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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-01
COLLEGE OF THE GIRLS.
Successful Opening OF the Industris
School at Milledgeville.

school at Milledgeville.
MILLED 5EvILLE, Ga, Sept. 30.-This
morning just after o'clock The great gong
on the Girls Industrial School sounded forth
it's call. and few minutes later consider
ably over hundred young ladies became
enrolled as scholars. The organization was
carried on with remarkable rapidity, and
during the day nearly every arrangement
was perfected for active work. The aver
age age Of those enrolled this morning is
little over II years. Eighty per cent.
of those in attendance are the daughters of
farmers. IT. an interview tonight Presi-
dent Chappell and Prof. Beals. both of
whom have vide experience In such mats
tiers, stated that the opening of the
sclool showed the finest body of
girls ever brought together for a
similar event in Georgia, aud that
the organization has been accomplished with
unprecedented rapidity. All the pupils have
scholarships, and this fact gives uncommon
brilllancy t. the pupils as a whole. The
pupils were all furnished with materials for
scholastic work to-day, and instruction will
begin without any interruption. The peo-
pie of Miledgeville have done a good part
by the school, aud good board is given the
scholars at Sl2 50 a month. President Chap
pell said tonight that the number of schol-
ars enrolled would be increased to nearly
2OO il the next few days
THE BOARD OF VISITORS.
ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 30.-Gov. Northen
to-day appointed the board OF visitors to
the Georgia Normal and Indus: rial College
at Milledgeville. There are eleven ap-
pointees. one from each congressional dis
trict. Three are for one year, four for two
two years and four for three years.
The appointees for one year are: Mrs. A.
W. Crosby of ALBANY. Second district; Mrs.
Phinizy Of High Falls. Sixth district; Mrs.
l. J. knight of Valdosta, Eleventh dis
trict.
The two-yoar sppoiutees are Mrs. w. H.
| FELTON, Of Marshallville, Third district; Mrs.
! Henry L. Graves of Social Circle, Fifth
district Mrs. DR.. Robert Beattie of Rome,
Seventh district; Mrs c. A. Alexander of
| Washington. Eighth district
For the three-year term the following
ladies are chosen: Mrs Charles Mills of
Savannah. First district Mrs. w. Y. At
kirsou of Newman, Fourth district; Mrs. NJ.
A. Julian Of Walleysford. Ninth district.
and Mrs C. n. Phinizy of Augusta, Tenth
| district,
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Both the method and results whcr
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidncys,
Livcr and Bowels, clearses the sys,
TEN efectuallv, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fcvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and aoe
ceptahla to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ita
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend is
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
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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TOPICS OF rENNIlL=.

q Fall Gut of q Wago1-Ga n ED ID d.
Gathering tae Cotton.
TEYTiLLE, GA. Sept. 30.-John L. Ward
met with painful but not serious acc dent
yesterday. He fell out of wagon and a
goods box fell on top of him, hurting his
left hip.
DR.. Z. II. PipISin, now Of this place, but
formerly If Midwife, is quite sick az
his fathers house.
The farmers are suffering greatly on
account Of not having any rain lstely,
but thew are InakIag good heat
wsy. gathering what open cotton they
have in the fields. Many farmers say taat
they have got out over half Of their crop NJ
TO ttis' date. a very fair or p of corn is
reported. also q large crop Of sugar cane
has been made IN this section.
There is considerable sickness around
about in this section. w. J. Irwin. about
six miles from this place. lost his little child
few days ago.
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CITY BREV4TIES.

Solomon's Lodge No. /. F. and A. NJ,
meets TO night.
Regular meeting of Savannah Lodge No.
81, K. p. Tonight.
Quarterly meeting of the Republican
Blues will lie held tonight.
The Excelsior Loan and Savings Company
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
The property of the Savannah Times
Publishing Company is announced to be
sold Oct. 20 to satisfy laborers' liens.
Three safes in the ruins of II. Solomon &
Sons store were unlocked yesterday and
the contents were found in perfect condi-
ton. One of the safes had been in for
mer fire.
City Treasurer Hardee announces that
the following city taxes for the third
quarter of the year are now due: Real
estate, stock il trade, furniture. etc. money,
solvent de5ts, etc. \ discount of 10 per
cent. will be allowed upon all of the above
if paid within fifteen days after Oct. l.
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GUARDS CAT THEIR CaECK.
The GoverDm7at In Possession of L
New Building Site.

The GoverDm AIT In Possession Of Its
New Building sits.
Col. William Garrsrd yesterday received
a check from the treasury department for
$685. 600 for the Guards lot, purchased by
the government for the site of the new pub
lie building
The check was deposited with the Ma
tional Bank Of Savannah. The Guards
will perfect their purchase to-day of the
orphan asylum property at Bull and Charl-
ton streets by making the first payment of
$25, 900.
At the next monthly meeting of the bat
talon committees will be appointed and
Steps will be taken to put the orphan
asylum Building in condition for an armory
and club house.
The orphans were moving out yesterday,
and by the end Of the week will be installed
in the old Wetter mansion at the corner Of
South Broad and West Broad streets.
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Admitted to the Firm.

W. W. Chisholm & Co. have taken John
Henderson. their bookkeper, into the
firm as partner. No more de-
served promotion has been made on
Bay street in some time. Mr.. Henderson
was for several years superintendent
of the board of trade, and not
alone by his ability as finished
accountant, but his geniality, uroanity
aud strict attention to business won for him
the respect and esteem of every member of
the board. Messrs. Chisholm 81 Co. are to
be congratulated upon the acquisition to
their firm. H. D. Twitty of Valdosta, a
gentleman well up in sea island as we'll
as upland, will have charge Of their cotton
sample room.
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THE CITY PRINTING CONTRACT.

The Morning News Made tho City's
Official Organ.
A notice was received by the city council
last night that the Savannah Erening Times
could not, on account of the recsut fire, flu
fill Its contract for the city printing. The
notice was from r. F. johnson, ESQ.
surety, who recommended that
the contract be- transferred
to the MORNING News upon the same terms
as held by the Times.
A resolution that the city advertisements
be published in the SAVANNAH MORNING
News, and that tina, paper be made the
official organ Of the city. was passed.
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FREIGHTs ON MELONS.

Growers Ask the Railroads to De-
mand Frepaymsn t.
ALBANY, Ga, Sept. 30.-Pursuant to
call of President G. R. McRae. the Geor-
gia melon growers met In convention 10
this city to-day. The attendance was not
very large. but representative body was
on hand when the p esident called the meet
ing to order. the most important step
taken at any time by this organi zation, ac>
cording TO President cRae. was made to-
day when the body unanimously
passed resolution, asking ali the
railroads to demand prepayment of freight
en- melons another season, thus causing
every shipper to pay his freight before the
melons are moved. Other business was dis
pensed with, and those present feel that the
meeting did much for toe mo!onindu,trv. The
melon crop of this year was a complete fail
ure financially, but the quantity and quail
ity of the melons was better than in any
other season.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE REoPENED ON

THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE REOPENED ON
MONDAY. THE 5TH DAY OF OCTOBER
The superintendent will be in his office on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY of
the present week, between the hours of A. II.
and u NJ, 10 issue cards of admission.
1t will not be necessary for pupils who were
present at the close Of the last session TO obtain
cards.
Applicants for admission into the colored
schools will receive cards from the principals at
these schools during the same hours.
Under the rules of the board of education
vaccination is a prerequisite to admission into
any OF tbs schools. W. H. BAKER,
SunerintandaDt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

We. the Lumber and Timber workingmen's
Union Association take pleasure in stating that
we have never refused to work for anybody
that pays US our wages and complies with our
laws. It has been reported that we had struck
on Messrs. Dale, Dixon & Co.'S work, but it is
everything except truth. and we hope chat said
company will not hold us responsible for such
conduct. 1t was all done through Mr.. Jones
and his foreman, Tom Jones, because they
wanted to discharge Joe Thomas, a man that
stands feet in hight and "a inches across the
breast, and in good health. and subject to in
specton and was one of the fright hand men
there, until he found some mistake in his time
and held little contention for his money. 1t
was just then they found out that he was in
sufficient for the work if he did refuse duty.
Mr.. Jones had right to knock him off; but to
discharge him without legal cause would be
violation to Section % of Bylaws; and be-
cause three men did not break this section OF
law Mr.. Jones refused TO give the Lumber
and Timber WorEingmen's Union AS
ISOLATION any more work. Isaac Rob-
erson was appointed committee to wait on
Mr.. Jones all day and get such men as would
suit Mr. Jones. and nothing could be done to
satisfy him but to discharge all Of the union men.
The grand reason for making this section of
law is that we have often found our money
short, and when we contend for our money we
gain discharge. And we, the Lumber and
Timber Workingmen's Union Association also
take pleasure in saying that we will guarantee
that we can do as good and as much work as
any other men ia America.
ADAM COLLINS, President.
n Tp,yr
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at THE THEATER.
Wilson's Minstrels to Hold the Boards
Tonight.

WILSON MlnStrolS TO hOlO Guo OOoA Ao
Tonight.
Two-thirds of the seats in the theater
have been sold for Wilson's Ministries to
night. The performance will be the frss
minstrel performances of the season, and,
being George Wilson's. will hardly fail to
draw the crowds. The following OF Will
sons performance is clipped from the
Roanoke VA EreHinq World: The opera
house last night was fuIl TO over
flowing with a deeply interested and
highly excited audience assembled there to
witness the entertainment by the celebrated
George Wilson MINISTRIES. The costumes
were rich, elegant and new, and each man
was fully up u his par. The jokes were
fresh and sparkling, aud there was flow
of humor throughout the whole perform
ance that kept the audience in roar The
singing was fine and the dancing good.
George Wilson, the prince of comic comedy,
fairly eclipsed himself. Thomas Donnelly
sang with a spirit that captured all bis
hearers Altogether, the entertainment was
q decided success
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By Aldermen Myers

BY AIderman Myers
"Hesoivsd. In view Of the fact that the 81
Udnndh Times has discontinued publication and
it Is necessary to maze immediate provision for
the official advertising of the city, that for the
present and until subsequent ion by Council
advertisements of city marShal's sales and all
other official notices and advertisements of the
city of Savannah be published in the SAVANNAH
MORNING NEWS, a gazette of the city OF Savan-
NEWS is hereby made an official organ of the
city of Savannah.
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Weddings in september.

Clerk Frank E. Keubach of the court of
ordinary issued fifty-two marriage licenses
last month-twelve to white couples and
forty to colored, an increase OF seven
colored couples and a falling off Of twelve
compared with the number of licenses issued
in September 1899
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INTEREST NOTICE..

DEPARTMENT OF SAVINGS,
SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
SAvASNAH. GA, Oct. l. 1891.
Interest for the third quarter of the present
year is now due, and will be paid on demand
Depositors will please leave their books at the
bank TO be balanced
JOSEPH COPPS. Accountant.
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THE s4EAMsR kArE > NE,5.
Her Passengers Reach shore II S4f.ty.
Fer 7 ow on Tho Bank.

HABD2EvlLLE, S. c., Sep. 3Q-The
steamer Katie sank at Bay Blst. about ten
miles ab5ye PurysburC, thi. attc-noln a.
$3.50 O'Clock she cad on hoard abou: tvelr
cabin passengers, iaciad:n; several lali q;
as bales Of cotton, an o.ber freight. Sac
wss ran nshore. Lor bow Is vol 10 on he
bank. He pore side }. about save I rt
ualo. water. Tho ia,srnE:rs are SAT E D
ireiS % had seen 50 hy u % ga < no - 8. .
O'Clock, Waeu ia Char. lo.t a..
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a Gin HOUSE Burned.

OFFERsiAy, GA. Sept. 80 j NJ Daniels
lost his gin house with twelve bales of C l.
ton by fire this morning at > O'clock. The
origin Of the Gre Is Unknown. The loss IS
1880. Tnere was no insurance.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

POLLARD.-Relatives and friends Of Mrs:
Cleranda A Pollard and Of Dir. VIM. Pollard
are invited TO attend the funeral Of little
NELLIE, daughter Of the former, THIS AFTER
NOON at o'clock, at residence, corner Fifth
and Montgomery streets.
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An ordinance was passed by the city
council last night giving the Savannah
Female Orphan Asylum the title in fee
simple to its property at the corner of Bull
and Charlton streets, allowing it TO dispose
of the property.
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NOTICE.

The following bonds of the First Volunteer
Regiment of Georgia have been drawn for re-
demption. Tne bonds will be redeemed on
presentation on the 1st of January. 1892 by the
undersigned paymaster of the regiment, and
payment of interest on said bonds will be
stopped after that date:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after FEB. l, 1896, tbs basis Of meas
tveDsent Of al GduertisiR9 in The MORNING
NEWS t0t4 Do agate, or at tho rats Of 81 40 Ga
inch for the FIRST Insertion No Special Notes
inserted for less than 81 90.
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INTEREST NOTICE..

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
SAvASSAH, GA. Oct, |, 1891.
Interest for the third quarter of the present
year is now due, and will oe paid on demand.
Deoositors will please leave their pass books at
the bank to be balanced.
JAS. II. HUNTER, Cashier
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MILITARY ORDERS.
REPUBLICAN BLUES.
IRISH LAsPER GREENS.

The corps will assemble at the Armory In
citizens dress, with covered fatigue caps for
drill and the trans iction of business on THIS
Thursday EVENING. at s o'clock.
JOHN FLANNERY, Capt. Commanding.
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Corte's Succ essor as Consul.

ROME, Sept. 31.-Signor Richard Motta,
barrister, has Ueou appointed Italian consul
at New Orleans, La. Signor Corte, the
former Italian consul at New Orleans, has
been transferred to Havre.
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NOTICE.
CRY OF SAVANNAH,

CRY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
Sept 30, 1891.
The following resolution adopted by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah
ct regular meeting, held THIS DAY, is hereby
published for the information of all concerned
FRANK E REBARER
Clerk of Council
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BOLTON STREET,

Double cottage, north side, between Abercorn
and Lincoln. For sale cheap. Address
WALTHOUR & RIVERS,
Savannah. On
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any Of the crew of the
British steamship PHAROS, az neither the cap
tain nor consi<ness will be responsible for any
debts contracted by them.
RICHARDSON s. BARNARD Consignees.
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You will seldom need Doctor II you have
simmOns Liger Regulator landy.-4f.
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INTEREST NOTICE.

TIE OGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST Co..
SAVANNAH. GA, Oct !, 1891
Depositors will please present their pass books
at the Bank for entry of interest third quarter.
which is now due, an payable Gu demand
mo NJ BRYAN Cashier
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INTEREST NOTICE.

STHE GsRaANIA RANR.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Get. J, 1891.
Interest for the third quarter 90 deposits in
the Savings Department is now lie. aud paya-
BILE on demand. Depositors will please leave
their books TO be balanced.
JNO VI. HOGAN, Cashier.
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ANNIVERSARY.

ANNIVERSARY.
To-day is the Third Anniversary of the estab-
lshed business Of
JAS. ]. JOYCE.
On this occasion he respectfully thanks his
numerous customers for their liberal patronage
and will show his appreciation of their trade
by display to-day as usual
A FINE LOT OF CHOICE MEAT.
DELAWARE GRAPES, PEARS,
AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS,
Also
The celebrated LINDEN PARK BUTTER, best
in the world.
Everybody is invited to visit JOYCE'S MAR
KET corner Liberty and Abercorn streets To-
DAY.
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INTEREST NOTICE.

The CHATHAM BAEK
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct /, 1891.
Interest for third quarter of TINS year on de-
posts in the Savings Depart rent is now due
and payable on demand. DepoSitors are re-
quested to present their pass books promptly
and have proper entries made thereon.
r. F. BURDELL, Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
My large Increasing insurance business now
demanding all my time and attention, have
TO-DAY sold my brokerage business TO
Messrs R, J. DAVANT, Jr., and G. G. HUNT.
who will succeed me under the firm name of
DAVANT & HUNT.
Heartily commend this new firm to all our
buyers, knowing that they have as fine line of
correspondence as can be had, and that the
trade will have fair treatment at their hands.
Thanking all my friends for their past favors
and soliciting your future fa7ors for the new
firm, am, yours respectfully,
JULIAN SCHLEY.
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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
jurc the fabric.
To rid your premises Of Rats, Reaches. etc.
use MAURER'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERAII-
Major.
S0LOIONs & co.
I1J CorG.esl street an - Id. s:rsc..
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Twenty Thousand dollars expended. Every
thing absolutely new. Gorgeous scenery, cos
tunes and paranhernalia. The Trans Atantioue
Ballet Troupe. CAMS & Konreith, premiers New
specialties headed by the wonderful Bosbobles
and the marvellous Lorrellas. A great company
OF fifty-one people. George H Ada S. William
Ruge, Louise Dempsey, W. H. bartholomew,
Victoria Walters, Eva Selbie and Others few
novelties. The comical Tiepstic Family, cav
oilers in the days of gay King Charlie. The mys.
FERROUS chamber The brilliant Chinese fete
The animated Chinese screens. The blue palace
and many other features too numerous to men
ton. Ali under the personal supervision and
direction of the author, Mr.. Charles II. Yale.
Seats at Davis Music Co. Sept g.
Next attraction KAJANKA, Oct. g.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
CRY TREASURER OFFICE, !
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct /, 1891
The following taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE, third quarter, 1891.
STOCK IN TRADE. third quarter, 1891.
FURNITURE, Etc, third quarter, 1891.
MONEY, SOLVENT DEBTS, Etc third
quarter, 1891.
a discount of 10per cent will be allowed upon
all of the above If paid within fifteen days after
the FIRST of OCTOBER.
G. s. HARDEF, City Treasurer
COUPONS
Columbus Railroad Company due Oct. l. 1891,
will be paid on presentation at the Oglethorpe
Savings and Trust Company, No. 40 Bryan
street. JNO. NJ. BRYAN, Cashier,
NOTICE
Mr.. J. >. Tyson will act with full capacity of
power of attorney during my temporary
absence.
DR.. W. H. JENNINGS.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-19
Trouble at Hoagland's.

A curious case Of domestic unhappi-
ness was brought before 'Sqaire Maddox
for settlement on last Monday. o. M.
Hastings and his wife, Mary Hastings,
with her two half-grown sons, H. and
Aristo Ruse, live at Hoagland's Crossing.
David Roads recently married / daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Hastings. and since that time
has been making his home with his
mother.in-law, to the great inconven.
fence OF the two boys, who claim that
they were compelled part of the time to
sleep ON the floor. Last Saturday the
unpleasant feeling engendered by the
presence OF the unwelcome guest in the
household, eliminated in family quar-
rel, during which young Aristotle and
his brother armed themselves with case
knives, and Roads carried on with q
high hand and an outstretched arm. On
Monday morning warrants were sworn
out charging him with assault in four
different degrees of violence upon differ
ent members Of the family. The charge
Of assault with intent to kill was not sus.
tanned by the Justice, but on the other
three Roads was bound over TO court
under Light bond.