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' ■— . •V NOVEMBER ia, 189a. &dSR : • : — ipess Goods I The newest and most desirable Dods are what we are showing in his department at prices to please, fhe trimmings to correspond are BEAUTIFUL deed. You must not miss see ding them, if you are at all inter red in Dress Goods. jLOAKS and suits. Don’t put off buying your Coat, tveu if the weather is not intense- cold. We are sure to have folder weather later, but if you delay the cream of the stock will I# sold. We will show this week pome Choice Things t iu Suits and Cloaks with the new I features such as Watteaux, Rus sians, French, English Backs, etc. We have just received a liaud- ‘ome line of Stamped Linens of Very kind. Silks and all kinds of Jaterial for fancy work, and in vite all who are interested to call land examine same. ASK TO SEE THE 15c. BAR GAIN HANDKERCHIEFS. u DEMOCRACY WINS!! BRING OUT THE CANNON ! LET EVERYBODY JOICE.! RE- TUB VICTORY IA I'OR DEMOC RACY ANO II ON HAT flOVA EllNMENTi Rrjfulnr Democratic Tiilnl Wnr«— Clevelnuil’o Election Conced ed K very where. BDBGLABM AT WORK. Parker’. New* Mlan.1 Robbed Tbl. Mornlnc. NEWS FROM THE SECOND. COTTON REPORT. WH IIFMITE8»iSIES, 17 and 191 WASHINGTON ST. comiNG -FROM THE OLD COUNTRY- O ALBANY By special arrangements the trip will be made dlreot from EUROPE Special Telegram to tho Herald. Atlanta, Ga., Nov I), 2 p."m Atlnnln is wild over the result of yesterday’s election. Gannons are tiring, horns blowing, parades on the streets, speaking on the corners, llrebells ringing, whistles blowing and everybody jubilant, Cleveland's election is no longer a doubt. 1 am in the Journal olllec, where the latest returns are doming In, and a dispatch just received says Cleveland carries the solid South, and New York state by 4t,0U0, New Jersey by 8,000, Cphneotiout by 4,000, Indi ana by 5,000, Illinois by 10,000, Wiscon sin by 10,000 and one half of electoral vote of Michigan. Only Indiana and California are still in uouhUfor Cleveland, but he proba bly carries both. Latest estimate by the New York Sun on electoral vote is Cleveland 200, Harrison 151 and Weaver 22. Weaver carries Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho, Nebraska and South Dakota. A dispatch from Chairman Ilarrity claims all the States above mentjoned solid for Cleveland. Boss Buck, here in Atlanta, concedes Democratic suc cess, us do Republican leaders every where, and the St. Louis Globe-Demo crat, Republican paper, not only con cedes Cleveland's election, but says the Democrats have elected enough State Legislatures to make the United States Senate certainly Democratic; and states that the Democrats will be held responsible for the Goverement for tile next two years at least. A dispatch just from Wisconsin says that State is conced to Cleveland by Republicans by 15,000. Black’s election in tile Tenth Geor gia district by at least 2,000 majority. Watson is reported unwell. All indications point to the fact that the entire Government is in the hands of the Domoorats for the next four years. A Democratic avalanche has certainly swept the country. “We Lave met the enemy and the; are ours.’’ ‘ J. F. Lewis. From Tne.d.y’a KVENlNn iikkald. Tills morning between 4 and 0 o’olook. T. C. Parker’s news stand at the union passenger depot was broken open by burglars and robbed of tbe contents of the cash drawer. Mr. H. Barclay was on duty all night until 4 o’clock this morning, when he closed up and went home, leaving the money received from tbe night’s sales in the cash drawer. Mr. James MoLurty goes on duty at 0 o’clock. When he opened up at that hour this morning, he discovered that burglars had been in the shop. In vestigation proved that the till had been relieved of $8.70. Nothing else seemed to have been disturbed. Mr. MoLarty lind, fortunrtcly just deposited $76 in the bank yesterday afternoon, or the loss would have in cluded that amount. There is no clue to the biirglhr, but the ollluers are at work and will probably run him down. Entrance was made through a back window that mid ail the glass broken out. Tills'8 tile second time tills place has been burglarized during the last few mouths. RUNMEI.I. UET8 A X.A RGB III A JOB- • TV FOR 1 hONUBESS. How All llie Uotinlftes Went—Dougherty Wins the Bimuer, But Berrien Pushed Her Very Clear. ftliOHGIA AVI 111. RKJOIUK, V Hum Ituiillrnilou lobe Held InAl- Inuln Next Tiieadnr Night* Sneotal to tho UiuiAi.n. Atlanta, Nov. 10.—There wilt be a grand .Suite rnllilcation meeting here on Tuesday night next under the au spices of the Fulton oounty Dortio- cratloExecutive Committee. Tuesday night is the llrst night, of tile carnival to beheld here, and all arrangements are being made for the grandest celebration of the greatest event ever seen in Georgia, or for that matter in the Mouth. Loyal Democrats throughout the State are invited to bo present on tills occasion, and all who come will he heartily welcomed. The railroads will give special rates from all points. The Journal. SnilPPEIPI Alin BUYING Of Democratic counties in the Sec ond Dougherty leads them all. It was a close race with Berrien, but old Dougherty came in on the home stretch, and now proudly wears the emblems of her signal vlotory. The total vote polled in Dougherty was 1785. Russell’s majority 1,014, Cleveland’s 811, Berrien comes next on the list with Democratic majority of 940. This is gain of 140. votes In the mnjority wliloh Berrien gave Governor Nortli- I. Baker, Dr. Hand’s homo county, comes to time to tho hnndsomo Demo cratic majority of 440. Decatur gives 500 majority for Hon. lien E. Russell. Terrell's Democracy is ahead by about GOO votes. Mitchell and Miller both came in with good majorities for Russell in the neighborhood of 200. Early’s Democratic majority Is about 400. Worth's majority for Cleveland was 291 a'nd for Russell 8. Russell’s inn jorlty in Worth was small, but It’s there, and it’s Demooratio too. Tho Worth Democracy Is still in tho saddle. Thomas county gave Russell a ma jority of 294, and Cleveland 0110 of 380. Quitman, Colquitt, Randolph and Calhoun are yet to hear from, but all advices up to date say that they are all in tile Democratic column. A special dispato'i to Capt. Hobbs from Clay county says: “Cleveland and Russell safe. Wo congratulate the Dictator." J. A. SIMS.—Demise 1 to Albany via Boston, Mass., arriving here soon, and probably will remain until December 24th. Aft iRAND EXAMINATION ! the week of arrival, and free exhlbl- 4ion daily until December 25th. Tbia it the opportunity for every Ian, Woman and Child Me in Albany to see tbat large and gant assortment of Holiday Goods -AT- Ottr name it’s not worth while to tell, For every child in town knows well. But just to make this verse complete, It’s 10 and 12 N. Washington street. LATER AND BETTER NEWS FROM TH1 TENTH. Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 9—2 p. m. Special Telegram to tho Evening Herald. Latest returns from Rlohmond coun ty give Black 9,000 majority. Lewis. WATSON DIEM HARD. He Nerves dor* Nerlhe— a Notice of Cornell. to-day not to be in- Special to the Hkbald. Atlanta, Nov. 10.—Watson served nollce on the Governor Issue Black’s commission, bb tends to contest. Slilehetl Con-tf’e Vote. Special to the Hkbald. Camilla, Ga., November 9, 1892.— This county gives Russell 250 ma jority; Cleveland 225 majority. Hand was voted for both on Populist and Republican tickets. Weaver got about 125 votes in the county; Harrison, 175. ■ Tory Roof Happy aal Hhoolfog la Al- feaay f-aol Night. From Thursday's Kvknino Hkbald- The happiest crowd that has gath ered in Albany in years, was congre gated all along Broad street and in the saloons and publia places last night. Every man had to drink once to Cleve, and once to Steve, then to Rus sell. Baby Bnth and her mater also had to be toasted, and nothing could be expected but that so many toasts should raise tbe spirits of the enthusi astic Democrats to a point where the safety valve was unable to ‘carry off the Amount of steam thqt rose to each head in the happy crowd. Every person felt good and took particular pains to let everybody else know It. All night long, and into the hours of Hie morning did tbe revel go on, and as a consequence some of them will be unable to take part in to-night’s celebration. From Dry Goods and Fashions, —Long ulsters, having triple and re movable capes. —Finely-corded velveteen for dress combinations. —Felt capotes of braided felts in strips or one piece. —Satin striped and figured gauze for dancing drosses. —Felt lints trimmed'with fur, lace and ostrich tips at once. —Felt clot li for trimming,striped or bordered with fur felt, —Chiffon embroidered lmlidker- chiefs for pretty throat jabots. —flip capes of velvet trimmed with jot ami feather edging. —Mink and Astrnchan shoulder capes for tho first cool days. —Flannel skirts finished with an embroidered edge over lace. Girls’ bonnets of glnce silk, trimmed with velvet or plush. Honnlor Itciibcu Jo non’ Mucceaaor. It appears to be generally under stood In Baker county that Gov. B. F, Hudspeth will be put forward by that county as the successor to the late Hon. Reuben Jones in the State Son ate. He will probably have no oppo sition in Baker, and this being Baker’s time, under the rotation system, to name the Senator, the other two coun ties of tbe district will aoqnlesoe in Baker’s ohoioe. The Coming Meteoric Shower. Meteorio showers of extraordinary brllllanoy are looked for on the nights of the 18th, 14th and 15th of thlB month. These November star show ers are particularly grand in certain years, and we are now approaohing one of the periods of grandeur. The cometary fragments seem to emerge from that part of the heavena In which we see the constellation Leo, and the meteorio showers of November are accordingly known as the Leonids. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters remaining in the post- office at Albany, Ga., for the week ending Nov. 2, 1892. If not called for In fifteen days will be sent to the Dead Letter office: A. —Wash Anderson. B. —Miss Emma Barker, IV H Blank enship, Andrew Brinson, M Benfly, Mrs Rosa Blank, Mien Byrd. O.—Bryant Carter, Henry Clayton, Miss Smltble Clark, Dock Carter, Henry Clay (col), Mrs J E Craw ford. D.—Clotar Davis, Joe P Davis, Yirgil Davis, James Denison. F. —Rev John Flag, Mrs Lai Fardas. G. —Mrs A L Glover, George W Green wood, H. —I J Hart, Mose Hardwick, Dave Hare). J—Miss Eliza Jane, Miss Jary Jack- son, Miss Alfrie Jackson, Jonar Jhan, 1). K. Johns. M—Miss Harriett Wahshaw. N—Miss Pinkie Nelson. O—Miss Annie O’neal. P—Miss Georgia Phillips, B—George Rivers, Aliek Bloblson, Jef Road, C. B. Bight. S—Mary Sanders, (col.) * T—Miss Lucy Thomas, Joe Tyson, D. J. Touchstene. W—IV. R. Walker, J. L. White, J. T. Walker. In calling for above letters please say “Advertised" and give date. B. F, Bhjmberry, P. M. Receipts nnd Mhipmenta—To*dny’a mar ket Qaotntiona* Albany, Ga., Nov.’.9, 1892. Stock on hand August 20,1892 1,189 Received yesterday— By wagon 80 By rail — Received previously 28,184 Total 28,204 Shipped yesterday 118 Shipped previously 18,812—18,480 Stook on hand 4,882 Our market to-day was firm and tending up. Good Middling Middling. Low Midi! Good Ordinary, KW* Savannah, Nov. 10,1802. Cotton firm. Middling 718-10. Low Midd’lgs 7 9-l6*Good Ordinary 71-10. New Yoiik. Nov. 10—2 p.m. Contracts opened steady and closed Imroly steady at tho following prioes. Opened. 2 p.m. November —. —. December 8.25 8.38 January 8,88 8.51 February 8.51 8.70 Mareli 8.80 8.70 Spots firm—Middling, 8tj. Receipts for 1 dny, 48,721. Liverpool opened firm nnd closed steady. Middling 4jfJV ti -Mnrrlnxe tt Fnlluref Hnvo you been trying to get tbe best out of existence without- health In your family? Have you been wearing out your life from the effects of Dys pepsia, Liver Complaint nml Indiges tion? Are you sleepless at - Illght? Do you awake In the morning feeling languid, with ennted tongue and snl- low, haggard looks? Don’t do it. A shout, in the camp tells how Aunt Fanny’s Health Restorer lias -cured others; it will cure you. Trial pack age free. Large size 50o, at J. It. deGralfonried & Co. YOU WA1 FRESH BUCK WHEAT I’kviia Look in the following list nnd see If there is anything keep nothing but the finest have. We I you would like to J. O. CUTLIFF—Dentist. E. H. DENNISON-Dentist. F. P. PEPPER—Photogrupher. W.T.KuHNs-l’hotographer, Albany Pay your bets, boys. There will be n hard freeze to night, and hot house plants ought to be protected. Try the Hot- Beverngos served at I.E- iikn’s Beautiful Fount. 10-27tf. CLEVELAND HATS. goods we enn buy, mid youunti feel as sured they aro always fresh. HEAYY GROCERIES. Granulnted sugar, light brown sugar, green Rio coffee, parched Jnva • ooitee, green Java coffee, parched Mooha nnd Jnva oofi’ee, best leaf lnrd, lard compound, bulk meat, B’erris meat, boneless breakfast bacon, best sugar cured hams, ele gant Slignr mired shoulders, best Carolina licnil rice, coarse or line grits, eonrso or fine salt, best grades of Hour, best wnter ground meal, best, New Orleans Syrup, best country syrup. BOTTLED GOODS. Mixed or plain pickles, chow-chow pickles, onloe pickles, best queen olives, best stuffed olives, an- cliovics in oil, Freiioli vegetable In glass, French or German mustard, popper sauce, tomato ketchup, walnut ketchup, Lea & Perrins sauce, preserved ginger, finest ap ricots. Chill sauce, celery sauce, pure olive oil, Durkee’a Bolfd dress ing. Canned Fruits Tomatoes, okrn nnd tomatoes, beans,, peas, peaches, penrs, plums, ap ples, oherrlcB, quince. The list of voters on the olty regis tration list for 1892 is an unusually hei(V.y oflg. JuVkuky Hill says he lias reason to feel proud of Ills work for Cleveland ami Russull. There nre fewer vegetables than usual to be had in this region this fall, on uouuiiiiL of the long drouth. Of all tho Democratic electors in Gcorgln, none did more work or more effective work in the eampalgn that ended yesterday than our own Jesse W. Walters. He has certainly earned the gratitude of the Democraoy of the Second district nnd of the entire State. We arc also headquarters for fresh Fruits nnd Vegetables, Wallace s and. standard CANDIES. Maple sugar for making mnp syrup, pure Cod Fish, apple jelly; ai in fact, anything you want. Give iib call. Very Truly, MOCK & RAWSON. -IN- i.n Election Hats We oanplease those who won Harri son Hats; also those who named the next President, Cleveland. Our line of Hata Is the greatest in Albany. So la Cleveland the greatest man in the United States. This Is tbe season for Silk Hats Our styles are correot. Come and see our line. We are correct, and want yon to have tbe latest style. Yours Truly, Muse & Cox. J. W. JOINER, THE PALACE SALOON Tiie Tliotnasville Times-Enterprlse copies a paragraph from the Herald telling about Messrs. W. J. Hall and Torn Kellam killing twelve turkeys a few days ago, and says: “O, yes, “Billy” Hall oan kill as many turkeya as the next man. The oraok of Ills rifle or shot gun, along the Ochlook- onee, always brought down a turkey. It seems tbat he has not lost the art since moving to Albany.” Sam Small, Hon. L. F. Livingston’s opponent for Congress fh the Fifth dtstriot, perpetrated a very dirty tnok yesterday, by bringing ont a large olr- oular, printed in flaming characters, and claiming to show up a black rec ord for Livingston: how he had de frayed the expenses of Mrs. Lease and Jerry Simpson when they oame to Georgia to boom the People’s party, and embracing other equally con temptuous charges. The people of the dlstrlot, and of Atlanta especially, were highly Indignant, and consider ed tbe olroulatlon of tbe string of lies a most contemptible, underhanded trick. They didn’t fall to snow Mr. Small under at the polls. —AND— THIS WEE] i:l;MJ and i convinc Before purchasing call amine our stock and be You can save money on each every article sold in a first Dry Goods House. JEWELER, WAiHiaoTO* Sr., orrosm Couu.mcul Bank. Watches, Diamonds, Sil verware, Musical Instruments and Table and Pocket cutlery, Fancy Goods, etc. Reliable Goods, Fair Dealing, Bottom Prices. Fine Watch Repairing—20 years experience—all work guaranteed, Spectacles and Eyeglasses accurately fitted at moderate charges. WASHINGTON 8TREET, Under New MORRIS ROSENTHAL Respectfully announces to Mi friends and the public generally tbat he now has charge of tbe Palace Saloon, on Wash ington street, and will keep always on bond the Fiuit of Wi&ei, Liqnori. Clgan. Etc. BILLIARD AND TOOL TABLES. LUNCHES at all hours. Warn lunch to ou customers daily from 10 to is o’clock,. We study to please, and gentleman can always find something good to eat, drink and smoke at the Palace Snloon. Call on us. MORRIS ROSENTHAL, myia-.itn - Manager. We have an immense line •! samples of CARPETS In all the new patterns, goods are just in, and we 1 ready to take orders. •V'/'J-