his wife and several
others were put in Jail to await the action OF
a coroneT's jury. The coroner thoroughly
investigated the Giro instances TO dav and
committed Drinks wife % Jail charged with
the murder. Drinks and LIS wife had row
YESTERDAY and be had quit her. The evil
dence Is strong against the woman.
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A FURNITURE COMPANY HARD UP.
A Request for a Receiver-Certein
Mortgages Under Fire.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 29.-The Atlanta
Furniture Manufacturing Company, one of
the largest concerns in this city. is in Anan-
cial trouble. This morning bill was filed
asking that a receiver be appointed, that
certain mortgages be set aside and that a
temporary restraining order be granted.
The bill was filed by Wiehl, ProbascO &
Go. and Mayer & Lowensteip. On account
OF the relationship the mortgages
bore 60 the company the creditors
ask that the mortgages be
Cancelled. Yesterday Judge M. j. Clark
declined to grant the order asked ON the
ground that he was disqualified OF account
OF interest. This morning Judge Query Of
the Pstaula circuit signed an order restrain
ing all parties from proceeding, and fixing
Nov. Z as a day when the case will be heard
before Judge Richard 81. Clark.
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swarming with Tarantules

AMERIcUs. Ga. Oct. 20 A large live
tarantula was found In bunch u banana
IN this city to-day. IL was killed and l.
preserved IN alcohol. An examination Of
the bunch 81 bananas revealed ths presence
fully 100 young tarhutuias about the sire q
young spiders.
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Brooks aopson Dead.

QUITMAN, GA, Oct. 29.-Brooks Hopson,
a member Of the firm of Hopson & Bro.
and one of Quitman's best known business
men, died this morning at 5 O'Clock Of
pneumonia, contracted not quite a week
ago. Mr. Hopson was only 30 years old,
and his death is universally deplored. He
leaves a wife and several small children.
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4 Schooner Ashore.

JUPITER, FLA, Oct. 29.-.The coasting
schooner Mary B., with general cargo,
from jacksonville to Lake Worth, is ashore
near Lake Worth inlet The high winds
aud seas prevailing will probably cause her
total destruction
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wALTHOUR a RIVRRs.

RIAL ESTATE AND CoLLEcTISg AGENTS
Ne have added % our haslnesi ths buying
ans selling n real estate $50 base ~ baud
sefersi ctoins holser srd ioit Or ata
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CRY o. MFKico. Oct. - The campaiRa
against the haqul iodiaBs has c3ninencs8
Geu. Garlic hos gona ~ ihe front With
tF0aps hnd fr0ntlrfrmsn. GawHs wfil b.
established around chs Haqgi stronghold,
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a cotton On Rurped

EAroaTos. Ga, Oct -. The gin house
81 2. y. Gflfiiu, IA this county, was s8tirely
consumed b. fra to-day. u coptaire4
ia ha1 10 insgrsnee.
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A NEW ROAD FOR BRUNSWICK.
The Louisville and Nashville Secures
a Terminal Thera

BRUNSWICK. Ga, Oct 29.-The Times
will publish tomorrow that the Louisville
and Nashville road has secured terminus
at South Brunswick. The Louisville and
Nashville people will Join with the Atlanta
and Florida. giving connection to Cordele
and from there with the South Brunswick
terminal road to this port, giving them
control Of line from Atlanta TO Florida.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Owing TO the INSCRIPTIONS efforts Of incom-
potent manufacturers 10 defraud the trade aud
smoking public with limitations OF our justly
celebrated and Incompatible
Ell ASTRONOMO CIGARS,
we warn the public 20 beware of limitations.
We guarantee our II Astronomo 10 lie made
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imported Cigar on the market. and challenge
the world 70 contradict or prove ought else.
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York, and
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Savannah. Ga. Sole Distributing Agents
InEsm In Irar RErEIEln.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUp CO.
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DEATHS.
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BARNACKLE.-Th friends and acquaintance
of Mrs Barnaclke, Mr.. John Hant and Mr..
August Zammert are respectfully invited TO at
tend The funeral of Mr.. HARMON BARNACKLE from
his late residence, corner Williamson and
Montgomery streets, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORN
ING.
HIGGINS-The relatives and friends of Mr..
John Feeley and family and of Mr. Michael
Feeley and Mr.. JOHN J. HIGGINs are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Of the latter
from the Cathedral of st John the Baptist at
10 o'clock THIS MORNING.
PACETTL-The friends and acduaintance of
Mr. Dennis s. Pacetti and Mrs. MARGARET NJ.
PAcErTI are invited to attend the funeral of the
latter from the Cathedral of st. John the Bap-
tist at 8 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville papers copy.
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air." there ana nsrt. 81 George NacD0nala
Goth. Al 'D. TapeF, t9esnts. ". ipfHHrrla
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Young Mems Christian Association
LECTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT
COURSE.
SECURE YOUR SEATS
NOW.

Friday night. Oct 80. Prof. Charles Lane will
lecture on the History aud Analysis OF
Laughter"
Friday night, Nov 81, New Works Symphony
Club will give an entertainment
Friday night, Dec II, Miegs Sisters Quar-.
tette will give concert
Friday night. Jan. 8, Eli Perkins will lecture
on the Philosophy of Wit"
Friday night, Feb -, Charles f. Stokes will
give "Chalk Talk y
Monday night. March :, Schubart Male Quar-
tette.
Tickets for the course can be had OF any OF
the officers of the association. Members hold
ing full ticket, course ticket emitting to re-
served seat, 81 80. Regular price for course
ticket. including reserved seat, SO 81. Single
admission, 80 cents; reserved seat. rs cents.
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This company loans money on the monthly
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1t guarantees titles to real estate, protecting
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OFFICE 1875 CONGRESS STREET.
GEORGE II. STONE, President.
Z. l.. HACKETT, Treasurer
ISAAC BECKETT, Secretary and Solicitor.
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LOANS MONEY AND ERECrs HOUSES.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

DIR. ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.
Which has taken silver medals and diplomas
over all liver medicines, has no equal as a
curative for dyspepsia indigestion and all liver
complaints, and Is recommended and prescribed
by our leading physicians.
Do not be imposed upon by substitutes, and
be sure that you get
DIR. ULMER'S LIVER CoRRECTOR.
For sale by all leading druggists, or address
ULMER LIVER CORRECTOR Co,
No. 50 Bay street. Savannah Ga
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES, 1891.

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND County TAXES.
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA
SAVANNAH, Oct. Il, 1891.
The digest is now open for the collection Of
the above taxes on all property real and per
sonal; the specific tax on professions; a so the
POLL TAX FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
on all MALE RESIDENTS OF the City and county
between the ages OF p and go years
Office at the Court House. Hours ) NJ. to .
p. NJ. JAMES J. MCGOWAN,
Tax C1l ector q. c.
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THE TITLE GUARANTEE And LOAN
COMPANY OF SAVANNAH,

INsUREs TITLES TO REAL ESTATE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-07

April Z. 1s91.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-07
Death OF Senator Faulkner's
Wife.
prom the Washington star, April II

IFrom the Washington Star, Aprilk II
Mrs. Senator Fa1lk1er died yes
terday afternoon at d clock at the
Senator's Washington residence, No.
PIT East Capitol street. For nearly
two weeks past Mrs. Faulkner has
been PROSTATE with an attack of ca
tarrh of the stomach and for several
days it was apparent that the disor-
der must terminate fatally. The
combined skill of DR.. Young andDr.
j. w. Bayhe of this city and of tile
family physician. DIR. McSherry, OF
Martinsburg, W, Va, was of but lit
tie avail save to alleviate suffering.
When the disease became seriously
apparent Senator Faulkner was in
California, attending to his duties as
member of tile Hearst funeral COM
mittee, but Mrs. Faulkner would not
allow any one TO notify him of her ILL
ness. She was a most courageous
lady, and this was never instanced
more clearly than on Monday evening
when she talked calmly to her chill
dren of their future conduct, dis
cussed her rapidly approaching de-
cease and even gave minute instruc-
lions as to the funeral ceremonies.
When Senator Faulkner graduated
from the University of Virginia, in
1868, he was engaged to Miss Sable
VIM, of Charlottesville. Almost
Immediately after Mr.. Faulkner's
graduation. they were married, and
they have ever since enjoyed most
happy matrimonial life. Mrs. Faulk-
ner was extremely popular in social
circles, numbering among her friends
many of the most prominent people
of the country. In her home she
was all that could he desired. Sym
pathy with the bercaved husband and
children has been and is being very.
freely expressed by large number
of friends.
The interment viii take place on
Friday at Martinsburg, the religious,
services being held in the Presby-
terrain Church, of which Mrs. Faulk-
ner was a member. Appropriate re-
marks will he made by the Rev. DIR.
Woods, pastor of the church.