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New Spring and SaiIElleacr
GE - TEE E.S'G..

~7E have just received beautiful afsol1
w ment of GOODS.tor GeEtlemen's Sum
incr toats, Pantoio0nS ard Tests, whicl. they
prepared to have nude up in the most FASli-
1ONABLE STYLE, und on reasonable ;,il,$.
Also. general assortment Ready Made CLo.t;s
Ma, suited TO the season.
ALSO,
HATS. SHOES IND BOOTS.
1900 Pair Of Shoes and Boots embracing. vt,y-
style and variety have just been received lv ,lt:
Subscribers, which, together with iheir il ,mrr
Stock. make general and complete assor;mcIt
seldom found in the country.
Also. handsome assortment OF FASHIONh-
BILE HATS, suited to the season. To wL;..
they invils the attention Of their customers.
q. l.. 81 T.. PENN i CO.
Edgcfc!d, March IA, 1888 TIC
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Notice..
Notice.

BE GRAY. Esq. of Hamburg. s. G.. Will
1sE nr' rs my attorney il! fact "a we'll rs q.
nw, during my a!,$ancc !r.'n, ia" S,ate
J. B. CONNECTION.
JUL '-'N fjn IL
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Notice.

Notice.
A II. persons indebted to the Estate of
L "a Mrs. Sarah Wise, deceased, ne re-
qucslcd to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them pro-
rcrly attcstch.
ENOCH Il. PRESLEY.
Erscuior nith the WiH 0nnercd.
March J, 1888 tf5
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"Thc general supposiion which now pre-
walls that the Snb-Treasury bill has very
good chance to become Il law, has given Il
new impaisc to the debate OH that suffice,
i'll The Senate, and directed towards it a.
gain mnch public interest. The debate
in the Senate to day, between MeSsrs, Ciav
and Calhoun, attracted interest for another
reason-lhat Mr.. Calhoun was expected To
rcpcl some personalities in which Mr.. Clay
had indulscd in regard to him.
81 have rarely seen so great Il crowd in
and around the Senate Chamber. So many
members of the House were present that,
it beng found impossible To get and to keen
aquorum for business. the House adjourned
without tranSactlno any business.
" MIR Calhoun's speech was unusually
brilliant and Interesting and, as II reply,
both TO Mr. Clay's argument and pcrsonai
ties, twas triumphant.
''lic rcpelIlcd Mr.. Clay's mpn,a:ions up
on his motives for cspousing the Divorce
Bill, with success. For what purpose tho
Senator threw ont these imput;llions ne
knew not. 1t could not he for the purpose
of low and vulgar abuse, and the Senator
knew him better than 10 throw them out
for the purpose Of Intimidation. What then
was his object! 70 supply with pcrsonali
Ty his deficiency of argument. !; WIS his
duty to himself he said, and to his c,lrar.
ter, 10 meet these attacks. and he intended
to place himself us far beyond the reach Of
the shafts of the Senator, rs his argumeu,
was beyond his ability to answer. 'Thc
Senators charge was. that he had gone over
~ the party III powrr.-that bo had changed
his opinions, and abandoned his principl,s
AMI his parry. Fortunately for him, i.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
SheriR.s sale.

ny v1ys o- suuty executions ssurl lr.n tfg
ID c.r. Of ihe CIe.r.t erurt lf LawH county,
ana Co ul arsfei, / shall expose 90 nTa#, sale af
'ts c1a5- laa-, 31gs. 300 thc taWa o. Columbus. oH
Nr1lae uc 5l De-, ci December u.Nt t1- --ht
ute csm and interest, that WI -7in A. Nere. has
IN oai 20 the following dcsc-hci property IN he
;0wn oi Columbus % wit. Lot aaUttr ], tn square
nunhSrll. south Of Man street, and the improvc-
msniS th,reon. levied uu as The property ut said
Wm. A. Vtrel. I'D satisfy suniry executions in is
vor Of John NJ kirk ana others, Sale within IN,
hours prescribed by law, ihls 26lh d9y Of 0c,o
Der, lsSS. JOHN W. 81 hN, ~ Il.
Nov s. lsSS lIW5 fr Ice - M
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Ston the MurdersrS :

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward vii he
~ paid by the undersigned tor tie apprehension
of JOHN STEP and SOLOMON STEP, who
murdered Martin Faley sen IA Hardin county
Tennessee
John Step is abort 26 years OF age, feet OF 2
inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes, black halr,
inclined To curl, aud very low forehead. The middle
point uf the tore finger OF his rght hand IS consider
ably enlarged, occasjoned, Il Is supposed, by hurt
Solomon Step, is about % or - years oi age, .
feet | inches high, stout built, htc inclined to he
stoop shoulJercd, dark complexion, dark eyes, dark
hair inclined to cur, and very high check bones,
The bones of has right hand have been hrokra near
the middle Of the palm, and occa,loned consider
able ridge ON the back of his hand Tie Step.
Formerly resided in the Cherokee country Georgia
and 1t is thought they will either make their way
back TO Gcorsla, or strike for Texas. The above
reward viii he paid on their delivery IA llardl
county Tennessee, OF proporuunatc reward 10
either SALLY FRALEN,
| HENDERSON e. ERALEl,
JACKSON FRALEl,
SAMUEL LEMON,
Nov. 5, 1885 l7wl
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
sheriff Sale.

NnY virtue Of writ Of FL IA. that ives issuee
u from the Circuit Court Of Winston County,
Noyember Term OF the circuit Court, and 70 me
directed will expose at pub!c sale for cash, at the
cour, ltause door in the town OF louisville, WIN
sion county, on Monday the 18th day Of November
next all the right, title, clam and interest, that
Lazarus Dodson has in and tc the west halt OF the
north west quarter alse, the North hall u the east
hall cf the southwest quarter, secuoe tmrly-hFe,
township fifteen, range twelve east; also, the south
half Of the wea halt Of the southwest quarter Sec
ton twenty-six, township fifteen, range Twelve eas,,
levied on as the property Of Lazarus DodSon,1-nl
favor Of Darling Jones THIS an day o Vs,.pe' Sh,a
! 1855. JNO, H. hAhni - - ~ M
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
RRIILIANT sCHEME

27,sl5 prses amounting To S!llSao
Package, OF - whole Tickets for Slai, must
draw 500. anl may traw the four Capitals, which
are S57WO
Certificate of Packages So.
Packages OF Halves aud Quarters, Ia proportion.
- TICKETS S5.00, Halves S1ao, Quarters
SI2j, Tor sale at the AGENTS Office, TWO doprs te-
low Jones Hotel, and at Boss y Rawl's Exchapge,
on Main street, Columbus,
This Lottery draws every Saturday 1t some one
Of the principal, toWaS tu M,sisslpp..
tgs-AH orders from distance, (posngc paid
w,li be promptly attended by
{. WARREN, Agent.
Oet -. uJ Colpmbus, Va.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Waterman 4 Learned.

Labor Sariag Patent Briek Machine.
VWNO Brick makers OF Alabama: the undersign-
Il ed has bought the Patent for the State Of
Alabama, and VIII put tupl Machine lor any person in
the STATE, at any piece, that will mix the clay and
mould twenty thousand Brjcks per day, with two
horses or mules four men and boys of enough to
bear oil the brick The Machine IS SO simple tI5t
any person eau make it, for there !. no gearing Of
any kind all Of the work is performed by four pis-
tern rods and four rollers, Any person who WISHES
10 purchase a Machine can do 50 by applying 10 the
subscriber in Columbus, Mississippi, aud any person
who wishes to buy right for a county or single
machine can be had by applying to the undersigned;
as the above Machines viii always be put in opcr-
alton when requested by The purchaser,
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, Sept ID, 1888, l0llm
t1-'rhe Flag Of the Union VIII please publish the
above for six months, and send their blI to X. b.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
sheriff Sale.

Dl virtue of an execution issued from the Clcrt
ID ct the Circuit court OF Lowndcs coanty, aud
to me directed, shai expose 10 pubic safe, at tHc
court house door .n the town OF Columbus, ON Mon
dav the 81 day ol December next alt the right uile
clam and interest, that Henry \. GarNm John
Garyiu has IN an3 20 The following described pro
pcriy 10 the town of Columbus, 60 VII; The norh
half OF square tly-seven north OF Nam street ana
All the improvements thereon, levied on ;he rto-
property of said Henry 4, Glr,,R y John t. bar
nm 10 satisfy an execution IA favor OF Jno. \. Mut-
| cn. Sac within tie hours prescribed by law tins
c6tb O,,. ls3s. John H. BNRN, Sb'h
/ Nov J. 1855 lIwj fr let - uu
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

q q member et Congress. and he wings have
here been greatly alarmed for the whole STATE.
Such Is seres OF triumpbs led or by Maiae
New York VII mex, spea, IN a voice Of thunder.
L.c measures of the Administration now stand
vniica,ed BY the trumpet speaking voice Of free
people.
am not able TO say vha, wlIl be the exact
Democratic majority in Pennsylvania; but the
wings give up the State, and are to be seen about
the exchange with faces yard long. The amend
ments to the Constitution are earned by tn
umphanl majority.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
EDITORLAL C1REEspaNnENcE.

HsR Lsa Cfsssr I'VE ee-r azasea a.
stating ,a 5lr las, tha, Green /. Grla, vas bsa
ten IN Cboc0aw. Il VIII be seen lon ite al-
owing letter addressed TO the Editors thai a1 is
elected BY triumphant majority over bis federal
opponent Mr.. Gran, deserves well Of his party
tor hs indelaugabie exeruous In the cause of
truth aad the Constitution. lie had a powerful
opposition TO contend against and all the ants, and
chieanery and Misrepresentation for which the
federal party have ever been !amous--would that
we had many mote such active, Jealous raruzaus,
GREENsroRouGu,
Oct. -. 1884. !
Dear Sirs.-We have thought proper to give
YOU the issue Of our election, which has been
one OF no ordinary interest, because of the cru-
cal situation Of the State, now hanging upon a
pinnacle, ready upon the first surge Of federalism
to sink into the abyss of darkness. The vote
stands, for Fall, 226; Brown, l3s; Crazy, IS
Dixon, O. For Representative, Green l.. Grant,
/ Democrat, 294; Grayson, Wing 1875. The
above statement shows that Choc,aw is true tC
her faith and has not, like some Of the counties
gone over To federalism. The vote Of the pre-
sent election is not true test Of the wing strength
in this county, for the whg candidate has run ia
ahead oil the party strength. lie was man sal,
to be Of great fortune--he was man Of family
he was man Of goodly si2e--he was man Q
strict temperance doctrines and strcerpraclicc-
and more than all, he was . methodist who ha
grown grey in the service Of the church,
was opposed to shnplasers--he was opposed {
great Treasury Bank. Ii was lndus,rousl
circulated by the Wings, that Nr Grant Dem.
was man Of no property mere straggier--
conner and goer--an upstart--a little bu OF
contemplate mercAant-bandy shanked--of y
iamy--a drlnker Of Whi>key--oue who ueate
= largely--and most gIariag Of all inconsistencies
he was in tie same breath represented as in {,
: yor Of exclusive hard money currency and
the same time in favor Of the reign Of shlnpIa
ters. Every undorhod and nigh cut that FEEDER
r ingenuity could devise (aud you know that It b
J, no lack Of cunning has been taken,
THuE DEMoCGATs.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

EN obedience to an Act Of the Legislature OF
d MlssissppL passed al It's last session; tho
undersigned Commissioners Will oHcg at pubic sale,
H. the CITY Of Jacbsou on "Wednesday the 2ls, oi
November next the unsol TOWN LOTS N The
sand city Of jackson. The rapid improvement
the town must room render these lots very valuable.
Iackson, the scat OF Government Of the State OF
Ms.isuppi, IS pleasantly situated on the west bank
Of lhe Pear River, about ong hundred mics north
east Of Natehcz, and about fifty cast of NcEsbN.g
From boil, Naichtz and Vtcksburg Rail Roads are
in rapid progress apart Of which are already ~
successful orefat1nJ to ntcrscct at Jackson.
The State House aG elegant hrick editoe which
IS nearly completed, the fcncnnary aud other
public buildings, which are being erected
when completed wll make Jackson ohe Of the
most pleasant, inland towns ii the state Il has az
ready t,yo banking houses. The Union Bank aud
Bfanch Of the pIduters Bank Of Nat1hc7.
rh. above mentioned uusod lots are many OF
them situated IN he most btautilu and healthy part
Of the Town, aud Will be scld on a credit OF
one, Two and three years, with notes secured,
re.erying lieu on sard lj5 lof the security ot
the purchase money
Z. w. BENSON,
4. Il. SAliN NDERS,
J. VAN H0ESEN.
Commissioners
Oct lGh 1855. lGwi
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
sheriff sale.

HRY virtue Of two writs ol ii. Fn, that were
, issued from tho Circuit Cout Of Winston
County. Nav Term, 1898. and 10 mt directed, J
wl expose at public sale for cash at tbe court
house IL the town Of Louisville on Monday lle
10Th day Of November ucX', -ail ihc rga', Ute
claim and interest that George ". 1homason has
IN and 10 I've following town eM ana buhdinHs
tbcrcon Lots known and distinguished ~ ~
man Of Louisville e. los number eHe, ana Two, ~
block numbet one south siIc ol Nam suect ahl
,res, If Crog, street; also, Two Mere Lot IN the
,a,yn NJ lanisq.llg known as Ih0masons house lot,
I,na fas, If Cros. stree and north Of Man street.
1ssy'ed s Oh i Ne property Of George w. Thomason
,ne IN favor Of Moses Yarborongh, tho ether IN
asor ol Fellows, Reed s Go. Tbs 4lh dag, o.
0rt Is3s JNU II. HARDY, sh'H
3yt Pr. fee 50 o..
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
PniLApGlruIA, Oct. Is, ls3s

Three cheers for PENNsYLyANlN All had
NEw-JrRsEy, ONO. sc. The democracy Of
Pennsylvania have achieved glorious victory
in New-Jcrsey, they have reduced the Wing ma
iority Of 1900 to a mere fraction, and It rs
thought by many carried the Smle--in ONO, they
Will elect their Governor, and i, is known, haYc
already effected a favorable change in ,he Con-
grcsslonal vote We have gam ia Georgia,
and New York will cast hc vote in favor o, the
Sub-Treasury bill
All the counties in this State have been heard
from but three, and Pouer's majority is $500.
The three to be heard from vii increase it from
500 to l0oO.
There IS majority in favor Of the admUlsra-
ton in the lower House, and they will have the
ascendency on JOINT ballot.
In former letter stated hat the wings had
elected their candidate to Congress in the third
District. On Friday, when the votes were coun-
ted and result declared, Tho5, II. lugersoll Esq
was permitted to oppose the reception Of the re-
turns from the Northern Liberties, on account o
iegaly Sc and Mr. Naylor the other cand
date to advocate his CLAIMS as Their inclusion
would give him some 7C0 majority This dis
cussion was not carried on IN very good feeling
aud resulted in both obtaining certificates OF ciec
: ton, from division Of the Judges on the ques
ton.
The Sheriff took advantage of this discussion
and neglected to make all the returns, and sent HI
c certificates Of the election Of Wing member
# from this county to Harrisburg, when there wa
a majority of 800 in the county IN favor Of IN
I. Administration
% 1t is thought We have so majority IN New Je
IS sey. think there can now be no doubt as
IT, the election in Newly ork, but the majority WI
III not be arge-say or 10000 for Marcy.
\. There was probably fraud practeed on po
Of sides at the election in this State. II is SAID Il
at Wing Judges had bet on given majority III
H. third District, and produced the present result
az preyent loss Of Money. On the other hand Il
~ reported the Democratic Judge lost the Poll Il
ia this Ward, in order to procure new Liecho
ks Neither party have confidence in the others no
by esty--anJ comes up 10 the old saying set
;a - rogue to catch rogue"
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03


GEYTLEMEN IL have oniy time to write you
a line to say, that, the Democratic Party OF Penn
sylvanla has tiumphanly succeeded carrying
the Governor and both branches Of the Lcglsla
ture. Ii has been spirited contest and every
inch Of ground has been fought. The Wings
have poured out their money like water but the
advocates Of liberty aud reform haYe nunphed
by the force of principle and truth.
The Wing managers Of tae election nave con-
trirsd TO lose the vote Of two boxes which de.
leats the election Of Mr.. IngersoIl' Much oA'
ctenem prevails in relation to the subject, ant
the election will doubtless be contested
II the vote is fairly given, Mr.. logersoIl wi
be elected. Such is the hcarllo.s and bare Iace'
corruptons Of the whig party! Bribery fraud
ralsehood and deceit, are the alimen which noyr
shes and sus,ains that omniuu gaihsran o poli
/ zeal msrcenarles.
You are already aware tbat, VIC have carrie
the Governor Of Maryland. 1t siIil doub'l'
which party has the majority in the Legislature
Tue Democrats have fan prospect for the
Senator.
The news from New Jersey is better thah ~
anticipated. Its said the Democrats have g1I
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Taken ur.

BY Robert 5. Lyon. in Oktibheeha
ENA county, Miss three head of Horses
II N ol the following description One bay
SfAMAA mare, about II hands high, or
NA-EAa wears old, lame in her RIGHT fore leg,
star 10 her forehead, no brands pcrceiN
able. Appraised to sevcuty.lye doller.
.nso.-A chesuut sorre day, supposed to be
thrce wears old ba2ed face, four white leis, aa
brands pcrccivabic Appraised at fifty dolaFs.
.l,o,-An iron eray mare colt, supposed TO be =
months Old, no brands pereeyable. Appraised at
,hrty.dy dulllrs-iason up on The 18th July 1888.
+. OAKLEY Ranger
Ohuhbecha County.
Oct. e7-l6-m Pr ice SO 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

Our revolutionary Sres.-The following is
an extract from John Meals Fourth Of July Ora
ton.
"When the young alone bear sway, rashness
and headong presumption prevail. When the
old have exclusive dominion, there Is always
want of courage and hope, OF generous advcn
lure and heroic enterprise. There should be mix.
ture oil both, of the young and the old, to carry
US aud our beloved country through the storm that
IS gathering about her Cast your eyes over the
records of her greatness, and while you find that
| Alexander Hamilton was hardly OF age, when he
began o play his part 10 the awful drama of the
revolution, being only twenty when he was into the
! family Of the Commander III Chief, with the rank
! of Lieutenant Colonel you find also that Ben
! lamn Franklin was SO before he began to be
| heard of-Samucl Adams 4i--James OTIS 3S--
John Adams 35-Joshua Quincy 40-John
Hancock 3s-ond Thos Jefferson 32, before
they were grealy distinguished actors, OF that
age They were full grown Woodworking mer
-npened with toll and prudence. Let It be for
ever remembered that the men OF the revolution
were working mcn--those Of New England es
peeialiy Greene was blacksmith, Franklin
printer, Roger Sherman Shoemaker, Pulnan
farmer. They were doctors and preachers
attorneys and sEopleepers, and not a man o
them all above hts business or ashamed Of hl
calling
They were tnkers ana taiorsa and coOb.crs -nb'
them
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
QUEEN NF ENGLANn.

The editor Of the New York Herald thus
speaks Of the British Queen:
"Tae nearest view had dol Euglaud's Queen
was in ST. Georges Chapel at Nradsor. ltvas
ON bright Sunday morning very bright and
very umtsal 'ar England. | stood IN one OF Dhc
long gothic corridors, leading into the Royal clos.
ct, \ carpet vas placed the whole length, and
on each side number of ladies' and gentlemen
took up hcu position to have view also of the
lovely Young Queen, In q few minutes, the roy
al carnage dfoya up.to the Gothic cntrance--lbc
Queen dJsmou8tcd--und, preceded by too foot
men, she trlpped her way through tho corridor or
aisle hpoiar and smiling 70 she company on
each side Of her, us she passed, She was follow.
ed by her sutte walking N Indian file, on by one.
This was one olthe best views had OF the Queen
for happened to be standing on the very edge
o., the narrow carpet as she passed, and could moi
! be more than three fee; MON her. She wa,
/ dressed in silk gown, with lowcrs-but no mar.
row sleeves. Over her shoulders she wrapped
/ pain shawl She wore simple white bonnet
/ Nilb red and white rsscs her vail flung back -
/ As she tripped down few marble steps that lee
/ to the main aycnuc, had very fine view Ct hei
beautiful little feet and neatly turned anclcs. She
! louked for all the world like pretty little knIck
erbocker grI, neatly, cleanly, but most slmpl,
dressed, tippling down Broadway, on her wa,
to the Dutch Presbyterian Church IN Nassau
street. She IS sma--bu her figure is beautiful,
propolioned--her air most amlabe, but firm anC
pronounce. Her bust is most exqulsIehe
smile quite amabe her checks very fair exceed
ngly so, her mouth small and dcllcate-her Ip
rosy like May mornlng--her face slightly oya
and the color Of her har--,yes the color Of he
halr--t is almost impossible 10 give it nam'
but | should say it was sometiug between at
burn and chesnut, perhaps light chemm
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
State of Nlississippi,L ,Lowndcs Go. 81

Probaies Court, Oci0bcr Term, 1898.
TENO all persons interested IN the Real Estate
= OF David Myers, deceased, late OF Rich
land District, South CaroIina: You are hereby
cited TO appear before the Judge OF our sad fro-
bates Court at a court to be ho den ior sad county
on "Wednesday the iiilh day Of December, 1888, at
he courthouse in the town Of Columbus, aud Then
and there 10 show cause, il nnv you can, why an
order should not be made TO sell the following de-
.cribcd lands, situated and being in Lowndes county
and State Of Mississippi belonging 10 the estate OF
sam David Myers decd, according TO ihe PRAYER
Of tbe petition Of David f. Myers, one OF tie TX
ccn,ors named 10 the last wi and testament OF SAID
David Myers. deceased to wit, The west hall OF
scefiop len the whole Of section twenty sIX tho
west halt Of section twenty-five; the north hall ol
section th,rly-hyo, the west hait ul the northwest
auaIier ol secAon thirty six; the west hail ol we
southwest quarter Of section iwcnty-thrce; and
righty acres Of land on section iweuy-seyen, run
ning or one mile north and south on tie Whole
leuptb of said spcun on lle eastern boundary a
sad section twcnly-seycn, and lfr wes' 50 as tt
embrace the SAID number Of eighty acres sll lyml
and beng in Township nineteen, north o Rang
seventeen east containing ia oil eighteen hanirs.
and twenty acres. II IS icr.hcr Oricrel by 'h'
court that this citation be published 10 the Colnm
bns Demacra and Southern Argus, twp rewspa
pers published m The town Of Cl,umbGi, Tor SD
| weeks succcsslycIy.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Sampson, Judg
| Of pfobates court Tor Lowndcs county tins hrs
| Monday OF Oclobcr, 5J3 lsuCd the fith day g
October, 1888. Test:
r. d. HAYDEN, CPk
| Oct t3 1916 Ipr Ge si7 so
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Races over the Mount Helena
Course.
NloxRo- Co1sTv. Nh.

WILL take place on tie second Thsrsi,y, FRI
W day and Saturday, the (slh ON aud l0ih) ct
Nagembtr next
IS, Day Wil be a Match race, aud Jocky
C,ab race, for .orr eooi farm horses, 81 they may
be put up and iun for one By one, from day 70 DAY!
to suit The Club.
"a Pay. Pos.siake, ice tpf any horse. mare
or eclling, % rule; Entrance $500, ; uilc heats.
Srl Dn Jockey Purse, Gree only to saddle
horses,l rile heats.
y b. The tract wiF he in GOOD order. with as
good accommodations as The country affords.
Wm. WALL. Proprietor.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
BrnroRn. PrNN. Oct. lslh lsa

BrpyoRp, PENN. Oct, 18th 1898.
.nessrs, Uorlsiagtos S Lester.
GENrlrMrN The election for Governor OF
this State Is now determined, and to the surprise
OF many Of hls own patty, Porter IS elected 10y
the triumphant majority Of from ten to fifteen
thousand. Runer's trebds and party CALLED b,
disappointment ln the election OF their chief Mag
israte console themselves 10y claiming the success:
Of their representatives. in Congress, but IN tina
they are likely to be disappointed, also.