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70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanent.
" cured Of that dread disease, Consump-
tiou, by Il simple remedy, ia anxions 10
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. 70 all who desire it. he
viii sendIa copy Of the prescription used
free of charged. with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they
will find q SURF CCrE, for,O oNsvMPrION,
ASTHMA, BRoSunuTrs, DC. .NF ~
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address, ~ =
ezra Rev. r. A! WILSON, ~
= 1874 Penn'sa, Williamsburg, New York.
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PENSIONS

All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAIL
ORS wounded, ruptured, or injured in the
late war, however slightly, can obtain n
p~ension by addressing GILMORE T. CD.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE eco;
before the Supreme Court of the United
States. the Court Of Claims, and the South
ern Claims Commission.
Each department Of our business Is con
Quoted in a separate bureau. under charge
of the same experienced parties employed
by the old firm. Prompt attention to ehe
hnsiness intrusted to GILMORE d. C0:is
tyus secured. VIZ DESIRE TO WIN SUCCESS
GILMORE q CO.,
500 f St Washington, DC.
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LAND CASES, LAND WAR.
RANTS, and SCRIP.

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the u. s. General Land Office aud Depart
ment of the Interior. Private Land Claims,
MINING and PREVENTION Claims. and
HOMESTEAD Cases attended TO, Land
Scrip in 40, 81, and 100 acre pieces for
sale. This Scrip is assignable, and can be
cocated in the name of the purchaser upon
any Government land subject to private
Lntry, at Sl.25 per AZ e. IL is of equal
.salue with Bounty Land Warrants. SEND
IrAMP TO GILMORE a Co. roR PAMPHLET OF
xSaTpIrTInN
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Pure Tea--In Sealed Packages,
Direct from China and Japan.
DELIVERED at YOUR OWN DOOR,
fresh from the GARDENS of
their GROWTH.
Imported direct by
THF WELLS TEA COMPANY,
pol Fulton Street, N. Y.

The difficulty of getting pure Teas Of
really fine quality in the United States,
has induced 1HE WELLS Tea COMPANY to
ship their Teas in sealed packages direct
from this gardens in which they are grown.
and rs u further guarantee of their being
delivered in their genuine state, they en-
trust the sale Of them only to reliable
Aseuts-the name of the nearest 4 gent
to you is printed at the foot of this adver
tisement-so that the Teas pass through
zone but responsible hands, and will be
delivered at your own door as fresh a.
when they left the gardens of China and
Japan the price also is printed on each
package, so that no error can occur.
Everybody buys Tea.
Everybody wishes to buy It at first
hands-the best qualities at the lowest
prices.
Everybody dcsircs-when they find a
Tea suitable to their tastes-to be certain
Of getting the ZANE article always.
You cll have all these advantages by
buying of
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The Wells Tea Company.

Because they import their own Teas,
and sell them at wholesale prices-with-
out the six or eight Intermediate profits
usually charged.
Becaues the quality i better at the
price than is sold by any other house.
Because their long experience in China
and Japan enables them to make better
selection than Ordinary Dealcrs--and to
impart them with greater advantages.
Because the absolutely guarantee the
quality Of all their goods-and keep them
to one invarsble standard, so that you can
always rely on them.
Because they do business for cash only
and therefore make no extra profit from
good customers to cover losses by bad
debts.
Because their agents are responsible and
reliable nIen-whO deliver Teas precisely
as received from the Copany.
Because having once tried there Teas,
you will not need to go elsewhere here.
after.
WANTED-A Druggist, or other frat,
class merchant, in every town and city in
the United State. to whom will be give
the SOLE AGENCY for That locality.
Address, for terms and full pprticlars.
THE WELLS TEA CO.,
POT FULroN STREET, N. Y.
20 Rny 4560
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VNE offer to the public Pianos Of unsurpassed excellence, confident that sAe
w quality OF our instruments will secure to Is continuation Of that favor
which. during the past has been so literally shown u.s.. .. a.
With every facility which hong experience in the manufacture of Piapos and
large means cn give, " e nre GRABBED TO supply the demand for a thoroughly
well made and durable Piano at prices moderate and satisfactory, and every one
who ohia'ns ne OF our Pianos, will secure saiustrument Of pure tone, perfect
action, ana which wIl last a life time. y.
W. believe that q superior Piano will always eOmSnand o fair price, and we
shall not hesitate to sid every real improvement, even though it enhances the
cost OF our instruments, for W are suret that Our patrons will readily pay the
additional cost, when assured of gaining in the qualhyand value of theirPaho.
"eshaI, therefore, thoroughly test every Improvement which may be dMc "
cred. ard when its yaAue is established beyond a aou1Ai we shMl adopt andase I
in all ou- Pianos. ~
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Tennessee.
MARGINAL AND SMITH
p A N O f O r TT s!
These Pianos combine every improvement. in tone toucn, power and durs.
o'hty, and have everywhere won for thems lives a reputation for
UNR|vALlEO EXCELLENCE: AND DURABILITY,

The " Octaves are nj Large Size. with OverArnng Bass, full Iron Frame
French Grand action. Fret Desk, Carved Pedal, Solid rosewood Mouldigs, l.
worry Key Fronts. Capped Hammers, Agrafe Treble and have every mod.
ern improvement.
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PRICE LIST.

- Style A. 7 oHaves rosewood lease. hcn, large round rcrrsrs, curved legs, @6O
NJ" !. u @etaves, Rosewood case, front large rouHd corners, chrved legs $500
. No. 70 0rtaves, rosewood case, front large round corners, serpenIne
49, moulding o plnh carved legs. -. ,..... ......... $3.50
mos "a octaves rosewood case. front .qge round corners, serpenGSe o.. %
J monidingon Phnh large moulding on rim, carved legs s6oo
:, NO. 4 "a octavcs, rosewood eRse,f fur lnrae round corners, serpenHne
= moulding IT. phuth, large moulding Oh rim. carved legs. =. $3.50
d e. o ~ octave" .rose"o God cap, four large rAnd corners, finished +. lH
back and front alike; extra large carved mouldings on pinih'
and rhIy extra carved gs snIsp scalr. :. -! .....g... O. $3.50
Upright, Il rose God cast, frttN ork panels carvedle leg, newt a,pul,
800 !" ""'Pp" "u y Vl nrIn. 1nIo ~ "'g ~" w y S'0": aas,
- ----L . sr ny r1,Sn nrnrn EVERY LIEN -nLL NJ IL Ia u
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ARasARs OF PAY AND BOUNTY.

OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. and SAILORS
of the late war, or their heirs, are in many
cases entitled to money from the Govern
ment of which they have 10 knowledge
Write full history Of service. and state
amount of pay and bounty received. En-
close stamp to GILMORE d CO., and a
full reply, after examination, will be given
vOu free. q
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Railroad saccidesst.

The passenger train due in st. Joe
~ 80 Aug. 25th, on the st. Joseph and
Council Bluffs railroad, met with SER
ious accident near Nishnabotna, about
seventy miles north of st. Joseph. At
a road crossing, some heavy two inch
plank had been laid SO as to allow
wagons to pass over. One OF those had
worked loose, and, as the engine
struck, it raised up and threw the en-
CINE. and the baggage and express cars
from the track. The engineer stuck to
his engine and went over with it. and
it is presumed. was SO stunned that he
was unable to get out of the cab, into
which he had fallen. The steam play
ing upon him scalded him SO that he
died soon after he had been extricated.
Mr.. John Flynn, who thus lost his
life was one OF the Oldest engineers in
tie employ of the company. He has
been q resident of ST. Joseph, since
IlS60 and was employed by the Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph railroad for several
years. On the completion of the st.
Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad, he
went to this company, where he remain
ed up to Wednesday.
John FL INN was a, very careful and
competent engineer, and universally
respected. He was member of the
BROTHERHOOD of Locomotive Engineers.
Hid funeral will take place from his
late ri idehce on Tenth street, between
Oliver nd Lafayette, Friday morning
at 10 d flock. under the direction OF
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin.
eers.-&. Joseph Herald.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

facts-frst that every man is entitled
to his own opinion, and second, that
blackguardism and abuse are not logi-
cal arguments. BY bearing these very
simple facts in mind many man will
avoid making fool of himself.
wA change has taken place in the
proprictorship of the Missouri Valley
Cement Works. MesSrs. Andrew Payne
and James A. Fountain have disposed
of their interest in the concern and
have withdrawn from it, and Messrs
Philip Schlotzhauer and V. L. Graham
have been added to the company. The
manufacture of slaves and barrels hav-
ing been added, the establishment bids
fair to become quite an industrial CEN
ter. The name of the institution is
now Forest City Cement & Stave Com
pany. 1t has organized with Philip
Schlotzhauer as President; Phil. Snider
as Foreman, and V. L. Graham aS Sec
retary
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

MALARIFUGE.-How often we hear it
remarked by residents of miasmatic To-
calities that they ''are not half the man
they were before they had the ague."
Examine these cases and you will find
the liver & spleen more or less seriously
affected and in some cases permanent
ly enlarged, accompanied by all the
aches and ills usually produced by the
same, rendering life burden. You
are informed by them that they "used
"quinine" and broke up the periodical
return OF the chill. for time" but ''thnt
it returned again and they tried to wear
it out" and thus it is that you find
them In the above condition. DIR.
Sherman's Malarifuge, is the only med
icine that does the work thoroughly,
being as it is a combined Tonic, Alter
alive, Cathartic. Febrifuge, Cholsgogue
and Antiperiodic. 1t neutralizes MAS
matte poison. purifies and invigorntes
the blood, restores the liver, spleen, and
other diseased organs to their natural
healthy condition, thereby thoroughly
eradicating the disease-For sale by all
druggists; small size 75cts; large Sl.5O
lyle Ow
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
II Munster Driress -fr0ns his
Work.

Rev. II. NJ. Church for the last two
or three years presiding elder in the
Mississippi. Conference, and who has
been driven from his work by fiend-
ish mob, has safety reached his former
home in Northern New York. The
Utica Herald, of August 10. has the
following:
Many ofour readers personally know
II. NJ Church, formerly pastor of the
M. Z. Church ut Vernon Center, and
long an influential member of that de-
nomination in this State. He has been
for nearly three years presiding elder
of the Mississippi conference of that
Church. and his field was Southern
Mississippi. lie Is an intelligent OBJ
server-not an extreme man In his
views, and by disposition and princi-
pie has been inclined to labor for con-
ciliation between the races and for gea.
uine peace. In another place will be
found q careful statement by him Of
the situation of affairs In Mississippi,
for which We ask the calm considera-
ton Of thoughtful citizens. Addition
al interest attaches to Mr.. Church's
statement from the fact that he has.
since it was written, been driven from
the State. Two weeks ago be was tax.
en- In charge by a mob in the town of
Summit, and marched with an escort
of tin horns, under threats Of shooting
him on the spot. In the midst OF these
threats of violence be demanded
to be taken to the mayors Office.
where after a parley, he was re-
leased. But he became convinc-
ed that his life was in danger. and that
he was fighting hopelesss battle. Is
that all that American citizenship is
worth?
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.N0re .asasa enfs.

Mr.. Robert j. Smallwood, of Hickory
township, is candidate for Assessor.
Mr.. M. A. Duff is candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney.
Frank NJ. Joslyn is a candidate for
Constable of Lewis Township.
See advertisements.
The list of announced candidates for
county offices comprise the following
names:
For Collector: Ed A Brown. Sam
P Jewell. j r Dodds, and Sam. w.
Morrison.
For Sheriff: Capt. S. T. Lucas.
For Assessor: Reuben DOwney. RObt.
J. Smallwood, Chas. A. Williams, and
Geo. w. Kershner.
For Prosecuting Attorney: James
Limbird, ard NJ. A. Duff.
For Treasurer: W. r. Springer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
THE FESTIVE HOPPER.

The Rocky mountain locust, other
wise grasshoppers, are again moving
upon us, as the following paragraphs
will show:
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 21.-The
grasshoppers came down on the Chica-
60, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
yesterday, near Nicola, in great num-
bers, travelling southwest. Trains have
been delayed by them, both yesterday
and to-day. Four trains were blockad-
ed two hours this afternoon. Contin-
ued rain has prevented their feeding
and no harm has yet been done to the
growing crops.
OMAHA, August 2i.-Immense clouds
of 9rasshoppers have been flying south
ward for the past two days. Great
numbers of them alighting in this vi
cinity, but no damages have been re-
ported. North winds are prevailing.
OMAHA, Aug. 23d.
A. KLIPPEL: Dear Sir: Grasshop-
pcrs are as thick as snow storm, in
winter. A great many are alightins. !
think you will have a chance to gather
few before many days. Nothing
further. n. II. BOWMAN.
On the 9th they had reached Ham,
burg, Iowa. and struggling ones lit as
far south as Corning, Craig and this
place (Oregon). Stray hoppers were
seen flying over us on Sunday and
Monday.
Elder. z. c. Rhodes of this city, re-
ceived postal card, dated Hebron,
Thayer county. Neb.. August Goth, con.
veying the following intelligence:
Yesterday morning about eight o.
clock. A. NJ, the great American pest
called the grasshoppers, began to light
down on our corn through all this re-
gion, and this morning it is literally
covered with them. What shall we do
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
Sunday School Pic Vic.

The committees from the Presby-
terrain, Christian and NJ. E. S. s. met
at the Presbyterian Church on Monday
evening last. to make the necessary
arrangements for pic mic on Friday
next. Sept. LIST.
P. X. Dibble was called to the chair.
and Jas. Cummins was elected secre-
tary.
The committees already appointed
were made a committee Of general ar
raneements.
The Supts. were authorized to ap-
point committee of three from each
school to put up swings.
James Cummins was appointed to
procure music
Prof. o. &. Hill and Elder P. X. Dbl
BILE were selected to deliver short ad-
dresses.
Samuel STICKY was appointed mar
shall of the day.
The Sunday Schools are to meet In
the Court House yard at O'Clock, and
to bring their baskets with them.
P. X. DIBBLE, Chmn.
JAS. CUMMINs, Sec.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
NORMAL SCHOOL.

The MOI NAL School of Northwest
Missouri opens Monday next. Sept. 4th,
and as complete an attendance as pos
sible is desired the first day. when class
es will be organized to suit all. The
prospects thus far are encouraging and
large attendance is expected. bnt
there is still room for many more.
Then come one and all.
Let this much needed Institution
strike deep its roots. spread far and
wide its branches, and become pow
er in the land. This is no house of cor
rection to which may be sent the vic
ious but we want our. school filled to
overlooking with young men and wom-
en- of steady, moral habits, and those
echo are ready for earnest cork.
FACULTY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
A NeS Hal Tonic Worth Having
is the Best.

Woods Issspr0red Hair Res
f0rssiUe is unlike any other. and has
no equal. The Improved has new veg
table tonic properties; restores grey
hair to glossy, natural color; restores
faded, dry, harsh and falling hair; res
torres, dresses. gives yigor to the hair;
restores hair to prematurely bald
heads removes dandruff, humors .scaly
eruptions; removes irritation. itching
and scaly dryness. No article produces
such wonderful effects. Try it, call for
Woods Improved, and don't be put off
with any other article. Sold by all
druggists and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturers, prices
by c. A. Cook & Co., Chicago, Sole
Agents for the Uuited States and Can
adas. J. b. Kimbal & Co., Proprietors
Sw4.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
Eucalyptus cures fever and ague.
For sale, st y KING & OREN.
9tf Oregon, Mo.
Patents

List OF Patents issued to Inventors of
Missouri for Eek ending Aa 90.
1876. and ~ dated Aug. NS76.
Furnish Fthis paper by Cox 6 Cox, So
licitor of Patents. Washington. d. C.
F. Oei6y, Buckle and Snap Hook,
Pierce City.
e. Fries, Toy Guns, st. Louis.
G. Marlatt. Washing Machine, Rich
field.
j. McClamrock, Stove Edna.
w. Murray, Flour Bolt, Hamilton.
N. Robertson. Prairie Sod Cultivator,
Carthage.
C. Schwerdtfeger, Boot Heel, Pal
myra.
j. Todd, Consuming Smoke, Potosi.
ID. Hughes, Harrow Teeth, st. Louis.
p. King. Bale Ties, st. Louis.
w. Shelton, Feather Renovator, vii.
Harrisburg.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
COTGRESSION.aL,

The delegates to the Republican con-
gressional convention Ninth District.
as tar as heard from. are rs follows:
Nodaway county. l. X. Alderman,
Judge Shell, r. P. Weaver. j. s. Mil
lcr. DIR. HackedOrn. j. A. Mendenhall.
NJ. ID. Noble-7.
Nodaway is entitled to nine dele
gates.
Holt County: Geo. Meyer. Henry A.
bankers, Albert Rocker, Geo. p.
Skeels. Geo. w. Gaskill. s. p. Jewell.
Noah Huntsman and Richard Collision
%.
Holt is entitled to only seven dele
gates.
Andrew County: N. B. Brown. L. G..
Wilkerson. A. j. Agee. John Anderson.
A. +. Owen. Joseph Peters. F. Knicker-
hacker and j. ID. Shephard-S.
Buchanan County: W. R. Penick. R.
G. Bradshaw, LOuis Stroud. w. c.
Tootle, j. w. johnson. H. Brunsing.
Ransom Ridge. B. P. Holland. Jasper
Wilson, D. Kirkham, s. P. Hyde f. D.
Hill. j. w. Blackburn and A. Andria-
no.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
IRE CENTENNIAL.
That IrOss Heater

Is emphatically the ladies' friend and
the most economical and convenient in
vention now in use. 1t needs but one
trial to assure any one OF this fact. 1t
possesses the following advantages :
Economy in fuel, economy in time,
economy in number of irons. Only
two irons are required to do all the
work. The handles are not covered.
consequently do not get hot. Only re-
quires four minutes to heat cold iron.
After once in use it will heat an iron
every two minutes.
All we ask is a fair trial of the Heat
err, and if it fails to give satisfaction it
may be returned. For sale by Joseph
Martin, sr., at d. NJ. Martins Harness
and Saddlery establishment, northside
Public Square. Oregon. Mo. loft.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
Camp Meeting.

A Camp meeting for the Oregon Cir
cuit, NJ. E. Church, will be held in Nc
Intyre's Groves miles southeast OF Ore
gon. commencing on Thursday the. 9TH
Sept, 1876. Those desiring ground on
which to make tent will please be
there in time to make their selections.
Arrangements will be made to have a
boarding tent on the ground to furnish
meals at 25 cents. All the adjoining
charges with their pastors are invited
to attend. We expect some of the best
talent of our conference to be present
at the Camp meeting. Brethren OF
other churches are invited.
Signed in behalf Of the committee.
w. L. EDMONDS, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

The Republicans of Andrew county
nominated the following excellent
ticket:
For Representation Dobbs.
For Sheriff-William S. Starr.
For Treasurer-Willis NJ. Sapp.
For Judge of Probate-Georgc T.
Bryan.
For Prosecuting Attorney-Julius A.
Sanders
For Surveyor j. Deshazo.
For Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hileman.
For Coroner-Dr. G. III. Davenport
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

,Nstice 10 iher6by-Siren5tos the TRx-Payvfs -sf
Holt county, Missouri, that the Tax Bosz( OR
We year I96 have been placed in,my.. hahds for
ssssive-ssid taxes:
AtEOsees, 'knEOrbes township,
Monday, Tuesday and .Wednes-
day, August 1Sth, 10th & 0Oth.
AfNich0l's Gr0ve seissolhouae
In N0daway township, Fhurs-
day, Friday and Saturday, Au-
gust 3lst, & September list & "a.
At Corning, In Lincoln Town
ship, Monday, Tuesday & Wed.
nesday, September Attn, 9Th and
9Th.
At BigelOw, B1gs1OSv town.
ship, Thursday, Friday and SAT-.
ur1ay, Sept. 5th, sth and Oh.
~ Craig, Untsa townshtp,
Mso1sy, Tlss6ey sI1 WN1Dss.
1sO, eeDe. uth, 19sA ana Io1op
A. Rsss Grove schoSl Jg0ues,
Liberty township, ThusD1oy,
Friday - saturday, SsDt. 1Aeh,
18TH and 18th.
A Whig Valley, Clay sevvn-
ship, MsaAay, Tuesday = We'd
oesAAy, sept. n9eh, 10th = 3oth.
AZ Mouna City, Denson town
ship, Thuss6ay, Friday & Sat.
ur6ay, Sept. 3lss, IA & ma.
Al New Psist. uickssy town
ship, MonAay, tuesday q We'd
nesAay, Sept. $50, 3oeh 4 35th.
AZ Forest City, Wess Lewis
tewDshiD, ThuFsAay, RFi6oU &
Saturday. seDe. 3sth, ssh and
sch;
At 0ssssn, IN East Lewis
tovvnshtp, fr00 October - -
Decenber 3lst, l350.
Taxes become deiinqaens Jasaary Lat, ls77s
ae which time heavy penalty 10 sdded. L.nds
herstssbrs Ssrfsitsd 10 tAs sssse for non-psy-
ment oftaxs. nay Be redeemed priss 10 the
last Monday In October, BY paynens q tax,
cost and interest," from January isse. n CON-
Piled win IN ne speei1sd tins, vWy hssvy
penalty and Interest b asvsd % - fnx-Rsyer
VIZ. g. MCINTYRE,
Collector Of Boit County, -.
oREeos. No.. August ., isss. 7s4
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
Notice Of Land Patents.

The following list OF Patents for In
ternal Improvement Lands. located in
Holt county, No, have been received
at the County Clerks Office from Geo.
Deigel. Register of Lands, for distribu-
ton. Those patents should be in the
possession of the proper 0wners, and
should also be of record in our county.
This object can be best accomplished
by calling at the County Clerks Office,
and procuring the patent by paying the
fee of 81. being the fee due the Secrc-
tary of State. j. II. c. CURIlS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

FOE COLLECFO8.
We are authorized TO ansounce the name OF
SAM. W. MORRISON, rs o candidate. for the
Office OF COLLECTOR OF Holt county, subject
to the decision Of the Republican Nominating
Convention. sp
We are authorized TO announce the announce
the name Of JOS. r. DODDs. OF Lincoln
township. for the ONCE Of COLLECTOR. sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican Nomi-
mating Convention.
BIGELow, Mo-, July II, 1875.
EDITOR SENTINEL Dear Sir: I would an
nounce myself through your columns Is .
candidate for the once OF COLLECTOR Of
Holt county, subject to the Republican Nomi-
mating Convention. Z. A. BROWN.
I would respectfully announce myself a. .
candidate for the ooiee Of COLLECTOR, ct the
eueuing elsceisu, suhject 10 the desisiop ef he
Holt County Rspubiiess Ssuiassing Coz.
weston. skxuN = UWEL
FoR sHEB1RH.
We are authorised 10 announce the name q s..
T. LUCAS, - . cssdidate for the once d
SHK1uY Of Hslt oourty, subject 10 the deci-
sion Of the Republican nominating Conversion.
FOB RB0sECUTIN0 AfroBsbH.
announce myself - candidate for the o.
dee OF PRos1cuTIN6 A11o31xY. subject 70
tne decision o. tne hepeoicen Nomiseone
oon
At the solicitation Of many friends announce
myself % candidate for PROSECUTING AT
TORNEY. subject to the decision Of the Re
publican nominating convention.
i0f n a. ooff.
FOE TREASURER
wW soS ,' spp1Scsp 1880. 1890. sSs -. ~ =
ONCE Of 7rss.rrer Of Hsl. county. susyees to Ii.
decision OF the Republican Nominating Con-
'en''0n' -, .~-..., ."
We are .uthorir.d % s,pou,c. the name o.
GEORGE W. KERsHNER. a. . candidate foI
AaaRnsoR of Holt county. sub,ect 10 the deci
sion Of the Rspublican Nominating couvension
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