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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
HERE AND THERE.
Hemp stretching In South Caroiiua-
Rushing into Bankruptcy-Ch Charter
Oak Liie Insu rance Company 10 be
Revived on n Capital Of VI, 900 900.

Hemp stretching Ia south CarOliua-
Rushing Into bankruptcy Charter
Oak Lie Insurance Company 10 be
Revived GA n Capital Of ~, 900 900.
New YoRK, April l0.-E. Il J, WI.
let's N Co., importers and Wholesale
dealers In crockery, have offered To
compromise with their creditors In
Europe. This house is the oldest In
the trade In this country, having been
In existence for orer half II century.
IL had unquestioned credit and rated
its worth at upwards OF one million
dollars.
HARTFORD, April l9,-Three hundred
policy holders in the Charter Oak Life
Insurance company held u meeting
with the intention TO revive the cons
Germ on mutual basis policies, with
over five million dollars voted In favor
OF the new organization. The officers
are to be elected the first Monday in
May.
CHICAGO, April 20.-The following
petitions In bankruptcy were filed to-
day: VIM. Hsnsborough, formerly
wholesale grocer. Secured debts
$4,000, unsecured $4,000, due on nc.
commodation paper SlGl 900; assets
two hundred acres of town land.
Emanuel Brunswick, firm Brunswick
& Co., billiard table makers, asks that
the firm be adjudicated bankrupt.
Liabilities $l25,000.
AIKEN, =. c., April lS.--Robert
McEvoy, who killed MojorJ.J. Gregg.
at Granville, in 1876, was hanged to.
day.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-To.day
being legal holiday, commercial and
stock exchange are both closed
CHICAGO, April l0.-Ten petitions in
bankruptcy have been filed since
Monday.
PARIS, April 19.-Arrangements for
opening the exhibition on the frst Of
May were settled at cabinet council.
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THE EXCURsIONIsTs.

The NJ, Louie business mea Return %
Dallas, ana after Dining are Driven
over tho city Their Departure ~
Two O'Clock.
Agreeable TO the programme ar
ranged evening before last, the ~.
Louis excurslonists returned TO the city
at IL o'clock M, yesterday, having
spent u part OF tho morning in looking
over Fort Worth.
They We're mot at tho Texas aud Pa
cillc depot by Mayor Cabell, Messrs.
Shone, Conner, Ervay, DIR. Reed and
other prominent citizens, who escorted
the party TO the Windsor hotel, where
they dined. After dinner such OF the
exoursionlsts M were not circulating
among the business houses were driven
over the city In carriages. The ladies In
the party seemed to enjoy the drive
and were well pleased with the beau
tiful suburbs OF the city.
There was no formal reception given
the party, although a large number of
our merchants and business men called
at the hotel and acquaintance were
numerously made. The party left at
2 p. m. to take the route described In
The HERALD day before yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
ATLANTA CONVENTION.
DIR. Plummer's Address the Feature Of
the Proceedings Yesterday-Grand
Children's Jubilee - international
Lesson COmmittee-A ADJOURNMENT.

GDtIufens JuDfIee - InbernhuOhhi
Lesson Adjournment.
The third days Sunday-school con.
vention was marked by several inter-
esting incidents. The morning session
was occupied In discussion on the gen.
eral theme of promotion of Sunday
school work.
DIR. Plummer, Of Columbia, South
Carolina, made an address OH the con-
dition of the negroes In the south,
urging their claims upon religious care.
The Massachusetts, delegation request.
ed the honor of shaking hands with
the speaker.
The following were reported as the
international lesson committee for the
next seven years. Rev. John II. Vim
cent, d. D., of New Jersey, Methodist
Rev. John Hall, of New York, Presby'
terrain; Mr.. Benjamin F. Jacobs, Of
Illinois, Baptist; Rev. Warren Ran
dolph, d. D., of Indiana, Baptist
Professor Philip g. Gilbert, Of Illinois
Methodist; Rev. Richard Newton, D
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Tho LnAl TiuaG.

All those who have not witnessed
the wonderful feats performed by Prof.
Galletti's trained birds, will have an
opportunity on Sunday afternoon and
evening, at the Central park, COM
menciDg at A pm, and 1880 pm. (;
also Prof. DeHune, the famous one
legged rope,walker, who, among other
perilous feats, will carry stove and
cook meal on the tight.rope, at the
height of seventy.five feet; also good
music and fine platform for dancing.
Admittance free. st. Louis beer five
cents per glass.-apl.20.2t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

spEing Meeting Commences Te.mor-
row-Rntries ANA naiing Ia PoeIs-
Three Races,
New ORLEANS, Apiil i0.-The Lou
lalana jockey CLUB spring nesting
commences tomorrow, The following
shows entries and rating IN pools
First raoe-Mile heats, over four
hurdles, Redding 90, Risk ~, Dalgason
Al, Jim Hinton ib
Second race-pickwlck stakes, mile
heats for threeyear old, Captain Fred
Rice 90, Cotlrell Mary II. and Mollle
Merrill 90, Captain Erhard II, Kelly's
dlenasay colt H.
Third race-Irwo miles all agea, sar-
gentine 30, Typhoon 30. Ambush ~,
Judge Hancock IL, Verdigrls &, Belle
Of Topeka o, Zephyr 3.
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We Guarantee the Prices Oh
all our Goods TO be below those
of every Competitor.
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WASHINGTON.
Adjournment Resolution Postponed
Resumption safe. n 100000, 200 OF
Outstanding NOtea are Rctired--PhO-
nographic Experiments Highly Sue
cessIuI,
Moon Associated Press Report.l

TNUUH NhbUUIFIVU TTVHH NUpUTI'T
WASHINGTON, April l9.-Represen-
tative Hartridge's bill to prevent the
introduction ofinfectious diseases, ver-
bally amended by the senate, was, on
his motion, taken from the table and
passed. 1t now goes to the president.
The Louisiana delegation has remon-
strated against the inelilciency of the
appropriation reported ty the com.
mttee OF commerce for the state of
Louisiana. The committee this morn
ing heard an argument from Acklen
in favor of an appropriation for Bayou
LaFourche, and from Ellis in behalf
Of Red river and New Orleans harbor.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The tragic death Of Mr.. Sam c.
Field, editor Of the woodford S'm,
falls like q pail upon his brethren Of
the press, who remember his pleasan;
face and his kind and cheerful man.
ners at the late reunion in Hopkins
vile. The n full of life and good
.pirits. he won many friends who
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

We learn from the Richmond (Va. J
State that Beale, Richmond and Hin
ton have been nominated in their re
spective Districts; that Hunton, Goode
and Tucker, are certain denomination
in theirs, and that Gen. Joseph Z.
Johnston has the call in the Richmond
District. The 9th and 7th Districts
are Q little in doubt, but the chances
are in favor Of the Democrats. Vir.
ginia's delegation is broken now by a
single Republican, but the people are
looking forward to solid Democratic
representation. Virginia does well in
attempting to initiate her daughter,
Kentucky, in that respect.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The Democrats Of Tennessee have
nominated Judge Albert s. Marks,
originally an Owensboro (Ky.) man,
for Governor. He is spoken Of as a
man of decided ability, and one on
whom the whole of the party will unite.
Judge Marks was On earnest support
er of the Lost Cause" and was pro
NOTED for gallantry TO the rank Of
Colonel. Like the Governor of Vir.
ginia, he yielded q limb in the service,
One of his legs being shot Of at Muir
freesboro. The Convention endorsed
Governor Porter's administration, and
adopted q most excellent platform.
Post Master General Key, who it was
said would make the race for Cover
nor of that State on an Independent
ticket, will, no doubt, think better Of
it, and cling to the pap he has al
ready hold Of.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL
perpetrates the following neat mot al
the expense of the late Convention in
the 9Th District
"The Somerset Convention refused to
nominate candidate for Congress- to which
the candidates -eyerally excepted and pray
ed an appeal to theCourt Of Appeals, which
was granted"
We read this to Chief Justice Lind
say, who replied that the refusal ap-
pealed from was not final order, and
consequently the appeal did not lie.-
Lebanon Standard.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

BEN DEERIsG was not sharp. He
ought to have made that man promise
beforehand that, ifhe 3D. would sign
a paper that he had slandered him,
and that he would retract in the next
issue of his paper, the Lexington Dai-
ly Transcript, he would not give him
a threshing, but Ben didn't of that,
so had the modification of signing
the paper and then getting a whip
ping besides. We certainly would
have saved ourselves the one or the
other.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

Mrs. AGNES JEsKs, the notorious
witness before the Potter Investigating
Committee; who refused to give John
Sherman away in regard to the letter
he wrote Anderson and Weber, ha'
been appointed by that individual a'
a detective Of the Treasury Depart
ment at New Orleans. John is very
nearly at the end Of his rope.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

PHILIP ARNOLD, the man who sowed
diamonds and reaped a harvest of gold,
was shot and severely wounded by H.
N. Holdsworth, in Elizabethtown, a
few days since. He fred five shots
with Q pistol at Holdsworth, who, af.
ter firing the shot that took effect,
took to his heels, but he failed to hit
him. Two by-standers, however, suf
fered by it; one, John Anderson. be.
ing shot through the stomach, and the
other, Capt. Miller, slightly wounded.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

JAMES GILMORE, who stole SIS, ,0OO
of the United States Express Compa.
ny's money and decamped, was arrest.
ed in Beattyville, KY, last Friday.
He had spent only a small portion Of
the money, according to his own ac-
count, and alleged that he had the
rest in the ground near Crittenden,
Ky. He was taken there and al
lowed to make q search, but did not
turn up the treasure.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

THERE are 2s.5os unemployed Ia
borers in Massachusetts,, according 70
the report of the Bureau Of Statistics.
II they are all tramps that State is 10
be pitied.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

NoRFoLy, Virginia. has contributed
81, 200 to the Yellow Fever sufferers,
and the Mayor of Boston has tele.
graphed TO the Mayor of Memphis to
draw ON him, at sight, for 81 800.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

CHAs. w. ANGEL, Secretary of
the Pullman Palace Car Company, at
Chicago, has absconded with sl20, 900
of the COmpany's money. As is usual
in such cases, pretty woman figures.
Angel has, 50 far, made good his es-
cane.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The chairman OF the District Com.
miitee of the Third District has called
a Convention 10 nominate a candidate
for Congress. to meet in Glasgow on
the 4th of September.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The Democracy in the Ashland
District held a Convention at Frank.
fort, Wednesday, and re.nominuted
the Hon. j. c. S. Blackburn, for
Congress. The Convention adopted
resolutions similar to those of the
Beattyville Convention, with the fol-
lowing additional one, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we condemn the fraud by
which the popular will in the Presidential
election was set aside, and approve the or
ganiration Of the Potter committee, which
has placed upon record the means and
names Of the men by which the deed was
ACCOMPLISHED,
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

RESOLUTIONS favoring Lindsay ioI
Governor. G. M. Adams for Lieuten,
ant Governor, p. W. Hardin, for At
terney General, and Thomas Turner,
for Congress, were passed ut the Coun'
ty Convention recently held in Lau,
rel.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

We are indebted to Mr.. A. Good.
loe Lacksy, Of the Committee of Re
ception. for an invitation to two grand
Hops to be given at the Phenix Ho.
tel, Lexington. on the 29th and 30th
ins'ts.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

IT Is . hard saying, but ii pays to
be an In6del in this country. Bob
Ingsuoll gets $4,000 for delivering
his sacrilegious lecture 100 nights.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

EMIL HoEDEL, the would-be assas.
sin Of Kaiser William, the Emperor
Of Germany. was beheaded few days
ago at Berlin. He was bold and de.
fiant to the last, and exclaimed when
his death sentence was read to him,
"Bravol" He was a communist, and
has gone the way all OF them should
10.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

TnE Treasury Department at Wash
ington has paid out one million stand.
ard silver dollars, and has orders for
as many more. The National Banks
and public repositories to which the
silver is sent free of charge have put
the amount in circulation.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

TaE Pulaski Oiissa says that the
Democrats Convention left about s2,'
900 with the hotsl. merchants and
Others Of our town.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
H0RF AFFArRs.
ser~rsncs a Dwddersr.

New stock of Zinc trunks Just in.
Full line Of linens, towels. crash. etc.
Gents and boys clothing very chear.
Kid sloves-A new stock jus, received.
Corseu.-rour dozen corset. just cceiv.
ed.
Homemade ass and tow linen for tow.
Ella.
New 10, Of choice prints just opened this
veek.
Akv pair only. Of lsdie. mi,e lef,
come early.
Nev stock Rnshinss and Colleret-. open
this evening.
A few ladies linen suit. offered very
low to close out.
See our new calf and brogsn shoes; baby
shoes just opened new stock.
The ladies have all pronounced our
Hamburg. the prettiest ever seen.
Our stock Of blesched and Brown oottons,
pillow csseine. nine and ten quarter sheet.
Ing is complete.
Those In ~snt of coiored shirts would do
veil 10 examine ourCherriots new and dee.
irahle styles just In.
Trunks, valises, etc. Don't borrow q va.
lise any morn when you can buy = good
leather one for 20 little.
Corsets-The health corset 10 pronounced
the best fitting and gives the most beauti.
al form TO the lsdies, Of any corset made.
Another large stock Of the celebrated
Keeps Shirts just opened, pronounced by
every one ss the best shirt in this msrke,
We have IL from good authority that the
corn will not overshoot itself nov as il !.
20 late in the season. So buy your wife that
basket she has been wanting 20 long.
As We have had very 6ne rain, and the
corn crop is nov assured unless Il takes the
rust, you would be -sfe in buying one Of
those elegant new hats at your own price.
Come and see.
viii open this evening forty pieces Of
jeans, at prices never before heard Of, here
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Tsken la skehAIgs Zoe Goa-is si the highest MAR
ksi Fsts.. bring ias yoasfoaiiIy, feaikeTs, ksss.
Batter, Msx, Miii 1aine, lard, haeon. GlDseng,
es anJtains @i.s, snd ! ~lh siss yon tioois Tor
thea 10 tLeiT hill value
.. n. DAVIS.
so2fm heaE ths Depoi'
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

CAPT. X. s. WILLIAMS, of the Gov.
ingtOn Commonwealth, is a candidate
for Register Of the Land Office.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The members of the Court of Ap'
peals having refused to act in the ca.
pacity of a Nominating Committee,
the question arises, what will the can.
didates do nowf We very much fear
that on the 1lth Of September, the
delegates will be as much at sea as
they were at Somerset, unless some
thing is done. Would it not be to
their own interest in the future and
infinitely better for the party if the
two candidates that have the least
number of votes would get up, some
of these fine mornings, and withdraw ?
We know that such an action would
be remembered and rewarded in the
near future, and the gentlemen would
have the satisfaction of knowing that
they had helped their party out of, to
say the least, a very bad scrape.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

The news from the cities afflicted
with the terrible Yellow Fever scourge
is heartrending in the extreme, and
the cry for help from the sufferers is
very touching. One hundred and
seven new cases were reported in New
Orleans on Wednesday, and previous
to that the death rate had been awful
TO think Of. The disease is raging al
Grenada, Vicksburg, Memphis, Jack
son, Port Eads, and other places, and
the citizens are fleeing from the scourge
in every direction. In four days
s35, 900 worth of tickets were sold by
the L. q N. r. r. agent at Memphis,
so great was the desire of the panic
stricken people to seek other scenes,
and il is said that numbers of the ref
ugees left with less than $40 as Their
all to rely upon. The people who are
forced to remain are begging piteous
ly for help, and we are glad to know
that their calls are meeting with sub
stantial answers.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
a FAMILY SUPPLY sTORE

u shat I viii keep. and thu eitizsns OF town, ths
i.EH'ss and trader, can had al my hoass nythins
they nsed, al diy retail pFless.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
PERSONAL.


The Hon. NJ. J. Durham Was in town on
Monday. The Hon. .Gsp. r. Mckee psid
our town brief visit this week. On Mon
day morning Richmond party bound for
the Mammoth Cave stopped at our Depot
during the tedious shifting Of the ponder
Gus freight cars; Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs.
Sallie Miller, Misses Ollie and sudie
White, Ida Jennings, sallie Bates, and 9TH
ers, composed the feminine element. Messrs.
Steve White, May Jennings, and several
other gentlemen, constituted the gallant
body guard. Mrs. NJ. G. Dunlap joined
the party at this point, and at Stanford
they were further reinforced. Mrs. Mary
L. Yantis received both premium and Ger
tifcate on her silk patchwork quilt at the
Richmond Fair. Misses Willie Belle 0ws-
ley and Rose Dunn bore the palm Of beau
ty at the Madison festivities last week-so
say the Madison judges, without stint or
envy. Hugh L. Mason, Esq, attorney at
law in the city Of Chicago, has been making
himself generally agreeable to friends in
his native village. Mrs. DIR. Martin, Of
Lexington, Is the guest Of Mrs. DR.. Frazee.
The Misses Harrison, OF Lebanon, arrived
at our city on Wednesday. Profs. J. NJ.
Lsthrop, N. c. Shelton and X. b. Terrill.
Of the u. s. Coast Survey, were at the Ian
caster Hotel on Tuesday. Col. ID. Howard
G.,f,k .ka .,aa;.l Gi.ea Ao.lfsa. s,.a Il.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
nIsCILLASGOUs.
LAW SCHOOL
CIMCINNATI COLLEGE

Tho ssth Annual session hesins October 10th and
eontinuss seven Months. Terms-eoo hrrt year;
90 second year. The Hon. John W. stevenson, oi
healty. For CircalAr., ete., adare. the Dean,
DUBUo KING,
0S-2m Cinetnnsii, q.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALEi

oner st private ale my Farm Of no ACRES, ly-
ins within miies Of shelby city and ahout m1e
fen either Stanford and Drnville and stsnfor and
shelby CITY Turnpite.. II sdlclns the lands Of Dr.
q. w. oivens and Mr. sovell 0iycns. The land Is
In hsh state of cult walton, and cing we'll fenced
and vsteFed BY six Never-hiiing springs, u IL one
OF the he>t stock Farms In the county. The DWELL
Inc hou.e IL comfortable building Of eight rom.
and the outhuiltings arr complete, including two
excellent BARNS.
Personf desirous of purchasing can On the
premises ot sddress me At Shelby City, noyle
County, Ky.
Si3-u ,. 4. THuRMOND.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

STOCK SALE.
At the sale Of stock on the farm of the
late Zack Elkin, Esq, the prices were con.
sidered good. No official report.
HOP.
An impromptu Hop at the Lancaster
Hotel on "Wednesday evening was given In
compliment to half dozen strange ladies
in our city.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

Our streets have lately been adorned by
various new equipages, among which the
landau, brette and phaeton have taken pre-
cedencc over the palmer barouche and
rockauay.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
aARRARD COUNT SEpgs


sARRARD CoUxrr SEws
L~sesssev.
STOCK SALE.
At the sale Of stock on the farm of the
late Zack Elkin, Esq, the prices were con-
sidered good No Official report.
An impromptu Hop at the Lancaster
Hotel on Wednesday evening was given In
compliment to : half dozen strange ladies
in our city.
NEW VEHICLES.
Our streets have lately been adorned BY
various new equipages, among which the
landau, brette and phaeton have taken pre-
cedencc over the palmer bsrouche and
rocka~ay.
On Monday night the Armenian, bear
ing the euphonious cognomen Of shi-h-
manian. delivered a lecture at the Christ
ian church on Mohsmmedanism. The fu-
rious rain storm kept the people generally
away.
RocKcAsrLE TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Prof Geo. W. Dunlap, Jr., has been so
licited to hold Teachers Institute at Mt
Vernon next week, beginning with Mon
day, the 26th inst. The programme will
be interesting and varied al the night se--
sions by lectures upon important subjects
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
Messrs. Geo. W. Dunlap, Jr., and James
Bailey Dunlap were admitted to the Ian
caster Bar after careful examination al
the hands Of Messrs. Bradley and Hopper
These young gentlemen have been Close
students for some months. having supeIin-
tended each others progress with the
minuteness peculiar to their joint expert
ence in ol-teaching.
RELIGIOUS.
On Sunday morning, Elder Raines, Of
Versailles, exchanged pulpits with Ed. w
A. Gibson; Of this place. At the Baptist
church, the Rev. T. C. Stack house deliver
ed discourse upon church prosperity as
dependent upon Christian unity. The voice
and delivery Of the minister were in a I'm.
ished style Of elocution. The sermon was
more remarkable for rhetorical gems
and historic research than for theolog-
ical argument. The principal attrae-
ton in the line Of church going Ia
the protracted meeting at Pleasant Grove.
Elders Case and Shouse are conducting the
services. On Sunday night several minis-
ters from Danvilie were out. There have
been four or Eve additions up to this time.
CIRCUIT COURT
Is in Session, the bell says. But the re-
porter must needs "spur jaded fancy into
reluctant exertion" to discover what Is go
ing on. A few cases in equity have been
disposed Of. At this writing the trial Of
Fillman Farris, colored, for the killing oi
Robt. Land, white, at Logan Town, lone Of
our suburbs) few weeks ago, is about to
begin. The Commonwealth Attorney, as
sisted by Messrs. Tomlinson and Bradley,
are on the prosecution. The Court has ap-
pointed Attorneys Hopper. Frank Hubble
and @. W. Dunlap. Jr, for the defense. II
may be remembered that Land was in H.
quor on the evening Of the shooting. and
molested Farris In some thoughtless man
ner while riding through the negro village
en- route homeward. Some alteration en-
anal yhfob anIa1 In E.rr;a aa;.;.. . .hos
The interior journal., 1878-08-23

Messrs. Geo. W. Dunlap, Jr., and James
Bailey Dunlap were admitted to the Lam
caster Bar after careful examination At
the hands Of Messrs. Bradley and Hopper.
These young gentlemen have been close
students for some months. having supeIin-
tended each others progress with the
minuteness peculiar to their joint expert
ence in school teaching.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
RELIGIOUS.

The Baptist Association convenes si
Pine Hill this week Elder Hopper. Of
Peryville, began s'sundsy School meeting
at Br,dhesd, yesterday ...... Elder william
Arbill. Of Winchester. presches here nsr,
Sunday morning. ...... Elder Stephen Collier
breaches at Boose's Fork, on the srd Sun
day in each month.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
RAIN AT Last.

The farmers may cease their complaints.
The drouth which has prevailed in this
county since about the aoth Of July. and
which was really becoming alarming, came
to an end Monday night. since then We
have had an abundance Of rain. There is
never much use fretting about the weather.
The best thing for the farmer, is to do hi.
work we'll, and trust Providence for the
sunshine and the showers. Trust Hin
implicitly-He Is sure to send the rain In
its season.
The interior journal., 1878-08-23
THAT DENNTrIoN BODY.

We hope the Court Of mppeals viii
name Col. T. P. Hill or Judge Ovsley % q
candidate for Congress In your District,
and let the people elect him In November
In the mean time that Nominating Con-
vention" could 90 on balloting, with an oe-
casional adjournment. At some time In
the neri two years they could probably Sc
lect man TO run in 1880.