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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-11
Town where Nothing Ever Happens.
From the Boston Transcript.


In Windsor county, Vermont, Is about as
queer a town as there is in the United
States. It's name is Baltimore, and It pos
sesses little of interest save a history IN
which none OF It's inhabitants expresses
the slightest pride. Baltimore is fairly
old, as American towns 60 having been
set off from Cavendish and organized in
1893. II then had 275 presumably ambitious
and hopeful Inhabitants but every CEN
sus taken since then has revealed a steady
growth-downward. In 1900 the place had
lost one citizen, and the subsequent record
stands as follows: In 1910. 2O7 inhabitants:
1S9l 29. 1880 179; 1910. los; 1850 12i 1860,
JIG. 1870 So; 1881, Il. and 1890 g. To-day
the number Is So, and one OF the 30 spends
his winters In the soldiers home at Brat
tleboro. Nothing ever happened I'm the
town, not even a crime, and IL has no dis
unguished sons or daughters The houses
are scattered over the territory included
within Baltimore's limits, nowhere form-
ing anything like a village, and there Is
no store, no church, nor post0fice. nor
even "A cider mill The people are prosper
Gus enough as Vermont farmers define
prosperity. but they keep moving away
whenever opportunity offers, ana nobody
ever moves in. II is twenty years since q
wedding took place there
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WANTED. LIVE AGENTS FOR SA-
vannah and Chatham. Bulloch Emng-
ham, Bryan, Tattuall, Emanuel, Johnson,
Screvcn jefferson and Washington coun-
ties TO write life insurance; good OPEN
ing 10 live and energetic men; hrst-class
contracts. Apply Jenkins & Mitchell, gen
eral agents Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association, corner Bull and state streets,
Savannah. Ca
BIG MONEY TO LIVE AGENTS SELL
ing west pocket bank check punch" does
same and better work than S25 machine,
retais $3.50 each. rapid seller, exclusive
territory for sale. sample mailed $50;
write quick Address VIM. A. Mears. Cen
eral Agent No 1913 Bourse Building, Phil
adelphia.
YUKON GOLD FIELDS: SENSATION
of the century: only authentic practical
book. official and Endorsed; positively first
book ready. don't wait for others; one
agent sold 20 first afternoon; contains
maps, routes. expenses, mining laws, eli
mate. etc; price Sl5O; most liberal rates
credit given; freight paid; "A fortune for
agents; outfit and territory 10 cents. Mon
roe Book Company dept. %. Chicago.
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RUsH on OCEAN rRAvEL.
steamers Go Out Filled On Every
Trim North

trip North.
In spite of the five sailings a week n
New York. the Ocean Steamship Company
is having the biggest rush for passenger
accor Amodations on north-bound vessels
il las ever known
Che Tallahassee went out yesterday with
every hrst-class accommodation taken
The passenger list of the Kansas CITY
which sails at o'clock this afternoon. was
completely filed up last night, with many
inquiries for berths by would-be passen-
gers, who could not be accommodated.
some, who were anxious to go, and could
not obtain frst-class berths offered to oc-
cupy cots II the company would provide
Others, who are accustomed TO travel first
class, took second-class, rather than miss
the steamer
Agent Brewer received over
fifty kilograms yes terday relative to
accommodations on the Kansas CITY and
other steamships and as many more we're
received the day before. Mr. Brewer and
his assistant. Mr.. Pritchard. have 10 work
nights IN order to keep up with the bust
ness.
a better illustr9 ton of the rush north
ward is the fact that all the available
hrst-class space on the Chattahoochee
when sails Aug. 10, and the Gate City,
Whleh sails Aug. IA, has already been
taken. IjVeI the assistant purser's rooms
on the cha ttahoOchee have been sold and
mere Were just two upper berths left last
night or. the Gate City. Persons who
desire 10 make the trip by one or the
other of these vessels will have to take
lhte nnediate berths unless they have the
luc to get the places of some who are
W IeXpectedly detained.
There is nothing surprising in the fact of
the Kansas City being crowded,
this popular liner at this
season Of the year, but that the Gate City.
"a vessel not near so well known to ocean
travellers, should have al her space sold (
out four days in advance, shows that there6,
has been remarkable Increase in steam st
ship travel. lei
The Gate City, having been until re cl
Gently on the Boston line, has not had I'd fl
opportunity of becoming so wei known A
her sister ship, but She is said to be no
the Kansas City in speed, and one of I n,
best equipped vessels on the line. -.
Tie increase in summer stei- III
ship travel is hardly due tQa l.
greater number of people travelling mn
ward this year. Money conditionsall
not permit of that. The reason ispat de
the pleasures of steamship travel a be st
coming better known in this secuoaach
year and in addition to that gresr Ell
fort has been made in working the -
summer steamship travel this va. Mr. y
Brewer, the local passenger art, and y
his coadjutors throughout Injection 4,
have been especially active in as work -,
and the fruits of their labors q evident .,
IN the crowds that 90 nOrthwd almost -,
daily by the steamships. ~
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


BIRTHDAY, ENGAGEMENT WE'D
ding present: welcome, lasting and well
tememDered-is a handsome ring, wateh,
bracelet, spectacles. umbrella or walking
cane; these are necessities; 40 to Fegeas.
the reliable ieweler. % East Broughten,
mark 'cm down as necessaries. not as lax
urtes; his window; everything marked
in plain figures.
STORM INSURANCE. WRITTEN ny
Il. J. Davant, Jr., special agent, Cont
mental Insurance Company, ll6 Bay street,
east
HOW To BECOME LAWFUL PHYSr-
clans, dentists or lawyers Address Lock
Box 1886, Chicago.
BIG BARGAINS For THIS WEEK
only, in iron safes. cash registers, store
and office fixtures; also fine assortment OF
buggies, carriages and wagons. etc, at
knockout figures. T. j. Finn. PIP Brough-
ton, east.
STORM INSURANCE GRANTED by
Continental Insurance Company r. J.
Davant Jr., special agent. No. ll6 Bay
street. east.
NERVOUS DISEASES ARE OFTEN
brought on by having sore feet; YOU are
not tit for business when your feet hurt
YOU; l can put you ON your feet in good
shape; improving nails taken out and
cured without pain; just drop me a pos
tai or leave an order on my slate ar
Wheeler's drug store corner Bun and
state streets; office, No. Az Macon street,
east office hours to a. m; TO p.
M; to D. IN. Lem Davis surgeon
chiropodst
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CITY BREVITIEs.

petition was filed with the superior
cum Yesterday by Mrs. Mary Kel,am for
y privilege Of adopting a founding child,
'oae parents are unknown. She wants
name the child Edward Kellam.
iances Blizzard and Annie Green, both
',''.' H. had fight In Lange's free and
NJ On Oslethorpe avenue, last night.
lizard woman was sllghtly>cut in the
''.i.i 2. Her assailant was arrested by
Str-t Davis.
.aI-ss Low, colored. was struck by a
eir near the Bolton street depot
savannah, Thunderbolt and Isle
railway, yesterday morning. and
g .-itd. lie was taken to the Geor-
s' In-rmary
e'ie 10 be given by the members Of
'i'.'itl1n Literary and Social Club will
e't crowds Of people to Daufuskie
There win be three boats dur
443 20 take the people down TO
#ger,,. one Of which will leave in the
lalne Of the tug Regis brought
~ Japanese peaches from In
h.n year ago. lie planted
tle product was running
s bearing fruit which resem.
.hl.5 ~ form and flavor. but IS
b. .l tnan tie American fruit
boz IS similar to those OF musk
tf ~ named Myers got into a row
Man,. .'pfletor Of a Greek fruit store
.f.. a1iy ana York streets yester-
ar.. loon. The proprietor and AN his
1 ~. Tor Myers. lie escaped and
Il .....t .i'Iieeman Jcrnigan. who. with
h. ..'..es of Policeman Collins. took
}e. y Greeks, Eve In number. and
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Per Central of Georgia railway. Aug. 10
. bales cotton, i75 tons pig iron. 1852 bales
domosucs, 1851 pkgs mdso. &c bbls rosin,
"a bbls spirits. 90 cars lumber. ] car poles,
! car corn, 2 cars hay car marble / ear
butter. ! car stoves ana castings. 4 cars
blocks. car barrels I car melons.
Per Florida Central and penluaular rail-
road, Aug lO-1 car live stock. ] car hay.
2 cars mdsc. ] car tobacco. ] car wood. ]
car coal, 10 cars phosphate. "a bb.s rosin
l02 bbls spirits.
Per Georgia and Alabama railway. Aug
1865 bbls r0ain. 39s casks spirits ~ cars
lumber. . cars mdac ] car meal 2 cars
-four. car rico, car coal. ] car hay, !
car iron.
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Ftrnandina, Fla. Aug. 10-Saied schr
Horace +, Shears, Kennerey, New York.
Charleston, Aug 10-Sailed schr Mary
Lee Patton Steelman, Baltimore.
Wilmington, N. c.. Aug. i0.-Cleared,
schF John II. Cannon, Harrison, Jackson
VILE, Fla.
Jacksonville. Fla, Aug. 10.-Arrived,
steamship Iroquois. Kemble, New York,
and cleared for New York; schr c. c. Web
rum Cavileer. Beaufort, s. G.. schr John
II. Hall, Boone, Philadelphia
Apalachco.a. Aug 10.-Entered. bark
Jane Panda Appiedcr
Cleared, bark Pohona CBr). Cook. Quebec.
Sailed, schr Morris W. Child, Beck. Fail
River.
Genoa Aug G-Arrlyed. steamer Ober-
on. Pensacola.
Baltimore, Aug. 10.-Arrlved, steamer
Berkshire, Kirwan. Savannah.
Sailed. steamer Itasca. Savannah.
Barbados. Aug ARRIVED schr Sa-
bahia. London for Pensacola.
Aug TO- steamer West Indian, Liverpool
for Pensacola.
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LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. S. T Lohey of oglethorpe is in the
city
Mr.. r. ]. Reid of Crawfordville was here
yesterday.
Mr.. ]. c. Clark came over yesterday
from Hubert.
Mr.. G. NJ. Archer came UP yesterday
from Waycross.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Turpin came down yester-
day from Macon.
Miss Alice NJ. White is visiting Mrs. H.
NJ. Law. in Atlanta.
Mr.. William Henderson of Ocilla spent
yesterday in the city.
Registered al the Screven yesterday was
Mr.. c. II. Bullock of Collins.
Mr.. G.. S. Evans of Ashburn was
guest at the Pulaski yesterday.
Among the arrivals in the city yester.
day was Mr.. ]. z. Vance Of Griffin.
Mr.. j. d. Myrick came down yesterday
from Dovedale, registering at the De Soto.
Mrs w. w. Starr and daughter, Miss
Neva, leave tonight for a stay at Ashe-
vile.
Among the arrivals in the city yester-
day was Mr.. r. d. Brown of Hawkins
VILE.
Among those registered at the De Soto
yesterday was Mr.. Samuel Hape of Hape-
vile.
Mr.. D. NJ NJ. McRae of MeRae was in
the city yesterday, registered at the Pu-
laski.
Mr.. D. Rhodes of Hawkinsvlle spent
yesterday in the city guest Of the
Screven.
Mr. Alex Wachte came down from Ma
con yesterday and was a passenger
aboard the Tallahassee.
Among the visitors who spent yesterday
In the city was Mr.. II. ID. Overstreet, who
came down from SWainsh oro.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilhelm, "a saloon
keeper Of this city. owns dog. and that
dogs name B. Guy. lie ls "a King Charles
spaniel which Mr.. Wilhelm imported
when "a pup. That was sovcn years ago
Ho prizes the dog az he docs Dis lie. Guy
performs an sorts Of miraculous tricks
taught him by bis master. and makes him-
self generally useful about the saloon. A
few years ago Wilhelm taught iho dog t0
cat pennies. since then the habit bias
Grown on the dog. until b. has begun 90
regard the copper al 70 relish. ile hHH
eaten na high na forty in r. single day.
an person has 10 DO is 40 place penny
on Guy'a noaa and count seven. ana tho
instant The seventh uumofnl D. reached
Guy snaps fhe copper from fho end OF hla
u01c ana Instantly swallows o.
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ron nENI-IIoUsEs.

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FOR RENT HOUSE on BAnNARD
street. near Hall; modern c0nyenienccs.
Apply O. O.. Mathews.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE RESI-
dencc. No. $50 Tattnaii street. containing
al modern conyenicnccs. Apply at corner.
FOR RENT. first OCTOBER.
house 27 East Gordon street. front on Cali
hOun square. with 10 rooms. aIl modern
Improvements. Apply 10 T.. o. or q. 4.
Armstrong. Or A.. u. Armstrong az Guy
ton.
FOR REST. i05 PREslDENT. EAST
thoroughly renovated. possession immmn-
diafclyi also other desirable dwelling. Al.
ply Albert WHY, ~ Bryan street. east
FOR REET. OCT isT. kEsiDENcr
iM Gordon block. fourth from WhIHEef.
in good repair. bot and cold NaIsf. ffe.
Apply 10 %, w. WHf Hrna omre
rOh HEHT ~ HEW IwrsroM
tiffft HNf Sew hOur0. rpf8kInF 41ea.
f.nffio ITNfH. IHi 900 concordance nanf
rlraD App.y ~ Sow Houston Hueff.
HfHf
rDt hEhT ifEHiDENcE "a cuAhi..
t9n .irffi ffri rpuflHnff rDrn1r flnasInt
or q p Baker agens 90 Og.lllgfpe
alenaa esq.,
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HELL MANrEn-MALEs.

-~--e~--~--~~~~---~~->-~~~---
and typwriter; some experience; owning
machine; temporary employment; possi-
Die permanently Apply 107 Liberty street,
between II and Y to-day
WANTED, AN EXPE ENCED
clerk, quick at figures and good penman.
to assist i'm a Bay street firm Apply In
own handwriting, +. o. Box u.
WANTED. AN FRESHMAN FOR FARM
work one who Is willing and good ma
tured; mention salary expected; good home
for right party; must be sober. y. A. Har-
per. Saussy Ga.
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Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
--iS8 bales domestics and yarns 50i bbls
rosln. 10 bbls spirits turpentine. "a. SCI feet
lumber. 100 bales wool. IS turtles 4 cases e.
gars. 100 bbls fruit 1872 boxes fruit. 40 tons
pig iron. "a pkgs mdse G32 sacks clay.
Per German bark Elizabeth for Harburg
u 90 barrels r0sn. valued az g2i HIS. +.
shotter Company
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Remarks-Heavy rains occurred in Ar
Kansas Eastern Tennessee, Mississippi,
Southern Alabama and Southern Georgia.
Continued cool weather prevails in the
southeast, but high temperatures are re-
ported from the West Gulf coast.
Observations taken Aug 10, 1897, p. m,
18th meridian time. a the same moment
of time a all stations for the Morning
News:
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~ suppose" said the stern parent.
you know that the man who takes my
daughter takes her aa che stands. without
a penny"
you don't say 10" replied the lmpetu-
Gus lover. I'm that case ! should d. doing
the dear girl great wrong. love her
TOO well ~ take bier under such condl-
lions"
And che storm parent embraced fhe I'm
pofuoua lover and folded him a. Die breast.
and Hnid unto hIm. "H0u afr fHf 81 o. 4
hafo been booking f0r you ars az aaay.
going laE and you haFo mrtne nosfln
TFnnHrrpf
"Dur ras meter D. nl Tomw
"WhHff fhr mHffrr raFffIn feHeff"
"Ag, gnispiug ggnslmpt i9u. '-gsdN
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HELP WANTED-FENIALIes.

-@~~-~---~-~~~----~->-~~~
WOMAN OF FAIR EDUCATION TO
travel; permanent; $40 per month and ex-
penses Address, with references, H., Box
49, Philadelphia
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PROPOsALs WANTED.

u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Charles
ton s. c.. Aug. 10. 1897. Sealed proposals
for furnishing and delivering materials
and constructing a gun emplacement on
Sullivan'a Island. South Carolina, Will be
received here until y m, Sept. .. 1897, and
then publicly opened Information fur
nished on application. Frederic v. Abbot.
Capt. Engrs.
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The spaldlng base ban club defeated the
Crack-a-Jacks yesterday by a score Of %
TO r. The batteries for the Spaldings
were Roche and Buckwald and for Crack
Attacks +. Farris and Jolle.
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nMPLoYNIrNT WAITED.

~~~~~---~>~-----~-~s-----> --,--~-~-~-~-~-----~-
DRUGGIST REGISTERED. WANTS
a situation at once; o years old, first-class
references. Box i57 Waycross. Ga.
POSITION WANTED, BY a PRAC-
teal carriage painted and fast striper.
II. w. c., this office
WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED.
man. position as bartender or any kind
OF honorable work Address. c.. care Of
News Office; hrst-cass references given.
AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN.
who Is an expert accountant and penman,
desires position, either as bookkeeper or
salesman. References furnished from
present employer Y. l.. Warren Beach,
Ga
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Mrs.. Wlnrl0W'a Soothing Syrup has been
used f9r children toefhIng d aoofhes tie
child, f0fiern me fuma. aNaFs 90 pain.
cures wind collr. aud 81 TIE beet remedy
for 9iauhges. Twenty cents 3 bottle.
I'D.
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WANTED, SMALL HOUSE BE-
tween CASTOR and Anderson and Price
and Barnard Streets rent must be low.
J. w. g.. =. o. BOX 3i5.
WANTED. TO RENT. A DWELLING
with four or FIVE bedrooms. located in the
southern portion Of the city, between Hall
and Henry street and jefferson and Hab-
ersham streets. +. l.. Cooper.
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t1An1Nr 1NrrLLIGENcr.


Steamship Kansas City. Fisher, New
York-Ocean Steamship Company.
Bark Elizabeth (GeD Reimers, Harburg
Dahl & Andersen.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE. TWO-STORY BRICH
building On Broughton street, with store
and roomy clubhouse. Apply l3O Brough-
ton east.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ESTATES MANAGED, HOUSES
rented and rents collected by Robert H.
Tatem, real estate dealer, No. York
street west.
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GOlu SceiitS Oh tle emu OF lHe par.
This restaurant was in a placer where
the first hanging in the state had taken
place.
Books and papers were at premium.
There We're a few Bibles that had been
brought by way of "the Horn" but that
was all. It became known that Farm
er's Almanac" had been packed with some
stuff which arrived in camp. ana IL was
quickly bought at a ridiculously high
price. He who became the possessor
wrote later:
/ read the almanac through and through,
forward and backward. sideways and up
side down. and by spring had acquired
such a knowledge Of astronomical science
that I could have located the signs Of the
Zodiac blindfolded, stand on my head and
calculate an eclipse, foretel TIE condition
of the weather for more than ten years
ahead, ana prognosticate me value Of
popcorn, baked peanuts and chewing-gum
crops for the whole time.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED. OLD-FAsHIONED MA
hogany furniture. with claw feet chairs,
tables. sofas pier table. also. gilt mantel
mirror. colonial style. Address S35 Ram
soy street. ST. Paul, MINI.
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SAILED NIcsTEnDAY.
DEPARTED YnsTEnDAY.

Steams hip Tallahassee, New York.
Bark c. Tobias (Nor), Liverpool.
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IT, temperature; ~. velocity of wind
J. VI. Sherier.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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Steamer w. S. Cook. Garnett, Augusta
w. 4. Gibson, Manager.
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NOTICE 10 MANNERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation win be furnished masters Of YES
sells free Of charge in United States hy-
geographic office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts recelv-
ed for transmission to the navy depart
ment.
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Special Texas Rainfall Reporl-Dallas,
"a inch Longview, .02; Weatherford, "a;
sherman, 80 Report from Henrietta not
received.
Heavy Rehabilitation, Tenn, LA
inches; Holly Springs, Miss, 2.44
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/. '''0o Prom iioyai GrcnrInm.

''a payment on 5000 10 Mrs.
.' White Plains. N. y.
'.ai by the secretary OF pu.
@ Royal Arcanum. Of
A.r Monfamo w,s ~ -,
Hh'aeuo diod Ipr, % = mem D.
pakment of bi' 80. sNl -. q
Tha eisI,, 'ol.g W4s
H..a ..nplneas that charac.
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GOLD MINERS ADVENTURES.
some OF The Experiences and Priva-
lions in Early California Days.
From the New York Tribune.

lions in Early California Days.
From the New York Tribune.
The discovery of gold in large quantities
in Alaska and the reports of large finds
have stimulated travel in that direction,
and excitement similar to that which pre-
vailed in the United States when gold was
discovered in California, and in England
when the first reports came from the
African gold fields, prevails in the far
west. Mining and exploring expeditions
have already started and others are be-
ing organized. New York, Philadelphia
and Chicago papers contain advertise
mcnts of prospecting parties" which any
person may join by paying an initiation
fee Of $500, and adveuturers are working
their way toward the Pacific coast with
a view 10 being near the mines, if they
cannot be in them
There are many original "Forty-niners"
IN various parts Of the United States, and
many cities have organizations where the
original gold-hunters meet every year to
tell the stories and relate the adventures
which made the days of 40" the most
important in their careers. The eXperien-
ces of these men are listened to with re-
neWed interest at this time. Many of the
White-hcaded gold-hunters of the days of
~ believe that the risks which men take
IN going to the new gold fields are as
nothing compared with what they did
way back in 40"
No matter how hard they will have to
work, said one old man. the men who
go to Alaska viii never have to put up
With what he had to in the days when gold
was first found in California There are
railroads and the telegraph now, and i'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~--~~~~~~~-~~--~-~~-~-~
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
TORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-No-
tice Is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing demands against Joseph Lang late of
said county. deceased. TO present them to-
me- properly made out. within the time
prescribed by law, 80 as to show their
character and amount; and all persons in
debted 10 said deceased are required to
make Immediate payment TO me.
JOHN A. GOETHE,
Administrator estate OF Joseph Lang. de-
ceased.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY -
Whereas, Charles n. Ebbs has applied to
court OF ordinary for letters dismissory as
guardian OF the property OF Cook Will
liams, minor.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all whom Il may concern 10 be and APP
pear before said court to make objection
Or any they have on or before the first
Monday IN September next, otherwise said
letters will be granted.
Witness. the Honorable Hampton l..
Ferrill. ordinary for Chatham county, this
the third day Of August, 1897.
FRANK r. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. G. G.
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roRr PARAGRAPHS.

''' Matters OF Local ana Gem
~ erai Interest
ln bark Elizabeth cleared voa.
i1rblrg. with 1850 barrel IN
q '-i,iiL She was towed 10
..e She anchored. and viii
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or iiomo Gays that Ne.
80 OF tho famous i,a-
20 tanning. ''''' 70 Amer
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ron RENT-sTOREs

~-~~~-~~--~~>~-~~~---~ ~~>-S-~-~-~>~-----~-~>~-.s
ron RENT. FROM OCT. ], STORE NO.
2t7 Congress street, west. Apply to Kol-
lock q Screveu.
FOR RENT. NEW STORE, WITH
first class cellar. State street, three doors
east of Barnard $50 a month. Apply to
John Sullivan Scnley
STORES AND OFFICE, 100 AND 12a
Bryan street. east. oct. l. Henry Blum
or NJ. s. Baker. agent.
FOR RENT. FROM NOVEMBER THE
LIST. store and premises, No Al Barnard
street, now occupied by Cell & Quint. Ap-
ply to Walthour & Rivers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-11
IA }. McLAUGHLIN * SON,

At Il o'clock at POI Harris street. north
west corner Habersham.