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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
THE

235 Miles Shorter; 20 Hours Less time
than by any other route. First class
through passenger and freight line from
Portland all points in the Willamette valley
to and from San Francisco, Cal.
TIME SCHEDULE texcept sundays.y
Leaves Albany LOO p. N Leaves Yaquinao as a. n,
Leave Cor wallis LAO n. Leave Cor, allis 1888 ="
Oregon & California trains connect ut Albany and
Corvallis. The above trains connect at Yaeuna with
the Oregon Development Co. s line of steamships bee
tween Yaquipa and San Francisco.
From Yaqufna.
Steamship "Willamette Valley" Jan.
18th, 22d, 3Ist.
From San Francisco.
Steamship "Willamette Valley" Jan.
Sth, 18th, 27th.
This Company reserves the right TO chang sailing
dates without notice.
N. B.-Passengers from Portland and ALI
Willamette valley points can make close
connection with the trains OF the Yaquins
route at Albany OF Corvallis, and if destined
to San Francisco should arrange to arrive at
Yaquina the evening before date of sailing,
Passenger and freight rates always tn
lowest. For information apply to d. w,
Cunmins, freight and ticket agent, CorvsI-
lis,- or to G. G. HOGUE,
Gen. r. and P. Agent, Oregon Pa,
cific Railroad Co., Corvallis, Or.
w. B. WEBSTER
Gen. F. and P. Agent. Oregon Develop,
ment Co., 304 Montgomery st., 8. f., Cal.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19

Eggs wanted for breeding fancy pou1-
try must have guarantee that they are
from genuine pure bred fowls and must
be stamped with the sellers name and
the breed. Otherwise do not buy them,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
NJ RS. CRAHAKh'S
Face Bleach.

Cures the worst cases of Frechles, Sunburn. Sal
lowness, Moth-patches, Pimpes and all skin blemsh-
es. Price 81 SO. Harmless and effective No sample
can be sent Lady agents wanted.
lH6 Druggist bill Of my preparations will
have his name added to this advertisement.
My preparations are for sale by wholesale drug
gists ir Chicago and every city west Of it.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
THE GAR DNER
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY Z

Is the place to get fine pictures. Where
. binet photographs are made for $500
gen. All other sizes of pictures made up
Large as IOxI2 inches. No charge made
kwork that does not give satisfaction. Gal
on Ninth St, bet. NJ Olson and Monroe,
walk leading to ricultural college.
e hours from to 5 p. m,
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Ell M6dico
pRA0TleO D0@ESTl00
ENCYCLOPEDIA DE MEDICINA
.AUTORE EN

DR.. H. Webster Jones, A. M, de Londres, In
Tlaterra. C6lebre Especialis+a para enfermeda-
des de las mujeres los mos.
DIR. BenitO B6rdos, de Matanzas, Isla de Gu
bas Medieo de la Facultad de Madrid & rcelO-
ma (Esgana.( Professor de los Hospitales de Pa
ris BereslGna CORE :, Ponsal DC la Sronca
DR.. William B. Atkinson, A. NJ, de Flladelfa
PENNSYLVANIA E. U. de America Professor de la
Ciencia Sauitaria de la Peadiatria On el Colegio
M6aico Quirdrgico, Se.retario pernanente de Ia
M6dicO del COnsejO Superior de Salublldad del
EstsdO de Pens'lvania; Primer Vice-Presidente
de la Academia Nor.e-Americana de Medicina,
Miembro COrresponsal de la SOciedad Medico
Quirdrgica de Bologna, Italia; etc.
DR.. Henry ". Iymad, A. NJ, de Chicago
[Illinois] E. U.Ade An lea, Professor de eDforme-
dades nerviosas, del Co egio de Msdiciua "Rush,'.
DR.. Buchanan Burr, de Ia c'udad de Nueva
York, IN, " E. U. de America, que fu6 M6dt.
del Dispensario del Noroeste, y posteriormente
muieres Y Jos nifiOs en- el COegiO de Medicina del
Hospi al bellevue, de Ia ciudad de Nue. York.
- DR.. ". T. Be!feld, A. M, Professor de enfer-
sdades SeeEetas DE- i Graa drfse e
M6dicos CirUjanOs, de Nueva Yo,k k, E. o. de
America. Antes 10 fae de Viena. 4ustris.l
DR.. Christi N Fenger, A: M, Professor de
PatOlORia PTactica General en- el COlegiO de
Medicina, Chicago Qllinois) E. U. de Am6tiea.
DIR. SiEUeriO DOmlngues, de Ia ciudad de Bue-
nos Aires, (Repdblica Argentina, Sur-America.l
Sub. Director del LabOratOr1O b ActereOlOglcO ue
Asst4ncia pnb.iea, de Ia Facu ia de Medicina
de Buenos Aires.
Dr. Jose Peon q OontrerGs, de la ciudad de
M6iico, D. F. 4. U. M. MlemDrO de las Faculta-
des de Medicna dc MejicO 1ucatan; ex Direc-
tor en- jefe del Hospital de San Hip6to do la ciu-
dad de Mejico, D. F.
. Dr. Morris T. King, d. la ciudad de Nueva
York, E, U. de America; Que fu6 Cir1iano del
Hospital Roosevelt, Ayudaute del Professor
de e. fermedades de los ojOs y los OidOs, el CO.
gio Policlfnico de la cudad de Nueva York, etc.
Dr. Domingo Orvaaanos de la ciu Lad de Me-
i;co, D. F., E. U. M. Tesore1O del Consejo Su.
perior de Sa.ubridad; Miembro Ella Academia
de Medicina; de Ia "Sociedad Pedro Escobedo",
del Hospital de Jseds de la ciudad de Me-
jico, D. F.
Oomsejo Superior de SalubridGd de te tiudad
de M6jico, d. r.
NOTA.-NstestrGS 0byGs no Sc pOndTds q
Ia vessta en- lib 'erEas si estG6leciDsientos pst3
cos sssO stsic0 erclssjvGnseNte pOr los sefsores
Agentes de Ia C0np0Nt0 QstSe'ses estdss scNlta-
dos para Secibir 6rdenes:
GRIFFIN Y OAMPBELL.
Casa editorial "WOfId' (NNe0G YOfk) y
GGelph.
E. Hurtado G. y j. B. Bellini, agentes para
Puerto -Rico.-Hotel BOneta, (Capita,l
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!" I'll Buen Gusto i"

UaO de Jos nsejores q @s6s ezeg s,stes solosses
de BGfbeySGr est0bLeC6dOS en- Puerto Rico.
PT0p5et0fj0: j. Apellanjz.- Direction: s Justo l6
Sc admlten abonadOs.-Se cOmplsce los
parroQuianos.-Hay siempre un completo sur-
lido de perfumeria de las fabricas mas renom.
bradas.
Los seh0res viaieros que visiten Ia
Capital de PuertO-Ric deben solioitar la bar
IBERIA Ell BUEN GUSTO.
H aga usted sus pedidos de la Loci6n An
hherpet6ca del doctor Montes Diaz en- la Ca.
p1tal de PtO Rico, las farmaciaS de Guiller
mety, B.anco Daubon.
Una de las causas Dor las cuales nadie
quiere contr8er matrimonio en- el actual mo
nseNt0 hSst0rScO, es Ia causa alimenticia. Zero
este Sc remedia y6ndose todo ell mundo pa.
sar Ia luna de miel en- la espl6ndida fonda La
Catalina.
- OONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-El Jnrnbe
Oalmante de II Sra. Winsl0w deberk usarse aiem-
pre- cuandO les niflOs padecen de la dentici6n. n.
Proportions aliviO Immediate al peQueKo Dacienta:
produce IN sueho tranquile natural, aliviando
TODD dOlOEsT amanece 81 angelit0 EisuanO falix.
ne muy agradable 81 paladar. Alivia 81 peoue-
nuel0, ablanda Las encfas, calma todo dOloF reRu-
IaE1Ea l0s intestnOs, y 90 el mejOr romedio como
cldo para Oarrea ocaGonada p0H la dontiei6n q
OtEa cAusA.
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nOtiCias de la lsIa

n Esoriben de San Sebastian que los CacOs
est6n hacienda p0r alk una verdadera Campa-
ia. En- estos dias han fracturado las puer-
tas de las Casas de los Sres Cabrera, ORR
Ia, Huerta, Echeandia, Iturrino Arcelay. En-
la casa de don Antonio del Toro lograron robar
14O pesos.
- FL sehor don Eladio Vega director de Ia
Escuela Superior de Aguadilla, su ayudante
don Ignacio Vega Morales, han tenido Ia aten-
ci6n de invitarnos para los examenes de los
alumnos del dichO planted dc ense6an1a que
han debido tener lugar aver.
81 vapor Ramon de Herrera cargo en- Pom
CO para Cuba 48O sacos cafe pesan % 81, ,6C5
kilos, "a sacos mtrahuano otros efectos.
iQu6 ha ocurrido con el sacristan dc Lu
quillo7 Del referido pueblo NOS ruegan hacer
Ia anterior pregunta.
La CSmsra de Concrete de Ponce no llev6
efo ito la asamblea que deb'0 toner lugar 81
domingo paSadO. ). pOr fata de Dtmero II La
dicha asamblea pareoe que tendrA lEgas esta
nOohe.
Nos suplican publican 10 siguiente "a
amigo del M:fOsg0 de Manatd, que reclbi 81
grata. No faltar6. Solo se admite: tortills de
onampignon. nsofOssgO. pan, viDoy cafe prieto.
hevar6 el hieso. Seremos dos tres K"
=:
De Cab0 rojo NOS escriben que han obser
vadO alk la Estre1gG de OrO sea ell cOmeta
anunciado p0r Flanmarlon, de quo hablamos en-
Otr0 lugar.
NuestrO amigo 81 seIlor don Jose Ruig, de
Areeib0 esta pasando por Ia pena de haber per
dido 81 dnioO hijo que tenfa. A 81 va mo- dis
nnguida familia le acompanamos en- GA natural
dOlOE.
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scbrino de LUNA ' G. vsnden qussos de

Scbrin0 dc LUNA G. vsnden quoaos de
Dola On latas muy frescos muy buenos y muy
saDrosos. ylos mejOres jamoEes sachohOnes
g ql0 se consumer en- la Capital Todo es selec-
90. venden tambi6n IN rico surtidO de gale
LlCas y blxc0chOs que acaban de recibir y son
los unicOs agentes On Puerto. Rico del gran vi
% espan9l Logrc1o, bodegas de Anguciana,
kloja, que Sc importa esta TERRA del cordero.
- CGS0S Qsse Sc fecOMsje,sdGss LA Far.
macla Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
BOrges, eStablecida en- Rio-piedras, por la pu-
reza de sus dr0gas importadAs de los prinoipa-
1913 CenGroS de Europa de America Dor Ia
poL1eoclon ,. esmero 81 las prescripciones fa-
culbamvas, pOr los EsreciOs ain igual al alcanee
de bO0aa las f0rtunas lespach&ndOso 10 mismo
p0r 81 dia que durante la noche.
Lea usted. todo 10 que acaban de recibir
en- q COlmadO de CerecedO Hermanos ca:
marina laotea, leehe cOndensada, Quesos de
b0la On latas. mantequilla danesa marca Elbeu.
sen, aguas minerales, chocolates dlyersos etc
etc. Venden tambien b0coyes de rOble pipas.
1erezanas barriles de & 2 arrobas, caias gran
des vacfas de MADEIRA y zinc etc. etc.
Como quiera que el Alc0ho'Gdo GjOl es
I'm patentizadO sumamente popular, sc yende
no SOlamente en- las fsrmacias acreditadaa. al
no ca todas las pulperias y bodegas bien sur.
tidas de la Isla.
La playa el establecimiento del balnes
rio de La PrOViGe9S c6g en- esta Marina. han af !
do embellecidOs, ouantO 10 permlren esta
clase de establecimientos. Las familias one
concurran 4 los bail0s pueden pasar el tiempo
agradaDiemente en- Ia dicha playa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-09
VARlEDADES

Cereced0 Hermanos y Co. veaden los fa
mos0s puros y cigarrilloa de la Habana ma a~ca
PGrtGgds. Tambien cigarros ezra shperiorea
dc ComerfO Venden asim smo Ia gran cham
pafa cidrs marea Aguila, CogpaO Lamothe.
vino tinto cerecedO RSveras del DNerO y cuan.
to usted pueda necesitar.
No es pOc0 VeWtGiG.-Los perfumes fasti-
dian & Il larga descomponen el est6mago.
por ESQ 70 uao siempre el Acc hOlGdo Gatelt.
On 81 baho , haata en al pa6uelo. Ne yeoL Nbee
a laaaaeas 7 eestN qpe % IN pRtmog.
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lQn6 hay de las mOnedas de bronco recisn
impOrtasias de Ia Psninsnla iQu6 se detOrmi-
ma con elias? / Que soluCi0n il dara Ia Infen-
denciai Nos recomiendan decir que haze mu-
cha falta 0l menudO On la Isla.
-
Sc ha recibidO On el PARISH ell walls
NObrs las 0gGs esmeradamente litoRratiadO.
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lila ganga n1mero uno !!

Es precise que los que t0ngan que surGlrS0
dc calzado, se aprovechen antes de que l!even
81 amigo AMERICo al Manicomio. 81 infeliE pa
rece medic chihadO, pues estA dand0 Ia mer-
Garcia On 81 establecimient0 Gale de San Fran
cisco 80 pOr Ia mitad dc 81 precio Esta ma
mana oompr6 una DANA con solo cincO meJlca-
nos, oalzado para ella, para 50 marido, la cria-
ds, un niflO y 81 pe6n de la casa. Caloulen us
tedes Un par de botines nnOs numerO -,
forma franCesa, IA rea1es IN par ndmero 80,
doCe realeg, para Ia erisds; IN elegante zapa-
to con cartera para hombre, IN peso. Y tOda-
via de flapa una cOrbata, Ultima mOda, de las que
yenden 10 centav0s II No olviden 81 amigo
AMERICO en- Ia peleterfa La COssstGSsct0, Calle
Borras esta tambi6n echand0 el est0.-BoRR1s
r RETNEs.
@ al entrar hoy On prensa LA CORRESPONDENCE
CIA, hemos recibidO 81 signiente telegrama del
Excmo. Sr. Marques de Arecib0:
" CoRREsPONDENOIA.- - AdhesiOnes recibi-
das para Junta agricultores dia dOce. Pobla-
clones Fajardo, Mayagiez, Manatf BarCelOneta,
Humacao, Bayam6n, Capital, San German,
Afasco, Areoib0, prometi6ndome mayor hume
rO.-LedeSnsG."
Hemos tenidO 81 gustO de recibir hoy la
vista del apreoiable j0ven don Francisco Cor
t6s, felix inspirsdor de Ia idea de instruir algu-
NOS min % de AreoibO para CantAr M0SCOttG, re
presentation que fu6 repetida en- 81 teatrO de
Is simpAtica villa con notable 6xitO. 81 sefiOr
Cort6s Sc prOpone traer Ia infantil troupe es.
ta Capital para dar una function en- nuestrO CO.
liseo 81 pr6ximo domingo, y nosotros no duda.
mos que alcanzara an 6xito complete.
Ell camillero de Ia Acadia de esta Capital
nos manifesto, que hallandose parade en- Ia Ca
lie de Ia Cruz, esQuina Luna void no sabe de
que casa una cOtOrra Ia que se pOs6 s0bre sus
hOmbrOg: FL que de senaS de dicha ave le se
r6 entregada. El oamillerO Sc llama Martin
Lacen habita On Ia antigua Caroel espaldas
del AyuntamientO.
Sc han vendido hoy en- competencia en- es-
to Capital, ia sacos sztioar 3aH8dss Pe1rO anna
rilIa s So 81, comprados por Lopez Villamil
c.; 10Y idem q SGss Pedro clara a So. II, COM
prados p0r Andres Crosas; rs idem 2: SGss Pc
drO smarilla So 49, comprados por A. Raus.
Chenplat.
Eegdn noticias sc trabaja con actividad Dor
yer si es possible lograr salvar el Cssco del va
por O0MqNjstGdOy encallado On la costa de San
turce.
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II aKZ0N

Han desapaEecid0 dc Ia ustanc,a da a. 40
Clara Knghst viuda de Aoosts, do ia CsroI,na H,sa
dos caDsll0ss uno aceituno oscuro. como de f
AMOS de edad, de sells cnarta media airada.
paso trote y menudeado, CON dos peoueisss
manchas On 81 espinazo; = el otro saino indio.
de sells cuartas 90 alzada, como de sells ailoa.
pas0 trancad0, cola ? CrineA ahultadaa. ~
persona que de notieiaa del paradsro - .,iehe.
! - ~ tkNNA0de a-2
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Ha desaparecido

De Ia estancia de don Y ctor Fernandez
on Ia nOche del del corriente I'm caballo aaino
ciaro, como de seis an % de edad. de sells y me-
qua coarJas de aizada, paso devanado, con uu
lucerO en- la frente oorrido hasta al lah;o
superior marcadO en- el cuartO tracero darecho
CON las iniciales A r. f que dlese uotioiaa da
su paraderO sera gratifcadp. CAguas. Innio
de 1892. Aponfe ~
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sECCTON DE ANUNCIOs
Barcel6 & Peruio

Aeaban de recibir venden a ureeios md.
dicos, aceite refiaado propio para ensslada. an
garrafones de media arroba, vinagre de Ea-
psna en- garrsflnes de galones. III
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-08

Observer. Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-08
TO INSPECT THE CENTRAL.

superintendent and Roadmasters Be
gin Their Annual Tour To-day.
General Superintendent Wadley, accom-
panied by the full corps of superintendent
and roadmesters of the Central railroad,
leaves this morning on special train on his
annual inspection trip over the lines OF the
Central system. The party that will accom-
pany Supt. Wsdley Is as follows: Supt T.
Z. MoNeely and Roadmaster J. G. Aderholt
Of the main stem, Supt. D. d. Curren and
Roadmaster j. G. Moore OF the Savannah
aud Western division, Supt. B. G. Epperson
and Roadmaster T. b. Slade of the South
western division, and Supt. T. S. Noise and
Roadmasuer w. B. Hall of the South Caro-
lima division.
The inspection will last about two weeks
and the following points will be visited in
succession as the inspection continues:
Lyons, Millen, Port Royal, Spartanburg,
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Montgomery and
Birmingham.
President Comor will join the party ocoa-
slonally during the inspection. There has
been vast improvement in the condition
of the Central's roadhed and rolling stock
within the last few months and Supt.
Wadley and his assistants propose to cons
time this work of improvement as RAPIDLY
as time and the means at their disposal will
allow
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"bfy boy, l am going to buy you some
Johann HOff's Malt Extract which the
doctor advised me to give you to build
you up. He said thin child is always
delicate; nobody worries about plump
one. know it will do it, and then only
will buy you the stone blocks to build
houses with. You need strength first to
become a man before you build houses. {"
DR.. Fricke, a well-known practitioner
of Phila., writes: " have tried Johann
Hotf's Malt Extract not only on myself
but also on great number of patients
with marked success in cases of convale-
scence, impaired digestion, for mothers
while nursing, for children, and in gen.
eral debility, and have found it to be an
excellent beverage for building up the
system. In my own case of impaired
digestion it has benefited me more than
all other remedial agents which have
used Be sure to obtain the Genuine
which has the signature of Johann
Hof" on the neck of every bottle. Els
ner & Mendelson Co., New York.
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Death of Mrs. Joseph BRYAN.

Mrs. Joseph Bryan, q lady well-known to
the older citizens Of Savannah, died yesterr
day at her residence on Jones street, after
a weeks illness. Mrs. Bryan was the relict
of the late Capt. Joseph Bryan, "a well-known
business man Of this city forty years ago,
and who was the first chief of police, when
the present system superseded that of the
''old night watch" She was the mother of
the late Maj. Henry Bryan, a distinguished
officer of the confederate army and after
ward, like his father, prominent and pub
lie spirited citizen. Mrs. Bryan before mar
rage was Miss Burke, family. like that
of Lower Georgia. The deceased was about
80 years of age. The funeral will take place
from Christ church this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION


CTATE OF GEORGIA, CorsrY on CHATHAM.
= To the Superior Court OF the said County OF
Chatham: The petition OF the GORRIE ICE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF Savan-
nah, Georgia, respectfully showeth, that
your petitioner is corporation duly
Incorporated by the order OF your
Superior Court granted on the 9Th day Of
December, 1885, as will more fully appear by
reference TO the petition for incorporation fled
by your petitioner and the said order Of court
That atterward, to wit, on the goth day of
March, 1889, the charter of your petitioner was
duly amended by an order OF your Superior
Court passed on the said Goth day OF March, as
Will more fully appear by reference to the said
order. That your petitioner is located In the
said county of Chatham, and is conducting its
business under the terms and provisions OF the
charter or your petitioner and the amendment
thereto herenbefore just mentioned.
Your petitioner further showeth, that 1t de
sires TO further amend its charter so that your
petitioner may be authorized and empowered 10
manufacture, bottle, sell and deal In beer, ale
and all other malt liquors, and. also. soda and
mineral waters of every character. and that the
said charter may be further amended so as to
authorize and empower your petitioner to in
crease it's capital stock from time TO time and
In such manner as your petitioner may de-
termine, not to exceed the sum Of THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND $780, 0W DOLLARS.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that an
order may be passed amending It's said charter
as herein prayed.
And your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
DENMARK & ADAMS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Petition for Incorporation filed in Office No
vember s. 1892. JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. G., @. c. Ga.
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INrBLLIaEN ANIMALS.

Some Wonderful Feats by Prof.
Gentry's Dogs and Ponies.
Prof. Gentry. with his company of trained
ponies and dogs, gave an exhibit last night
before an immense audience in the tents at
whitaker and South Broad streets The
training Of the animals is something re-
markable and SURPRISES belief until actually
seen. The horses in their specialties were
Particularly good and their acts were of a
better order than the.time worn spectacles
OF the kind usually seen. Their maneuvers
we're something that made them appear
almost human in their Intelligence.
There are about twenty-five dogs in the
show but the backward somersault OK one
Of them was an act that seemed to please
the audience most. Their long and high
Jumps were marvellous. The snow will be
given every night during the week and 1t
Will repay every one to witness the remark
able intelligence shown by the animals.
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LOCAL Personal.

Miss K. Paulsen arrived on the Kansas
City from New York last night.
James 8. Middleton of Charleston was
visitor to the cotton exchange yesterday.
Donald Harper, Esq, Appointment lawyer
of Rome is spending few days in this city.
w. E. Arnold and Mrs. Arnold arrived
last night on the Kansas City from New
York.
Clarence Knowles Of Atlanta was q visi-
tor on the floor Of the cotton exchange yes
terday.
Miss Lena MoGiffin Of Fernandina, Fla.
is visiting Mrs Williamson at IS Hunting
don street.
Mr.. Larry ]. Dunn and bride arrived
home last night after a trip through the
north and west.
J. B. Fernandez and Miss E. G. Fernandez
came home on the Kansas City last night
from New York.
]. L. Walthour and Mrs. Walthour re-
turned home from New York last night on
the Kansas City.
Mrs. R. M. Demere and Edward A.
Demere returned home on the Kansas City
last night from New York.
The Tuesday Night Eight O'clock Euchre
Club will give a dance complimentary to
the young ladies, at Armory hall Friday
night
w. H. Cash and daughter and Miss Lizzie
OConnor were passengers on the VIM.
Lawrence, which arrived from Baltimore
yesterday.
DIR. w. F. Aiken returned from the north
last night on the steamer Kansas City. He
mingled freely with the politicians in New
York. and feels satisfied the state is safe for
Cleveland. DIR. Aiken also visited Boston,
and was surprised at the number of promi-
nent republicans declaring for Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fox celebrated
their china wedding last night at their resi-
dence, No. l29 Barnard street. About 125
friends gathered together to wish them well
on their entrance into the third decade Of
their married life. After prayer by Rev.
Mr.. bowman. the guests sat down to q sup
per. After supper there was music and
dancing. Several tables full of china bore
testimony Of the number of friends that
were there to wish the couple many returns
of the happy occasion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-08
A TRICK TICKET.

Republican and Third Party Electors
Sailing Under a Democratic Mask
GRIFFIN. GA, Nov. 7.-Ordinary E. W.
Hammond's Office has been busy place to-
day. He has been engaged in swearing in
election managers and clerks for to-mor-
rows election. The indications Tonight
point to an increased democratic majority
over that given In the October election. It
developed to-day that the republicans and
third partyites have flooded the county with
mixed tickets. They are headed Democratic
ticket, with the names OF Cleveland and
Stevenson at the head and Cabaniss for
congress at the bottom, but the names Of
the electors are mixture Of third party
and republican aspirants. 1t is well that the
scheme was caught on to. as the ticket is a
most deceptive one. Ii is quite likely that
the same scheme will be tried in other
counties.