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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

A last the suspense i over There e
% longer any doubt that Cleveland has
carried View York. and VIII Be ne
next President Of the United
states. The corrected returns from
Greens county first cut down Blaine's
majority very materially, and then ne
corrected returns frnm Westchester
county Ut Cleveland IL ahead
n Blaine. About o'clock this
morning further corrected returns we're
received which gave Cleveland a plurality
of about 100. The Republican National
Committee, early yesterday afternoon,
conceded % Cleveland New Jersey ard
Connecticut The doubt that was hang
ing about West Virginia yesterday was
removed BY dispatches early last
evening. which gave the state 70
Cleveland. With the south New York,
View jersey and Connecticut Cleveland
mas - electoral votes more than
enough ID secure his election.
TIE rej5iclngs which VIII be wiz
tnessed in every state and in
every toKn and county today VIII be
without precedent in the history o TIE
country. The glsdness that viii
5e felt, however. viii be much
greater than It viii b possible % express.
Tais great victory Of the Democracy
means honest government and prosper
o-s eouurrr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
PERSONAL.

PEoF- HUXLEY's health has improved, ana
he viii leave Venice next week Tor England
JrDGE JOEL PAsKER aud John P. stockton
VIII make addresses az the unFelhng q the
Monmouth battle monument az fEeehold' y
J.. o. Nov. ..
WHILE she Is sui alive the venerable Mrs.
AiTu-ra I. HetcSlf, Of Providence, mas seusl-
DIV conveyed % Brown University her estate
OF Is acres. TO be conferred into botanical
garden
PROF. SEELYE says there are two Goethes-
one the poet. at point between onaAspeafe
aud Byron, aud the other the great pnliosO-
uher 4 art and culture, and mover OF modern
thought.
CEx. STOCkMAR. a famous German soldier,
nov - years Of age. celeuraEe4 nlz DIAMOND
wedding al Dessaus Oct - ne Is one OF tAe
oldest friends Of Emperor william, having
first met him as a mere boy 81 the battle Of
Jena. n lsld.
EvsIeS HARLow. OF the Greedy relief ship
Thetis has had the skin Of polar bear Wnlcn
he shot in the Arctic regions mounted, and
viii place IL on exhibition al New orleans.
He has presented II 70 hrs. \. l.. Mason, Of
Providence. L. 1.
Mr.. RUsKIN touched q sympathetic chord
when he remarked in Ole Of his recent lee
lures: Il do not speak OF the Celtic race De-
cause l should now be expected TO say Kettle,
and | don't mean 10, only for fear that
should next be required % say 81. heklIla-
GIN. BOOTH las displaced Major Moore
from the head OF the American branch OF the
Salvation Army and has sent out from Lon
don as q substitute Major smith 70 take CON-
mand. 50 that the SalvstsonIsts IN TINS coa1-
trv viii see less Of Moor and more or smith.
ROBERT J. BURDETTE, Of the Burlington
HasrE~gs. hiss given the Baptist chapel, OF
Merton Square. Pa, bell Ia memory OF ms
wife Mrs. Burdette often expressed the
desire that no costly monument should be
placed over her grave, bnt that her LIE should
be commemOrated by some useful git.
The Prince Of Wales Is thus hit of by
Kenluckian. who writes from London 10 the
C0urier-sFOHrndI: He mixes good deal with
the masses and is very democratic IN his man
ner. He remembers names aud faces 80 vel
and Is 20 pleasant that if he were living II
kentucky he would be elected TO the Leglsla-
ture He knows which side MS bread = but
tered on. He seems TO have sOwn his Wild
oats. and has been behaving himself hrst-r2te
for i've years.
HAIRY WALTERS. son OF 3ir. VIM. T. Wal
ters Of Baltimore, has been appointed Cen
eral Manager Of the Wilmington and Weldon
and Wilmington Columbia and Augusta
Railroads, IN place Of Z. Z. BrIdgerss re-
signed. The appointment took effect on SOY
!. The r0ads mentioned comprise tho = hole
Atlantic eOsst line from Richmond 70 Charles
ton. connecting al the latter city with the Inc
TO Florida and New Orleans. Mr.. Walters
headquarters viii be IN Baltimore
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

us paper OF ~Italisn Social Life con-
t-lhutef % thc current number Of the W.
--e-sE Eerss,r. Mr. GalleHga points cut that
s.4Hs -~esf misfortune Of an italian citizen Of
ire Middle class Is that he Is s nan Of few
wants. The laEEsroni instinct runs through
the whole race No one VIII do Job 10 earn
zevezFencs - long as be can keep soul and
bosiv toEether bv z Job Of sIxpence-" Another
misfortune Is that politics are the only Inc q
tive calling Bureaucracy overruns
the land Ike s swarm Of l0custs.
there csn he no less than o4ooo government
oESclsls IA Rome alone. The pSy i
little better than bSEEarv, hut the WorE Is
little better than mSke-hSiieFs. There are -
hinder IL A third evil Is. that nowhere n
The world = cslloScy more generally the q
der ot the day than among TIE italian Enllule
classes IL l. 3 lsw Tor the Clergy. 5 rule O
discipline for the land AMI sea forces.
necessity for the mob Of minor public fuuc-
TiOnEFisS and professional men finally, mat
ter Of fashion FOR the golden youth"
TIE Melbourne correspondent OF the Lon
don T5asss. writing on Sept 4. states that
succession II bur-iSTles which had been com
miFte5 in various parts Of the suburbs Of that
city had been traced 70 q gang Of French ex-
canvicts from New Caledonia who arrived In
Melbourne bv Ihe NsSs1-eT5ES hoax Gu0 com
menced operations - burglars and coiler>-
SIX % them have been arrested the Is esp
rura being 1hst q . Ereucbman who had
passed under several aliases and who tuF0e1
ous 10 be me leader Of the gang. Tins nan
hzE undergone q long sentence on the ro-as
Ia SeW CaledouIz Tor coming and other cFlllle
committed in France. The house occupied by
the men has also teen discovered. ard found 10
coatzin the most complete collection Of bur
-l1rs and cciuIrg tools and apparatus 81
eFerE kind that has ever oeen seen IN austria
IIa- There were also found IN the houSe sup
pies q food. wine and spirits Sufficient 70 laSi
SIX months the stock having. Il Il presumed
oeen collected 70 avoid TIE daily calls @.
rrssIesueu and others. Tie discovery j. stated
% have caused 3 ETest sensation IN Me bourne.
As there are reported 10 te 81 present a1-5l-l
1909 Convicts in New Caledonia who may Ne
expected 10 on rdOw into Victoria either as
fuEErzVeS or eNuIreeS-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
4 YILLAINoUs nOG.
He Attacks the DIscoyerer of His Guilty
Secret.


A dog belonging to the BIS, which
was a great fayOrite Of theirs, and regard
ed as OF thoroughly irrepTOschable train
ing. was charged By some Of the neigh
bOTs with Worrying sheep az night. The
family rebutted the charge on the ground
that the dog was fastened in their kitchen
at night, and was never let out until the
servants came down in the morning,
The farmers. however, persisted that
they knew the dog well. and had seen him
gong home from the sheep fold, though
Re had managed to escape. When this
was urged so strongly as to make it i'm
perative on the B-s TO take some f1r-
tber steps, one Of the daughters vOlun-
teered to sleep in the Kitchen and watch
the dogs behavior.
When they made up the young lady's
bed. the dsg seemed very restless and
strange. but by and b! he setfled down
and all was silent.
A little after midnight he got up, came
TO the bed. and snined about until he sat-
is5ed himself that the lady was not
awake. Then be leaped into the window
seat, lifted the catch OF the shutters and
opened them. Then he undld the latch OF
the window, which he opened, and then
disappeared.
Amer a long interval ne came back,
closed and fastened the window and shut
tiers, and finished By licking his own feet
and the marks which he he'd ieft By
springing on the AOor. 10 the terror OF
the seeming sleeper, he now came and
closely scrutiniZed her; but she kept still,
and be at last erept on TO his own bed.
As soon as she heard the servants stir
ring, the lady rose softly and slipped
through the door. But the guilty dog had
marked her. He sprang up and made
dash at her with most undisguised fury,
for he saw that his secret was discovered
and his character blasted by one whom
he now regarded as a hateful spy.
fortunately, she got tae door Iast smut
in time, and at once alarmed the house.
But the dog was now so furious that no
enc dared 20 into the kitchen. and al last
a gun was brought. pointed through an
anarture. and be was shot dead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
BRIGHT BITS.

BELvA has not been accused Of h4y NJ. 3
barrel: but u = Tot denied that sne mas ihs
hOoVs.-T9H Ss1fssaGa-
Yor nav foo. YOUR friends with cheap sill
ver-plafed ware. but can't fool q narg-ar-
He won't touch lt.-PAflEdelpAi1 Lct
PExNsYLvANIA has neutral" shoe stores
N0b0iy but the owners know eXaetly what
their neutrality consists Of but n re Is 3
strong suspicion that they neither lie OF tel
rbe truth about their goods.-LstFait Fres
Press.
HssDoS Hrw.-Nistres-.-I really cannot
uur % with your v0FaciOus appetite a0y
longer. James Why. even the beasts OF the
felf know when they've had enough. oat you
never do Jaues-'+Ple2se. m, Eon never
tried 1e-'-FulEy FotEs-
\ MACHINE for cleaning carpets without
beating them Is q recent invention Z
suffer NJ men and women need = s macalne
that VII clean house without taking up the
carners When such 5 c0uIrlvance j. IN
trosEueed - per cent. les male protari5y v III
shoes through the startled almcsi Iere etc-i
spriag aud fall.-4'orrisf9iea hera-d-
--Torsav he has two wivess-' Yes" Are
rhar 18Th sltve.'- --Ob. YES. live ia tbls city
fcr b-.amy.-' They can't "Cant Why.
c4ufiu-EIT l5s prOTe1s les. II coll3 e
--or-i bur ihey couldn't arrest him."
..T-s--- r,9r=er-sa. certainly IN. Y c0ulf'."
NO. They couldn't " ell, snou-a Lac 70
Know whg." 80 use he's dead.
4 PErsBrTERrsN doctor OF divinity oace
said % ne az general assembly: y ~ news
peDe- men must have queer views o thlngs-
You ara WAYS looking on and never taxing
mart Your knowledge and habits Of thought
mus be very circumferential and Superficial
SUPPOSE now. your ID 3 Of the day q ll1z-
meur i that you viii have t2tle OF - one
side anil report the proceedings Tor tie morn
ing paper.'--.Sf. P1Hl PIONEER Pres.
HEaE HE Is AGAIN.-
Again res here,
With 1eBdlsh leer.
Ire fellow whom y0l ali DON Know.
IN manner wise
He wiuks his eyes
Aud sweetly says, i told you 90.
Wen get club
And rub-a-dub.
Wen mash him WIKI mighty blow,
Lett hang him hign.
He ought 70 die
The wretch u no says. i TOLD YOu 80
-Krys, ~ Sstr York JoarHGi.
soxE years ago retail dea er q the interi-
or Of The state. who took but CT. egcs and
cheese in exchange for dry goods snl gro
reriez found himself OyerstOcked With the
former articles. aud was worrying about 4
prospective loss when a buyer from the c.tE
called around and had talk wiz hil-- As
a result the grocer rushed into has house az
noon and shouted 10 his wife, Hammer. Waiat
d've think. there's 8 feller here from 1crk
wh0ll take NY 30 zen eggs
And them 400 pounds Of batter y on
Ion't saw s'Yes, going 10 take EN- al a-a
nav cash down '.Weil. vel, But. Henry
Won look CUT I know they must eat siri
IhIn-s in New York. but he's luyl1' nut 10
feed hall u America f5r . week. anu don't
you trust him Tor any part anu LaAe your
chances Of his finding q market - y az cffeei
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

WANTED. bsy 2 o. "a vszr- - -
w recon ue1ds4igns- cal - - 9Th
Julian and Market square. '-sf s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
Tammauy and the County Democ
rlRE


IL seems that the leading members Of
the Democratic National Committee and
Of the New York State Democratic
Central Committee agree in sayirg that
the quarrel between the County De
m0craey and Tammany in New York CITY
cost Cleveland $1,000 votes in that city.
The New York TfmsS has openly charged
that Tammauy men traded with the
Rspublicans-that they gave their votes
70 Blaine IN consideration Of Republican
votes for the Tammany local ticket.
If these charges are well founded Il i
high time that the Democratic party took
steps 70 secure loyalty OF the part Of those
who are . part OF It's organization, and
who are admitted 70 its councils.
In q great national contest II is mat
ter OF the greatest importance that every
Democrat should render his party all the
service IN his power. 4 Democrat who
deserts his party 81 any time, and p2rtic-
ularly in tine Of nesd, has No right 10
claim the privilege Of icing q member
OF il.
Tammany ought lot, however, 70 oe
condemned un5eard. Tae Tsmmany men
deny the charge made against them, and
retOrt that the County Democracy are
guilty OF sacrificing The national ticket in
TIE interest Of their local ticket " hat
ever TIE trtth Of the chargts and counter
charges nav BE-. II Is certain that
the national Democratic Leaders and the
leaders Of the party in The state are
firmly convinced that the quarrel over
the city patronage between the County
Democracy and Tammany did the Dem
Ocratic party great injury on last Tues
day. The question which presents itself
il this: Dies the Democratic party IL
tend 70 run the risk Of damage from these
quaTreling organizations in the future:
II their loyalty cannot Be depended upon
they ought 70 have no place IN the Demo
cratic party
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

New York society people are about Is
much interested in the coming pera sea-
son as they are in the election returns,
ana. perhaps, more interested The ar
rival Of the Incompatible Patti last Mon
day was the source Of profound saiisiae-
ticn . them. Patti says that this Is her last
visit 10 this country, but she has said that
before. Sae may Be expected a. long a.
her voice holds out. and she can make i
coin noney Tor her. The stage las las
cination that cannot be shaken on. Those
who nave won applause behind tie foot
lights can never be satisfied % retire u
private life as long as the public viii IL
dlr.a them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Can possibly compare either foT fragrance,
sweetness. purity, or durability OF aroma
with a genuine Murray and Lanman
Florida Water which is formed BY the
most careful distillation OF the choicest
whence il derives its name. Only one
trial 10 necessary 70 insure its constant
use as it imparts vigor to the body,
strength to the nerves, and calmness %
the mind.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

W ASTED. bv d yCunN lacy. 49,
w goTerne=s or seaelaer - 8 7sr5-sts - q
Address GOV En- E.Ss- this on ~. AIR
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

The London preachers have been dis
cessing the question Of clerical dress. In
their investigations they discovered thai
the title Of Reverend Is quite modern, and
tha- even the white tie and black gO.E,
which were supposed 70 Be 50 antiquarian
in their authority. are only slight modi-
fcati0n Of the dress worn BY al classes o.
gentlemen in the last generation. Several
cIergyms- write in favor Of the abolition
Of the distinctive 1-ess altogether, while
others profess to Re able 70 give instances
where tie badge has proved serFieeahls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

TIE law providing for the punishment
Of We heaters by whipping in Maryland
i said 70 he extremely popular Prob
ably the time viii come before long when
tbs lash VIII he adopted in May states
for certain unpopular crimes. Whip
ping Is a cheap aud expeditions mode Of
punishment and there l. much 10 Be said
iu fts favor as vel a. against It.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

The philadelphia Ess9rd thinks Il Is
one OF the happiest traits Of the American
none that in their physical and political
struggles with one another they know
when they are WHIPPED and manfully ad-
mftit. While this i true when they are
vel wbfrued II Is also a good tTait Of the
American people that they Eon't stay
whipped when they think they are ngnt-
~rr fnr the Yfwf5t-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

The next elections which will interest
the people Of Georgia VIII be those by ne
General Assembly for Senator, Judges
and solicitor General. EleetiOneeriBg
ard log rolling are now the order Of the
dav in Atlanta. and much valuable time
Of the Legislature Ill be consumed By
these elections. No douot = Ss-nng effort
wiz be made during the present session
ID amend the contribution so as 70 give
tbe auuointment q Judges and Solicitors
hack 70 the Governor or make those OH
ces elective b. the people
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Earl Derby has assured delegation Of
S9urh African merchants that England
has no Intention % auuexiug Zululand.
This is pretty conclusive evidence that
ZuluIaud Is not Wcrth having. II there
was any chance 10 MAKE anything out Of
the country. England wcU1 annex II
without any seruplss on the question as
10 the means used 10 do 80
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

A sbpng movement Is being inaugu-
rated in NegF York 70 change the tine o.
holding the eaF election until the spring
~ The year On aecOssut Of the trading that
Is usually done in votes. There = little
doubt that sach a moTenen- 7souln tenu
70 the purity q tae ballot, tholen mere
~ - many thousand in SeT York city
-rbo VII not agree 10 anything iSat d.
-,irisbes heir chances 70 make money On
Elections tat the change vii hardly Re
uaade il ne immediate future.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Ths butter and cheese dealers Of St.
louis had 2 big row over oleomargarlne
On Monday. some OF the leading dealers
are in favor Of throwing open the door sor
zsIIing oIeOmargarine ard lardine N o.
5ar a keep the boarding hoases from
5iverting their trade 70 Chicago An al
-a-ns-of the dealers 70 form a protective
association Is likely 20 be defeated By the
.5iFs-anee Of opinion On this subject
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
Picking out Commandments.

some Of the Blaine cleT- ymen this campaign
have had : good deal % say about breaking
ono Of the tn commandments. But they
have fought very shy o. the fourth, which for
bids travelling on Sunday; the eighth. Wnlfh
fsrIid- stealing. and the ninth, when IoTol'i=
tearing false witness. They were very care
full q pick their commandments so a. lot 20
D. 2
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
ADVERTISING.

- -,----- = v-v----s .--a -ss- 90
THE MozwIrs NEEs is serTe1 n the ely y
reEsiaaf1-s e 3 cent? per week sIng-s
rrr1fnz cent?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

II Is net in this country alone isa-
r.-,rcaIv liars are c0Grted and honored.
-rba news comes BY cable that LORD
wolselev has publicly invested tns hudir
of DongoIa with the insignia Of hnlgnt
commando Of Michael and George. Il Is
stated that even the Audir Was forced 70
aekuowledge that the great honor Eas
uumerfted. II be had been invested with
the insignia Of knight Si AnaniAs Il
---or,ld have been more appropriate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

The reports from the Congressional cleo
ti0ns all over the Uni0nd3 not show very
decided Republican gains in the House O.
REPRESENTATIVES. Their gains in The
North viii probably be almost Offset by
Democratic gains in the south. The next
Houss viii undoubtedly have q cool
working Democratic majority.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
Consolation for Butler.

= u u U.lT II 2 TIT
Never mind. Ben. some ether year You
nav try il Meanwhile You can watch ana
wait. NOu have one consolation, any now
Your bunting business viii have big boom.
Wrap Yourself I'D IN the Tag Of your country.
Ben. and lie Gown 70 Pheasant dreams OF pal
ace cars and choice cigars, with the White
Touse in the background.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

An Annapolis special says that naval
cadet OF the third class. a resident Of
Georgia, has been sentenced 10 I'VE days
solitary confinement on tie frisate Santee
and auarantined fer a month for ordering
q fourth cIassman cut Of the ranks while
Al drill. This Is considered a mild form
Of hazing. Tie name Of the youth Is not
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
FLORIDA.


There was frost in Holmes county last week
Ducks are beginning TO come on Indian
river.
a nine-acr orange grove al Rockledge sold
last week for $1,000.
Work has been recommended on the custom
house building at Pensacola.
jefferson Sylvester. OF jacksonville. com
mitted suicide Tuesday, while temporarily
deTanged.
\ new post Office has been established 81
Rutland on the route from Wildwood 10
Floral City. J. {. jackson Is Postmaster.
One Of the crew Of an a pal achicola spOog-
ing schooner was accidentally shot by the
Captain last week while he was shooting =.
some alligatOrs with pistol.
One negro has come ail the way from " ash
ingtOn, d. C., 70 vote the Republican ticket II
Jefferson county. He fed from that county
few years ago 10 avoid prosecution.
An advance colony Of seven families Of an
association formed near Springfield, Mass,
which intends settling IN the vicinity Of La
Grange anu Aurantla. IN South Florida. ar
rived on the steamer Fox al Titusville last
week.
4 man named samuel Heath, OF Fruitland.
while at work IN a saw mill al that place. was
seriOu=ly injured, and went 70 Jacksonville
Tuesday on the steamer Anita TO get surgical
and medical aid. just as the steamer touched
her dock he died.
The Postmaster at Orange City has received
Washington to advertise for sealed bids to
carry q semi-weeklY mail between Orange
City and Port Orange. touching at Lake Be
len and WaYerly both ways.
Early last Friday the fireman 81 ". L
JaLksOn's cotton gin, in Archer, in starting
the IRE in the engine discovered a large moe
easln snake curled up beneath the furn see
which struck HIN twice, but, fortunately
failed 70 penetrate his clothing.
A warrant was Issued and served on one
John Williams. an emplOye Of the Pensacola
and Atlantic Railroad. BY an officer of the
Law, last Saturday night al Lake lie Fqnisk
for per- ury in z case IN court. Williams re-
sisted the officer, and made his escape 10
parts unknown.
4 disturbance look place at 3 country dance
ave nileS from hlsslmmee. on Oct D in
which Mr. Crawford Bass. Jr., and John
Paget, after gurrendering their firearms TO
others, fought with their knives. Both were
severely wounded. and Mr.. Paget lies in a
critical condition and is not expected 70 re-
cOTer.
Quite & serious accident occurred al AfcAIil-
Ian & McDavid's mil, at fine Barren, last
Wednesday. near Pensacola, resulting, how
ever IN bodily injury to no one. While the mill
was running the saw frame broke, letting the
saw dawn and making fearful mixture Of
lIonl steel ana wood. pieces flying around az
RAMON. The engine was soon stopped, but
not before considerable damage was done,
both 10 the machinery and the building.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

The memory Of Guiteau has been re-
viTed By the marriage Of Scoville, his
br0ther-In-law. who defended him IN the
memorable trial. ScOyile married bis
housekeeper. who has been in lis emf 10y
ment for the last two years. >coville Is
said % - making a good deal Of NOISE as
a Peoples party politician
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
blaine as q Reminder.

Eer T0rs TeegrIM .IHd.i.
Mr.. Blaine reminds u Of the c0ll0quE be-
tween two Young ideas one SAID - nm =
dIlu't know that your tescler ? nlpp-4 loi
last Tuesday" and the other sadly answered
Il guess Il you'd been IL ny trousers You'd
--1z-s1 II -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

a man may Re an earnest partisan aud
extremely soiicit0us flr the welfare Of
the county. but the men who have money
bet on an election are the ones who stay
up iu the -swee sma' hours" watching the
Lu-Lerll LlarIs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Elr. Dana's great Sls dit q good servl c=
90 the country 81 last. Il E--ed q Ii
Butter movement by advocating u more
eEee-usllF taan even H. ll--=rest enemy
would have supposed % would