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Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

DTou want progressive, energetic
'FrIanCsd and moral men 10 repre-
s'y'n In therepresontstive branch Of
w. " legislature, vote tomorrow for
award g. Bradford ,Jr., Henry s'wayne,
S'd y Rsitburn, John Pilling, Andrew
a''on' George L. Townsend and
"''y h. WoO1keeper.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

T..
"'oO want q continuance Of good
'~'' plenty Of work and good wages,
F'T' Prosperity and happiness, vote
vu'''oT for the eleoton who are In
Nv "@ OF Hon. James A. Garfsld for
Psiaeu..
T. ~ =. 100 want an honest, upright man
'''0nsr, with s character above re-
"'''a' and who needs the office and
!, 'no would appreciate II and one
,,' 4" S0aid not disgrace the Office If
"''o, vote for Ray worth Weldin.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

h., w want a business man fos State
s,. "--0na with legislative sxreri.
M 4'ness and upright, oonscier ,ious
ln, Intelligent, vote for Edward
S'o ucrrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

On Saturday last, business man Of
@io, whose name we oan give If what
Nlsy Is dcu6tod. called on the Bott''
ksine works to examine some
mbinsry and promised to invest iu
hS0 worth Of machinery II Garfield
Wdscted. IiHancOok was elected he
Ml not need the machinery. We
uisr Il there are any Democratic
rptlnlstg in the Msssrs Belts works
Vds will yoks for Hancock.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
SnfOMAr'a djnnAN.

VA IN 5u'aay evening the coroner
assr kque!t over James L. Hates, q
@dI.S T. ~ No. ll9 JustiSon street,
Welded ,h', "a friday evening. The jury
N.Y. S' The man had died Of apo.
Ny haS.a AND oase Of James Corner the
~ A'fca a verdict Of heart dis.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

wt,., HAnccck, seems 10 be as an.
s,g,. @0OSt the tariff as a ski.tish
eighteen with two lovers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

fHnS will be very few split Ropub-
Asn tickets voted 70 morrow. The
Atst Ia composed Of suca unsxcsption
''I' men Of intelligence and good char
nf tha! there will be no cause for
@In2 spit tickets. The Democrats
AlhaVs monopoly Of splitting this
the.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

Remember the polls open at 8 O'Clock
and close at s O'Clock, ON Tuesday
next.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

hrAD Of two, 1t seems that Sheriff
tscp,ned his jail gates on Saturday
nlturned ont thirty inmates, who
wilma iOnb! bs able 70 sraise o little
tays by voting early and ofteA
'Acsver they oan. Ons Of them has
Inly bosn before Mayor Almond, but
W. di'chargsd. Republicans, watch
AHs Jail birdsi
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

"'1 Aonest Democrats who do not
'''Hshoe fraud should rebuke fraud
hr 'O" by voting for Judge Houston
MI" "''Sfess' and the whole county Re-
"'Ccla ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

YESTERDAY. pleasant weather ,es.er
diy hGd the .ifcc: Of trinsioS out large colg.e-
ca,iors to tie sevsrsl churches. Ia the Elss:
Presbyterian C&u!ch Rev. j. Il. Riddle. Of
Falls Church. preached morning AID night. aad
10 the Baptist Churcb, 1hero reunion Of tho
former pastors Of the chuich was hcli, Rav. f.
}. Willis, Of West Virginia. preached in the
morniop, AID R:7. D.. e. G. Biting. Of Blti-
more, ct hight. Ccmmurion services were
aeid IN ell OF tho Eoisc, pal. aud iu some OF the
cthtc Protestant churches. Wi h the cxcaptOrs
Hctcd tho rulaiis Eero filed by ;to resident
t!crky. Ii The afternoon meeting Was he'd
TITO pos,cficc c)resr, by etvsrsl members Of
TIE F.,e Methodist c,osrlgasio6, ct which ed
a6lgsss.s were msda by tie pasttr cf that de-
nonliaai:o5. Rev. j. T. Michael. and Others.
\ !c12;laccc prayer mating wss also held 10
,Ae .oG23 Cs tic hlc-alGia Reform o'uo. acd
alr. Hunter, Of D.itimo:e, addressed Sun
j,y schco! meeting in tac u. p Church. A
rlmbss Of stracgers from Wsshias'oc we're in
tie city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

AMUSEMsSIs, TIE "Edaewood Falks" With
Sol smllh Rs ~, IS Totu D:owsy, ia which
calaC!=r be sill iutsC3rc; several ct bis famous
>oags nd s,tc!.!tss. will hs presen:ed Ct
Amer lI.ll 10 S,isa TIE E!ecSoot Felix's
- ~ A-eyic &c comedy. wSi;;cn especially tvr
81 Smrh Il, and is said by The press OF
New Io:k, Thorr i. IT'S 9sysG bsioia lsrgs snl
iliaut euG;o;c !jr tour consecutive weeks
to abourd 10 chsruirg aud "reminiscences. NJ
iautt The cnr papy will te g:ecitd y large
audIeGc, IL IBIS C! :.
II y. J Vim Jouts. d. D., La cAa,laia e
thei3 Eiie.u:s + eiu.li, author OF Plrsacal
T. Co 'ris,s5.es Q! Lao, and Secretary OF .hJ
S,u nam Historical Socsty, vii deiv.r tso
Q urcs il thig ci'y. at Armcry Hall. o. tao
~, Diug Ct lh9 llta a3a y b It November.
he fret lac exc will te cn;itled, tn, Boys in
Cray 10 camp, Gu the raGc,, 10 the tivousc,
AID 10 tbs hnspial,' ard the sec3nd. The
Confederate SO dtr 90 tho ba;ila Geld -wast be
uas ard what be accomplished"
The Grst rehearsal of tao drama, "A!l that
sircls is p0t gold" iOr the baUei: OF the GA
D5miaioo Boat Club took plac; on Saturday
Tight at Armery Ii II, snd vas prooousccd by
critics present to be decided SUCCESS, esp cialiy
the characters OF jasper sod Msr;hs, witch
would have done 60 cic;cdis to p;aftssiola'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

Flowing MATcu.-Uad:r The :us ,i,cs Ct
he H,oi,.wn Agricultural Slcic:y, lhsIo Will
L led IIs oi poSs aud llowutD On Tues
Gty. Nov2nttr 9.h Ga the fam cf N. W..
i,e:ga,-Hur,l>y. Three pEcHiuzs will be
gwen ,ha bcs: plownen, o1c CT dollars. ore
Ct d is,s aud one Of = Gollais. Tho ploS;Dg
= COZ mcnca at 10 c. m, aud all those ie-
io.ctes e. 10 his Indispensable fsrn Vcik are
.a1i.,o {, beir;s,nt. IRE droI. trial OF plows
vi b ma 10 ~ the pfgoancre'er belonging
to The Soc ctT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Several colortd people were baptized 10 the
river off B.ttcEy Rodgers yesterday morning.
There was false alarm of FIRE about Elk
O'Clock Saturday night,
Revival services will be commenced in the n.
p. Church tonight
A negro boy srstchad dollar bill out OF the
hands of an old colored woman named Bell,
On Leo street, this NOR ing aud made of with it.
A soake was killed 10 the old Prics House.
90 Union street, this morning, thirty Elk lLches
locg.
Sessrsy eight car loads CT stock passed
thraugh hore Saturday uiaht over tho Virginia
Mid aud railroad for Baltimore.
The sale Of property advertised to take place
en- Sa:urds5 last by Green & Wise, real estate
agents aud auc ioreer9, was postponed until
Saturday the 20:h cf November.
Mr.. Huoter, Of Baltimore, will deliver lee.
lure 10 young man ia the NJ. p. Church to-.
night, snd address tho Alexandria Reform Club
to DoTICw p!ghi.
Thcre will be a meeting OF the congregation
Of the u ion Ptesbiterau Church 10 morrow
night az 100 O'Clock IN Tie basement OF the
Baptsi Church, 90 Washington street. All
tho members Of the chufo5, male Gnd female,
Old and young are requested TO be present, as
tusiuess Of iNportauc, is to be transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

FUNERAL OF Mrs. BRoCkgTT The funeral
Gt Mis-. AIN Eiza crockett, wife Ct r. L.
1:ceksis, esq. t,rne;, of this city. who diso
u Westminster, Nd, 20 Friday last took pscs
i2-tEg. The remains we're inferred in Mouoi
uHttt Cemetery IN B,ltinrre. A number OF
:Eiet6s AID relatives Of the deceased Vere pres
eat from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
BY Green u Wise, Auctioneers.
NXNCUTCMS' SALE REAL ESTATE.

u
On SATURDAY. October 16 1880. at II
C'cock m We will Cf3r at public auction, the
following described real estate in the city OF Al
ex8noTis, late the property OF SAMUEL Miller,
j. LOT OF GROUND. northwest corner Of
Prince and Royal streets. about II feet by IS
feet to u & fee. slley with use CT alley-being
brick and slated STOKE and dwelling, now oc.
cupied by MIR. Emerson. This property, as
sold, will 90 bounded on the wet by the line of
tho west wall Of the building, lheLcs extended
to the alley, sud will be subject to the US, of
said west wall for building purposes by the own.
2. LOT Us GROUND next vast Of the above
about eight feet wide, with TWO STORY
Brick AND SLATED DWELLING, eI-
lending vita that width back to the alley. with
USE Of alley and Ct wall Or the east for building
purposes
3 THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT ca sorth sido of Price. sbou, z8 feet
west CT Union, 20 eet front and 40 feet Inches
deep.
On the esst eide of Union between Prince ard
King st:eels, running through TO the Strand,
shout Il feet 0! inches wide between 20 feet
alley ON The south, being the property aad oc-
s. TERE&& STORY BHICK SLATED
WAREHOUSE No. IS south Union street, %
feet inches front. 81 fest 4 inches deep.
Terms: OLe third cab, balance in four and
eight months with interest, to BIO secured by
bonds OF purchaser. q lien on the properly and
| insurance Of building3.
Ssi. TO DC 1uhjecL 10 Slate sn3 city taxes Of
| lSS0-6l.
Plscs Of &nterance to Corporation court
' FSANo1s MILLER,
FERGUSON BEACH.
| Executors Of Samual KILLER, deceased
| sep Its.
&s- Tbs above ssie has been postponed until
| SSfC kDhI Y, November Oh, 1880, at tho came
| hour AID pi,c . oe.lG-ts
~ The seacc sac is further postponed till
SSTU NpA3, Nov 70, 1850, when it will tske
place ~ the ssme tne and place noSS-ts
TWO FIVE FBEr WALNUT COUNTER
| a >hOW GASES, WITH MIRRORED
BACHS for sale cheap.
JANNEY CO., Druggist,
rows 81 70 and Is! King st
E>CuA E-l.ken up ct Fort Whpple, Vs.,
- somo COWS. The owner Can obtain the
sane ty proving property Ind paying e1renses
II no: cls: red b7fore December LIST, 1850. .hey
will b. sold q pay expenses. noV9-2av3W
NAV nEDtCINEs, &c.-Warner's Safe
~ Tcuic Warlsr's Safe Pills, Warmers Safe
kinney ard Liver Cure, Sweet Quinina Impe-
rial GIenpm shoe Dressing of several kinds,
Sp!c,s &C., ju't recsved by
move E s LEADBBATER & BRO.
s AolA.' BUTTON KID GLOVES a,
noY6-6t M. ADAMS, % King ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
81 EDECE q "A L..

lNLD DR.. DODD's POW DE s.
" A Family Medicine
Young snd Middle Aged Ladies suffering With
y ervousness, Debility. Twitching Of the Mus.
Giles, Ringing in the Ears. Specks before the
Kyes, Sp.sms HystsrIcs. Palpitstoa CT tho
Heart INDICATION Melancholy. Low Spirits,
Dependency Headache, Seeolessness Evil
Forebodings, Cold Hands and Feet. take DR..
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies who are debilitsted and nervous,
with weak body. and digestive orgs5s disordered,
causing loss of appetite Impoverished blood,
&c try Dr.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
IS though you had renewed your sge and taken
new lease of lifa
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imurudent and Violated
the Lnlos Of health and natare until the v1gor Of
life is gone and you are prostrated msutalIy aad
or duties of life tsko Dr.. Dodfs Powders and
YOU Will isel yourself men again.
Young Mn and Women with pale and bag.
ocrd faces THU in flesh broken down in mind
and 6odv VIII shattered nervous system take
OLD UR. DorDs IRVINE Tonic Powders.
| and stop TINT loss which osngs on Melancholy,
| Fits. Insanity Consumption and an early death
| They VII siVa you health aud strength. and
| increase the flesh and bring the bloom of youth
to the cheek. tranquility to the mind, ana pro-
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
Men aud Women who arc slaves to the use o.
lob scco Liquor, Opium OR Morphine take DR.;
Dodd's PoWders they act as an antidote ED
will destroy tue appetite or tasto for the use oil
| tha above stimulsnts, which is ruinous TO the
nervous System. For ssls by JANNEY & CO.,
| 145 King st. Price ST. per package, or SIX pack.
,cas for So apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

The SHIP YARD-The wrought ira5 shsi,s to
iska ste pi.c CO f thos. mado 81 cast iron 10 tie
cc.iac ro m at the ship yerd arrived 10 this
e'y ca Saturday last from the shops OF tho Pu
SWINGS Compauy. Wilnias;ou, DEL. ind ere
A." o,lug PLACED IL position. Tho wo.k viii
30 co4petsd % a few days. when large
scto01er Hil be hsue6 up tor rspsiIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

SERIOUSLY ILL Thomas NJ. McCorm'eb,
e:a formerly of this city, is extremely III at
his res;dauc, 10 Baltimore. and DO hopes are
entertsioed of his recovery. MIR. McCormlek
has uauy friends ia Alexandria. Prior to the
EsT he was auditor OF the corporation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

JOHN s. BARBOUR Tho county OF Loudouu
has Riveu this gen. leman haudSome majority.
az appropriate ezpr ssio0 ct her estimate OF
MS worth Us az accomplished gentleman, and
his ability as mau of 6ne business talents. 10
Mi. 3 W. will have 40 efficient and successful
sen.atiye.-LeeSJurg WaShlngtonlan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

BRIGHT AS THE MONDAY. golden
sun" FIRE Place HEATERS. For sale By
STANSBURY & Bro, manufacturers and deal
crs 1t soycs and unHtr,, corner OF kiog and
Washington streets, McBuroey's Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

WHEAT FOB EURops.-Tho British. bark
Apps, Captain McPhsiI. which arrived here
Yesterday, from the D .lawsr, Breakwater, vii.
bo loaded with thirty odd Thousand tu'he's OF
wheat by CAPT. P. B. Hooe, for foreign port:
This will b, oneof the few shipments CT wheat
from this plac, to Earopo sincethe w'r. L ia
thoaaht ,ha, vi proper management and
upltrd # rt, the old trade that Alexandria cnce
Ell dyed, but which from various causes has long
sipos departed, can DO restored. 1t is to be
hopcd that the uuised effort wi be made, as it
60 doub! will b.. and this trip prove the tore
iuocer of may Eora.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

.UvEKRoARD.-A hsrd on board c.pal bost
5Ios 81 The American coal "! err, named Moore,
Sss struck 90 The head With coal buck.t this
Dcyulug AID knocked overheard. bu: Vas iau-
:2ec:asely rescued By souo col;red b}S;audstr.
lite man was only Injured to ibe ex;ent ct d
coed duckine and Slight brpi:e Oh tho head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

Ssosaers! MOihers!! Mothers III
Are you disturbed Ut eight and broken of your
ro., BY sick child suffering and crying with the
excruci.;Eg pain Of cutting teeth If 80. 60 At
once and ct y bottle OF hkS WINSLO VS.
SNUIuIrG SYRUP. IL will relieve the poor
;i:.a suffer mmediate!y-depand upon it;
the.e ia 90 miftske sbout it. There is not q
sa,!aer on earth VINO has ever used it who will
&c! tell you 6. once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give ros. 10 the mother, and relief
s1d hesith 10 the child. operating like magic.
;! Is perfectly safe TO u5o in all cases. and pleas
CIT to Tie taste. End is tho description of one of
lho Oldest and bGst fcuaie physicians and nurses
in Tia United States Full directions for using
viii accompany each bottle None genuine un.
ieies tho tsc-simio of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
dealers. TRenty 1.-Two cents bottle Beware of
imi.utiOEs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

REVERSIBLE OvGRCoATs (oew dtsigDs) at
MOSE WATERMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

BOYS ULsTsasl BOYS ULsTERs B0YS'
ULeIEss! a: NOSE WATERWAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

Office of the Charlottesville and Rspidaa
Railroad Company,
Alexsndris Va October 18th, l8;O }
THE ANNUAL MEETING of The stock.
i holders of the ARLOTTESV1LLE and
RAPIDAN RAILROAD GO. will be held a.
the general Office of the W. u va. ZIG. ana
Grest Southern Railroad Company in Aexsn-
dria. Va, on TUESDAY. the 18th dey OF No.
VEN Der, 1850. ct II o'clock c. m.
By order Of the Directors:
HENRY G. SFACKMAN.
oo,eSo.utd Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
TERMS

Daily yesr Sc; months SO; 8 months 81 5O;
month 5Oc. Tri. Weekly yesr So; 8 months
81; months ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

POLICE REroRT.-Tboro havo beeo hut tHo
arrests sic s. urda2's report, and pollc' head
o1si.er, his mcEaipg presented dull appear
ance. =,
Jessie Triplsts, co.crsd, charged with 4. 3elns
drunk co the streets, was released BY tue mayor
this N orniog With reprinand.
A white man. for being helple:s'y druak %
tho stsee.a. Vas licked up, ani released upoo
getting sober.
There vas fgl On south s.. Asaph street
Yesterday evening between colored man aud
bis vito, Participated in By almost the entire
G lored popu n,ion Of The ueighbcrh ,od; but no
arrests ware made, es quiet rely ned "hea Inc
pocs arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

NGBBf HATS Tor Ca,ldrrn at Nose WATER
MANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

jFsethcr Probabilities N'ysm5 ciss2 1 1aSg,
80 % W. b. Interesting cloudness T'nuS
-, ~ warner u herIy, with lower 0a'oA''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
T0ssaerS :

OvEGcoATs 10 nas psseErs a, NOSE WATER
MANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

MILL FEEp-All kinds of Feed, B Sd,
WI Corn. Oats. H.y, Stray &c. always to BIZ
found at our feed store. Wa hsTs On hand OF
present Is tons Of very 70 TinoLty Fay, to
which wo invite tie attention of owners Of
oct " HARMON g. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

nLACKINGI BLACKIsGl BLAChlNe!
Is We ara selling small box OF GOOD
bLACKING for 3cIs and {. .hTgs one for Gcta.
W, also have another leS Of tno.e lOct caoe
brushes. NcLSAf q Otn"S
oct % iG Eng 81.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-10

Special Telegram to New North West.
HELENA, Sept. S.-N. ]. Mccormick
called Convention to order at 10 q. m. and
was made Temporary Chairman; w. d
knight Of Custer Temporary Secretary; G.
W. Monroe, Gallatiu, Assistant. Commit
tees were appointed and adjourned till
p. m.
HELENA, 9.-Msglnnis was nominated
for Congress by reclamation.
The Deer Lodge, Missoula and Beaver
head Council District Convention organized
with Quig]ey, Chairman. and Higgins, Sec
Rotary. A. II. Mitchell add E. d. Aiken OF
Deer Lodge county, Joseph A. Brown oil
Beaverhead, and F. c. Ives, Missoula, were
nominated for the Council. A. E. Mayhem
for District Attorney. -....... .....-
The Lewis b Clarke, Meaaher and Cho
teau Conncil District Convention nominal
ted J. X. Toole and W. B. Hundlsy of Hell.
lena, ]. q. Kerley Of Meagher and r. s.
Ford Of Choteau for Council. T. Low
cry for District Attorney. ...
W. B. Davis of Beaverhead was nomina-
ted for Joint House member for Xissoula
and Beaverhead.
The Democratic Central Committee con-
sists OF Samuel Word, Chairman, and the
Chairman Of the County Committees.
The next Convention is to be held at
Butte.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-10
MARRIAGES

ARMSTRONG-RUDD-Att the residence Of John
+. Bishop, Beaverhead valley, September Q, 1880.
by Bishop futile, Mr.. Duane j. Armstrong edi-
tor and proprietor OF the kissoulidn, and Miss
Mary 8. Rudd, Of Pine Plains, New York.
Our very best wisbes are extended to the bride and
groom. -.
THOMAS-JENsEN-At Warm Springs, Sunday,
September 8. by Justice A. II. Barrett Mr.. Johu
p. Thomas and Miss Josephine Jensen, all Of this
county.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lsckfoot, August 30, BY
Rev. n. N. Gilbert, Mr.. James X. Marion aud
Miss Kettle Bignall
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prickly Pear valley,
August 81, by Rev. NJ. N. Gilbert. Mr. Henry
Schrammeck and Miss Clara Burch.
DUTRIRUELLE-ADAMS September 2,
bv Corneiina Hedges, Probate Judge. DIXIE Dn-
trierle, OF Glendale, and Miss Maria Adams, Of
Louisville, KY.
OBRkTs-NOBLE-At Upper Willow Creek, Sept.
= BY Rev. u. B. Stateler, Mr.. John Roberts and
Miss Salina Noble. r=
INSTANTANEOUS GrinneIl, Iowa, Aug.
30, Mr.. r. b. Hassell, OF Butte, Montana, and
Miss Susie Whitcomb, Of Grinnel.
CANNOvAN- wINTERMANTEL = A Glendale,
Aug. 81, by Rev. Kelleher, Mr.. John Cannovan
and Miss Mary Wintermantel.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-10
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The First Setting OF the Squadrons

The First Setting OF the Squsdrons
The Madison county Democratic Convention nomi
mated II. A. Pease for Coroner Philip Clark for Pro
bate Judge, g. ID. Boliuger, Superintendent q
Schools August lessen, County Clerk; Henry 3
Gilbert, County Treasurer; N. .. Platner, Sherls
d. d. Pattee, Commissioner Robert Vickers, As.
SCISSOR; william Ennis and A. Cisler, Represents
tyes; Amos Eastman, Jointly with Jefferson WV.
Morris, Joint Councilman. Maginnis was instructed
for a. Delegate, snd r. K. Armstrong, Of Bozeman
az District Attorney. An anti-subsidy and anti-ex-
empton resolution In relation to railroads adopt
ed.
The Gollatin county Democrats instructed their del
egates to the Territorial Convention for Magnnis FOR
Delegate in Congress and for Armstrong for Dstric,
Attorney. The county ticket Is : Councilman, w. o.
p. Hays; Representatives, Michael Hanley and A. L,
Corbly Sheriff, W. 8. Mckenzie Treasurer, W. y.
Sloan; County Clerk, Matt NJ Black; Probate Judge,
A. d, Mcpherson; County Commissioner, Sanford
Rufner County Surveyor, j. n. Robertson; Coro-
ner, j. N. switzler.
The Beaverhead Democratic County Convention
held at Bannack nominated. For Councilman, Jos.
A. Brown: Representative, ]. G. Rodgers Joint
Representa-, e. Beayerhead sk5 Missoula-Wm. D.
DAVIS Sheriff and Assessor. oryfe w. Bate; Pro-
bate Judge and Clerk, Al 3. Graeter; Treasurer and
gcacol superintendent, VIM. r. Right; Commission-
sr. Philip Lowell District Attorney A. NJ Msyhew.
resoiation against subsidy exemption to raroaos
was passed.
The Missoula County Democratic Convention non-
inated-Fsr Treasurer, Tbomas Williams Sheriff,
J. e. Marion; Probate Judge and Recorder, WI
Stephens; Commissioners, Nose Clemens, H, B. Bell
Joint Councilman F. G. Ives; House Representative
Henry Chambers: Joint Member for Missoula and
Beayeihead, Allied Cave. The delegates were In.
structed for Maginnis. . e
The Republicans of Meagher county have made thu
following nominations Jsint Councilman, A, J.
smith Representative, W. c. SWEET Commissioner
J. v. Stafford Probate Judge and Recorder, L. Rot
witt; Sheriff and Sssesso, G. T, RAIDER; Treasures
and Superintendent, l. p. Hills. This is the strong
est ticket we have seen in the field.
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because her rider had held her back and
whipped her In. II Was too thin and ev-
srybody saw 1t. The second start was
good and the horses came acound the guar
ter pole neaely together. Premium came
dowa the home stretch side bv side with
Deoeiver bot stretched shsad in the last
two huDdred yards and w,n easily by over
. length, Gipsey third sud Bluff last.
Time. 1921.
,s- ~ WHEELER.