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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
@cmctnniibises.

Settfleden entfernt man aus
2eoerfiifen in sleiher Weiie tpie aus
anberenStoffen mtt8enSin. Sollte bas
Seber aber nift naturfarben, 1onbern
gefdrbt fein, 10 mub an elmer fleinen,
unauffdnigen Stelle suerft prpbirt
tperben. ob 8enain audi feine Spursn
binterldbt. SIT bies nidt Der 6aG, 10
niiroe bas sanae GiIIen, nibt nur bic
fettigen Stellen rei9li9 nit 8ensin
abaureiben iein.
II eberman anganfaures &ali
als Munbtpaher. Die iibermanaanz
iaure &alilDiung lit Elm itarfes Sgpz
bationsmittel, Elm Mittel, bas olIes
Werbrennbare auf naiIem Wese per@
brennt. 2llles. mas bamit in 8eriibz
runs tommt, pirb angesriffen, alfp
obne QusDabl niht bios Speilsreite,
JdnlnibproDucte, Mifroorganismen,
fonbern audi bic berbrennbaren &norz
pelbeitanbtbeile Der 3dbne. Die DE
miide Wirtung Der 201uns i'm Munbe
beitebt oarin, bab iibermanganiaures
2ali unb Waier iid in tauifiIGes
&ali, 8raunitein unb @auerftoff ume
febt. Der 3abn perliert nit Der Rnpr=
pelfubitana feline glafticitdt unb bamit
feline Wiberitanbsfabisfeit. Gr tpirb
Bel fortsefebtem Gebrau1 itarter QD-
funsen bon iibermansan1aurem Rali
morfb unb briidis. serabe tpie bure5
Nlfaiien. Der Braun5tein 1ebt fidb
aus ben 2Dfunaen BON iibermangan@
lauren Rali oft auf bic 3dbne ab; nm
bic 3abne tpieber tpeiB gu MAIDEN, ,.rnuB
bann Der Munb nit SGuren ausqez
fpiilt iperben.. MbseIeben bappn, baB
Sduren ebenfalIs bic 3dbne ihGbigen,
entftebt aus @Gure unb 8raunftein,
fotpie aug ben itets i'm Munbe befinb=
lihen fletnen Rodfalamengen freies
gblor, bas anerbings ftart bIei1enb
ipirft. aber leiber auf Soften bes
Rnprpelbeftanbtbeiles Der .3Gbne. Die
ganae 9ebanblung Der Munbb0ble nit
iibermungdniaurem Rali lit Elm
8leihproeeB, ben man tpobl in ber
1eanif NIT @ortbeil gebrau6t, Der
aber in feiner Mntpenbung anf bic
MunbbDble unb 3dhne gu beriperfen
1T, benn BEL iebem Bleidproceb Derliert
Der bebanhelnbe @toff an Gubftana
unb sseftigteit. Oas iibermanganfoure
Roli pernihtet ben iiblen @erud, i'm
Munbe, bnf iinb anbere Waittel, bic
bies gleiAfals tbun, obne bic Saline
5u fAGbigen. por3u3iehen.
Die gelbtn leberfAubel
iperben INNER beliebter unb fie bilben
fir bic 9ausfrau nur bann eine
AueIIe Der Werlegenbeit, penn fie ae=
rtinigt tperben 5plIen unb Der fertioe
QebererAiie, ber BAG MuffrifAen fonit
tobelIDs beforet. tiht 3ur 6onb iii.
Sn folheu GGIlen reibt man bie@huhe
5uerit NIT tintm tpei9en, mil Nenain
getr6nften Moutube ab, barauf hit
tintn dlten Geibenldppen troden. i'm
fie 3uIsbt, ipenn bas leber bunf,lfors
big nit feinifenl pulbsrijirtenl Qelbem
Oder ipenn e bslf III. nit elmer Nil
f9nn0 bon Oder unb Ghl6mmfrsibs
dbaubiiriitn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
RaItes,barteg MAILER aum

8altes, bartes mailer gum
@ieBen braudbar gu MAIDEN. Da
falfbaltiges, bartes MdiTer befannt=
lid bic feinen pOren Der pflnn3en bers
it0pft unb bdburn Rrdnfbeiten ber=
Dorruft, empfiebit es iih 5ebr. 1olhes
Wai1er aubor 5u toden, fi1 ipisber ab=
tiibIen au laHen unb bdnn erit 3um
GieBen ali DeriDenbsn. Inter alien
llmitdnben aber follte alles WaiTer,
nit Musndbme BON Ne9tnipdHer. nell
DIES 5amG Giebsn beriptnbet fperbtn ion.
tini9k 3agt borbtr bem GinfIuffe ber
Quft unb ber Scnnt dus9eftbt ipers
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
WaS TIT imriftifdjer Soo?

0Nas TIT imriitiiHer Soo?
8or 8ur5em 1T tpiebsr elm San BET
uns poreefpmmen, bab cine Srau eine
5ipeite seieblide Gbe eineins, obtppbl
ibr erfter@atte nod am 2eben unb BON
teinem &idter Elm Sdeioungs@Oec
betpilIigt tporben mar. Oieier San
lentte ipieber bic IufmerfIamfeit auf
cine ni6t allgemein befdnnte Gigen=
tbiimlidteit Der geiesli9en 8eitimz
muneen iiber ben iurtitif6en pber biir@
eerrehtli6en Sob.
S6on bas rOmiihe Re9t bat ben
juriitif9en Sob gefannt, unb bieie
Sbee lit in bic @eiebssbuns pieler, OBJ
glei4 nibt aaer mobernen GulturItaaz
ten iiberseganeen. 9lu9 bic 8eiebe in
elmer In3abl Staaten unierer Union
enthalten 8eitimmungen iiber burger
re6tlihen Sob, lei es nit pber obne
Nntpenbune bieies Wortes. @epiffe
8erbre6er pber 8erurtbeilte fotpie
8eiitestranfe fDnnen barin inbeeriffen
| fein. 8ei ndberem 3uieben aber fei>
gen gum She'll 3peifel iiber bic se=
naue Nusoebnune unb bic Mirtunsen
zines iolhen eeiebli9en3uifanbes auf.
Sn ben meiiten betreffenben Stads
ten brinet Dor 2lllem bic Strafe
lebensldngli9er Ginferferung ben
biirgerli9en Sob bes gu ibr 8erur=
tbeilten nit fi6. Oas beibt, er ion
0bon bur9 bic Strafe Ielbit, ni9t,
ipie manhmal anbertpdrts, bur6 gr=
tra 8eitimmuns) ieiner biirserli9en
&ehte, ,beipnbers Der @igentbumsre9te
unb aller aus Samilienbanben berpprz
gebenben geiebli6en He6te bDllig ber=
luitig geben unb barin gerabeio beban=
belt iperben, als ob ct tbatidhlih aez
itorben tpdre. @r tann baber audi
tein @rbe ooer 8ermG9tnib mebr ae@
ieblid antreten, feline gontract=@e9te
mebr beanfpru9en, bic glternre9te ge=
ben ibm gletdfalls perlpren, unb penn
ct eine Satin bat, 10 fann bieie eben1o
| gut, ais ob er geitorben DGre. ii9 obne
Weiteres NIT einem Mnberen perbeiraz
then. Nbsr ipie, tpenn elm FOLDER
Strdflins begnabigt nirb, fei es, neil
iiA feline uni6ulo benausseitelt bat,
ooer unter anberen l1m1tGnbens
Sbne 3neifel fann bies Gieenz
tbumsredte ober Samilienbeaiebungen,
bic tpdbreno Der 3eit ieines biirserlis
6en Sobes entitanben iinb, niht mebr
beeintrdhtisen ober it0ren. Mie lit es
aber bann nit ben Mn1prii6en Oerer,
Die friiber in sefebliden 8esiebunsen
81 ibm gefanben, an ibn9 &ann
3. 3. bic Satin zines iolhen begna=
biaten Qebensaeit 9dftlings bic gez
ieblihen Mnipriide an i'm, tpenn 1ie
| iih ni6t tpieber perbeiratbet bat, jebt
auf's Neue erbeben, ober nidbt9 Mub
er ieinerfeits, tpenn er fih auf's Neue
berbeiratben min, cine be5onbsre @heiz
blns ertpirfen? MuB er cine friibere
gbe burh nohmalise Gdliebuna
auf's Neue geiebli9 MAIDEN, tpenn er
babel bebarren min? llnfere meiiten
Suriiten fheinen Der Meinung Su iein,
baB Elm folder gr Strdflins, ob=
| sleih Ct iuriitiib tobt mar. nunmebr
an unb fir iih nod niht feiner fruz
beren 8e5iebuneen unb Nerpfli9tunz
gen lebis lei, ipdbrenb er anbererz
feits, fpie erpdbnt, febr tppbl feline
Nehte unter llmftGnben fir immer
berlOren bat. Das eriheint natiirli9
dls Elm Wiberipruh; man mag ii1 ba-
nit tr0ften, oab, bem Musfpruf zines
aetDiifen pbilOfOpben aufolge, Miberz
ipruh gum Wefen Der Dinse gebDrt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Ste 8ctiBer bon Wc,p Yorf.

sfn feiner Stabt Der Ser. Stuaten
befinbet fi1 Der 8eFb BON 8runb nnb
Boben in 10 ipeuiseu 9dnben 1pie Il,
Heip Worf. 20 Snbipidasn uno
Gitates nennen bsinnbe 18 @uecent bes
ee5ammten GruNS unb 8phsns ibr ei>
gen, $50 dnbere Siefer &utesorie be-
jiben ca. SO YrnRnt unb Der ReIt ges
bort elmer perfhtpinbenb aleinen 3abl
Der 100000 Menihen, tpelhe in Der
Metrppole am Mubion mphnen. Oiete
Mngaben iirb bur9aus niAt ipiutir=
lid, ipnbern bufiren auf ben offIeieuen
Steuerliitsr fotpie Mittbeilunsen sro@
ber Gr1rbrige1ltbums Meenten, Die
nit ben einfhldsigen 8erhdltniiien
ippbl pertruit Iinb. Der Steueripertb
bes seIamulten @runbeigenthums Der
Stabt Rg1p Wort belGuft iih auf ca.
$1,000 .MO, 900 unb bupon entfdnt Die
geipaltigs SrBnme BON $352,0O0,OO0,
b. 3. 17.6 prncent, auf 90 8efiber, tpie
foIn%.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal,

>@~-~>-@-@~----~-~~~-~~~~~ ~~~-~----~----~~~-~~
"HAlRGOODS." WIGS, TOCPEES,
switches, bangs for daily, stage or detec-
tive wear in stock and made to order. In
Nailaply send Sample of hair when order
ing by mail; special attention given to the
same. Is East Broughton. Hair. Jewelry
and Shaving Supply House The place
par excellence for fine haircutting. SINCE
ihg' shampooing and scalp treatment
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? DOES IT
need painting? CGll on Cornwen Il Chip
man.
IF INTERESTED IN FINE COWS. At
tend sale of Oct. L. at II o'clock, court
house.
WE REPAIR RANGES, STOVES. FUR
naoes and heaters. Cornwell & Chapman.
SPECIAL SALE ON BIKES. ALSO
wagons, harness, buggics, typewriters.
National cash registers, iron safes. show
cases, horses. desks and all goods that is
found in a tirst-class auction room. +. J.
Firms, No, PIP East Broughtou street,
near Abercorn street.
PUBLIC SALE OCT. 70. AT IL
O'Clock, court house door. "The Edward
J. Thomas Dairy"
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING BY
experienced workmen. Cornwen & China
man.
NERVOUS DISEASES ARE OFTEN
brought on by having sore feet; you arc
not fit for business when your feet hurt
you; can put you on your feet in good
shape; ingrowing nails taken out and
cured without pain; just drop me a pos.
tai or leave an order on my slate at
Wheelers drug store. corner Bull and
State streets. Lem Davis. surgeon CHR
opodist.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
DR.. STONES DEPARTURE.
Taken as Evidence of the Fact That
All Danger Has Passed.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

+ rom the Atlanta consul
DR.. George H. Stone, the well-known yell
low fever expert who was stationed In At
lanta at the beginning OF the outbreak Of
fever on the Gulf coast by the city of Sa-
vannah to watch the situation here, re-
turned to Savannah yesterday.
The departure of Dr.. Stone demonstrates
more clearly than anything else the fact
that If there was ever any danger of fever
in Atlanta that danger has now disap-
peared. 1t is evident of the fact that Sa-
vannah is no longer apprehensive of the
fever,
When fever was first discovered in the
city of Mobile DR.. Stone was sent there by
Savannah to- investigate the disease and
see if it was original yellow jack, From
Mobile he came to Atlanta, and has re-
manned here ever since.
On DIR. Stones arrival in Atlanta the
story went the rounds that Savannah had
Guaranteed against him on account of the
fact that he had been exposed to the fever
and would not allow him to return until
he had been here ten days. But when the
ten days were up and DIR. Stone did not
return, the story was exploded, and then
the joke was told on the doctor that the
health officers Of Savannah had refused to
allow him to enter until after frost.
The real reasons why DR.. Stone remain
ed in Atlanta, however are well known.
Instead of quaranuning against Atlanta,
Savannah stationed DR.. Stone here to
keep an eye on the situation. He kept the
city posted, and advised them what 10 do,
When the case of fever was discovered
here there was much talk of an absolute
quarantine against Atlanta by Savannah,
but Dr. Stone apprehended no danger from
this source, and advised that no such step
be taken. His advice was followed, and
passengers presenting the proper health
certificates were allowed to so from here
to Savannah.
The idea has always been that DR.. Stone
would remain here until there was abso-
lutely no possible chance for fever to
reach Savannah through Atlanta. Now
that he has gone, those who have been on
the lookout for fever here, and who have
apprehended a spread of the disease in
Atlanta, can put aside their fears as alb
solutely groundless.
While ia Atlanta DR.. Stone worked in
harmony with the local board and with
Dr.. Sawtelle, the government official here
He had Savannah's interests at heart, but
while here did not let them overshadow
Atlanta's interests, and his advice and
suggestions We're found to be very valua-
BILE. DR.. Stone was a genial and unassum-
ing gentleman. He made many warm
friends while in Atlanta, and had been
here so long that he was becoming an
Albanian himself.
DIR. Sawtelle, the government official,
stated yesterday that he did not think At
lanta would be troubled with the fever
any further. 1t is possible he says. for
another case like that of the Fleming child
to develop in some recent refugee but he
apprehends nothing of that kind
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
QUIET.TIMEs IN THE COURTS.
There May, However, Be'a Little
business Transacted Next Week.

The days in the court house are dull
ones at present. Several of the court house
officials are away on little vacation trips,
and the existence Of the others, who have
their daily clerical work to perform, is
rather tedious one.
There will be a regular meeting of the
county commissioners on Thursday, which
may liven up things a little bit on that
side of the court house. The court Of
ordinary is in session, and Judge Ferrill
had recovered sufficiently to be able to be
in his office yesterday, but there is very
little business doing there.
1t is practically between terms with the
city court, and from week to week nothing
is done except the disposition of the lit
tie criminal business that has to be at
tended TO every Friday. Next Monday is
return day for the city court, and a num-
Der of suits will no doubt be filed there
between now and then.
Judge Robert Falligant of the superior
court is expected to return to the city Sat
urday or Sunday, and will hold an ad-
journed session of that court on Monday
for the transaction of any business that
may come up at that time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12

GUARDIAN SALE
or LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS IN
EASTLAND, ETC.
c. Il. DORsE1r. Auctloneer.

e. IL. DORSEIE. AuctiOneer.
Under and by virtue Of an order granted
by the Honorable Court of Ordinary Of
Chatham County. I will sell at the Court
House In Savannah during the usual
hours of sale. on TUESDAY, November
I'd, 1897:
The undivided three-quarters interest in
the following described property: All of
those two tracts of land. situate, lying and
being in the county of Chatham, state Of
Georgia, and known as lots Nos. II and "a,
Eastland, and the improvements thereon,
being part of the subdivision of farm
lots Nos. . and g. Of the Cuyler farm lots.
MS laid off by j. b. Hogg city surveyor Of
savannah, for Or. L. A. Falligant, into
the village of Eastland.
Said lots II and 81 each having a south
ern front of thirty feet on Fourth street
and depth of one hundred and ten feet
to a lane.
Also all Of that certain lot or parcel of
land situated In Chatham county. In said
in G. j. HILLS subdivision of tract known
as No. IL OF the Nillen lots, as appears in
county records. book AIS. page 5l3, to-
gether with the Improvements thereon.
The said property is sold for the support
and maintenance Of Jacob, Joseph and
Alice Ruth Dieter, minors.
SELIG MENDEL.
Guardian Of Jacob Joseph and Alice Ruth
Dieter.
Al the same time and place will be sold
the other undivided one-fourth interest in
the above described property
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BY j. MCLAUGHLIN 4 son,

on FRIDAY. oct. -. 1897. at II O'Clock.
on the premises. 113 Bay street. east,
near Price.
The following articles Of personal prop
erty, estate Of Eliza McCalla, deceased.
sold by order of the Court of Ordinary, for
payment Of debts and distribution:
FRONT ROOM DOWN STAIRS.
! chest of Spreads, etc. sofa, 10 Chairs.
Sewing Machine. Tables, Commode.
Bureau, 3 Looking Glasses Clocks.
Mantle Ornaments, Pictures.
BACK ROOM DOWN STAIRS AND
HALL
, Bureaus. Commode Tin Box, Chairs.
Bodstead and Bedding Wardorobe,
Woman's Apparel, Trunks, Bed Lin
en- and Clothing.
FRONT ROOM UPSTAIRS.
Single Beds ana Bedding. Chairs,
Chest
BACK ROOM UPSTAIRS
Single Beds ana Bedding WASH
stands.
HALL ROOM UPSTAIRS.
Bedstead and Bedding, ? Chests aud
contents.
ATTIC.
Single Beds and Bedding, Wash
stands.
DOWN STAIRS.
? Carpets, Valise, ? Stoves. and other
utensils
TERMS CASH. THOS. H. LAIRD.
Temporary Administrator estate Eliza
McCalla, deceased
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
THE FIRE COMMISSION.
Its Acts, Deeds and Motives.


By reference to the department report
for 1894 Cthe close Of the McDonough ad-
ministraton it is shown that there were
then on the company rolls ffty-eight
names In comparing these with the
names on the rolls for the 1895 report, af-
ter the commission had got in its work. it
will be seen that twenty-five of these men
had been cut off, and, it would seem,
by a star chamber process Since no re-
port of misconduct or incapacity was
made, by which to account for the
changes, 1t seems to have been solely an
autocratic exercise of irresponsible power.
1t was not in the interest of economy,
since forty of ode gang were taken on,
in place of the twenty-five firemen cut off,
and the expenditures We're raised from
S62, coo to $4,000. 1t was not to improve the
discipline, for the history of our fire SER
vice, from the days when the faithful ne
grOeS of our old regime furnished it's mo-
tive power to the present date, shows
nothing to equal the percentage of high
crimes and misdemeanors for the two
years involved. That it was not an inn
proyement in skill or efficiency, let the rel
alive losses testify. ANY one who will
note. the blind rush and confusion and
shouting at fires to-day cannot fail to per-
ceiye that there has been no Improvement
in this direction. How, indeed, could there
have been, when men who had an eXDe-
Renee of a dozen years or more were dis
placed and green hands taken on instead?
The unsa tisfactory antecedents of some
of these was well known and could not
have been ignored by any one who cared
to inquire.
Considering these facts, can there be
any other conclusion than that the selec-
lions of men were solely to reward part-
san services? The manner of this fire
commission especially seems to be intense
~ partisan, and to indicate in plain terms
that it represents only the parental fac
lion and not the public at large. Vidi.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
----e@77s-s-----7--
OFFICERS IN NEW POSITIONS.
Company C Promotes Lieuts. j. f.
Cam and f. c. Wilson.

Company Promotes Lieuts. j. IL.
Cam and f. c. Wilson.
AT a meeting of Company c., Savannah
Volunteer Guards, held after the corps
meeting lastanight, First Lieut.. j. Ferris
Cam was unanimously chosen captain of
the company, to succeed his brother Col.
George T. Cam, whose acceptance Of the
position of inspector general of rife prac-
tice of the state, made vacant the captain
CIV of that company. Second Lieut.. F. c.
Wilson was also chosen unanimously to
succeed Lieut.. Cam, as first lieutenant.
The company deliberated only a few
minutes before arriving at it's choice for
these offices, but during that time Lieuts.
Cam and Wilson retired from the room.
A committee was appointed to notify them
that they had been elected as stated and
to escort them to the company ROOM APP
propriate remarks were made by both Off
GERS. who thanked the company heartily
for the honors conferred upon them, and
said they would exert their every effort in
the future as they have done in the past
in the company's interests.
This was simply the informal election
for the purpose of expressing the choice
Of the company, and the legal election
will be held later. a second lieutenant to
succeed Lieut.. f. c. Wilson has not yet
been chosen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
In the Court of ordinnrr.

In the court Of ordinary yesterday Mary
Ann McCredmond, executrix of the will
of Thomas c.. Ford, filed a petition for
leave TO employ an agent to collect rents.
An order allowing the request was grant
ed.
The will of Robert f. Burdell having
been probated in common form, Mrs.
Mary Ida Burdell qualified yesterday as
executrix, and letters testamentary were
granted to her. She is the sole heir.
Henry McAlpin, administrator of the es-
tate of Mary Proctor, filed petition for
letters dsmissory.
Thomas II. Laird temporary admins
traitor Of the estate of Eliza McCalla, filed
a petition for leave to sell the personal
perishable property belonging TO the es-
tate. An order allowing the request was
granted. He also filed a petition for per-
manent letters Of administration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
ron nENT-IIoUsEs.


FOR RENT, NO. 317 YORK, BETWEEN
Lincoln and Habersham just put in SPLEEN.
did condition. Apply on premises. or to
Walthour & Rivers.
IF YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS
house, good locality. all modern conven-
fences, before you rent call on Estate SAL
ONION Cohen, West Broad and Broughton.
RESIDENCE. 45l ABERCO r "
street, northeast corner Castor; immedl-
ate possession. NJ s. Baker. agent.
FOR RENT, 200 EAST HENRY
street. Apply POS East Henry.
FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
dwellings; centrally located; all modern
improvements; possession now or LIST Oc-
tober Apply to Champion & Germany
JIG Bryan street east
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
F0n RENT-HoUsEs.

~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~-~-~
FOR RENT. THE VERY DEsIRA-
bic residence No. 213 CASTOR street, east.
between Abercorn and Lincoln streets
formerly occupied by Mr.. c. H. Montague;
rent, 5000 per month. Apply 70 Il. d. &
w. baltimore.
MEDIUM SIZE HOUSE ON TAYLOR
near Bull street. Apply John Lynch, gro
Ger.
FOR RENT, A NICE COMFORTABLE
seven room house. Apply Az Anderson
street, east.
TO RENT, RESIDENCE 1876 TAYLOR
street, west, near Barnard street. Apply
to Edward LovelPs Sons
ELEGANT HOUSE. 22i PERRY
street. west; convenient to c. r. Il. and
down town; frst-class condition and To-
cality; cheap rent. Est. Solomon Cohen,
West Broad and Broughton.
HOUSE, NO. 2O8 JONES STREET,
west; frst-class condition and locality;
cheap rent Est. Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, 226 NEW HOUs-
ton, east; frst-class condition and local
ity; cheap rent. Est. Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and BroHsh;on.
FOR RENT, THE HANDSOME RESI-
dence 1907 Whitaker street; immediate pos
eession. Apply to +. G.. Bell, Business
Office, Morning News
FOR REM. 2O4 NEW HOUSTON
street, west. New house, speaking tn bes,
electric lights, and all conveniences. Rent
cheap. Apply 2O8 New Houston street,
west.
FOR RENT, THE RESIDENCE NO
2l7 Henry street. west. Apply to l.. G.
Bell, business Office Morning News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
F0R RENT-ROnNIs-

~---~~~~-~----~~~~--~~~<~~~
FOR RENT, 10 COUPLE WITHOUT
children, parlor fiat, nicely papered; gas
and water. Address c., News office.
FOR RENT FLAT, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished, hot and cold water, gas. 100
H1l, west.
3OS CASTOR, EAST, AM ANXIOUS
to suitcase al once three floors; no base
ment; laundry under outhouses; bathroom
on both bedroom floors; no cellar; furnace
for winter; no rats; no cats. Apply to
j. f. b. Beckwith, custom house
FOR RENT NICE CONVENIENT
fiat four rooms, freshly renovated 12O
West Taylor.
FOR RENT, TWO HANDSOME FRONT
connecting rooms and one joining con-
nected, second floor, oyer Stern's. Is
Broughton street, east. Max Stern.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I. d. LARocHE. Auctioneer.

/. ID. LAROCHIG, Auctioneer.
Under and by virtue of an order granted
by the Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrll, orr
binary for Chatham county Georgia, I
viii sell before the court house door in Sa-
vannah, Ga, on Tuesday, the End day Of
November, 1897, to the highest and best bid
der, for distribution and payment of debtss
Lot No. Eleven %, Mercer ward. and
improvements thereon. Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for titles
JAMES z. PORTER,
Administrator Estate Of James Porter.
IDeOQoep1
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HELP ANNIVERSARIES.


WANTED, A HUSTLING MAN TO
superintend large saw mill plant Apply
Gress Lumber Company Kramer, Ga.
AN ENERGETIC MAN, WE'LL AC-
quaintdd in the city and willing to work
can earn a handsome income soliciting
business for US; none but men of first
class standing need apply. Address Box
3d. this office.
WANTED, GOOD HONEST YOUNG
man for clerk in grocery and bar. Adj
dress, STEADY" News office.
WANTED, TWO COLORED BOYS NOT
afraid of work; must come wen recon-
mended. Hetterch's Candy Factory, 4OG
Broughton street, west