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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-25
Robert Raines Dead .

TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Sept. 24.-Robert
Raines, whose serious illness was noted in
the NEWS, Is dead. He was for many
years prominent citizen OF this county.
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In the Senate.

In the Senate.
The widows pension appropriation and
the interest On the land scrip fund, which
goes 70 the support OF the state university,
were the causes OF a lively session Of tue
Senate this morning. Both issues were
sprung when the deficiency appropriation
bill came up as special order at II o'clock.
a desperate effort was made 70 rob the uni
versity Of third Of its fund 1913. 60 in terest
on the land scrip and divide the money
among several Of the branch colleges. An
attempt was also male 70 reduce tie widows
pension appropriation from $40, 90 10
$50 .0Oo. But both failed, and the
widows Of soldisrs vii get their 800 ps1-
sion and the uuiveratys sUpoor. IL not
curtailed Whsn ne sprr0pristiou blll
YVES taken u re frEs thrss ssc.io-s we're
ing 4 ne fc1r-1 sec<to1. E9W=vsr thai a3-
prop<istzrz ~ 30 z55z-t1.zl % tbs
W11Szs pezssoz tE-1 Ssoz.o< Todd
e re T-SF-5es1 dz.razs Dovs1
sLzs tie "a L. sE5sz5 zzd
Erlzsss{ sor t-s az.ssz-srs e -Es body
barr -azsz z-Cu r. il 90 carry
Js-carsEz-. s.-e ass.szzusz-
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N TcGlt Rlc1r1-sE IN r1ss51z I'D NJ
'Tss--zil ErxIsf. ~ lscxsa f.sr re- I'll - -
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Il Esa -anfsGsr Wzksr VIC tE-rodzczs
.aIs fsue1c.rs.1Es ef1azg1z.Z s.s rz1Eon sp-
sr-ssr,ar1cn t-1sz s;i@. 90 70 $50 -. He
slIs-uGsrSs1 ana ssl-s-s1-1s-s u : sreece II
-ifn.i1 1e lssria-s1 1E.s s60 w1s - rruch -
site sez1s s.'E-s1 z@1r1 n pay t1s EA1os6
-.srkssr -,E-1C zls1 favored tks srns1d-
z1ers- size seusscr @zzrzlIy pztr5o:icslly
ccr1sz1 4
ssszzsor CeosaLss va for taxing care of
80 ~ s1ierz wI1oEs On CAL It's yeas were
= zn1 tie nzys FIR tcs G19ptioa Of the
orIZiszl ss-.to1. .cs sEnzndns1s beng LOST
Wis tns ssccicu sppropriating 81, 800 To
by Citing AID heating apparatus for the
Girls' Indus-r-al ScNOol was reached. Sen
stor Glenn face the member from the
Fcrty-fozrth and entered an u0gallant pro-
tes., srd in q moment tne venerable senator
from the Sixteenth, Mr.. lane. was upon his
feet, and IN q wlthering speech broaRh.
bl1shes OF shame 70 the bachelor statesman
from tins FOEty>fourth. Senator Lane was
sorry his young colleague did not have q
wife and baby At home T. teach hin how b
vote.
Senator Terrell was for the $500 sp-
preparation. and the opposition Of the *.
ample Of single blessedness from the forty
Fourth awaited naught
Senator Culver wanted Sl3 900 Of tbs
university appropriation divided among tbs
branch colleges as follows: Five thousand
dollars to DahloDega, S2.0O0 TO Miiled2e
vile, a., 900 to Townsville, g., 900 10 Ham
ilton and e, coo to Cuthbert After ho
fight BY Senator Gambler for the amend
ment, and Senator'S Nunuslly, Callowa-
and others against il, the bill as a whol,
was adopted without other amend .nent tina,
that Incorporated In the committee, whicl
was immaterial
The joint committee on rules presente,
their report, signed by President Mitchell
that the general assembly adjourn sine di
on Oct. IS, at noon. The report was unani
mousiy adopted, and tue days Of the legis
lature are NUM- cred.
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GE0RGIA'S LEGISLATURE.
THE OoALA PL4TFCRM RESOLU-
TON MUST BIDE It's TIME

The Bill TO Have the Railroad Commits
siouers Elec,ed by the PeOpl 9
Ordered TO third Rssding-A Gard
Fight Over the Pension for widows
The Money for the University
ATLANTA, GA, Sept 2A-The Ocsla rsso-
luton was reported back to the House to
day that It do pass by substitute. y
The Substitute is really TIE original resolu-
ton, only minor verbal changes being ma'e-
A minority report. signed BY 4sssrs. Busch,
Buruey a1d Faust, was submitted a. TIE
same une. I'VE are clearly e TIE oplo-
ion. u reads that action Oh tie ras9-1-
tion BIZ this House IS unwlsa us H5as7
/ 5 no; political conve1tlo1, BIT : lsE-
laeve BODY, aad 1s respectfully s1o-1-.
toas the questions RAISED Ii tie pr7P's7-
resolutions should De INST a1d p=ss71 a-'-
By STATE democratic coavsof-91- VIZ :
TO convene early ns-t yer. Ihsy eAa II
struct their delegates 70 tat c'1- Ts-----.' -
rrasr actin ali -=1s-. ne E-s5@ O lc9
-. I-7-,s@ssss-r szs.sti1o e this qEss-
tor b- tnss body cs119f 81 = So = =
the Dsuoc-s.5c pz--T q. georgia D-- -
ss----=-- - r-yu-1-h O dsooc-z-1c PIMA
r.lszs 4 SEcs Ess Ds1e y = 49, =
rbs MEASURE 70 szsp=-1 tie r-l=s - -
Ssssr rs rss1.ufl- Z l---= 1isiesy- Aos 81 Z
were : sd t-e Dsys - ms =
60 - -z,=ssz-y tFota rd vote, 50 t2zt
g. rrr.54- rs l1st. sd Us rtso-1iao1 vii {
co-e ID Il IL regular tur1-
ur--F7v cy EAuEoAD COMMISSIONERS
Tbe I'll i-troduced By NJ. Harris O.
Cs-oozs q have tie railroad couD2sz-oosrs
ess-se5 u TIE people, E1d 20 reduce thar
SARA Ess o1s q TIE srscisl orders %
osF. Ibz sdvs-ss report q TIE r211ro41
coc1ri..es IVES disagreed %, sod Ihe Oh
YES pssssd SC third rss11nE-
Tia sfcouusy teachers institute b1l, BY
Mr.. Maxwell q TAlbos was p'ssss1
The Bsrnsr Ill Eks s1s-tEscEe1 again
Ths cauuirsse's substitute. tbs Goodwin
substitute a1d the s11socs substitute were
re-tsr.sd lsst light and introduced to-day,
aid : 1sE substitute By NJ smith q
Decatur, toxstbz- With The original BIZ,
were rs5s sps11sl o-5sr for nszE Tuesday.
Bills PASSED..
Tee bills we're pszEssd.
By NJ Hut q Bioo-Io require the
o--1ErAry or coznty commissioners Of all
counties il Georgia - keep a register OF the
puhsic rosis, showing bow much work Is
done. whsrs and wbso, etc
By Mr.. Lark o. C4sy--Io amend section
2oe a The Code.
BIZ Nr. Flsuing q Richnond-To sne1d
Al az Approved Oct p. 1889. providing for
the TINE sod NODE Of psrfscting se-vice By
pubhcztioo.
BF Nr. Bolfs1ills: q Bibb-An i'm
portsnt general measure regulating
baDks. &c.
BIZ Mr. Wright Of Efangbsu-To exempt
TIE pensions Of Confederate soldiers and
widows from garnishDent and all other
Legal process
Mr. Dodsoa Of ClsytOn-To require !
judges # TIE superior cgurus 20 give in t1sir /
charge . grand JUriss certain sections Of /
The Cods relating 70 violation Of tie Sab /
ban day.
TIE Jury biIlr by Mr.. Williams Of Rich |
noDd vas reconEdsred to-day. The Houfe /
coocuTed in the JOINT resolution % adjourn /
Oct Is
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enbrau Kuller the intensity Of the light fasci-
mated such sTsras OF the butterfly nuns that
the devorees OF King Gambrinus found Their
hats and clothes 50 tnicSly coated with the in
truders that they hurried out and left the in
vaders il possession.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. ULMERs LIVER CORRECToR
FOR INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA,
AND ALL
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
SILVER MEDALS AND DIPLOMA
Awarded it over all Liver Medicines.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Freight Prepaid 20 ANY Address.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
VIII be found regularly on sale At the following
places
EsTILL's NEWS DEPOT, 2116 Bull street
CONNOR'S NEWS STAND.
THE MARSHALL, Broughton street
Z. J. KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE,
Corner West Broad ana Stewart streets
7. A. MULLRYNE & co. S DRUG STORE,
West Broad and Waldburg streets.
ST. J. r YoNGE's DRUG STORE, -''''
Corner Whitaker and Duffy streets,
W. A. BISHOPS DRUG STORE,
Corner Hall and Price streets.
SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY,
=. Henry and Abercorn streets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
R. D LAROCHE & CO.,
| ACCTIoSEERs.
The sale Of the tailoring stock of the late
Charles Gassman advertised for FRIDAY
the 18th inst, on the premises. Congress street,
will commence sharp at II A. N.
The stock will be sold in detail and will afford
to private buyers an exceptional opportunity
TO purchase suitings trouserings and other
cloths for winter wear at bargain.
L. H. McLAWs,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Has removed to No. 1874 Bryan street, corner
of Bull street.
SALE OF GROUND RENT LOTs.
ON THURSDAY, OCT. FIRST %, 1891,
Twill advertise for sale
"GROUND RENT LOTS"
Upon which TAXES are due for 1890, after which
date the cost for advertising will be charged on
all executions.
ROBERT ]. WADE,
City Marshal.
| EVERY FAMILY
Wants pure Baking Powder. Our EMPIRE
YEAST POWDER is made of the BEST materials
and warranted to give satisfaction,
Areliable cloth-cleaner. DEFENSIVE FLUID.
Removes all stains from cloth and will not in
jure the fabric.
To rid your premises of Rats, Reaches. etc.
use MAURER'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERMI-
Major
soLoMoNs & Co.
1853 Congress street and 81 Bull street.
GOLDEN"
CURES IN as HOURS!
No pain, no structure.
so CENTS.
ONLY By
| ROwLINSKL PHARMACIST,
Broughton and Drayton SITS. Telephone a65
BEACE INSTITUTE
| WILL REOPEN
MONDAY, SEPT. asru.
i FOR THE RECEPTION OF ITS PUPILS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
BRANCHES, MUSIC PARTICULARLY
ny LINE OF NEW YEARS CARDS
HAS ARRIVED AND FOR SALE Low.
SAMUEL SELIG,
II STATIoNER AND PRINTER,
IO7 Bay Street
! REWARD.
RICHMOND AND DASvIILE RAILROAD. Co.
i OFFICE OF GENERAL. MANAGER.
ATLANTA. GA. Sept. /, 1891
This company will pay $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction Of the person, or persons who
, removed the rail from the track OF the Western
North Carolina Railroad near Bostian's Bridge
Iradel county. North Carolina, on the night OF
y Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1891.
W. Fl. GREEN,
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THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAr
COMPANY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE AND BANKING ROOMS, 1875 CON
GRESS STREET.

viii guarantee Titles to land, insuring pur-
chase=s and mortgsgors against all loss by rea
son Of defects of title.
ALLOWS INTEREST at PER CENT. pc. annum
on Special Deposits OF 800 and upward for
fixed periods of one or more years, aud at PER
CENT. per annum, paid or compounded quar-
terry, on deposits subject TO call.
WILL INVEST MONEY upon frst-class real estate
security, and guarantee the titles
GEORGE H. STONE, President.
Z. L HACKETT. Treasurer
ISAAC BECKETT, Secretary and Solicitor.
p R. RICHARDS, Advisory Counsel
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PURCHASING AGENCY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC
All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract Of land in Chatham County, Georgia
Immediately south of the extended limits OF
the city of Savannah, known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more OF less, bounded on the north by
Estil Avenue, east by Waters Road, south by
lands of Barstow, and west by lands Of Gen. A.
r LAYTON as have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply TO the
courts for specific performance Of the con-
tract j. II, ESTILL
SAVANNAH, Aug. 30, 1888
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and dr.e- Feb. !. 1926, SAs basis Of meas
wyessezt Of az advertising ~ the MoRxrS3
NEWS va Be agate, or at tie rI&s Of 81 90 an
taoh for tie Js-st Insertion No Special Notice
inserted for les than 81 90.
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD. Co.
OFFlCE OF GENERAL MANAGER.
ATLANTA. GA, Sept. !, 1891.
This company will pay $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction Of the person, or persons. who
removed the raH from the track of the Western
North Carolina Railroad, near Bostian's Bridge
Iradell county. North Carolina, on the night Of
Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1891.
W. Fl. GREEN,
General Manager Richmond and Dsnville Rail
road Company.
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PROFITABLE VOICES.


what Choir singers !ts s'ait IN shs
Large 'ii..s e. the toaaity.
a soprano. In an ayCra-r city. will bc
paid. a. beginner. anywhere from SOC
To spnp per annutn. Urltcs l. Aiinc Us
rrcl In the i.aiirs' Homo journal a.
she become. better known. and il In
morc thorough command of her voice.
she Nil. average from goo {, ESQ. los.
ton pays about s.o1 rcr annun better To
choir sinners than auy other city In my
knowledge. several sopranos there re-.
ccivc yearly r=iarics Of 81. 100 and 81. 200.
and a few si.ic1.
woman with rood con,raito voice
will begin az an annual salary Of $3.50.
which. II she H. succts sf,l. may rise TO
an average Of $500. Their. arc two
churches in Philadelphia. believe.
which pay their rnnt-al,cs 500: hu,
this, In cities outside Of Boston. which.
as with sopranos. average alou, 500
higher, IA unusual. And oven a rcnu.
mo alto that rarcst of things in
these days-will command hu,
from 500 to SEQ per annum. Tho Hub.
OF course. does better than this. 10y add.
ing s.Jo. hy, oven with this addition.
mono Of these salaries appear precisely
cStravagani. or 10 almituf much luxury
in living. and salaries arc rarely in.
creased. Should a rival church make
an offer for a voice. II the first church
Is dcsirous Of retaining It. tho rivals
price Is ou,bid. ard tho voice retained.
But this ia tho only reason. Of which
i have knowledge, for increasing sal.
aric. However. i. must be remembered
that this salary Is paid for singing only
at two scrriccs. and for attendance a,
one or two rchrarsals week. All the
rest of tho tingcr's time is her own to
dispose of as she rlcascs. Prove she an
apt pupil tn her now master. he will
send TO her. for Instructions. scholars
whom he has not the tinc to teach. Or
she may secure engagements to sing at
different CAiUrch concerts, or. laying
aside hcr music. may take to sewing,
painting. decorating. o. any OF the many
ways in which girls arc able to make q
living. No work must be undertaken
which will In any vay conflict with the
choir singing. for ,'i+ remember. ia the
reason ~ her cvis'onco. She IA first
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SWEET CUT COSTLY.


unr To lie i,yeHse'.
Some year, a:o one Of tho promin.n.
banks OF tho State failU for riEnY thou
sands OF dollar, says tho indianapolis
Meas. Tho crash va prccipiizt'i by =
run" and many people suffered A
gentleman MAS talking with a News re-
porter of the GEilaEr.
There IL a S;n.y connected with ,ha,
bank failure tbs, /, k;.oRn 20 bu, few
persons. and hzs never been In prin,.'
he said. 'in that town ton years ago
'hcr" WAS a po1r boy who hal patented
an Invention with which hp .NPcc,ri to
max" n fortune. hut ho had NO means,
II. called on tho pFa1!lrut Of ,hr bank
sor help, but vss rorgiaCi and told TO
return 10 his work and .siso VI such fool.
i,h ideas
''Th" Young man struggled on for =
couple Of year, before hu -, III" needed
financial asEif,sarc. ihiuk all he
wanted M, fifteen hgntr,,i dollars
The Invention Has Enrrcss. and In
four yrsra he VAS worth sisyl.0 co.. Ito
purchased sot.c Of tho taug stock o.
enough Ia he on the ins.dc-aRi made
deposits surirscn; TO br on friendly
s"Fu'a VAIN TIE officials OF the HANK In
s"w months he discovered that tho
hsnk pr"sId"s, hsi llsHe,l lsF9-u aGa,
OF money on Ipar security. sad tia, .
run ~ouli iigia'r sl-al, failure.
''iic noii bis siD~k and trean check.
Ing hia i"rasln. eisimin; lac needed ,hp
money for istta;hirnta. When lie hai
small iislasrr On hand no sen; 'n soy
-rai heavy drposl'ars s;.i told ,hcm tho
bank ~as shay. ani -ivisai ,hom TO
So, their uinacy. This started tito run.
And Ia .up ipsg-s the h.n. uas rlosrs!
..aSs..I. .-.,.sS s-e s-.---~ scsS
"tli;cca .hoESani dollar. Thi. no
Iea', hu; ic has told me frequently ,h.,
the $4,000 hc los, VA no;stH. 10 tho
.a'i'fss'icn he hail In srcln:. the ban. Gu
under and the svAlthJ prcsii-n, Who
had iFra;.i hisn ., asrAhly made penal.
less
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KILLED 1.-.,. =. ~.


a West rusr'a DE mss al His tlniin
Assin.t W.u.d.ho JGmpers.
There goes man who has killed his
twentieth man." said a guest at Hursts
to T. st. Louis Republic reporter, Tho
man alluded TO was OF medium height
and stout build, with raven black hair
and mustachs. He had black eye
which flashed with strange light when
ever their owner became excited or in-
tcrested. Ills name Is Cal Fairbanks
continued the reporters informant land
he WAS formerly u resident OF ST. LOUIS.
About fifteen years ago he went to Colo
RADIO, and near Pueblo struck mine
which had been deserted. III" mine,
however, had been proved up, and Mr..
Fairbanks bought 1, fos triiling sum.
went to work upon 1t, and II soon de-
yclopcd that 1t was rich mine. lie
went to Denver, placed his mine on the
market under the name OF Little jennie
and sold his interests for an indcpcnd-
ent fortune. but while no was develop
ing this mine no had serious trouble. a
man who was fayorite in the mining
camp drew gun on Mr. Fairbanks one
day, bu. the man from St Louis was
uuiai. and iic shot ll-s,. A result tho
camp i-vorito dropped dead. This kill
ing created good deal OF snmi.y
against Fairbanks. and before he had
finished developing his claim he killed
nineteen men. All this occurred in
about = year. believe Fairbanks him
self was shot twice, but neither OF the
bullets inflicted wounds which Nigh.
ba called scr!o.sA- To-day he Is In tho
prime OF life. and by shsowd specula.
lion has managed 10 accumulate fort
unr. lie IL /. bachelor Of steady habits
and Ia :. sutHan hateE."
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HOMES OF THE CLIFF DWELL A!


An old physician. retired from rrac.
tice. having had placed IN his hands bS
an East India missionary the formula
uf "a vegetable remedy for the speed,
and permanent cure OF consumption.
bronchitis. catarrh. asthma and all
throat and lung affections. also posi-.
tive and radical cure for nervous debil.
ity and all nervous complaints. after
having tested its wonder nj curative
powers in thousands of cases. las felt it
his duty to make it known to his suffer
ing fellows. Aciua,ed by this motive
and u desire to relieve human suffer-
ing. will send free of charge. to all
who desire it. this recipe. in German.
French or English. with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail
w addressing with s'nmn. nnining this
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.



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iglct N". I, II, Proctor District Ne, :, ATth'
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wrtTr itisuH =ju-;irr-J"hI jui''i.
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gsssts sattE-jntn ltin'a.
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Cilr.. ytic.i IttIiiu. I'iic-.

mp;oms- Moisture; intense itching
aud siinglng: NEST ut night: wors" by
scratching. If allowed to continue Ia.
mOrs form. which often bleed and ulcer
ate. becoming very sore. Swayne's Dint.
ment stops the itching aud bleeuing.
heals liberation. and in iuost eases re-
moves the tumors. At druggists. or by
mail. TOT ~ cents. DIR. Swaync X Son.
Philadelphia.
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