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II. I. 10, I'M 9roBen uno &lciuen su per.
faufen uno fret ins 9aus a~elieiert
6. Us aaner DroguiIt.
, 1875-03-02

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anerfannt bas bette. 8. Wa9ner.
Mpotbeter.
, 1875-03-02
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NO. 3 3weite YOIisei Citation.

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0rantlin. IVY
Np. 10 @pdets.
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Ctr.
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Ctr.
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MO. 80 Ode Der 22tsa unS Main ctr.
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no. Al iOtsn Strabs smilgeu Main aus
Gary.
Me. AZ grsab StraBs, Sde Sail aus.
No. 4-3 Ode Curing umb pine ctr.
No. 40 sdt ct. 5 mes unb Dupal ctr.
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DisuJtaA q. Mdr3 1875.
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SesFse SO. 2 @DpernerG traBe aufmert-
fam.
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6eb.
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B,uttr.
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Sf)aate, Werfauf Spnl So Cts 8rutto.
aalbsr, per Stiid Sc. 0O-$1f. 90.
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Wir BADEN audi einen sroBen gorratb
pom pGountrD" Sis porrdtbl9 uno aeben
IS Auen. meld)e es pOr5ieber, gu einenl
biligereu Yrelie.
, 1875-03-02
Sanferptt-0
Goof & 9augbton, Mu tioaGre.
Das Eager zines
SEEM Dorfer Nboleiale Sauies
autn DfTentlideu YuftipuS . Verfaufe.

~NNU DotteN %CVutt IulC TJuuItr .
gum DFsntli9ea Nufticns . gerfanfe.
8iG'is fir bic @tf9aftswstt tpis fur bas
~ublifurt I'M AQseneiaen.
Webr tpie $l23,000 merlb lmp,rtuter unb
blelses Orb @Oaps gum DfsntliGea
Muftipns.Terfauf
@rpBer 8inferott- 3 ertaui ppn Drs @ppes
ieeer 9lst III Der l6Dnen 0srfaufs-Sa1e
1909 Nain straBe, Der Poff ; Office
8 genlber,
Der am Wittwp1, ben 17ten Sch uar
1875 isinen Nnfans nimmt.
Gin srpBes Eager Son importirten unb TIT
lane iden Dry GOpos gum D.rfauf bette
benb in
SuGfn aQfr Sualit1tsn unb Gar.en pc(f.
ensl' lter, fran3 oliber unr b~eatlber SSabrtfeu;
trar5ptlte, eMelilGe unb IGDttiShe Nancn
Areehs nnp %ealimeres; 0urtaf, Mescpfp
lno Gsquintaur 8eaDe 8; &blnhiIas, Se-
things, eIcafings &c, Sc ner ibp tide frausE
llbe ulb tsuti1s gaislfp, Gaibmere, Queens
Lamb, Ottoman, Ease une aapere mpoerne
Sbapls.
DssB @rp's in GROCER Iuswabl, mic farti.
&c unD i9ipa'Se lbmere S%sibenitp1e, Satins,
St'fb uno Sons pOplins, gan, puaene G,
rlnos, Oslatnf, Sntten Glptbs. &eraes, Gle.
sants 'mportirte plOips, M.paras, Gmpreb
Cloths ,e. '
g'ne reiae unb ieItene Wusipabl Qysusr
os'pfnhOHe, @e.pets, gelpstesns uno pInib
Suitinas, Sat uue, ee lei6te mnc unsetle,b.
te epttons bon c ner bis bret gurbs Sreite.
YIN sroBes Eager engIiiter unb anne ifani
1@er Sllafets, SlanneIs; 5olsry fir Damrn,
9erren uno HinDsr; 5anrlDube &c, nsbl ei-
mem rttten ftDm ANortirtn Eager Weipets,
gmlists, Mrmlniet, Sapsi trY unb SIN rain
Va petin9s, Nu9s, &C. Damasf UNI Nptitnss
BAN gact Garta,ns, Slid u,b 3inmn ieeer
@rE, Ssrpi'tts 2urfsy Nep &c. Siuiae bis su
ZEN Tetulten impprtirten Mar,s!ue unb tiirfl,
lben Auilis uno eins srcbr MuSpabl anpe,sr
Artltel ~ lablreih bier anaufubren.
DE 4uftioa wire BON Sag gu Gas fortJs
lsst bis Der san5e NOrrat5 bert uit 1T, nnp
f. bet Der gerfauf obns Nudbalt upb III . ,r-
tlen ltatt, 'ts Die 1aufer sessn 3 a a btsles
wiin19en.
e. Verfluf besinnt iGeli9 UNI 10 ltbr
Wrrmtttass, 2 1br Wa@mitlass unp nj z
u)r Wbenes. 172
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Infer Eager % bistep bstsbt aus-
idlie6lih aus Der bei.en Wroouftion.
Geinbeit. Glter, MilSe unb miro bon feis
mem anberen in bieiem 9ano iibertroffeu.
s. 6. 8 pscomb & so.
SO lo1O 0rantlia gtsa
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B9e Triider @arten gaam,en, su fin-
ben bel 6. Waaner, Npotbefcr.
Gde Der 6ten uno Bropb Sty.
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GrpBe GrDfnuns.
5ambur9er> 2aben
1918 m In Strait 1918
spii1en Der II. II. 10. Ctr.
Deatihe DelifateiIen Gambling

yeutld1e yelltate11en gambling
gmmentbaler R1fe,
2imtnruer 8ale,
Soaanetl1er Gdbm AGle,
Winfes Safe.
@ibam!r Safe,
@riinsr Sapeiser 3Gls,
81 uf6atel 2Gle,
Sanb RGle
uno Mep gprfer aa1e.
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iiana 9in9pSis, 8r,banter Gareepen,
Gardiner, @ewir3e, sstrpfeubs
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ale Sortrn @rpreriesWaaren. Gerner Gil
bte's Slsil6 grtraft, 2aetraus, Garina, Or.
Musuit Samt, Bruitbee, paaftey unb S,o-
pfen. Weine, Gpgnae, Wbisfies, gprbiais,
Nnsufura 8itter5, @ilfas Bsrlintr Aiimmel
unb i&webiiGe Strsi9bSllGsn, 1o,pie cine
SvoBe Mustrebi anbsrer @aGen. fir bic belf,
Aaantitat Der Waaren saranti,e tt unb labs
msine Grennbe, 70 tpie has setbrte Vubllsnm
elm, i6 ssfiuiait bon Der Site unb Bilistsit
rneiuer Waare ~ iiberaeusen.
Wfein Mptto 1T: @rpbtr rmIaB unt f.einer
profit. bic Wiense mab IS b%rinsen.
SuGaGtunssYol
&barles Diameter.
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Gis! Gis!!e Gis!!!

Wir baben fir Die fomn,enbe Cation
@lnridtuna setroffen, itets elm aroBes
Saser bon Dem bciten&enncbec Hiper Sis
uorrdtbla gu baben unb merben unicrc
Sunoen aufa Seite mo Viuiafte oamlt
oeriorsen. um oas .3utrauen. ,peldes u,s
III Der letten Saiion in sroBem WlaGe be
tpIelen. ipleoer 5u peroienen. 2lnftrdae
fir leben Blae int Staate mno I'M I'll
ben pe:oen prompt auSaefiibrt. I'm
4~uftrdse bitten eraebenft
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; It q ei II
beutlb unb en9liih
weroen auf's@eiGmafuotllte u. Yitisiis
ausefertist in Ser Office Der
o irainiaS taatss Wa3rtts,
Ri@mpns So.
wssbsn biQia II NIB prompt aussefibrt.
@ef1dftsleate
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taB ie in unisrsr Druderst
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Gsidafts.G Circular,
Rednaassformulars.
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8i dig fir bic @,fddftswstt wie fur bas
Hnblifum I'M gQsemeiaen.
Webr tpts $4,000 perlb impertuter unb
blslsss Orb @Oaps gum GfsntIi1sa
Muftipns.Yerfauf.
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Orp9npbs u Trimntim9s.
Gebrneaer Ierg's
LADEN
1917 und 1919 Main Strasse,
G6e her 11ten.
Ode her 11tcn.

ser Dry @octs mii1en biais s~erfauft
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sbwinbfnht tpirb sebeilt.
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farbisen gabetten aus Der Gfabemie oi,ss
seftoBen.
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nnst iporoen iino.
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bile, ct. Sous uub Yittsburg

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
THAT CALL

The County Central Committee, feeling
the necessity and the justice of harmonic
ing the different factions of the republi-
can party and of subordinating personal
feeling to the promotion of the general
good incorporated into the call, indicat
ing the time of holding the County Con-
vention, an invitation, substantially, to all
persons who accept the principles and
policy Of the republican party, as the
same are set forth in its published plat
forms, to come in and participate in its
caucuses and its Conventions. To this
action Of the committee, certain individu-
ais in this city have taken exceptions, and
are doing what they can to defeat its pur.
poses. The committee did what they
thought to be both wise and conciliatory.
We fully approve what they did, and we
admire the catholicity of the spirit which
prompted them to do it, and we believe q
large majority of republicans in the
County will applaud their course. The
committee acts for the party, and intends
to represent it fairly. 1t has no policy of
its own to enforce as against the wishes
of the majority, and will cheerful1y abide
by any decision which may be made by
the forthcoming convention, but they
candidly, submit as worthy consideration,
that nothing in the nature of personal
issue or contest between factions for
individual domination, should be allow.
ed 10 close the party door to any who
honestly profess to endorse the principles
which republicans seek to emulate. !.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
Turkey.
An RESURRECTION.

. VIENNA, July 12.-The instruction in
Herzegovina extends along the Dalama-
tfan border. It is much more serious than
the usual disturbances in that quarter The
populace have attacked the Turkish au.
thorities in the frontier towns and in many
places the Austrian flag has, been raised.
LONDON, July IA special to the The
Standard of yesterday represents that the
disturbance in Herzegovina consists ap-
parently of a number of riots among the
Schlavonian inhabitants of villages in the
western district who have been aroused
to resistance by the endcavors Of the Turk
ish officials to collect arrears Of taxes.
Large bands Of fugitives, composed Of
women and children, cross the border to
Dalmatia daily. The Turkish troops on
the night Of July 4th, made an attack on
the on the defenses erected by the insur.
gents at q bridge over the Krupia river
near Coleva, and after long and bloody
combat they were defeated and iell back
in disorder.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
A Mild Talo of tho Grandmother.


Pleasant Hill (Mo.] Correspondence Cinoin.
matt Commercial. :
The story will tell as it was told. me,
without a guarantee Of truth. Early last
spring woman dug up pailful of dirt
in which to plant flower seed. She put
the pan under the stove, not once thinking
of grasshopper eggs, and went out to see
neighbor. Upon her return, after an
hours absence, she found thousands of
millions of grasshoppers generated from
the eggs by the heat, literally eating her
out of house and home. They first at
tackled. the green shades on the windows,
and then a green dust-pan. Agrecn Irish
servant girl, asleep in one Of the rooms,
was the next victim, and not vestige of
her was left. The stove and stove-pipe
were next eaten, and then the house was
torn down 50 that they could get at the
chimney. Boards, joists, beams, clothing,
nails, hinges, door-knobs, plates, tinware
Everything, in fact, the house contained
was eaten up, and the last the good wom-
an saw of the place, two of the largest
'hoppers were sitting up on end playing
mumble-pegs with carving knife for
which should have the cellar. = =. 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

The indianapolis Journal says that ILL.,
nois has wrought herself into the notion
that she is the modern Mother of Presi-
dents, and in proof OF the allegation it
names the following gentlemen as in
training for the Presidency. Each one,
it says, has expectations Of being struck
by Presidential lightning some time or
other, viz: E. B. Washburn, John A. Lo-
gan, Richard ]. Oglesby, John NJ. Palmer,
Judge David Days, ex-senator Lyman
Trumbull, and Judge s. D. Cation. Civ.
ing to each one of these candidates sin.
gle term it will consume twenty-eight
years, or until the year 1905. But ma.
jority of them might expect two, and on
Of them would never be satisfied with
less than three terms, which would add
twenty years more to the time the office
would be kept in the Illinois family. But
is not Indiana little envious? Has not
she also few Presidential candidates in
training! 1t seems to US we have heard
of one Hendricks and one Morton, to say
nothing of Mcdonald and the "Tall Syca.
more of the Wabash" all of whom, like
Barkis, are willin' to sacrifice themselves
on the altar of their country.-Chicago
Tribune. :
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
Provo Your Words.

Aladyw who had good reason for believing
that her servant girl made rather MUNICH
ing work Of her pies, cakes, ETC., when
she was out Of sight, began to upbraid
Betsey, at which she, of course, snapped
like kitchen fire.
"Betsey! ] fear you are no better than
you should be-"
"What!-my!-you say that again!'
"Why, really, Betsey must repeat it.
that you are no better than you should
be-" =
mo better than I should bel" says Bet
sey, angrily, not taking the import of the
words, and as red as bcefsteak, and as
tender to be sure mo better than should
bell guess I'll make you prove your
words. guess how that am better than
I should be-" 49,
Betsey was of. Ia. ?:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

We could no more than announce the
nominees of the Democratic Convention
last week, and to-day there is need of but
little comment. The ticket as whole is
strongly partisan-containing no element
which represents the so:called Anti-mon-
opoly or neutrality-suspicious. views. Mr..
Buell., the candidate for Governor, is an
old fashioned democrat, with all that the
name implies" 1felected he would make
strong democratic administration, with
but mediocre talent. The Lieutenant is
unknown to as, and we think to the pub
lie generally, but we understand that he
is democrat. Mr.. Doran, the candidate
for State Auditor, is an Irish Democrat
. man Of fair ability and good citizen.
We were in the Senate with him one year
and know him very well. The chief OBJ.
lection 10 Mr.. Doran is his answering
democracy. The candidate for the Treas
ury, is q brother Of Chas. Schefer. who
was State Treasurer several gears ago, and
was defeated by O: P. ,Whitcomb, in the
campaign for State Auditor three years
since. We are not acquainted with his
political antecedents. For Secretary Of
State, q democrat named Bierman, is the
nominee. He has no public record. The
celebrated Dick Jones, is the candidate
for the Attorney Generalship. There il
mo danger Of his election, he is too well
known. Mr.: Sencsrbox, lifelong demo.
crat 10 on the ticket for Railroad Com.
missioner, and one Mel Leo! sanother demo-
Icrat, for Clerk Of the Supreme Court. There
70 nothing ID the personnel Of the ticket
orin ID political complexion to recon-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
CHILLI.
Very Disastrous Storms.

PANAMA, July 10.-The west coast mail
of June Goth states that during a recent
terrible storm in the harbor of Valparaiso
at least forty boys belonging to the train
ing ship we're drowned, between 20 and
80 sailors and from 10 to Is boatmen, ex.
elusive of eight persons who went down
on the unfortunate Egerie. No correct
estimate of the. loss of property has been
arrived ut, but what with the standing of
vessels, sinking of hulks and damage to
vessels, destruction of lighters and boats
lost probably exceeding 100 in number,
the destruction Of baths and other proper
ty, the amount will be very heavy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

don ~ beg 4, ssyine sspsos ri
which conmences q form . the.
lamp arms up, and 1T " burning short
time suhiclent "a VIII accunulate q form
q explosion. The gas rs /, LAM will q.
plode only when ignited. q this respect,
itis like gunpowder. Cheap Or inferior
oil il always the most dangerous.
n The flame is commune Gated to tho gas,
in the following manner: The wick tube
in all lamp burners is made larger than
the wick which is to pass through It. II
would not do to have the wick work tight
II in the burner; on the contrary It is ea-
sential that il move up and down with per:
feet ease. In this way it IS unavoidable
that space in the tube ID left along the
sides OF the wick sufficient for flame from
the burner to pass down into the lamp and
explode the gas. IS.
Many things may occur to cause the
fame to pass down the wick-tube and ex-
plodc the lamp.
First "A lamp may be standing on tho;
table or mantcl, and slight puff of air
from the open window, or the sudden:
opening Of . door, causes an explosion.
Second lamp may betaken up quick
~ from table or mantcl, and instantly
explode $500 81 y.
Third lamp is taken into an entry
where there is draft, or out Of doors, and
an explosion ensues. :,
.Fourth-A lighted lamp is taken up, .
flight Of stairs, or is raised quickly to place
it on the mantel, resulting in an explosion.
In all these cases the mischief is done by
the air movement either by, suddenly
Echecking the draft Or forcing air down the
chimney against the fame. -.
Fifth-b!owing down the chimney to
extinguish the light is frequent cause of
explosion. ,-. j: L.
sixth-Lamp explosions have. been caus.
ed by using chimney broken, off at the
top, or one that has piece broken out
whereby the draft is rendered variable and
the fame unsteady. ri: s>@s.zE ~
Seventh-Sometimes a thoughtlcss per.
son puts q small sized wick in large
burner, thus leaving considerable space
in the tube along the edges of the wick.
Eighth-An old burner with its air
drafts clogged up, which nghtfully should
be thrown away, is sometimes continued
in use, and the final result is an explosion.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
IMPORTANT

It should be understood by every voter,
that full corps of State officers is to be chos-
en- at the approaching election, and tho Con-
vention to be held in this city next Saturday,
will choose delegates to aid in selecting suit
able men for the seV eral positions. In view
of this fact no republican should neglect to
attend tho primary meetings in his election
precinct. Much is said lately about tho Or
ganization of new parties, and the ineficien.
cy and corruption Of old ones, and if there be
any reason for such talk it may be found in
the ]istlcssness and inattention of tho great
mass of those whose duty it 10 to inaugur.te
tho course, and give tendency to the action
Of the republican party. Any republican who
desires to make the fullest use Of his right Of
franchise, should 60 to the caucus, and take
part in the selection of delegates. It is with
in the power Of every township to secure =
fair expression of its views in the County
Convention, and the county, drought its del .
egates, may DO justly represented in the State
Convention, it the towns do their duty. This
year, If never before, there should be placed
in nomination men whose character and tho
value of whose public services are such IS
to commend them to all who desire an honest
and efficient administration Of the State gov
ernment, and this will be doue, if voters will
60 to tho caucuses and express their choice.
Parties nre not to be successful this year IN
less they deserve success. Merit will be =
stronger recommendation than party member-
ship. Tho people are looking for principles
illustrated in life end action-thsy have 49,
cepted mere platform declarations too long,
and will be satisfied with nothing that does
not materia'ize in bcnehceat results; hence
republicans must supplement their profess
sions by satisfactory achievements. 60 to
tho caucuses.
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Too M,lca Risk,
Chicago Evening Journal.

Chicago Evening Journal. .
"Come on, now, Ned" cried New
York girl at Long Branch the other day
to a STRIPPING lover at her SIDE Twelve
got clear Of papa-now let's take dive. "
.. "Your father is an awful big and stout
man, ain't he ?" observed the youth.
"Oh, never mind that" exclaimed the
miss petulantly "let's take a swim-jus,
see the waves" &C.,.
"Don't you think it's dangerous!" anx.
iously inquired the lover, gazing up and
down the beach.
dangerous? No! There isn't hardly
any under-tow at this point; it's"
"Oh, butt isn't the under-tow I'm afraid
Of" interrupted the young man.
"Isn't" 49,
mo, it's your fathers toe!" "
And she couldn't get him to risk it.
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AUSTIN.

The republicans of the town of Austin
are requested to meet at Gregson's Mill,
on Wednesday the 21st day of July, attwo
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose
choosing four delegates from the town Of
Austin to the County Convention to be
held in the city of Austin, on Friday the
Esd day of July, at ~ O'Clock P. NJ.
GEORGE ELIOT, 80
Chairman Of Committee.
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The apportionment rs fixed for the Con.
vention is one delegate for each organized
county, and one for each 400 Republican
votes and major fraction thereof, based on
the vote for Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court in the election Of 1874.
c. H. PETIT, Chairman.
E. A. FOLSOM
H. A. CASTLE,
JOHN DOUGLAS,
CHAs. A. GILMAN,
J. FRANKENF1ELD,
G.. T. BROWN.
A. x. HANSON,
G.. H. GRAVES.
L. NUTT1Na, Secretary.
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SECRETARY OF STATE.

So far as we can learn there is every dis
position to confer this office upon our
highly esteemed citizen Hon. John s.
1rgens. His candidacy seems to have
been received with distinguished favor,
and his fitness for the position. is conceded
universally. The acquaintance which he
formed in the Legislature is most favor
able, and his popularity has been by it
very considerably increased. We shall
not be disappointed to see him dominated
by accalamation. It will be a pleasure ia
the people Of Mower County to send a
delegation in his interest to the State Con
vention to be held on the 28th inst.
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Der Of delegates, viz:
AUSTIN CITY.

AUSTIN CIII.
First ward 5. Second ward 4. Third ward g.
This apportionment allows one delegate
from each election precinct and one for
each fifty votes, and one for each major
fraction thereof, and is based upon the re.
turns for Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court in the election of 1875.
All persons heretofore known as Liber-
al Republicans, Antimonopolists, or indie
pendents, arc hereby invited toparticipate
In our primary meetings and conventions
upon the condition that they accept the
principles and policy set forth in the pub
lishcd platforms of the Republican party.
r. l. SMITH,
C.. A. ROY,
II. E. TANNER.
T. Committee.