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fw Good-by Local (,ptiop! n

w Good-by Local Option! The
Democrats in the Legislature were toe
solid against thee Guernsey Times.
That coming from a Republican paper
is decidedly rich. The We Nod: Fol
55, sgsinst So. OF those who voted
against the measure there were Is RE-
PUBLICANS. The votes OF 5 OF them
would have given the bill the required
majority, and secured its passage. "The
Republicans were too solid against thee, =
would be q better form for the above
item.
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EF The Woodsheld SPrRIf OF De.
MeoRAcY, one of the ,ruest Democratic
papers in Ohio, in its last issue says
The Ohio delegation will be instructed
for Senator THURMAN, and our Democ'
racy will make determined fight to Sc.
cure his nomination, believing that il
would heal all differences in the party
and result in q grand victory for Demo
cratic principles Wayne Co. Democrat
7th inst a
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~The estate of the late James S.
Foreman is insolvent, and will probably
not pay more than Is cents on the dol
lar. The condition of bis financial af-
fairs was very great surprise to all his
friends. His new Caldwell residence,
now nearly completed and which he ex.
pected to occupy in very short time, is
the finest in the town and one of the
most complete in every way in all the
country. 1t is said that Mr.. Foreman
spent nearly $4,000 in its constructions
and now it would hardly cell for one
9th of that sum- Cambridge Jeferso.
nian ea
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wA correspondent of the Wheeling
Register, writing from St. Clairsyille,
says of the spring elections:
'.The majorities given in Richland
township are uuprecedentedly large, and
as consequence, the Democrats are ju-
bilant. The returns from the other
townships throughout the county are
equally as encouraging. In only ope
township, so far as heard from. War
ren) have the Democrats met with any
serious defeat. In all the other town.
ships the Democracy either hold their
own or make gains. The Democrats are
enthused and anxious for the fray Of
next fall" A.
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The divorce suit of Handel Vance We.
Mrs Susan Vance was decided last week
in the Common Pleas Court, after brief
and quiet, hearing; the court granting
the petition Of the plaintiff. The Plain.
III . witnesses we're examined, but the
defense did not contest the case. On
the question Of alimony, the court &C.
cepted the agreement previously made
by the parties, and decree was entered
accordingly. Mrs. Vance receives nine
rooms off the south end of the house
on Arch Street, and the vacant ground
adjoining, together with one-half the per-
sonal property Enterprise.
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Homes for Poor Children.

New YoRK, April 6.-To night party
Of 19 boys, gathered from the homes Of
poverty and from the lodging houses OF
the Children's Aid Society, started for
Winchester, Vs., where they will find
homes with farmers in that vicinity The
cost of their outfit and Of the journey
was paid by Whitelaw Reid from the
funds placed in his hands to be used in
placing poor children in positions where
their future success depends on their
own efforts. This is the first company
sent by Mr.. Reid TO the South.
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EThe friends of D. F. Holtz will
be interested to know that he has been
admitted to the South Kansas Confer,
ence, and sent to Monmouth, Crawford
County, where his family expect to join
him in the near future. I
There has been considerable excite;
ment to-day over the election, both
township and corporation. The resul,
of the corporation election is as follows
Mayor, M. II. Barber; Councilmen
Bev. j. E Hollister, ]. Orr, j. P. Ken,
non; Clerk, D.. E. Morris; Msrshal
George Coultray,-Fairuieso Correspon'
desce, Barnesville Enterprise.
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Wheeling Register. 9th inst.l
TERRIBLE TRESTLES.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE B. 4
8. w.

The accident which occurred on the
BelIaire and Southwestern railroad, at
Meyers trestle, few weeks ago, by
which ex.C Congressman Danford was so
seriously injured as to give rise to the
reports OF bis death, is still fresh in the
minds of the readers Of the Register,
which gave the only full and reliable ac-
count of it the next morning. Several
Of the victims OF that casualty are still
confined to their rooms, and at least one,
Miss Faris, of this city, to her bed
Since the occurrence Of that, the first
serious accident on the road, series Of
smaller ones have occurred, with such
frequency as 10 cause remark. Last
evening about 10 o'clock, message
come to the Register telephone from
the Bellaire Office that another serious,
II not fatal accident, had happened at
one Of the numerous trestles on the
road.
|, The unfortunate train was passenger
train No 8, with engine No. l, which
leaves Bellaire at $3.50 P. M, which, on
yesterday was composed Of one passen-
ger coach ana freight gondola. The
accident happened, as reported, on tres
tie No. 8, eighteen miles from Bellaire,
and two and half miles this side OF
Armstrong; Mills The train was run
ming at very moderate speed, at rate
Of not more than Eve or six miles an
hour, when just IS the last truck was
upon the tres.le, the rear coach, in some
unaccountabIe way,
JUMPED TIE TRACK,
pulling the gondola partially of and
falling a distance Of some fifteen feet
It alighted upon the rear end, which was
very badly broken. In the coach, at The
time, were probably some twenty pas
sengers. OF these, strange as u ap-
pears, but two
WERE SERIOUSLY HURT.
William Smith, of Woodsfeld, had
his leg broken and was considerably
bruised up Aside from the broker
limb his wounds are painful and Of ,
serious nature.
L. NJ. Armor, Of Pittsburgh, was also
seriously bruised and cut, and it is prob
able he has sustaned internal injuries
the nature and ex ent of which canno
now I've ascprtained
Captain Julius Armstrong, a well
known citizen Of B-llaire, was 10 th,
coach with his little girl. He sustained
no considerable bodily injury, but one
halt of his pantaloons we're so badly de
moralized as to be past the tailor's pow
er to repair His leg was bruised ant
scratched, but his hurts are not serious
The report In regard to
| YOUNG DANFoRp
proved, fortunately, 10 be without foun
dation He sent note to his aunt, Mrs
Dewitt Danford, of Bellaire, assuring
her Of his entire safety. He said b,
feared that, as in the ease of bis father
they wo lid have him dead at Bellaire.
The train was in charge of Engines
Pat. Sherry and Conductor H. F. 7Burk
head, who were also in control OF ths
train which met with the former misfor
tune. 3sf
In response to an inquiry, Superin
ttendent Henry said the matter would be
fully looked into. to-day, but at the tim,
| of our interview with him be could form
no intelligent opinion concerning tn
cause OF the accident, or who was tt
blame.
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FIFTY DOLLARS PER DAY.
Is to be the Moderate Rates For
Rooms in Chicago During the
Convention.

ATHENS. ONO. April 6.--The boldesl
game ofrobbery and swindling that has
ever taken place at a Convention will be
developed at the coming Chicago Con
vention. A gentleman residing in Athens
has received q letter in answer to re.
quest to secure him two comfortable
sleeping-rooms at the fremont House,
stating that tbe rooms can be bad for
$50 per day, and that this same condi
ton Of affairs exists at every leading
hotel in Chicago. 1t is limited that q
gang OF spectators have bought up all
the hotel Accommodations in Chicago and
intended to rob. every body that may
chance to come to the Convention. il
the Committee intended to allow their
visitors thus to be outraged it is time
for another place to be sought to hold
the Convention. t
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RThe Wheeling Iutelligencer of
last Friday says:
"The Barnesville people take a very
sensible view of their geographical situ-
alton. They realize that they have been
pretty badly hurt by the building of the
Bellaire and Southwestern road, which
has seriously crippled their trade 10
Monroe county, and therefore Ia order
to make the most of their natural facil-
tiles for doing manufacturing business,
they are discussing the feasibility of q
connection with the Tuscarawas Valley
and Wheeling railroad. which, if made,
will give them,a competing outlet to the
East and West"
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SHERIFFs SALE.
. 2iels
John B. Often, Committee.
ssce II vs
MJames r. Morris, ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale is
ID sued from the court of common
pleas Within and tor the county Of Monroe
and State of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between. the above named partiee, and
to me directed,I will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
in Woods6eld, on
Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1880,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q. m. and A
o'clock p! m, of said day. the following de
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
A part of the south part of the northwest
quarter of section IS, township Of range s,
containing % acres more or less, and lying
soutL Of the Marietta road.
Also rs acres more or less lying south Of
said road and being in the southeast corner
of the northeast quarter of section 4, Of
township 3, Of range 6. Said 81 acres being
bounded on the north and west by said Ma
rietta road; on the South by the lands OF said
jacob Motter and Edward Salisbury and on
the east by the lands Of Wm. r. Hunter, to.
yether with the privileges and appartenances
thsreunto belonging.
Said property SO ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised AT $l7l0, and may ssll for two
thirds Of said appfaisement. Terms Of sale,
cash before confirmation.
WILLIAM RBAD,
mch23, '80wS. Sheriff N. C. O.
sPRIGes & DRIeas, Att'ys.
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~ BLAINE declines to play second
violin iu The GRANT Orchestra, aud be-
cause Of the same the third-termers are
,reatening him with the most terrible
punishment awhen the ex-President gets
N again."
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E%The present Legislature In Ohio
has Republican majority in both BRAN
ches, and they can pass or defeat any
measure that comes up. The temper
auce people are rasping them on the de-
feat of Local Option.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-13

EwGen c. H. GRosvENoR, of Athens,
is a candidate for Congress in this dis
trict. Another opportunity is given the
Messenger to vent Its spleen upon
CHARLES Fl.
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EwThe PeDnsylvania bribers, KEN
BLE & Co, have returned and been ad-
mitted to bail 10 the 26th inst, when
they are to be sentenced. (i) Money
is all powerful in Pennsylvania when
wealthy rogues are implicated. Z
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wDALzELL wants q nomination to
Congress, and wants 1t bad. He pledges
himself to not ask reelection. UPDE-
sRArr. present incumbent, wants q Sec
ond term and, no doubt, will request
DAIzELL TO step down and out.
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REPresijent HAYES is still engaged
in the iruilless task Of trying to convince
the Democratic majority In the q S
Senate. that the Census Supervisors for
Ohio should all be Republicans. Mr..
HAYES Is very small pattern Of very
small partisan.
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ET ST HoFFMAN, The Democratic Au-
diior who was legislated out of Office,
was defeated for Comptroller of Cincin-
mali on the 9th inst =
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81 M GRANT Is junketing in the South.
His fences are not in as good condition
as they we're two months ago. The
riders are of, but be still holds them in
pretty good shape.
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Hw Hon. WILLIAM s. GRoEsBEcK. Of
Cincinnati, is the latest roorback in'tke
way Of an Ohio candidate for the Ptesi-
dency to injure THURMAN.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE. .

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the se-psrs.
~ nership herstofors existing bstwssn 5as.
8. smith and W. B, Waddell, under the aFn-
name OF Smith waddsll in the Hasdwass
business, was this day dissolved By nutasl
consent. Those who are indebtsd 70 the issS
firm are requested 70 eall and lsttls thsir ..
coupts. tfsFs- 3 IL vfssf-.stA
Thursday, April ls,, 1850. 4 snfygdg
..-4 JAS 8. SMITH.
apfs, Sow. W.B, WADDRLL
The undersigned win continue the Hsxa-
ware business at the old stand. and shsll b
pleased to see those who may wish anything
in his line. Thanking our old customers ~
their patronage, hope 10 merit I continu-
anee q tie same. ", HWADDKLL.
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SCH0OLCRAFT& 4 WATSON, Teachers.
LEGAL NOTICE.

John CARPENTER "a minor sen Of Melissa
j Carpenter, deceased } who Is supposed to
reside in the State Of West Virginia, but
whose postoface address is unknown, will
take notice, that on the Sd day of April,
1880, William n. Williams fled his petition
in the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, against him and the Widow
and other heirs Of John b. Williams, de-.
ceased; the object and prayer Of said petition
is to obtain partition OF about one hundred
and forty one acres Of land In sections six.
teen, seventeen, twenty two and twenty
three, in township three Of range tour. stu
ate in Monroe county, Ohio, being all the
real estate Of which said John h. Williams
died :ssissd and on which he resided at the
time Of. his death; and to have the dover
estate Of. Sarah williams, widow Of John q.
Williams, deceased, in said premises assigned
and set OF to her.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 5th day Of June, 1880.
~.rA WILLIAM n. WILLIAMS,
BY Hunter & Mallory; his Attor neys.
apre, ,'sot7.
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eESecretary SHERMAs's fences In
Ohio are in worse condition than they
were before his recent visit Chill
BLAMED, as It were.
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nE Senator THsRMAN was chosen
President pro tenn. OF the Senate last
week. He is eminently well qualified
for the position.
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NJ The Republican ticket was elected
IN Zanesville on the 9th. That is not
big boom for Mr.. JEwETr.
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kYRev KALLocH, the sand-lo, Mayor
OF San Francisco, is to be Investigated.
His Impeachment is probable.
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TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1880.
yThe Democrats Of Monroe Coun.
" are ready for the next election.

EwThe troops on the frontier have
hsd several brushes with SITTING Bulls
reds lately.
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coo week in your own town. Terms and
00ll SIS outfit free. Address b. HALLsrr &
Co, Portland. haias' dsea,'7sr.
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Farming and Timber Lands
for Sale. -
sPsIaes 4 DRIGas Att'ys.

EIvR or six farms and two or three timber
u lots near Stewart, on the Marietta and
Cincinnati R. B. in Athens County, Ohio
The timber Is No. timber and good land
The farms are in good repairs and have good
crops Of wheat growing. The land is all
fresh. and is No. tobacco land. Good wa.
ter, schools and churches handy. For sale
low on reasonable terms. For further par
ticulars enquire Of
.s.&4 J. A. PLUMER, Agent,
mch23, 80. Marietta Ohio.
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Fever and Ague.

The true antidote to the effect Of miasma
is Hoststter's Stomach Bitters. This medi,
cine is one Of the most popular remedies of
an age of successful proprietary specifics,
and is In immense denaud wherever on this
Continent fever and ague exists. A wine.
glsssful three times sdayis the best posi-
Bile preparativs for encountering malalious
atmosphere, regulating the liver, and invig.
Grating the stomach.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gem
orally. aug5,79Y.
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FRANKLIN.

Clerk-W. M Williams
Treasurer-N H Eddy.
Assessor.-F Workman.
Conslables-M. D Higgins,
R. Dennis.
All Democrats.
Trustees-James Anderson, Jacob
Wohnhas, George Huffman.
Clerk-Wilson Martin.
Treasure, Fred. Theis.
Assessor--Alex McGrew.
Conslables--James C Hubbard.
W E Hoge
All Democrats. There were no Re-
publican candidates.
MALAGA.
Trustpes-F. j. Stout, P. Kremer, W i.
Hines, *James P Mann, r.
Clerk-Alex Hardesty.
Treasurer--S. l. Steward.
Assessor--M. L Slusher.
Constables-R Hardesty,
M L Slusher.
AL democrats.
2543 PERRY.
Trustees-A. C Morgan, Philo Crum,
Richard Steward, *George Louther.
Clerk-John Pennington.
Treasurer-F NJ Amos.
Assessor-Frank Brown.
Constables-Jas. Elrod,
Henry Truax,
Thos. Howell.
All Democrats.
Trustees-Cyrus E. Miller, David G
Sykes, r Seth Ward.
Clerk-W esley B Hurd.
Treasurer-Jacob Roemer.
Charles r. Mallory.
Constables-J L. Martin,
Alex. Maury,
Seth Ward, Jr.
SENECA.
Trustees. R. Windham, J. Dement,,
P. Folger, *David T. Sears, r.
CIerk--C. L Kroning.
1T66SuItI-SoepCI 4OVhCys
Assessor-Henry King.
Constables--J. s. Carpenter.
NJ. Farmhouse.
All Democrats.
Trustees-John Dougherty, Martin
Denbow, R. Greenbank, r.
Clerk-John w. Diehl.
Treasurer-Henry Bode, Jr.
Assessor-P. Feltner.
Constables-Henry Seabaugh, Jr.
Thos. Cunningham.
All Democrats but one Trustee.
suNsBuRY.
Trustees-J. E Dixon, j. L. Keyser
Il. n Wheeler, tThos. Nelson, r.
Clerk. B Shouse.
Treasurer-J. N. Martin.
Assessor L Griffith.
Constables-C Barkes,
W. D Phillips.
M. Morris.
Suusbury comes up with full Demo
cratic ticket.
SWITZERLAND.
Trustees-George Lemly, Felix Zingg
William Brown, R.
Clerk--Sam'l Hubacher.
Treasurel-John Strauch.
Assessor-John Rugsegger.
Constables-Jacob Keifer.
Jacob Keller.
All Democrats except one Trustee.
WASHINGTON.
Trustees--Alex. Harmon, John Dill
lon. G. B KnowIton 77
Clerk-David Dillon.
9Treasurer--John A. Watson.
Assessor-Samnel Gatten.
Constables-John Baker.
William Charlton.
WAYNE. aA
Trustees-John Willison, DanI Bs
ker, Jas. L. Nalley, *John Jackson.
Clerk-Theo. Dearth.
Treasurer-Oscar Frank.
Assessor--James Spence.
Constables--Z Nallev.
W E Farnsworth.
All Democrats and Democratic Gree.
hackers. ~
~Judge of elections.
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~The elections In England have
completely overturned The present Csbi-
net. The latest figures are:
Liberals, 264
Conservatives, 100
Hu,ne rulers, "a
The net Liberal gain is 65 GLAD
STONE is the leader of the Libersls and
will, no doubt, take BEAcoNsFIE place
as Premier.
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EOn Monday, the 5 b inst, Mr.
WEAVER, of Iowae got the floor in Con-
gress, and moved to suspend the rules
and pass his resolution favoring the issue
Of oil money by the Government, and
that the debt be paid in paper or silver.
The affirmative vote was IS to 1T nays.
Mr.. WEAVER has had his say and is re-
spectfully requested not to frame any
more measures with which to frighten
the Republicans, They are nervous on
Ae money and debt question this year.
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HMr. Atkinson OF Belmont, Dr..
Stewart OF Monroe, and Tyler of Lick
ino. are the three Democrats who voted
with the Republicans for local option
These gentlemen sre entitled to great
credit for their manly vote in opposition
to their party - Bellaire Tribune.
And what are the Is members OF you'
party, who voted against Local Option
entitled to2 The votes OF 5 OF them
would have secured the passage Of the
measure in the House. Is yours tht
party Of temperance
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= ~ Jefferson County booma for
BLAINE, while SHERMAN sits in his den q,
Washington and cusses his luck
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sINsoLvENT NOTICE.

an the sth day of April, 1880, the Probate
~ Court Of Monroe County, ohio, declared
the estate of William Buchanan, deceased,
to be probably iusolvsnt. Creditors are
therefore, required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned, for
allowance, within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled
to payment.
ALEXANDER BUCHANAN,
Admr Of the estate OF VIM. Buchanan, decd.
aprl3, ,'s0w3.
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*Judge of elections.
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MONROE COUNTY.
Democracy In Fine Condition for
the Fall Campaign.
The Republicans Make a Poor
Showing.

LIE returns found below. show that
the Democracy Of "Old Monroe" are in
good condition for the State and Presi.
dental campaigns. No Democrats in
Ohio stand frmer to the organization
than do those in this county.
The Republicans scarcely figure in tSe
returns. and their organization, if they
have any, appears to be running at loose
ends
ADAMS.
Trustees-Jacob Erlewine. John j.
Atkinson, Sylvanus Hood, "A. McFar-
land, r.
Clerk-William A Ross.
Treasurer-David Abersold.,
Assessor-Thos. Gillespie, Sr.
Constables-W. W. Mellott,
William Tidd,
Peter Ault
All Democrats except Ault for Con.
stable.
Trustees-Tbeodore T. Cline, j. j.
Dornbush, James McCasline, *Henry
Teaman. J
Clerk-Augnst Meyer.
Treasurer-Wm G. Pool.
Assessor-JohE Hensel.
Constables-Joseph Haught.
Isaiah Cline.
All Democrats
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JUMPED THE TRACK.

pulling the gondola partially off and
falling distance Of some fifteen feet
1t alighted upon the rear end, which was
very badly broken. In the coach, at the
time, were probably some twenty pas
sengers. OF these, strange as u ap-
pears, but two
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BETHELl


Trustees-Neri Lindamood, Adam
Messner, Charles Pabst.
Clerk-John Steward, R.
Treasurer-Samuel McVey.
Assessor-John Camden.
Constables-J Morrison, R,
A. Myers.
All Democrats but two of the candi
dates.
CENTER.
Trustees-Michael Lang, Joseph W.
Brown, John Stoehr, *Taylor Jeffsrs, G.
Clerk-George P Dorr.
Treasurer-Fred. Diehl.
Assessor-John Eddy.
Constables-H r. Mason,
Simon jackson.
Is Last year the Greenbackers elected
two trustees and the Democrats one
This year each had tickets in the field
and the Democrats present clean sheet
to the Democracy of the county. Every
candidate upon our ticket was elected by
good majorities. The Republicans were
lost-swailowed up 10 the conflict.