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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-01
Is Life
Worth Living ?

That depends upon the
Liver. If tho Liver is
inactive the whole sys-
ten is ont Of order-tho
breath is bad, digestion
poor, head dull or aching,
energy and hopcfulncss
gone, tho spirit is de-
pressed, a heavy weight
exists after eating, with
general dependency and
the blues. The Liver is
the housekeeper. Of tho
health; and d harmless,
simple remedy that acts
like Nature, does not
constipato afterwards or
require constant taking,
does not Interfere with
business or pleasure dur
ing its use, makes Sim
mons Liver Regulator q
mndicnl Ocrfcction.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~, ESTATE. -3. ,ss .S',- - ,
Twill offer for sale at public auction at tho
NORTH front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In tho city Of Wheeling.
Is ON SATURDAY, AfRII 18th. 1895.
commencing at 10 n. m. that valuable property
In said city Of Wheeling. Ohio county, Mcst Viz.
ginia. known rs the Pamncll homestead, being all
Of tho north half OF lot No. 10 In Jonathan Zane's
addition between Main street md the cast line
Of tho Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky Rail.
rond COMPANY. This property fronts on tho
west side Of Main street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets; and has frame dwelling house on tho
front thereof. Er t}s.fH.s.t - .9.Ss T-s
Arrangements have been made among those
interested In this property so that good tito
can be given for same. For further information
Inquire OF II. NJ. Russell, Esq. or Alfred Cald.
well. Esq. y.s- "s $50. ..}Fa %.
r TEE,s or SALE:-One.third Of tho purchase
money. and as much more thereof as tho pur.
chaser shall elect, In cash oil tho day OF Snlo
and the residue thereof In two eQunl install.
ments bearing interest from the day OF Snlo and
payable respectively In ono mud two years from
said day: the purchaser 10 give his notes for dc.
tcrrcd payments secured by decd OF trust upon
the property and 10 keep the buildings thereon
insured In reasonable amount for tho benefit
OF tho trust until tho notes arc pnld. r.fa
Srr SCR a. rANSEl.h GARDEN.
Executor oil Elizabeth J, Pannell. deceased.
fnri6rThAS '-ri ri 'HHr .+-..|n "a. Mss t.ar
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FOR RENT.

TOR rem T-ELEGANT FRONT
~ ottiec Rooms in the Reilly Building, Opera
House corner, '.E -frrI. in2l
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TOR RENT-SIN-ROOAIED HOUSE.
L, No. lis South York street: rent 81? co. In
qulro at No. 9S South Penn street, or ROLF &
ZANE 1-re,. p. .,-la rorl,
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SALESMAN (AIEDICAL) -WANTED
portant surgical work almost ready. An excel.
lent income can be earned by physicians or
Others Of good address. State age aud experience
Lock Box 1852. Philadelphia pL Inrl
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GRANTS OLD HONE.

Continuing on his journey westward,
in search OF the elixir Of life" that is
such marked ingredient of the broozes
that blow hore ut Webster, our old
friend, who, Ike Obadiah. in his "jour.
noy OF n day." Is supposed to bo ''acrt
to ovcry suggestion Of fancy" he will
probably DO struck, as l was. BY the
name Of sutton, famous In West Vir-
ginia as tho geographical centre Of
tho common wealth. and famous out hero
as tho station whore Macaulcy's typical
traveller from Now Zealand may nlight
(whon no comes to sketch tho ruins OF
Grants cabin" fast by tho wildwood
from whonce lie once hauled his Two.
horse loads Of oak aud hickory to the
city, to that stand in tho market place,
whcro he, all unsuspocted a, to his great
future, waited for customer. I
observed that as yet tho puoplo
do not empty themselves -out OF
tho cars to any great oxtcnt
to sock out this relic OF Tour second
Washington" but so thoy did not 20 to
Mt. Vernon until many years after tho
death OF tho father OF his country. In
fact, there wero people in tho days Of
tho "alion and sedition laws, when
tho Federalism OF Washington aud
Adams was not popular, who would
havo passed by Oh tho other sldo rather
than nay tho tribute OF u tear" to Mt.
Vernon. don't suppose. for instance,
that Thomas Jefferson could have boon
hauled there in carriage, OH tribu.
tary visit, at any timo during all tho
ycars that intorvonod bctwoon tho
death OF Washington In 1900 and his
own death in 1926. SO lot 1t DO with
him "who saved his country yot once
again" limo will make his cabin
claHsic md men will "bog hair OF him
for momorv."
My venerable friend from Wheeling
10 supposed to DO travelling to Webster
In easy stages. and to be consuming all
Of tho forty minutes allotted to tho most
accommodating Of tho accommodation
trains to observations and reflections by
tho wayslde, auch as l havc INDUCED In
on his account. Coming to Tuxedo
Park no will naturally expect to 500 tho
remnant OF Homo old Spanish fort---an
outpost OF tho days whom Dolaaaus com.
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EOR RENT-THAT ELEG ANT
IL store room. No. l40t Maiu street. now oc-
cupicd by House l. Hermann. Has good clc-
vator service and fro proof vault In Office.
Possession given April l, 1885 Apply to HENRY
X. LIST. at City Bank. nolS
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WANTED-ENERGETIC SALES.
w MEN TO sell our Valvc.Oleum Lubrlcating
Oils. OF over twenty years reputation. on com.
mission az a sido line. nielerichs Lubrlcating
WANTED-FOR CASH, ONE INCH
w and over Walnut frsts and seconds not
lcAS than 30 per cent flrsts: also good Rejects.
Yors Addtess IoI t al, uf New So,E nc"
fnrLeNNtF
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ROLF c1o 2ANIJ.
No. q Fourteenth Street Telephone 56
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NTANTED-A MAN TO TAKE
w caro- OF country place. near Elm Grove.
Must know how TO drive and care for horses and
understand gardening. None but a sober. in
McLAIS. Room IA, second floor I205 Market
street .F .-|.s7H+E l- mr30
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EOR Observation-Disclosures
4 mahogany bay: 4yeRS. 100 pounds, sound. .
s.n.Io and good style. A great rode mare now.
WI ttot inst Sired by Leader. he BY PiIo:
Ml.H. By George Wills, dam Maud NJ. By Prince
Columbia, ::l7l;. '1lnstAcl. Address Dls NUN.
ROE, BOX l37. Pushing. OHIO. mr:05
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Atlantic Tea Go.

We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Fourteenth and Market streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
BALLOT FRAUDS IN DIXIE.
Less Than Fifty Persons Present at the
Refnrm LeaRne IN Convention.

Reform League IN Convention
New orleans. La. Jan. 1s--Less than
fifty attended the convention Of the bal
Iot Reform League. which was called TO
order al 1880 O'Clock to-day at Washing
ton Artillery hall by j. O. Manning Of
Alabama. who made a speech. calling at
tention to the ballot box corruption going
on in the south. The speaker called par
tlcular attention 20 political affairs in
Alabama and quoted from several news
papers bearing out his statements.
Mr. Manning spoke Of an election case
in Dallas county, where the speaker said
white men. with blue eyes and straight
hair. ex-confederates. had sworn that 300
fraudulent votes had been cast in the
county. Mr. Manning spoke Of certain
parts Of Alabama AS Darker Ala bama. %
and also spoke OF the election Of Con-
gresham Black Of Georgia. who. ne said
had demanded free and fair count be-
cause he was appalled, at the enormous
steal Of 5000 votes in his favor IN Rich
mond county.
The speaker recommended that as soon
as the league was permanently formed
that inquiries be made with a view 10
prosecuting those guilty of election frauds
and that the people and press be appealed
to assist in the cause. At the conclusion
of his speech the speaker was roundly
cheercd.
Hon. Thomas ). Adams, * secretary OF
state. then made speech. welcoming
the convention to the city. Mr. Adams
spoke strongly in favor Of a free vote
and fair count.
You do not find many politicians in this
convention" ne said. They are with the
machine and they tell us that we must
not join this organization"
Mr. Adams then read the census re-
turns Of the state and said that Louisiana
had $4,000 colored. The talk Of black SUI
premacy. he said. was all bosh. Mr.. Adj
ans declared that there never had been
"A ballot box stuffed in East Feliciana
parish; the colorcd people there were
manageable and voted the democratic
ticket He declared that ballot box
suffer was not a democrat, but a traitor.
lie spoke Of the Introduction and defeat
Of the Australian ballot bill introduced al
the last session of the legislature. Mr..
Adams speech was at times humorous
ana he was loudly applauded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
LEFT TO CHARITIES.
John Cox Leaves 50, 900 to Three Char
liable Institutions


Tho last viii and testament OF John
cox was filed ia the court of ordinary
Yesterday. The deceased left all his prop
erty, which was personal property. TO
charitable Institutions and for carving
ont the Instructions given. Ri Rev
Thomas 4. Becker has been designated
By him as executor.
lie leaves to the Female Orphanage.
q benevolent society of Savannah. ten
shares OF Southwestern stock, and TWO
honde of the Savannah Mutual Gaslight
Company. the par value Of which is $500
each, and they bear interest at the rate
of per cent. per annum
He leaves in trust with his executor.
Bishop Becker, for the Roman Catholic
Male Orphanagc at Washington. in
Wilkes county, Georgia, four bonds Of
tho Mutual Gaslight Company. Of the par
value Of $500 each. with interest at per
cent. and to the Mission Of the Immacu-
late Virgin for the Protection Of Home
less and Destitute Children in New York
city two Mutual Gaslght Company
bonds, of The same denomination.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
FLoRIDA'S q. A. r. MEN.
The Annual Encampment in Session at
Jacksonville.


Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 1S-The annual
encampment of the Florida department of
the Grand Army of the Republic is being
held here to-day and tonight in the lodge
room Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks. About ninety regular dele
gates and members are in attendance. The
official roster of those present is as fol
lows: Department officers-D. l.. Way
department commander; p. e. McMurray
senior vice commander; l.. Y. Jenness
junior vice commander. +. J. Blinn. as
sistant adjutant commander; E. A. Rich
ards. assistant quGrtermaster general
Hugh Dunno. judge advocate; S. Herbert
Lancey, chaplain; +. G. Purcell, inspector
c. w. Lewton, chief mastering officer; w
H. Cook, senior aid de camp.
Council of Administrations. S. Fair
head William Delacy and w. II. Hunt
Past Department Commanders-T. S
Wilmarth, G. H. Norton, e. W. Hnck
William James, John H. Welsh, J. De V.
Haggard and George +. Foote.
The posts from the following cities and
towns are represented by delegations
Key West, Jacksonville. Eustis, Long
wood, Daytona, Orlando, st. Augustine
Pensacola, Gainesville. St. Petersburg
Pomona and San Antonio. About five OF
the posts are composed of colored dele
gates.
The candidates for department comman-
der are p. e. McMurray of Jacksonville
and l., Y. Jenness of st. Petersburg
Daytona and Barlow are both candidates
for the honor of holding the next annual
encampment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19


Est S W. Branch. 146 Brouehton street
William Broen, 1872 Bryan street.
Harry j. Bailey, s. ". corner McDon-
ough and East Broad streets.
Bremen & Elarbee. PIG Congress, be
tween Montgomery and West Broad
streets.
Thomas Cooley. n. e. corner West
Broad and River streets
William G.. Cooper Is Whitaker street.
Joseph A. COunihan. n. W. corner East
Broad and Liberty street lane.
j. W. Durrence & Co. 2l0 Congress
street.
Henry Daley. $. e. corner Ray and
Lumber streets.
John T. Evans 1872 Congress street.
Frank ID. Gafney s. W. corner Houston
and Congress streets.
Charles +. Graham, Pulaski house, cor
ner Bull and Bay lane.
NJ. l.. Harnett, Harnett house corner
Bryan and Barnard.
Mrs; Augusta Kaiser, White Bluff road.
near Bull.
J; 4. Lange, n. W. corner South Broad
and Price.
J. II; Lange, corner Price and York
street lane.
J, H. Lange, n. Q. corner West Broad
and Perry.
Nellie Madison. % South Broad. be
tween Price and Houston.
John II. Rosenhrook, Tenth and Bull
streets.
Il. L. Strickland. 1871 Wayne. between
JEFFERSON and Montgomery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
OUR NEW PUBLIC BUILDING.
The Cut in This Years appropriation
Of No Significance.

,.- 80 90 u, A ---.,
Ane WoiA "a -"-'
plished With SlOO. 600 Strong Oppo-
,bs SALARY Of the
-'io-
Collector OF Customs at Atiahta sen
a.or Walsh Introduces Bills TO Pay
..
the " AZ CAa-lhs % - -iAi4 q
Washington jan -'--i i'' 'i''i'N' i'' ''e
auurorriation for the Savannah public
,--.,,si~,~- e--,, sa1l 0ll 10 e10l0aa viii not
s
cause any ia''l' 200
or affect the hui'f'ns i1 ant way Inc en-
fire augmentation OF 100000 viii De ucces-
---.r... tt.. r.,tf4ir,- but tho
sai'
work or Tins year can ie ".."iiii' i'7i''
with $4,000 This VIII nccossitate two APP
,.-,,-ts.io-e ~ stntf.o. each. Acting Su-
.--t...... t-........- .,-... ...i,.,, IN
leiNis'iis ~
limit the amount required 70 carry Out lhe
work for this wear TO the smallest sum
.---,t,r ,,,,.... t, ,.i,7,.f his estimate 10
sl~hV"'
Representative Livingston has not been
able IN induce The members Of the com
vnerce committee TO recommend an in
rreaee in INC salary Of col. Stockcr. the
COLLECTOR Of customs at Atlanta. col Liv-
s1reton anneare6 before the committee
rbis uornin- to advocate the cause of Col
lactor Stocxer and TO show that 81 .000 is
an fnsipnifcaut salary conpared with the
additional labor that IFS required Of the
contractor in connection with the coming
exnosition. After col. Livingston had sta
red his case in the strongest terms. the
chairman Of the committee produced a let
Ter from the Secretary of the Treasury
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE sAVASNAH VOLUNTEERS GUARDS
FAIR.

To The Citizens q savannah;
The undersigned beg 10 announce that on the
evening q Fen. 5. 1875 TIE Fair 70 be held for
II benefit Of the savannah Volunteer G ards
VIII be opened in The Arsenal"
The corps has persistently labored. with
p-aisew0rthy zeal. % pay its debts. ald this
Fai- is the culmina in Of its long struggle. Il
LO9e- 10 be succe ssful IN realizing between
$500 and $4,000. and appeals 70 the good citi-
zens o. savannah for subscriptions In money
or property and for their earnest and hearty
support and patronage. The OBJECT 70 be at
tanned is a noble one and Of great importance
20 the people Of this city. tO-wlt- The estab-
permanent home. The subscriptions already
made are very ENCOURAGING. and 10 Is hoped
and expected tnat between now ana the time
the FAIR opens tley VIII re largely increased
those who desire 10 subscribe or who NAV
have donations or subscriptions In hand. are
earnest s. requested 10 report the same as soon
posi- 7ie 10 Lieut.. j. Ferris Cam. chairman
F. ". Garden Esg-. secretary. or the Subscrip-
ton Committee. so that the same may be prop
erly arranged ana publ shed.
WN GARRARD W r. LEAKEN.
JOHN X DILLON j. FERRIS CANN
T. =. WYLLY JR., G L. APPLETON,
THOMAS SCRENhN. NJ l. SCRENEN
" ". WILLIAMSON J. A. HUTTON,
EMILE NEWMAN, Hal. H. BACON,
!. IS. FRETWELL. l. r.. FLEMING
n HAMILTON. T. II O'CONNOR
Executive Committee Y. q Flir
@. b LAMAR JR-. Secretliy
JOS. II DREYER, Asst. Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
CITY BREvITIEs.

Clerk Of Council Rcbarer requests the
managers appointed for the coming city
election TO call at his office between and
O'Clock p. m. Monday TO receive the
ballots to be used i'm the election
Tho police say that since tho passage
of the n o'clock saloon ordinance the
nights generally have been very dun and
quiet in their circles. There were TWEEN
ty-tive or thirty Of the an night saloons.
and their closing has given the streets
about the same appearance they have on
a Sunday night between the hours Of
T. and O'Clock in the morning.
Mr. George S. Van Horne was commits
stoned commercial notary public by
Judge Falhgant yesterday.
In the court Of ordinary yesterday six
teen out of the twenty-three claimants
for pensions by widows of confederate
veterans made out their applications in
due form. and they viii be forwarded 10
Atlanta at once There are FIVE other
applications yet to be filled out
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
HEADQUARTERS.

Don't forget that we are headquarters for
FINE
DRESSED TENNESSEE POULTRY.
ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR,
finest pastry flour in this city.
CROsBYs SUPERIOR MINNESOTA
FLOUR for Home Made bread.
FINEST GEORGIA SYRUP.
FINE BUTTER; WELL. THIS is OUR
hobby and you can rely on its quality.
FULL CREAM CHEESE,
PINE APPLE CHEESE.
EDAM CHEESE,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE.
Egg food just the thing for custards.
BEARDsLEYs sHREADED COD
FISH.
AMBROSIA SWEET CORN.
WATER GROUND BUCKwHEAT
absolutely pure and free from adultera-
ton.
ESTATE S w. BRANCH.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
ArLANTA's POLICE FIGHT.
The Police Commissioners Defy the City
Council.


Council.
Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 1S.-The Baker inves-
tigation brought out a new complication
to-day, with every indication that the next
fight Will "go higher" When the board Of
police commissioners met in called session
TO consider the action of the Bell com
mittee this afternoon, Chairman English
and Mayor King, representing the rival
political factions concerned in the affair,
locked horns and fguratively speaking.
shook each other until the bad blood on
both sides is now stirred up for "A fight
20 the last gasp. Chairman English dehed
the city council denying their right to in
vestigate the police over the heads of the
commission. and i'm the end the commits
Eioners sided with the chairman and de-
termined to take up the investigation
themselves without reference to the coun-
Gil. Mayor Kings pacific request for the
Cooperation of the council and the police
board had no effect, and the board did not
dalton of the Bell committee that Chief
Detective Wright and Detectives Looney
and Cason be suspended from office. on
Monday the council viii meet and take ac-
ton. The police commission itself Will
probably be investigated and if this is done
some startling disclosures are predicted.
Candidates for chief of police and chief
of detectives. both of which pay WE'LL are
already making their announcements on
the strength of the general conviction
that there ought to be, and viii be, new
deal in April, when the election occurs, at
the latest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Two Favorites Win and the Talent
Gets the Worst of II.

New Orleans Jan. 1S-The weather pre-
diction Of yesterday was verified to-day
and the afternoon was an ideal one for
racing. but the track was just muddy
enough TO make the going trihe slow and
"A bit unsatisfactory from a horseman's
standpoint. The betting stalls were pack
ed all the afternoon by the hackers of the
several entries in each event and tho talent
played safe on but two faVortes out of
the five. The third race was "A surprise TO
the knowing ones and went TO Fabia, the
chestnut FLY of the Providence stable and
Il 10 shot at the post.
The second and third and fifth races
suffered at the hands of the scratcher' &
pencil and made the day one Of scratches
as well as favorable to the boolIies.
Hbernia Queen. Twenty-three and Lind
hurst were the Withdrawals in the second
race. King Craft, Diamond Dick and
Royal Flush in the third, and Lebanjo and
My Dutch In the NTH.
First Race-Three- quarters of a mile
purse. b. T.. Fly. Jr, III. j. Hill. to J.
won, with Ixion, l07 A. Clayton. s to 1,
second, and Jim Henry. ia, J. Fisher, Il
to l. third. Time, :2la,
Second Race-Seventh-eghth of a mile
selling Lester. ILL., Sherrin. to ]. won
with Brakeman, 1916, Thorpe. to l, sec
ond, and Francis Pope, III, Berger, to
third. Time. 140h
Third -Five-eighths of mile
purse Fabia, %, A. Barrett. 10 to /, won
with Midget 100, Krause, 60 to /. second
and Luke Parks. 1O5, Penn, to 3, third.
Time. 1.09.
Fourth Race-Three-fourths of a mile,
selling. Hodgson. 106. j. Hin. to 1, won,
with I<indora, 100. Thorpe, 6 to /, second,
and Gleesome, 10i, Penn, IL to ., third.
Time :22A.
Fifth Race-Three- fourths of a mile,
purse. Norman, 1O5, A. Clayton. to s. won.
with Insomnia, 102, Penn, 80 to l. second.
and DR.. Reed, 1O2, Newcom, 3 to .. third.
1 %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
PASSENGER RATES IN DIXIE.
The Mass Meeting of the Southern Lines
to Be Held Feb. IS.

Atlanta, Ca. Jan. 1S.-Commissioner
Stahlman and Assistant Commissioner
Slaughter returned from New York to-
day. where they went to be present at the
meeting of the Southern Passenger Asso-
citation, which failed to materialize. The
failure of the New York meeting is prac-
fically the dissolution of the passenger as
ISOLATION. 1t was decided there to
hold a general mass meeting of the rep
resentatives of the lines south of the
Ohio and east of the Mississippi in Atlanta
for the purpose either of forming a brand
new passenger association, or of recoup-
ing the old car association. Col. Stahlman
to-day announced Feb Is as the date of
this mass meeting, and notices to that
effect have been sent out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
HINKLE ACQUITTED.
The Accused Rushes From the Court
Room to His Wife and Mother.

Americas. Ca. Jan 1S-When court
convened at 9 O'Clock this morning the
Hinkle jury announced that they had
reached a verdict. 1t was mot guilty"
Hinkle at once jumped into a carriage
in waiting with his father-in-law, Maj.
Lewis, and drove rapidly to the home of
Maj Lewis, on Lamar street, to greet his
wife. A few minutes later Hinkle, his
wife and brothers passed rapidly down
Jackson street, going to the Hinkle home
on Taylor street TO greet his mother
who was sick in bed from the terrible
strain of the concluding argument for the
defense on Wednesday evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
MEETINGS..
OS STOCKHOLDERS MEETISG

A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Atlantic Short Line Railway Company
VIII be held al the Offices Of Nessrs
Charlton, MackaU & Anderson. in Sa-
vannah, Ga, on the 30th day Of Janu-
airy. 1895. al II O'Clock a. m. The object
Of the meeting is to authorize the issu-
ance Of bonds and the execution Of a
mortgage or deed of trust to the com
panys property 10 secure the same for
the purpose OF raising money 20 pay of
obligations. and to complete forthwith
that section Of the railroad from Bruton
to Stllmore, now in the course OF CON
strucUon. and eventually 10 complete the
entire line from Macon 10 Savannah.
JOHN r. YOUNG.
President.
Savannah. Ca. Dec. q. 1884,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-19
PROPOSALS.

city Of Savannah. Office City Engineer
Jan. y, lS95.-By authority of the chair
mittee, bids will be received at the Once
OF f. E. Rebarer Clerk of Council. until
Y m. city time. on Saturday, the 18th
INST, Tor the erection Of a gangway at
the foot OF Bull street. Specifications and
other information relative thereto can he
had at the city engineers office. The CITY
reserves the right to reject any and all
olus. W. J. VIM,
City Engineer.