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, 1880-09-12

! shal MacAahou, and Nine. Yung as witnesses
to prove the truth of bis charges. There vii
probably be some spicy developments during tht
trial. hung and Woestcyuc were reported re.
] Gently to have arranged for a duel. but 1t /!
probable that they will leave the fighting to The
| lawyers.
OK the 9TH of April 1ast'a French expedi-
| ton, under command Of Capt Gaiiieui, started
| up theRiver Niger, for the purpose Of exploring
! the country. On tho llth Of May the expedst ton
was attacked near the Village Of Dis, In the Bar
I bary country, By native force numbering l,00o
| and the Fr6nch were obliged to retire with the
| loss OF their baggage, and fourteen men killed
! and eleven wounded. The expedition has been
rettted. and will soon start by new route.
Mr. FRANK JONES, who has more than
once led his party to defeat in New Hampshire,
positively declines to be candidate for Gov
ernor Of that Stata. on the Democratic ticket
Tho unterriffed Hre, Ii a quandary- They can-
not nnd any one t4xake the place on their ticket
They have looked nll over the State for polit-
lea! Moses. but no Que has been found. What
they shall do under the circumstances, they
themselves do not know, and it is hard to
predict.
AN event long anticipated, much talked
"oeas, ano 1ealoeNs quatreieo m over, tooK pace
as ~ .'a.'.u sestetuas. Iae Vueon o1 epa'n pre-.
seneso ner hosat spouse VIII dauRhter' ana
the Spanish people, mayhap, with their future
3u.sn' >.'s. ine hlns, anu spanlafas geneeany'
pe.-n1 80 osu taucl ueseer pleaseo - ne
-s' =. 1nt.nt "as wy, ". .ne, win pfooauV
u % uissa.'seu ~ WIN lne'r Vueen as oFe Tue
puun t"n o1tn .neils LIS opanlsn Oueen anu ner
oao5 41c oo'ae ven.
- -. -
oEcAosE t1es'oeat dayes Vesoea WRat
.s' nasaa1eu tne Or passenger
"l'4 " Is taeeateneo " democrats ana hearney-
11ss ~ enat nc VII. receive mRewafm fecepuon
at oau rtaue'soo' Ing posauon o. orano
a.ateha. *as Denoeleo ~. 1. to'eman' oemo-
e.at "no teiuseo 70 accept out stewart Men
zies, an independent Demo FRAT, accepted. Al
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tho second will be eolipsed at .:ssu
and reappoar from occultasien At IN u
| m. Tuesday. The third will be s,,1s. p.
ut :309z a. q. Saturday: 1t will be near tn
est elonRatfou about 10 a. m. Thursday. s13 seae
DO seen Wednesday and Thursday evrn,css .us9
the naked eye ii the light fr>m o,4, moan -. "1eo m
too strong The fourth will be in inrer,o. ~ ao<
junction Thursday afternoon. and nav hs w. w.
to the east Of the planet this and IT, -rnss seea
evenings. The bright spot on Jupiter III, =
turned directly towards Us within few nlnr.pS oS
of the Following dates: Tuesday I:al :, ~
Wednesday 9:20 p. M; Thursday $40 a. ~ a E
Hoo p. N. Saturday 4:50 a. m. '' aug
Saturn will rise Wednesday at 7:& q.
south Taursday at 3:o4 g. m. Hia Apparent ~
ameter WILL tneu DO 1Sh seconds; the 9reates,
diameter or his ring system +4.3 seconds. .Ds
least do uH seconds Ha Is nsariy u de9rses ~
east from, Jupiter. and would be a rerv go
object II not 80 near to the much byIohtar ~.
Hef Is also mucu nearer: to the earth th,n ~
average, his distance being about ..;;afxn r.
miles.
Neptune will south Thursday at Ara
His right ascension will then be 2h. 4ssstm. .rs
declinat1on north IA degrees 201s minutes.
D. 2. Todd, OF the American Nautical 4'r,.
mac, has recently been engaged In catcuIa,ton.
relative to the position, ETC., OF planet ertsro
to the orbit Of Neptune, the existence Of ~htsa
is regarded. by mathematical astronomer. 49,. =.
probable. According to bis calculations, ~
planet is at present in longitude about 1rsda'
grees- Its period Of revolution be place, ~
about S15 years, and angular diameter about ~.
seconds OF arc. These results agree verv v.n
with those independently deiuced by prnr
Forbes, Of Glasgow. The planet has not vat
been found.
7b tia Editor of 7Ae Chicago 1.1bua. -.
CHICAGO, Sept. 11--Will you please fnfnrr, ~.
II one Of the satellites Of Jupiter WIS yisbls sat
urday evening ut about 10 O'Clock? AZ shss 1H.s
time snw, BY the aid of the opera -9Faaa uhst
to be very small star, Of blush
color. very near the planet, and to the LETT :ana
disc, and would like to know whether it was ora
Of the satellites Of the planet, and II 20, which
one SruprwT
At the time named, a week ago last eyentns
The second satellite was three minutes Of an
east from the centre Of the planet. The apnar.
mt distance from the nearest edge Of Juniter
vas about In the same proportion Is one foot
Ieen at the distance Of q quarter OF mile. Tbe~
Erection Of astronomical east was at that tina
n the evening inclined towards tbs horizon.
Student" therefore. undoubtedly saw the .eo-.
md satellite at the time and In the position
|amed- 4 friend of the writer Of this paraxranh
Tas looking at It through an opera glass, and
}airned to be able to see 1t with The naked eye,
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l. .. 9. Fall WHO INTENT GOING WITH
tho L O. o. F. Excursion to Toronto. Ont Sept ID,
ateie 4 the once. IL R.adoiph-sl T. e. m IuILp p''-
Secretary.
, 1880-09-12

AFTER the Knights Templar parade, say
Peek,s M Sun, every Kpight begun to talk over tha
tiseen f6rta ot tps daX, and somebody .said.b
saw people ACTUALLY ; ply for water; others TOOK
up the refrain, and before night it was in e7esy-
body mouth, with their gin cocktails, and Chi
cago was ruined because she charged tor water,
The circumstance was nothing in the world to
find fault about or to abuse Chicago about, aud
might hare occurred ut a, camp meeting any
where The managers Of the Conclave did not
take into consideration that ao, 600 people would
eat Goldfish for breakfast aud all want drink at
precisely twenty minutes past II, orthey would
20 doubt have arranged a trough for; them to
drink out OF. All the fun has been mads of
Chicago that the occasion warrants, and ths
Sun, published at a place that Is as apt to pick
notes out Of ChIcago's eye as any place. desires
to be the first to place itself On record as helev-
ing that We have au made fools OF ourselves on
this 10-cent water question: and we will add that
Chicago contains as many white, square, honor
able people and as few cut-tnroats to the square
acre as any place OF its size on this Continent.
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THE COUNTY ELECTION.

A meeting Of the Cook County Central
Committee representing the Republican
party has been called for next Tuesday at
the Grand Pacific Hotel. The purpose OF
this meeting is to appoint a day for the
County Convention, and it is understood that
the primaries will be fixed for Saturday,
Oct. ., and the Convention for thefolIowing
Monday. These dates are early enough; If
they be changed at all, 1t will be better to
make them later than earlier. 4 short cam
paign is in every way desirable for a local
election. Itismuch more likely than Is long
campaign to attract and hold the attention Of
the people and bring out a full vote. 1t is
highly desirable, however, that both parties
shall have ample notice for the holding Of
the primaries, in order that they may
thoroughly canvass their available material
and defeat any combinations and manipula-.
tions which are designed to place weak
candidates in nomination.
The Offices to be filled in Cook County this
year are as follows: y.
Sheriff. "
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3.l, Aro119 GoMMANDERF,. E9: \ RSIGHTs
TEMPLAR-There Will be no C0uciave Tuesday
evening" Sept. II. 1891 By order OF the Eminent
Commander. IL s. T1FEANf. Recorder.
, 1880-09-12

Assembly OF Van Rensselaer, Grand Lodge OF perfec-
ton. i deg, on Thursday evening next by order Of
the r.. r.. Il
ED GoODALE, Grand secrc,aiy.
, 1880-09-12

FAlHvEw CHAPTER, NO. 1e1, B. a. M.-Regu-
" rCoavosasion 1nnrsdzy evening sept T. 1SSt Ut
% meet With H. S. TIFFANY NJ f. H P
, 1880-09-12

Entered Al The Post-oNce at Caieaeo H., a. Second
IIa4g Natter.
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We publish elsewhere caf,l from Air. +.
c. Pfeider, which explains itself ~e innw
nothing Of the. animus which prompted the
publication Of the item to which Mr.. Z. re-
fers in bis card, bat we do know that the
statements made were gross ISLANDERS and
should not have been admitted into the co..
umus Of decent journal. The 1Gsre'ay has
done itself great injustice ia admitting this
wholesale slaptier to its columns and has
grossly wronged lady whose name stand.
above reproaeh in this community. and the
sooner that RapcF shall make the aieeads hon.
o.ats the spancr il viii re-establisl. itse'f IL
tie confidence Of this public
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09

Oaieo Of Spear. Meade s Co, General
Comniissson Merchants and wholesale deal
ers in California, Oregon and imported dried
fruits, 3l6 and sls Washington St, 5. +.
SAS FpAScaeo, May e5th, 1850.
10 Poprie,oys qf flfmmer Epa Drier
GENTLEMEN ): During the past season we
have directly or Indirectly handled large
part of all the Plummer Fruit that has been
sent to this market, aud are pleased to re.
port rapidly increasing demand for these
goods. Bat for your interests, "a well as for
cur own, aud in order that the favorable rep
utatien now established may be maintained,
aud the sale OF these goods be still further
increased, we offer the following suggestions
concerning the next drying
PACKAGES. Pack your apples princi.
pally in so 10 boxes, net weight. as the de-
mand is chiefly for that size, A certain
class of trade like 10 boxes. and you
might pack about one-ifth Of your product
in this hst size. Boxea having an inside
nssasmra,ept of 9lxl0lxl9i inches aud ok
S?x9l inches win hold the weights named, II
tkr .fr7'a Is properlg pressed,
s WEIGHTS, Ship no boxes which DO not
contain hoae3 aet srsiyH. A great many
complaints have been justly mado that boxes
marked so lbs. net contained only Is to ~
lbs net, Such shortage is injurious to the
name and sale of any goods.
rACKlNG.-lI Have the fruit as nearly as
even quality as possible throughout the box,
hut make layer Of fruit on top. as it adds
greatly TO its attractiveness.
Steahi your boxes Plummer Eyaporated
Apples, or wbatever other fruit it may be,
and give tho name OF the factory.
Ia conclusion. Is s'Headquarters on this
Coast for all descriptions OF Domestic Dried
Fruit, We shall be prepared to handle any
quantity cf ''Piammer" Fruit ON commission
the season and to mako advances on the same
at a reasonable rate Of interest Any further
information you may desire win be cheerful.
ly given. Yours Respectfully.
SPEAR, MEADE & 90.
This process makes your potatoes worth
$50 PEI Ton.
This process makes your squash and pump.
kias worth S ots. per lb.. and in like proper.
tion all other vegetables. Fruit aud vegeta.
bles dried by this process have been adopted
into the L. 5. Army. aud the English mar
ket is demanding all the fruit dried 10y this
process she can get. the truth OF which asser.
tiou eau be ascertaincL by addressing the
Eng!!.A Company at CoryalIis
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irvine ulaaern.

We all Thought tie invention ef wire bind.
erg great achievement, but II did not *.
aetly suit the American farmer he wanted
twine instead Of wire because it was cheaper.
Inventive genius was called in, and the re-
suit ia that binding with twine u now sue.
cess, as the following special dispatch from
Nashville, Illinois, to the Chicago 4tibuae,
shows
NASHVILLE, ILL.,, May % The fariners ol
Washington county woro tfested to Vi exbi.
bitiou this afternoon as unique 40 il was en-.
teriaining. IL had been advertisod that an
exhibition of harvesting machinery would be
given on the farm Of Judge Aikens, where
one machine would bind wheat with either
wire or twine, and inviting competition by
other wiro or twfne binders. Several hun
dred farmers were present, and two machines
were exhibited in very heavy green wheat.
VIZ: the Osborne Combined Twine and Wire
Binder, and the Wood Irvine Binder The
latter broke down on the frst round, aud
was takcn out of the field. The farmers
were delighted with the excellent work of
the Osborne, and highly praised the feature
whereby either twine or wire can be used,
as may be the cheapest.
~ the invention was completed IT sncli a
late date It cahhot be brought Into reqnisi-
ton on this Coast until the harvest Of 1881.
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rcrsonnI.

Foster liussell is now at Walla Walla. Eii,l
writes that he likes that place well and will
remain. there If he succeeds in getting enK
ployment.
John Sumner, Of Sweet Home, called on
us last Wednesday, Hereports good crop
prospects in his neighborhood.
Sam. Robinson, manager Of tho Portland
branch house Of Miller 4 Richards, Of Edin.
burg. spent last Sabbath in this city.
Mart. Bringham got back from Eastern
Washington last Tuesday evening. He aays
You can't so into any scttlement mp there
ASithout running across Linn county men.
Mrs. Taylor who has been Waiting her
many friends and relatives in this city will
rotarn to her homa ia walla walla this
week.
Hon. Thos. Munkers, member Of our Dem-
ocratic Central Committee, called on us last
Tuesday.
Old ''Unele Bart Allen was down here
yesterday, lie still wears that anxious,
Snyderly expression on his oountenanoe that
he is said to have contracted while acting on
that committee OF Investigation.
Mrs. d. W. Wakefield aud daughter, Of
Portland, arc visiting their relatives aud
friends in this city.
Mr.. Albert Hatienden aud wife, Of Rose
burg. came down on a visit last week. Mr.
Il. returned in a day or so, Int his wife is
making more lengthy visit
Mrs. Clifford Coggins, are Alice Grifiin. Of
Portland, has been visiting in this city for
the past week.
John Fronk, formerly of this city paid us a
visit last week. lilo has moved from Harris
burg to Eugene. and is now running The ST.
Charles Hotel in that city.
Mr.. Fred. PfeilFsr and family viii start
for Council Bluff, Iowa, probably next
week.
Major J. L. Herren was one Of the ell
cient Marshals at the State Fair
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Coed sew. Tor tl.e Coast.


The PAe.lie Coast. always favored .~an-
try. Gow has additional tsasons to le thank
ful.
\ pampLls. ja>s pahlished Iy Professor
trimmer asserts that the period from 1850 TO
1857 will be one universal carnival of death
everywhere execp. on this Coast. Asia will
dopopulAted, Earope nearly 50. and America
viii lose fifteen millions Of her people. Be-
sides. plaques We are to have storms and tilsI
waves, mountains arc 20 '4oss their heads
through the choicest yallsys: navi.ators will
be lost by the thagsagi ouias = tie capri
ciaus deeections of tls magnetic nae,lle. aud
islands wili appear aud disappear in mid.
pceau. And all the beasts. birds and 'lshes
all Iv diseased, famine ami civil strife will
-,l.eiroy nis,sL of the human bsings lcft alive
b. the plague. and finally '.tyso years Of frs
-iSSa - 1857 rage with fairy in every
part ot the elpl,e. In Is.s7 the ''s;ar Of
Brthlchen'' viii '.e-appear in cassiopa's
chair, the imme.iia.e res,slts leisg universal
war anil portentoas Goosls and shipwrscss.
north America Is again to be Involved in a
civil var unless Napoleon" arises 70 quell
i, but during these terrible days the Racilis
Coast States win lie yeritabls paradise OF
peace compared to the heliiah strife that viii
be waged throughout the world. The few
peaple that may manage 10 survive ill isss
will have reason ta be thankful
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I.apor,anr 70 rarner..

oar readers have noticed the advertise
1nents IN the DEssocaAT Of the harvesting
nachiaery of d. NJ Osborne { Co, and
nv wish to direct their attention to anew
piig Which appears this week the best reg
an,1aenlation that company has yet had ii
this Stale. This new ''sd. conveys the In
tel',ssroe that the business Council Of the
Patrons Of Husbandry n this county have
adopted the Osborne harvesting machinery
for their use, and recommend it to the Pat
rons Of this State. We are personally ac.
quainted with a majority OF the members O
the Business Council and know them 10 h
amoag thewery best Of Of our farmers.
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card.

In the Portland SsaiIg Aslva,y Of the4 I'll
inst appeared 4 sensational article stating
that my wife hal run OF with ''baadzomel
man. 1t Is hardly necessary Tor me to say
here that the article in question is nothing
bat haze slaadrr aud ial4vhooi from begin
ming to end. and esttsa M by some eewarliy
hlaekmaiier Tor no ether purrr,se bat To slau-
der true wife and lowing mssher My vile
has not been absent from Albany during my
Journey and will accompany ms to my home
ia the East. She has performed her duty as
becoming wife aud mother, ani has won
she highest esteem an.errsI- et "f sll Who
know her. I shall eail on the proprietor Of
said psrer apd demand the usine ri the
4.lolsyis isls Li iaesiaailrr and get jl-iiee lone.
F. &. ffsarEE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09
4 .sekc em oI. renapl.ln..

Tho indianapolis gunday Aoysiiug CttR oi
June Goth contains the following good joke
on one Of the Oregon Republican delegates to
the National COM eniioh at Chicago Mr..
o. +, Tompkins. Of Harrisburg, Oregon, was
ia the city last week. visiting Charles y.
Lee. He Is q genial, pleasant gentleman and
a prominent merchant ia tho We6foot State.
lie tells the following funny incident Of hia
visit to Chicago during his sojoarn as n dele.
gate TO the National Convention. Said be
I sent some hhirta. etc, TO the laundry one
day, and on going TO my room the next day,
imagine my surprise 10 find three bundles ol
clothes neatly done up. on opening them.
found iay shirts, etc. ia one While tt.p other
two contAiaed apparel Tor q woman aud baiy.
Hand. being u bachelor. / could not imagine
what I vas 20 do with garments af that kind.
fhe hotel clerk insisted that they we're mine,
bat knsw better. aud lett ti.la 10 tie ten.
der mercy .; the eleri. -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09
sHALL We HAyE RE
4 County Fair Talked OF Nsw &. lhs T,a,s
for AeaIon.

A few days ago the Directors Of the Linn
County Agricultural Association held meet
ing in this city and arrived at the conclusion
to hold fair at their grounds near this city
sometime during the coming autumn. On
the 18th Of the present month they hold a
meeting here for tho purpose OF settling the
date, aud they win 90 on aud make the nee.
essary arrangements providing the prospects
lor good crop are fair.
The cause Of the failure Of our county fairs
heretofore was that the date Of holding them
was 50 near that Of the State Fair. and as a
consequence person that ouly had the time
or money to attend one fair would naturally
choose the largest one. The State Fair ia
just over and will not interfere with Us this
year. and We can't sep why Linn. the priRei-
pal agricultural county la the State CANNOT
bold fair this year. We feel sure that the
iarnains community viii give il good sup
port, aud il the managers exercise little
skill in managing the affair it will 10 grand
suecrsS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09
An 0resan Esiatc.

The St Johns Newfoundland Cob 81 the
2l inst. says The heirs in this province
of Thomas Armstrong. late Of Oregon, d,,
ceased. who leIsa large estate there, have
retained }. Travis. Esq. 10 take the necesaa.
ry steps to establish their claim to the estate,
aud We understand that Sir. Teavis, after
collecting the necessary evidence in this
province 10 establish tue identity Of the late
Mr.. Armstrong and Of tho family being his
heirs and next Of Kin, viii leave ior Califor.
nia, Oregon and British Columbia TO com.
plete the evidence aaa to establish the claim.
We bolieve that from his investigation Of
the matter. and from the documentary evil
deuee already in his possession, Mr.. Travis
is quite satisfied that he viii he able to push
the matter to successful result. Mr.
Wheeler. the administer OF this estate. lives
in Albany, and he seems to think that Mr.
Travis viii have hard time Of it establish
ing the claims Of the parties he represents.
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The Msrke,..

Following is correct report OF the mar
lso,s in this city Ep 10 noon yesterday;
FLaUR-s5.50 per bhl.
HAY baled, Sl5@Sls per ton,
loose, Slo,
POTATOES so cts per bushel
.HUrTER-l5 to 20 cts per lb.
EGGS-l5 cents per doz.
PoRK--5 to 5l cts per Ii.
BACoNs.- HAMS l2a@aitsa.
aApaldera. o.
AIDES, lao
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, &c.
g g plums, lie.
Plunmcr dried apples, l5c,
/" piNms, lGc.
CHICKENS s.. a06eS Sa.oo per doz.
SUGAR San Francisco G, lOac,
COFFEE Costa Rica, lS@20c.
Java. SOC.
-curcola PIE.
Rio, 20.
MILL FEED bran ssCtsSl1. per ton.
chop. sIs@seol
shorts, SIS.
j -middlingz, s2O@I5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09

The marvellous cures which Ayes
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are : sufficient guaranty that is will
continue to produce the best results An
impartial trial win convince the most scepti-
eai OF its wonderful curative powers, IS we'll
as OF its superiority over all other prepaTG-
tions for pulmonary complaints
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09
Tne lsaI>ey Ra,.aeallsn.

.4he Democrats Of llalsey precinct held a
grand Democratic ratification meeting there
last Friday night. at which time W. e. Bill
yeu, W. S. McFadden and Jas. X Weather
ford addressed the large audience. At Q
O'Clock special train arrived from elbany
With aious 10 % er.ons aboard 4 torch
light procession WAS formed and marching
through the principal streets, made Rome
howis' for awhile. Th.. enthusiasm was very
great. and every one With whom We conyers-
81 seemed to Is. Immensely pleased with
llaueocl; and English IS our candidates.
After the procession was oFer the train re-
turned to this city, arriving here about mid.
mint
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-09
Eaaaaay Sa,a .a.up,.

last S-bb-ta ui"rnins the whisiiius Of ths
locomotive scared ts-.'n belpu-iug to tLe
H4gker EfQ;isrs, ~Aie.. Was standing near
the track = the depot. an.l in tLeir harry T.
get away smashed ZIP the haes, ia soo,l shape,
breaking two wheels. the dozhis tsces. ..ntl
other pasEz 81 the vehicle.
On Friday evening asotheF team rsa oa,
This time i WAS = carriage Jelonsing 10 ".
Z. Canon. AMI the occupants, a young H,au
PANIED D...lgs and Miss Belle Canon, ~.rs
thrown To the ground aud pretty badly
shaken up. aai the carriage was c"Hpleteiy
demoraiizesl The raaaNay was eaased by
tn. neck yoke coming down.
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sYes! H.n,s Dsa.ssr-,ie eias-

Tie Democracy of Sgset Home is vide
exake, aal for tlie purpose Of carrying on
the campaign in go9d shape they last week
Organized Hancock Club. The officers are
as follows: President, Levi Mcqueen; Vice
President. John Sumner; Secretary, ,. N.
Natkinds; Assistant Secretary. jackson Me
Clure. The Club viii hold It's next meeting
to-In"rrog.
On tli. reception Of tie news Of the noni-
nation 81 Hancock they had j Qualification
meeting. speeches, auvi firing, and a good
time generally, aud they VIII carry the cam
pai.n along IN their locality IN good shape.
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oa the Rall.

sgessrs. Stroud and Hsllipsef are I've oI
tle mast popqlarconlgctors thateverpnnehed
pasteboard in to porous. Dnring the late
EsirFun they added hasts of friends 10 thoii
long list of admirers. tQentlenen admirers,
ne mean , snper u ca lent Brandt IS also a
host in a great emergency like the stipend
ous rush of Fair week. and his arrangements
for the accommodation Of the travelling pub
lie shovel the skill Of a master hand.