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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-12
AT THE THEATER.

MInstreIsy and Cake Walk To-
nights Attraction.
The attraction at the theater tonight Is
mhstrelsy and cake walk. The pro-
gramme for the performance has been
gwen in the Morning News. 1t IN
ciudes a first part of music and special
ties, concluding with a cake walk.
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ron RENT-sToREs

FOR RENT DESIRABLE STORE. p
Congress street, west; elevator and all
modern improvements; possession Nov 1.
Apply Albert Wylly. y Bryan street, east.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Whereas, George T. Cam has applied ia
Court Of Ordinary for letters Of adminis-
tration on the estate of Henry s. Morgan
deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon-
ish all whom ID may concern to be and
appear before said court to make objec-
ton df any they have) on or before the
first Monday In November, next, otherwise
eald letters wii be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L. Fer
rill, ordinary for Chatham county, this.
the fourth day Of October. 1898.
FRANK T.. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. o., c. c.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING HOUSES, 12s
and 12S Taylor street. west, corner Bar
nard; possession oct. 1, '9s. Apply i1S
Broughton street, west.
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FOR RENT OR SALE. THE LARGE
modern residence northeast Abercorn and
Gwinnett streets. H. M. C. Smith, Pro-
peller Towboat office.
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BOARDING.

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BOARD, GENTLEMEN BOADERS
wanted. PIP West Jones street.
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WE HAVE TWO VERY NEAT
houses. 2l7 and 2el Waldburg street, east.
between Abercorn and Lincoln streets In
perfect order. with all conveniences; SIS
the month; just the idea for any one want
Ing a medium size, convenient house. Es-'
tate Solomon Cohen. West Broad and
Broughton streets.
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MONTERREY SQUARE, HOUSE NO u
Gordon street for rent; immediate possess
sion. j. c. Rowland
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FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE RES
idenoe cheap. W. C. & II. C. Harrison.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against Cyrus Campheld, late
of said county, deceased, 10 present them
to me, properly made out, within the time
prescribed by law, so as 10 show thelr
character and amount; and all persons in
debted to said deceased are required ia
make immediate payment to me.
WILLIAM 3. STILLWELL.
Administrators Estate Of Cyrus Camp
field, deceased
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rnR RrNr-nonsrs

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WANTED. DESIRABLE TENANT
for Hairs villa unfurnished); remodeled
from the Besser House; has IS sleeping
rooms, large dining room, parlor, Office,
kitchen, wash room. stOreroom, large We
randas. porches, two wells with pumps;
newly painted inside and out; TO be run
as a cadet boarding house during the coll
lege year, and summer visitors during the
remainder of the year; a good opening for
the right party. For particulars address
owner, Frank w. Han, Dahlonega, Ca.
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ron RENT-RooMs

LARGE. ELEGANT ROOMS FOR
rent Lafayette square; electric and gas
lights and all other modern Improvements,
$50 Abercorn street
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
Pretty Samples.

We have been unable for sdme time
to give our wall paper business that At
trntion which it requires in order to
give satisfaction 10 patrons. but we
have just received our 1898 samples.
aud they are SO very complete and
beautiful that We are sure we can
please any customer, and intend to
give TINT branch of our business close
attention. These samples are certainly
the II tldSontst ever seen in ihis
town. aod we have them convenient
for exam ination. Ii YOU want to
paper olu house don't fail to look over
these samples. The prices are within
the reach I'd every one. We can sell
you nice wall paper al 1 cents per
single roll--eOmething better at 6. s
and 10 cents. and up To so cents Also
room moudings, Lincrusta Walton,
plain ingram aid vanished tile ea-
prrs. nap,T hangers tools. etc, at low
"st prices. VIC ,ayite your inyesti,s-
on.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
FULWOOD TIM ES.

Rev. Durham preached two sermons at
the Wesley church last Sunday. Bro.
Durham Is good talker. and all seemed
to be well pleased with his sermons.
We, the members of the Graveyard AS
ISOLATION, should prepare ourselves with
ouc annual assessment and be ready to
meet the ladies there on Decoration day,
and let that be the largest and best meet
ing that we have ever had. We have one
of the best kept cemeteries in the county
aud by each member paying his assess
ment We can continue to keep It all ideal
home for the solitary dead.
Mr.. Lignoski, representative of the
Franklin nursery, was around This week
making his fall delivery OF fruit trees,
but don't think that he got very warm
reception from some OF the farmers.
j. u. Mcdonald came home Christmas
from making his delivery of the Farmers
Record, but oil account OF the inelemency
of the weather and the III health of the
Captain aud his family, he las not re-
turned to his work
Prof. W. j. Caldwell passed through
our neighborhood Thursday.
Call on j. 4. Merritt and Alexander for
brick. They have nice lot and will sell
cheap.
We learned the exercises CT J. NJ. Will
sons school was very good last Friday
evening. They consisted of compositions
aud recitations.
Sam Swan is all smiles this week. He
has new conner at his house-it is a boy
The mother and the babe was reported
as getting along well.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &&<&&8X&21X&%&&&1X%

, rest City shall have the privilege OF pur-
chasing Fl ON the said st. Francis Electric
Light Company all OF the machinery,
wires, poles and other fixtures belonging
70 said electric light plant, in either of
the three following ways, to-wit:
First. either as the highest bidder at
public sale of the same, or
7 Second, at price to be agreed upon by
the said tow and the said Electric Light
Company, or
| Third. The said town may take the said
property At the cost of the same.
And the ms yor. J. II. Upton, and re-
corder, Il. e. Merwin, are instructed to
| execute to the said ST. Frahcis Electric
Light Company a contract extending the
abov. terms.
The resolution was upon motion
unan lDous!y adopted, and the mayor
and ecorder were authorized and en-
| pOwt red TO make n contract in accord
anct with tie terms OF said resolution
I acre being no further business, the
cou ncil WAS about to adjourn. when it
WAS stated that Mr.. l.. Curry WAS
pre- sent and wished to be heard. He
was accordingly invited To proceed.
| II referred to the fact that lis son
G harley had recently been fined $50 for
e arriving A pistol and discharging same
! il he corporate limits, and asked that
| hr same be RENTED. promising that
| l. shouldS not occur again; The coun-
Gil considered the matter and found
that it would not be the part of wisdom
/ Ia remit Tia. fine. but agreed TO "hod
upn $40 OF the same Outing good be-
havior. which WAS satisfactory.
| The council then adjourned.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
DEMOCRAT TIMES.
Health is very good.

Il. F. Dunn, of Lulu, returned Sunday
from trip to Forrest City and Memphis.
Miss Fannie Webb passed he re yester-
day en- route to the Stokes settlement.
where she will take up school for a few
months.
n. J. Jones is frequent visitor in this
section.
Fifteen mile bayou is on grand
hurrah since the recent heavy rains.
There is some talk OF all overflow
among those that have no inter est here.
Let it come. We were here first.
w. ). Thomas, j. NJ. Gunter and r. w.
Norment were out Monday fol days
sport with the feathery tribe. A fter pad.
ding dugouts five miles up fit cen mile
bayou against heavy current and then
dragging them through one of tn e argest
cane brakes in the bottoms. they re ached
the great Swan lakes, where he ducks
were plenty. Then business be gun. and
the feathery tribe had all the be It e,f the
atfray, for when the boys return led. they
brought only one small duck. vi at was
the matter, boys? j. 81. Gun ter. "had
not lost any ducks" so he said on his re-
turn.
This is election year, and ,re hope
every candidate will run on his own
merits, and not use money and cheap
whskey to buy votes with, thus giving all
fair chance.
We are having plenty of rain.
The levce board has had fc mr. vesrs of
the most favorable weather .or b,.i,diuy
levees and have failed. S arey they
won't ask for another chance.
Mr.. Glenn is In this SEE tion looki,y
after his interests.
j. y. Harris is the center of attraction
Just now.
~ h"'hsuoh was out 80 ssterday aftct
the hnny tribe. He hse. that same had
luck
silver BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
City Council

The City Council held its regular
meeting last Tuesday night, Mayor
Upton presiding. and Rec order Msr-
win at his desk. Al'lerrIen present
were Messrs Folbre. Nels on a I'D Fus
sell. aud DR.. j T. Stone.
Tue minutes at three previons rsg-
ular and special meetings 'Sere read
amended and approved. ait'r informal
discussion Of some matters pertaining
60 the franchise owned by. tie electric
light company.
Under Report Of Commit,ees, =
Alderman RUSSELL sta yed that he pump
AT the waterw0rks plant was in bad
repair, perhaps orn out IN some
places. aud that it would be necessary
70 buy new one. The price WAS dis
cussed and the matter left In the dis.
creiion at Nj. Fusspll. who stated thai
he would get tie NUMBER. size. etc. ON
the following day. and telegraph for "a
new pump.
The mailer of putting down u new
we'll is h ing held up" awaiting the
new II .ctric light companys con
Neniei &C. rs they have proposed TO do
the work - per cent. cheaper than
any body else
IL was lien moved bv Alderman
Fnssell, and seconded by Alderman
Fulbre that iIe ordinance requiring
hogs 10 wear lings la their nose. he
placed urnn it's second reading. The
motion prevailed. Yeas-Fnssel. Fol
brr. Merwin. Nns- Nelson. Stone
Absent and mol yotng--Baifgh. Al.
derman Stone explained his vote on
The ground of humane pri.ciples-
Icing Opposed To cruelty to animals.
Tie ordinance MAS cad Tie second
time.
Attorney John Calling being present
was extended the courtesy Of The laor.
and stated that he appeared in behalf of
The It. Francis electric light company
under its new management. and fnr
them lie asked the adoption Of the fol.
lowing resolution. which. he said. he
believed covered the points agreed M :
on between The council aud his clients
at former meeting.
Be 1t enacted. l'y thr Incorporated town
Of Forrest City, Arkansas. by aud
through its mayor and board OF alderna II
assembled, and ii is hereby enacted by
The authority of the same. that
The franchise which was granted by
said town on the eth dry Of March. 1897.
to L. II. Thompson. tel lhr purpose 81
owning ard operating an electric plant in
said town. which franchise In now owned
b. the ST. Francis Electric Light Conn
pany. corporation under the laws oi
Arkansas, be extended for a term of ten
li0l years longer, aud until the 18th tay
81 june. A d.. 1917 nineteen hundred
aad seventeen; with the proyiso that at
the end OF the first ten i0l years to- wit.
o. the 18Th day Of Jnne. 1907 nineteen
hundred and seven, the said town Of For
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep. depending entirely on healthy
condition OF all the vital organs. If
the liver be inactive, you have bill
ious look; if yodr stomacli be disord-
cred, you have dyspeptic look; il
your kidneys be affected. you have "a
pinc!ied look. Secure good health, and
you VIII surely have good looks.
Electric Bitters" is good alternative
and tonic. Acta directly on the stom-
ach. liver and kidneys. Purines the
blood, cures pimples, blotohes and
boils, and gives "A good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Jno.
II. Tipton's Drug Store. 80 cents per
bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
Bucklen's Arnica saive

Tile best salv e in the world for Cuts,
lruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chappei Hands.
Clnlblains. Coirs. and all Skin Efup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. PrieT rs cents pei box. For
sale by John II. Upton. druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
Guardians Notice of A pplication
for DISCHARGE

NOTICE Is hereby given thar on the 18th
~ nav or January. 1893. | fixed with the
Probate Court OF ST. Francis Corinty. Arknn
sas' my nnai settlement as guardi au of Sarah
Annie iAltz. she being of full age at the date
OF said Ming. will apply to the st. Francis
term, lssS 10 he discharged as sue h guardian
GHAS II SAN OERS,
Guardian Sarah Ar ME Lutz.
January 18th. 1895
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21

IUIFUU, U,
we the nnders 'igntd- have known +. j.
ohe''ey iot tue asst - years, and believe
nun perfectly IonorabAe in all business.
TRANSACTIONS d financially able TO carry
out any ooiif ? .tions made by their firm.
west " ruax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
"aiair z. Kmnsn & Marvin, Who'll sale
DrugglS is. Toledo, o.
ha'' tstsryh Cure is taken internally,
ac''hi d rectiy upon the blood and mucous
SUR ace' of the system. Price 75c. per
oo' lie. S0s& Or all druggists. Testmo-
NJ ais Fl ee.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
How's Tt. is?
! silver BILL.

we offer One Hundr d dollars reward
ior any case OF CatW RI that cannot be
cured by Halls Catar rh Cure.
I'D. CHENEy.- i Co., Props,
The herald., 1898-05-21
Increase.
Breadstum
sDecrease.
The Uses Of Paramn

1.-THE export trade of this country in par
affn and paraffin wax has grown up very
rapidly" says the Ne York Times. "Twen-
ty-fve years, ago this material was un-
known to commerce and only fifteen years
ago 1t began to be exported. In 1884 the ex-
ports of the product were more than H.
100000 pounds, of which 100000 pounds
went to Great Britain. In the fiscal year
1897 the American exports of paraffin and
paraffin wax reached about 1926 900 900
pounds, of which the United Kingdom took
81 900 900 pounds. In this country the con-
sumption of this article has increased at
. still more rapid rate, but the production
has more than kept pace with the demand.
The marked chemical indifference of this
substance has led to its introduction In
connection with a large number OF In
dustries. 1t is employed for lining wooden
and metal vessels for acids and voltaic bat
teries. in electric insulation, in coating
splnts and other appliances subject to
septic influences, as a vehicle for illuminate
In the manufacture of matches, as COW
ering for cartridges, for preserving fruits
and vegetables by forming coating over
their surface, and for an almost endless
variety of similar purposes"
The herald., 1898-05-21
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade In
Cereals

CHICAGO, May 20.-Wheat was helped
chiefly by Paris gossip of cold, wet weather
and estimated continental requirements,
which were reported to be 50O 100000 bushels
for the next ten weeks. There was also
some gossip as to the likelihood of a pro-
longation of the French tariff suspension.
Statements on this point have been con-
ficting, some apparently believing that an
extension to August or September 1st is
possible. Liverpool cables we're Is to 2Hd
lower. The wet weather in the wheat grow
ing sections Of the United states gave rise
to some apprehension of rust, which is
much more destructive to the wheat plant
than chinch bugs or locusts. A novel fea-
ture was introduced by an attempt Of one
June delivery at SO great a discount under
the May prices as to create weak feeling
in the latter deliveries. The price bid for
June was LIN to begin with, but there was
trolling interest took the matter UP and
without mincing matters, bid $1.35 for June
and from that to $40 without discovering
a seller. That at once disposed Of the little
extent at from SLAP to begin with down to
81. 40 and back again to $.43. The dullness
for the trade was the chief local encourage
ment to the bears. There was report cur
rent that a French party was trying to buy
large parcel of wheat from Letter and
this had strengthening influence. July
wheat started at 1Hc lower to Nc higher at
so5% to o aayanssa steadily to Mos
to Nc better at SO to 8SMc. rose to 98h and
closed at S91Ac. May and June closed at
$145 Heavy rains In most of the corn
states with more predicted for today had a
bullish influence on that cereal. July closed
sc higher.
Oats ruled firm with corn but trade was
light and featureless. July closed 1sc
higher.
The provision market was fairly active,
weak with any selling but rather firm at
any buying orders. Pork closed 10 cents
The herald., 1898-05-21
Releases, $1,000 and over
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, May 20.-The indspostion
of the stock prices to move widely pending
the decisive engagement IN West Indian
waters became even more ponounced today
than during the early part Of the week. To-
day the profit traders were apparently un-
willing to await over night for turn in the
market. In the last hour they sold the
stocks they had bought in the morning, the
prices involving the wipng out of all the
early gains except for small number of
stocks which showed special elements of
strength. The supply of stocks was small
and prices moved up quite easily on the
buying movement, but the demand was
equally small and the sale of holdings in
exactly to last nights level. There was the
same tendency as has been manifested for
some time past to take up particular stocks
or groups of stocks and advance them in
dependently Of the market. Today the local
traction companies were selected and they
were advanced from between one and three
points. There was selling for London ac-
count during the morning, but this was off,
set by some small outside buying through
commission houses.
! The money market continued easy in all
departments, foreshadowing another
strong return by the bankers tomorrow
This is an element of strength so far as it
indicates a relaxation of the Withholding of
credits.
There was very little movement or ac-
tivity in the bond market. Total sales 81
G25, 900.
U. s. old As registered declined u per cent
on the bid price. The last sale today of The
new As coupon at L221s. showed a decline
or q per cent from the sale on the last pre-
ceding day.
The herald., 1898-05-21
EVERY MAN IN HIS SEAT
Ex-senator Dawes Recalls Notable
Incident in the House

Ex-senator Henry L. Dawes contributes
the following interesting "reminiscences to
the Springfield (Mass.) Republican:
"a few days ago you called attention to
the impressive scene in the senate when on
a vote on the Cuban resolutions every sena-
tor was in his seat and voted except Sena-
tor Walthall, then on his deathbed. 1t was,
indeed an impressive scene. do not re-
call another like it in our history, when
public interest was so intense as to insure
the presence Of every senator In his seat
ready to answer the roll call on a question
fraught with such consequences.
Il do remember, however, another such
scene in the house of representatives no
less impressive and on which hung conse-
quences no one then foresaw, and no one
since has been able to measure. I have
thought that its recall at this time would
not be without interest. That scene oc-
Cured forty years ago this very month,
when the English BILL so-called, that last
wicked attempt to doom Kansas to sla-
very by statute, was under consideration.
On that occasion every member entitled to
vote, 234 in all, was in his seat and an.
swered to his name. 1t takes two roll calls
usually to gather in the inattentive or those
OUT VI lIclI ocdtS WuSH tHSlI Lduco dIc
called. But on this occasion, such was the
intensity of purpose In every breast that
the first roll call of every name brought
back a response as emphatic as If the fate
of the measure hung on that vote. The rec
ords of the house furnish no parallel to
this. The result, as it was announced at
the speakers desk, was accompanied by a
simultaneous salvo of cannon from Capitol
hill.
while there were some things in the de-
liberations of the last week calculated to
recall that event, still the contrasts are SO
sharp and striking that perhaps 1t would
be of service to those, If any there are, who
are doubling whether the world moves to
point out some of them. While that vote
like the one of last week, filled the seats
and galleries with wild and unrestrained
manifestations of joy and exultation. it
was quite otherwise outside. 1t filled one
half the nation with the gloom of an
eclipse. On this occasion, on the contrary,
every part of the whole countryfia rival
ing every other part in the unbounded sat
isfaction it feels and in the high resolves 1t
inspires. That vote declared with proc
lamation of cannon from the hilltops tina,
Kansas should not determine for itself
whether it would be state of bondsmen
or of freemen. This vote solemnly declares
that Cuba is, and of right ought to be. free
and independent and shall determine her
own future. That vote was an attempt to
forge fetters, this to break them. That
was an entering wedge in an attempt to
shatter this Union. This, on the contrary.
is the largest contribution since the war
to Modification to the obliteration of Sec
tional lines and prejudices and to the uni
fication of this great people in one mind,
heart and purpose.
"Can any one be at loss to know
whether this republic moves or not, and in
what direction? H. L. DAWES.
"Pittsfield, April %, 1885,"
The herald., 1898-05-21
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