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Eaton Branch, OF Lawrence, has voted at
every town meeting for forty -one years. He
has been resident OF Lawrence during all that
time.
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Thos. Brownbridge is proprietor of the De-
catur livery stable, formerly owned by A. d.
Scott
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VI the several remedies which are prescribed
Ior the healing of Cuts, Wounds, Bruises
Burns, Scalds, Tcothache, Headache. D,nb-
liberia and Sore Throat none come up to stand
ard OF Lawson's Curative" 1t has stood the
test of years. ''''O '"o
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,Duncombe Stearns IL Co. have Just received
full stock of Spring Styles Wall Paper, Win.
dow Shades and Borders. Call and see them
They offer special Inducements. 1854
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Marshall Roe arrived in town last Wednes-
day night on a visit to friends.
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The undersigned will sell her house. piano.
horse, phaeton, cow, household furnsure. etc.
ilSo MRS. j. T.. FREKMAN
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Portraits in water colors done by Miss Lydia
Hunt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rooms at j..
j. Woodman's
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The belIigerent tenc. enoiss OF the human race
Is ever manifesting itself in outbreaks, rsvolts
and wars, notwithstanding the humanitarian
teachings and influences OF tbs Peace Society "
The beilgerent disposition is encouraged and
fostered by agricultural grangers who have &C
cumulated large surplus of farina producing
material with view to increasing their store
OF filthy lucre out OF any rise that may occur
because OF = state Of existing hostilities.
We have had of late a good deal of news
paper war-talk and the peace and quietude of
the neghborhood may at any time be broken
up by an outbreak that will be more or less
sanguinary and devastating. As is usual 40
IN this case, the whole war feeling grows out
OF matter that many good -natured phlec-
matte and jolly souls will regard as rather
small to make great fuss over. Be that AZ il
may, thunder has been brewing for some time
past with occasional mutterings, and we NAV
all hear crash that shall reverberate over this
entire bailwick, with detonations sbarp and
angry
|
" Buff OF the Republican, pulled IN his paper
what be supposed to be q large sized hens egg.
. Bob, of the Advertiser, went over INFO a
town and procured a large one
md forthwith commenced Growing over Buff,
The latter, vexed and red, started out and saw
Bob's and one better and thereupon set mn
cock-a-doo doc e-do over Bob that was
lirectly heard 10 some of the neighboripe
owns. ,
when Bob heard the sound he too grew a
athy and vowed that he would knock Buff's /, /
go higher than "Glderoy's Kite" and having v
,ade arrangements with the Narrow Gauge to
uild platform truck on which to TRANSPORT '
nl grown car over the velocipede track. started =
ut in pursuit of a Roc's egg. When Buff. r
card of thir, he was distinctly heard to say. b
by Cripes this things got to stop or III 60 T
YER and give Bob ID of a thrashing., He b
len went into the back yard and commenced "
racncing with ninety pound dumb BELLS Fl
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HOUSE & LOT FOR. SALE

The subscriber offers his house and lot for
saie-Cheap for Cash. House is roomv. we'll
guiit, In good repair, and Is pleasantly situated.
10 any person wishing a desrble residence I
offer a rare bargain.
GRANT W. FUTILE.
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QUERY; why will men smoke common To-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros. Seal
of North Carolina, at the same price ?"
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Johnston's Sarsaparrila, advertised in anoth-
or place, 10 Tor sale exclusively by Duncombe,
Stsarns d Co., Druggists. Paw Paw, Mich.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership for the transaction OF a general
merchandise business, under the firm name or
A. SHERMAN,
+. e. AVERY.
Particulars next week.
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Robert sellick and family have returned.
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pure strain of Light Brahmas for 50 per
pair by Il. A. MURDOCH.
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But few people know what everybody should
know-that Carter's Compound Extract of
cures every pain. Don't you For
get IL. For sale by Geo. W. Lopgwsli & 20.
11946m
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FOR SALE.
Machine & Repair ShOp

Machine & Repair Shop!
Paw Paw, MrcH
We manufacture and repair everything in the
Iron and Wood Working Ma.
chinery,
Agricultural Implements, Wheelbarrows, etc.
at prices to suit the times.
SAW CUMMING on the shortest notice. and
the work guaranteed
BENT STUFF, Bob Crooks, Thills, Poles,
and whatever else Is wanted,
LANDPHERE COMPANY.
rs-Givs US call. 1893
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Hills Compound Extract OF Buchu Advertised
IN another place in this paper is sold exclusive.
~ by Duncombe, Stearns d Co.
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All citizens OF Paw Paw and vicinity. who
are IN favor OF an honest Financial policy, and
opposed to an irredesmabe paper currency
are requested to meet at the Conrt House in
raw Paw, on Wednesday evening, April 18th.
a. clock T. NJ, to adopt such measures az
snail be deemed best for forming an organiza-
tom to aid in securing stability in the standard
OF value and uniformity in the circulating
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The eopartnership heretofore existing under
the hrm name Of Sherman 4 Sellick is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All business
pertaining to the firm, Will be settled by Alonzo
old stand.
Dated March 5th, 1878. 1883
ALONZO SHERMAN,
ROB'T SELLICK.
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OF value and uniformity in the cireulati
medium OF exchange
hirke W. Noyss, Chas. W. Ward,
F. E. Stevens. LIE Row Dibble
Geo. W. Longwell. ON. Hilton
w. H. HAWKINS, Chandler Richards,
u. j. Hudson. Thos. b. Irwin,
WI. Seilick, c. A. Harrison,
T. Smith, John Knowles,
Geo. NJ. HARRISON, A. Van Auken
j. M. Longwsll, J. Andrews.
.. W. Duncombe, L. c. Woodman,
II. s. Williams. st. CONWAY
BENZ. F. Heckert, C.BP Palmer
NJ. U. Richardson, "a. Nash.
4. A. blackman. VIM. C. Msckeilar,
samuel Ellis, o. W. Rowland.
Emory o. Briggs, Geo. 8. Baker.
WIN. Wiley, +. d. Msther
a. sherman, n. b. Green,
NJ. r. Allen, Z. +. Allen.
G. w. Rooms. E.A Park
G. Lich FIG. Hudson.
Il. y. Beebe, E. B. Dunning.
WIN. ID. Glidden, Charles Hopping.
Henry W. McCabe, Ar. Wildey
Jay l.. RANDALL j. r. Bangs.
L. G. Butler, b. G. Sheldon.
ii. Mather. G. H. Butler.
T. N iced VIM. II. Adriance.
James Clancy. L. A. Fitch.
A. ). Mills, N. Thomas.
G. K. Cookbook, ID. 8. Ollie
Asa g hidder, Orrin Sisson,
A. W. Nash, Nv. Willard
d. m. Barker, W. b. Hathaway.
VIM. Z. Hunt. VII. Randall
!. +. Common o. j. Butler
A. G. Glidden. C. V. Burdick.
J. G. Fuller. J.H. Woodmap
W. W. Crandall, G. B. Chaplin,
w. w. Hodge. Myrop Hoskins,
T. b. Adams. Z. W. whipple.
). W. Fisk, A. B. G. Whlpple,
John Ihling, Samuel ConsaIus.
Inos. Weich, James A. Leeeh,
j. ID. Prater s. II. Blackman,
II. ;. Harris, Harmon Crane,
J. q. Sage, N ID. Richardson,
E. NJ Manning Samuel Holmes.
ID. Palmer, g. E. Chappell.
Graham, John T. Clapp,
Il. @. Logan, Dewitt G. Smith.
J. E. Hutchins, Geo. w. Matthews.
Henry Wilson. Anderson C. Webb.
I. n. Park, Edison Woodmap,
J. ii. Darling, James M. Crane.
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we'll q Co. -o-e
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JnraI Department.

Mrs. Elvira Hendrick is home again.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
MR.. HAYES ii EssA6E,

NJ
We give rs much 1t the annual Message
as we have spare room for enough however
TO exclude abont everything else. What
We give is sufficient TO show the .animas Of
the de facto President towards the South
and on ias negro question. Ills soIic'>
tude to,sseafe the purity Of the ballot will
strike every one as rsnHrkahie. and d-of.sie.
ni6cant application 10 himself ,iorl . strict
enforcement Of bis principles would place
him. Mv in the attitude Of spectator II
national affairs .nsiead If being the head d
the government Ills auxieties iq ferre, ont
the ouuages alleged to have been comu' I.
ted iupoG negro voters 10 the S"uih beiray,
a dense partizanship imperyious TO reason
and fairness, t i impossible for him Ia
c,'nceiys that the negro will ever be compe'
tent 70 think or act for himself; atd there
fnre every failure to act with the Repuhli'
caa party is accepted as prima facie eyi'
dence Of violence or Intimidation Mr.
Hayes, ike, III his party. conceiyes that ne; ne
gro suffrage was device exclusively for th'
bcasft Of the Radicals. 10 fact. il Was
Bs the negro. made q free man, i MOI al
wsys willing to be treated as a toliismau.
The negro vote Is . weapon that rrcoil
upon lis inventors. ltwas one made agains
the protest Of the South. But il, cuntrar.
to intention, it a Ids 10 the strength Of th'
South 10 Congress and in the electoral vote
the South will not be the FIRST to ask th'
abrogaiion o. the suffrage TO the negrn. 81
far as injustice to minori,ies Is concerned
Mr.. Hayes might look nearer home. M,
find whole States. where Democrats bappe,
TO be In small minoriiies wholly wi.hou
representation. Aud he might ais ind /
connection With sno,Le, complaint IN hi
message. that the amount Of bull DOING !
New York and Massachusetts, is enough I
excite his righteous indignation to the ez
tent Of demanding investigation there. Bu
then, those are only white men; aud tha
makes ali the difference in iLe world.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
THE WHIPPING posi-.

Friend Lilies Of the Pee Dee HeulJ
whose head is always level on public mes.
sares. drives the Whipping Post question.
In bis last issue be says: .a. @st $
Why not be getting up petition to The
Legislature for the restoration Uf tie whip.
ping posts We think the honest people q
Anson are almost unanimously in favor d
n; and We think they are the Ones who's.
wishes should be first respected.
We incline to the opir lcn that publi'
seRiinent has undergone a radical chang
N regard to public punishment. The ne.
erssify for some prompt and publie stigmi
upon the iunumerable horde Of petty often
ders cones home to every bOGs and th
whipping post meets more demands tha,
shy other mode u punishment. The pen
alties now prescribed by Law are too cum
brOus, spd too expensive 10 their spp.iea
tiOn to be always imposed. The guilt, e,
csfe because the punishment is felt to b
dispropOrtioned to the crime and it ,eenI
absurd 10 invoke al the terror % Of th
Peniteutisry to arPIy remedy whie
sonld be found IN BE ..short metre" I
The whipping post. At present. il lOOI
to- much
u. .ar4Es. s.
like Ocean into tempest tossed.
To wsft festber or TO drown fy
Give back the whipping post. ".hor
sharp aud decisive @' - s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
TIE TOBACCO TAX

We ask attention 10 the msmorial on the
krst page Of this issue IRON eeTtsin tobacco
plsn:srs in Loalsa County Va. Which we
take from the Riehmobd Dessde1. Il is
30 sppeal 10 which we believe al will join.
everywhere IN the tobacco region. There
b some reason 20 believe il,at the strenuous
opposition made 70 ihs bill Lefyse Cvpgrrs.
last session ssking far reductions Of the isI
will nov be wilhdrawn. Il eame from the
large manufacturers Of he North snd "a.
purely selfish. l.orillard Tor instance. had
. large number of untitled contracts 90
hand. snd found the reduction then would
hurt him. lie h nov willing 10 ask foi
u. @ ~+@
The Marquis Of Lorne. sbo is the neu
Governor d ID. Dominion of Canada. ant
bic wife Who is dsugh,er Of Queen Veto
rin. have arrived st iheir destination. Th'
loyal Cansdisns are overwhelmed. ss Il ]
the hrst time they have hsda snifF Of royA
blcod. shOddy Ne~ York ishesrIy as muel
sIeiied ~ the Domiaioa. ..z5
s@4#4&@~
Hear brother Lilies on our bobby-ih
prepayment Of soll tsx ~ = pre.reqaisi,
Tor voting: @ta@r
lfno mso we're allowed 10 vote until b
could producs his poll ter receipt. seventy
i've thousand dollars. at least. would .
once lie sdded 10 the snnUal edscationa
fund q North Carolina and Instead 9th
preseni srtensise snd useless farce. Con
man srharl sysiem could be i,aagnrSled
rrednsbIe 10 the State and lensicial 70 Lc
ciiizens.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

The Right Rsr. .Jrcph y - Wilmer
Bisa, p ~ I.Oniriana. died .addenl, IN bin
leom in he s.. Charles Il.isl. New 0r-
leans frDn stroke ~ sp"rlsxy. lie wa
u native ~ Maryland. ani s'x'v Eve fsHu
ofsge AZ one liBc he was rector uf 81
James t'bnrek. Wilmington 1.#s.ss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

II Is to b, h.pe.l ihit Ccmsres, will tara
= very deal ear 10 The ni,dr-t rp,Inest u Mr..
Hayes, 10 rrpe j that sctinn Il the bill
passed u the ! = ..s.nn furbiddiag the nse
Of the army rs Police f"rce That cnaei.
meni was hnile put upnn the p'wrr d
the adm,ni,iIat ou which eieciaaliy r.
strained its nmhiiE,us pnrro-e to ride the
South. u ser shows his animp. in BIZ
Message 10 do sgain. IL he had tho POKER.
exactly what &. ngrr,- raDcludcl be eughI
not 10 e ALLOW cI :" DO. . ~..st t.5-.-.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
n. n. sTHarTos o. roUTos ruI. .. i. HorsIss.
n. III. STRATT0N d co.
\ CoaHlssIosM hHei'AsfS'
1874 Cary Street.
.... RICHMOND, III.


sONsIuNMENTs Of III kibd. n pro,Iuce aud
" Mrrcllanii~ solicited Grain lsag. furnish.
rd gu spIltrailOp, ~ usual terms.
fd- AZ hi.ins.s entrusted 10 ~ slali receIte
pfginld attention.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

- nErERgSCEs:
Ex. Gov. . q Kelnper. lien Inln Eeh,i.. s,,.
tnn, Va. klehinond banking aud Ins aia,. n X
kilynn, slrl rlniohd. Va, u ~ IIari,iw. salem.
ten q Finld, AitDrBry ten. Va. j II Eyan.
sllrin. Va Jnhn Gardiner thrlsgllnslaIrg. IA.
y pnnlap nHhliH, Va, n 10 siraitan. ii.
IUoIJvntsillt, va. f,l,t. M JC,n'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

Our readers wIIl pardon ~ for 20 little
editorial and gcnets. news matieI ibi'
week. They will see Why. 5#@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

B.P. More .eft by his will $1,000. 10
the University ~ North gsmlins. aud
$1,000 II the Grand I.ojge u North Caro-.
lima. @~ z.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

The northern radicals are paving the way
10 take the suffrage from the negro. They
nOw silrge that the negroes IN scaIb faro.
lima will call Convention 10 petition Con.
sre.s TO take away that right on the ground
Ina, they ale 20 grirsou.ly bindered Ia Tie
exercis, of il. that they would better "a
sithpui Il. This is Ill stuH. The nrgn
rrjy, the Lsllnt a. much as he does his
lreed"m. The tranbls is. that be begins
10 vote y. suits him. Tut not As suits BIZ
new masters. Tie Old game ad m,nufae-
turing public opini'n y r"nrinur'i ; aud 4
ter while The Nunhs,n mind w,l! lie per
.ua,led that The negro iors MT want 'h'
bslId. and then the move vii be N de q
take itaway from him; and Then the N"nl
will get back is lott poser IN CV"grrs
But will :ley? e. -.---
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

. The Amnesty surP,~ed 4, have offered Is.
violators 0 I the Rcunue laws in North Co.
rolina. the hen, lit uf which was 10 have
beeL enjoyed by indicted parties at the Ptes.
cut .rrm Of ihe Federal Court was .reren.,
torily withjrawn Ly U. 5. Attorney Gen
eral Devess. who sent anfangry telegram y
the Officials of il.at rourt informing then,
that the purpose of the Department had
been misanders ond. and Tint prosecution
must be pushed 70 conviction.
Thi. harm"n1xs WITH :!le purpose Of th.
radical party aud the Administration 70 ir-
riiate the Soaih ss much as ps~sible. II
the e::eciions in the S"u'h had resulted
agreeably to that parry. ar IL that Pr''niise
# amnesty. offered BY !, as bait. had been
.wallosrd. aud there had been . large rs-
deal maturity. then the ,,oors Il forgive
ne>s would have Leen ihr"an vide npcn
Now, they are summed in The face Of u.
fepders with petulau, disappointment. 49,
Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-15
SUNDAY. SEPT. IS, 1873.
Senator Coke's Appointments to
Speak.

Hamilton, Saturday, Sept. 21st.
Comanclie, sMonday, Sept. Esd.
Stcphensville, Wednesday, Sep. %
Grsnbury, Friday, Sept. 9th.
Weatherford, Saturday, Sept. 28th
Cieburne, Monday, Sept. 30th.
Hillsboro, Wednesday, Oct. I'd.
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Form the basis ct many OF the Aguc RENEE
dIesln the market, and are the last resort of
Physicians and people who know no better
medicine to employ, for this distressing COM
plalnt. The effects Of either OF these drugs
are destructive to the system, producing head
ache, Intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness,
ringing OF the ears, and depression of the con-
stitutional health. AYER's AeuE CuRE is q
vegetable discovery, containing neither qul-
nine, arsenic, nor any deleterious ingredient,
and is an infalIible and rapid cure for every
form OF Fever and Ague. Its effects are per-
manent ond certain, and no injury can result
from Its use. Besides being a positive cure
for Fever and Ague In all Its forms, IL is also
a superior remedy for Liver Complaint. IL Is
an excellent tonic aud preventative, as well as
cure, OF all complaints. II acts directly on
the Liver and hillary apparatus, thus stimula-
ting the system TO vigorous, healthy condi-
ton.
For sale by all dealers. sep9-lw
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DISTRESSING SCENES.


A Memphis refugee said to re-
porter of the Chicago Times: ~
a tell YOU there are some awful
sights in Memphis just now. There
are only about $500 people there, and
something like 1900 of them are down.
You know the societies have so much
to do that they can'thunt every case.
People who want assistance have to
apply to some one Of the agencies for
it, and there is so much ground to be
covered that very often the patient is
dead before the doctor can get there.
Last week, when DIR. Abercrombie
was taken, made an application at
10 o'clock In the morning and could
not get physician nEtil 8 in the
afternoon. A doctor will go out in
the morning with enough cases on
his list to keep him busy all day, so
he has to refuse all appeals. have
seen a doctor with women and chill
| dren on their knees begging him TO
come TO their husbands and fathers
and mothers-some of them trying
to drag him In. When you go into
some of the houses you see horrible
sights. I'll never forget one place on
Jefferson street. The whole family,
father, mother and seven children,
all were in one room. The father
was dead, and his body hung across
| the bed with his head hanging down
and the black vomit scattered all
over the bed and the room. The
mother was dying, and the horrible
black vomit-it looks like coffee
grounds-was running out OF her
mouth, into the face and breast of one
OF the children that lay on the floor
by the bed. Ugh! it makes ME sick
to think Of it.
a""All the children but one were
down with the fever, and they rolled
around ON the floor and screamed and
groaned so, 1t seemed as if hell had
been moved up on earth. .-t.,. s,.s,..
"All of them that die don't have
the black vomit.
"There is no telling the amount OF
suffering there is there Many man
has been taken while away from
home, and the poor. fellow has crawl
Ell into some hole, where his body has
been found days after, twisted out OF
all shape, and found only by the hor-
rible smell of the decaying flesh. A
number of houses have been broken
into, and whole families have been
found with the bodies falling to
pieces.
"One of the most horrible things
that occurred there was at the death
of Mrs. Zonane. She lived ON JEFF
ferson street. The doctor who at
tended her didn't LET her family know
hat II was the yellow fever until
just before she died. Then he told
them, aud the five children-raDging
from ten 10 twenty years old-came
to say goodbye. She had the black
vomit, and they were told they had
better not kiss her, but they did, and
as they came up le after the other
and gave her the last kiss on earth.
their lips were stained with that hor-
rible stream of death. And, what is
almost miraculous, none Of them
have caught the fever yet.
"rhere is one physician whose
name will go down TO future genera
lions with Judas Iscariot. He ran
away. leaving his wife and children
there TO die, while he telegraphed to
DIR. Mitchell from away of in
Brownsville to take care of them. II
wouldn't be safe for him TO go back
to Memphis just ROW. Ibelieve they
would tar and feather him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-15
Enoourarem.nt For the reebio.

so long as the failing embers Of vitality are
capable Of being rc-klndlcd into warm and
genial glow, just so long thereis hope for the
weak and cmacIated Invalid. Let him not,
therefore, dcspond, but derive encouragement
from this and from the further fact that there
Is restorative most potent In renewing the
dilapidated powers Of broken down system.
YES, thanks TO Its unesnnpled tonic virtues,
1t0stettcr's stomach Bittcrs " daily reviying
strength In the bodies and hope 10 the minds
OF the feeble and nervous. Appetite, refresh-
Ing sleep, the acquisition OF flesh and color +,
are blessings attendant upon the reparative
processes which this priceless Inyigorant
speedily initiates and carries to n successful
conclusion. Digestion Is restored, the blood
fertilizcd aud sustenance afforded to each life
sustaining organ by the Bltters, which Ia ill.,
offensive even 10 the feminine palate, ycgeta-
1t, and regain yigor. F selodwlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-15

Vermont sends three representa-
tives to congress. The following
summary Of the recent election will
contain comfort to our greenback
friends. We should have been glad
70 report the democratic nominee
elected but we must give the news.
The Third Congressional District
OF Vermont has hitherto been sure
Tor from seven to eight thousand ma
jority. AT the recent election IL fell
considerably behind the old figures.
The Republican candidate for Con.
gress was defeated. Barlow. who
bolted the Republican Convention
AID accepted nomination at The
hands Of the GreenbacKcrs, has
beaten the regular Republican nom.
inee some 5000, and lacks only a few
votes Of having majority over boil
Republican and Democratic caudi
dates combined. AS II requires n
tho rrofao ouat A.. u. J..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-15
Hon. R. Q. Mills Appointments

Mexia, Monday, September is.
Marquee, Wednesday, Sept. 1S.
Madisonville,, Friday, Sept. 20.
Midway, Saturday, Sept. I'll.
Hampstead. Tuesday, Sept. "a.
New Waverly, Thursday, Sept. &c.
Huntsville, Saturday, Sept. 2S.
Willis, Monday, Sept. 80.
Montgomery, Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Cold Springs, Friday, Oct. 4.
Richmond, Monday, Oct. z.
Kosse, Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Groesbeck, Friday, Oct. IL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-15

Mr.. Eugene Hale viii not go to
Congress from the Fifth Maine dis
trict this year. His place will be
filled by Thompson Murch, a green
back Democrat.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-15

In the Fifth Maine district three
tickets were in the field-IIale, Re
publican Martin, hard-money Dem
ocrat, and Murch, grecnback Demo-
crat. The election of the latter over
the other two is significant indica-
ton of the setting tide.