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We are aware that some people think
that ''if they were born to be struck with
lightning. it Is but folly to attempt to
avert the blow" yet we believe in no
such doctrine. The laws of electricity
are now pretty well understood, and it is
now us. as reasonable to live in accord
ance with them, as with any other law of
nature. 10 remove from a strong ear
rent Of air, to escape stroke of lightning,
is jus. as philosophical as TO step aside
to shun precipice it is equally as
wise to insure your building from light.
ming by good conductor, as to insure il
from our common fires a, premium OF
one and half per cent. TO beiray symp-
toms Of fear in any case, is unmanly bu,
TO use ones reason to avert danger is al.
together a d1eren, thing. The bes, safe.
guard agains. lightning is good conduct.
or. kept in complete repair, and next Ia
this, group Of lofty trees; but where q
dwelling is protected by neither. i, is
highly prudent for its inmates to betakc
themselves, during thunder storm, "a
the safes. place in it. As the air is a
very bad conductor Of electricity. it al
ways seeks TO move in and with a cur
rent. and hense it is always dangerous il
a thunderstorm 10 set between two win
dows. or at the entrance Of door. Hat
the person who was killed in Boston las
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| con- NICATEn.
OBITUARY.

DIED-On Monday the 10Th INST, at tho resi-
dence of Mr., John Hoffman, Peru, HIS, ASA
MANN, Esq, in the G2i year of his age, OF the
painful disease OF cancer in the stomach, under
which he languished, in Severe suffering, nearly
one year, but which he bore with patience and
spirit consonant with the character which he had
long sustained for fortitude and iirmncss to resist
the misfor,uncs and ills OF life.
Previous to his emigration into the state OF li-
nois in the year 1895, Mr.. Mann resided in Tioga
county, Pa, for more than thirty years, during
which time he was highly respectable and enter
prislng citizen; distinguished as an efficient meE-
chant. farmer and lumberman; eminent as a uni
form. consistent, and influential politician OF the
Jenersonian school. AT two diiicrcn, periods he
was elected by the people of Pennsylvania as
Elector Of President and Vice President OF the
y. S, in each Of which instance. the candidate
voted fJr by him was sustained and approved by
the nation. in private life the whole tenor Of his
conduct has been such rs to draw to him the
warm affection of his relatives and intimate
friends, and the confidence and respect Of sl' Who
knew him.
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Indian Creek Mills.

'H'IlE subscriber respectfully informs
- the public tina, he has taken the
above mills, situated on Indian Creek
ahou, eigh, miles from Ottawa.
The mills have recently been material
ly improved, and all overshot wheel hav-
ing been placed in them, il is confidently
believed they can be kept in operation a,
all seasons of the year.
BY strict attention to business and ge-
neral desire to accommodate those who
may favor him with their custom, the sub
scricer hopes to receive share Of public
patronage. S. a. KNAPP.
Indian Creek. July T, lS43. Pm.
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

up;-good time to preach fire and brim-
stone--every body would repent saw
this moment mans nose in mint julep
how i, hissed-poiar bears on the fro
zen ocean must take comfort these days ;
-Brandreth's pills don't alice, the Their
momeier at all wish | was thermom-
eter-never'd rise over 50;-only the
cynders Of two ideas left: the rest are
goners-wetry hot-',is, pom honor.
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Relieving misunderstanding has
heard of the honest old philosopher. who
when riding to anil, with a bag of corn,
mercifuly placed the bag on his own
shoulder, while seated on his own horse.
so that he might ease the poor animal of
Fart of the weight, This was assumption,
and his logic was abou, as good as that
of those who wish the General Govern
men,, which is supported by the States,
to take on its shoulders the State debt,
and thus ease the state of their burden
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The editor Of the N. Y. Sunday Mercury mus

The editor Of the n. Y. Sunday Mercury must
be in "bad way" Hear how he talks
Summer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES warm
to-day-hot enough to Sc, the ocean boil
ing-,hermometer must burs,--it cant
stand such heat "a duck hoped into
the Park pond, and los, its feathers by
the scald wish wore large boo, legs
filed with ice. and had patent refriger-
ator to sleep in Just saw a boy scraped
up from the side walk with spoon. and
taken down a cellar--don't think he'l
thickcn very soon girls wear bandages
to keep them from aaiiening down "a
cloud now ard then comes over the sun
cant stay there long before lis dried
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Produce NInrltcf.
CnicAGo, Monday, July II.

50 cts is raid for choice samples of wheat, but
70 cents is the average price for a good article.
Flour has rcceded to 4 So Corn remains at 81 J
cents, and oats are sill at % c,s.-Erpres,.
New YonK, July lO.-No alteration to notice
in flour. The demand is moderate. Ohio and
Michigan is taken as wanted, at 81 25 to S537I,
Genrsce 8 so.
$500 BUSH northern corn sold at So cents mea
sure, and 20 10 do. slightly damaged at 54lc.
The new whea, is notyet sold. 100 bbls. prime
pork soil at s962.
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Abraham Hyatt, Anna Hyatt, his wife. I.ucus
Pearl, Charles s. Iriplcr, George b. Martin,
Samuel Magcc, Horace II. Stow, Livingston ID.
Wnrod,, Charles =, baldwin, John =. Bnssry,
Peter Policy, Thomas &. Reyhurn, Tho Board
of Commissioners of the Illinois & Michigan
Canal, William Donahue, John McFaucn
Charles l.. Palmer, Isaac s, RowIcy, Timothy
Carney. Dennis Manning, James Wilson, Isaac
Jones, William II. Walton & Walter Fuller,
HT appearing from aliidavits filed that
A. the above named defendants, Abraham
Hyatt g. Anna Hyatt his wife, and Lucius
Pearl and Charles S. Tripler are non.resi-
dents Of this stale; and that the above
named defendants, Samuel Magec, Horace
II. Stow. Charles p. Baldwin. John p.
Basscy, Thomas G. Reyburn, Charles l..
Palmer, Timothy Carney, James Wilson,
Isaac Jones, William ii. Walton and
Walter Fuller, on due enquiring canno,
be found; and that the residence Of the
defendants, Isaac S. Rowley, Peter Pol
ley, George b. Martin, Livingston d.
Warodl and Dennis Manning is unknown
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
above named defendants, tina, bill in
chancery has been filed in the clerk s
office of the Lasalle Circuit Court against
them, the said defendants, and that sum.
MONIES have been issued thereon reiurnable
at the next November term Of said court,
and tina, unless they, tho said defendants,
shall he and appear before the Judge Of the
said cour, on the frs, day Of the mex, term
thereof 10 be holden at the court house in
Ottawa on the losh day Of November
next, and answer TO the compliments bill,
the allegations thereof will be taken as
confessed agains, them, the said dcfen.
dan.s, and decree entered accordingly.
J.. LELAND. Clerk.
Geo. n. o. beaumont, comp'lls. sol.
June 81. lS43. IL
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1t is stated in the Toronto Examiner,
on "the most undubitabe authority"
that the whole expectation of gram from
Canada, during the past thirteen years,
have been l,l53,96S quarters or 9,23l.-
IA bushels, equivalent to 7lO,l34 bush
els year.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
ID EMAiNING in the Pos, office at La Sale
HI up TO the Is, of July. lS43.
Abraham J Il N lludnot William
Alien John llumston David
hther,on ]. Miss Hyatt Abraham
Anderson Robert Johnson Il
Anderson Mark Johnston JohnJ V
Backley Al Kennedy Philip
Barnum Mr. Kerns John
Bigelow II kIinefel,er Mary
Briggs CS Lyons Daniel
Bri,endall Mathew Manvil Isaac
Br,,on Seth Morris William
Brook Thomas Myga'e Austin W 2
Brown John Munson Alanson
Brown Warren Muriaugh Bernard
Bullock Mr. Mcdonald Teddy
CaIlihan William McCar,y Martin
Cerrea James McFarren John 9
Clarke N Nowlan Michael Q
Chumasero VIM Q Peterson George
Galley Timothy Potter X II
Crispin William Read Ever.
Dascomb John Q Sheriff In Sale Co
Dickinson Rev e Sinno,l Edward 9
Dickcy Esqr Sibau Willihm
Donahue e. Carney 'Terwillgcr Joseph
Dresser VIM w Tilden John r.
Duffy Michael Townsen, & Kcney
Donavan Dennis Wakeham L.
Everett, David Wiley Samuel
Film, Henry Wilson John Il
Harrington Michael Wilson Malen
Hart John Wilborn -
Harris Cornelius Woodwork II r
Hogan Michael or Welch John
f Redding Wood James or
Hoffman John3 Daniel Dcgrafr
Hu,chings Francis A
J Jnly I. II. l.. OSBORN, p. NJ.
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State Of Illinois, : :,
Kendall county. )
Kcndll, Circuit Court August term, \. D 1919.
Libel for Dirorce.
Andrew Armstrong,
vG.
Eunicc Armstrong

nj Office is hereby given TO Eunice
" Armstrong, defendant in this cause,
that the complainant, Andrew Armstrong,
has filed in the office Of the clerk Of the
circuit court of the county Of Kendall.
bill for a divorce against Eunicc Arm
strong aforesaid; tina, summons has been
issued agains, the defendant re,urnablc on
the fourth Monday in August next; ard
an affidavit having been filed that the said
defendant is not an inhabitant Of this state.
Now, unless she appear before the CIRQUE
court Of said county on the first day IF Ito
next term thereof, to be holden al tho
court house in Yorkvile on the fourth
Monday in Angus, next, and answer said
bill, the same will be taken as confessed.
and the matter therein prayed for decrccd
accordingly. A. b. SMITH, Clerk.
Glover g. Cook, comps. sol. ID
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Public Sale.

ga ILL be sold a, public auction, at
v the store Of the subscriber. in the
town Of Ottawa, on the 3 lst day Of July,
l643, nj one O'Clock p. NJ, one UOoden
Chest, with lis contents, consisting Of
clothes and books. Said property to be
sold to satisfy charges for freight and slo-
rage. G. l.. THOMPSON.
July, IS. A.,
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

\ OST by the undersigned, on Mon
Il kday morning last, between Mr.. Jer-
emah Cro,,y's and Kickapoo, on The H.
lInois bottom, large call-skin Poke,
Book, containing sixty dollars in half ca
giles and forty eight dollars in canal in
debedncss also, land certificate and
many other papers Of no value but to the
owner. Any person finding said pocke,
book and contents and returning the same
to the undersigned or 10 Mr.. John Rlchi
near Marseles shall receive the above
reward. CHARLES PRESTON.
Ottawa. July 18th. 1913.
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Ottawa Market.

TEiilE subscriber respectfully informs
a. the public that he has opened his
Meat Market in Ottawa, where daily may
be found an assortment Of fresh meat
Thankful for past lavors, he hopes 10 re-
ceive continuance of the patronage OF
his old friends and the public generally.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa, April T, lsi3. 44--tf
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TVNHE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
l. ling public, that he has taken this commodi-
Gus establishment situated at the southeast corner
of the public square, in the town of Ottawa.
The situation is pleasant AMI central, being
in the business part of the town and directly OPP
posite the Court House. The building is large
ard commodous, and is well provided with cham
beers ard parors, neatly furnished, airy pleasant,
and agreeable. A daily line of stages arrive and
depart for the East and West.
The undersigned, having had considerable ex-
pcrience in keeping a public house, fatters
himself that he can give entire satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
His arrangements in regard to management of
the house, are extensive and convenient, and no
pains will be spared to give prompt accommoda-
ton. III. GRAY.
Ottawa. Oct. 81. 1872. GO-tf
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EIYnENEAI,,

MARRIED-At Pontiac, Ill. on the 18th inst,
by the Rev. AnnIsoS GonD,nD, Mr.. LYMAN
BERGE +, of Livingston Co. H., to Miss NJ. &.
TRACY, late of Sandy Creek, n. Y.
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SPRING GOODS.

HNliE subscribers have just received
n theirsprug supply of goods, which
they are prepared TO offer at prices aston
ishingiy low for this market, and lower
than the Chicago prices.
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Regular pacl.c, for Illinois River,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!

Vk\IE subscribers arc now opening a new rs.
D. sor,ment of STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just received from New York. embracing articles
suited to this market, consisting in par, Of
10 Bales "a and "A Brown Domestics.
3 do Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos.
l do Blue Drllings.
80 pieces Gatlirciis, Jeans, Moleskins.
10 do Cotton Cords, &C., for mems
summer wear.
so do Printed Calcoes, new styles.
Bleached Shirlings and Sheeings, Irish
Linen, Brown Drillings, Diapers, Crash.
Brown Hollands. Russia Duck, and almost
every other article generally enquired FOR
in this line in a country store.
ALSO,
NE hare on hana q large stock Of
GROCERIES,
At wholesale and retail. Also,
Hardware, Nails, Croc.sc9y,
Boots & Shoes, Sole & Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, &c.
A fill assortment Of
Drugs. Medicines, Dye S;uGs, &c.
Wheat, Hides, Butter and Lard wanted
in exchange, FOR which the lighes, price
will be paid. We invite our old friends
and the public generally to call and
examine cur stock and prices, wliicl,
shall be as tor as the l0,cegi.
WALKER 81 lilCkLING.
Ottawa, June 90, l9i3. tf
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Cau,ion 10 ine puSsic.

rENliE public are hereby cautioned noi
- 10 harbor or trust my wife Mary on
my account, as she LEFT my bed and board
on the 9th inst. wiihou. any jus, cause
or provocalion. She has gone. as un.
derssand, 10 The city cf Nauyoo.
JOHN FAYLER.
Gruudy Co, June 80, lsi3. "a
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WE HAVE NOW A FULL SUPPLY OF
New Orleans Sugar, Molasses.
Loaf Sugar, Rio & Havan. Coffee,
Imp. 81 Y. II. Tea, Rice,
Resins. Dried Apples,
Goldfish. Tobacco,
Powder & Shot, Nails,
Spice, Pepper,
Starch, Alum,
Madden, Logwo1i,
Copperas, Ginger,
White Lead, Glass,
Rope, Bed Cords,
Grass & Grain Scylhes, Fish Lines,
Scy,he Stones & Rifles, Fish hooks,
Painted Pals. &C., &C., &c.
A $50, by far the most complete assortment Of
DIsY GOODS
to be found in the place, together with all kndso
BOOTS mud SHOES,
for men, women and children. besides all the
other articles usually found in country store /;
all Of which will be sold as low as at any other
store, for cash or produce. Be sure that you call
before YOU purchase.
VIM. TRUE & SON.
Ouawn, April %, 1913.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
n NHE partnership heretofore existing
4 between Isaac and Nathaniel j..
Abraham, under the firm |. 81 n. J.
Abraham, is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. The accounts of the late firm
will be settled by |. Abraham. a, the old
stand, where all persons indebted By note
or book account will please call and make
payment, otherwise we shall he under
the disagreeablc necessity Of calling their
attention to i, in legal manner.
ISAAC ABRAHAM.
NATHANIEL J. ABRAHAM.
Peru, June 10Th, 1913.
N. B.-I. Abraham will continue the
mercantile business at the old stand, on
the ready pay system, and will sell goods
at reduced prices, 10 suit the times.
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Loss, 20
1t is clear that, at present prices in
England. the Canadian mllers canno, az.
ford 10 buy our wheat, yet large quanti-
ties are purchased in the expectation of
an advance. The price Of -four in Eng.
land has not ranged much lower than it is
now for many years, but on the contrary,
for a greater part Of the time it has been
higher. From 1925 to 1910, the aver
sge price of flour in Liverpool was 90 40.
The highest average for any one year
was $40 43, and the lowest s5 76. IT.,
under the new law, the expor, of wheat
becomes extensive. and we see no reason
why it should not, the great advantages
which will flow from it to the States
bordering on the Lakes, and indirectly to
the whole country, will be good elar-
ket and steady prices. AT rates consider
ably less than they arc now, with any
tolerable prospect Of continuance, the
production of wheat in the Western States
would be greatly increased, and afford :
large profit.
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mn BOXES Window Glass, yari
>ySgous sizes jus, received per steam
,oai ia Sale, aud for sale lew hy
April 81, l543. J. O'NEib.
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Plastcring Hair.

4 UST received, prime article Of
~ nam, which will he sold a, Chica-
go prices. w. TRUE 81 SON.
June %.
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From the New York Express.l
The Briti.h Cannda Corn Inv Bill

L rom Tue new OK lskpTess.
The British Canada Corn LAW Hill.
The passage Of the Canada Corn Law
Bill by the British Parliament, naturally
attracts a good deal of attention on this
side of the water. and the question arises
how much we are TO be benefited by it.
The provisions, in few words, are. viz
Wheat from Canada, imported into Great
Britain. pay duty of one shilling quar-
ter or cents bushel; no distinction as
TO whether it be the production of Canada
or of the United States, is made. On
Wheat imported into Canada, duty Of
3 shilling quarter or 0 cents bushel,
is levied. So that American wheat going
10 Great Britain, through Canada, pays
a duty of IL cents per bushel. This is a
fixed rate. 1t has hitherto been the poll
cy of Grea. Britain TO admit no more
foreign wheat than was indisPensably
necessary to save the nation from slarva-
ton 1; and the sliding scale of duties, fall
ing as scarcity raises the price at home.
is admirably adapted TO prevent any en-
cess of importation. 1t is well known
that Great Britain has not for many years
produced bread stufls for her own con-
sumption. The average annual deficiency
for the last fifteen years has been about
10000, 900 of buhels. In 1899, 10000
900 bushels were imported, that being a
year Of great scarcity, and about two
thirds as much in each of the next three
years. The quantity required varies Of
course according to the produc,ivencss of
the crop in each year.
1t was commended by the opponents of
the Canada Corn Bill in Parliament. that,
by reducing the price OF wheat. i. would
turn the attention of English farmers from
its cultivation, and thus render the impor-
ta,ion of large quantities necessary. 1t
is very likely it may have this effect, for
the high prices have induced farmers to
SOW whea, on lands no, we'll adapted for
its cultivation. and which. with lower
prices, would be employed for other pur-
poses.
A reduction in price will also increase
The consumption, especially among the
manufacturing classes, and take the place
of the coarser bread sluns now used. If
the rate of consumption Of bread were the
same in Great Britain as it is in this
country, the quantity required from
abroad, would be nearly, if not quite,
100000 900 bushels. From the causes
alluded to, il is reasonable to expect u
considerably increased demand of whea,
from England. What interests us, is
10 know whether VIC can supply this de-
mand with profit. TO arrive at this, we
must ascertain what whea. is wer,h in the
western States for expor, to Canada.
We will now take the price Of whca,
a, Cleveland add freigh, and other char
ges, and see what profit is To be made by
exporting it:
Cost of 5 bushels OF wheat for barrel
of -four at 81, S. 90
Freight 10 Montreal, rs
Canadian duty, IA
Fregh. to Liverpool IS
British duty, IA
81 0S
Price Of flour at Liverpool June ls,, Sc 3S
Exchange on England is worth say, 50 G IS
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Honey Market.

Corrected ,c:esiy from the Chicago Democrat
and 81. Louis Republican,
OrrAwA, July 81, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

7 CoLuss puLus0 Bat Fnoa rnH Mag
! Our feaIsu sil recollsoi, that 10 lornff
number of lhs Hornet. ws charged William
llfHIurway IN. slib having as'sflsd that hs
nWaull vote fofiL n Gmsss lnasing bim 10
. h. q rogue, milsf fiisn fgf an honest Wig"
~ ihat ebleh hmpuulsi 20 ihs sane We a
ihs faas tlms. dared bin 20 tsHy, bui ibis hs
bsf never done
collins ilsHHanwby ~aa rallsd 90, through
me MdiIsiso paper n ihs 3l'i uli., sai ne
dsuit by hl, owa psn, " .ag~ uhslhsf -
bsi 80 hsI sf,f utsi surh lantBtas. anb ~
il,s ,sms pspsf u ths 7ih issi, comes oui un'
dsf bl, sua agnsisfs, sai lHstsi nif dsa.lI
10 sssfy psrsa ~lis hss ne is1is - hHi bf
vay ~ ihs hfsakisH iabis. nIi ii.t saFlgsi
rnHu mahrHtfs afo n ihe uF11 IamIY,
h tightly uadsWlagi aai appreciated. The
het lt. some Gss ~ as seek Iat saPffi,
,0ses We pfsfsusa ih.i grave s'B,ss, cod DO.
nar il.s laisfim family consolation Dos been
bsJ. aai Il srfssd afab ihff co.l.ai ilsm0hg.
ray should Tsb lif.s hsfa ai coming hou
SONS one sils. calling af1H caiias lining.
,e1y n sdbsf NJ is1y Ne aBffa alleged 70.
eaiasi b.m. ~ could With pDpdsiy dfny
tiat shsh BE- blI asfIapi never uf'afei hof
been charged wllh ijat We fsasw BE 4..ssts
ugaf again. md ehtI'aags WILLIAM HEN.
tNGWNY 10 flov 10 'ba fooh'sff ~ b.,
brother saj jsayov bic guilt II hs iafss.-
Ws will ihfow hm such n fsII swlil ilkuoak lhs
breath ifom h0l "beautfI person" fofal least
twsniy nIauiss =ln aetii sbalI aHob.fhmaby
rcrohi 10 see bin standing erect again
Collins, instead of polling poor ljIII from ibe
infe. bag souicd him over head aud ears, who're
he viii remain until some one with more live.
ly brain than himself may haul him forth by
the nap Of the head
The hornet., 1843-09-12

Col. J. j. HODGE. of Csff1iIian. has requested us
% announce hmhs candidate f0f tha Office 8f Clerk
Of the Viee.Chanepfy Court, which compose the
counties ~ Carroll, Holmes, Cho,taw, YaIobgsha
and TaIlahafchs. August 2ib. 1913.
q. w. H. MABR has requested us 10 an.
hounge his name as q candidate for Cfrt n ihs
Diffriri C1uri u CbaHssrg, held si tauUfun, fof
the District composed Of The counties Of Holmes,
Choctaw, Carroll, Yall1busha and TaIlahaicIhe, At
the neat November election.
August TO- lsi3.
is. JOHNSON, ESQ has requested us 10 announce
his name candidate for Clerk Of the Vice-Chan.
Gerry Court composing the counties Of Carroll, Holmes,
ChOctaw, Yalobusha and TGllIhatchig.
Sept g. 1913,
Wear requested 10 announce tho name Of HENRY
MORTON, cuudiduto fOf Clerk OF The wee
Cbancery Court, TO be holden at GarrOllton, compos.
ing the counties Of Carroll, Holmes, ChOcaw, Yalo
busha and Tallahatcho.
Sept T. 1913.