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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-09
TIN w ARE,

How ere these prices: DOT. Buckets l5c. . 6
at. bucR' Is ~ &c.; at, buckets lOc.; 9 inch pie
pans PIG. We sell nrst-class goods at lower
prices than others -ct for seconds.
ayl2ht DOBBlNS d EWING.
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Maury County

Horse and Cattle Powders Tor sale by
WOODBRIDGE, IRVINE 4 FOWLER II
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

would do well to get our prices Oh fruit lars
before buying; it will save their money.
may2f A. DOBBINs Il EWING
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it-they know WALKER FRIERSON any
everybody alike, it means Just that
oar all wool suits be appreciated IS world
oeaters Our $40 suits VIII thinking
YOU wonder Our ne of odd immense prices duOusy
Boys clothing so cheap it seems like giving them away.
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GarwOOd's SarSaparilla.
The only sarssparilla guaranteed
jun9 2t A. b. RAINS, Sole Agt.
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Boys and Youths clothing
cheaper than the cheapest. Also
n zig line of odd pants in lovely
patterns and cOlors p per cent
less than New York cost. Come
early, these goods won't last
long.
Yours truly,
j. ROSENTHAL.
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Irish Potatoes.

We are prepared to make you the
best ant cheapest IL peck pOtAtoe
barrels. w. f, WILSON & Co.
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w alker AND F-rierson,s

Dress Suits, Frock SUITE, Sack
Suits, Mems Suits, Boys Suits,
Children's Suits, Suits for long
slim men, Suits for short stout
men. Our extraordinary special
discount Offering on clothing has
struck the key note. The people
of COlun bia and Maury County
know a good thing when thew see
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GI.ASSW RE

Our sprin1 stock of glassware is coming iE
daily, and we can SHOW You some beautiful
new patterns, DOBBGNS d EWING.
maN5 1T
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DR.: W. M. BLDDLE, ::
COLUMBIA, TENN.

Otf'ce, Garden Street, between Sixth and
Seventh. office hours: s to 1913 to4.
deco ly.
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Binder I,ylnc,
Machine Oils,
Cold Chi>cls and Punches,
MOnky Wrcuches,
Mower KuiveSand Sections,
Pittmau boxes and Bolts,
Rubber Betting and Packing,
Leather Betting,
Lace Leather. etc,
Grain cradles and ScytheS,
For sale by
II. ]. p. STGEsn& Co.
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YOU NEED

An oil stove, q preserving kettio, Gn fee.
cream freezer, ora refrigerator; we have g,
large stock and at prices that Will suit you.
mayo II DOBBINS h EWING
COLUMBlA RRlCK WORKS. Kllns on
" North Garden Street. Office, Ninth and
Garden, at the Furniture Factory. Tele-
phone IS. +. II. SMITH, Proprietor,
mars I'm
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19

STindlcates trace of rain or snow
2. q. SMYrA. Obssrvsr Weathsr BureaI.
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A HIDEoUs EXECUTION.
The Victims Head Nearly Torn Fro
His Body by the Fall.

The Victims Head Nearly Torn From
His Body by the Fall.
GLASGOW, Jan. 1S.-A horrible scene oc-
Cured to-day at the execution of William
McEwan for the murder of woman at
West Pollokshiel. McEwan, after commit
ting the crime, attempted TO commit sui
eide by cutting his throat. It was thought
that he would die from the effect OF the
wound, but the doctors succeeded in saving
him for the gallows. Although his neck
was left in a very weak condition. the con.
demned man was given a drop Of seven
feet. He walked without apparent fear to
the gsllows and the rope was adjusted.
When the bolt was drawn an awful specta-
Gle was witnessed, which caused even the
prison officials TO turn pale. The mans
head was nearly torn of and blood gushed
out over his body and the gallows. Death
was instantaneous. Much indignation is
expressed against the authorities for not
having taken precautions against such an
occurrence, SIS
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srILt. IN A DEADLOCK.
No Change In the Situation in the
Kansas Fight.

TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. 1&-Fifteeu re-
publicans, one populist and one democrat
senator met in JOINT session with the re-
publican House this morning to ballot for
state printer. The republicans voted for
George w. Crane, but as no candidate could
receive q constitutional majority there was
no election. and the session ad journed.
The rival houses met together as usual
this morning, but their proceedings were
not marked with excitement, and on the re-
publican side there was no interest what
ever. A large grist Of bills and resolutions
were introduced on both sides.
A WORLDS FAIR BILL.
The popnlists made a start, which, If oar
ried to a conclusion, will land the solution
OF the complications In the supreme court.
IL is bill to appropriate $4,000 to the
worlds fair. The populists offer the
worlds fair bill because it is a popular
measure, aud they hope to place the respon-
sibility Of defeating It upon the repu blicans
If it be attacked in the supreme court.
The populist elections committee has re-
ported, unseating Representative Ballinger
of Coffee county and giving the seat to Mr..
Rice This is the famous tie case.
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The Khedive Gives In.

CAIRO, Jan 1s.-The furry IN Egyptian
political affairs has ended In complete
withdrawal OF the khediye from the po-
sitlon taken by him, and henceforth, unless
some untowArd event occurs, Great Britain
viii have all 10 cay as 10 who shall oil the
Egyptian cabinet offices
., Dispatches from Berlin. Vienna and
Rome, show thar the dailies OF ell three
cities approve OF Great BrItain's course 10
Egypt.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Times
says: "kouliier Bey. the khediye's profes-
,gf ia Vienna, accompanied him 10 this city
ne had great influence over the khediye
sna = supposed 10 have induced bin b. sup
port Fskn Pesha. he will now b. sent on
spfoiongod isays OF absencs."
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Lessons ofthe Late Munioip al Election

Lessons ofthe Late Municipal Election.
SAVANNAH, Ga, jan. 1S.-rhe lessons
taught by the election fer mayor and alder
men, held on Jan. II, are too obvious to
need either argument or explanation.
1t says in unmistakable language that the
aspirant for Office. who months In advance,
nominAtes himself and SAYS TO the people,
Il am in TO stay" and you have no choice
or rights entitled TO respect, will have his
impudence rebuked and be rele4ated to the
obscurity Of private life.
1t says in tones of thunder 10 all scheming
agitators of a class who claim to carry cleo
tions in their pockets, "thus far shalt thou
go and no farther ;" aud reminds them that
it is wise to attend to their own affairs, and
not to run counter TO the wishes of the poo
pie.
Ii says to 'the bold, bad man" who defy
law, "cease to do evil and learn to do well, :"
lest the righteous indignation of the people
becomes fatigued aud you be ground to
powder. --.'
1t says by majority of 623 votes that
the brave. impartial, and honest admins
tration of Hon. John J. McDonoueh meets
the hearty approval of a Christian commu-
nifty, and that it is In perfect sympathy
with his effort to enforce ordinances, at
once the laws of God aud man.
VERBuM SAP.
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF. AGRICULTURE, j
a WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. IS, 10 p. N.


SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature for the day
was $40 and the minimum 300, the mean
temperature being 320, or 90 below the
normal The total precipitation for the
day, including snow aud sleet melted, and
rain was IS of an inch, 10 of which was
snow. The depth OF snow on ground inn
mediately after snowfall was one inch.
At O'clock p. IN. unsettled weather con-
ditions prevailed throughout the Middle
Atlantic states, lower lake region,
Ohio valley, aud south of the Ohio river,
with snow falling at Detroit. Cleveland,
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Knoxville, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wilmington and Atlanta, and
rain at Augusta, Charleston, Meridian,
Montgomery, New Orleans and Mobile.
Cloudiness Is also reported from Eastern
Texas, with snow falling at Palestine
An area of high pressure covers the Ne "
England and Middle Atlantic coasts and
North Carolina The high" noted in
Tuesday nights synopsis as moving in from
the extreme northwest has moved south
eastward. and tonight covers the Missouri
valley.
Generally clear weather prevails in the
Upper Mississippi valley, upper lake region
and west of the Mississippi north of Texas.
The storm central this CIV ednesday) morn
ing in the Central Gulf has moved slightly
northeastward Co Northern Florida.
The following telegram was received this
"wednesday afternoon from Chief Har-
rington of the weather bureau: ''Storm
northeast signals ordered at Savannah aud
Savannah section. jacksonville and Jack
sonyille section. storm central in Central
Gulf, moving east"
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity is
Rain or snow, high northeast winds, be-
coming nortbs and northwest, clearing,
nOldar hu rThurzdav NIGHT Tho 1aOtar Of
the Gulf storm will probably move over
Southern Georgia during tonight (Wednes-
day. P. H. SMYrH,
Observer, Weather Bureau,
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STILL PICKING AT BRIGGS.

The Prosecuting Committee Talks
Four Hours Without Result.
New York, Jan. 1s.--CeL John L..
McCook, DR.. George W. F. Birch, DR..
Joseph J. Lampe. DR.. Robert F. Sample,
and John J. Stevenson, composing the
Briggs prosecuting committee, considered
this afternoon the question of an appeal
from the recent vote OF the
New York presbytery acquitting
DR.. Briggs Of the charge of
heresy. The committee was unable to make
up its mind in four hours and will hold
another meeting tomorrow afternoon. The
committee will have to decide tomorrow
whether or not it will take an appeal, as the
ten days allowed by the church law for such
action then expire. Tits believed by many
that an appeal will not be taken.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY In
- the superior Court, December Term, 1922.
NJ. FERS1'S SONS & co, vs. X. f. MELDRIM
Rule nisi-lt appearing 60 the court by the Pc
tition u the plaintiff above named that the said
defendant, on the 2Gth day OF March, 1892, exc
cuted, signed, sealed and delivered unto the
said N. FERST'S SONS & co. a mortgage on
all that tract or parcel of land situated and w.
ing in the county OF Chatham and state afors-
said, containing eghty-one acres more or less
bounded as follows Southeast by lands Of the
estate of IAghtsy. northeast, by lands Of 3. A,
Edwards; northwest, by d. Shuman: south
west by lands OF Thomas Wolfe. together VITA
the rights members and appurtenances 70 the
same belonging or AppertAining. for the purpose
OF securing the payment Of bis certain promis-
sorry obligation for the sum OF one hundred and
seven dollars and eignty-six cents (si07 86l,
made by the said r +. MELDRIM and payA-
BILE 60 the said NJ. FERST'S SONS a CO., De.
cember 10, 1892. which said obligation said r.
e. MELDRlM refuses TO pay. IL Is considered
and ad1udged that the said defendant pay into
this court on or before the next term thereof
the principal interest at per cent from ma
turity due on said obligation and the costs OF
this suit. or show cause to the contrary why
said money should not be paid as Aforesaid or
in default thereof. the said mortgage be fore
closed and the equity OF redemption therein be-
forever barred and this court viii proceed es To
justice shall appertain. IL is further ordered
that this rule be published In the Morning News,
a newspaper published In said county OF Chst-
ham. once a month for three months, or served
on the said defendant, his special agent or at
tOrney, at least three months previous TO the
merit term OF this court.
GARRARp, NELDRm & NEWMAN, plaintiffs &C.
torueys
In open court. Jan. IL, 1893,
r. FALLIGAET.
Judge Z. J. @. Of Ga.
A true extract from the minutes.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. @. O. O.
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FiaEMgN IN A WRECK.

Two Sure to Die and Possibly a Third.
Two Others Injured,
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. Is. While rum
ming to fire last night hook and ladder
truck was overturned and an engine and a
street car collided, injuring five firemen
two Of them fatally.
Jacob Beck had bis back broken and will
die.
John Walsh.had his skull fractured and
will die.
Joe Myer bad hip broken.
George Schmitt had leg broken.
William Bischman was caught beneath
the engine and crushed, receiving severe in-
ternal injuries His recovery is doubtful
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SLIPPED ON THE sNo ".

Col. John P. Thomas OF Colum bia
Breaks his Ankle Badly.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. 1S.-Col. John P.
Thomas, the welhknown scholar. met with
a serious accident tonight while walking
through the snow on his way home. His
foot slipping he fell and dislocated his ankle.
Both bones of the lower portion Of the leg
were broken and driven by the force of
the fall up to the middle Of the ankle. It
looked as IL the bones had entered the foot
at the middle point. He was found lying
in the snow and carried home. His pbysi-
clan found it necessary to chloroform him
before he could set the broken homes. He
says it is one Of the worst breaks of the
kind that he ever saw. r.
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NJ AGNIFICENT Duffy street residence; large
vi lot and elegant surroundings; nine thous-
and dollars. ROSSIGNOL & DAVIS.
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GOV. CARR ADDRESS.
Repeal OF the Tax on State Banks /
R0Catad

Repeal OF the Tax on State Banks AID
yocated.
RALEIGH. N. C., Jan. 1s-Gov. Elias
Carr and the other recently elected state
officers we're sworn in to-day by Chief
Justice Shepherd, Notwithstanding the in
clemency Of the weather great crowd at
tended the ceremonies. Many distinguished
men and many ladies we're present. The
inaugural address was conservative in tone
The governor advocates the repeal of the
10 per cent. tax on state bank notes, ad-
verts to the agricultural character of the
population of the state, aud urges legisla-
tion friendly to the farming interest, and
economy in the administration OF the state
affairs, The address gives'great satisfac-
rim
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Jom pAratIver - lIL stat. \ n:
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LEPRosY IN IOWA.

a Woman Dies After Being Nearly
Dismembered by the Disease.
MARsHALLTowN, IA, Jan. l8.-Mrs. A.
F. Wood, wife of a prominent pioneer citi-
zen of Hardin county, has just died at
Union of what is said to have been leprosy
in its most malignant form. She was bed
ridden and utterly helpless for number of
years, her body finally .baooming 80
shrunken, distorted and disflgured that she
scarcely resembled human being. Part Of
her face. fingers, toes and portion OF her
lower limbs were eaten away by the raVages
of the terrible disease 7 - ,-...-..
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Dempsey Re-electec.

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 1s-Hugh F.
Dempsey was unanimously reelected dis
trict master workman of District Assembly
No. 3. X. Of L., this afternoon. hesolu-
tions we're adopted expressing confidence in
Mr.. Dempsey and that the charges brought
against him for completely In the alleged
Homestead poisonlngs we're untrue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
MUNcIR,s STRIKE.
Danger that Other Men on the Lake
Erie VIII Go Out.

Danger that Other Men on the Lake
Erie Will Go Out.
MUNCIE. IND, Jan. 1S.-The strike of the
yard switchmen on the Lake Erie system at
this point is getting worse Every iron
and steel plant In the city is closed, with
more than 1000 men out of work. The
conductors, engineers, switchmen and fire.
men ON through frelghts will strike il
sympathy in case non-uniou men are put
on. Attorney Haekadorn arrived last night
with Injunction papers against all the
strikers. prohibiting them from going on
the company's property. Railroad officials
refuse to talk of arbitration or recognize
the men or their committees. Trouble will
ensue should an attempt be made to take
the train out. -
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ra1Ev1Na COSTS a LIFE.
A Colored Woman Caught in a Trap
Set By Fer EMPLOYER.


COLUMBIA. s.. c., Jan. Is.-A shocking
affair is reported from the plantation Of
Joseph A. Baker. a welLto-do and highly
respectable farmer, four miles south OF
Marion. For some time Mr.. Baker has been
missing corn from his barn. Last Friday
night be set strong steel trap in the barn
IN the place where the corn bad been MISC
ing. Next morning. on going out be noticed
the form of an old cOlored woman
named Dolly Bethea, who had been
for some time In his employ
as cook. standing fast by the side Of the
barn with one hand through the crack,
quiet and motiopless. Mr.. Baker entered
the barn and unlocked the trap, when the
old woman fell. Her band was badly cut
by the strong jaws Of the powerful trap and
her body was wellnigh frozen, the weather
being intensely cold. She was taken to the
house and cared for, but died. The old
woman had been in the family for a num-
Der of years and was never suspected Of the
theft
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SHIPPING TNTELLIGENOE.
Continued iron, Seventh Page.

Douglass, Epstein & Bro, Ehrlich q Bro, ]
r Einstein, Eckman & v, @ Eckstein 81 Co, FL.
lis & Co, Nj Ferst's Sons & Co, Frank & Co,
H Furber, Fleischman q Co, S Guekephemer
6 Sons, Gas Engine and I Co. @ Gray & Sou,
f Gutmau, A Hanley, D Hogan, MD Hirsch &
Co, Heuisler & II, II Hirsch, Jackson NJ & Co,
Kavanaugh & B, Kolshorn 81 NJ; A ~Kessel. s
Krouskoff, Lang, Jno Lyons & Go, d Is Lester
Grocery Co, B HLevy & Bro, Lindsay & NJ, j
ellis Sons, A Iseffler & Son, Lippmau Bros
Mohr Bros, Meinhard Bros Co.. McKenna &
w, G A Munster A J Miller Co, Norton & II,
Geo n Nichols, Neidlinger & r, order notify O
Schultes. n Paulsen, L b Phillips, Robinson
Steam Peg Co, o D Rogers, Solomens& Co. l. c
Strong, Smith Bros, Savannah g. ": Co, So
vannah Steam Bakery, Fl Solomon e. Son, b
Springer; E a Sehwarz, JSallivan, JwTeeple
& Co, G. W Tiedemsn & Bro. Theus, Bros, ! ID
Weed g. Co, Watson & 2, Steamer Katie,
Steamer Alpha, Steamer @ Barker, Steamer
Bellevue, Southern Elk co. Bag -#
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MEDICAL.

JUST FULL
of i'm prove-
ments - Doctor
Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. To
b gin with,
t b eyre the
smallest, and
the easiest 10
take. They're
tiny, S u gar
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Nebraska's First Joint Ballot.

LINCOLN, Neb. jan s.-The first ballot
of the legislature in joint session at noon
to-day for United States senator resulted as
follows: Paddock 81, Powers %, Majors z,
McKeiRhan 6, Boyd 4, Edgerson 5, Thorn
SOMA. Forty-six votes were scattered among
twenty-five other candidates. Necessary to
q choice 66. st..
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a HIsToR1C HOUSE BURNED.

1t Was Once the Site Where the Con-
fsderates Rad Battery
RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 1s.-Information
was received here tonight of the burning
of the old Hewlett house, located on the
south hank of tho James river, opposite
Dutch Gap, and famous in war annals.
There was confederate battery Of artillery
stationed at this house during the war, and
while Gen. Butler was cutting his canal
through Dutch Gap his troops were con-
stantly fred upon from this point. II was
occupied by family from Michigan, who
lost all their personal effects. The los1 Is
tl,5O0. with no insurance.
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wYoMINQs PoPULIsTs.
Their Candidate for Senator Stands
Good Chance.

Good Chance.
CHEYENNE, WYo., Jan. 1s.-The popul-
lists are now distinct factor IN the Wyom-
ing senatorial contest, They have eau
cussed and fixed upon a man to be
supported in all the joint sessions Their
choice is William Brown OF Sheridan
county. He is democrat but has been CO..
operating with the populists lately. Mr..
Brown is workingman, made a good
record In the legislature, is educated and
has taught school in the north. If the
populists stick to him they can elect him.
for the democrats can urge against him no
objection, except that he is not rich.
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NOTICE NOTICE

in regard TO new improvements. etc.. made
during the year 1902;
CITy TREAsuRER's OFFIoE,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 6, 1898.
The Assessment Book, containing valuation
of real estate and improvements and property
of every kind not previously assessed, new
buildings erected and additions and improves
ments made since the last regular assessment,
is now open for inspection In this once, and
notice Is hereby given TO all concerned TO file
their objections II any they have, within thirty
days from this date, otherwise the assessm ents
therein contained will be FINAL and CoNCLusIvE
as establishing the value by which to estimate
the tax 60 be collected. Objections must be
made in writing AMI addressed to the ASSESS
MENT COMMITTEE and left with the Clerk Of
Council. O. 8. HARDEE,
City TreRsiirar
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REAL ESTATE,
EDW. w. BROWN,

Real Estate
Offers for sale one of the handsomest resi-
dences in the city of Savannah on CASTOR street,
south front facing Forsyth park, maRnifcenty
arranged inside. Twelve large elegant rooms
two large pantres, closets, ETC. all modern i'm
provements, splendid stables and carriage
house; can be bought at q bargain. Splendid
broom house on New Houston street. Cheap
elegant Groom house on Hall street for 81, 800.
New Groom house very cheap. 81, 600 on very
easy terms Beautiful high level lot 40xl 80 feet
corner Abercorn and Second avenue running
through to Third avenue, a bargain at 81 $50
Splendid 7room house and store combined for
s., $50, $50 cash, balance In ten years with only
per cent. interest payable in monthly install
ments A few more high level lots at West
Savannah, $276 for inside and 500 for corner
$40 cash and balance s. month. large
force of hands are now at work on the new
electric line and the road is expected 90 be-
completed within sixty days. Now is the time
to purchase this property. When the electric
line is completed they will bring double the
price now asked.
FOR LEASE
Splendid 22-acre dairy farm with Groom
house, just the place you want. only five
minutes walk from Electric railway. Free
conveyance always ready TO show property.
EDW. w. BROWN. Real Estate,
I07 Bay Street. Room g, over Savannah Bank
and Trust Company. Phone 567.
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oockrell Reelected.

JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Jan. 1S.-The
legislature in joint session to-day reelected
Francis Marion Cockrell United States SEN
ator by the following vote: Senate. Cock
rell 90. Chauncey /. Filley6; House ,CockrelI
So, FIlley 49, Total vote, Cockrell 109, Fill
lev 49 ',-
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Senator Bate the winner.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1S.-The Senate
and House metin joint session to-day and
Speaker Dismuker announced that the total
number Of votes cast by the members of
the two houses for United States senator
was 1872; necessary to a choice, 90. Senator
Bate received &c. George W. Winstead 81
and NJ F. Garrett 2.
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No Cho,ce n washin zion.

OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. 1s.-The legisla-
ture, ia joint session, took FIVE unsuccessful
ballots for United States senator and then
adjourned out of respect for the memory of
ex-Presidenr Hayes. The last ballot re-
suited: Allen, rep, AZ; Turner. rep. %;
Griggs, denl., 81; tTeats. pop, g.