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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-22
CLAYsVILLE CHIPS

Mr.. Sam Hsrsher, who has formerly
resided near Cannonsburgh, Pa, has pur-
chased the milk farm Of L. L. Whitley,
on the HempteId railroad, and will run
it ~ milkery to furnish Wheeling with
milk. The farm contains 200 scres, AID
sold for $4,000.
Samuel Kelly, vel known As road
commissioner, in jumping from the tram
yesterday morning st Clsysville, fell.
striking MS face on the ground, thereby
skInnIug his countenance pretty badly,
and otherwise injuring himself.
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WAsHTssroS, March - A NJ
For The Tsanessee and Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy zexthsr. cold norm
vser1ug A. west stations 70 Esrnsr south
est winds, a1d stationary or higasr
pressure
For n Lakss, parity clOaty weather
cold north shifting 70 warner EoGiaeasi
winds, and risinz, followed by stztiOzAry
or falling barometer.
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Riot In Ottswa-

OTTAWA, March 2l.-Whfs tho Rev.
M. Poet French nissIOpsry. wss sd
dressing his congregation lsst svsaisg u
Hall, be vas frequently Interrupted BY
mali intoxicated 81. one Oi whom va<
Sn Alderman. A. the eorciusion Of The
~srs attacked BY The mob and psIlsd
with stones. Rev. Ar. Pee. vn -.
eoTtsd home BY one sundrsd Orsngsnan
-t9f ~ we're thrown st them, bat araas
.o-cs Of police coming apoa ias seems,
4 rot wa prevented.
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Dar,moutn College Troubles.

HANOVER, Y. h, March 2l.-Char!es
VI. Cooke, the ringleater in the recent
hazing, held in default of sl,N0 bail,
escaped from custody lss, evening. Presi-
den Bartlett offers one hundred dollars
for the rearrest Of Cooke, and like sum
for Isaac q. Burrsll, who aed Monday
evening.
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A Full History Of the Case from our
Rurton Correspondent.
Correspondence Of the Register.
p-,- Wr--vr CO Marc

Busroy. WErzEL Co, March 81
I reAehed the scene OF the BAKER
Church massacre. arriving at P. N. A
larre number of people had collected,
and were divided into groups, discusslnS
the details of tue dendish, hell-deservIng
acts A thrill OF horror hs passed
through sll and men ask, with oaltsd
breath, What will the next move De!
They wait with clenched teeth, to hear
borne upon any breeze the cry for help
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Csmprsniss villa the q. q o.. R.sI.
road

ASyAPoL4 AD. March 2I.-Ths
House Of Representatives paused =
con nproruis4 bill b@twsen The State aud
tas b. x q z silrosd Cc n osny in rsgssd
% tie esyita.ion taI On the Wshingson
5rsEcs, ssd the Liability Of the rosd ~
,aIstign. The ball previously passed :hs
S@ ate, ard ,Esig the Governor sp-
proy.L Il vii terminate .ns ,osz con.
tinusd ditsreness 5etssea tha S.s.s and
the B & 0. Railroad Company.
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The Ffsnertes Award.

LONDON, March 2l.-The Fstes edi-
torial on the fisheries award, lays: The
reckless language Of Blaine asd General
Butler Is not only throwing discredit on
the country, but damaging the system Of
settling the International disputes oy
arbitration
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DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEv YORK, March 2l.-Dry Goods
There is fair and steady movement
in cotton goods. Prints steady. Foreign
goods in moderate demand.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YoRK, March al Cotton
SLesdy at l0sGllc. Flour-Heavy; re-.
ceIpts 1880 barrels; No. 81 5Ol
3 IS; superdne western and state
81 25G14 rs; common 20 good 81 -kA
) W; good 70 choice IS O5dj So; fancy
Sc 55Ca,T 10; white wheat extra t5 sOC9
8 50; extra ONO 81 sOCg6 7j st. LOUIS
"a 85G17 IS; MlnHes0la patent process
So 4OCgs Is. Rye Flour-Quiet and I'M
changed. Corn hesl-QIiet; western
& 5OCg2 80. Wheat Receipts $1,000
bushels; limited export and city milling
demand; ungraded spring 81 GOAL 23
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 70; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 23Cdl "A; No. l spring 81 30;
No. = red winter 81 32Hl "a. Rye
Dull; western 7IGg72c. Bariey-Quis,
and steady; ungradsd Cansta so. Malt
-Quet but steady COrn-ln good de-
mand; receipts lO6, 600 bushels; qngraded
western mixed 45G52c; steam miIsd
j4C; No. 2 524(d65c; steam white 54c
O4ts-Recsipts 5000 bushels; western
mixed 3OGG3jC; white western 56tg39C.
Hay-Unchanged. Hops-Qust And un-
changed CCtfse-Siesfy anu unchanged
Sugar-Steady; far - good refining la
7Sc; prime 7tc refined steady and uu-
changed. Moiasses-NsS Orleans 22(1
SOC; Porto Rico 3OG45c z Rce-QUsl
and unchan ged. Pslro eum-QIjeL and
d-m; crude 7tc; refined u e. IA,iow-
Unchanged. HOsin-Firm a. 5CGgG5c.
TarpeutIne-Flrma a. Sic. Eggs-SJeatyi
.resn western l04(9Ilc PDrk-Duil and
heavy a. $40 OO69l0 Is. Beet-Quist;
western .org clear mIdG.es quiet 81 81.
Lard-Prme steam heavy a. s. 35Cg
10. Butter-OId EestsrH T(D2Oc. Cheese
Heavy a. 5CslZ+c. WhIsky-stsAdy
a. 81 07!.
Cineinuati-
LTsC1SsATr, march 2l.-COttOn -
Quiet at IOfc. Flour Dull sad IN
cnan ged. WhsAt - Demand iair and
market arn: red 81 lDCgl Is. Corn
In coed demand snd prices shade
higher a. 4OiGI42c. Oats-Dsmand far
And market drin a. Z9tay3Ic. Rys-Quist
81 5OCa62c. Bsrley-D4Il AGd sHchAng-
ed. PorK-Tn good censn1 =. $40 %
asked. Lard-In fair dsmsrt; current
make $: g. 10; kettle g. 57rs7 20. baik
Meaa-Du.l, shoulders ss 20, short
clear IS ~. Bacon Dali 5, 81 ja)la5 Sj
Ga.6 90. WhhkT-Dqii II 81 e2 But
Lsr-EAsier ard not qGgtsoiy over.
Lirseed Oll-Q1Ist ;, 51c
PnIIadsIDHia.
PHILADELPHIA, March Zl.-g.Sqr-
Steady and unchanged. NaeAi-DgiE
nnoer 81 3Lia.I s5i rod 81 ZStaI 81;
white ST. IS a. b. CSrn-Du.F yellow
$50; mixed 52(a,53ic rP0t aEd seller
March; 53Sc seller Apr1l AID Nay.
Oas-DUli, Ehits western 8Sfg37c; ssAt-
gr1 mixed 5GI13+c. Eys-C scassgod-
Dull P0rk-Ai l0!lz IDc
Beef-Ind.a nsss 24NDl5c. Esms-AI
s+,69c. LArt-Stszcy; city kst:!s ia
Zee. Butts.-Q1iet sad 1rchAsged
Cnesse-ChOios uesIsru l2tf9I2c- Egg
-DuIi; western IOc. Ps.r0ieun-Dgl
ard GuehAagsd- Whsky-S:rong; zsat-
sra g. o.
ToLxDo. March 2L--WheAi-Duii;
No. waite Michigan 81 IS; eIirs
waite Mienig.o 81 g ssd; amber Michi-
Ean seller April g. "a; seller March
sl z45: No. red winter spot 81 q :;
seller Nay 81 zIs; Ma. 8 red 81 II; -
Isc.sd VI sbaEh 81 o. COru-Duil; hign
rniEsd 44te; Va. : spot 45sc; seller Nay
45sc; rsjsctst 4Ite damaged s6e. Oar1
| DILL. AichigAn ls@c
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Ias.r.a,i...I wsrnf.< u...s.

LoSDos, March 2I.-At 1l50 o'clock
to-day OLesry, tue American consstsns
ia the intsrnatiOnal walking match hsd
completed 31a miles. Brown 20 sad
Harry Ysughn 5o2-
LosDos, March 2i.-At mitnigtt
o'LeaTy nad walked 81 miles. V.Ggbsn
$50 knd Brown 55T.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
nARKETs BYrELE APR.
Gold Closed at I0Iis-Governmen
Firtn-Fi0ur Heavy - wheat
Actiye-Hogs Stronger.
FINANCE.

NEW York, March 2l.-Money-Easy
st I4{dg5 per cent, closing ST ! per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4(G6 per cent.
Customs receipts SSs0,O00. The Assis-
tant Treasurer dsbursed 1857 coo.
Clesrings Sl2,OOO,OOO. Sterling steady (;
long 4S7; short 4S9.
GoLD-Opened and closed st lOl :,
with sales during the day st lOI. Car.
rying rates sGs4t per cent
SILvER-AE London st 81 S.l6 pence;
here, silver bars l20, greenbacSs; lis,
gold; silver coin .C9l per cent discount.
GoVERHAEyTs-Firm
United states IS OF Isei, coupons........--lo6' I.
Ftve-twen ties. so5l =
Flve-twenties, 1857
FTe-twenties, tleoS) 8
New r-and-one-na Ais. -
New IOl =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ren-FOrty Coupons...--. no
Currency SiEea.-.-----.----- IlS9
RAILROAD BoSDs-Str0lg.
STATE BONDS Dull.
SToCKS-Irregular except for coal
shares which we're strong advancing, 3
per cent for Morris y Essex, Il Ter
Delewsre and Lsckawanna and / for
Delaware and Hudson. Alter one
o'clock tAers was = reaction n these
shares of tl6E per cent. TIE general
list fell of / - per cent. ~ tue open
ing, and after recovering again became
hesvy and touched the lOwest prices.
After the second cal, the principal sctiVi-
ty WAS in Lake Shore, which tell uEter
large sales from $50 70 SAT and rallied 70
655, and still later touched $50. The
western shares generally weakened some
what IN sympathy with tno :sll IN Lake
Shore, but 4 recovery was soon
made, and prices assumed an upward
tendency the market closing strong az a
rise Of TO | per cent from the lowest
agures. Erie sold Up from lOs TO liz,
aud closed st III. The Northwest stocks
were well supported, AMI continued
the favorites OF the spectators. The re-
action during the afternoon WAS caused
By some sales 10 realize and an effort
OF operators believed 20 be the Twenty
Third street party 20 make turn IN
the market. The transactions aggre-
gated 81, 600 shares, 2 400 Of which were
New York Central, 5000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore. 1900 Northwestern COM
mon, J, 800 Rhode Island, 10000 It. Paul
2,40e preferred, 4TOO0 Lacka-
wanna, 5000 Delaware and HUDSON, g.
600 Morris and Essex, 5000 Michigan
Central, 2.4O0 Pacific Mail and ZOO
W estera L MON.
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NEw YORK, March N--Arrivet-
Steamers victoria, from Glsgowi hsvs
da, from Liverpool.
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HIDR0PHOBlA.


wsman BftIeu n Nine Y ears
M a Dog. and Nov Develop
,,, tue symptoms of the
a.rrfd naisdy-fuh De-
taiis and Interesting
Particulars
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
Russo-Austrtau AIIian~e

LONDON, March 2l.-Pesth papers rs-
port that Count Andrsssy, on Weines-
tay, definitely refused an alliance with
England, and Sir Il. q. Elliott declared
that Eng land would not enter the Con-
gress.
4 special from Pesth says ths people
are convinced that = Russo.AustrIxn
alliance had been formed.
Euziand Demands . Definite A.
LONDON, March 2l-A Vienna cor
respondent SAYS that although Russia
seems 10 have explicitly 81 nit d to
some of the powers, and especially to
Austria, that the congress hsd the
power % discuss what points oil
the treaty were OF European in
terest IN consequence of the irritation
enSendered during the discussion
Russia has not given similar
assurance TO England. A telegram
10 the Political Correspondence
declares that England has asked Russia
Tor 4 definite answer. which would show
that the difference has become acute, but
An impression 10 prevalent in Vienna that
Russia will give tAe required ASSURANCES
when the treaty is formally delivered in
London, probably on Saturday.
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Asrzxzr, March q - Arrived -
Stsznsr svitzsrlaEt, from Paiisdsiphia.
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Death or Isaac Adams.

PLrNoUTH, n. q March 2l.-Isssc
Adams died st Sandwich, n. A. yester-
day, leaving fortune estimated st from
four TO SIX million dollars. He bought
what 10 known as the Adams printing
press from the inventor for an old gun.
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The Probable Sequel.

Strangers are arriving on the SPOT men
different from those Of yesterday, and Il
is possible, If they continue coming, tasi
BY morning some neighbOring tree Will
beAr s ghastly load as sequel TO he
horrible tragedy. A.
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An Affecting Scene.

The scene at the house beggsrs dis
cription. The wall of the children was
mixed with the louder wall of the women
and groans Of men. The husband and
brother were present, both prisoners, and
viewed the scene with seeming indlfer-
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Not Dead YET.

PLYMOUTH, n. b, March 2I-The re-
ported death of Isaac Adams, Of print
ing press fame, is incorrect.
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rFor additional markets &c fourth page
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Later.

Nothing further was done to-day, and
The jury WAS dismissed lais evening -
meet 70 morrow.
Early .c-dsy John Wallace took some
men 70 spot near the house, where he
picked Up stonemason hammer, the
pole sut handle Of which were covered
with blood, which DC said MS brother
the husbsndl mad directed him n. he
wss then closely examined, snd IN a
pocket of his coat vas 'ound 4 pair Of
orsss Sauckies showing blood marks.
Esch man now charges the other VITA
the whole matter, snd probably tonight
full or pa-tial confession OF gull: may
be rnana
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Removal OF the Bodies.

After the jury had viewed the facts
the justice ordered the removal of all the
bodies TO the house Of Wm. 5. Church,
the father OF the girl. While one party
carried the body of the girl, tied IN u
heavy sheet and strung on pole, down
the narrow deile, another moved
The mother and child in like manner,
and sll assembled st the house about the
same time.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

The following communication
from a friend at Salem, was re-
ceived too late to appear in our
last issue.
SALEM, ARK, June 18th, '78.
The examination of classes Salem
High School, June 7th and 9Th,
passed off in the most satisfactory
manner possible, aud the patrons
generally are well pleased with the
proficiency shown by the students.
The closing exhibition, Friday
night, was a very pleasant affair,
and reflects much credit upon Prof.
Cans and his worthy lady assistant.
Tho house was crowded to over
flowing, and some 100 or more had
to find seats outside the room. The
West Plains (Mo.) brass and string
bands were present, and furnished
delightful music at intervals.
Saturday was a gala day, for it
seemed as if the county en- masse
had turned out. There were pres
ent between 800 and 500 people,
and it was only a school picnic that
brought them together. Quite a
number from West Plains, La crosse,
Ash Flat and other neighboring
towns were present. as was also the
two bands Of music before mention
ed. There was an abundance to eat,
and plenty to spare. Col. Jno. c.
Claiborne and Prof. ]. H. Cans de-
livered addresses upon the subject
of education. All present seemed to
enjoy themselves, and nothing oc-
Cured during the entire day to mar
the good order and pleasure every
where apparent. At night the West
Plains band gave concert, which
was we'll attended, and all departed
for home we'll pleased.
A span of fine black horses belong
ing to g. W. Wilson, OF this county,
dropped dead in the road, last Mon
day, between Salem and Evening
Shade. Poison had been placed in
the sAck from which they were fed,
but as yet there is no clue to the
perpetrator of the malicious deed.
The horses were valued at $500.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
Local News.

See notice of district confer
ence, in another column.
A communication from Gala
mine was received too late for
this issue.
Sheriff Hud0lest0n is on a
trip to Little Rock, to make his
annual settlement with the State
auditor.
Messrs. NJ. G.. Wainwright, G..
W. Davidson & Bro. and j. P.
Cochran 4 Son have received
supplies Of goods this week.
Mr.. M. L, Shaver and family,
Of Barren Fork, paid a visit to
their relatives and friends in
this place, the first Of the week.
George La Coarce and Ida f.
Elliott, John r. Able and Mar
garet Quals have been licensed
to marry since our last matri-
monial report.
The closing exercises Of the
Evening Shade High School com
menced yesterday, and will be
concluded today. We will give
a more extended report next
week.
Strawberry River has been on
a high during the past week,
overhowing the bottoms and do
ing considerable damage to the
crops in some localities.
4 train Of cars loaded with
excursionists on their return to
Little Rock from a picnic at
Hills Lake, last Wednesday,
ran off the track, killing two
persons and injuring several
others.
Chicken cholera is making
sad havoc among the poultry in
this vicinity, which, no doubt,
will be discouraging news to
those who anticipate attending
the Methodist conference at this
place, and more especially to
the clergy.
The greater portion Of the
wheat crop in this section Of
country has been harvested, and
in some instances it has turned
out better than was expected,
but generally speaking is very
light-probably less than half
al ordinary crop.
Messrs, P: j. Quinn and A, s.
Harb, Of Corning, Ark, arrived
here yesterday. The first nam
ed is introducing a new patent
plow into this portion of the
country, while the latter is tax
ing a little recreation and rest
from his duties as express
agent at Corning.
Mr.. Joseph Ault, who is en-.
gagged in erecting several build
ings On Reeds Creek, in Scott
township, was in town the first
of the week. He informs us that
considerable improvement is 60.
ing on In the neighborhood
above tanned. Among others.
Mr.. j. Il. F. MoLain has just
finished a fine mill house, and
orna1hetted the same with a
coat of paint. He also states
that a Sabbath school has been
organized at Mt. View church
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
AnncUncsTaaSn.TS- TS-
FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE,

To the voters Of Sharp county:
I take this method Of announcing
rnvself a candidate for reelection 10
the office Of county and probate
Judge of your county, at the ensuing
election. am thankful to all for
favors heretofore extended, and. if
reelected will continue to discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully and
to the best OF my ability.
Respectfully, A. Ii NUM-
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The Batesvile district conference
of NJ. E. Church, South, will convene
in Evening Shade, on Thursdsy'
July 25th. Opening sermon WedneS-
day night, oath, by Rev. G. Garter
B. T, HAIL. p. f.
E. A. GARRISON, p. G.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One conv. one year, 81 so
One copy, six months, 70
One copy, three months, 5O
RATES 0E ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One column, one year, $oo w
One-half column, one year, 5O w
One-fourth column, one year, ~ w
Professional cards, per year, 10 %
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand.
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, half transient rates.
Legal notices, at Statute prices
No legal advertisements inserted
unless paid for in advance.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
Fellow-citizens of Sharp county

At the SOlicltatiOn OF friends from
all parts of the county, I hereby an
nounce myself q candidate for re.
election to the Office OF sheriff OF
your county, wishing you to judge
my qualifications and fidelity to the
trust confded to me by my past
record, which has been before you
for nearly six years. Thanking you
for past tavors, and trusting that
will receive your support in the
coming election, | am, as ever,
r. Y. HuDDLEsToN.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
CARD FROM T. M. GUNTER
Fellow citizens Of the 4th Congress
sional District of Arkansasi

In the faithful discharge Of the
duties devolving upon me, as your
representative, I shall remain in
Washington City until Congress ad-
iourns. | trust, therefore, that my
friends throughout the district |
have the honor to represent, will
not be unmindful Of my interests,
but will guard the same until my
return, at which time I hope to have
the pleasure of addressing them up
on the political issues Of the day
I am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
T. NJ. GuNTER.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Richard H. Powell candidate for
Judge Of this (3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed ofthe counties OF Jackson,
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and independence, at
the election to be held on the first
Monday in September, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
EOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to -&nnou",g
Joshua Wann a candidate Tor sheriff
Of Sharp county, at the election to
be held on the first Monday in Sep
tember, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
-A.nncuncsn sna.Gn tS.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce
Hon. Thomas NJ. Gunter candidate
for reelection to Congress from this
(4th) Congressional District, slbjcct
to the action of district Democratic
convention, should one be held.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
lr1,urcla Directory
EVENING SHADE.

EVENING bIIhUI'
M. Il. CHURCH, South; Preaching
& Ind Sd Sabbaths in each month.
''ragor meeting and lecture every
'nnrsday night, E. A. Garrison, P G;
'BApr1sr CHURCH: Preaching I'd
abbath and Saturday night before,
I each month, D. b. Hunt, pastor.
!: f,k z ,kssBYrER1AN CHURCH: Preaching
iii Sabbath in each month. W. B.
'aird, pastor.
! q 9 u, nj. J. Neoly Shaver, Sup't,
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
FOR REpREsENTATrVE.

We are authorized to announce
Sam H. Davidson a candidate for re.
election to the office of representa-
tive of Sharp county, at the ensuing
September election.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

: } the voters Of Sharp county:
j take this method of announcing
- self candidate for reelection ~
Y office OF circuit clerk Of your
= -lpty. Thankful to my numerous
! ~ Z, hor their support in the past,
ND I'D 2syss@S 2Ssyss,S my official character has
Iaor hoo = - - s to merit thoir support
at fhc ,n,ig3ng election, on tho ID
dav OF SenteiPl sent Der next, I remain
Your obedieRt servant,
JOHN M. WATSON.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
ss,v Esases for Anm0unG"

ims candidates for office are a
follows. State, SIS; district and
congressional, $40; county, a5-casP.
to accompany the announcement.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

We are authorized to announce
j. L. Abernethy as a candidate for
circuit Judge Of the Sd judicial cir
cult, at the election to be held on
the first Monday in September, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

Fellow-citizens of Sharp county:
| am a candidate for the Office Of
circuit clerk, at the ensting Soptcm-
Der nlection. | have been a resident
Of your county for ten years last
tg4t, and have labored in the clerks
) flee for two years, You all know
/, ,,e. Do what you can for me.
II Respectfully, T. JEFF. DAVIDSON.