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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18

SuBlHIttttU. OteleI 2IleO DeIu4t Qul
Dem geoiirfniB, bem &6rter Strife 3u-
sufiibren, welhe raid unb uuo unmit.
telbat ias Slut gelangen unb 10 ben
intenItDen 2ebenep oeB bermittelu.
0ierber qebhrt uornebmli6 Der Suder.
foff, meldsr i'm a0rper io3uiasen aIs
6ei8iteff 8ermenouua finbet. yfuu
aber bietet uus bic 9fatur einen @uB=
ffoff, Der our6 boben @ebolt an 5raus
ben3uter uno bur6 fait adn3Ii6en
Wtangel an Stidltoff am lei1te(ten ms
8lut iibergefiibrt wtrb - ben 6onig.
0tan gebe ben &inbern besbalb aus=
giebig 9onig unb 10 oft nie m6sli6.
8eionbers empfieblt it6 gum Griibfud
marine nit 9Onia oeriilbte Mlb nebf
gutem 9ausbrot. 9aS 1T bas geIiin>
bette uno peroaul!6fe Griibitad; be-
tonoers i'm Winter fann ni6t8 gum
@eoelben Der ainber mebr beitragen,
als iol9e giabruus. @utes 6ausbrot
mi1 9ouig beitri6er, frommt ben Sim,
bern mebr als gan3e 51a6telu &tns
oerbisquits, grtrafte uno &uuHproz
butte. Ser groBe 8or3ug, pel1en Der
9on!g gum 8eriiiBeu Der Nabrung bat,
llest bierbei in benz 6sblen abnormsr
8dbrung unb Sdurebilouug.
GinHas Der aSrperpileee betm mtldbteb.
Die 9iinitige @iumirtuns elmer ent=
ipre6enben 6autpfeee auf bic 2ei=
funesfdbigfeit Der lanopirtbIbaftli<
den geubtbiere 1T ldnsit befanHt, miro
aber feinesmegs aaentbalben in aebiibs
renoem Mabe 9emiiroigt Snsbelons
bere tOiro bier unb ba ilnMer nod bic
Utetnung pertreten, baB oas puben
bein D}lldpieb nidt empfeblen5merlb
let, neil es ben 5dfte3uluB mad Der
9aut bef0r0ere unb Dem & 0rper Ndbr.
itofe ent3lebe, woOurd aber bic Mengc
Der fir bic Wllhbllourg perfagbaren
Stohe unb in GoIge othen bic Wtil1z
abionoerung ielbt Derminoert perbe.
DAB bos @esentbeil ribtis 1T. baben
BON prof. Or. Badbaus in @0ttinaen
onseitellte 9erfu6e bursetban. Qls
Werluhstbiere bienten 3pei &iibe Der
@lintbaler &aiie, bisielbsa purben gus
nd hft fieben Sage in aep0bnlider
9seile nit Striegel uno 8urte, oann
nab 5wei lebungstasen IA Sage lang
9arai4t unb witoer nod spei llebunsss
tasen fieben Sage lang forafdltig ges
pubt unb au6 am Nnfang Der lebten
periooe. UNI bic bur6 bas Nl9tpuben
entitanbene Bei6mubung m0gll9lt
fbnea unb sriinbli6 gu beisitigen, eins
mol gemaiden unb abeetrodnet. Die
pdbrenb Der 8eriu6s3eit gemolfene
ytild mnrbe eemefen uub auf ibren
Tettgebalt geprift. Ser 8eriu9 batte
folgenbes bemerfenSmertbe GrgebniB.
Sie beiben aiibe lieferten:
Dat4-auart SsH. Ssaseaaif
M 9sns ssssa: %Ssrn .Ss5.55 Z s71 4fS 4So5 PCT.
gerlmit pbne gusen Z l3pGt S3rGt.
Die @rb0bung Der Mildabionbe=
rung bur6 bic permebrte &6rperpfleqe
gemirnt nod an 8ebeuiung burd ben
glei93eitig boben GettgebaIt Der MiI6.
Sin in g'eider Wsiie angeitelter Ser
lu1 nit 10 SsiibeI Doudnoer aune
fiibrte au benz @rge6liB. baB bur6 bas
puBen Der. Mil6ertrag um ourdi6nitt=
LID 1893 pGt., bic 3rodeniubtan3 ber
Util6 um 2.49 psf. erhDbt muroe
prOfeRor Or. 8adbaus fpri1t bic ue=
beraeugung aus, oab bel mitllersnI prei.
fen uno 2Obnen bic Soften elmer ent=
fpre1eaoen 0auiflege burd ben Webr=
erirag on vtilh ll9 reipllb be3abll
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
8udleus Mrutea galbe.

Dte bette SaIbe Der Belt fnr S4nttte, auerj@nns
sen, @.i4phre, Gteber. unb Saut.GuSi@las, SIeden,
ssiprunsene Sdnbe, Grpfbeulen unb ade Santfrani,
9etsn; turtrt Sdmcrrbotben pber tetne BeBabluns.
Bbltse Sufrtebenbett saronttrt pber eaS @eIb wtrb
turhderItattet. 25 Gents pte S4a@teI. Bum gertaui
EehpieiaIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
= 9ie .Yismarf q

= DIE uBlsmart Dulblgun9Ss
Jabrten" tperben populdr. Nun mols
len aud bic 6annoperauer, iomeit lie
rreidstreu" iinb, benz 9lltfan5ler bas
8efiibl Der 8erebrung unb Danfbars
teit gum Musbrud bringen. 9lnreger
bieler Sbee 1T Der national. liberale
&eitstas8abae Or. iu1. Sabn,
Wertreter beS 10. bannoOeri9en Wabls
treiIes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
DR.. price's Cream 9afine pomoel.
SGdfie @eltsausaelunss ausssidmnns.
0er heSert;rte Xaerro;4;g4

- Der beiertirte oferreidil6e 0ieu>
tenant pinsfp 1T in Stettin bingfelt
gema6t worben. @r bate li6 arobe
S6winbeleien gu S6uIben fommen
laifen, Uegen tpel6er er beiertirte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
l3. 6 apitel.

@as anbere Manner sefiiblt baben
tpiiroen, menn slie li9 in neiner Sage
befunben bdtten, fann id natiirli6
nidt miiien; aber mid trieb es beis
nabe 3ur GersmeiflunG Silba nidt
beiuhen at fonnen. Gle in 0onbon gu
milien unb ni6t ieben su fonnen,
mar mebr ais i'd ertrdgen fonnte, unb
bod iuagte i6 ntd)t einmal, Serrn
9lewhonb in leiner San5lei auf3u>
iuden, oenn 6rau 2omlinlon hattie
natiirli6 einen Deteftiu ensasirt, ser
mir pie mein S6atten folste unb mir
bas Seben sur DUAL ma6te. Sd
mo6te 9eben ober fabren, ipobtn i1
lpollte, Der unpermeiblide 6err int
srauen Gn3use taubte itets binter mir
auf. SD bielt es iosar fiir seratben,
WliB Softs i6riftlid 3u bitten, fir
mid feline 8riefe auf bem Sanplteaber
Boitamt aufsugeben, oa i'd fiir6ten
muBte, Der Deteftip fonnte ineinen
goitboten aufbalten, BEN 9amplteaber
poititempel leben unb TO BEN Sufentz
baltsort 5tlbas auflpiiren.
Serr 9iembonb l1tdte mir brrh feis
men Sanfburiden einen 8rtef, in lpel>
dem er mir mittbeilte, baB ii9 unler
@6iitlins iebr mobl befinbe, ii6
jebod metnetbalben dnsitige. Sd
bate linn BON ben Gntbiillunsen Der
5rau 2oulinion seidrteben uno es ieis
mem @utbiinfen iiberlalieu, Siloa
oaoon Wfittbeiluns su MAIDEN ober
nt9t.
rsieber Didenion! Sd balte es
fiir's 8eite, bic @ersansenbeit ruben
su laiien. 8et bem aufseresten Ser
oenipiteme Sbrer 8raut fOnnte es gez
raoe5u sefdbrli6 iuerben, ibr bas Sird>
terli6e beisubrinsen. Ger @dred
fonnte iie tObten. @ie i6 baS Mdb6en
| jeet femme, ipiirbe iie ii9 meisern,
eittem Wfanne Die Saub Su rei9en, bic,
menn aud obne @iNen nno @ollen,
nit 9fut befledt lit. gerbalten Sie
it'd eine .3eit lang ltill; bann bitten
sic Tie, ibr gSeib Su irerben unb fiibs
rem Sie fie in's gluslanb. OieS lit
mein 0iatb."
90 fd)rieb mir Der brape gllte unb
i6 muBte 3useben, oaB er 3eAt bate.
| yGu iiebit ia gang erbdrrlid aus,
lieber Sreuno, rief eineS GbenoS Sad
! Sroit, in meine Sanslei tretenb. n@as
feblt Dir?"
n9d9ts unb = s1les!" entsesnete
| i'd bitter. nDu tpiirbeit Gid au1 OBJ
bdrmen. ipenn Du Gid in meiner
Gage befdnoeit."F
uMeinit Gu wesen Silba Mlocre?
Ole .3eitunsen beltten bod tdslid an,
baB Gu Inn ibren slufentbaltsort
meiBt. SSenn bas mabr It"
y9}imm an, eS ipdre Dabr-pas i'd
jebo6 burG)ais ni6t ;ugebe-"
nslber cS beiBt ia allgenein, baB
| Ou es bereits sugeeeben bait unb man
ermartet ta9lib Geine @erbaftuns
megen ,Serbersun9 eines 6lii6tlinss'
ober pie ionit Die seridtiide gbrale
! fir oieles 0erbreben beibt.n
n0iimm alio an, i6 miiBte, mo
9iloa it," fubr i'd fort, BON feiner
gemerfuns feline Noti3 nebmenb, 40
bleibt lie bod elm entiprunsener Saftz
lin9!"
nDa tbuit mir iebr leio unb id
mo6te luirflid .uiht In Deinef 9aut
iteden," betbeuerte Sroit; runb aud
| Stone beoauert Old lebbaft. Sd
babe i'm seitern beluGt unb ipar err
itaunt iiber Die @atibluns ieiner Sc
iinnung be3iigli6 oieier slffaire."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
&nult Neqenitaaoe.

gtlpus 8 ns 9teuss in unIerem Departe.
meni BON Runit @esenitdnben, bic
algemeines Gritaunen uno 8epunperune
erregen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
Or. prices Cream Bafins popoe.
9as nollfommenite. has geuta9t mirn.

= Oas preuBifde Miuiitsrium if
IN Die grndgung Der @ulenbursiidcn
yori6ld9e CUR nMbmebr gemeinatfdhg.
llfer 4gitation" eingetreten. Dus
preuBllde gereins= uno yerlamms
lungsredt ioa cine 8erihdrfung erfab
rem. IS beiBt isBt aud mieoer. ooB
eIn VerftoB I'M &eih5taee riudt
Deroen iOl, baB bic @mpfebluns Der
yNalionals 3eitung", ben betannten
.SerbeBungs" paragrapben bss Reide.
ltrafgeit bbudes, ben Photographer
13O, gu psriAdrfen, aiinftige Nufna bme
getunbenbat. .Sebenfaq5 merben mebrere
SiBungen oes Staatsminiferiums
notbmenbig lein. bsDor man gu einem
polttioen @rgebniB fommt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18

Mr3t alS 0ebdrnlutters
leiben be3eidnete. SD
fann feine@orte fnben
Tim bic Qualen 81 i6il.
bern, bic t4 ous3u.
fteben bate. Bor fiinf.
aebn @odlen fing id an
Sbre Wtebijin Su ge.
brauhen nnb fiiblejett
beher NIB ifdrfer als In
otelen Sabren. Weine
@eiunbbeit LIT in ber
Ebat pieber pollifdn.
biQ heroeffrfff uuh "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18

@rnmbeisentbams llebertraannssn.
arel unb paul Mfeeri6eibt unb 6.
u. Stieren on bic Metbobifen.gp gpistos
paIsairbe. @runbfid an 8uena 0iitas
strabe, 5000.
Sobn Hieben on Sobn 8olmer,
@runbltlf an 3aballa Str. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
sSn idmur;eu Seioeuseltsen

Raben mir eas pcIitdnbisite 2aser unb Die
tolsenren stoffe: @rpital G,ille, 5raneaile
Fe be So'e, &aisoomn, Armure, 8ensa.
ltne, Nbo int, safiette, @ros @rain unb
4fnir6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18

bed bel ben @eri6ten ben Wntrag ge=
ftelt. feline S6miesermutter, Wfrs.
Sarion unter &uratel 3u fte1sn, neil
oieielbe an Der ieltiamed Manie leioet.
ununterbroden anf ben groBen Oceanz
bampfern bin unb Der su fabren. no.
bnrd lie i'm 2aufe bes IeBten Sdbr.
5ebnts bereits $80,0O0 perl9menbet
babe. Sic bat iiber 50 nal ben Ocean
aefreu3t unb baS leBte Sabr bat fie nas
be5u obae nnterbredung auf benz
Dampfer 3ugebraft. &obrbed erfldrte
DOR @eridt, bic alte Grau pfege auf
bieIen &eiien tets ibr sansss Vermo.
gen In einem Yledfaiten bel lid 81 fiib.
rem. unb es lei besbalb gu ertp rten,
oaB lle nod einmal bas Spier e,uee
RoubmnrbeS nerben miirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18

.u.n bat fdl feine Spur BON
ass slnss n.rsa9f .nss m s.Sens si Das
PRESCRIPTION" bas Id iiberaG anpreiien ,perSe tno
i4 @elesenbeft bafHr finbe" '''' ''''''' '''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
@r1t1to @tge,ttb1ttit.
.11laIIenpermalters Derfdnf.=

ucber ST. 100000 Gmnb@sntbum tn Can antOnO mub irOr
psfau werben; san,e ges pO In aben uno ranefadsn
anebpteu w Ge ber &du wunt. rpe gut etnshtete Brau
nit autem abiab BON ger; wet unter wirfden Wrbe
aussepebntes Ddere unD tbpsrapbaes etabsmsnt e4ss
bic bette &anbidaft m sabpsfen bat.
Gutaeleoee Getdftstdulr unb GunbIde nb Bampldb tn
Der Mtt unb ben Aumtbetlen Der Stab @rpe Auspat
asbnlide OHren inc nie pOrbr semadt wprSen+
REAGAN HOUSTON, Meaiiemner,palter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
9as bette in Qeinellsena,

9as bette In 9einen5eng,
mas su befommen lit. DieIes Department
ut poultdnbt9 une btetet hteles Neue.
9auSidnbe! 9anoi9ube!
Sn unierem Sanbi&ub. Departement tpirS
nod tntnter Der "P. P. Alexandria" perfauft,
Der iih ols ein srpbartises 3usmittel ertpeift.
@s ift ber bette 9anbi1ub In Der etabt.
aRit Safen $1.Oo, 9aien $125. gu bas
ben in alien Sarben.
YuBwaareu! YuBwaareu!
Infer 9utpaaren.D Department lit in slei.
der @eiie NIT benz bsiten aussefattet, tpas
bic Saiipn bietet.
Wf1bel! WtGbel !! M1bel /!
Sn M6bel pfferiren mir iinmer nod tdslidb
ausse3eitnete Bargains. Seine seppIfferte
8arIor MDbel. S1laf. unb a8obn;imner.
MDbel, sef4madpou, bauerbaft uno billis.
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9on allen 8ieren in Der Welt
Lone STAR am beIten mir gefdQt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
Wemf @crbtt= @aarcn!
..:t::s:::s ;m ::; ;::;5;; ss...:. r.. WoLFSoN.

en Sager bon Noden pe Is mic por 1 gebea wor6tu it, e
sa9n Die o 9ame Gu5ddu uebm nup gum &a anreeen ma1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18

Die
WS9entli4e 6reie Srefe fur ssra
erf9eini
jeoeu Donmerfae
unb foftet
$3.50 ftir baS Sabr DSer 1925
G WSuate In Vurausbesablnns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable. and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectuaily cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts Oh the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
IN JAIL As A CHEAT.
A Man With Several Aliases in the
Clutches of Uncle Sam.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. Al. n. Strickland,
young man with several aliases and a
penchant for living by his wits, if the
charges against him are true, was COM
mitted to jail in default of $500 bond to.
day by United States Commissioner
Buyer. The charge against Strickland is
that he has been using the United States
mail to distribute fraudulent circulars.
One Of these circulars in the possession Of
the authorities informs the party to
whom it is sent that the writer was en-
ployed by firm TO collect names for in
sertion in directory which was to be
published in Philadelphia. In order to
secure the publication Of the name there
was a certain amount TO be paid. and the
party to whom the circular was sent was
asked to send the money TO -. S.
Strickling, at Hickory Level, Ca" Some
time ago complaints about the operations
of the man were lodged with the postoifice
authorities. After a vigorous search the
inspector, on yesterday afternoon,
arrested j. n. Strickland, near Douglass
vile. Ga. At the same time he captured
a package of letters addressed to Seaton
Stripping and Strickland, which lead the
authorities TO believe the man they
have under arrest is the man
who has been working the alleged
fraudulent scheme. The evidence intro
duced showed that the named of the young
man who was being tried was James
Slaughter STRIPPING, and that he had
been operating in Cincinnati, Birming-
ham, Atlanta, Marietta and Hickory
Level, under various names. He was
living at Villa Rica at the time of his
arrest. 1t is claimed that he has OBJ
tanned nearly $1,000 during the past ten
months
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
ArLANrA,s EXPOSITION.
A Preliminary Fund Of 5000, 900
Pledged to Start the Show.


Atlanta, Jan. 4.-The name of the Cot
ton States and international Exposition
Company was decided on By the directors
of the movement for the exposition in
Atlanta, in 1895, at to-day's meeting.
A preliminary fund of 100000 was
pledged by the directors, representing
leading business houses Of this city
Capt W. G.. Raoul president of the
Mexican National railway, appeared be-
fore the directors with the assurance
that he would heartily assist in interest
ing the Mexican and Central American
republics in the enterprise. He heartily
Endorsed the expressions of the Mexican
minister, Senor Romero, that the move
ment would have a splendid effect in ex-
tending trade relations between Mexico
and the United States.
The location Of the exposition was fixed
to-day at the grounds of the Piedmont
Exposition Company, to which will be
added $50 acres, making $50 acres in all,
within the corporate limits of the city.
A charter has been obtained, and with
the pledge of 100000 as a preliminary
fund, a permanent organization will be
effected next Monday.
A woMAN's BUILDING.
At the suggestion of S. NJ Inman, the
following resolutions were adopted:
position be set aside for the display Of
woman's work and that all American women.
and especially southern born women. be
asked 10 contribute toward the exhibits made
therein. The exhiuit not 10 consist alone OF
the fruits OF the ordinary pursuits Of women,
but that special feature be made Of the at
tainments Of women in the arts and htera-
ture.
The movement is an assured success.
and hundreds of letters have been re-
ceived from all parts of the country, Civ
ing it hearty encouragement, and espec-
pecially commencing that feature of the
exposition looking to the opening of trade
relations between the south, Cuba, Cen
trial and South America and Mexico.
The city council of Atlanta has for
mally invited the Grand Army of the
Republic to meet here in the fall of 1895,
and has appointed committee of repre-
sentative business men to attend the
Pittsburg eDcampment in August to urge
the selection of Atlanta as the place of
meeting for the following year. AS one
of the notable battlefield centers of the
south, number of prominent Grand
Army men have asked Atlanta to take
steps to bring the encampment here, as
surfing the city of their hearty co-opera-
tion
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
wATsoN's LATEST SCHEME.
He VIII Start Daily Paper II He Gan
Get 10000 Subscribers.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. AK Congressman
Thomas E. Watson, who has for some
months past been conducting the Peoples
Party Paper, a weekly publication issued
from this city, proposes to enter the wider
field which daily newspaper will open
to him. His plan for doing so is outlined
in prospec tus, which takes up nearly a
page of the Peoples Party Paper. Mr..
Watson says he will start the paper pro-
yided he can get 10000 subscribers who
will send him So for a years subscrip-
ton. Those who send in Sc will at
once receive the weekly, and as soon as
the entire 1000 is paid in the daily will
be issued. He hopes to stock his paper
at 100000 and take $4,000 of the stock
himself. All who subscribe in advance of
the publication of his daily, and pay in
So, will get s. Ia stock besides the daily
for year. Col. Watson's scheme, which
will work about as well as a street car
with the trolley off, is novel one to say
the least of it, and is just erratic enough
TO correspond with his previous career in
the law and politics.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.


City OF Savannah, once Clerk OF Council.
Savannah, ca. Jan. 4, ls98.-Bids viii be re-
ceived at the once OF the clerk of council I'M
til II o'clock noon MONDAY. Jan. 18th, 1884,
for cleansing privy vaults, dry wells apd sur
face drawers in the city % Savannah; bids 70
be based on the following specifications:
The cleansing and removing OF all matter
from privy vaults, dry wells anu surface
drawers. and the disinfeeting and deodorlz-
ing Of said sinks during the work by the con-
tractor, the disInfe stants ior the purpose 10
be furnished by the city. Lime, copperas and
carDollc acid composition, now used by the
city, or such other disinfectants as the city
may prescribe from time to time, must be
used by the contractor while removing the
contents from said vaults, dry wells. etc, the
same to be furnished by the city. The con-
tents OF the vaults, etc, 10 be disposed OF as
prescribed by the ordinance of the city and
by the health and cemetery committee. The
bid must also cover the cleaning. disinfeeting
and filling of all vaults, dry wells and surface
drawers that may be abandoned from time TO
time In order TO make sewer connections or
for other reasons. All wood and brick work
removed or interfered with by the contractor
In the cleansing of sinks must be restored IN
such manner as that the sinks,
Dry wells, etc, shall after the cleansing,
be In the same condition as before
the cleansing. The wagons, barrels,
apparatus, tools, etc, used in the work must
be kept in good sanitary condition and the
contractor is to be held responsible for all dam
ages done by him to property while carrying
out the work prescribed by the contract.
Each vault is to be cleaned within five days
after being reported by the city to the con-
tractor and all the work is to be done under
the supervision of and to the satisfaction of
the city. Each bid must contain PROPOSE
ton to purchase from the city the present o.
4. M, plant as per inventory to be furnished
by the clerk Of council on application to said
officer Each bid must contain the name of
two sureties to the bond for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract. which bond is set
at the sum Of 5000. The bids must be made
for so much per vault and no bid for a lump
sum will be considered. Bid to cover term
OF three years.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order OF council.
F. f. REBARER,
Clerk of Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.
Other Matters of Interest in the Thriv-
ing Town of Guyton.

Guyton. Ca, Jan. 4-Dat Berrien, the
10 year old-grandson Of Col. R. J. Davant.
met with a painful accident this morn
ing.
He and several other boys were shoot
ing toy cannon and it went off unex-
pectedly, the powder fias hing in his face
and burning him badly. His eyes are not
injured and he will probably be all right
in few days.
Capt. A. J. Pursley, of Savannah, has
bought the ID. p. Averitt house. He and
family moved in yesterday.
County School Commissioner d. K. RE
ser, has notified all applicants for teach
ers' licenses TO be at Springfield Jan. q, to
stand the examination.
The county court of Effingham is now
organized and is ready for business. f. r.
Tarver is Judge, and X. w. Sheppard,
Esq. the solicitor. The court will hold
its regular sessions the first Tuesday Of
each month.
There is a band of thieves around Guy
ton. Several persons have had their po-
tato banks broken open and the potatoes
carried of. The thieves seem to be taking
the rounds. X. H. Guyton, J. H. Morgan,
G. A. J. Sweat and A. L. Bird have been
relieved of portion of their potatoes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-05
MURDER MOST FOUL.
The Slayer of Cuthbert Now in Jail
at Brunswick,


Douglass, Ca, Jan. 4-The following is
a correct account of the Story-Cuthbert
shooting affair. at Masonic dinner and
installation of officers on Dec. % just as
dinner was announced, John Story was
seen to go off In company with John Cuth-
bert. an inoffensive old Englishman, in
the direction of Kings store When he
shot Cuth bert, blood hounds were on his
trail within ten minutes after the crime
was committed. closely followed by Will
lam Nugent, who with Mr.. lowers effected
his arrest
The coroner's jury returned verdict in
accordance with the above facts, and
Story was bound over without bail, and
ordered to Waycross Jail At Waycross he
was recommitted by Judge Sweat and or
dered to Brunswick Jail for safe keeping.
Coffee county has never had a hanging.
but from the evidence in this case she will
have one after April term of superior
court, If public opinion does not induce
Judge Sweat to call a special term for
this case.