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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
pEnsoNAL.

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TECHNICAL AND PRACTICAL"
knowledge Of his business and his untir-
ing efforts to please his customers, ac-
count for the amazing success Of the pro-
prietor of the Savannah Hair, Jewelry and
Shaving Supply House, the place in Geor-
gia for all kinds of hair goods, artistic and
becoming hair dressing, and the sole de-
pot for Emile's hair tonic. Is East Brough-
ton street
GREEN TURTLE SOUP AT CUSTOM
House Shades to-day. Alley & Kelley.
RED DRAGON INN. WATERS RAOD;
the cycler's retreat; cool. shady: all kinds
of refreshments first-class family resort
STORM INSURANCE WRITTEN BY
r. J. Davaut, Jr., special agent: continent
nj Insurance Company, ll6 Bay street.
east
SPECIAL SALE OF CASH REGIS
ters typewriters, bikes, iron safes, cash
drawers. show cases, desks, buggies,
wagons, scales. and variety of glassware,
etc, at =. j. Firms commission room,
No. 2l2 Eest Broughton street. near ABB
ercorn.
SULLIVAN & WILSON ISSUE ANY
kind of insurance contract that any reli-
able company has fire. marine accident.
liability tornado. 1O4 Bay street east.
INGROWING NAILs-I CAN CURE
ingrowing toe-nails, never mind how long
they have been troubling you, or in what
condition they are in. | have hundreds of
testimonials from the best people in Sa-
Vannah. Charges moderate. Office No. SIS
Liberty street east. ONCE hours to a.
no, to p. m, and to s p. m, Lem Davis,
Surgeon Chiropodlst.
STORM Insurance.; REMEMBER
the lessons of 1881, 1893. 1896 and secure a
policy in the Royal Insurance Company
assets over 20 million dollars. Sullivan 4
Wilson, agents, 1914 Bay street east.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

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FOR SALE, ONE DOZEN PHONO-
graph cylinders for Graphophone Type A.
N. selected pieces. VIII sell cheap or ex-
change for other records. Apply to A.
Konetzko, Darien, Ga.
FOR SALE AT SUMMER RATES, I'M
I'll Sept. Is. butter rs cents a pound;
cream, 40 cents a quart; milk tickets, y
quarts for a dollar. payable on delivery;
telephone, COG. or address box 200 Vale
Royal Dairy
SELLING OUT CHEAP, TRUNKS.
travelling bags and sachels. regardless Of
cost. Neldlinger, Rabun & Nell.
FOR SALE. BUTTER, CREAM,
curds and milk. Orders by wagon drivers
or telephone 6O6 Vale Royal Dairy.
CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PILING.
We are now selling cypress shingles at the
reduced prices OF s1.25, Si.75 and s2.25 per
thousand. Special prices on carload lots.
Boats cen load at the mills. Can also fur
nish cypress piles IN any quantity on short
notice. Vale Royal Manufacturing Com
pany.
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Mothers Friend"
PLAYER TO MEET BANNER.
VIII Fight at the Pastime Club Next
Week.

John Lawson, the Terrible Swede."
says that he has assumed the manage
ment of the Pastime Athletic Club
The Swede says the first bout he has
arranged is to be fifteen-round go be-
tween Frank Player of Charleston and
Cockney Banner a local featherweight.
The men are to enter the ring at lbs
pounds on the night of Aug 8. Player is
new man to Savannah, but report has
it that he is a crackajack, and that the
fight he puts up at lis pounds is very
warm.
The Cockney has shown himself clever
in number of exhibitions he has spared
here and it is expected that the contest
between the two will be interesting
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CRY BREvITIEs.

Mr.. A. NJ. West. while riding his bicycle
on Drayton street, between Bolton ana
WaldburE streets. last night. was run into
by a wagon and thrown from his wheel
Fortunately he was but slightly Injured
aid viii be out Ia u dag Or Two.
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ron RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT, FROM AUG. /, HOUSE
No. 2l0 Hull street west. Apply to ]. +.
Brooks, 10 Bay street west.
FOR RENT, SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
Stewart near West Broad. Apply next
door
If YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS
house, good locality, all modern conven-
fences, before you rent call on Estate Sal
mon Cohen, West Broad and Broughton
FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
dwellings; centrally located; all modern
improvements: possession now or LIST DC
tober. Apply to Champion g. Germany.
16 Bryan street east.
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.

FOR RENT, PREMISES 132-134 BRY-
an street, west; ut for any kind business
NJ. J. Doyle, Market square.
FOR RENT. FROM NOVEMBER THE
list. store and premises, No. Il Barnard
street. now occupied by Cell & Quint. APP
ply to Walthour 8 Rivers
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Notre Dame oi MARYLAND.

College for Young Women and Prepara-
tory School for Girls. Regular and Elect
i've Courses. Extensive grounds. Location
unsurpassed suburb OF Baltimore Spa
clous buildings, completely equipped
Charles street avenue. Baltimore, Md.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
ten splendid building lots, convenient to
two car lines; beautifully situated, facing
south on New Houston street; all modern
conveniences; no city taxes: size 30xl40:
price $3.50 per lot. w. X. wilkinson, at
Braid & HuLton's Office.
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There are three classes Of people who
cannot keep from an anxious country
what they eat for breakfast-murderers
pugilists and Presidential candidates
Indianapolis News.
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Bedford City. Va. O. w. Val Conduct
"a by Randolph Macon College. Hest
equipped IN the south. Ranks with best
IN a. 3. Modern cOuycnlenccs ard apple
anccai gymnasium, etc, $50
-. Adlroaa nnINCIpAI.A. L
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs

WANTED, WOMAN TO COOK FOR
family OF two. Address l. j., News Of
fee.
WANTED, A D1sHWASHER; ALSO A
scrubber. % East Bay.
WANTED. a GOOD COOK; NONE
need apply unless well recommended APP
ply at The Meadows, Henry street and
Waters avenue
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Mr.. c. c. Ely, manager for p. Sanford
Ross, is getting plant ready to send to
Charleston to do some dredging at the
piers of the South Carolina and Georgia
railroad. Dredge No. 7, two mud scows
and the tug Brusstar will be sent over
early next week.
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Are You
Going Away?

If you want "a nice suit to travel Iu
you can dress up now for little
money. We are giving rs per cent.
discount on MEMS and BOYS SUITS.
YOUR BOYs WILL NEED A NEW
SUIT, and there is no place that you
can buy boys Clothing so cheap as
right here. You Will find "a full LINES
Of Boys Suits, well made and very
nobby.
We carry the largest stock OF
MEMS SHIRTS in savannah, and our
prices are lower than the lowest.
We have fine line of Travelling
Rags, which We are selling at "A very
low price.
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The United States revenue cutter Bout
well arrived yesterday from Jacksonville,
where she had been stationed for the past
month. She went to Thunderbolt yester-
day afternoon.
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PANTOPS ACADEMY.

NEAR CHARLOTrESvfLLE.V VA.
For BOys and Young Men. Send for Cata-
loRue. JOHN n SAMPSON, A. NJ, Principal.
FAUOUlER INSTITUTE E %a YS9as L1 Ss
The 35th year begins Sept. %. isy7. Situated In
Piedmont region ~ Virginia. on Southern r.
r. 90 miles from Washington Number limited.
For catalogue address Geo g. Butler, A. NJ,
Principal
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

XTfRGfNIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEX
Y ington, Va, 59th Year. State Military.
Scientific and Technical school. Thorough
Courses ia general and applied Chemistry. and
IN Engineering. Degrees conferred In course
Grad; V, MI, and Bachelor Science; In Post Grdd
courses, Master Science Civil Engineer. All ex-
penses, including clothing and incdentals pro-
vded At average rate cf e36 80 per month"; erclt-
sire Of CUNT New Cadets report sept LIST
GRN. SCOTT SHIP, Superintendent
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AGENTs WANTED.

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AGENTS WANTED, MALE AND FE,
male.-The greatest selling necessity OF
the age; used by every one who walks
rides or moves their arms. Agents make
50 per cent. on all sales Territory now be
ing given. Send 2jc for sample box, par.
uculars and outfit. Boys and girls make
money during vacation. Address Shibleys
AZ East Twenty-third street, New Yorh
city.
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LOST AND FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HORSE BEDDING FREE; SHAYINGS
given away at our factory; call early.
a. $. Bacon g. Sons.
ESTATES MANAGED. HOUSES
rented and rents collected by Robert II.
Tatem, real estate dealer. No. York
street west.
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President Conner of the Central Railroad
Company has been invited to appear be-
fore the bridge committee of the Atlanta
council and discuss the plan of establish
ing a grade crossing to extend Alabama
street.
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ron RENT-ROOMs.
PLEASANT ROOMS AT 20 HARRIS
street, west.
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
eraI Interest.

Capt. F. G. Strachan's yacht Siren re-
turned yesterday from cruise around
ST. Simons and Brunswick, where quite
a number of Capt. Strachan's friends en-
joyed pleasant outing for several days.
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SCHOOLS AND ooLLEGns.
d PEEESNLL Culinary ACllENY. I '. ..,

prepares Tor COLLEGES aud government schools.
thorough business course Open All year
Fall term Sept 18th Col . NJ. ouLnnAN.
rTlu.. rceksklll N. X
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reported having passed, July 2s. twenty
miles north OF Hatteras, vessel flying
the Smith & Kelly house flag She was
supposed TO be the schooner Hilda, bound
from Baltimore for Savannah.
The Italian steamship Luigi has been
chartered by strachan & Co. for a cargo
OF cotton from Savannah to Barcelona
and Genoa. She Is due to arrive here
Aug g.
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Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charles N. Right of the Georgia and Ala
bama came over yesterday from the gen
era offices at Americas.
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Mr.. H. C. McFadden, assistant general
passenger agent of the Plant system, went
down to Jacksonville yesterday on bust
ness.
The courier., 1897-05-22
EAST LINCOLN ITEMS.

One of the pre'tes OF May festivals
was given last Friday evening by the
junior endeavor so ;iety Of Vine Street
Congregational church. The front OF
the church was transformed into fairy
land and the sight presented by the
beautiful little fairy queen and her
fairy-like train will long be remem bered
by those present. The May queen with
her fiowery train was also present and
added much to the beauty and pleasure
OF the evening At the conclusion OF
the entertainment the May-pole was
wound. A free-will Offering OF about
five dollars was added to the society's
treasury.
A merry crowd of young folks partici-
pated in surprise on Miss Porter
Tuesday evening at her home near
Union College. The young peop'e were
in excellent spirits, the roads were fine
and the moonlight was out OF sight. un-
til late hour. The crowd left home
early in the evening, but one company
lost their road in very mysterious
manner and after much worry and
spe culaiion were found in hollow tell.
ing stories. The carriage was rather
overloaded and much relief was felt
when they were found in good condition.
Old fashioned games, jokes and the like
helped to pass very delightful evening.
The self government league of Gin
ton school gave their closing program in
the principals room last week. The
room was gayly decorated with a large
number of flags, recently purchases by
the school, and nicer collection OF
pictures could rarely he found on the
walls OF any school loom. The program
was interesting and this, together with
the general atmosphere throughout the
building cast much deserved credit up
on the principal. A large number OF
PATRONS and visitors went home feeling
that they had spent very instructive
and pleasant afternoon.
The church parlors of Grace M. f.
church was the scene of happy gather
ing Wednesday afternoon, when the
ladies of the church met by invitation OF
the aid societies 10 enjoy a kensington.
The afternoon passed away in social
The courier., 1897-05-22

have already appeared over i5O times.
or the recent successes made by Ameri
can playwrights none has been more
marked and universal than that
achieved by Mr.. Russ Why tai in his
romantic drama "For Fair Virginia
Originally produced more than a yesr
ago at the Fifth Avenue theatre, New
York. Its merits won instant recoy-
Lition, and this has been confirmed du-
ring nearly $50 repetitions. 1t is in this
play that the author and his charming
wife. formerly Marie Knowles, will ap-
pear at the Lansing theatre on Monday
evening, May oath. The story of the
play deals with two love stories tn at al e
carried on against the gloomy but ex-
citing background OF the civil war
There is an abundance OF novel and
bright comedy, and it is in the lighter
character that Mrs. Whytal appears. The
emotional work is 10 the hands of well
tried and approved players. including
Mabel Bert, Frank Doane. George F.
Farren. John Woodard and that re-
markably interesting child actress,
Lottie Briscos. A magnificent scenic
production is carried.
This attraction will closs the regular
season OF the Lansing theatre. Prices
sl.OO. 20. 50 and % cents. Seats on
sale Friday morning, May 2lst, at 10
sharp.
The courier., 1897-05-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
CHATTEL MORTGAGE BY SALE
OF NOR rGAGE PROPERTY.

Whereas, on the 18th day OF January,
1897. j. r. Jones executed and delivered
to M. NJ. Melick certain chattle mort
gage to secure the payment OF Si3.70;
And whereas, default having bsen
made in the payment Of said chattel
mortgage to said M. M. Melick; and
whereas said mortgage is now
past due and there being now due and
owing on eaid mortgage from faidJ. X.
Jones to said NJ M. Melick the sum OF
$685.; and whereas by said chattle mort
gage said j. r. Jones thereby conveyed
t. eaid NJ. NJ. Melick one certain dapp.e
Cry horse. weight about $50 pounds,
called BILLY RUSSELL six years old and
15I5 hands high; and whereas on the
2lst day OF March, 1897. NJ. M. Melick
took possession OF said property under
and by virtue Of said mortgage.
Now therefore l will offer said above
described property at public sale at the
hour OF 10 o'clock IL. at 2S South
Ninth street in the city OF Lincoln.
County OF Lancaster and State OF Ne.
braeka, on the 18th day Of June, 1897.
NJ. NJ. MELICK.
The courier., 1897-05-22

be celebrated in Holy Trinity church.
Miss Bucksiaff is beautiful girl with
many friends. She marlies a young
man OF unusual promise. After the
wedding they will go to Europe, where
many friendly wishes will follow them.
When couples go to Europe as rapidly
as they have OF late, hard times stories
lack the fas hionable basis ~ realism.
The courier., 1897-05-22
THE THEATRE,

There should be great interest felt by
our theatre goers in the presentation at
the Lansing on Monday, May "a, for the
closing night of the present season of
the romantic drama For Fair Virgin
ia" in which Mr.. and Mrs. Whytal
The courier., 1897-05-22

seminar, on The Classification of Bo-
tanical Libraries," Eeverybody inter
est.d in departmental libraries ought
TO hear lin.
Dire. Bessey and Frelease went out
botanizing about sixteen miles from ST.
Louis. They obtained sDme very fine
specimens.
The Y. W. c. A. topic for Sunday is.
Christian Enterprise" Miss Standish
will lead and Miss Riser will sing.
In Delian hall, Saturday evening, the
d. b. ID. c. will debate on the question,
Resolved, That a common school edu-
cation thould be requisite for the right
OF suffrage" The affirmative will tie
led by Messre. Sayer and McCallum, the
neg ative by Messrs. Theobald and o
ii. Davis. All young men are cordially
invited.
Phi Kappa Psi entertained friends at
their chapter house Friday evening.
Albert PaImalee was initiated into
Delta Tau Delta last Saturday evening.
CORA ADELlNE CAREER.
w. k.,,. , 1ox ,{ -, 4. ..o &, mac - ,,,~,,
The courier., 1897-05-22
UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Every body is busy getting ready for
examination. Many students expect to
60 home next Saturday and are making
all kinds Of arrangements to get through
with exams before that time.
They. VIC. A., under the direction
of Mrs. Manning. gave an entertainment
Thursday evening in the chapel. The
stage was beautifully decorated with
greenery and draping. The program
was varied and unusually interesting,
the music being q pleasant feature. The
leading features OF the evening we're
the pantomine, Nearer My God to
Thee" rendered by the Misses Mary
Davis, Ella Raymond, Pyrle. Broadly,
Mary Wallace, Carrie Day, and Hart
and the farce, ''Six Cups of Chocolate"
by the Misses Anderson. Griggs, Stuart.
Auman, Spurck and Shively.
Companies A, c, and ID held their
competitive drills Thursday evening at
7o'clock.
The p. b. ID. C.'s held their return
debate with the Philomathian society of
Denver last Saturday evening. A large
crowd greeted them. The debate was
enjoyed very much by the delegation
which went down from the university.
Daniel M. CARRIER of the university pre-
sided and Fairchilds OF Crete acted as
secretary. The question as STAGED was:
Resolved. That the laboring men have
been benefited by organized strikes "
Doane took the negative and the p. b.
ID. C.'s the affirmative. The represen-
tatives OF p. b. ID. c. were, Messrs. w.
%. Aver. A. f. Henry and W. c. Green;
OF Philomathian society, Messrs. Brown,
Taylor and Harms. The delegation was
entertained over night in Crete.
Prof. Fossler gave the last OF a series
OF chapel addresses Thursday morning
on lbsen. The stage was artistically
decorated with palms, etc. The picture
OF Ibsen hung at the back. Prof. Fos-
sler was very heartily received by tho
students and listened to with rapt at
tention. His address was discussion
OF the man and his views OF life. as pre-
sentec in his books.
Chancellor MacLean went 10 Wake
field Friday to speak before the press
association OF that place. He goes to
Harvard Sunday t, deliver the baccal-
aurezte sermon before the graduating
class Of the high school at that place.
DIR. Ward delivered an address before
the graduating class at Sterling Wednes-
day night.
Me-. Baker OF the Newspsp per Union
delivered very interesting address be-
fore the members of the Journalism class
Thursday morning.
DIR. Bessey returned from st. Louis
Monday. where ne attended the banquet
rendered by :he business mems associa-
tion OF that city in memory Cf Mr.
Shaw, founder of the botanical gardens
The prominent men present were, Pres
.deat Garfield, formerly OF Lincoln; Dr.
Briiton OF Columbia university; Prof
Ramsey Wright OF Toronto; Prof John
Macoup OF Montreal; DIR. Allen OF New
York city, and DIR. Bessey. After dinner
speeches were made by President Can
field, Prof. Ramsey Wright, DIR. Bessey
and DIR. Britton.
DIR. William Frelease OF ST. Louis will
deliver the lecture before the botanical
The courier., 1897-05-22

converse and fancy work. Later in the
afternoon their husbands appeared en-
the scene and all INDUCED in a pleas
ant tea party. b. Cd.
The courier., 1897-05-22

Picture frames, GRANGER & Curtioe Co.,
207 So. 18th.
The courier., 1897-05-22

We have a lot of made up frames at very
low prices. GRANGER & Curtiee Co., 207 So
11th.
The courier., 1897-05-22

Bicycles, Craneer & curtiee Co.. 1o7 So.
lIth.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-30

WEEKLY HILLsBoKu MARKET RE
POhT.
Wheat, ler Sushe! of 60 lbs, 90 10
Sl.00.
Corn, per bushel OF So lbs. 40 cts.
Oats per bu>hel OF 81 lbs, 40 cts
Meal, per hushel OF 40 lbs 80 cts.
Pork, 70 ) cts per pound
Bacon hog round-7 10 10 cts
-Four, per barrel, s. 80 10 $500
T,liow per pound 1 to cts.
Bee>wax, per pound. % cts.
Batter per pound. ID cts.
t-.--. per dozen, l. II cts.
Peas, per bushel, % cts. 10 81 90.
Rears, per bushel - els. 10 81 90.
hides. dry. 10 5 cents per pound.
Chlckens. each TO % cts
Eeathers-Live Geese-40 cts. per
pound.
W Wool-washed-lS to 20 cts. per
pound
Cn~a~hed Wool, 10 cts. per pound.
Bury W DOL, c,s per pound.
t"tfee II :, 10 20 cts. per pound
Sugar, . 10 cts per pound.
Al kinds OF country produce in
good demand.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-30
Old wners and Their
Slaves.

A correspondent, OF the Wilmin.
ton Star writes
"Recent.y there appeared in the
columns OF your paper notice Civ.
ing sn account ot All aged and Tt.
specialize colored man coming all
the way from Lauriubrrg 10 this
CITY 10 visit his former owners
have also bead Of anoihe, worthy
colored man belonging 10 onr good
old State, tailor by trade. who
spends portion OF ,he year at the
y orth and the remainder OF 1t al
the South. who has prospeted so
fnarclaly that when the old home
stead OF his former owners was sold
he became is purchaser and npon it
works about one hutdred hands, aud
| the place is kept scrupu.ousiy clean,
the bonses upon it heing white
washed. Large crops are made upon
1t and everything appears we'll mar
aged and houfi>hing Besides this
when his former mistress was left
detendent he very generously of
tered her q home on the cid estate
or he would support her in any
place she desired 10 make her home
! and tor years he has heen payins
her board at one of our North Caro-
lima towns and be takes great de
light in doing ali be can tor h+l
comfort aud yet our brethren of ,b.
North never have nor never wi
understand the mutual attachment
which existed between old owner.
aud their slaves"
Orange County observer., 1897-09-30

sure cure Tor cuts. bruises
'pr.ln>. u,ceratlorS, sore uipI-lrs
iru~, >cali>, chilbiA'r~, ple- AID III
nanuer Of sores, wounds. ciates
such as require the use ot a >oothit.
1nle5> hea..n- ointment This ONT.
met3 fi> been IN use tor a numhr;
a yc.r~ aHi gives entire >a:i>tac.
I heretofore tins preparation
- been made and kept ~ NJ )
Jos y. lIarr.>, NiHSooto. y c, bu'
VII lac found on SIZE hereafter on,
by he llI.lsboro Drns Company.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-30
IMPORTANT 20 DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS
SHERIFF REQUIRED TO RE.
PORT DELINQIENTS
TO JUDGE.

Delinqnent Tax Payers will please
read as below, Sections 81 and 53 OF
the Revenue Law, ratified the 9th
day of March, 1897. aud avoid the
costs aud penalty imposed therein
by paying lhelr taxes without iur-
ther delay.
Sec > That it shall be and i bore
by m,tir the duty Oh the sheriff IF each
county III The state TO MAKE dlliyent
inquiry and report 10 the Judge at
each term Of the Criminal Court held
IN the county following the time when
the license tax and taxes provided for
in schedules \. b auI e Of this art
should have been paid as to Whether OF
not >ucn license taxes and other taxes
have been paiu BY all persons or corpo-
rations liable toi the same, ar}tl 70 make
out a list OF all dcliIqu' nte. And it
shall be made the duty Of the jndyf to
submit Tie list or the delinqucnt- 10 lie
olicitor to the end that such deliE-
quent- may be prosecuted tor such de-
ialcation in the manner provided III ,Ae
ntXt >ccti,II OF this act.
sec. %. That such persons or cOTno-
ration> Who are Liable to pay the H.
ceu>e tax or taxes provided for in
schedules \. e aud c OF this act and
the nachiI cry act, and shall fail 10 pay
the same as provided By law shall be
guilty OF Il mi>dtm.apor and punished
by fine not exceeding live hundred
dollars or imprisoned not exceeding six
months.
Schedules 4 B and c cover all
taxes levied Don't make the mis-
take Ia thinking that it ouly applies
to special taxes. such "a License.
Merchants, Livery Stables and the
like, but i, applies To ALL TAXE5.
\ our servant.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
Sheriff OF Orange County.