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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

THERE will be this year about an aver
age grain crop in Great Britain while
France, which is usually able to export,
will this year bc q buycr,and presumptive'
" in the American market; or, II she does
not buy in tho American market she will
draw on the stock Of Germany or Russia,
and those natios will have less grain to ex'
mort to England, and our own grain will
fill the void. Of wheat and indian corn
alone we export say eighty millions OF
bushels n year to Great Britain and Ire
land, and II present signs are worth any
thing the export trade this year will be un'
usually large. The self-supportins agri'
cultural industries OF tho country have
bright outlook ahead, and II tho Sama
promise only held for our protected man.
ufaclurcs how long would hard times last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

'l' name Off, Hoe < Co.. rnunufac,ar.
|.,'e Of printing presses. is renowned
'a' Tue civilized world. Their
l,,H''l'Ii'hnen,in I. New York land ,hcy
~. ~ N other in London, fronts upon four
'S'. I'''' and worthy ot any penon's viii,
,,,,.l''. w. ~ '"rio,ity to see whu, has been
-, ,'.sSoI in Il comparatively recent
's,., b,.p ia The way Of indefinitely en-.
n ''s The sphere and power Of
s,,., " rO,cratiyc Of ali arts
~. ,.'' the medium of fast steam
Co. The Present lirm of the Hoes is
Nj" ,'"' lhO'hrorhrrs, succcsson Of
4, ',.a.'' Robert lloc. an Ensli.hrnan
h an 'l"' to New York many years
T., oa y, who was among the pio.
! ,.n 'D' ran machinery by steam,
/ sr ,.' city aud who in, in his car.
"' 'a' a manufacturer of hand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

WASHINGTON CouNrY. Pa Colorcd
camp meeting begins at Bcn,leysvillc on
the Goth.
mcn in Robinson township, have on
hands nearly %, ,0OOpounds of wool. Two
Of them hold three clips, and the other
two.
Charters Valley Agricultural Society
Fair Sept. 9th, 9th, 9th and 7th.
The Pittsburgh Southern marrow gause)
will he completed to Washington bcfore
winter sets in. -
Rev. Taggart, Of West MiddletOwn, has
been quitcill.
Prof. W. c. Lyme, formerly OF the Eram
iner newspaper, was married the other do!
TO Miss Mary v. Winters
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 23.-wHEtr-Sielly; y
Q white wabash Il 0S; No. 3 do 81 0jIz; No.
white Michigan 81 OK; do to arrive 81 OJl
No. 9 do 81 O3 extra white Michigan 81 2
amber Michigan 99c; seller August 0Sis; \
rcd winter seller August 0Sc; seller Scptci
ber 07 Nc; seller October 07c; No. 3 red O3h
No, 2 Dayton and Michigan rel 0Se; No. 2at
Der Illinois 81 OF. Corn-Dull; high mix
I2Hc, No. 9 srot49Hc; No. white 49, lgci !
jectcd 4OXc; damaged SIC. 0ats-Dull; y
5, 23Xc; Michigan 23Lc; rejected 20.
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MARKETS ny TELrGRApm.


CrxcIxyArl, August Gi.-Cotton-QuLt
IIsSc. FlOur-Dull and lower; family 81 4
5 So Whcat-In fair dcmandf red Sia92I
amber and white 00a0jC. Corn-Quci At y
90. Olts-Quict but steady NJ 92a26c. Rye
Steady at 5Oliac. Harley-In good dcnnnl
No. fall 81 coal o.? Pork-Inactive at so !,
Iard-NOminally unchanged; current mai
nc asked; kettle T9SaSI4c. Bulk Meals
Weaker at $ 81 II!aG 30aG 80 llacon---EaSi'
at 6a7a7I<c. Butter-Dull and unchaiigc'
I.inSc6d Oil-StUnGcr at 52c. Whisky-At
yancing tendency, at 81 ".
,HoGs-Quiet but firm for good Stock COZ
MON S2 5Ol3 G5; light s. 75ai 10; packing 81
al 20; butchers = 50aI S5. "a
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General Howard on Indian Amlrs.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23.-Gcn. no,
ard and Gov. Chadwick have gone TO Y
Umatilla Reservation to meet II number,
prominent citizens in consultation over
dian affairs. Howard is satisfied that Y
less satisfactory arrangements can belnau
a chronic warfare will continue bctweS
the Indians and whites, near the reseFv
tion, liable at any time to result in a gene
al massacre.
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The Race to Day up at Beech Bottom.
IvoIishnry JTrrah

There is to be another boat race on the
Beech Bottom course tomorrow between
Andrew Seibert, OF the Clipper Boat Club,
OF Pittsburgh, and Eddie Clator, Of the G.
P. Brown Club, OF Wheeling. The race
will be for purse Of $3.50 II side, and will
be rowcd over the same course as that OF
last Saturday. In order to prohibit gamb-
ling and other unlawful carrying on, the
Sheriff Of this countywillbe on hands with
his possc.cOmitatus The conduct OF
some who attended the race last Saturday
was simply disgraccful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

Pittsburgh Manufacturer.
Prices continue very irregular, some
manufacturers absolutely refusing to sell
l0d. to cod at less than from $40 to 2.l5,
10 days, or 500 cash, while others sell at
S20O, 90 days-and we hear Of sales at even
five or ten cents less. There Is a difference
in the quality Of nails, and upon this point
buyers must depend upon their own Judge.
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FIRE RECORD.
nlIeILnIstIIlcrIes Harmed.

MAooS, GI.S, August 93.-Six Illicit dis
tillen in UpSon county have been captur-
ed and committed TO Jail. A large quanti'
ty Of brandy and three stills were de-
Stfoyed.
DITRoIr, Mlcn., August GA fire at
Fliut, Mich, early this morning destroyed
Brotherton's Hotel and bakery, two mil
inery establishments and frame dwell
ing. Total loss $4,000. The fire origin
ated by Il bursting kerosene. lamp in one
OF the millinery stores, .-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

NEw YoRK, August 23.-BlSineSs modeuit
with commission houses and importers am
the jobbing tradc improves slowly. Cottol
goods steady at unchanged prices. Prints al
In fair request. Ginghams active and IN ligll
supply, Dress goods doing we'll. Mems wed
woolcns quiet Cloaking more active. Fol
eign dress Goods and silks in fair request.
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VALUABLE V ICE HOUSE pRoPERT'

lot No sin Square No. ?, In South wheelnd, Siiui
ated on the corner Of Market and ThTty.hfh slreeI
Upon this lot stands the best and mort conveniently
located ICE HOUSE 10 the county, measuring 20 fed
square by 20 feet 10 heighth built Of the finest iran
work ma,srial, braccd with lrOn couplings, 10 Incig
Of awduSt lining, and has only been In use for hTe
seasons To this Ice House Is attached MI Engine and
or, engine taekllng dc. with an AL Unstable trCkFo
TO the river together with car, impllmcnts, hXtur
nc. The cat Of the buildings upon this property
three years ago, WH sIIO00.
Theriv Ia irUut Of this house being au eddy Ier
Is no dIteulty 10 obtaining Ice at all seasons Oi freed
Ing weather,
This property will bo sold at private sale but u nd
sold by the 18th Of September 1t will OH that day u
offered NJ public auction, al tho front door 0i ihI
Court House Of Ohio county, nj 10 o'clock 4. N.
For terms Of sale aud more particular desctiptlOt
OF the above property reference Is mallr 10
LOUIS SrEUBEIAUcII, or
]. II. JONES, his Attorney,
.n9l y ChRnIIDe strrat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 22.-ll
GrcenbaCk Labor Senatorial Convenii9!
composed of delegates from the distrl
composing the counties OF kanawha, NJ,
olas, Clay, Braxton and Webster, met III
morning and nominated S. c. Burdett,
Kanawfa county, MS its candidate for Sta
Senator
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Nalle
warm and clear weather, followed by !
creasing cloudiness, and in the northe'
portions possibly followed by rain a.
winds, with mostly southwesterly, statl4
ary or lower pressure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

New ORLEANS, August 23-CorFEE-zFirl
for jobbing; ordinary 10 prime l4Halsh gOl
Sugar-Duil and nominal good TO commr
nc; good fair to fully fair I2IaSl4ci prin
s5c; yellow clarified 9Ha0hc. MolaSses
Nothing doing. Rice-Stcady; Louisiana
binary to choice 5HaOzc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

vicKsRuRd, Aug.23.-Deathsfromy yellow
fever at noon yesterday 20, three p. ". to-
day 20, total up to date, 60. The disease
is steadily on the increase: Fully fifty new
cases to-day, among them DIR. D. W. Booth,
in charge Of the hospitals. Physicians and
nurses are coming from Galveston, New
Orleans and Shreveport. Doctors Balfour
and Robbins, continue improving. Money
for aid OF the sick continues to come TO the
Howards and Masons.
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w. C. RAYMOND. Treasurer.

NorE.-[This Association has now in
charge upwards Of thirty cases. Thursday
night they sent out several nurses and
were to-day receiving and considering ap-
pIcations. Some contributions of money
have come in and organization may be
said TO be thoroughly under way.
A dispatch from the Mayor OF Plaque:
maine to Howard, says: We are afflicted
with scourge OF yellow fever, new cases
occurring constantly. Our physicians have
more than they can do. We are sadly In
need OF help. Can you send US On exper-
fenced physician? .f.... ..
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petroleum. market.

PITTSBURGH, August 23.-PErRoLEuN-Qn
ct and lower; crude 81 1917 ut ParGcfs; n
fined 10I1c Philadelphia delivery. 3
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1ELkUW TENEn.
The Fearful Scourgs irresistible In
Its Progress.
The Death Rate Greatly Increased.
Negroes, Nurses and Physicians
Counted Among the Victims.
Calls for Help from Fever Districts.
Noble Responses from the Cities of
.... the North.
Calls for Help from Fever Districts
Philanthropy that Knows no Party
Relief for the Plague stricken clilea.

.
Sr. LOUIS, No., August 93.-7John Long,
late Collector OF this port, has sent check
to Mayor 0verstatz for $500, to be distrl-
butcd equally among the fever stricken
people OF Memphis, Nicksburg, Jackson,
Grenada and New Orleans. lpH H..r
The Hebrew Young Mems Literary As,
sociatiOn has raised about 81 800, anu
sent $3.50 each to the Howard Association
at Memphis, Nicksburg and Grenada. it
DIED IN QUARANTINE. ..1
NEW YoRx, August 2S.-8Iayor Ely this
morning received S2S2 in small slibscrip..
tions in aid OF the Southern sufferers oi
yellow fever.
Vim. Schaltz, yellow fever patient who
was removed TO the quarantine hospital,
died last night. Schaltz is supposed to
have contracted the disease while unload.
ing a cargo Of logwood last Saturday:
NEw ORLEANS, August 2S.-The deaths
include thirteen children, aged from one to
seven; also five aged from eleven to seven
teen years.
Y. A. Woodward, Commander Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, has succeed
ed in organizing u Relief Committee for
the purpose Of nursing and caring for any
comrade who should need their service
The following are the Committee VIM
Wright, A. J. Badger and ]. Fl. Wright
Contributions have been solicited from
comrades in other States, and the respon-
ses so far are quite encouraging. The com.
mittee so far have buried four comrades:
d. p. Blanchard, formerly State Register
of Voters, and lately Custom House
Clerk, died last evening OF congestion oil
the brain, superinduced by fever, after an
illness OF less than twelve hours. He was
buried at Chalmettc, to-day, by the Joseph
A. Mason Post OF the Grand Army OF the
Commissioner W. G. Lane, OF Illinois,
with fever; believed to be out OF danger.
iO.S. Hunsakor is out again.
T.V. Copeland, late Deputy Collector,
has light attack OF fever.
Naval Officer Lewis has been requested
by Collector Smith to cooperate with him
in the enforcement OF the rule against
smoking and drinking intoxicating liquors
in the Custom House during working
hours.
The following appeal is made by the
Young Mems Christian Association:
"Having organized into Relief Com
mittee, we will be pleased TO be made the
REGIMENTS OF contributions OF friends and
communities abroad, and our own fellow
citizens, for the relief OF the destitute sick
in our city. A prompt response to this
appeal will enable us to render efficient
aid in this time OF special sickness and des-
titution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

CHARLESTON, S, c., Aug. 23.-Jef Davis,
culoretl who WIS TO have been hung In
.Abbevilie to-day, for the murder Of an old
white man and -hlssister, named Frank
lin, has been rrspited mtil'the goth Of De-
rnnyhor ..--
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INCREASED DEATH RATE.

MEMPHIS, August 23.-Bronzc John holds
his own with distressing tenacity. There
was slight decrease in the number OF
cases, but an increase in deaths over yes
terday up to noon. The number Of new
cases reported up to noon is %, and for
the "a hours AZ deaths. To-day at noon
10, and for the "a hours Il.
Among tho dead reported to-day arc
John Rouse, John &. Forbes, freight
agent and Isaac ISaacs
At a meeting Of the Board OF Health
this morning they declared the fever epi.
demtic, and ordered allwho could do SO to
leave the city.
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s.,xFRlSrISco, Aug %. A Portland
dispatch says: Louis Joseph, connected
with the recent robbery OF a pawn broker
shop, was arrested to-day. lie Is boy 10
years Of age, he confessed participation.
The capture ofthe others is hourly expect
cd.
ESk& YoRE, August o3.-J. D. Otis, who
hts been an officer in tho, Exchange Place,
was arrested to-day, charged with dlspos.
sing Of the notes OF tho Bank Of Montreal,
stolen from the Assistant Receiver Gener.
ais office at Toronto.
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AZ NEW cAsEs-l0 DEATHS.

MEupIIIs, August 23.-Thcre Is little
change TO report tonight. The fever adds
to It's victims almost hourly, new cases
occurring for the past "a hours being IS
and deaths 10. Among the latter are John
A. ROuch and John c, Forbes. DB Fra
zer and Marble were taken down tonight.
The Howard and other relief organizations
report the sick doing well and many OF
them conyalescent. Owing 10 the action
OF the Board OF Health, this morning, de-
claring fever epidemic and advising all
to leave who could to do so, about 200 peo-
pie left the infected district today, most Of
them going to Camp Joe Williams,
A. D. Longstatf, Vice President, and j.
II. Smith, Secretary Of the Howard Asso-
citation, request all parties desirous Of
making donations for the benefit Of the
sick to forward direct to the Howard Asso-
citation Of Memphis, the receipt Of which
will he promptly acknowledged.
The following appeal Is made In behalf
Of the orphans:
To he Catholics Throughout he Country:
The scorge OF ,ellow fever is again upon
Memphis. Many will be left orphans.
ST. Peters Asvlum, in this city, Is already
ONtTDlIututus
needed Please send contributions to
Rev. J. A, Kelly, ST. Peters Church,
AN APPEAL FOR REIIEP.
Columns, ONO, August 93.--Wiliam
Cunningham, oi this city, Grand Master
OF Ohio Masons, has directed the Grand
Secretary to issue. an appeal 10 the 500
Lodges Of Ohio for help for the yellow fe-
vat- auffaraF1 .t.lsI. .... b..
Chicago, August 93.-Hon. Carter II.
Harrison donated 5000 for the fever suffer.
erH. NJ i- I'l''l.. .ss
suRwRsoRr, August 2S.-Dr. Davis, Of
this city, leaves for Vicksburg in the morn.
ing. He Is sent there By the Masonic fra.
ternity. Eight hundred dollars were sub
scribed for the fever sufferers. and the
committee is still At work. ,r '91 vi
NASHVILLE, August GA mass meet:
ing at Masonic Hall, tonight, appointed
committees In every ward 10 solicit con-
tributions in aid Of the yellow fever attlict-
ed communities, .y.
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Remaining 10 the Post ofce at Wheeling Ohio roan
", WA, Saturday; August 2ith, 1873 To OLtaitl
any Of the following, the applicant nIuSt ask Tor NJ
yertlsad letters, giving date Of list.
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T IsT OF LETTERS

Au2t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
BY UNIVERSAL accom-.

AYERS CATHART1c PILLS are the best of
all purgatives for family use. They are
the product OF long, laborious, and sue
cessful chemical. investigation, and their
extensive use, by Physicians in their prac-
tice, and by all civilized nations, proves
them the best and most effectual purgative
Pill that medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be
compared with them and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them,
when needed. They keep the system in
perfect order, end maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery oflife. Mild,
searching and effectual, they are specially
adapted to the needs. of the digestive ap.
paratus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure, if timely taken. they
are the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened cons titutions,
where a mild, but effectual, cathartlc is
required.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. If
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
YANkroS CIGAR MANDATORY.
To Cigar Dealers.

10 Cigar Dealers.
Every person in this city and territory is
invited 10 call and inspect the best and
largest stock Of cigars ever shown in this
territory, all manufactured in Yankton. l
am now ready to SUPPLY cvcrv dealer with
better goods IN the line Of cigars, than can
be brought here from anywhere outside. l,
ls to tue interest Of every smoker and deal
er to encourage home manufacturing, rs ali
places where manufacturing is IN operation
are prospering. 1t helps to keep the money.
which is paid out for the goods, in circula
ton at home. For cigars which are ship.
oed here from outside agents call on you
aad leave again with the money in their
pockets, or draw through the banks for 1t
md this is the last you see of it. l will
give you as good terms, and sell better
goods for the same money. My goods are
warranted to give satisfaction to the most
astidious. All smokers should see TO II,
that the bottom of the boxes haved brand
IN them. as l know what they want and
can ask for their money. l am bound to
furnish better cigars than any other factory
can produce.
Yours Respectfully,
+. uIRsHyElN.
Sign OF the Indian chief opposite post
office. P S. This is the only cigar factory
In Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23

Systems toned and renovated with Hostetter'a
Stomach bitters are most effectually defended
from disease. That supreme invigorant soon
overcomes that distressing fecblcness conse-
Quent upon ailments which tmpoverish the blood
and relax the muscles. Vigor, appetite. sleep
return to the wasted frame, and every physical
faculty gains greater activity through its benign
Influence. Nor Is this all, for the bittcrs have u
most genial and cheering effect upon the mind OF
the Respondent invalid, which Is the natural eli.
feet of the increased bodily vitality which they
produce. Nervous symptoms disappear in con
sequence of the use of this medicine, and the
evil consequences sure to result from u prema-
ture decay Of the physical energies are avcrted.
Dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheumatic ailments,
urinary and uterine Irregularities. malarial dis
eases, and many other discrGcrcd conditions of
the system, are remedicd by the Bittcrs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
THE RIVER.

The steamer Big Horn, Of the Coulsou
line, is due from above.
The steamer Peninah arrived yesterday
from above and went below.
The steamer Rosebud left Ysnkton this
morning for Pierre with a full load of pri.
vate freight,
The steamer N;obrara left Sioux City
Monday for Niobrara and reached Yankton
this afternoon.
The steamer General Terry is the only
b,at now at the landing. She will make
a trip early next week.
Dodd, Brown s. Co, of St. Louis, whose
failure was announced yesterday. are said
to be interested in the Peck line of steam.
ers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
PERSONAL

George Allen has gone east on a trip.
Capt. Dougherty returned ls.t nigh
from Sioux City.
Mrs. Charles Eiseman left for Council
b'utfs this morning on a visit.
Mike Miller. Of Sioux City beamed or
his fankton friends last right.
c. c. sperry, trader at Yankton agency
came in from the east last night.
James A. Danforth, Of Charles City, Iowa,
and owner Of considerable Yankton bushes.
property, arrived last night.
NJ. w. Kcnnard, of Omaha, of the
Missouri river stage line, arrived by last
nights train and went up country this
morning.
Charles A. Works, formerly clerk for
Major Pollock, arrived last night from
Standing Rock and left this morning for
his home 10 Illinois.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Me" Who Arc Up for Oace In yar,e,,s
Portions OF the Territory.

VIC" VINO Arc Up for O0ce In yariN.S
Portions Of the Territory,
LAWRENCE COUNTY
Republican-For commissioners w +.
sackett, w. R. Jones, A. ]. knight: for
sheriff. Seth Bullock for register, G. B.
Moulton; for treasurer, James Carney; for
probate judge, J. v. ofenb.cher; for asses.
sor, John Lawrence; for superintendent of
instruction, Dolph Edwards /; for surveyor.
Henry Rohleder; for coroner, A. c Cline.
Democratic-For commissioners, Frank
Abt, &C. Higbee, Richard King; for reg
lister, Chas. H. McKinnis; for sheriff, John
Manning; for assessor, G. F. Ingram; for
Judge Of probate, j. r. Fraser; for treasu-
rer, Robert Neill, for suveyor, R. H. Kello;
Tor superintendent Of instruction, c. B.
bruch for corner, DR., Huntley.
BuLElGH COUNTY.
Republication commissioners, Joseph
fennell, J.. A. Fields, Alexander Cameron +.
for sheriff, Alex. Mckenzie: for treasurer,
y. ii. Fairchild; for register, c. w. Frude;
Tor assessor, II. G. Coykendall ; for coroner,
Dr. Il. Il. Porter; for judge of probate, F.
j.. Call for superintendent Of schools, G.
P. Flannery.
Democratic-For county commissioners,
John Iegen, JOS. Hare, Frank Donnelly
for sheriff, Alex. Mckenzie; for treasurer,
w. B. Watson for register of deeds, John
ID. Richards; for superintendent Of schools,
J. 4. Wetherby; for surveyor, Charles
Thompson for assessor, Patrick Malloy
for Judge of probate, E. N. Corey for coro-
ner, H, r. Porter.
MOODY COUNTY.
Republican = For commissioner, John
Larson for treasurer, Marshall Morse; for
register, Us. N~ettenberg; for sheriff, T. c.
LOOMS; for assessor, C. H. Rorebeck; for
superintendent of schools, Manlius Roger
for probate Judge, B. F. Wright for survey.
or, Joseph Otis; for coroner, Joseph Bebb
TURNER COUNTY.
Dsmocratic-For county commissioner
John Wright; for register, C. NJ. Pier; fol
sheriff, E. w. Shreve; for assessor, Chr
Fredericton for treasurer, John Beebe
for probate judge, J. o. Broadi for school
superintendent, j. H. Newly for surveyor
Joseph Allen.
DEUEL. coUNY.
Republication commissioners, H. H
Herrick, George Cogswell, B. J. Cochrane
for sheriff, D. N. Lake for treasurer, -
Larson; for register, DR.. Stanley for Judge
Of probate, G. w. Bartlett; for assessor, NJ
G. Cobb; for school superintendent, c. R
Wescott; surveyor, w. H. Donaldson.