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fixed merely by the angle from which
the boats were observed or when OBJ
served directly across their bows, mere
ly by the bobbing waves. There was
no mistake now, however, as the out
leader of Defender was giving out. and
she was sailing away from her rival
amid the cheers of thousands OF
staunch admirers. She came straight
to the mark, and would have rounded
1t perfectly had not big excursion
steamer shut out the wind a moment
The double lines of steam vessels were
there in waiting to send the boats off
on their homeward course.
DEFENDER RAN AWAY.
The manner in which Defender out
footed VallIyrie made even old yachts
men stare, for it was a remarkable
performance for one boat, after sailing
almost even with another for many
miles to come out at the end with a lead
of almost a half mile, gained in the
last two. She was almost three minutes
and half ahead of the other at the
turning stake. On the home run they
brought out a balloon jib, but the Val
kyrie's did not seem to fill so well as
that on Defender The wind, which
had increased during the early part of
the afternoon to about eight miles an
hour, died away considerably and it
was in this forlorn hope that Valkyrie
put her faith. Valkyrie had already
given evidences of speed in light wealth
er, several times during the race and it
was believed by some that she would
gather herself together for final burst
Of speed. But although for a moment
II looked as though she really did gain
a tr1fle her chances were lost soon af-
terWard when it was clearly evident
That Defender was steadily increasing
the distance between them and so fin
ished in the lghtest breeze of the day,
Nalkyre standing up straight more
than mile in the distance, Defender
finishing eight minutes and 40 seconds
ahead.
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Isaac Harlow.
Mike Woke.
Isaac Madison.
Andrew Rossawick.
James Wins.
M. Cook.
Samuel Williams.
Five unknown men are also among
the missing. Captain P. Richards, with
a gang of seven men, went down No.
shaft this evening and went about
700 feet toward No. 4 shaft, when they
account of smoke and gas. Some of
these men were very nearly overcome,
only reaching the surface in time to
save their lives.
1t is learned the place where the fire
caught was the worst place that ii
could have caught in the whole mine.
Many of the men that were working
several levels below the 9th, in which
place the fire caught, were seen as far
up as the 18th level, working their way
up. Several of the men who escaped
claim to have passed others on the
ladders that were unable to proceed
further on account of being overcome
with smoke and gas. At the time the
alarm was sounded over 200 were I'M
der ground, and all would have escaped
had they used proper precaution. Sew
eraI miners in their flight passed a
group of seven or eight men who had
stopped to rest, and were smoking their
pipes.
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SPAIN WILL PAY IN WASHINGTON
Mora Claim Will Bc Satisfied There in
Scntcmhcr

Washington, Sept. 6.-The Spanish gov
eminent has yielded to the representation
of the United States in the matter of the
place of the payment of money in salts
faction of the Mora claim and will pay it
in Washington on the date agreed on,
the 18th inst. AS the amount is large the
payment will be made in exchange on
London and the transaction will be con.
Quoted through the state department.
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Clergvmen Like This Job.

Washington, Sept. S.-Post Chaplain
John D. Parker, who is on sick leave
at San Diego, Cal, will be retired to-
morrow. He was there appointed from
Missouri in 1882. There are a large
number of applications on file for APP
pointment to the place. which will be-
come vacant through Mr.. Parker's re-
tirement.
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CHARLES WHITE, swINDLER, IN JAIL
rhc Notorious Diamond Robber Caught
in south Africa.

Denver, Sept IA special to the
News from Cheyenne, Wyo., says:
A cablegram was received today by
r.. w. Mann from Johannesburg, South
Africa, announcing that Charles White
was in custody at that place. White is
the man who became notorious as the
husband Of Mrs. Maggie Of this city, by
stealing about $3.50 900 in money, bonds
and Valuables.
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HOHENLOHE IN ST. PETERSBURG
German Chancellor Promised i Cordial
Reception by Russians.

ST Petersburg, Sept. 8.-Prince Won
HohenlOhe, the German chancellor, viii
arrive here Tuesday next and Will dine
with Prince RadOlin, the German am
bassadOr to Russia. The other guests
will include Prince LObanOff-R ostOyO-
sky, the Russian minister of foreign at
fairs, and all the Russian ministers and
foreign ambassadors in St. Petersburg
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CHOLERA SCARE is ExAGGERArE
steamship Tacoma, Arrived From the
Orient, Brings AdViceS.

Tacoma, Sept. 8.-The steamship Ia
coma has arrived from the Orient,
bringing $500 tons of cargo, including
5000 tons Of tea and 1000 bales of silk
Her officers say that cholera reports
from Japan are greatly exaggerated,
and that the scare there has not as
sumed the proportions indicated by
some Of the reports.
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Coming After Military Property.

Olympia, Sept 7.-Adjutant General
Boutelle left the city yesterday for east
of the mountains, where he will gather
up the state property which has been
in use by the now defunct military COM
panies. .gJ!kta
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Harrison Goes to Saratoga.

Saratoga, Sept. 9-Ex-Presdent Har-
rison, it is expected, will pass the fall
and early part of the winter here. His
son-in-law, J. r. Mckee, has rented for
three months the Mccall cottage on
Gree street.
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Rebellion IN China.

Berlin, Sept. IA special from Shang-
hal says: The rebellion in the province
of Kan Sup is becoming formidable.
The insurgents have organized an ar
my and captured eleven cities. It is
reported that the government at Pekin
meditates calling upon Russia for aid
to suppress it.
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FOREST FIRES RAGE INNEw JERSEY
The Upper End OF Cape May County
Swept by Flames

Sea Isle City, N. J., Sept. 6.-The up
per end of Cape May county is being
swept by destructive forest fire which
has ragged fiercely since Sunday night.
A force of 5000 men is fighting the fire,
but all efforts to stop it's progress have
thus far proven futile.
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EVERY MAN IN THE MINE is DEAD
No Hope for Imprisoned Victims in the
OSc-Oia Workings.

Csc ola Workings.
Houghton, Mich, Sept. 8.-Huge vol
umes of smoke still issue from the
mouths of the shafts of No. 1, 2 and 3,
showing that awful fire which started
in the Osceola copper mine shortly be-
fore noon Saturday is still raging fierce
ly, and the bodies of 80 miners entomb-
ed are still lying somewhere below the
surface, without doubt dead, suffo-
Gated by smoke and gas. Besides those
reported yesterday the following men
have been found among the missing:
Fred Pearson.
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| WILL EXTEND IT INTO NEVADA

Company organized 10 Purchase the
Nevada Southern Railroad.
San Francisco, Sept. "A new com
pany has been organized to purchase
the Nevada Southern railroad at re-
ceiver's sale, and extend the line to
Phoebe, Nevada. The new organization
will be known as the California e. East
ern Railway Company, and it is com
posed of Denver, Chicago and English
capitalists.
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OUTCAsT WOMAN BADLY MAN1LEr
Another Alleged 'Jac< the Ripper Muir
der in London.

London, Sept. 8.-AnOther supposed
"Jack-the-Ripper" murder was discoy-
cred this morning at Kensenal Green
The victim was an unfortunate woman
Of the outcast class and her throat was
cut from ear to ear and her head fear
fully battered with a stone. No trace
has been discovered Of the murderer.
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The Cholera Plague.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 8.-A Vladivos-
took dispatch to the Novo Vreyma says
that the cholera is raging in China and
that 1000 deaths occurred daily in
Pekin.
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Archduke Lanis!as Is Dead.

Buda Pesth, Sept. 6.-Archduke Lads
las died today from injuries received by
the accidental discharge OF gun while
hunting in the forest Of Agyia Monday.
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shalt oL the OSC1old AhlAe' anu IL 10
more IMAM propapie that 40 men ana
boys nave oeeh burned 10 death OF SUI
1ocated. Inc names OF the men known
10 De IN the mine are aS Loilo"S'
IfempaJh, mine OoSS'
Rlcharu blcKet.
Allchael Johnson.
Klchard GfenfeIl.
Michael ShuIte.
JOhn MatSen.
William Bryant.
tfanciS Lander.
Alexander Danfell.
John Cudlip.
Thomas Curtis.
Robert Johns.
Peter Martin.
Joseph Sahte.
James Harrington.
William Donald.
Barney Elg0re.
Anton SchezWeak.
Peter Stengard.
Walter Dole.
ARE CERTAINLY DEAD.
The fire started in shaft No. ), which
is used to carry the miners 10 the sur
face from the mine, and when the fire
broke out all Of the men and boys en-
ployed in the mine, about 200 in num-
Der, made a rush for the shaft N the
hope of being taken to the surface. The
fire was too rapid for them, however,
and the chances Of escaping by the
shaft were entirely cut off by flames
and smoke. The majority of the i'm
prisoned miners made a break for
cross-cut and in this way managed to
reach another shaft, from which they
were taken to the top. Forty were
missing when the roll was called. With
in a short time after they had reached
the surface some smoke began issuing
from all the shafts and the escape of
the men below was entirely cut off.
The men in charge say now there is not
the SLIGHTEST chance for any of the men
now in the mine to escape with their
lives If they are not burned, they
,,,,s+ have hean checked by the dense
.+or+od
There is not the SilSnUeSJ llIIiS illcIC
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Forty Victims of Binding Fire
and Smoke.
ALL HOPE OF RESCUE GONE
Flames Caught in the Shaft and Suffoca.
ton Must Have Been the pOr.
tiOu Of All.

Calumet Mich, Sept AT about 3
o'clock today a fire broke out in the
shaft of the Osceola mine, and it is
more than probable that 40 men and
boys have been burned to death or suf-
located. The names of the men known
to be in the mine are as follows:
~ ir1n
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IEGAL sAIn.s-


CHATHAM SHERfFF"S SALE-Undeb
and by virtue Of q Il. ia. issued out OF tho
Office Of NJ. Naughtin, justice of the peace,
Chatham county, Georgia, In favor Of A..
Ehrlich & Bro. vs. Fountain & Miller and
le~y upon certain property OF the defen@
dants made by Henry Wetherhorn, con-
stable Of Chatham county, Aug g. 1896.
and Il. IA turned over TO me, ! will offer
the following described property Of tho
said defendants. Fountain & Miller, for
sale at public outcry before the court
house door of Chatham county. In the city
OF Savannah, on the FIRST TUESDAY In
OCTOBER, 1895. during the legal koura
OF sale, to satisfy said Il. "a. Terms cash.
Purchasers paying for titles.
All that tract or parcel Of land contains
ing two 60 acres more or iess) situate
being and lying In the county Of Chatham,
state Of Georgia. In the town OF Warsaw.
known as the property Of the estate of
Fountain, bounded on the east by diru
road, on the west by the property od
Ambos on the north by Ambos, GRAY
and others, on the south by Wyatt and
others together with all improvements.
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff c. Co Ga
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1895.

ments; but some evidence OF their having
received proper consideration would be a
recognition OF the labors Of the grand jury
and Information that the people have q
right TO expect
We again ask 10 congratulate the pub
lie on being blessed with such legal abil-
ity. judgment and uprightness as is en-
polied IN his honor, Judge Falligant. We
desire, also. 10 testify TO the ability. earn
estness, and zeal Of our present solicitor
general and ask that both Of these officials
as well as other court officers. accept our
thanks for courtesies and assistance rem
dered US.
We recommend that these presentments
be published in the Morning News and the
savannah Press.
w. w. Starr. Foreman.
r. c. Wylly.
Jas. S. Silva,
a. Netsburg.
John J. Gaudry,
Max I. Byck,
Arthur r. Launey,
Charles O.. Bell,
W. NJ. Bent,
John J. Carolan,
VIM p Hunter.
JnO. F. Crohan,
Edward J. Kennedy
Thomas Halngan.
Armin b. Palmer,
ID. r. Niyerson
Alon2o NJ West,
NJ Y. MacIntyre.
Savannah, Ca, Sept. 3, lS95-Wo the UNI
dersigned members of the grand jury SUI
perior court, June term. dissent from the
general presentment recommending an is
sue OF $4,000 bonds for road and drain
age work. f. c. Wylly,
NJ. Y. MacIntrye,
Ordered that these presentments be
published as recommended in open court,
Sept. 3, 1895. r. Falligant. Judge.
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HOUSES AND sTonEs ron RENr.

HOUSES AND STOKES FOR RENT.
ISCS 5s-s-- e,c,SS;,s &c MI -
son building. Bay street. foot OF JedeT-
son. John Flanncry.
FOR RENT. l6f CASTOR AND rs
Barnard street. Apply l55 Broughton
street
FOR RENT. RESIDENCE NO ll9
Dgfy. street. John l.. Archer & Co, No.
Bull street.
FOR RENT. STORE NORTHWEST
corner Broughton and Drayton streets
John l.. Archer 4 CO., No, 6 Bull street
FOR RENT. F'Rdf 10CFi j. BfoREs
l66 and l6s Bay street, cerneT. BarnRrd,
near the Ice house; VIII rent one Or both,
or make changes 70 suit tenant q. IL.
Remshart.
FOR RENT. FLORIDA .HoCsls l0l
BrOughton street, Is rooms, rcmOdeled.
painted and papered thg9gghout;. posses.
Bryan street -fo Aia'i
To RENT, No. 50 GWINNETT
street; possession given Oct. /. W. X.
Wilkinson.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
DWELLING, q jones street, from Oct. /;
store, l6l and l63 Bay street, from Sept 1
stores, l5S and 100 Bay street, possession
at once; store. Whitaker near Liberty,
possession at once. kolock & ScreVen,
" Bay street.
FOR. RENT. THAT FINE STORE,
Drayton street and Broughton lane. with
upstairs Apply John Nicolson.
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE
house 1l6 Jones street from Oct /: second
floor suitable for dentist office; arrange
ments can be made Immediately. Apply
Nbanez, Sorrell Building, or g. Bun street
HOUSE 1851 NEW HOUSTON
street. newly built and modern improve
& Schaul.
FOR RENTg FROM OCT. ], THAT DE
sirable residence, No. ll3 Jones street,
with modern Improvements. Apply Wal
thour q Rivers, No. l03 st. Julian street.
FOR RENT. NO. II NEW HOUSTON
street; possession at once: In good order
Apply Walthour q Rivers. No. JOB ST.
Julian street.
TO RENT FROM 1sT OCTOBER
next, No, l26 and 1870 Bay street. the ele-
CANT Offices ct present occupied by the
Ocean Steamship Company and the de-
s sra e store, az present occupied by Col
bingham, Central Railroad Bank.
FOR RENT, FROM OCT. 1. THAT DE
sirable house. No 81 Duffy street Apply
Walthour d Rivers, No. l03 ST. Julian
street.
WE HAVE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
for rent from the LIST of October. Apply
Champion a. Germany, No. us Bryan
street
STORES, THREE FINE ALL METAL
glass front, fire proof stores; car lines
pass uooIss an the central, r. &. ana T.,
ana sam railroad passengers pass. splon-
did stand for furniture. dry goods, pro-
duce, groceries. retail grain and hay, and
Tine auction rooms. South Broad and
West Broad street j. T. Guilmartin & co.
FOR LEASE, TO DESIRABLE TEN
ant for a term of years, one OF the most
comfortable homes in the city, In first
class condition and all modern improve
ments, centrally located, facing south,
on 20 feet Of ground front, with large
flower garden and all four sides free. Ad-
dress Postofiice Box SO.
HOUSES. 500 AND Sc SOUTH BROAD
street, Oct. /. NJ. S. Baker, real estate
agent. rs South Broad street.
FOR RENT. FROM OCT. !. DWELL
Ing 100 Taylor street. near Drayton. For
particulars apply S. Guckenheimer Bay
and Jefferson streets.
FOR RENT. RESIDENCE AND STORE
So Whitaker street, Nov. LIST. Apply 81
Whitaker street, or NJ. S. Baker
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personal.

-
you get a scraping shave with a cast-iron
razor. And tell that young barber OF the
old experienced barber, l0S Broughton
Street, Shaving supply House, the place
Tor good razors, shaving soap, strops and
hair tonic.
BAD SIGHT" ANISOMETROPIA
can be corrected without much expense
by Fegeas spectacles, los Broughton.
HAGEY INSTITUTE. ROOM NO. 10
Odd Fellows building, cures the liquor
morphine, cocaine and cigarette habit
cure guaranteed in every case.
THERE is NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot j;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist, removes
and cures ingrowng nails, cOrns, bum
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
Bull AID State streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


LADIES' IRREGULARITIES. ETC.
cured with ct. a. J.. brand French Pills.
Best, safe and reliable, 500 box; for one
month"; $50. by mail postage prepaid. W.
B. Orear x Co., Agents. Savannah, Ca.
l.. WACHSTEIN HAS REMOVED HIS
jewery store TO No i3t Broughton street,
with q fine now stock
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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NEW, NICELY ARRANGED OFFICES
over Merchants National Bank, for rent
from Oct. !. Southern front all modern
conveniences; electric chandeliers, radia-
tors. marble washstands, etc. Terms mod
crate; light aud heating free. Apply 10
Merchants National Bank.
FOR RENT, OFFICES AND WARE
houses In Lows building. "a and Sc Bay
street; the offices have perfect light and
ventilation; the warehouses open or the
Central railroad track on the River street
front. William l.. Wakelee, 1904 Bay
street
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

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WANTED TO RENT BY THREE
young men, small furnished house or
three adjoining furnished rooms, close in.
state price. T. D. A., News office.
WANTED, SAVANNAH BONDS.
Southwestern railroad stock, Augusta
and Knoxville railroad bonds. L. G. Wyl-
ly. Broker, 100 Bryan street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


800 INVESTED UPON OUR ADVICE
last March amounted to several thousand
dollars last week; very little risk. This
can be done now. This fall viii be better
than ever for large profits; send for our
book and proofs of this, showing how to
& Co, IS Beaver street New York
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a ioi3o O'cIocI this morning.
SALE UNDER AN ATTACHMENT.
ny j. aTcLAUGHLIN & son,
ON THURSDAY, 5t1l September, 1895,
at "a whitaker street, next corner
of DroughtOn street.

one expensive Bedroom Suite; Walnut
Sideboard Leather. Cover Chairs; 5
Chairs; ] Antique Mahogany Table: Mat
tress, Spring Pillows. . Feather Beds;
hasy Rocker; ! Walnut Wardrobe, very
fine, Dining Table etc. etc, etc.
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-~----~-~-~-----~~~-~-e >~s-s>--~>
FEW GENTLEMEN BCEkRDERS
wanted; private family; pleasant rooms,
with all convenlences; convenient to bus
mess. Home, care News office
BOARD, LARGE. WELL FURNISH
ed, airy rooms; good table; reasonable
terms. 163 South Broad.
TWO CONNECTING SOUTH ROOMS
with board. 1853 Jones street, between Bar
nard and Iattnan.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS HARTRIDGE'S SCHOOL WILL
be re-opened on October first a 208 Drdy-
limited will all those who desire to enter
their daughters, but have not yet applied,
make their application as soon as pOssi-
hle2
EPISCOPAL MALE ACADEMY, HOUS-
ton. Halifax County, Virginia. Healthful
location. Board and tuition 500 per session.
no extras. Prof. W. II. Faulkner, A. B..
W. Va.) Principal Address Rev.. J. G.
Shackelford. president executive commit
tee.
HOME SCHOOL Foa YOUNG LADIES.
Athens, Ga. Exercises resumed Sept. 10.
1895. For particulars, etc, apply to asso-
ciate principal. Miss G. Sosnowski.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~~<--~-~-~-re--~-
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Under and by virtue Of a writ Of election
issued by Hon. W. Y. Atkinson, governor.
~ IS hereby ordered and notice Is hereby
given that an election be held al tho
court house, IN the city Of Savannah be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and q
TY-F1FrH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1888.
for one representative from the county
Of Chatham In the House Of Representa-
tives OF the present general assembly. to
hll the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. j. j. Doolan.
Witness our hand ana official signatures
this third day of September. 1895.
j. J. DALE. G. G. G.
THOMAS J. CHARLTON. c. c. c.
w p CHAPLIN. G.. &. c.
Attest; JOHN X. DILLON,
Art{utr ftfs~IS
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HELP WANTED.

q WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD
cook. Apply Bannon House, Thunder
bolt
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS so
iicitor. Address, stating salary expected,
Z. o. Box 3l5
WANTED, A FIRST CLASS IRONER
to work by the day. Apply 179 Bolton
street.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for Is cents, as
Business Office Morning News
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J. J. Carolan.
NJ. L. Byck,
q efst

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
Your committee on schools have to re-
port that they visited all Of the schools
and school buildings in the city. As the
county schools were in vacation they had
no opportunity of seeing them.
At the Chatham academy they found
three rooms too small and lily ventilated.
this condition having been necessitated by
the recent demands for school accommoda-
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.
Notice 81 hereby given that / have made
application to the court Of ordinary FOR
Chatham county. for leave to sell Lot
thorpe ward, in city OF Savannah.
containing a width Of IS feet, and a depth
OF rs feet with improvements thereon, be-
ceased. for the payment Of debts ana
distribution and that said order will be
granted at October term 1885, or said
court, unless objections are filed thereto
SOLOMON SHEFTALL,
Administrator q. b. n. Estate OF Sarah j.
Parry, deceased.
STATE OF GEORGIA CHATHAM
COUNTY. William T. Thee has ap-
piled for exemption Of personally and
will pass upon the same at my office in
court house on Tuesday the third day Of
September, 1895, 4 o'clock p. m.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Ordinary c. G. Ga.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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BARKER & HOLLEMAN, ATLANTA,
negotiate loans on improved central bust
ness property in Savannah. Correspond
ence invited.