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Book Department.

i copy Of the Original Webster's Dictionary
1;2sl pages, colOred plates, showing flags of
all nations. cover slightly damaged. Reduced
from 81 - zoe.
copies Les Miserables," p" by Victor Hugo; good
type; hve illustrations; about 400 pages (5 books
in onel. Reduced from S5c. to soc.
copies Of My Little Friends, by Z. Heinrichs
choice collection of Children's Portraits accom-
panied by appropriate poems. Reduced from 81 .65
to soc. each.
copies First Series. and copies Third Series
Life's Comedy containing drawings and sketches
by Getson, Wenzel and other famous artists. bound
slightly damaged Reduced from 81 so to I5c.
copy Partisan Photographers, reproduced from
the Great Modern Paintings OF the Paris Salon,
slightly defaced from handling. Reduced from
81. 25 TO soc.
Basement
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Lamp Department.

l Gilt and Onyx banquet Lamp centraI-draft
burner. Reduced from $3.50 to S295
Giit and Onyx banquet Lamp. heavy gilt fin
ish. Reduced from 81 80 to 50 90
Green Enamel and Brass Lamp low souot
shape with handles Rochester burner. Reduced
from $50 to 500.
Gllt and Royal Copper banquet Lamp, B. & II.
burner; Reduced from $l3. 81 10 $500.
Az, Tdit ana i"mpciian Reading Lamp, with han
'lit ana t'hlearic Banquet Lamp central -dra #
burner. ftdured from $500 to $500.
Green and Pink Bent Glass Globe Reducad
from 500 to S1.0O.
lo-inch BanIuet Globe, oriental design Re-
duccd from $500 10 $500 "
l Red Porcelain Globe fine scroll decoration po
duced from 81. to $500.
9-inch Terra Gotta Globe tamagad Radnc.a
from S2.0O 10 sl.00
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1899-04-20
HOusefMrnishing Dept .

% oVa! covered Market Baskets. Reduced from
DC. to 10r. each.
5 Japanned Coal Hods, scratched Reduced from
DE. 20 15c. each.
. L Patent Ironing Board, damaged. Reduced from
100 TO .yOc. ~
to 60c ~ ~
l Sfoot Ladder. DANA ed. Reduced from 81 90
o tOc ~ +-''o
% 4-q1art Enameled Tea Pots, slightly damaged
Reduced from JOc. to DC. each
Never Break Steel Saucepars Re(uced from
T5c. to 25c. each. ~
u sets Mrs. Potts Irons. Reduced from J9c to
800. set. ' "
Fifth floor
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China Department.

Decorated Clrlsbad China Dinner Set 1o2 pieces.
Reduced from $500 to $500.
L Decorated Carlsbad China Tea Set 56 nie,as
Reduced from $500 to S3.75
l Decorated Toilet Set, jar slightly damaged Re-
duced from $1,000 to 81. 90.
8 Jardinleres. medium size. reduced from $1.OO ia
soc. each; 9, reduced from J0c to 25c. each
Odd Decorated Carlsbad China Platters large
size Reduced from s.. 90 TO 75c each.
Odd Decorated English Porcelain Soup Tureens.
Reduced from $500 to 81 90 each.
Odd Pedestals. Reduced from $500 to 81 90 ca
4 OGd Decorated English Porcelain Covered Butter
Dishes Reduced from 75c. 10 25c. each
II Decorated Carlsbad China Bone Dishes Re-
duced from Toe. to sc. each.
Fifth inO-.
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MARRIED..

bh hNG-DukALL. At st. Patrick's Church Wash
Ingt"n ID C.. Tuesday April Is. 1889 by
father McGee MARION A. BYNG Of Wash
lngtoh' - q, and WILLIAM DUNALL of Fred
erick, Md. No cards
ICHMOND-BABSON. on SATURDAY. Aprfl IL
RICHMOND and OLIVE F. RABSON hath of
this city.
RUSSELI-IRYINE. ON "Wednesday Anil 10
1873 by bey. George y. Luccock ROBERT n
ht SSELL and NELLIE V. IRVINE both OF
Washington, ID. c.
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Muslin Underwear Dent.

II Children's White Lawn Aprons. low neck some
trimmed with embroidery and rutfies; Others with
rufhe OF same: pearl buttons; sizes, 3 and 4
years. Reduced from 65c. to 2Jc. each.
10 pairs WOmen's Cambria Drawers extra size
for stout Indies; deep hem with cluster of fine
tucks; yoke band Reduced from ti5c to SOC pa lr
pairs W0men's Muslin Drawers. umbrella Il vie
deep canbrie rufle. trimmed with embroidery woke
band. Reduced from soc. TO 35c. pair.
. WOmen's Fine NainsoOk Gowns, sluare neck in
front short double yoke In back; trimmed with lace
and insertion 10 match Reduced from S2T5 to
81. I5 each.
f1g.Or
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Black Goods Department.

II yards silk and Wool Polka Spot Creuonett.
RssiuCed from S4.3s to 81 80 for piece.
IL yards +f-inch Striped MOllair CreIOu Re-
duce,l from S3.O7 10 S1.OO for piece.
l5s yards 42-inch Figured MOhair Crepon Re-
dnced from 81. - To 81 90 for pcre.
Is yards 42-inch Figured MOhair Crcpon. Re
daeed from $500 10 SEQ for piece.
yards +5-inch All-silk Figured Grenadine. Re
enced from $i.5O 70 SEQ for piece.
81 yards 45-inch AlI-silk Grenadne. Reduced
from 50 10 to $500 for piece.
1$4 yards 44-inch silk and Wool Polka Spot Gren-
Rdne. Reduced from 81. .3S to 81. 30 for piece.
81 yards 56-ilch Atwood Cheviot. Reduced from
81 l3 10 $500 for piece
AZ Yards 4U-ineh SIX anil Wool Henrietta. Re
duced from S5.T9 81. 70 for piece.
I~Tr=.
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Boys Department.

L? Fine Atwood Double-breasted Suits. sizes &
: =. TO- II. 10, 10 and 16 Reduced from 100 and
II Fine AII-weo Brownie" and ..yestie., S,;ts
ioat, pants and little vest; Sizes 3, T. s. 6 and s
reduced from 800, $500 and ST 80 to 50 20 enc
II pairs All-woo Separat. Pants: sIzrS 2 IL
ana Rn 10 Reduced from 75c and SO to SOC pair
50 iluniered PerCale Shirt Waists ..M6thrrs,
Friend brand; sizes /, l. II. II, IL and II Iis
duced from S1.OO to 59c. each
- 30 washable Hats and Caps. white and check d
blue and brown; all sizes. Reduced from a3c tn
1Or each. ~ -'' "
~ washable Tam OShanters, stifr tops white
Third floor - -'N' ~ i''
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Corset Department.

pairs Parame Corsets. made of dainty pink blue
and lavender satin. Reduced from $1,000 to 81. 80
pairs CorSets, French coutil, boned with whal
bone top finished with lace and ribbon; sizes %.
70, y, ~ and 30 Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
pairs Fren, CCTsets, black Italian cloth bOnal
with real whalebone; sizes IS and 10. Reduced
from Sl2O0 20 $3.50 pair.
10 pairs X. & G. CorSets. fine coutn heavily
b"nedi sizes is, 20, 21, %, % and %. Reduced
from Sl.OO 10 69c. pair.
Secoad floor
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Upholstery Dent.

head Couch. hair top, covered with faured
tn 81, Gh i'"s IL IultihS. Reduced from S21.5
/ Head Couch, hair top, covered with figured
to So 80. 'eH lioLh S'o'o
par Blue Tapestry Portieres heavy fringe ton
ana bottom. Reduced from 81. 90 to s.: 90
pair Tapestry Portieres, heavy fringe top and
ooitohl Reduced from Sll 80 to 81. 90
Z. pairs Lightweight summer Portieres blue
s'rIpt enect. Reduced from $500 to 81. 90 pair
Evening star., 1899-04-20
Infants Department.

Children's Dresses. fancy lace trimmed. made
over colored Innings, ribbon rOSettes Reduced from
$3.50 to 50 90 each
thildrens Organdie Dresses. plain and figured.
trimmed with insertion and ribbon. Reduced from
$50 to 81 each.
10 Chidren's NainsoOk Dresses, yoke of Insertion
finished with rIffie edged with lace skirt trimmed
with rut1e. Reduced from s.. % to $3.50 each
d Children's NainsoOk Dresses. yoke of tucks and
Insertion; embroidery shoulders, neck and sleeves
Reduced from 81 - Toe eaCh h.
Infants Long Nainsook Dresses, trimmed with
hne insertion, tucks and dainty edge. Reduced
from 81. - to S1.T5 each.
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Rug Department.

Hand painted Screen solid oak frame highly
artistic design slightly damaged Reduced from
5000 To- $1,000.
= Black GuatsSin Rugs: slightly damaged. Re
ductd from $50 10 81 80 each.
. Fanny Combination Fur Rugs. padded and lined.
Reduced from $40 and S4-OO to $50 each.
; Oriental Rugs. Reduced from $50 and $1,000
TO $50 each.
l remnant Heavy China Mating 21a, yards. re-
ducezi from $+-{I 10 50 6O: l remnant, ~, yards,
reduced from :. ~ 500.
/ remnant Heavy White Mating. IL yards. re-
ductd from ST. 81 ~; / remnant, . yards re
ducei S4-JO to S3.I5.
ThIrd
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yeWelrY Department.

10 Jewelcd Hat Pins. Reduced from ,o 70 o.,
25c each. euueeu from ooc TO
to 25c. each. ' i'euuceu from Joc
~ ~ tahsy brooches. Reduced from soc to o5c On
,caJ - .,tttL anu ih!nestone Hat Ornaments Re
dItt4 ~, l, rom DOC and i5c. to 15c. each ->
each. eo mum ooc. 10 2oc.
First
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Linen Department. .

poS5 % luiklsh Terry Bath Mats, blue pink and tan
i'educed from 50c. To 4Oc. each ~ ~ '
Ia IA S9u S Donhie Damask Pattern Cloths napkins
SUI. It2N" Yards Reduced from 81 80 to s5 20 ea
20 dHZeh seconds In Towels Reduced tn Goo
zoe: and SOC. for lot of g. W. ~ w.
:, 10 90 dozen o-S All-lmen Napkins Reduced from
'9uhie Damask Sets. with openwork cloths
Iiu , pam tienl1ned Napkins to match: 2I5x3is-
5000 set. 'V0 anu T'''oo 10
Second floor
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Picture Department.

, ! 16x20 Gilt Frame Reduced from 81 so to 25c
lSN22 Gilt Frame Reduced from 81. 10 to 25c.
l 13x16 Gilt Frame. Reduced from Toe. to Zoe
70 Furnished Gilt Photograph Frames with orna-
mental corners, assorted mats. Reduced from zoe
TO 2Jc. each.
4 French Plate Mirrors, with oak frames Re-
duced from 81 % to 50c. each
Water Colors, in gilt frame and shadow boxes
Reduced from $500 to 81 90 each
l Medallion, with solid brass corners Reduced
from $500 to 81 so.
Fourth tonr.
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and. as usual during her Washington visits,
VIII be continuously entertained during
her stay. She is accompanied hy her
children and will spend the most part of
next month in Indianapolis before opening
her nome again for the summer at Sara
toga.
Mrs. william Thompson Harris will give
Mrs. Mckee.
MISS Bessie Henderson of Salisbury N
=, Is the guest Of Miss Peachy, 1873 10th
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White Enameled Beds.

A small lot OF White Enalneled
Beds, in one-of-a-kind styles, with
more or less elaborate brass trim
mings, marked at reduced prices to
close. as follows:
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Suit Department.

-, 8 Navy Blue All-wool Cheviot Suits. silk lined
sas asousnout M m sizes "a, 36 and SO. Reduced from
/ Elegant Green Broadcloth Suit. lined throupb
s RedurnT ne taft ,aeta silk full tailor made size
l Black Cloth Suit strained Seams si,, ,;o,
VA sa 81 Persane Pc s lined skirt; Size So Reduced from
! Black Broadcloth Skirt, braid trimmed nor.
'a,ihe e, lined; @ Reduced from $1,000 to s75O
e. "A iiw@9i IL zoe Navy Cheviot Skirts. Reduced from
dncsd Ar-mool f bicycle Skirts. double faced Re
Black Silk Jacket, silk lined: size "a Pod,a,
from 90 to $50 '~e 'o' "eiuceu
and !a-"1ol AZ Tan Jackets, silk lined; sizes "a, 3G
anu %. Reduced from $1,000 to 81 95 each ' ~
A. / ran Cape, silk lined, green velvet trimmed Re.
duced from S21.OO to 81 so ''niineo' he-
90 ta 1aHeta s,ilk Waists corded fronts: sizes
81 40 and ~ Reduced from So 90 to 81 30 each
, . Biack Tafeta Silk Waists embrodereJ White
u", fronts; Reduced from ST. 80 to SO 80 each
7 20 Black and White Flannelette and All Black
t-aMh t " rappers; sizes 36 So, 40 and A. Reduced
from 81 90 and S1.6S to SOC each. i'eu"eeu
Third floor
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l'lisses' Departmenf-

. Girls All-wool 2piece Suits, navy and cadet
se tuz' pt.sd trimmed; sizes and g. Reduced from
. Glris Inc Colored Dmity Dresses embroidery
81. 30 each 4 iioLh 9o''o 70
, }tiris VI Ali-wool Cheyiot Jackets; sizes H. IA
ana T 10 10 Reduced from $500 to s1.9j each
Evening star., 1899-04-20
Cotton Dress Goods.

GinghamS. In checks and stripes, all colors :;
Sc yard.
Dimities. Lawns and SwiSses. in printed stripes.
dots AMI figures; lengths from = yards. Re
ducrd from III g. To- To- yard.
Best Qualify Percale in lar=e variety Of styles;
lruEths from Ia to > yards; So inches wide. Re
dUrsd from l2l.... To- To- yard
PcrrtleS by the ward in old designs and print
iugs black. blue and white grouHds-about ~
styles. RtdIced from I2l.,. 10 -. ward.
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Third floor.
Dress Goods Department.

A large and attractive collection
OF remnants OF all-wool fabrics, con-
sisting OF Challis, Serges, Cheviots,
Henriettas and FancieS, the decumu-
lation OF the past few days OF busy
selling, in lengths suitable for chill
dren's dresses and wOmen's waists
and separate skirts. Greatly reduced
prices prevail throughout.
Evening star., 1899-04-20
High-class Cotton Dress Goods.

French Organizes, Muarase~ Ginshams AMI Ok
ford 'Acvipt~, in lengths suitable for Ciilreu's
dresses and wumens waists. REDUCED from ;j5c.
and ;ssia'- 10. ward.
Irish bimirirs ari scotch Zephyrs. in a variety Of
pretty effects Reduced from 25c. To zoe yard
First hU-fr.
Evening star., 1899-04-20
Knit Underwear Dept.

IL pairs WOmens Gauze Drawers. ankle length
size %. Reduced from soc. to 25c. pair
10 WOmen's SILK Vests, low neck no sleeves
fancy crochet fronts. Reduced from 100 to 81 90
First floor.
Evening star., 1899-04-20
Hosiery Department.

SO pairs WOmen's RiChelieu Ribbed Tan Cotton
Hose. double heels and toes; sizes 0, 9ia and 10
Reduced from Doc. to pairs for 25c.
First floor.
Evening star., 1899-04-20
Fridays OUR Remnant Day.
Our Special Bargain Day.


l H Leland
So a ddands
ends Ans1chth In Goods
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04
AT THE THEATER.
The BOstOnians' Evening Before a
Brilliant Audience.

The Bostonians. the premier light oper-
attic organization of America, sang The
serenade' last night to an audience, which
for briniancy and size, was the best of the
season.
THE Serenade" Is in three acts, and Is
the result of the collaboration of Victor
Herbert and Harry B. Smith, 1t relates
the story of the jealousy of an old Castilian
duke-a Quixotic sort of personage-whose
ward, Dolares, is enamored OF a baritone,
of the Madrid opera. The "Serenade"
seems to have been the popular song of the
day, for everybody sings it, and as
result the duke has many amusing adven-
lures in the search for the wooer of his
ward.
THE Serenade' does not begin to be the
opera that robin Hood is, and those
who have heard the Bostonians in the lat
ter, the opera of last night must have
been a disappointment. Whether it was
in the singing of the company or the lack
of opportunities the opera gave is hard to
say, but last nights performance was not
equal to that of robin Hood" which was
given here two years ago.
Then the rich baritone of Eugene CoWles
is missed, though Broderick sang in fine
voice. Mr.. Broderick has not been heard
here in several years, not since he was
here with Emma Abbott. Another favorite
of the once famous Abbott company
Helen Bertram-is now with the Boston,
ians. Miss Bertram sang delightfully."-, so
well that she was recalled several times.
Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis made a CHARM
ing Dolores and sang the numbers al
lotted to her, especially THE Angelus, -
admirably.
Mr.. Barnabee was the Duke of Santa
Cruz and Mr.. Mcdonald was Senior AL
varod, who sang the "Serenade.' Mr..
George B. rockingham, as GOmez-not
Maximo-was the funny man of the piece,
and the fun he made was real. Mr.. Harry
Brown gave a typical presentment of a
grand opera tenor as he might appear
shortly after his arrival in America. The
way he mixed his English was amusing.
The opera was well mounted, the chotus
was unusually strong, and the ensembles
were given in an excellent manner.
To-day, Yale's Devils Auction" will be
given at a matinee and night performance.
OF the spectacular plays which come to
Savannah, the Devils Auction" always
leads.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04

papers are saying about their lines. and
they do it in a way that economies their
time. The busy, energetic railroad man in
a high place has too much to do to run
through a newspaper looking for anything
that may be Of particular interest to him.
Therefore he does not do it. In
stead he gets il done for him
1t is not merely a question of his having
10 go through one paper. All the papers
from along the line of the road come 10
his office and he wants the news of a rail
road nature from them ALL If he had to
spend his time going through these papers
to find out If there has been any mention
made of his own line or any other he
would hardly have a chance to do anything
else.
1t is the duty of a clerk to look out for
these matters. Most of the roads manage
the thing by having a clerk in the Of
nee OF the general passenger agent scan
the papers every day and clip anything
OF railroad character. These clippings
are stuck on pasteboards with the names
of the papers from which they came.
They are then ready in a concise form for
the eye of the officials to scan 1t thus
becomes a matter of ease for them to keep
right up with the situation all over the
the world of railroad affairs. Officials re-
gard this as a part of their work, and they
seldom neglect it. The news of the roads
is carefully read, as the information found
is valuable at times.
Another method employed is to have
agents at points where there are news
papers published make their daily clip
pings and send in to the general passenger
agents office These clippings are sent
rod tlot
the date and the names of the papers
from which they were taken.
Mr.. Cecil Gabbett, vice president and
general manager of the Georgia and Ala
bama Railroad. left yesterday for Mont
gomery on a business trip.
General Freight and Passenger Agent A.
Pope of the Georgia and Alabama Railroad
was in Atlanta on business yesterday.
Florida Central and Peninsular passen-
ger agents and the operating force of this
division feel great pride in the record that
has thus far been made by the vestibule
train. They say the south-bound vestibule
has hit the station here right on the notch
every morning since 1t has been on. This
is something rather remarkable consld-
erng the time the trains have been run
ming and the dong run from Jersey City.
The railroad men hope the record will
continue.
Tomorrow night at 7:9O o'clock the first
of the Georgia and Alabama trains that
are to have the sleeping car service be-
tween Savannah and Atlanta will leave
the Central depot The service will be in
augurated via the Georgia and Alabama
and the Southern Railway. The schedule
is very good and a quick trip both to and
from Atlanta Is given. Connections for
the North, East and West are also excel
lent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04
CITY COURT GRIST.
Seven Sentences of From Three to
Twelve Months Imposed.

Seven Sentences of From Three to
Twelve Months Imposed.
The usual array of petty criminals con-
fronted Judge Norwood in the City Court
yesterday, Friday being devoted 20 Grim
inal business in that court. r. l.. Cold
ing, Esq, was acting solicitor general. The
following were convicted of the offenses
with which they were charged and SEN
fenced as stated
Ephraim Persons, assault and battery,
$50 and costs, or nine months on the gang.
Henry williams, escaped convict, twelve
months additional, to be served on expira-
ton of former sentence.
Henry Jones, larceny from the house,
$40 and costs, or six months.
Lizzie Phinizy cheating and swindling,
$40 or, three months.
John Hail. larceny from the house, $1O
or six months
Mantley Floyd, larceny from the house.
so and costs, or three months.
Elsie Ellis, keeping a, leH1d house, $3.50
and costs, or twelve months on the gang.
The Ellis woman is the one who was ar
rested for keeping the house in which her
brother Turnell Ellis, and the white wo-
man. Jennie Moore, both of whom were
convicted last week, resided for the brief
time which brought down upon them both
The well deserved wrath of the law The
woman has no money with which to pay
her fine. and her prospects are good for
serving out her term on the gang. She
anneared to be of an unusually low and
disreputable character, and Judge Nor
wood was very severe in his comments in
passing sentence upon her.
Several parties against whom indict-
ments had been found were dismissed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04

GEORGIA., CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that have made
application to the Court of Ordinary for
Chatham County, for leave to sell all the
personal property and Lot Number Six
(6), of MELVILLE, Chatham county, contain
ing four and six-tenths a 6-10) acres and
a farm in Habersham county, Georgia,
containing five hundred and eighty $50
acres and an undivided half interest in one
hundred and forty d40) acres in Haber-
sham county, Georgia, belonging to the
estate of Leonard Y. Gibbs, deceased, for
the payment of debts and distribution and
that said order will be granted at the
March term 1899 Of said court unless OBJ
jections are fled
CHARLES NJ. GIBBS.
Administrator of Est. i. Y. Gibbs.
February g. 1889.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04
ACHIEVEMENTS FILED.
Reports of Administrators and Other
Matters Before the Ordinary.


An inventory of the estate Of Catherine
waldner was filed with the Court of Or
binary yesterday by T. M. Cunningham,
Jr., administrator. The appraisment fixes
the value of the real and personal property
of the estate at $1S662.65. In the matter of
the application of Nicholas Waldner for
a years support from the estate for Frank,
Johanna and Charles Waldner, minors, the
appraisers filed return allowing $500 in
cash and SIPS in personal effects Of the de-
ceased.
An appraisement of the estate of Sarah
II. Bradley was filed by the administrator,
G. B. Whatley. The appraisement fixes
the value of the land belonging to the es-
tate located in Dittmersville at 81 $50.
Eliza ]. Drayton applied for letters Of
administration on the estate of Charles A.
Drayton.
Charles NJ. Gibbs. administrator of the
estate of L. Y Gibbs, filed a petition to
sell reaf and personal property of the es-
tate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Nicholas Waldner has applied to the
Court of Ordinary for a twelve months
support for minor children of Catherine
Waldner out of the estate Of the said
Catherine Waldner, deceased. Appraisers
have made returns allowing same.
These are, therefore, to cite all whom
Il may concern to appear before said
court to make objection on or before the
first Monday ia March next, otherwise
same win be granted.
witness. the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the Bird
day of February 1899.
FRANK r. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., G. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-04
Savannah, Ga. Jan. 5, 1899.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, Eliza ]. Drayton has applied to
Court of Ordinary for letters of adminis-
tration on the estate of Charles A. Dray-
ton, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all whom 1t may concern to be and
appear before said court to make objec-
ton Qf any they have) on or before the
first Monday in March next, otherwise
said letters viii be granted.
Witness the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
Sd day of February, 1899.
FRANK e, KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., C. C.