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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES
N0TICT M DERTORS Am CRTD1T

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY--No-
tice is hereby given TO all persons having
demands against John douglass late OF
to me- properly made out. within the time
prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount; and all persons
indebted to said deceased are required 10
make immediate payment TO me.
JORDAN f. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate OF John Douglass.
Deceased.
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oITY RREYIrIEa.

The Robertsvilie Independent Club Will
meet tonight at its hall. The club is
about 40 strong, and is supporting Dr.
president.
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NJ ScELLANEOUS.

SEND YOUR UMBRELLAS TO IS
Whitaker; only place that guarantees
cheap and good work.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS is words or more
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash In Advance. each Insertion
Anybody who has any want 90 supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise in THIS column.
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BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatern, Real Es-
tate Dealer. l29 York street, near Bull
street.
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Coz LEhsE.

Tor LEASE. TffREE HGNDRED
acres enclosed land, three and one-half
miles from city on r. c. and z. Railway.
near Ogeechee road. One-half under cul-
tivation: suitable for all crops; balance
good pasture. Apply J. P. Williams. 10
Bay street. III.
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THREE-sTORY RESIDENCE NO. Is
Lincoln street; modern improvements
rent reasonable to good parties. Apply
John Lyons.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LEARN SPANISH TAUGHT BY
Spaniard. Glass now organizing; three
more pupils wanted. De Pereyra, Georgia
Guinness College.
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ROUMS TO RENT.

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SIX ROOMS FOR RENT, REASON
able; corner Waldburg street and West
Broad, over drug store.
10 ABERCORN STREET, ELEGANT
rooms nicely furnished in suite or single.
gas, BATH hot and cold water
FOR RENT, A NICE FURNISHED
room. Inquire Mrs. 9. Weehsler, 81 Jef-
fersOn street.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN
southwestern part Of city, for gentleman.
A, Morning News,
ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor; large hall. third floor, In Lyons
block. John Lyons.
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FOR SALE, COWS. TWO FINE MILK
cows T. J. Davis, l56 Bay street
FOR SALE. ONE FLAT BOTTOM
covered wagon, cheap for cash. Apply
fGa Gwinnett street.
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BERMUDA GRASS MAKES THE FIN
est sod. pasture and hay; order the roots
OF the hay from c. A. Davis, Jr., Greenes-
boro. Ga.
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.

W alltlIle Mhtter9 OF Local and UOneraI
Int rest.
Tho schooner Aaron Reppard, Capt.
English. arrived yesterday from Port
Royal to load lumber for northern port.
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FOR RENT. A DELIGHTFULLY."- LO-
Gated eight-room residence on Bolton
near Abercorn; rent reduced to $40 per
month. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to c. II. Dorset No. 142 Congress
street.
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FOR SALE. A FINE PIANO IN GOOD
order and tune. 81 Jefferson street.
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE. Sew
eral b leghOrn cocks. Address J. this
Office
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FOa RENT---MlscELLkNEOUS.

STABLE FOR RENT Ar 173 CONGRESS-
street.
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EnR sALE.


FOR SALE. A FINE PIANO IN GOOD
order and tune. So Jefferson street
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE, SEW
office.
BERMUDA GRASS MAKES THE FIN
est sod pasture and hay; order the roots
or the hay from C. r. Davis, Jr-, Greenes-
b0rO, Ga.
FOR SALE. ONE OMNIBUS. 800; ONE
carry all. SEQ; nearly new and in good or
der. H. r. Brown, care Hotel Lanier. Ma
con, Ga.
FOR SALE, THE CONTENTS OF A
well-furnished house, viii sell upon rea-
sonable terms; also house for rent Adj
dress w. II. IT., Morning News
UNREDEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
~. organs. bicycles, clothing. very cheap.
Arthur Deutsch. PaWnoroker. Congress
street. next 20 Solomon's drug store.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatern, Real Es-
tate Dealer. l29 York street. near Bun
street.
FOR SALE. COWS. TWO FINE MILK
cows. T. J. Davis, l56 Bay street
FOR SALE. ONE FLAT BOTTOM
covered WAGON, cheap for cash. Apply
l64 Gwinnett street
FOR SALE. LOT 3, DECKER TYTH-
ing. Heathcote ward, on the north side
OF Broughton street. between whitaker
and Barnard streets: property now Occur
pied by Garfunkle & sons and Savannah
shoe Factory. For terms apply % George
w owens, Attorney at Law. "a Bryan
street.
FOR SALE A DELIGHTFULLY."- LO-
Gated eight-room residence on Bolton.
near Abercorn: will sell for part cash
and balance monthly. William Estin OF
G. II. Dorsett
To SELL. NEW AND STRICTLY
first-class upright piano; price Sl0o Ad-
dress 7. q. box gU.
CYPRESS SHINGLES FOR TYBEE
and other coast points; last longer and are
cheaper. boats can load at mills prices
are reduced 10 1926 and $3.50 per Thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS MaNfs

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WANTED. $1,000 POSTAGE AND REV
enue stamps; also confederate bills and
coins and stamps, 10 Orange street, Wal
than, Mass.
WANTED, TWO BARRED PLY
mouth Rock ROSTERS. Address j., this
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ITO NEW HOUSTON STREET FOR
rent. Newly built, ali modern improve
ments, speaking tubes, electric lights. etc
Apply 172 New Houston street or Appel Il
Schaul
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FOR RENT, A DESIRABLE RESI-
cence, No. SO Taylor street, between
Abercorn and Drayton streets. For par
ticulars apply to s. Guckenheiner e. Sons
BaV and Jefferson streets,
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CYPRESS SHINGLES FOR TYBEE
and other coast points; last longer and are
cheaper. boats can load AZ mills prices
are reduced 10 rs and 81 80 per Thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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nLD NEWSPAPERS. go for IS conts, ~
~ Business once Morning News
WHY SUFFER WITH CORNS. BUN
ions and ingrowlng nails when you can he
cured, not relieved, but positively cured
Dy Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist Or
derS can be left at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
corner OF Bun and State streets
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PERSONAL


NEW YEAR"-A PRETTY RING, a
fine watch, a nice bracelet or a gold wire
pin with name of wearer made while you
wait by Fegeas, the reliable jeweler, los
Broughton, Is the proper thing for New
Year
NOTlCE-E. c. GLEASONS LIVERY
and Boarding Stables are now located at
Congress and Drayton streets. Phone No.
y for his usual stylish Rhaetons, Vic
toria, Landau. Buggy. 4 Cart, or any
thing In fine livery.
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HOUSES AND STORES fOa ,RENT.

FOR RENT, SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
1872 1-2 Montgomery street. Apply 1872 Mont
Eomery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20

Mcclure was tempted BY the prop
crty owned by Gormsn 10 pass himself
on as the dead man. The two men re-
ssmbled each other. and armed az he
was with the history Of his cousin. and
knowing all the details Of his life At
sodgwick. Mcclure found II an easy
matter to appear at the home OF his
cousin In his assumed character Ito
was surprised he said, 70 succeed az
well as be had. and would not have
gone 80 far had not Mrs German finally
admitted that he was her husband.
Then u was too late 70 back out. and he
had been literally In willis Germans
shoes ever since.
Mcclure was completely FRUSTRATED
when he finished his confession, ana
with tears streaming down his face OIL
fered to marry Mrs German. lie said
he loved her. and waald do all IN nus
power to right the wrong he haa
wrought Tho child lying In Mrs. Cor
mans arms was his. he added. and thls
was an additional rNason why ne
should marry her.
MIR. Mclaughlin. angry though nc
Nas. recognized McGulrc's proposition
a. the most sensible that could be sus-
gestod. wanted his sister 10 accept tho
o0er. but Mrs. German would not la'eh
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
OHIO wHITEcAPs.

They Chastise . wife Heater ans
Drunkard aud Leave Him Hanging.
Thomas Humphreys. a wcak-Hinded
old man. residing on the eastern out.
skirts Of East Liverpool. was taken
from his house last week by a Whits
cap mob. terribly beaten and left fos
dead. Humphreys and his wife FIRE.
qucntly quarreled while under the In.
fluenee Of liquor. The gang dragged
the old man from bis bed. clothed only
In his night shirt. and In his bare fee,
compelled him TO walk TO lonely spot
where they beat him numerically and
left him hanging TO his wrists from tha
limb Of tree. Humphreys finally
worked himself loose and went 10 \
neighboring pottery for assistance,
His head. shoulders and back bear sick
ening evidences OF the cruel treatment.
and his injuries are serious. There is
no clew TO his assailants,
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Hon. ". Gully.

The rise In prominence Of the Gully
family. the grandson OF the founder OF
which is the speaker Of the British
House OF Commons. illustrates the pos
slbilitics OF democracy even In a king
dom. The grandfather. John Gully.
was butcher, who. on losing his trade.
became a prize-aghter then a book
maker. and finally left the turf with a
fortune. He was elected to Parliament
In 1889. at the age Of forty-nine. His
son became a celebrated physician. and
his grandson was successful lawyer
before he entered politics. The speak
er's salary Is twenty-five thousand dol
lars a year. and after retirement he
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sary to separate the two brothers. so
totally unlike were thcy Crown Prince
Frederick. with the consent OF his faith
cr. sent his second boy. Henry. on a
"trip around the world. The young
prince won the affection OF those
brought into personal contact with him
and Of the public as vel His picture
was printed In every paper In the en-
pire. together with accounts OF his ex-
periences abroad The fact that he be-
gan his chosen career at the bottom Of
tho ladder ard was known to be an ex-
celleat comrade. who preserved his
charming manner In spite OF the dis
cipline and rough work attending a sea-
faring life. cndeared him 10 the people
OF his elder brother nothing more vas
known than that he was a close SUDDEN.
and slowly gained successive degrees
In the army while the old Emperor
william lived he occupied the attoa-
ton Of the monarchlal party. somewhat
to the de,rlment Of the two princes. es-
pecially as the crown prince. then in
the prime OF his life. stood between
them and the throne Then came the
death OF the old emperor. and ninety
days later his son Frederick followed
him to the grave From obscurity the
present emperor was suddenly lifted 10
the height OF his ambition That this
change In his fortunes developed traits
OF character that until then GO had been
his duty % control. r. no. denied even
by his most enthusiastic culogis,s.
WilIambecam the center OF publ,
attention. and his brother. without
envy, devoted himself 20 his duties.
The grandfather probably ioreseelns
unpleasant relations. made a will By
which Prince Henry was made abso-
luiely independent OF his brothers
whims. an act without precedent In the
history OF the house OF Hohenzollern.
The new emperor began n systematic
course Of attracting public attention to
make himself popular lie wanted to
be poet. singer general equestrian.
sharpshooter. and he wished to lead. TO
rank FIRST anywhere. everywhere. There
was one position that appeared 10 be a
bar to his ambition. the position which
by right belonged to his brother Henry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20

Corning can lay claim 10 the li,tlest.
most penurious, grasping nickol-skin-
ner Of the century. Hctty Green isD't
in Il with that fellow. What on earth
Is the use OF a young B,an making him.
self the butt Of rldiculc by doing bust.
ness on the prlciple that a iO-cent piece
IL bigger than the stone cap 10 the tomb
Of Christ? The liberal thinker. the lib.
eral business man, and the liberal man.
ager are the fellows who succeed In life.
but the graSping miser, the hagEler
over a penny and the nlokel-skinner
rise about 30 high sad then tall with q
dull and alckenlng Swat-oornlnR
CKaa.l Gazette.
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Chnd.rel.eplnr by Mhel..,Is.

4 woman known as Gaclana Stomoh
has been arrested In Sicily for the
wholesale poisoning OF children with
phosphorus She administered tho
poison by mixing It with wine and pre-
vaillng upon the children 10 drink a.
Her victims already number twenty.
three Il Is stated that they an died
In fearful agony The woman has con.
fessed to having committed the deed.
and offered as an explanation that sho
wanted revenge for the death Of two
OF her own children who had been be.
witched. A crowd Of people attempted
10 lynch the woman and were prevented
with great difficulty.
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disappeared

A little over two months ago a son
was born 10 Mrs. German and her
brother. 7. II. Mclaughlin. came on
from his homo In Nebraska. In response
to a message saying that his sister was
not expected to live. On his arrival he
made matters very interesting by de-
claring that the supposed German was
not the same man who had originally
married his sister. Il was explained 20
him that German had been very sick
during his absence and that perhaps
this Was what caused the great change
in his appearance. This explanation APP
parently satisfied Mr. Mclaughlin, and
when Mrs. German was out OF danger
he departed. ostensibly for his Neb-
raska home. but In reality for Michi-
gan to investigate the story told by his
alleged brother-in-law. This .avesti-
CATION has resulted In Aiding that the
supposed Willis German Is fraud and
that the real Willis German has been
dead since the spring Of 1892.
Mr.. Mclaughlin traced German after
he left Sedgwick. and found a. he had
gone TO Milwaukee. and from there
across the lake TO Michigan. where he
had worked In the mines. being known
TO an as German Mclaughlin. II was
further found that he had been some
what demcnted. which probably ac-
counted for his leaving his home. In
the spring OF 1892, German had been in
lurod and had been taken In charge by
John Mcclure, living at or near Han
cock. Mich. who claimed to be the In
iured mans cousin. Here German died,
aud soon afterwards Mcclure disap-
poared. no one knew whore. The
two men had resembled each other TO "a
remarkable degree. Mr.. Mclaughlin
was told by the people who had seen
them together.
Returning TO Sodgwick a few days
ago. Mr.. Mclaughlin charged the sup
posed willis German with being an Inn
poster and with being In reality John
Mcclure. The man holly denied the
charges. but when confronted with in
disputable proofs that he was lying. he
broke down and confessed all. He said
Willis German was his cousin. and
when German was injured In the mine
he was taken In charge by Mcclure and
nursed. In his happiness In finding a
klnsman. German told Mcclure all
about his home life. his wife. his prop
erty and his friends. for a. he lay there
dying. everything came back TO him
and his mind was once more clear.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20

Strange things happen In Florida. A
recent instance Is reported by the
Timcs-Unlon Of Jacksonville.
one Of the queer documents In tho
Office Of the county Judge Is will
written on a piece Of implanted plank
live feet loag and one foot wide. The
plank was sawed out Of the house Of
Mrs Arnold who lives iust outside the
city.
The plank was a part Of the wall. on
a bed beside it lay a Sick mat. John
"a. oBricu, whom Mr8 Arnold had be-.
irIcndod Before he died he wrote on
the plank in pencil these words.
Mrs Arneld. God bless her. shan
have an leave"
He LETT $500 The win o. an unhaniy
document to Ole but q serves to
makers purpose.
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All tho enumerated Arit and accom-.
plishments he practlced on and: the
ocean was sull unconquered by him
here ruled his brother. n ever the
father and grandfather OF the quarrel
ling princes had any ultimate purpose
in view when. with their consent.
Prince Henry chose the navy for his
career. Il certainty must have been
their intention to make him command
Ing admiral Of the German navy. a po-
sltlon that II Is generally conceded he
has not only earned. but which his SUI
perior talents entltle him 10. To ap-
point his brother to this position would
have been but an act OF justice on the
part OF the present emperor. hut In bis
unbounded pride he wishes 10 retain
the highest position In the navy for
himself as he ls commRnder-in-ch
OF the army and practically his own
chancellor Il evidently ls his intea-
ton TO immcstallze himself. either as
grand success or menstrous fail
urc. The German navy Ia without an
admiral who Is not subject 10 The or
ders OF the emperor or his immediate
superior
When Prince Henry married. Will
liam sent him as a wedding present a
tife-size portrait OF himself. to be hung
up In the vostlbule Of the castle In
Thiel. where the prince resides. Will
liam. In that picture wears the uni
form OF the grand admiral OF the navy.
When Prince Henry saw this picture
he merely shook his head His feel
ings may be imagined. but he held his
peace
Finally the measure OF afironts vas
full. Al the opening Of the North Sea
canal the emperor appeared IN the uni
form Of the grand admiral. thus taking
10 himself the honorH Of the moment.
which by rights belonged 10 his brother
who. aa commander Of the Kiel squad
ron. was entitled TO them. what he
should have done was TO appear in the
role OF an honored guest. instead OF TAX
Ing the command out OF his brothers
hands. The consequences Of this act are
before the world That the ambition
Of the restless william ia stlIl unsatls-
ned, no one doubts. What will he at
tempt next, and what will be his END?
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"HowDVs"

II Is common In Arabia 10 put cheek
10 cheek
The Hlndoo falls In the dust before
his superior
The Chinaman dismounts when a
great man goes by.
a japanese removes his sandals
crosses his hands and cries out. spare
met
The Australian natives practice the
singular custom. when meeting. OF
making a grimace at each other.
A striking salutatIon OF the South
Sea Islanders b. 10 fling a jar OF water
over the head of a friend
The Arabs hug aud kiss each other.
making simultaneously host q in
qu.ries about each others health and
prospects
The Turk crosses his hands upon his
hreatt and makes a profound obeisancc.
thus manlfestlng bis regard without
coming Ia personal contact with rs
object.
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PHILOSOPHY.

The iovc OF money keeps many men
from vice
The locomotive builder o. noted Tor his
engine-ulty
The proper thing Tor a jury Is 90 Be
Arm hut not fixed.
The fcttcr of proprlety should be worn
az an ornament not a chain.
The surcst way TO become poor lu
earnest Is 20 try TO Keep an sou get
The trouble with cheerful people is
thar their chccrfulness h too hard e.
snub
n yon don't want your boy 20 turn out
bad. DON'T bear down too hard on the
grinistunc.
There ought 90 be a law passed that
railway restaurant keepers shall date
their apple pies.
The more worthless a man IL when ne
leaves a town. the greater probability
that he will come hnck.
W. learn that ministers are seriously
disturbed over the innovation known as
the aut matie coupler.
A Hsh diet Il said 90 be good FOR the
brain Probably this IL because the Gah
40 ~ often In schoela
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and some business property near that
place. and his domestic relations were
OF the most pleasant character, no red-
son could be assigned for his leaving.
Extensive search and inquiry de-
veloped no trace OF his whereabouts.
Mrs German finally reconciled herself
10 widowhood and set about looking
after her property. worth In the neigh
borhood OF $4,000. In March, 1884.
man appeared In Sedgwick and an
nounced himself as the missing Willis
German. lie closely rcscmbled the
missing man and had knowledge 0f cir
cumstances that only German and his
wife knew. Nevertheless Mrs German
had her doubts. There was something
peculiar about him which the friends OF
the missing Willis German could not
understand lie possessed all the char
acteristics OF the absent man, but could
not get names and localities right al all
times. and did not seem as familiar
with the country around sedgwick as he
should have been. The man accounted
for this by saying that he had been IN
iured in the head over In Michigan. to
which state he had wandered and that
his mind was not as strong as u had
been prior 20 HE accident He had been
with his cousin. John Mcclure. he said
who had been very kind 10 him during
his long illness.
Within a month the man was recos-
nized by all az the real Willis German
and he then took his place as the head
Of the German family. The feeling on
the part Of Mrs. Germans friends that
all was not right wore on after a time
and until n few days ago this man has
been looked upon as willis German, the
lawful husband OF Mrs. German with
whom he has been living. and the legal
owner OF the property which had been
cared for by the lady after her husband
disappeared.