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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06
NO WAY TO BEAT A THIEF
SECRETARY FOSTER ON TIE BANK.
ING LAWS DEFECTS.

The Examiners Absolutely Unable to
Detect CrOokednsss by Officials in
Most Instancss-7hs Directors Not
Required to Watch the Business
closely Enough--A Remedy Hard to
Invent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Secretary Foster
has been banker and president and direc-
tor in national banks, yet ne has no remedy
TO suggest for the seeming defects in the
national bank system which makes such
failures rs the keystone and the Maverick
possible. He said to-day There is no
system on Gods earth which viii beat a
rascal. The only way 70 prevent stealing
in banks or any where else is to have honest
men running them. Every bank and every
other business enterprise that's worth any
thing is run by one man. If that man is
dishonest or if any other man in the con-
Germ with opportunities is dishonest, no
system of examination or direction can
keep him from robbing.
EXAMINERS EASILY DECEIVED.
"The bank examiner can be deceived. as
he seems to have been in the Maverick case.
Unless he sis down in the bank and ex-
smiues every last cent of its business and
verihes every entry in its books and writes
TO every correspondent, how is he going TO
outwit the dishonest president or cashier /?
And for the directors, they meet only once
a week, and unless the bank is little one
they simply cannot know what's going on.
Wouldn't more examiners helpg
Yes. they would help, but they couldn't
prevent dishonest men from being dis
honest"
RESPONSIBILITY OF DIRECTORS.
"Mightn't directors be made more vigi-
lantr'
II really do not see how il could be done
without providing for penalties which
would keep men from becoming directors
suppose the law ought to be reinforced
where the supreme court found a hole
through which to let out the di-
rectors of the First National
Bank Of Buffalo, but even so
you've got to have honest men or your law
is useless. / am not prepared to say, not
having considered the subject carefully.
just what the defects of the national bank
system are, nor just what remedies should
be applied, but to come back to my first
proposition, no system on Gods earth will
beat rascal"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06
HAYES AND CURRY.
Columbia Receives Them With Great
ns.dsration and EospitaltY

Columbia Receives Them With Great
Consideration and HospitaltY
COLUMBIA, S c., Nov. Sex President
Rutherford B. Hayes. president OF the
Slater educational fund, and DR.. J. L. NJ.
Curry, ex-minister to Spain and president
OF the Peabody fund, arrived in the city
late last night They we're met at the sta
ton by Mayor McAaster, State Superin-
Jendent of Education MsyReld, President
woodrow and Prof. Joynes Of the
johnson OF the city schools. Mayor Nc
Master presented the freedom OF the city TO
the distinguished visitors. The formal note
OF presentation was very handsome affair.
lt was written on parchment and bore upon
Its face the seal of the city. The party
was then driven to the Grand Central
hotel, where an informal reception was
held. Many leading citizens were presented
10 Mr.. Hayes, who spoke very pleasantly of
his impressions OF the south
VISITS TO THE SCHOOLS.
To-day Mr.. Hayes and DIR. Curry visited
the Winthrop training school and the Ben
edict Institute, the latter a colOred lnstitu-
tion. both of which are benehciaries of the
Slater and PEABODY funds respectively.
They also visited the South Carolina Uni
versitY, the city schools and the
Allen University tcolored.) AT each place
DIR. Curry, and the ex-Pres.dent made sort
addresses, their remarks being directed
more particularly 10 the subject of educl-
tion. Beth expressed themselves as being
highly gratifed with what thej saw, and
| they appeared to be delighted with the ex-
cellent way our educational institutions are
conducted.
This evening Mr.. Hayes and DIR. Curry
dined ae the residence Of Secretary Of State
I TIndel. where number of leading citizens
were invited to meet them.
Mr.. Hayes and DIR. Curry left tonight
for Urangeburg, TO visit and inspect Clafiin
University, the largest institntion for the
education of colored people III the United
States.
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RAIL AND CROSsTIE.

Fl. w. Smithers, the London banker, who
is said TO have ARA 1ged to handle the Rich
mond Terminals floating debt, has been in
and around Birmingham for several days
inspecting the Louisville and Nashvllle's
property. Mr.. Smithers has been leceiver
for many railroads in this country at the
instance offoreign stockholders.
There is a water famine on the Columbus
and Western division of the Central rail-
road. The long drought has caused the
creeks and springs from which the tanks are
supplied to go dry. Large forces Of men
have been at work extending the water
pipes and providing better facilities for
getting water for the railroads. The
Georgia Pacific people have not yet
been compelled to haul water. as some
other roads have been doing. The
supply is short all along the line. but enough
is procured to keep things running. At
Goodwater, on the Columbus and Western,
a serious water famine is said TO be threat
ened. On the Louisville and Nashville south
of Birmingham it Is said the water supply
is SO short that water is being hauled out of
Montgomery for the use of the trains.
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The Parrot Pressed the Button.

gentleman who has recently returned from
Mexico, says Little Rock (Ark.l special to the
Globe Democrat and who brought with him
parrot which he purchased in Vera Cruz, has
been very much aStonished at some tricks
which that bird has learned during the few days
he has been In the south. The birds owner
Col Howard johnson, occupies beautiful resi-
dence in the subn bS and Jocko has from the
first shown the liveest interest in all hfs sur
roundings. 1t was very soon fonBd that he
could not be allowed his liberty in Mrs. john
sons room, as he at once formed a terrible an
tipathY to a beautiful panther skin rug, In
which the head is remarkably lifelike, and the
moment he was released he would make for the
rug and b5gin biting sayagely at its eyes and
nose. He escaped from his cage one Gay and
almost demolished the nose Of the rug, and
after that no was chained to his perch.
1t happened that for several days in success
sion the perch stood by the wall, close beside
the electric bell. When Mrs. Johnson touched
the button Jocko took notes. with his head on
one side and most inquirinR air, and when the
servant appeared Immediately afterward
Jocko gave q faint croak OF establishment
After witnessing this performance several times
it was evident that Jocko began 10 see some
connection between the button and the servant
He spent q great deal of time studying the but
ton, running bis beak softly around II, and APP
parently communing with himself, his mistress
watching him meanwhile, highly amused at bis
cleverness. AT last. whether accidentally or
otherwise, JockO discovered the connection
and pressed the button. The next moment
servant appeared, and the little schemer
straightened up and said With great gravity,
"Jocko's hungry" His mistress shouts Of
laughter and the servants aStonisbment did not
in tire least dscompose him. He had rung for
what be wanted. and he insisted on having it
The scheme WORKED well, to Jocko's manu- est
delight. He rang the bell again before half an
hour. and remarked TO the servant who answered
tho call: well, you're daisy Jocko wants
water"
Cod. johnson is so delighted with his birds
accomplishment thai he invited some friends
in TO witness 1t last night. Jocko was inclined
10 sulk at first, but finally frightened UP, aud
was soon working at the button. When the
servant entered, Jocko poised himself on one
foot, swung his body 20 aud fro in a most az.
fected way, and exclaimed; Hello, Tom is
that your Bring in another bottle OF wine, viii
you?'' Col. Johnson, be it understood is a
church member and his minister was present
and the colonel insists that Jocko caught this
trick before he came into his hands.
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HARRIsoN.s NESS AGE.

He VIII Praise the Mckinley and the
Silver Acts of the Last Congress.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Praise for the
Mckinley tariff act, praise for the McKiu-
ley administrative customs act, praise fer
the silver act of 1890 and an argument for
the resurrection Of the force bill are to be
the leading features of President Harrison's
message, according to those who have
talked with him since Tuesday night. Nc
kMIeyism will have to share with reciproc-
lty, however. for whatever he may say
about the Ohio victory being an indorse-
ment Of McKinleyism, he realizes that if it
mad not been for the reciprocity feature Of
the Mckinley act there would have been no
victory In Ohio, AMI the results elsewhere
would have been more disastrous to the
republicans than they were. so while claim
Ing that McKnleyism, as foste ed and ad-
minlstered by him, has raised wages. lowered
prices and established new industries,
especially the tin plate industry, he will
dwell upon the fact that the reciprocity
pohoy, as fostered and administered, if not
originated by him, has opened new markets
ana simulated exports and imports. He
viii Claim that the silver act of 1890 has
proved by its operation the wisdom of the
congress which passed it and the President
VINO signed it in the interest of honest
money. The President will work at his
message every day now, Sundays excepted,
I'LL ne gets 1t into shape
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06

Al the organs Of the body are reused
to healthy, vigorous action by DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. More than
all. the liver-aDd that's the key to the
whole system. You have pure blood or
The blood controls the health, the liver
controls the blood, tho Discovery" con-
trolls the liver.
Take this remedy in tame, when you feel
dull, langud, and "out of sorts, and you
can prevent disease from coming. Take
it in any disease that depends ON the liver
or the blood, and you'll have positive
cure.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness;
Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections;
stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases, it's
the only remedy so unfaillng and effec-
tive that it can be guaranteed If it
doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06
A wedding at Tennille

TENNILLE. GA, Nov. 5--Charles L.
Mertz and Miss Ella Kelly were married
at the Baptist church in this place yester--
day. Rev. T. J. Bick. d. D., performed
the ceremony. Mr., Mertz is young drug
gist at Wadley. The bride is daughter OF
s. r. Kelly, prominent Washington
county farmer, living near Tennille. They
we're married at 1880 o'clock, and
left on the l2:4S o'clock train for Augusta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06

I 0O0 AGENTS at once to sell Iden's Com
1sUUU bined Rooster and Baker. Inclose
&c. stamp for terms 90 agents Address A. J.
IDEN, Milwaukee, Wis.
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oolored odd Fellows ELECT officers.

At regular meeting of Protection Lodge
No. 5000 G. NJ. o. o. F.. last night the
following officers were installed:
P. N. F.-Wiliam 81. Morrell.
n. F.-A. N. Mordecia.
P. n. G.--James Dorsey.
n. CA. P. Clarck.
V. Cd. II. Holmes.
+. S.-M. c. Jones.
r. S. to n. CD. Watson.
L. s. TO N. G.-P. A. Russell.
r. s. to V. G.-J. Tslbert.
L s.. to V. G.--I. c. Singleton.
l. G.-J. d. Schrines.
W. WI. P. Luke.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEL OIL

THIS "a PURE MEDICINAL WHIsKEH.
is the best remedy for Coughs. Colds, ChIIIs,
Malaria, Asthma, Bronchitis and PNEU-
MONA "a relieves
WOMEN
of the troubles incident to their sex. To
MEN
IL is the greatest boon, as IL relieves that weary
feeling ammo ying 20 the business man.
Duify's Pure Walt Niiiskey can be obtained
from yOur druggist or your grocer insist ON
having IT, Take no substitute as il IL the
ONLY PURE MEDICINAL ONE
send for our book.
THE DUFFY MALT WHIsKEY co. d.
Rochester. y. Y
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BLOWN FROM THEIR GRAVES.
An Explosion in a Ceme;ery Disinters
Hundreds of Bodies.

From the Philadelphia Press
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. News has
just reached here from Coreapolis, between
here and Pittsburz, Of strange and terri
Tle affair, which occurred there to-day.
s Aue Allegheny Cemetery Company, has for
t Sne Time past been boring q gas well on
s .nelr property and to-day terrific explo-
ston occurred, causing violent uphenval
y. t9e earth IN the vicinity Of the well Hun
uIeos OF dead bodies were buried from their
estinS places in the cemetery and many
oos1ly monuments were shattered into frag-
"a ,ns ms. The gentleman bringing the report
~ ~ heeling says he was an eyewitness of
The occurrence.
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"wHY, Polly. what are you doing nowadays,
dears haven't seen you for an age"
Mrs. Tix-Oh, dear, no; I'm dreadfully busy
You see. my husband is gettin up an article
on the effect Of the Mckinley tariff, and I'm
helping him,
Mrs. Tiki do the shopping. Boston Post.
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RAILS THAT DODGED Duty.

no NOVerumsnt May Try TO Collect
The Amount.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Secretary of
'ne treasury has asked the solicitor for an
opinion as to whether the government now
mas good claim against the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad for duties on large
SSll , OF railroad iron imported at New
oLieahs prior to the organization of the So
called confederate states. and which was
released by the latter authorities to the rail
L I company without the payment of
uuVles 20 the United States or the confeder-
ate states authorities
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TALK CLorHINGCO.
VALUES.

Il is nothing extraordinary to
sell Shirts at our prices. viz Un-
Numbered Shirts for soc. 75c and
81; laundered Shirts with plain
bosoms S. and 81 so, with fancy
bosoms 81 SO. s. and s. 50.
You can get Shirts at these prices
almost anywhere in Savannah.
It IS the values we give onwhich
we pride ourselves. We Justly
clam to have the most complete
line Of Shirts and that our Gus
toners get the best values 10 be
found. The fit, too. is so abso-
Iutely perfect.
FALK CLOTHINGCO
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The British steamship Lord Warwick was
cleared yesterday by A. Minis Sons for
Revsl with 7,150 bales of upland cotton,
weighing 1915, S5S pounds, valued at s3O7,-
Gao
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GROCERIES.
New Goods Just Received
CHEESE DEPARTMENT..


This department we make a speciality. and
keep full line of the best Imported and Dol
nestle Goods on the market: Cammembsru
Cheese Muenster Cheese, Roquetort Cheese,
Frontage De Bris Cheese, Neupchatel Cheesey
Palmason Grated Cheese, Sap Sage Cheese.
Limburger Cheese. Swiss Cheese, EnglishJ
Dairy Cheese, Full Worcester Cream Cheese. !
.s.
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RIVER AND BARBOR

A. Minis Sons cleared yesterday the
British steamship State of Alabama for
Bremen with $3.50 bales of upland cotton,
Weighing 2.769,61 pounds, valued at $780,
1888. and 500 tons pebbls rock phosphate,
valued at 81, 900. Total valuation Of cargo,
$235, 1888.
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MASON COMING SOUTH.
ne VIII Visit All the Internal Rove
nue. Districts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Mr Mason, COM
missioner of internal revenue. is going to
louisiana and Texas tomorrow for the
purpose of making personal inspection Of
t t5e operation of the sugar bounty clause of
sIe tariff act. On his way south be will
t s%t all the internal revenue collection dis
v,ii; In the coast states and on his return
E IN inspect the large distillery districts in
Nehtucky and Tennessee.
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Administrators Sale.
By ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON.

Before our worehouse on TUESDAY. NOV. 10,
1891, at II O'Clock. by virtue OF an
order from the Hon. HAMPTON L.
FERRILL, Judge of the Court OF OrdiI
nary, Chatham County, Georgia, / wiz
sell at the above place. time and date. in thel
City OF Savannah. Chatham County, Georgia,
the following periShable property Of HENRY
WAYNE, deceased. for payment Of debts and
distribution:
ONE BAY MARE, 1 WAGON and HAIR
NESS, LARGE BLACK MULE, WAGON and
HARNESS. TERMS CASH
CHARLES ]. WHITE, !
Administrator sd ColleReodum Estate OF
Henry Wayne Deceased.
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:. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Imported
KAISER BEER.
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?, ssoF. PAUL HAuPT, the Assyriologist Of Johns
jaa,opElns University, who is to edit new trans
'Ae4oh OF the Bible, is but 80 years old.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06

Always on hand full liue OF only the best
the market affords, in both Domestic and lind
ported Groceries.
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CHEAP DVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo-
dations to secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-06

HOUSES AND sroREs FOR RENT
Il street. between Drsyton and Abereorn:
south front Possession Nov. !. Apply to
= GUCKENHEI5ERI 3 SONS.
NOR RENT. toe premises lei Congress street.
i now occupied by Appel & Schaul. Posses
sion sept. /. For terms apply to GEO. W
9 ......s L. E-ysa ssrsst.
FOR RENr-MIsCELLAN
EOR Rent. the cheap columns OF the MoEN-
Il no NEWS at ''one cent word" for each in
sertion; an excellent mode Of advertising.
FOR SALE.
TToRSEs AND MULES scc.imated. fsrre
L L mules. family broke horses. MICS driving
teams heavy truck AMI delivery wagon horses.
oil kinds saddle and harness, fine mares and
horses. Livery has latest style rigs; best &C
city. More box stalls and mule pens. Cheap
est; best guaranteed; best stock and more OF
them than any other stabIe. J y. GUILMAR-
TN X cor STABLES.
EOR SALE OR RENT. an Arion piano, good
as new. Apply ia Duffy street.
EOR SALE, Shufeldt's imperial gin. In bar
rels. half barrels aud kegs and Shufeldt's
superior blends OF old rye whisues. NJ. La
WINS ESTATE, IS East Broad street
SIEAMIIG LAU RENCE FOR SALE.--Forty-
- eight feet long. IL feet beam, 3 feet depth OF
hold. cylinder l2xi2, draws . feet aft. feet for
ward; built 1889: IN excellent order, has been
very little used (uot more than two months in
the year., but machinery and hull kept mp hand
someiy; allowed 10 pounds steam: is very fast
handles well and is very easy on fuel; offered
for want of work; terms cash. Apply 10 JAMES
SPRUNT. Wilmington, y. G..
TX CENTS Horse Blankets Buggy Harness
~ IS Everything cheap at NEIDLINGhR
& RABUN'S.
WAGoNET, carries passengers comfort
w ably, suitable for hotel bus in smaller
towns, hunting parties: light running and nice
looking; also. Canopy top surrey; also, glass
front landaulet, very handsome aud stylish; all
cheap for cash. J. +. GUILMARTIN & co. 8
STABLES.
TOR SALE, Johannis mineral water the best
l. imported natural spring water; unsur-
passed as an aperient or table water M.
LAVIN'S ESTATE.
IINOR SALE. the largest and best assorted
Il stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds
Mouldings, etc, etc, ia toe South. Also all
standard brands OF Pure White Leads, colors,
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes etc
Mill supplies. Builders hardware Is my
specially. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct i'm
portations OF Rosendae and Portland Cement
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sizes bends
Traps, rs, etc. Call or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW
HANLEY.
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Call and examine our new line of Preserves
and Jelhes. without doubt the finest line ini
the city, put up in ali styles, both In bulk and
packages.
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Furniture, Cookery Shoes, ETC., Etc
J. H. OPPEKHEIM & SON,
AuCtiOn6ers,
viii sell ct Il O'Clock THIS MORNING, at lS6
BRYAN street

Four new CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, BED.
ROOM SET. MATTRESSES, WASH3rANDS,
BUREAUS NJ T. CENTER TABLE 9 STOVES,
SAFE, LOUNG s. ROCKERS. PARLOR SIT,
DESKS. CRIB, HEATERS. CUPS and SAD-
GERS, PLATES, TEA aud TABLE SPOONS.
FORKS, TOBACCO, TRUNKS OF CLOrHINGy
HOSIERY, SHOES, STATIONERY and
NOTIONS, etc.
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WANTED, for a saw-mill place, one first
w class wheelwright only one who can do
heavy work on lumber carts general carpenter
work ETC., need apply with particulars to A.
B., Ellavlue, Fla
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NEW PRESERVE;

NEW PRESERVE:
French Watermelon, very fine: new Shelled
Jordan Almonds, new Shelled Valencia AL
monds, new Lezhorn Citron new Ralsins new
Curants. new Prunes new Figs, new EyapoA
rated Apples, new Selected Queen Olives, new
Manzanlllo Olives. new Spiced Lobsters new
Salmon Steaks, new California Fruits.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties hav-
~ ing claims against FRANKLIN BUCH@
present them TO me duly attested, within the
time prescribed by law, and oil parties in4
debted to said deceased are required 20 make
payment to rue. JOHN SCREVEN, JR..
Administrator f. Buchanan.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Fine Furniture
AT AUCTION!
By |. D. LaROGhe & Son.
AuGtiOneers.

On HIDAl, the bII DAY Of NOVEMBER
1891. at II O'Clock. we viii sell TO the highest
bidder for cash. at premises. ls2 New Houston
street NEAR jefferson street,,
All the Furniture contained therein, consist
ing Of BEDROOM SETS, CARPETS, TOILET
SETS, PICTURES. BRIC-A-BRAC, STAIR CAR
PET, LAMPS. STOVES, PARLOR FURSI-
TURE, FINE PARLOR CARPET. SIDE
BOARD. DINING TABLE, CHAIRS, RETRIG-
AToR. STOVES. and 10 feet everything neces-
sary for keeping house.
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DEAD 1.-THE Peoples Savings" published
III monthly by the SAVANNAH SAVINGS
BANK.
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BOARDING..


DESIRABLE board; second door: regular
~ and transient boarders; 101 President
street; all convenences.
DOARDERS wanted at 1871 York street, with
I'D or without rooms. Also furnished
rooms for rent.
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WANTED, q white boy, ID or Is years OF age,
w to work in a grocery store; reference re
quired. Liberty and Drayton streets
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NOR RENT residence 1888 Duffy street, be-
II tween Bull and Whitaker streets; new and
commodious. z, d. DAFFIN & SON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. 49, MARTHA
VI WASHINGTON has applied TO Court of
Ordinary for twelve months maintenance and
support for herself and minor children out oe
the estate of ROBERT WASHINGTON, de-
ceased. Appraisers have made return allowing
same.
These are therefore to cite all VIII ON it may
concern TO appear before said court to make
objection on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER NEXT, otherwise same will be-
granted
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRrLLy
Ordinary for Chatham county, this fifth day OF
Clerk @. o., c. Co.
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WANTED, a house girl with good references
w Apply 30 Gwinnett street.
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z CENTS Horse Blankets; Buggy Harness
- - Everything cheap at HEIDLINGhR
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VA ANTED. a competent white woman to
w cook and do the homework at 1!6 Perry
street