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II 4. LAMBDIN,

r r. LAMBDIN,
CHITECT,
Will furnish
PLANS,
DRAWINGS,
DESIGNS and
SPECIFICATIONS,
for all kinds of BUILDINGS.
Corner King and Fairfax streets, over Burke
& Herberts Banking House. sep 9-3m#
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OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
~ Washington, April 80 1872
On and after Wednesday next, lst, IT.
steamers of this line will make Issaasssasszss.
HOURLY TRIPS between Alexandria and
Washington.
First trip. a. m
Last ID D. III.
NH G-tf S. S. HOWISON, President
L Ii Il - r q n
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T7HE UNDERSIGNED having this day
l. formed copartnership, under the name
and style of MEHAFFEY j CO., for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the COAL and WOOD bus
mess, respectfully solicit the patronage of the
citizens.
and Union streets All orders left at the Office
No. 81 King street, or Clarridge g. Grigg's Drug
Store corner Royal and King streets, will be
promptly attended to-
THOS J. MEHAFFEY.
" 29-tf J. T. ZIMMERMA AN.
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BOOHs avn sTaTIO.vERr.
School and College Text Books

FOR THE COMING SEASON.
large and varied assortment of all the lead
ing SCHOOL BOOKS and School requisites, at
1,,u rr;ooc colo at
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and for a period of not exceeding five

land for a period of not exceeding five
years
SuB-SEC 8. The officers of registration
appointed under this Act shall be entitled
to receive three dollars per day, for each
and every day in which they shall be ac-
tllally engaged in registering voters cnti-
tied to vote within the taxable limits of
Frederick city; and the Mayor, Aldermen
and Common Council of Frederick city
shall make provisions for and pay the per
diem Of the said officers of registrations and
their expenses for Office rent, printing,
publishing and posting, which shall be in
tl;rrsd under the provisions of this Act;
and The said officers Of registration shall
ba yyant exercise, during the time they
may he el gagged in the discharge oi their
duties, the powers and authority of jus
tirc of the Peace, for the preservation of
order in and about the place of rcgis,ra-
tion and any of said officers of registration
who shall willtuly and corruptly place
upon the registration list of his ward the
name Of any person not entitled, under the
provisions of this Act, to hc registered and
to vote, or who shall wiliully and corrupt.
" refuse to strike from said list the name
of any person not entitled to he registered
or to vote, or vino shall willtully and cor
ruptly refuse to register the name of any
person entitled. under said provisions, to
be registered and to vote, or who shall
williullv or corruptly strike from said lists
the names OF any person entitled to be re-.
giStrrcd and to vote, shall he guilty OF &
mi.,lcmranor, and shall be liable to pre-
scntmcn, and indictment therefor in the
Circuit Court for Frederick county, and
upon conviction thereof small be coAtncd
in the Pcnitrnliary house of the State of
Marvland for a period not exceeding seven
years.
: Srn-SEc. o. The Judges Of election,
under the provisions OF this la", shall re-
ceiyc the ballot Of every qualified voter
presented to them, who,c name hnd drsiS-
nation shall appear upon the list OF regis
tered voters, and who shall present his
ballot to them during the hours appointed
for hoiln" any election, and refuse the
ballot, OF every person whose name and
DESIGNATION shall not appear upon the list
Of said uualliui voters of his Ward and
any ju I-r of election williully and corrupt
Is y;ulaiing any of the provisions of thi,
section. shall be guilty of u milrmcanor,
and liuhlr TO pr,Scntmcnt and Indictment
mrrur in the Circuit Court for frederick
county, and ON conviction thereof shall he
plni,u,l by confinement IN tie Prnllrn-
l'a~y house uf III" State ul NAryta land iUr
II period uuI rHrrrI;ng -'N,n years.
.S,b-,>l.r 10 This Act s&all not inter.
FIRE, with tut' term OF Office oi the prrS''n mt
Narur. Board Of Al,rincn, or Board o.!
Common toUHrln"n ui Frederick city.
-, Sold illNrIA ht II i't,nlI
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CHAPTER l19.
AN ACT

~ .ll;l ol,a
l' ''' WV ''''' - ''''
tiOn district in rtierlCk county,
,,;,.; Nam M,,I,,
o'' vi wv l''' '''''- Va -''''' ">
District, number llne. aud Liberty
n;,.;, ,,,,L,r n;o|,, to l,o ,,l,,l
1,'''' ''''
v uOdrl.lc District, "r Election DIS
t,i,., nriuh.r .ioh,a.n
SHCrloN |, BE- It t"H'td" bg M' f"""fH
.ls~WblP q NHNihd, lh"t Il new election
district be- laid out anti established out ot
portions of New Market District number
nine and Liberty District Hulnhtr "t@at oi
Frederick county, the sad district To b"
known and called hy the name OF Wood
viii" District, OF Election District number
eighteen,
SEC. ,. .lWf be Il tn"rttH, That the ho'ln-
diaries Of Sald district shall be ~ follows,
l"-Wit; Commencing at the Junction OF
the Buffalo road at Talbot branch; thence
running NI SAID branch I" the crossing
OF the | illDnNlIIt ana IIlntalOrt pulllt
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not such as is required by the third article,
section twcnty-nine, Of the Constitution ::
Therefore,
SECTION I. BE 1t enacted dy tie G"nrrm
.4swmbly IF Muyln"d, That the Act of
incorporation of Mcchnnicstown, Frcdrr
ick County Maryland, passed February
thirteenth, eighteen hundred and thirty
two, chapter one hundred and eleven, and
the supplements thereto. and sections one
hundred and nincty-thrcc, one hundred
and nnrtyfour, one hundred and ninety
five, one hundred and nincty-siX, one hun
drcd and nincty-scvcn, one hundred and
nincty-cight, one hundred and ninrty-ninc,
two hundred, two hundred and one, two
hundred and two, two hundred and three,
two hundred and four. two hundred and
five. two hundred and six. two hundred
and seven, two hundred and eight. two
hundred and nine. two hundred and ten,
two hundred and eleven; two hundred and
twelve, Of article eleven, of tbs Code of
Public Laws, be and the same are hereby
repealed; and that the Act of Assembly.
passed january session, eighteen hundred
and seventy, chapter ninc'v-cight, be con
silcrcd in lieu thereof
SECTION 2. BE il cnacted hy tie General
ls~mdg Of Kory'and, That the Act, pass
ed January session, eighteen hundred and
seventy, chapter nincy-cight, INCORPORATE
ing Mcch"nics;own, Frederick County, Ma
ryland, he and the same is hereby made
valid in law, and that all acts and ordinan-
ccS made and done by the said Commits
sionrrs and their successors, composing the
said Board Of Commissioners, shall and
thr same are hereby made good and valid
in law.
SRcvIoS 3. Be il enocttd by the Generl
i<yrn'6!vof MryAmd, That all acts, con
tracts, deeds, or ordinances Of the said
Commissioners of Mcchancstown, hereto,
fore made, done, executed, or passed, in
reference to the closing, discontinuancc.
and paving Of any street lane or alley N
said town, or any other duty provided for
in the provisions of the act OF incorpora-
ton he and the same are hereby declared
and made operative and valid, in the same
manner H. ii the raid Commissioner, had
full power and authority to do the same at
the rrsprctiy, times when the same We're
scvrrally done
SrvrioN t. .iml be- it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of its
passage,
Approved April /, 1872.
may 1881
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CHAPTER lS3.

Az .lrY to repeal the Act of In
corporation of NJ e ch Il II c@town,
Frederick County, Maryland; pa>s-
ed February thirteenth, eighteen
hundred and thirty-tWo, "chapt"r
one hundred and eleven, and the
supplements thereto, and section
one hundred and ninety-thre", one
hundred and ninetyfour, one hun
dred and ninety-tive, one hundred
and mnrty-six, one hundred and
ninety one hundred and nine
ty-eight, one hundred and ninety
nine two hundred, two hundred
and one, two hundred and two, two
hundred and three, two hundro!
and four, two hundred and FIVE,
two hundred and six, two hundred
and seven, two hundred and eight,
two hundred and nine, two hun
dred and ten, two hundred and
eleven, two hundred and twelve Of
article e leven, Of the Code of Pub
lie Local Laws; and also to amend
the Act Of Assembly passed at the
january session, eighteen hundred
and seventy, chapter nine, weight,
SO AZ to make them valid in law.
WHEREAS, BY an Act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed January
cssion, eighteen hundred and seventy,
haptcr nin"ty.cight, for the purpose of re-
'"aIing the former law, rs sci forth III the
enacting clause, and enaciing the
Vet of the General As emhly of Maryland.
anlary session, eighteen hundred and
evenly, chapter nnrly-right, in lieu there
#; and WHEREAS, under and by virtue
# said Act Of incorporation of Mcchan-
rstown, i'll Frederick County, MaryIAnd
aid corporation has been put into active
nj permanent operation; and WHERE
IS, since said organization, the Commits.
toner's are fearful that the Act of Assem-
'ly, passed January session, eighteen nun
!rNd and aCvrnly. chAptcr ninNN.ciGhl Is
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.NLNU.l .NICS7O il y, MD.
Joseph 4. Wirrman, Proprietor.

VlNlIIS House is now ready for the rccrp-
ton of boardcrs and the travelling
public. 1t is newly fitted up with I'll ne
cc,sary ronvcnicncrs. 1t is roomy, airy
and PLEASANTLY located. II is 1ar-aSS
Three Story Brick Building with H.,
is rooms Excellent wafer ncar-A-A-.N
the house During the approaching sum
mcr months it will afford pleasant retreat
from the noise and hustle of the city
The house is well furnished, and tllr pro
prietor will supply the table with all the
comforts and dcicacic3 of the season.
The view of the surrounding country is
grand Bonr,lcrs from the city,and gentle
men Of leisure can enjoy themselves here
during the summer in AN agreeable man
nrr. The house is quiet and retired, and
every endcavor will be made to please.
apr 2U-lf
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1t is in vain that men cry out
against the emancipation ut woman
from the narrow bonds Of the past
1t is destiny; ii is God tina; Is calling,
and women must obey. The world
has unrollcd and unrolled until tho
time has come 1t is a natural law,
and not the turbulence Of discontent-
ed fanatics, that calls for q larger ,e.
veloplnrn: and culture. The world )
history has travelled in one direction.
Woman began at zero, and has
through ages slow y unfoldcd aal
risen. Each age has protested against
growth as unsrNlnB women. There
has been nothing that uAen have been
so afraid Of as utseAlng. Nh . God y
work WAS too we'll done originally for
that. In spite OF centuries Of unscx-
ing, WOMEN retain their sex, and they
will. Every single football forward
on that long journey which they have
already pursued has been Il football
that WAS supposed to be deviation
from the proprletles OF their sex.
a woman 5 nature will never be
changed. Men might Spin,and churn,
and knit, and Sow, and cook, and rock
the cradle for one hundred genera
tons, and not be women. And woman
will no, become man by external oc-
cuputiuns. Gods colors do not wash
out. Sex is dyed in the wool.
Ht7yy Hura BercAer.
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sCAVOCTEN CLARION, ,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

A EEkL1 NEN d Al Eh
Containing 81 carefully prepared abstract
Of the News of the Day; Historical
sketch of Past Events in Frederick county;
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence; Topics
Of the FINES; carefully prepared Markets;
items OF Interest, political or otherwise;
Local Intelligence, and rare selection OF
Instructive Reading.
TERMs-$l so in advance; W w al inc
end of the year.
sT Single copies-5 cents.
RATES OF. ADVERTISING.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for
invariably in advance.
One Square, four insertions or less Sl oo
" " each subsequent inSer. oO
:. " two months : %
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Twelve lines constitute square
~" \ liberal deduction made to yearly
advertisers.
#.s Local or special notices Tr" cent"
line.
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch, and on liberal terms
Materials all new and good impression
guaranteed, .,,.
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CHAPTER 34S.
AN ACT

-, , ;rLt,
10 repeal sections eiSA'H -'"'' ''S'''!
I,na. o;,,bty-t,rr .;y]nv-tiyr and
cghtN-scNen OF article eleven, ol
p.I,:. 1.,1 I,r,
lAe C"oe oI "o'4c l'''"' LAW
o,,;,l.I .Er.l l.rirk Connly." sab
tjtl. "rrr,lrrick and to enact the
following sections ana aub-st'll"H7
l ,.;.,, ,I,.r.
III he" "1 "A" 's H"'S'1'" "''' '''''>
.,.
SECTION |. Be il tNHrtrj dy Mf f"nrrH
-AM"mty u Kug'"td, that e,',l!on> riFh-
1v-tNo, c.4Aly.;Hr"y. rjghtv-four, ciEIA\-
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Ministers of the Interior Countr

Ministers Of the Interior Country
CLERGY,
How to handle a red hot IRON
Wait until it cools
The Mexican bread fruit tree is to
be introduced into Florida.
a passionate man sconrgoth hiln'
self with his own scorpions.
Why does sculptor die the most
horrible OF lcaths' lie makes ny
face. and busle.
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An old lady is inclined to think
that a comprss would be the best
sewing machine, because she heard it
Aal needle with tLlrty-t~o POINT.
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tICDLlC Loo A l. l. y W S
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SI.1AZ.iS.
BY JOHN DIAMOND.


The song Of delicate little bird,
That warhcs mcrrily;
The laugh of a strcamlct that is heard,
AS it plays meath the forest tree;
The tones Of II wizard harp, strangely heard
BY the breeze in It's wAyward Eltr;
The voice Of II girl, whose every word
Is fu,! of melody.
These are sounds loved to hear
They are rs spells to my listening ear.
The sunset of a summer day.
When the golden clouds are there;
The rose, when first kissed by the morning
ray
And woocl by the dainty air.
A. child that is frOicsome and fay,
With hrow undmncd by care;
A young girl beautiful and gay,
And guileess as she stair.
These are sights love to Sec-
That cling round the shrine ofmy memory.
WHAT BETTER CAN You OFFER.
When YOU cast slur at religion
stop and think whether vou have
anything better to otter the poor way
farer to guide him through life in
ways Of peace and responsibility.
Of all the Thousands that are doing
their best to tear down Christianity,
who oilers to build up q bstter and a
stronger temple than that they would
Destroy
We're you in housa with family
Of children, would YOU while fierce
storm ragged outside, tear itt nhclter
from over their heads, because it was
not perfect in architecture, if YOU hat
no other house of safety into which to
conduct your family?
AS II rule, it is not we'll to change
faith in middle or mature life, which
has carried soul thus far in safety
through v!cissitudes and temptations.
~ love God be charitable and toler-
ant to others opinions and actions
guarding more our own house than
our neighbours is the chief thing
leaving quarrels and disputes over
creeds and dogmss is to die out in the
activity of usefulness.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

The Fatally PRvorIts.
Tho Weed Sowing Machlno-tho machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any other
can be purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at Compapy's Agency, 400 Nintn street. In
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NEW NORTHERN MAEKET.
Meeting o the Cotn mIssiOn YesteTdHy-TI
nontFurt Awarded.

The commission appointed by tho Legislature
to contract for and Superintend the erection OF
the new Northern market met yesterday Rltor-
noon in the Governors Office to consider tho bids
and award the contract; present, Messrp.
Thompson, Eaton and Hall, Of the Council, and
Messrs. Wall, brewer, Bursley, Handy, Bond,
Campbell and Mcknight, OF the House Of Dele.
In The absence of the Governor tho meeting
was called 10 order by MIR. J. W. Thompson
and DT WIN TIndall acted rs secretary.
Mr., Campbell suggested that all who were
not members Of the commission 10 requested to
MIR mcknight objected to the suggestion, and
said he was perfectly willing to allow all the
members OF tho press to remain during tho
This Created considerable discussion, and Mr..
Campbell made u motion that the reporters be
requested to retire.
perIect right to remain In order that the people
may know the proceedings Of this commission.
The repOrtorA are tho representatives OF tho
people, and Ehluld be afforded all facilities Tor
peTiormInE THAR duties. In his opinion tho
Commission shOuid do their work In straight.
forward manner, fearing no one.
Tho question on the motion was put by tho
chairman and tho v, to resulted as follows:
Ysps-Nsssr- BprrlS', Bond. Campbell, Hall
TbOmpson Spd Wall-6 Y- -, - =,
Knight-L
The reporters retired aHI the announcement
OF the vote and waited In the adjoining room
until the meeting adjourned, Nhen the secretary
been transacted g.,
Hunt & Williams whose bid (the loWest) had
been thrown out because Of informally, not be-
ing accompanied with n certificate Of deposit
| OF $500. They state that tho bid was made by
Mr.. Hunt, on the personal invitation o. the ar
ohitect, he (Mr. II. J not having seen the RdYer:
| tisement, and consequently being ignorant OF
| It's provisions; that they, during q elk years
| term Of active business In tho city, have never
| either backed out or been bought oil when they
| WoTo the lowest bidders.
| They also call attention to the law creating
| the commission, which directs them to advertise
| for proposals and award the contracts 10 the
/ lowest responsible bidders, which they claim TO
/ be Notwithstanding the requirement OF the COM
/ mission. which they Internationally ignored.
| On motion Of one Of the CON mlssion, (name not
| giyen,) II was agreed that the y street wing DO
| built hTst.
| ON motion OF one Of the members, name not
gIyen,) Mr.. J. q. MAYORS bid, eo,b5T for that
| wing, was accepted on condition that he DO 70,
aulTed to give a bond Of 49, for the faithful
| perfOr nance OF the work according 70 contract.
/ The d epOslts OF 500 were then directed 10 be
returne to the bidders, and tine com 'alssion ad'
| jOurned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
WASHINGTON cry pREsRYrERY.


stated Meeting on Tuesday NIRht-TTibutN
OF Respect 60 the Memory Of the Inte NJ
Il. guTIsy.
ina Warrington CITY Prosbytery mat in tho
nsaa.ss s,n,nb ~ Tnesdav AMI trS,nSSc,aI tho
t,,in,u, ~ h,siNssss '"'
ioi ~, s,,nss ~ Mason WA roesIvod ,ror, IN.
uot',on PrssbyteTy, TennSssse, A eaIi Tor The
saod snd bsins gnnrS "a , s NVLs as
put In hiS hands. Mr. Mason tignlnod his &C.
TeP a,s rh IS.,sI MN on Tbplslsv Nv aib
ns,.n1 aS5.Snn'cIocE n M psv Ms.on NnhIs
m m Ia nrsSi,is and proanh the ssTmont Rsy'
John Chester to give the charge 70 the pastor,
TbS con,mittse on bills and oyertures TepoItej
that tbs apnlisatIon 10 prinI the minutes IN COZ.
neciIon with the minutes Of other presbyteries
Of the synod IL insNpodisntat present
sustaipihE The Presbyterian Historical Alma.
mac Tecomme nds that the treasurer Of the pres
bytery be authorized to subscribe fJr AZ many
c0ples OF the next volume az there are pastors
and Rtatsd supplies on the roll OF tho pToaby.
tory for the use Of the sessions OF the churches,
with an additional copy for the stated clerks to
be paid for out OF the contingent fund
The committee on the minutes OF tho General
Assembly recommended, In compliance with tho
action ofthe General Assembly, that a aeulnlL
toe no appointed on beneyOlenoe and finance,
tho committee to be composed Of Rev, Mason
Noble, y. D., Rev. Byron Sunderland, d ID,
Elders Hon. Judge Strong, q, u, Patch and
Moses Kelly
The Recommendation tnnt the churches r
cord on a separate list the names OF memh az,
Who have been absent for moro than two ' az
nom their church relations, and whose resi- 49,
IL unknown. aud names thus recorded az ~
mttted in tho statistical report OF the o ,nsh y
was adopted as the rule OF this pI0shyt ,Sv
Tho oyeTtuFes Nos, ., Q aud L TO ,bsS,o thu
form Of government, were answered In ma nev
alive. e
Action on tho overture, with r ,forenco In tbe
JIsmission Of ministers, was v .inonsi iii ths
nc "A stated meeting. ~
Tho following minute on 70 death of
REv. RALPH H. aUR M
was adoptod On tho 3Ott, Of ] DIV 1871 Rrotbor
Rainh RAndolph uurlgy de osrird ri liza n
Inc mil faith and comfort a tbs gospsI Az
Iurloy was q llcentlatO AZ tho Pfesbytery Of
baltimore. aud was tran .Ierrel To the PTesby
terry VI the District OF COLUMBIA when IL WsS
originally constituted. In is23-forty.nine wears
an,
In the many year which bave slnce naased ho
has sebn all the or urInaI InemberS of tbe pTosbV
terry finish their .nboTs on earth and entst un5n.
their heavenly TowaTd. AIthouT6 never on
daIned or inst lled As pastor over any particular
Church, yet As connection with the churches Of
the presbytf Fy was Of the most intimate chATac.
ter, and b. A services in tho pulpit wero most
eagerly Jught and greatly delighted IN by
Christlaf - OF all evangelical denominations.
BeiOr the failure Of his strength his labOrs
were cry abundant, also, among the poor Of
Wash fngtOn preaching with great real and 40.
ccpta nee In tho colored churches, and the poor
houf Q, 10 tho jail and penltentiaTy. lie visited
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NUTICEs or NEw NOvERTIsEnENTS
WALKER MCRAE offer bargains In real e.
tate.
wAsurNdtoN Steam Dyelng and Securing
Company, No. bls Tenth street, between and
streets.
A PACKAGE Of papers has been lost
TUE New York Republican Association will
meet next Saturday evening.
RoBERT II. GRAHAM has on hand woll'sc.
lectod stock Of carriages.
TnG Maryland Republican Association Will
meet this evening.
d. W, REED 4 sons have received ANEW and
fine order Of fruits.
TINS Republican club Of the sixth district viii
meet this evening.
A RESUMED conyocatl,n Of Lafayette r. A
Chapter. No. o, will meet saturday evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11


wos, Tho f,c,b 80 ,II.,rI,,, 80 - ~.
ooa.,I,,,iaU ..h.,,"r y, daso s''' Wv" ans
80 '''
ThE brokers had 'proPheuc souls when
they "shoUA inc "hlte hats week ago. Tue
October galeS have given them another shake,
Snu Wv ~ ou"l0t ~ "' p,un "a .no
ah.an.,, ,hI0,, a., Ioa,h
49,, .Tu,'' rs TU"Is,S,15 mus speahs Of
,n,.",, D,,rIin. T. ''i'1g. ,si "
20 80, a. r. ',+i,. p,, ~, ~, .p'
, 10 ~ .''i l,."s ,"'H WV"
ms romaIDad 70 go, ,n0 UIS,,,., &C.. ,'o
local Republican ticket.
T,o pbuo.o,,or or ,,h,n,,o,,,o b,. ,,,,,.,.,,
I,,Io mnddy cor,uo,Ion ,ro,t",oI h h,. a,
gonrI.rInns o. ,ttaI -. 49,. ,.r,at,
.,asaI, ~ 49,. -. -, '.',..."'.'l
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,I,,os"s 80 ,hn Nsiai l-o,,p.a :" i''J'''''
RESULT NO call for Mr.. droeley's services
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-, 80 J,I nl'' Sireo'ey
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1T 10 Just ABOUT iour years since the Horid de-
m1uu0u on1nso VI onhu'u1'eS on INC Demo
cratic ticket LOOK out lof similar demand
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al ,aah - 80, ~, A.. r w. otoS'0y "
80 -, " '''1' Wv Do"ho0'H'y loI'
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1T Is very e'ileht mat the Democratic party
"ould nave Oeen stronger had 1t possessed tho
courage to "play italone'' But It felt so weak,
and lt was 50 easily made guy" OF by "honest
olI horace that II submitted TO the prohercd
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&C.,, 80 TO-, "''0
IhhAtp' VI course tho iuslohlst' shout
o'o "Uu'u .linS 70 liS.Tn 10 'hen' mat
.Hoio va ny ''r"'Bnt hopuoHcah vote De-
"eon ,no poINmar1 anu sunset "h'cn Is ABOUT
49, '"o ceased
- 80 ~ yo',otuay, irIuu, luuoeI Is
.h..,or rs ''au '"o west
MINING beGo,o him, ''"s ""u Ou'' '''' VI 'r'0'