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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07
Notice..

At . regular session Of the Board OF
| County Commissioners Of Webster Co,
Nebraska, held on the 5th day OF
October. A. d., Iseo, il Vas by said
Beard.
RESOLVED, That the following
question BE- and the same - hereby
submitted a. a proposition to the quail
fed electors OF Webster county, Ne
bra-ka to-wir
shall the County Commissioners Of
Webster county, Nebraska levy, n tax
Of two t2) mills ON the Assessed valua-
ton Of said county for the year ISL,
for the purpose of sending in the . "a
~struction and completion cf a Poor
| Hou-e. on the west half Of section 5,
town z, range ii west, ia said county.
The form in which said proposition
shall bee submitted shall by ballcs upon
which ballot shall be written or printed
or partly written and partly printed
the words For Poor House Tax" or
Against Poor House Tax, and all
ballots having thereon the words For
Poor House Tax" shall be taken To be
in favor Of the proposition, and nil
ballots having thereon the words
.tSalitct ISL IiOhrs 1SA eBaii "
taken to Ice against said proposition,
and if two thirds of the votes cast IN
this behalf shall be in favor Of the pro
position it shall he deemed and taken
to be carried.
The said proposition shall be voted
on at the general election TO be held in
the county of Webster, on the I'd DAY
of November, a. d., 1850, at the voting
places in the several precincts - an
nounced by the election notices posted
in said precincts.
Which election shall be opened at
O'Clock i'm tine morning and continue
open until 6 O'Clock. in the evening Of
said day.
BY order Of the Board Of Count.
Commissioners.
j. A. TULLEys,
9-t4 County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

Esise il hereby sivsn. that I viii examine
I'll pArsons Who MAJ desire to ofsr themselves
eomaOa schools of Webster county. At Red
C1and % the first Saturday in the mcnths Of
Fekr1Ary. Nay August and Noysm Der; Ar
BlueHni en- the 6rsf Saturday in the months Of
yaalaSy,, April. July and October. At Gaide
kkock on the 6irst Saturday in the months o.
March. Jnoe Ssptem Der and December.
Examinations to eonmenee ut 2 O'Clock An.
A. A.. Porn.
CeuAy Superintendent Of Public Instruction
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

Robert r. Shercr. Plaintiff
William Hilton, Defendant
The above named
William Helton will take notice that on the
100. tay of September, lss0. Ahrsm Haley, .
Justice Of the Peacs Of Red Cloud precinct Web
ster County Nsoraska. issued an order Of attach
ment for the sum Of $ls.s5. in an seton pending
before him wherein Robert R. Sherer il plain
tiff and William Hilton Is defendant. that prop
erv consisting Of two one year old, hsifofS has
been stt under said order. Said cause
was extended to the 18th day Of October, A. d.
1850, at 10 o'clock . m.
Signed. Robert r. sherer.
|7t4 b. .. c. CASE. his Atty.
Red Cloud. Eeb. Sept 5a lSsp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

can say the Acme Steel Bard Fence
WIRE is Just what it is advertised to be
pig tight, bull strong, and horse high.
HENRY LAvERTY.
Batin, Webster Co., Neb. 9-t4
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Ladies you viii find il 20 your inter
est TO cali at Mrs. Fowlers for millinery
and notions. where you can always
have n good variety TO select from.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

The woman that had the lichtest.
whitest. sweetest bread, wa the woman
that used the Red Cloud mills Patent
Hour. She bought it Of Putnam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Horse owner can not afford to over
look the wonderful success Of 'Kendal's
SPAWN Cure Advertisement in an
other column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Messrs. r. c. Hawley and Albert
Davis Of Guide Rock will address the
Garfield and Arther Club ai its next
meeting Oct. 18th, at the court house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser will preach nex,
Sabbath morning and evening, nj the
court house. in Red Cloud Subject
for morning-"The Lords Supper"
| Church and covenant meeting, Satur-
day at = O'Clock p. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

kendalIs SPAWN Cure-try il and be
convinced. For man or beast. Read
advertisement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Miner Bros. have just reviewed from
the east the largest stock of water
proofs. casinets. casimiers &c, ever
brought to Red Cloud. Call OH them
when you want anything in that line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Remember that 'KendaIl's SPAWN
Cure will do all they claim for it.. Try
a bottle. Read the Advertisement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

ChaS. z. Putnam has on hand . large
stock of canned goods, which the public
are invited TO call and purchase. Terms
reasonable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Land Once at BLOOMINGTON Neb, Sept. Is. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make FINAL proof in support Of his claim. and Sc
cure final entry thereof before James A. Tul-
legs clerk of court in Webster county. 1t bis
October. 1880. viz:
Howard Haines. BID 41o. for the north-ves.
quarter OF section - town 4 range 9 west. and
names the following . I, his witness . to prove
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract. viz: Henry Hobert. Austin Reilly.
John .. Reilly and Alfred Choat. all Of Negun-
Z Nebraska
tl6octl4s s. VI. SwIrZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07
Landoacs at BIOominston Neb. Sent. 1Itb. I7so

Notice il hereby eiven that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make inpi proof in support of bis claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof before James a. Tulleys
ClerK Of Cburt in Webster county Nsb. at his
ONCE In Red Cloud Neb. on Saturday October
18th. 1880. viz
quarter Of section "a town 3 range : west, and
names the following as his witnesses to prove
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said tract, viz. John Smith. John Mearns.
Nebraska
eep1soctl4 s. W. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Land Office at Bloomington, Neb. Sept. q. 1880.
Notice il hereby given that the foilowing
named settler has fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. proof to be made be-
fore James A. Tulleys. Clerk Of the Court OF
Webster county. at his Office. in Red Cloud.
Neb.. on Saturday October 23d. 1850, viz:
WILLIAM CRoUCH,
homestead entry number 1861. for the s 4 n T.
q and n = 4 4 of section 20 town 8 range 10
west. and names the following ~ his witnesses
TO prove continuous residence upon and culfiva-
ton OF said tract, viz. Duncan Laverty, John
Laverty. Lorenzo d. Thomas and Thomas Blunt.
all of Cowles. Nebraska.
sep25oct2ls S. w. SWITZER. Register.
Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Sept. II. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named g e tler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. before Clerk Of the
District Court Of Webster county ct his Office IN
Red Cloud. Neb., on Thursday Nov. 18th. 1850.
viz:
DAVID Ms,Rvs,
homestead entry number 30s9. for the southeast
quarter of section % town 3 range Q west and
names the following - his witnesses 70 prove
continuous residence on AMI cultivation Of said
tract. viz: William G.. Love. James r. Allen.
Eliae ": Wells and Lewis ID. Wells. all of
sep2soct2l s. ". SwITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07
Final Proof Notices.

Land Office at Bloomington Neb Oct 9Th. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the folio wing
settler has fled notice Of his intention 70
make final proof in support of his claim. and
secure fnal entry thereof before James A.. TUT
!eys. clerk Of Dist. court Of Webster county,
day. November sth. 1880. viz.
Gkosas e.. HsSpRRaoH,
homestead No. 7445. for the north rest quarter
OF section "a town I range 9 west, and names the
faliOw ing as his witnesses 10 prove continuous
residence upon ard cultivation Of said trac'. viz.
Howard Hsines. John Reilly, henry Hsines and
John A.. Harmon. all Of Neguuds. Nebraska,
octinov4 S. W. SWITZER, REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07
Land Office at BLOOMINGTON Neb.. Sept. %. ISIS

Land Office at Bloomington Neb., Sept. %. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the blowing
named settler has filed notice ofhis intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof before Jamsr A. Tul.
legs. clerk Of the court in Webster county at his
Office in Red Cloud Neb.. on Saturday. No
vember 9th, 1850. viz.
JAMES II. HKLroy.
HON No. $3.50. for the southwest quarter
Of section "a town 4 range 9 west. and names the
following a. his witnesses 10 prove continuous
resid ence upon and cultiv 'tion of said tract. viz:
Joserh WinsineeT, Richart Johascn and Will
liam I. Smith of Townsville Neb. and Arthur
A. Pope of Rcd Cloud Neb
sep30-oct2s S. w. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

an local 0dreYtiS "a q red an for
an indefnifc time, TH g, gchdrgod
up each Ueek until orr q"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-07

Trains daily except Sunday
u. W. H.~LDREDGE. A. r. IosIALIs.
Superintendent. al. Manager
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
no the Directors and Teachers
OCSChOOlS in James County.

meeting Of the school directors of
the several districts Of james county is
Very urgently and respectfully requos-
tod, for Monday, May oath, at 10 o'clock
M, at the Academy in Ooltewah.
There is business Of importance to
transact before the opening of schools.
il is further urged tlata the directors
Of the several districts attend, if posi-
bic, in as much as tie business to be
transacted may require them to act in
their official capacity rs Il board Of di-
rcctors. To those desiring situations as
t]eachersi in James county, permit me to
say that in compliance with iustruc-
lions from the office of the State Super
%intendont, Gas well IS in compliance
with the recent action of the county
court a Normal school will be held at
Ooltewah the last week Of June, or first
week in July, ut which all who expect
certificates will be expected to attend.
The exact date Of this school will be
announced in due time, together with
the programme, and in the mean time
1t Is requested that all those who can
attend, whether in the co unity or not,
notify the County Superint endcnt by
letter or otherwise, that provision may
be made for entertainment. This school
will be conducted strictly with a view
70 the wants Of our country, and to the
carrying out Of such suggestions as
were made TO the county court IN the
recent address Of the County Superin-
tondent to that body. Respectfully,
w. +. McCARRoN
May ~, 1880. Co. Snp't James
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
WAR CLAIMS.
Claims 10 he allowed East Ten.
nesseeanE.


lN the bill reported by Mr.. Bragg
from the Committee on War Claims, fol
the allowance of certain claims repor.
ted by the accounting officers Of tn,
United States Treasury, in fun fol
claims allowed under the provisions OF
the act Of July !, 1854, are the follow,
ing allowances TO citizens of East Ten,
nessee.
lIaUilton eounty-Dayid n. Bell,
1928; 4. /. Bolton, 1853; John l.. Divine
administrator of James Darby, deceased
$j35; Geo. L. Gillespie and i. S. Cald-
well, heirs at law oiGeo. J.. Gillespie.
deceased, $2lu Is: Wilson Hixon, suryi-
wing administrator Of John Hughes,
deceased, 1924; Martin Hartman, $S3;
Moses Smith, $lG3.
Rhea county-Hannah Busson, s27.
Sewer county-Wm. 4. Blount, ex-
ecutor Of Benjamin Chandler, deed.
800; r. S. Clark, S3l 80; Nancy Z.
Emmett, Si5; WIN Etherton, sl44; Ru-
tina Fox, widow of Geo. Fox, deed $40:
j. g. Johnson, $50; w. r. lOyeday SI37
90; Jas. II. Lawson, 1928: Robert Me
Gill, $40; Daniel Trundle, 1870.
Knox cOunty-Jas. w. Russell. $50:
Hamilton Dew aud VIM. F. McHafrey,
executors of John Jett, deceased, $55.-
O6; John L~inginfelter, $3.50. 81; Abner
Swaggerty, 1924 %.
Meigs county-Thos. Foster, admin
istratOr Of VIM. Foster, deceased, Sab:
Geo. Q. McCOrklc, 1874.
Scott county-David Shookman, &c.
so.
McMinn cOunty-Thos. Foster, adj
ministratOr of George W.. Deatheragc,
deceased, 1888; Geo. NJ. Hutsell, $45;
Geo. w. Willard, $3.50; Milton l.. Phil
lips, $50; Howard Scott, $50.
Claiborne county-Thos. j.. Casey,
$50; G. Is Cloud, administrator Of Jos.
Hodges, deceased, $32.
Marion county-Jesse Carlton, sos;
Geo. w. Davis, administrator Of John
Dame, deceased, $500; John Davidson,
$257 80; Alex. Kilgoro, SIS 80; Hiram
Smith, $l6S 70.
Bradley county-Jcsse C. Lee, sos.
Marion county-Jane Long, $97 80.
Morgan county-John w. Laymance
SIS.
Anderson county-O. Norman Peck,
$43 95.
Carter county--Geo. Permuzer, SIS.
Monroe county-Malinda J. Ray llate
HunD, $l5.
Carroll county-Jas. f. Simpson $50.
Hamblen county-S. w. Shields, adj
miniStrator Of Jonathan MurloCk, 1881
Granger county-Frank Gossett and
j. w. MCClanahan, executors of John
Gossett, $l25; Joseph Gray, $l95;
Franklin Hanks, 500.
Loudon county-J.C c. Grant, $40 o..
Campbell county-R. G. Wheeler, $l75.
Sequatchie county-Malcolm john
ston $l6S.25.
Jefferson county-R. j. Anderson
administrator of Jas. Evans, deceased,
81, $50; Michael Y. Branner, $258 rs;
VIM. Foster, $50 80; Jas Harper, $500
30; c. B. G. Hodge, $2OS 90; Betsy j.
Meek, SG37 80; VIM. Neal, $24 80; Ru-
fus f. Rice, SHES.
Roane connty-Jas. W. Ad-
kinson, $l25; Ezekiel s, Bailey, $685.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
East Tennessee Federal Court
Eli.

THE following is the text of the bill
providing for the holding Of United
States District and Circuit Courts in
Chattanooga, Tennessee. 1t has passed
the House, but is now tied up in the
Senate Judiciary Committee. There is
n good prospect thlt it will pass this
session:
BE it enacted, &C., that there Shall
be two terms OF the United States Dis
triCt and Circuit Courts for the Eastern
District of Tennessee, held at Chatta-
nOoga, in the county of Hamilton, in
said district, in each year, ON the first
Mondays of April and October, after
the passage of this act.
"Sec. .. That the clerks Of the Dis
trict and Circuit Courts of the Eastern
District Of Tennessee, and the Marshall
and District Attorney for said District
shall perform the duties appertaining
to their Offices respectively for said
Courts. And the said clerks and Mar
shall shall each appoint a deputy, to
reside and keep their Offices in the city
of Chattanooga, and who shall, in the
absence of their principals, do and per-
form all the duties appertaining to
their offices respectively.
"Sec. 3. That all process issued to OF
against parties residing in the counties
of Hamilton, James, Polk, McMinn,
Bradley, MeiSs, Rhea, Marion, Sc
quatchie, Bledsoe, Grundy, and Cum.
berland, shall be issued from and be
roturnable 10 SAID Districr and Circuit
Court at Chattanooga; and all issues OF
fact in such cases, triablc by jury, shall
be tried at Chattanooga, unless other
wise ordered by the Court for cause
shown.
Sec. 4. That each Of said Courts shall
be held In n building to be provided
for that purpose by the State or munic-
ipal authorities, and without expense
to the United Statts.n
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Whom is Tennessee Fort

We give it up. That is one OF those
things no fellow can find out. The
fact is the delegates to Chicago don't
know themselves. And right here
they show their sense. Let ia EN- have
their preferences, as they do have; but
let them 20 TO Chicago, and consult
and deliberate, and then dispassionGte-
ly, deliberately, and honestly cast the
vote of Tennessee for that man who
will get the most votes in the doubtful
states of the North.
We believe our delegates will do
this.
The above from the Knoxville Repub-
fcdR states the case eXactly--as least as
FAR as We are concerned. We have Of
ten stated our personal preference, but
when we get to Chicago we shall most
certainly cast Il vote for the man that
we think the most available.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Weekly Herald
Cleveland, Tennessee.

IHE Chattanooga Times is All artful
dodser; II copies only such parts Of
our editorials on the State debt as it
can Use TO suit it, There is one thing
certain, If Hawkins is elected Governor
and has a Republican Legislature to
back him, the State debt will be sifted,
aud If there il any fraud about il, it
will be exposed. Tie Democratic par
~ have been crying "fraud" for the
past ten years, but have eenunable so
far to expose it if there is any. In fact
there ia 10 real fraud the outstanding
bonds were issued In accordance with
the law bat some few were sold for
less than face value we are told. How
ever, admitting the latter to be a fact,
the State is legally bound for their pay
ment, and therefore we stand OH that
plank in the Republican platform which
reads as follows:
"Resolyed, That the voluntary prop
OsitiOn from our creditors to take less
than the tuce value of their bonds, by
them made I'm view of Our losses COnse-
quent upon the war of the rebellion,
should be thankfully and uUhesitating-
~ accepted, and the new contract faith
fully and promptly complied with, and
we denouce the refusal of the Demo-
cratic party to accept the 60 and 6 prop
osition as a refusal OLA liberal and vol
untary deduction; and we recognize
said refusal overwhelming evidence
that a large majority Of the Democratic
party intends to repudiate the bonded
debt of the State, aud thereby subject
our State to the op~probium of all peo-
pie who regard the contracts Of Il State
with her creditors as sacred inviola-
billty."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
EarOSpcrOus France.

UNDER republican rule France has
made and continues to make, extra
ordinary progress in material pros
pcrity. The deposits in the savings
banks have enormously increased,
and the houses and lands Of the
peasantry have have been greatly i'm
proved. There is no such thing as
poverty to be found in the beautiful
country; and now the Intelligence
ome thet calls of tax-collectors
have been so generously and prompt
ly responded to hat the amounts
already far exceed the estimates, and
that the French government is in a
quandery as to what shall be done
with the surplus. Verify, France
cheaply purchased its redemption
from Bonapartist rule by the pay
ment Ct the indemnity to Germany.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

TIE portraits of all the Governors of
Tennessee from Sewer down to Marks
are to be seen at the Nashville Centen-
niOl with the exception of Brownlow.
We don't know whether it is Il little
low dirty mean spite the managers
have at the name of the dead hero, or
whether they did not want to disgrace
his memory BY having it beside John
g. Brown, Isham Harris and Repudi-
ator Marks. If it is the latter it Is a
credit; if the former, it only goes to
show how contemplate some men are.
Such an insult to Brownlows mem
DRY will not hurt him; he still lives in
the hearts Of half million of people Of
Tennessee, as the one honest man that
occupied the Governors chair since the
rebellion.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Carpenters Opinion Of blaine.

TIOll IL IHdNC lilltl NlCNs
Blaine is a brave, magnetic, lighting
Republican. Should he be nominated,
] would do everything in my power to
secure his election. We have had one
or two tits in debate in the senate, but
without the slightest personal feeling
on my part or upon his part, as l be-
licye. Ills training in the house of
representatives has made him fond Of n
fight. lie gives hard blows and expects
to take as hard as his opponent can
give, and after it is over shake lands
and invite him to dinner. 1t is only u
weak and mean man who bears a
grudge from q contest, and Blaine is
neither weak nor mean.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
sherman Hopeful if not San


Cleveland (0.) Herald: Tie most
reliable news from Washington indi-
Gates that Grant cannot receive the
nomination on the first ballot, and il
so his name will not be presented tothe
convention. In this event II Is conce-
dcd that Mr. Sherman's chances for
success are the most fa,teIing Of any
Of the candidates. Mr.. Washburn
would be regarded as likely to prove Il
strong candidate, but his own state
refuses to support him. General To-
gan is utterly opposed to Washburne,
aud has an eye to the main chance him
self. Buta large proportion Of MI.
Blaine's friends prefer Sherman for a
second choice, and New England will
give him, in case Blaine cannot win, a
united vote. New York prefers sher-
man to Blaine, and Pennsylvania
would be satisfied with Sherman, If 10
cannot secure Blaine. II Is certain that
the entire country has confidence in
the integrity, sound sense, wise states
manship, and satisfactory record of Mr..
Sherman, and next to Grant he is the
first choice Of the mass Of southern re-
publicans. The more Mr.. Shcrman's
position is examined, the better 1t ap-
pears, aud .there-is a growing belief
that he is the "coming man." By many
of the shrewdest politicians he is
thought to be the best candidate with
which to carry New York, us the fnan-
ciul ard business men of the state have
the utmost confidence in his sagacity
and administrative Talents. Mr.. Shcr-
man himself is hopeful Of success, and
his friends everywhere are sanguine Of
ultimate triumph.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Indigo KeY,S SuCCCSROr.

THE President announced Tuesday
that he had decided to appoint Horace
Maynard rs Post Master General. Mr..
MayEard's thousands Of friends will be
pro nd to hear of this fact. There will
be no truer or more able man in the
Cabinet than he. lie will honor the
office IT, stead of the Office honoring
him.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

MEMPHIS, May 15.-Considerable
stir was made in legal and official
circles here to-day by decision Of
the State Supreme Court, Il full
bench sitting, making the present
city government the successor Of the
defunct government IS defendcnt in
various suits pending when the State
Legislature abolished the former gov
ernment fifteen months ago. The
present authorities have ignored in
toto all succession Of their predeces-
sors or their debts of more han 81,
100000. The impression in many
circles now, is that the Court will
compel the new government TO pro-
vide, or become liz bic for the old
debt
A case is now before the Supreme
Court at Washington, but an expect
ed decision has not been promulga-
ted.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

The gas and water supply has been
cut off In all the cities and the U. S.
courts stopped-all on account of Con-
gress falling to make the necessity APP
preparations. This is more democratic
"reform" that stops the wheels of gov
ernment.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Insolvent Notice.

The insolvency of the estate Of B. r..
Montsomery's decd having on the Gin
OF January 1880, been suggested in the
County court Of Bradley county, Tenn.
by the Administrator Of said estate; All
persons having claims against said es-
state are notified to appear and file the
same authenticated in the Ttinncr pre-
scribcf by law Oh or before Sept. 1st,
1880. 5 II. DEARwOND,
Nv May 10Th, 1880. Administrator.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

THINK Of how the citizens Of the
Queen City of the West received and
treated the Southern Democrats on the
18th of last March; then reflect, and
think Ola committee Of bigotcd jack
asses at Nashville refusing Brownlow's
portrait, room in the exposition build
ing. Why the smallest mind can east
ly explain who it Is that keeps up po-
~lltical prejudice in the south.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

The "nxing up" process is still go
ing on among the Democratic candi-
dates for sheriff. Better have a square
fair convention gentlemen it will give
your party much better satisfaction
than to let two or three tricksters man
age Me wires.