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dia aIusion has boon made to the cheerful
sr' aIGosltlon OF the twins. They were lively
he oe very fond of a joke, and several might
6ca 0'aIed did space permit. Two will suf-
tn On one occasion, while driving
W r,nugn the neighborhood In buggy, they
bsd,1 thrown out, resulting in one being
ont bruised, while the other escaped with
9ut scratch. 1t then became Necessary
,or the injured twin to remain in bed for a
ms and. OF course, his brother had to do
10 wise, explaining to a friend who called
sI, see them that he stayed there to look
TT MS brother and keep off the flies.
ms ue other Joke occurred on the trip they
sts ste from Greensboro to Raleigh. Before
tho, ing Eng purchased one ticket; they
shs boarded the train, and after awhile
S'nouetor came around for tickets. Eng
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Local SscDr1 to- ths MorltuE Ne VS.
Local forecast for Savannah aud vicinity !:
Showers; warmer in afternoon.
Official for Georgia: Slightly
nIN warmer, fair weather, except some
hhin ! cloudiness and possibly Light show
- ers along the Immediate coast /;
south winds; continued warm and
and generally fair Tuesday.
Comparison OF mean mDeraturs a. Savan-
nah. Ca, Juno 5 1892 aui the msau OF the
same day Tor ii less val-S:
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Observations olSsu ct Uls sams moment OF
time at all stations for ths MORNING. NRwa
SAVANNAH. June 8. 1888 p. n, oity time
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PERSONAL.

q , PAYS for one dozen Of Launey & Cos
aDC bells Famous cabinet photographs" in
Guiding one almost life size crayon freel i4i
and 143 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
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OUR LINE of Key West cigars will please
" the most exacting judge. We are sole
agents for Barranco & Co. S lei Progresso"
factory. We are in position to give best value
for the price. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
ELOWERS and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
Il for all occasions al short notice at Strong's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt
road. Telephone 49S.
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,.Sn ben seinem Itest Der eies."

aus Der militdriIden Wirtiamteit
oes Dor einieen Sa9en in g9ien pers
itorbenen 6eloseusmeiiters Srelberrm
8olenSweis bon Srunwehr tbeilt Der
Better Glouo folgenoe @piiooe mite
@ines Saees tritt Der General unpers
mutbst in cine llnteroiiiciers 9han3-
ihule. nie lie in Der 3neiten Sdliie
Der iiebsiser Sabre nod beitdrosn. gr
l1Bt our6 ben portragenoen Sffieicr
einen @efreiten oufrufen uno priiien.
Der @eireite bemibt iid. einiee tats
tiide Weisbeiten. Die man ibm einses
blGut etlpas eonfus BON lid gu geben.
.Sie. 8efreiter", iinterbrlbt Baron
ROiensmeig Den Spreder. ylaIien sic
bas glles une 3ei9en Sic mir einmal,
ipie Der Soloat ieinen SuBlappcu 3us
iammcnle9en ioll?" Ser @eira9te
blidte oem @eneral ins GeIiht, obne
Elm Wort su iinocn. .0ieie 6rase III
in Der Sdule oficnbar nod nidt bcban-
belt worben". bemcrtt Der Gensral.
rSerr Sberlieutenant. 1T bicr Elm Soeen
Sliebpapier? Sa? so = itou. eeben
Sic i'm her," Sum @efreiten Seipeu-
bet. fubr per @eneral fort
.Steaen Sic .lib Dor. bieier @o9en
6lieBpapier lei Elm Jublappen. 9e9en
Sic i'm ouI ben Slid! 60! llnn
nun S6re flahe Sdno tpie einen 6uB
in bic Iiitte oes Yooens, uno MAIDEN
Sic. als ob Sic sinem Getruten seiaen
miibten. lpie Der 2appen ,u leaen iei!"
Ser 6eireite t6ut, iuic i6m aebeiben; CO
luor 9llles gut. muir ben poroeren Spiel
bog or iiber Die 3eben binab, 10 baB
oerieIbe auf Die 6ukiOble su liesen
lam. .Seben Sic. 0err Sberlieutes
nant," beeann Der 8eneral. .oas 1T
ialid! g8as niibt mir bic aan;e tatti.
ide papplerei, bic einen iebr speifel-
boften gDerth bat. iuenn Der GjeIreite
poer CORPORAL nidt einmal bic bette
2eeart Der SuBlappen BEN 9letruten
belbrin9cn lam. Sn ben Seinen lie9i
Der Sieg uno Die pidtialte Sunli oes
SnIanteriIien 1T Wari6iren uno S6ie-,
ben. @enn Der GeIreite aber bic
MannifaIt lcbrt. Den 3ipf bes S1ubs
lappens berunter= itatt binaufsulsoen,
10 treten iib bel anitrengenoen Mdr.
iden Die 2eute Slaien auf Die Soblen,
10 baB iie niht meiier maribiren tons
men. ionOern i'm Strabsnaraben Iiesen
bleiben. g9iro Der 3ipf berunterQcbos
gen, 10 tritt Elm She'll Der Sohle bpbl,
10 oaB bon Den % Wonn, nit oenen
Die @ompagnie in 6elb marId)irt. naG
Den erlten orei 6slOsugsmoden fiinf;i9
6uBmarooe in Den Spitdlern suriids
tleiben. g0iro oa9csen Der 3ipf mad
oben eeleat. aber 10 flad, oaB tein
Trud sntltsbt. 10 iritt Die Soble auf
cine 9latte 6ldde aui uno = Sie brin,
gen bic Gompaanie in boiler Sriees.
itGric ins Gsieht. gllio pirlen Sic
oabn, onE au6 Die llntsrciiitiere Der
Nlnnnibait Die Ssoeutuns oss SaBes
bebriussn: Sn ben gsinsn lisst Der
Sieg!"
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Scr antusrapbsnfdd,er osr patti.

Cart III es nidt, aber Die Tariic,
Slatter merfen ood Die 6raae aui. ,psr
einmal Den 6lder nit ben Nutogra=
pbeu crben miro, oen Die BATH beiiBt2
Oas lit namlih Elm 6G6er. einSi9 in
ieiner glrt. Gr beitebt aus cincm elns
Sigen Ylatt, aui welhcs beinahe ollie
Souperdne bon europa Gin gSort &c.
l9rieben baben.
Ser Gaiier unb bic Gailcrin bnn
Ceiterreid= llnsain 9abeniibrc glamens
unterihrift.
aaiicr 98il6slm I. i6rieb: Ser
Nadtieoa aller 3eiten."
Ser Gar: rgiidts berubist 10 ie6r,
tpie Sbr 8eiana." A.
Gonioin 0ittpria BON gneldno:
,Spridt Sonig Gear wuhr. inoem er
idat; Sine iartfte Stimme 1T cine
ioftbarc 8abe fir eiu @eib". od iino
Sie. mcine tbcllre gloelind, cine Der
reidjfsn 6rausn."
0oni9in Gbriitine non Spanien:
Ser Spamisrin Yatti. cine S6nigin.
Die ifoIs ilt. lie ju ibrcn unttrtbanen
su adbleu."
Vic Soni9in BON @claien itrcb Die
srIicn Satte ocs yauBwulsrrs" neper.
Gnold: "ROnioin ocs 8eian9ts. i'd
teidc Sbnen Oie Sano." (@eseidnet:
Mnniieur Sbiers. praiiOcnt oct &e=
publit.) .
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weihe ibm treu sebliebsn, ibm nit.
tbeilte, baB er bon Murpbp leoislih
i'm Sntereiie ieines @eeentanoloaten
peranldbt ,uorben isi. als unabbdn9iser
8anoioat gu laufen. um oaourd Oem
@eaentanoioaten Die populdre Homi.
nation 3u iihern. tpclde siemlib smei.
feIbait 9ctpeien, ibm aber bod gu Sbsil
eemoroen lei. ba man ibn iiir ben
itGrtiten 9anoioaten belt. Miurpbp
unb isine Sanos isien bic aanse 3sit
i'm Soloe bon grauns Geeenianbioa'
ten seweisn. als iie lid aui Soften
Srauns giitlih ibaten. @enn ibm
Srmanb oies nod Dor einiaen 5assn
seiast bdtte. batte ct es niht seslaubt.
jebt aber. mad ben ielbit 9emadtsn
Seoba6tun9en. mar er bon Der Rih=
ti9teit Der 9ngaben pollitdnoig iiber.
Seust, ood weldsn Wsrtb bate lie jeBt
nod fir ibn2
Weni9 intereiiirte es i'm jebi au6,
oas sifiermdbise @ablreiultat su er.
eriabren. oa er ieiner 9iisoerld9e iiher
mar. llno oieie mar oann au6 cine
ihmdbli6e. glur cine peridwinoeno
tleine 9lnsabl Stimmen mar fir Braun
ab9e9eben luorOeu uno Der umltano.
baB uiele ieiner Sreunoe, mclde beab-
iid)ti9t batten. fir i6u su itimmcn.
bies nibt tbun fonnten. truq nidt
ipeni9 oasu bel. ben 8rcll oes Ytanucs
in cine 9lrt bon lenidenlbeu 81 per=
manoeln.
Sie nddfeu Golser pon Sraun's
politii6em Miberfolae iino raid cr=
sdblt. Die ausseitellten Wediel pur.
ben baln fdlig. Braun tonnte oeis 10.
ipie ieine ipuiiigen 9eidditlihen Ver.
binolidteiten nibt oeden. GjeridtliAe
Sla9en uno Der Ysrtauf bes 9raun.
'iden 8el6dftes burd ben Sberin ma.
rem Die @oniequcnSen.
Satte nun aber Braun iein 0srm6,
gen uno Geiddit ieinen politiiden
glipirationen aud eeopfert uno ma, er
aud gespungen. in reiferen Sabrcn
uieber BON unten onsufansen, 10 batie
bob aud feline gtieocrla9e in Sinlidt
auf feline Samilienbesiebunsen cine per=
iObuenoe g8irtuu9 aus9eilbt. glnnie
mar alsbalo gum Sater suriid9etebrt
unb ibr nunmebriger 6utte Wiilller be-
miibte ii6 nit Braun suiammen Elm
neues tleines Geidiitden in Die SObe
su bringen. mas ibnen aud nu4 uno
ua6 anl6eineno 9elang.
6reili1 in ben eriien SSo6ren mad
Der empflnoli6en ibm su She'll gemor=
oenen 2ebre mar Braun nod redt
empiinolid sesen an5iisIide SpOtte=
reien uno ir9eno Semano. Der i'm
tattlos nit benz WOrt9en 9llocrmun
anreoen modte, burite auf cine redt
oerbe 3uriidweiiung sefabt iein. Scbt
aber 1T Braun au1 oariiber binaus-
aetommen. glnSii9li6e Semertllnsen
rufen bel ibm boditens nur Elm. 2d=
dsln berpor uno er 1T aud nidt
mebr abgeneist. i'm semsinibaitli6en
6reuuoestreiie beim 8laie Bier ieinc
@rlebniiie als pulitIider &anoioat gu
Nub uno 6rommen BON EOlititeru
oOer iolhen, bic cs peroen polen.
gu ersablen, ooA uersiBt er niemals
n;uSufii9en. ouB er. wenn aud ltets
seipiiienbait in Der grfiilluug isiner
Siir9erpflibtsn. bod bonn politIi1en
gbrssi3 ariinolib eebeilt ici.
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y eIe b TT.

SD leilT,te fpdt. i'd ieuf,te fril6.
9iiht Oh DER pielcn Gait uno 0Iib',
Soh ob oe5 Gbltanos Sitterteit,-
sl6, warun bat Ct mid gsireit !
ga rief Der S6mefier Iath it on.
Die III nod lrci. bat teinen lidnn;
Sic iprod mir miiiiens iibtritebn,
Nas bilft'ss Dir uiro's pie Dir er'
9cbea."
Die Muticr fam uno ipra6; ,,@coulb!
Surh 6ur6tia,nteit erIpirbtiih @ulo."
Ser Tater iprab: .grit bciBt's: pas
rlrt!
Die Sei9iel, nidt bas 9tao, re9iert."
Sa fam Der Sruber ear unb iprah:
y Wenn CT Dir nod oas8liid niht Brad,
Mas ildglt ou oenn. es seb' Dir iclledt2
Ter 6lcgd, ni9t oas Sorn. bat He9t."
Seitoem i6 alles bas ac65rt.
Sab ih onh Elm. oab ib betb0rt,
Sd mad Gin irOblihes @eiiht.
llno better naro aid meine Tflitt.
giah einem litauiiden Motip BON
&obert MalOmiiQer= =Suboc.
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pctcr Sncbbd,en'S poftfartc
u II feline berlnilene Sra II.

&ntiAwunben bin id Seinsr Hahe,
Su aIie Shadiel. beeier Grade,
On wiloes 9liriin=Gameel. ,
Su iniderioe g9eiberiecl'l
Sanrit jebt nidt mctr mid marbern,
nuiilen.
llnb mir mid mebr min GeIo roraGb=
len.
Gonnit MID mebr aus Der @nsibb' mid
bolen
I'm mir gu Saus ben @opp perioblen,
9onnIt MID mebr MAIDEN aeid 8aouu.
@enn ib nod bibI6en Mao1en idau'!
SeBt Tam id treiben. mas i1 mil
llno irag nidt eriht Old. arulooil;
Bin DID. fanoibbe, ,nDIi9 los.
WeeB Snebbden, nee. 9 is 81 iamos /:
OH bit oerbeem-it blsibe oa
Sm Sribeitslano Nmsrisa |!
peter Gnebb6en.
freibeitli6sr iddiii9sr Ghsmann.
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Eiu bcrm Il uo.

-Rinbermuno. : 6,au Ros
ienlaub erbdlt oen Seiud ibrer Greun.
bin Bertha. uno logirt lie bel ii6 elm.
gines ihonen Morsens lit i'm Simmer
oes @aiies bas fiiniidbriae 506ierhen
bcs Souies anueieno, oils Bertha ibre
Idoncn SABINE pubt uno ibr langes
trauies Saar fGmmt. Die 8lelne
Ihnut ldneere 3eit oieier 9eidditiaung
filidpeiaeno 81, oann meint iie:
rWleine Mama madt bas gang onoers.
Die nimmt ibre 3dbne in Die Sano uno
pubt fe; oann bdnet lie ibre Saare auf
.inen glasel unb tdmmt iie. Sebsn
Sic, bas ut pi.l bequemerl"
Nus einem Wl an o Der bri.f.
:. glm oritten Sage bstamen mir
6ibluus init Dem Gsino uno SPED"
-.Sm slid 1T Die Grbeit elm
ysraniia.n. i'm unaliid cine 9ufluht.
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Ser ehiFbrahtes bot Gbieaso.

Sub g. S.G: Sir iibe i'd nun
aul Dem 6ben Salas-n=8cmes unb
warte uuf GrlOiune. wer weiB wie
lanee! Goh bait. ou tommt oas CUTE
Shlii .9emotratie" aneeiegelt =
brittle. mein gutter Siser Sammanp!
Man bort DID pieaei9t, uno wcnn i'd
bic alte SABINE itpente. bann miro Ga=
pitdn Gleoelanb ein Boot ausiebcn uno
mid ab9olen laKen!
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Seimtpeb. 9i4ter. 81

Seimmeb. Ti1tsr: Mas
iassn Sic gu meinen reusii,n Sldttcrn
= ,Wanberlieoer"? = Sritiier (oas
Manuieript ourdbldttsrno): Sie babsn
sinen 6ebler. - 0ibter: limb Der
mdre? = 3ritiier: Sic babcn Seim.
peb. - Sidtcr: llno iparum oas2
= 9ritifer: Sic iueroen bonn WerIaes.
budbdnoler balo lueoer lin Sbr
G1reibenult suriidwanoern!
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Gatal. Sunaer arSt (ipdbrsns
ber Sprsdiiunoe 3u ben Yatisnien i'm
t9or;immer): vWer ipartet oenn ON
ldnsiten2" = Sdneibsr: sd. Sert
Soetor! Sd bab' Sbnen ben ansur
f6on Dor einem Sabr seliefert!"
= 9is priiberie benefit baa
ISssentbeil BON BEN, mas iie 3u bspet
Ven iudt.
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8eb tenipIitter.

9aS bic 9ummen Slid nur baden,
Gdaen mir bon anoern INNER;
Weroeu uns fortuna's @aben.
Slaubsn mir ods SDrii6leiu nimmer
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Fishing for SpOnpes.

The British consul in his report y, A.
trade Of Tripoli remarks that the sr ~ 'us
fishery on that coast is entirely Il =
hands of Greeks, and is carried ~ ~ ", y
means of numerous small craft emil!
ing about 700 men among them nv
fishing takes place in the summer mon, ~
only and is effected by machine hos..
provided with proper diving appsratr.
or by trawlers and harpoon boats ~.
diving machines, as the divers have fin.
to select and cut them, naturally sacn.s
the best sponges, but the trawl nets and
harpoon boats, which con only 6sb =
comparatively shallow wa .ers, to er...
er or less extent damage the sponpes h,
tearing them from the bottom.
The best sponges are found To u.
westward of Tripoli, the quality becom'
ing inferior toward the east. The div
ing is dangerous. owing to the presenc.
of sharks, and other accidents to be me-.
with, such as remaining too long undo,
the water or diving beyond the prone,
limits, which often exhausts the diver
and proves fatal to them. -English
Mechanic.
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an ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATS

The democratic national commit
tee has issued the following address:
To the People Of the United States:
The democratic national committee
congratulates the country on the re.
suit of the recent state elections in
Maine, Vermont and Arkansas. In
Arkansas the combined opposition,
after so many extravagant claims.
fell short by over 10000 votes of the
democracy alone. This has brought
dismay to combination in the
South and its manipulators in the
North.
In Main and Vermont the contest
was conducted distinctly on national
issues. The republican managers
applied for votes in these states
on the grounds that the "size of the
pluralities would exert great moral
influence on the campaign in other
states, and that the poll would be
practically our vote for PRESIDENT
Similar appeals summoned to their
aid all the potent resources of their
national organization with it's ex-
haustless treasury and it's splendid
equipment of orators of national
fame. With every favoring force at
their command except public opinion
with no organization opposed save
those made up within the states by q
minority party which has been out of
power for a generation, and which
was unaided from without, the cam
paign of our adversaries for trium-
plant test vote in these states, so
carefully planned and so thoroughly
and forcefully executed, has ended
in conspicuous disaster. Our friends
everywhere are entitled to take fresh
courage from these results. They
mean that the strong tendency of
public sentiment is with the democ-
racy, and that the people of the coun-
try are prepared to enforce rather
than reverse the verdict which they
rendered in 1890.
WILLIAM +. HARRITY,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Don NJ. DICKINSON,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
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would materiallze. 1t is not sur.
prising that he failed to reach the
appointed place in time to appear in
the convention. Indeed, as he lu-
gubriously relates, he met the dele
gates after their adjournment, as
they were departing for their homes,
and sorrowfully turning back, and
buttoning up tighter the inside
pocket of his buster, containing the
great speech he was going to deliver
in nomination of candidate who
was not even named in the conven-
ton, he began his weary way home
ward, sadder, sourer and more
wormy and dyspeptic than ever.
His heartrending account of his
experiences, the touching vehemence
with which he declares that there is
no soil i'll this part Of the state equal
to South Florida sand, and his really
pitiful attempt to cover the inglori
Gus disasters of his expedition by
malicious abuse of everything he
saw in Middle Florida, can only be
accounted for by the supposition that
the enormous quantity of peanuts he
consumed in his endeavor to econo-
mize turned on his stomach and rem
dered him, for the time being, men
tally irresponsible.
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Kings county on Monday night next.
This would indicate that the differ
ences between himself and Cleveland
had been settled, and makes the
state certain for democracy in No
vember next. Says the New York
World: "When the republican poll
lticians around the Fifth Avenue no
tel and cop. headquarters were told
that Senator Hill was to begin his
campaign speeches for Cleveland and
Stevenson next Monday at Brooklyn
they were surprised. In fact the re-
publican party bosses did not appear
to relish the news. Many of them
have all along predicted that the
senator would not take any part in
the democratic campaign, and that
his friends would not support the
democratic ticket. Local demo.
cratic politicians were very jubilant
when they heard that Senator Hill
would deliver number of speeches
during the campaign. They were
certain that every democrat in the
state would fall in line and give a
hearty and loyal support to the ma
tional ticket"
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Hardly an Encore.

A quartet was giving concert b.
fore the patients of the insane hospital
and was singing a number into rather
mournful cadence and a subdued re-.
frain. The audience, with the best Of
good humor, such as invariably charsc.
terizes the audiences at the hospital
heard it to the bitter end, and when it's
last note had died away an old LADY
with virtuous and dignifed air Of rec
onciliation on her face popped suddenly
up out Of the audience, and turning TO-
ward the stage said reverently, 70
Lord! forgive them, for they know not
what they do."-Lewiston Journal.
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e'the accused, or TO furnish -iderc. :,
personal presence at the trial. %
Judgment reversed.
John, John E; Hartridgs, for plaintiff in .,,..
the state. los
John Fl. Hamilton. Plaintiff in Fr,.
The State of Florida, Defendsu..' ~
Error-Duval county. ID
MABRY, j.:
In formation for an offense nrooo.,
and defined by statute, it is neces, .o al
allege therein all the facts and c.cyy 70
stances which constitute the offeuse1 'a T.
the party informed against will ns, o.
brought within the provisions Of nv ~ ce
statute. hs
Judgment reversed.
William H. Harwick, tor plaio,;s
error; William B. Lamar, attorney seaa.i y
for the state. e>"e'd
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There is every indication that Cooley S
Magazine for October, ready September
| Is, will mark an era in periodical litera-
ture. This will no longer be known a.
Godey's Lady's Book, but Godey's,
Americas First Magazine, Established
$3.50. In the first place, the magnificent
work of art "Godey's Idea of the
w orld' S Fair, " which is TO be presented
to every purchaser Of this number, is
said to be SO beautiful and artistic in de-
sign and colOring that everyone will want
it. 1t is d faithful reproduction of one
OF w. Granville Smiths latest and great
est pi"tureS, produced expressly tor
GOdey's. The publishers guarantee that
the magazine will be filled with surprises
and beauties from cover TO cover. First
in The contcns comes John Habberton' S
complete novel "Honey and Gall" a
companion to "IIelen's Babies" fully il
lustrat d by Albert B. Wenzell. This is
an idea first conceived by Godey's and
now produced with brilliant success.
Godey's fashions will be most conspic-
uous and beautiful feature of the publ
cation, there being, in addition to care
fully edited descriptions and fashion arti-
cles, four exquisite plates produced in ten
colors, and representing four of the lead
ers of New York society, attired in The
latest Paris costumes. Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher's "Home" department will be
read by the women of America with de-
light, and all the magazines old ad
mirers will read with interest Albert H.
Hardy's carefully written article on
''Godey's, Past and Present." Among
the choice verses is the latest poem writ
ten by the late Josephine Pollard. John
Habberton reviews all the books, and the
whole forms such a rich literary feast
that to examine a number of the new
Godey's will mean to irresistibly desire it
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CHOLERA reports from Europe are
to the effect that while the conditions
are still alarming, the general situa-
ton is not as black as that Of week
ago. The disease is now believed to be
on the decline, and health boards are
better prepared to deal with the
scourge. The number of deaths in
Europe and Asia up to September l
was something fearful to contem
plate. In Russia, according to the
official figures. there had been, from
the breaking out of the epidemic uI
to the present time, 100000 deaths
Beyond the dominion OF the car in
Asia there had been 10000 victims
and in Germany and France at least
enough more to swell the total tc
about 100000. During the time
since September l, it is more thar
probable that a total of $4,000 PEG
pie have died of cholera, which
would bring the grand total up tc
100000.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-17
STATE ELECTION, 1892

TITS ORDERED THAT THE FOLLOWING
| named Electors be and are hereby app az 10
inspectors and Clerks of the Election " ~ ~
held on Tuesday, October Atm, loSs, IA onu
the several Election Districts o1 TINS '0"''''
viz:
Precinct No. 1-Inspectors. W; I: Ba r1ark.
man, D. E. Atkinson. A. J. Strickland 0i0
PRECINCT No. 2-Inspectors, C. P. DAYS "
F. Granting, E. R. Murray; Clerk w.
Precinct No. 3-Inspectors, H E. G . PraS.
f. X. Stills, j. A. Felkel; Clerk, john H. D'"N
Precinct No. 4-Inspectors, W. F: silIs Dbl
Futch, DIR. E. Christie; Clerk, W. L. Iay,
Precinct No. 5-InspectOrs, }. A w lIilaTrSdie
Geo. N. Footman, E. c. Smith; Clerk' DO'
Moore. D.++erson,
David Chaires. r. l.. Beatty; Clerk, or'n0A-
Precinct No. 7-Inspcctors, John A. S ErsIt,
W. J. johnson, William Roberts; Clerk fi'''-
Craig. q
Precinct No. s. Inspectors, L. F: Conner 3.
G. johnson, d. d. Gwaltney; Clerk H. ~
Precinct No. 9-Inspectors, Wilson Pope, ).
v. Gully H. L. Demilly; Clerk, W. b. scn'"
der. ~toore
Precinct No. 10 Inspectors, j. c; MOOT
Elijah johnson, w. L. Moore: Clerk W.
Precinct No. 11-Inspectors, G. l; DAVIS; IT. IT,
w. Owen, M. H. Johnson; Clerk, ). W. DIV
ton. - r
Precinct No. l2-Inspectors, G. s; WILSON: Ban: n.
B. Gwynn, A. C. Spiller; Clerk, L. ii. naD
dolph.
Precinct No. 13-Inspectors, T. G. Raw CS. q.
Bernreuter, B. b. Wilson; Clerk, W. ID. ChaN
cey. c-;T r.
Precinct No. 14-Inspectors, G. E: McGrTln Ir 4
F. Maxwell, W. E. Lewis; Clerk, W: ,. m"'
Precinct No 15-1nspectors. H. B. Chalrefs, an n.
G. Chaires, j. q. Skipper; Clerk, W. D. i'"'
drum. pohi
Precinct No. I6-Inspectors. John l.: hogR,
son, w. o. Gerrell, John L. Moody Clerh'
+. Page. ..nson.
Precinct No. l7-lnspectors, n. S. Jonn1SofL'
T. G. Geddie, D. J. Atkinson Clerk o.
Bryan. "
Precinct No. 1S--InspectOrs, j. c. DrahGG; .
G. j. Rawls, w. w. Saunders; Clerk d.
Allen.
JULIUS DIAMOND. Chairman
HUGH BLACK,
w. X. BLAKE,
J. p. ROBERTS, +v
County Commissioners Leon COunV'
Attest-C. A. BRYAN. Clerk Circuit Cour''
TALLAHASSEE, Sept. IL, 1892-2S-3W