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BUSINESS Opportunities.

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az PER CENT net profits weekly with $40
HC or more capital. Prospectus itemIzcd
statistics free. Benson q Dwyer, s3l Broad
way, New York
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AUCTION SALES.
-~~-~~-~~~-~-~~-~~-~----~
Decorated Chamber Sets,
CARPETS, HANDSOME FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
C, H. DORSETT, AuclIunear,
AVcIlnN SALES

win sell at Il o'clock THIS DAY, at 1i2 Con.
grcss, street.
An invoice of Decorated Chamber Sets,
very handsome; Antique Mahogany
(French) Bedstead, Fine Parlor Set, Rose
wood and silk Plush; Oak Parior Desk,
Walnut Corner Cabinet, with mirrors;
Sewing Machine, Chairs, Mahogany side
board and bureau. Piano, Fine Pictures,
Feather Bed, Springs, Gas shades, Fine
Large Range, Plush Lounge, Carpets.
Large COffee MIN for steam or electric
motor. Plates, Coffee, Pickles, Canned
Goods.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. whereas.
~ Charles II. Dolsstt has applied to Court
OF Ordinary for Letters OF Administration on
the estate of Annals II. DEMON, deceased.
These are, therefore TO cite and admouish
all whom IL may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection df any they
haYe) on or before the first Monday In
october next, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton T.. Ferrill
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the LIST
day Of september 1894.
FRANK E. I6EILBACH
Clerk q q a. q
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY .-Whereas
~ Benjamin T. Wanock has applied to
Court Of Ordinary for Letters Of Administra-
tlon on the estate of INVERSION w. MOORE
deceased
These are, therefore to cite and admonish
all whom II may concern to be and appear be
fore said court to make objection ar any
they have) on or before the first Monday in
October next, otherwise said letters will be
granted
Witness tho Honorable Hampton L. Ferriu
Ordinary for Chatham County, this tho 3ist
day of August, 1894.
FRANK T.. kEILBACH
Clerk G. o., 9. O.
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Pellets" which has made a permanent
cure. She has gained twenty pounds in
weight since the cure was effected.
ID. II. KYKER,
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY whereas
N Wnnifred Beytagh has applied 20 Court
OF Ordinary for Letters of Administration on
the estate OF MARTIN j, BEYTAGIl, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
All whom IL may concern to be ana appear be-
fore said court to make objection df any they
have on or before the first Monday in October
next otherwise said letters viii be granted
Witness the Honorable Hampton L.. Ferril
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the lst
day Of september. 1894
FRANK r. kEILBACH,
llnrg q q a. q
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. -Notice Is
~ hereby given that I have made applica-
tion to the Court OF Ordinary for Chatham
county for leave TO sell all that tract OF land
in Chatham county, lying and being 3ar the
SMdaway road ana nearly opposite the Isle
OF Hope and lSnt wn as Harro X and said to
contain ninety ive acres, more or less. Also
all q the improvements on said HarrC OK
plantation, belonging TO estate Of STEPHEN
+. DUPON, deceased, for the payment of
debts ana distribution, and that said order
Will be granted at October term 1894 OF said
court, unless objections are filed thereto
Aug rs, 1894.
STEPHEN +. DUPON,
Administrator estate OF S. +. Dupon, de-
ceased
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
I'll midnight, Sept 10, 1884,: Local rains and
thunderstorms; continued high temperature.
For Georgia; Generally fair; southwest
winds
Comparison Of mean temperature At Savan.
nah Ca, on Sept. 8, 1894, with the normal for
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~ Hereby given that I have made appliea-
ton to TIE Court Of Ordinary for Chatham
county tor leave 10 sell fifty shares OF the
capital stock Of the SouthR estern Railroad
Company, $50 shares Of the capital stock OF
the Central Raih oid an Banking Company
of Georgia and CertHcates Of Indebtedness
Il the Central Railroad ana Dankifg Com.
pany OF Georgia OF par va ue OF twenty one
tho sand two hut dr. d dollars, belonging To
estate OF BOHLKE N4ITMER deceased
for the payment OF Ce1ts and distribution.
and that said OF der will be granted at october
are fled thereto
Sept. /, 1894. b. d. ROSFNRROOK,
Administrator estate Of Bohlke Wi.tmer, de-
ceased
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Why don't you work? You're an able.
bodied man. she asked the tram.
II am that 4 know II well; but Two onlv
myself TO look after and n l. got work night
be deprivin a man with wife and children
Of job, ma am " the kind-hearted wauderer
replied.-Harpers Bazaar
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Maximum temperature, go: minimum TEN
peFature 80.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending 6 p. m, Sept. 9, 1894, 18th Meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations:
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EXPOSED THE MEMBERSHIP.
An ohicer of the A. p. A. Gives the
Books TO a Catholic.

Terre Haute Ind, Sept. IA sensation
has been caused by the action ofaaebfficer
of the local lodge of the American Pro
tective Association in turning over To
some Catholics the books and records of
the organization The result is that the
membership is exposed, but the members
now openly declare that they will exert
their influence to bring about the removal
Of Catholics in the police department and
the public schools. The American Pro
tectiye Association issue viii be promi-
nent in the campaign for Offices.
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AZ, There's a man outside who wants TO know
~ me editor IS in said the HoOsiers new
once boy. "Snow him up"
a.. No, Sir, was the firm reply. I'm resign
Irst. lie says that's what the editors been
Yong, an hes looking for gore Washing
Dora-Men NAV not think so, but nova.
10y mere are great many girls who have
40 intention or ever marrying
.s1eofge--Oh, know H. we proposed 20 a
No1en OF thlm.-NoW y Ork Meekly
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MEDICAL.

I'D EWSPAPERSi' 200 for Is cent?. "a
- Business once Morning NewH ~
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6tIDE boards, refrigerators. sewing ma
- chimes parlor and bedroom suits scales,
mattresses, childs carriage a variety Of
household goods aud sundres at auction to-
day AZ II o'clock az 50 Jefferson street, by A.
". Wilson.
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PUNE mich COW. A. E. Moynelo, 70 Gas
~ ton street.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
~ other coast points last longer and are
cheaper boats can load at the mill prices
are reduced 10 e.. % and so 90 per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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REFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert u. 1atem, Real Estate Dealer,
No. Bull street
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A NEW BUG SHARP.
Prof. Howard Studies the Insects That
Prey Upon American Crops.

nIischieyous Beetles, Ants and Flies.
Amateur Bug Collectors-Oueer In
habitants OF a Gopher's Burrow.
Ants That KIN Cotton-Worrns-
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HELP WANTED.

M ANIED hrst-class cook; best refer
w ences required. 15l Liberty street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26
DOWN TIE OHIO RIVER ROAD.
Splendid Receptions Accorded the Dis
ttngulshed Party ALI Along the Line
From. q StIF C0rrePyOuasak

Splendid Receptions Accorded the Dis
unguJshed Party ALI Along the Line
From q StaT Corres gouasak
PAEKERsBURG, w. VA, October 25.-
The special train over the Ohio River
railroad, bearing Congressman Wilson
aud party, did not leave Wheeling this
morning until a quarter after eight
o'clock, three-quarters Of an hour be-
mind the schedule time. The delay was
caused by an effort at the last
moment before the time originally
fixed for the departure TO have Col. w.
W Arnett accompany the party.
United States Marshal Garden made an
earnest attempt 10 tind the Colonel, and
over hall an hour was spent 10 this en-
daavOr, but it was unsuccessful, aud at
last the train had TO pull out without
him, much TO the disappointment Of
Mr.. Wilson and Senator Camden. THIS
delay maze new schedule OF running
time 10 Psrkersburg necessary, throw
ing back all the meetings along the
road thirty TO forty minutes.
The party leaving Wheeling, includ-
ed CONGRESSMAN Wilson, Senator Cam
den, Chairman l.. 5. Delsplain, OF the
First District committee. Chairman
John 7. McGraw, Of the Second Dis
trict committee, Hon. John Findley,
Hon. c. w. Brockunnier, Charles Wells,
j. B. Neal and Col. Chancellor, Of Park
srsburg, Capt Robert McEIdowney, Of
New Martinsville, Major Newberger,
Secretary 10 Senator Camden, com
mittee OF Sjstersville Democrats, con-
ssting OF Messrs. D. J. Connolley, John
McMahon, J. p. Sweeney, Henry
Mccoy. G.. B. Slemmiker.
and j. Il. Mccoy, Fifer's band and the
representatives OF the Eastern and
Western uewspap pers, and OF the two
great news associations. There was
quite q args crowd OF Democrats along
Water street aud at the Wheeling depot
10 see the party OF, Notwithstanding
the early hour, while the LOBBY OF the
Hotel Windsor was filed with gentle
men prominent 10 Wheeling 10 bid Mr..
Wilson good bye aud GOd-spesd in his
efforts TO achieve another victory 10 this
State for the people Of the whole coun-
try.
The first stop of the morning was at
Proctor. This was not on the schedule
OF meetings. out when the train pulled
9pis-H - pnd that EsSSa syd had
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the essentials of life under the present
law. and upon the subject OF wool
he said:
"Wool is one of the essentials OF
modern life. The people OF America
absolutely need and must have this pro-
duct Of the backs Of our sheep. rms
being so, let US see what production mas
been doing. In the vast helds ana
prairiss OF the West and Southwest,
Mexican greaser and couple Of yellow
dogs will take care OF ten thousand
sheep. vet for years, under Republican
rule, that party has been levyinR 8 tax
upon 60. 600. 600 Americans for what?
Largely for the protection OF those
yellow dogs, ami that Mexican greaser
apd his broncho pony" Cheers,
Secretary McAdoo spoke for an hour'
and then Mr.. Wilson was introduced
He was given a most enthusiastic recep-
tlon. the assembled thousands filling the
air with cheer upon cheer, while mats
handkerchlefs and umbrellas were
waved on all sides. 1t was five minutes
before Mr. Wilson could proceed.
MIR. Wilson returned thanks ana
apologized for his fatigue end poor voice
| by referring TO the hard Work ne n%i
been doing for two days past with
this introduction, Mr.. Wilson took up
the subject Of the tariff, making much
the same speech he made at Wheeling
| Wednesday night. HIS picture OF Nc
Kiney going up and down the country
delivering funeral orations over MS
dead bill, met with a warm response
from the audience and his declaration
that the American people had not killed
the protective tariff until 1t had mad a
fair trial was loudly cheered. After
due consideration" hs said, "the people
| have passed judgment and all the efforts
OF Elkins and Mckinley and Reed will
never secure a reversal OF that jury"
Mr.. Wilson spoke for nearly an hour
After Mr.. Wilson had been driven TO
the B &. o. depot his car was sur.
rounded by more than one hundred
ladies and MIR. Wilson, who had retired
TO his car, was forced TO hold an im'
promptu reception OF twenty minutes
! duration. w. u DEANS
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cor,tv and the meetings addressed oy
Mr. Howard and the other speakers
nave been the largest ever held in the
countv. the Glenville barbecue 0elng
monster gathering. Mr.. Howard VIII
lead the ticket 10 Gilmer, and Will al
the worst have the usual party ma
jority. .n
Braxton county is 10 better shape
than Two years ago, aud will give MT
Howard $50 majority. The PopuNsI
party, so active there In the last can-
paign, has not made ground, ana tn'S
will mean an increase OF 100 votes 10
the Democracy. The meetings In tnls
county have been uniformly large ana
the interest manifested great ahu
growing. ,-...,.
Tn Harrison there in some friction
and dissatisfaction among the kepuoH-
cans over tho local offices, caused oy the
town membership Of the party making
mn a close organization 10 contro' the
offices in rotation, shutting the out-oI-
town Republicans out from any par''ci,
nation in the good things. ms VIII
cost DOvener some votes 10 the general
settling OF old scores, while some or the
Democratic candidates for county OH
GERS may pull through. Some Dsln
Gratis even 20 SO far as % predict tha'
Howard Will carry the county
D3veuer's majority will not DC
over 200 in the county, ana
some Republicans say IL Will
drop TO $50. The Republicans are max
/ ing big effort, however, aad nave
thirty meetings billed 10 the county Iof
the last two weeks of the campaign
] In Lewis the Democratic situation Is
not quite 50 satisfactory, but a MAJOR
inv of $50 for Howard is the least when
il m pe expected. The party IN that
county has done some hard WORK
against heavy odds, caused 0y dlsauec'
tiJn of a few Democrats. Inc meet
iugs, wherever they have been au'ef
tfsed. have been the largest ever neiu
fD the county, and the Republican 10
roads. il any, will not amount 10 mucn
Ip DlddrIdge the Republican vote
will bs cut down. and DOvener's major
INV will not be over 100. Mr.. McMllIen'
the Democratic candidate for House Of
( Delegates, and very popular an'
capable mau, IS making a hard hgnt IOI
success, aud 10 is not improbable Ina
he will carry the county.
The reports from Tyler Indicate
substantial Democratic gain, comin'
/ very largely from tue oil he.ds, Ihef'
/ are zoo new voters 10 the county an'
| she Democracy will get the bulk OF theu
and will cut the Republican malorl'l
down 90 not over 255, while in Wetze
MIR. Howard is reasonably sure 10 se
| $50 majority, and perhaps more. II
Marshall DJvensr will not get over 'o'
A summary Of these figures for tn
lower eight counties of the district give
Mr.. Howard 500 majority, and more
allowing the three counties Of HancocS
Brooke aud Ohio, at the worst, 70 neu
tra.fze each other, that tQure will com
rretty nearly Mr. Howard's hna' 'ead
ssaastr sauu Eitno luls ,tf. Isail' il'7wSru We ca
. larger majority tueu John .. Pendi,
toa received two years ago, aud eve
this will be glory enough for an 20
yesr.
Let the Democracy Of Ohio count
and the Pau-H3nd.e generally poll it
full vote, and all viii. be well.
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Hon. A, q. Barnes and Judge Pearson
shaktng the Bushes on the Dark HiIIs
OF Monroe.
SUsrG. 10 .. Ts1Igs-.
WoODsFIEID, o., October 25.-The
campaign iu Monroe county is warming
uy. Captain DanfOrd has spoken az
ssvera. places aud has greatly disap-
pointed his audiences, both Democrats
and Republicans Possibly too much
was expected OF him, bat his disposal Of
the money question in five minutes and
his rehasbiug Of the Old protection the
Org did not so down.
The Daui0ri meetings we're 10 strik-
ing contrast 90 the meetings Hon. A. O.
Barnes, the Democratic cani.date has
been having this week. Mr., Barnes
has been assigned % speak at twelve
points iu Monroe county, and has al
ready filed his engagements dt BsaiIs-
vile. Milt0us5urg. Calais, Louisville
Stafford, Wayne, Graysvi,le, and TO-
nights speaking at Antioch. His meet
ings are excellent, large crowds attend
and Mr.. Barnes is making converts and
friends every day. His speeches ara
mainly devoted to the silver question.
Congressman Pearson has been accom-
panyinE Mr.. Barnes over the county as
much as mis- health will permit, and the
two make a strong team. Judge Pear
son is q delightful taIker, and his efforts
i1r Mr.. Barnes are having a telling
effect The NoOdSfeid Democratic
brass baud, organized 10 this campaign,
has been eScorting the speakers 20 some
of the meetings, and the Democrats Of
old Monroe are preparing 20 send a
hearty greeting % the Democrats OF
Belmont, Jefferson, Harrison and Car
roll on N0vem Der 9TH.
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sENsAr1oNAL DIyosoE sULr.
HIGH Social Circles in Chicago Invaded
by n SERIOUS Scandal

CHICAGO, October 25.-The divorce
case of Everill D. Stiles against Lillian
Brewer Stiles, in which Herbert +.
Crane, son OF the millionaire elevator
manufacturer, is named as co-respon-
dent, was opened to-day before Judge
Ewing. The charges made by Mr.. Stiles
in his bill, the counter charges OF Mrs.
Stiles In her cross-bil and the testlmo-
ny OF tbe mplainant promise sens
ational developments.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles paid visit
to Cranes summer home, he detected
Crane coming out OF room occupied by
Mrs. Stiles. He went in and found his
wife in tears aud told her that she must
rot allow the visits OF Mr.. Crane to
continue. Later, he averred, his VILE
received love letters from Mr.. Crane
and when he demonstrated she became
hysterical aud told him to 60 away Tor
two weeks and glue her time to collect
her thoughts. he did as she requested
and on his return found another man In
his house whom he thought had no
business there and then he and his wife
teparated.
The case is expected to last for ten
days.
All parties TO the suit are OF high So
cial standing.
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Pitrsburr = ructural Mills Busy-Bease-
mer Pig aud Bullets holding Their
own.
CLEVELAND, O., October 25.-The
IRON Trade Briar this week SAYS: In
raw mat-r.a. the predictions Of those,
who began iu September Co prepare the
trade Tor a slump, have not beer res-
lized-cer'siuly not 20 the extent con-
ceded by the less hopeful. Bessemer
pig has held It's own since the recovery
q week ago OF portion OF the ground
that had been lost aud Sl1 is the market
today. Tn foundry iron there is fair
demand In some selling centers, with
indications that consumption is increaS-
ing, though slowly.
There has been some Improvement in
the buying of b-lIeJs for Eastern mills,
PittSburg sellers coming 20 a basis Of
SIT.75 90 SIS delivered az Philadelphia.
To most Instances Plttsburg finishing
mills are still wei. supplied with orders,
structural contracts from the East help
ing out the large producers; but evil
dences appear 10 the Western market
that some dealers are crOwding for bus
mess. Prices Ia genera. are thus kept
on low level, with an exception here
aud there.
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RACK wAsnIN0ToN AGAIN.
The President aud Family Return Prom
Their summer Home TO the white
house

The President aud Family Return Prom
Their summer Home TO the White
Houss.
NKw YORK. October 25.-At 3:20 is
afternoon President Cleveland, acc m
panied by Dr.. Joseph ID. Bryant and
Miss Bryant, left the doctors residence,
No. 81 West Thirty-siKth street, and
entered carriage which Was 10 waiting.
The party was driven 20 the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot ia
Jersey City, where they were 70 meet
Mrs. Cleveland and the children,
who were coming on the Colonial eI-
press from Greenwich, Conn. The 81
press was on time and ~ 4;l5 p. M,
President c C'jvslaud stepped on board
and 10 few moments the "All Aboard"
OF the conductor started the train and
tue Chief Magistrate and bis family
were on their way 70 Washington.
2 A Gordon OF detective surrounded The
President during his walt az the depot,
And no reporters were allowed % speak
70 him. 10 answer 10 note. however,
sent through one OF the guardians, the
President said that be bad left no letter
20 be read at Cooper Union tonight
WAsHIsGroS, D. C., October 25.-
President Cleveland returned 20 this
city tonight via the PsbnsylVania
railroad. after an absence Of about
eight weeks, most oi which was spsnt
at Gray Gables The President was ac-
companled by MIRA Cleyelsod. the two
children, their nurses aud by Secretary
Lamont, who joined the party a. Baiti-
80
vile. ~. y.
To one oi:ths White House!Iattaches
who saw him when be arrived, ,atho
President said be had enjoyed bis yaca-
tion and was feeling very well sod bis
appearance bore testimony 20 that ef.
feet Mr. Cleyslabd's carriage was -
once driven 20 the White House, which
has been thoroughly renovated aud
oyerhauled during the absence oi lts In
mates from the city.
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PECULIAR CASE.

A Young German Girl Detained at Ellis
Island Under Peculiar circumstance.
CHICAGO, October 25.-For nearly
month a German girl, who left the city
OF her birth to come to Chicago, has
been detained by the immigration office
at Ellis Island, n. Y, aud a petition Is
being prepared for presentation - -
gVuH -. S-...vtv, TUCrBJary OF tne
Treasury, asking that she be permitted
to land. The girl is Louise Heusinger.
No other case just like hers was ever
brought TO the attention Of the immi-
grafton officials. Louise, who is twenty
i've years old, was left an orphac in the
city OF Chemnitz. A year or go ago
Louise became engaged to Max Luter,
young mechanic OF Chemnitz. The
bans were published IN the church and
the wedding day set, but the lover be-
trayed her and ran away. The girls
friends have ample means and are peo-
pie Of the best uf character.