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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-14
win be at Topeka .

Commonwealth; General Keifer
speaker of the national house of represen
tatives will reach here Tuesday noon Sep.
TENDER 18th, and address the old sol.
diers on the reunion camp grounds
Thursday. September Nth. He will
come over the Chicago, Rock Island s.
Pacific road in a special car provided by
the Atchison, Topeka s. Santa Fe rail.
road.
Mr. Blaine will leave Chicago Wed.
nesday In a special coach, via the
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy and
Hannibal Sc ST. Joe. and arrive here
Thursday noon ard speak Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. He leaves Maine on
Monday, after voting.
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The Temperance Work at Hutchinson

The Temperance Work at Hutchinson.
HUTCHINSON, Sept. 4.
EDS. NEWS: Prohibition does prohIb-
II in this city, as has been fully verified.
Isaac Wofersberger, of this city, was
tried before Jdstice Highly and convicted
of keeping nuisance, fined 800 and
costs, to stand committed until paid,
and his place OF business ordered 10 be
closed. There are three other cases
pending against him that will be tried
in the district court which commences
next week. Our county attorney, Judge
Houk, Is now attacking all along the
line. Threats Of violence and buckets
of tar and feathers that have been left at
his door only seem to stimulate bin 10
action. Nearly the whole of the next
term of court will be taken up with
whisky cases that have been brought d.
rectly in the district court, and Judge
Houk seems to be striking all along the
line, regardless of the social standing Of
the parties, determined that the law
shall be Vindicated, and that no guilty
man shall escape. w. II. Lewis appears
for the defendants In all these cases. He
is an able lawyer aud makes brilliant
fight for his clients. but with fallacioIs
basis on which to stand, with really no
grounds for a defense, the inevitable end
must be defeat ZERO.
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An InterestInr Relic.

Judge Orner, of Medicine Lodge, who
is here to attend meeting of the Nor
NAL regents, and who will so from here
to Topeka to take in the fair and sold
ierF reunion, showed US to- day en- inter
esting war relic. 1t was q copy of a
trophy badge issued to soldiers by au-
thority of congress, who captured rebel
flags. 1t is made of bronze and ribbon.
This one was given to WB. r. Moore, a
private of company c, 1I7th Illinois
volunteers, for capturing rebel flag
from a,Plorida company. Judge Orner,
by permission CT Mr.. Moor, is taking
the interesting trophy to Topeka to ex-
hibit to the old vets. Mr. Moore is now
q resident of Medicine Lodge, and
prosperous cattle man. He values the
trophy very highly, and would hardly
consent to part with it even Temporal
rily.
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Bull calf to Z. w. Prather, Chase. So
Cow to II. d. Mann, Greenwood. 8
Bull calf to Z. w. Prather, Chase. 8
Bull calf to j. r Blackstone, :" -.
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Supreme Court RusIness,

The following were among the cases
disposed of in the supreme court at To
peka yesterday;
Enos A. Hiatt, vs.. David n. Parker,
ct al; a Gillett and E NJ. Forde attOr-
neys for plaintiff, Peyton, Sanders s
Peyton attorneys for defendant; error
from Lyon county, Continued to No
vember.
Mary F. Stickel. ct al, vs. II. L Ssod-
dard, &c; Peyton. Sanders S Peyton a,
torneys for plaintiffs; z. Harlan, attor-
ney for defendant; error from Green
wood county. Submitted for both.
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SUCCESSFUL SALE.
a Large Number OF FLOODED Cattle
Disposed of by = Mc4ardy at

oOO1 NEACGo-
The cattle sale of F. McHardy at the
fair grounds Thursday was largely at
tended, bidders being present from Nor
ris, Chase. Greenwood and Comanche
counties and ether parts OF the state. The
stock on sale included Durhams, Gallo
ways and other popular breeds. and the
bunch was made up from the herds of
the best stock growers in the county.
The Galloways, or black muleys, which
have beer but recently introduced here,
were in special demand and brought
good prices.
Hank Pearsall was master Of ceremo-
mics. and kept the crowd gOod-natured
by his broad humor.
Upto this writing 8 80 2. m, the fol-
lowing seles had been made:
HoIsTIFEs.
Cow and calf TO Joe Peak ...... $175
to j. II. Burnes, Manhattan. 1855
year old bull to T. II. Collock
peabody 81
l year old bull 20 s. w. Prather
| Chase county. ............. 75
year old bull to S. w. Prather,
Chase county. ........-..- 60
bull calf to E. w. Prather. Chase
county ---..--..----. 81
bull calf to E. w. Prather, Chase
county neutrality-suspicious.. W
bull calf to E. W. Prather, Chase
county. ........-. ....... VI
COW to E. w. Prather. Chase equity sc
bull calf to A. Peak. .... sc
Graded cattle sold as follows:
to II. w. Pearsall. ........ ST.
to F. NJ. Chase, Council Grove. 10;
to o. n. Rats, Cowley county. 10l
1 to David Taylor, Emporia. $50. 81
TO L Abraham, 49,. 81
to E. w. Prather, Chase. ..... %;
To j. II. Lind. $500. 10;
PoLLED ANGUS.
Bull calf to Z. w. Prather, Chase. $51I
Cow to II. d. Mann, Greenwood. 81,
Bull calf to E. w. Prather, Chase. 30
Bull calf to j. r Blackstone, e. 81
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The delegates belonging to the 61st
representative district met after the adj
jourment of the county convention, and
placed in nomination N. Whittlesey who
declared he could stand on the platform
and would make as effective canvass
as he could.
The delegates belonging to the 62d
representative district met after the ad-
journment of the county convention and
placed in nomination r. T. Snediker,
cashier Of the Hartford bank. who &C
knoYledged she honor in neat speech.
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The Lyceunl and Iiferarv soc

The Lyceum and Literary societies
met at the Normal last Friday, and In
teresting sessions are reported from both
organizations. Miss Lulu Holmes was
elected president of the Lyceum and j.
]. Kirby vice president
The Literati received twenty-five new
members and number. of accessIons
we're also made to the Lyceum.
The exercises were quite interesting
and the opening meetings of the socie-
ties were highly satisfactory in all par
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No,n,nat,on Tor ron,,.,x.,o-..

Upon the adjournment Of the repre-
sentiYe convention, The delegates for me
second commissioner district met and
elected Joseph Frost, chairman, and VIVA.
E. EcCreary. secretary. Upon motion
of c. F. Conklin, Joseph a Miller o.
Amencus, was nominated for county
commissioner for the second district and
the nomination was made unanimous.
Convention then adjourned sine die.
VIM. E. MCCREARY, Sec'y.
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rake .he watch.

Sometime ago the NEWS noted the fact
that o. F. Sawyer had agreed TO present
TO the clerk who would sell the most
goods for the four months ending Au-
gust 3lst fine gold watch. A compari.
son of sales made on the first day ofSep-
tembcr showed thatJ. E. Grosscup had
fairly rivaled all his competitors, having
sold over 5000 worth in the four
months, and he becomes in consequence
the possessor Of the handsome time
piece offered as prize by his employer.
Mr.. Grosscup is one of the most popu,
lar statesmen in Emporia, and his large
circle of friends congratulate him npon
his merited good fortune.
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Entered for the state Fair.

The following entries for the speed
ring at the state fair have been made
from Emporia:
In the Gas class, trotters, Betty Doug
lass is entered by L. L. Halleck, purse
800.
Marshall Lambert enters Captain
Warren for the running race, purse,
$3.50.
Marshall Lambert enters Ada Lana
bert for the two-mile dash, purse, $3.50.
Tom Fleming enters Billy Jones in
the 3 90 class, trotters, purse 800.
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Died, In Emporla, August 81, 1889,
of whooping cough and typho malaria,
Bertha May Morrin, aged two years,
four months and five days. only child
pr Jas. NJ. and Essie C. Morrin. The
body was taken TO Lyndon, Usage eoun-
", for burial, the funeral services being
held at the house of its grandfather,
pr. r ii. Chittenden. The funeral was
largely attended by the relatives and
friends.
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ARoMANNA.- Holdstein's Great Dys
bepsia Cure is warranted to not only
IBlieve, but to cure, the worst case OF
dyspepsia or liver complaint. 1t will
reduce a natural appetite and does not
.ecome neutralized TO the system. If
'ou are afflicted with any OF the symp-
BINS of dyspepsia or indigestion, use
bis valuable remedy and be cured. II
nvcr fails. In fact, Aromanna Is a pan
bee for all the ills arising from a disor-
D cents. For sale by j. A. Moore.
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We infer that there VIII be an end now
once and for all to the silly twaddls
about the insecurity ofJay's opera house
when it becomes generally knownIthst
Bill Randolph and a young lady of very
substantial proportions came down with
full force upon the floor while turning
q graceful curve at the roller skating
rink the other evening, without demol-
ishing the building.
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District Court.


District court convened this morn
ing at 0 O'Clock with Judge G. B. Graves
on the bench. The following business
was transacted:
Catherine G.. Jones VS.. the City of EN-
poria, leave given the sheriff to amend
return on summons.
j. w. B. Hewitt VS.. Adam Miller,
leave given to answer by the 9th inst.
Robt. Best vs. W. NJ. Lewis, judgment
for the plaintiff for $446.16 and costs of
suit with interest on judgment at the
rate of IL per cent. per annun.
R. 3. Wallace VS.. j. W. Rulison, ap-
peal dismissed and costs and judgment
paid by the defendant
G. A. Biddle vs.. J. T. Dempsey, con-
tinued for service
G. Becker VS.. Sherman & Richardson,
judgment by default for plaintiff for
1916 % and costs, and ordered that the
attached property be sold and the pro-
ceeds applied to the satisfaction of said
judgment, to-wit, lot No. l6S Market
street, Emporia.
@. +. Conklin, ct al, VS.. John VII
liams, ct al, motion to make reply more
definite and certain, sustained. Excepted
to by plaintiffs and plaintiffs given ten
days to amend reply. Application TO
bring in new parties submitted and taken
under advisement.
An old lady from Morris county, who
had been subpGned az witness in the
Keiger poisoning case, and who had not
received notice of the postponement Of
the trial, arrived in Emporia to-day, and
put in an appearance at the court room.
She told District Clerk Traylor that Mrs..
Martin had been her bridesmaid many
years ago, and she seemed much affected
oyer the grave charge hanging over her
old friend.
Court then adjourned until Mon
day, October Both at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at
which time it was ordered by the court
that the jurors and the witnesses sub
penaed in the Keiger poisoning case be
present
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THE NORMAL REGENTS.

Proceedings of the Board at their Last
Meeting.
The board Of regents OF the state Nor
NAL met at the Coolidge Friday, and
remained in session until Saturday.
Messrs Edwin Tucker, J. Fl. Crichton,
Geo. D. Orner and ]. ". 10y were
present The following business of pub
lie interest was transacted:
Arrangements were made for lighting
the Normal with gas, the building al
ready being supplied with pipes for that
purpose.
Miss Anna L. Bissell was employed
TO fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Willie Rees.
The following resolutions of respect
to the memory of the late Hon. Dexter
E. Clapp. were passed:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to call from among US our esteemed
associate, Gen. Dexter E. Clapp.
Resolved, That while we bow in hum
BILE submission to His divine will, we
deem it not irreverent 10 express our I'M
feigned grief at his removal.
Resolved, That in Gen. Clapp we al
all times recognized the ripe scholar,
the true and steadfast friend, the genial,
courteous and christian gentleman.
Resolved, That as mark of our respect
| and esteem for our late associate, the
| secretary is hereby instructed 10 spread
| at large upon the records of this board
| the above resolutions and forward copy
| OF the same to the widow of the deceased
The following expression Of esteem
for President WEIGH was adopted as the
sense of the board:
! As Professor r. B. WEIGH, after three
years OF faithful service as president of
the faculty of the Kansas State Normal
school, deemed it best for his personal
| interest to voluntarily resign the posi-
ton of presidency of the institution, we
| the board of regents under whom he
acted, in justice to his merits and as 6
| token of esteem for him declare
] That our expectations have been more
| than realized in the high standard of ex
cellence attained through the energy
perseverance and enthusiasm which he
gave to the work. He was d faithful
energetic instructor; good organizer
and manager; genial gentleman, anC
one of whom we shall always have
pleasant remembrances. We wish hin
| all happiness in life and success in hi
new field of labor.
The board then adjourned
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-14

Jimmie Dole don't propose to go to
the wall on the corn question. He
brought an ear to the NEWS office to-
day that had twenty four rows and one
thousand four hundred and eighty eight
grains. Next!
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II is law of gravitation that all bod,
les unsupported fall to the ground. La
dies who have succumbed to the roller.
skating mania which is raging in EN-
poria should cut this item out and paste
II in their hats.
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To-day w. Z. McMahon announces
himself as an Independent candidate for
county superintendent. He has been a
teacher in this county for seven years,
and is a man of good character and
qualifications for the office.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-14

The attention of property owners is
invited TO the fact that the thirty days
allowed by The council for complying
with the ordinance providing for the
numbering of houses has expired and I'M
less they attend to the matter they may
expect call from the city marshal.
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Mr.. G. b. Sears informs Us that
August was the most prosperous month
for the Pacific express company since
the establishment of the office in EN-
poria.
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Joseph II. Lubbock, of Malta Bend,
Missouri. has purchased the J. T. Kir-
kendall property on Constitution street,
and will move to Emporia. He paid
20 zoo
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G. w. Cleaver's coy cottage on State
street is nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy by the 1st of Oc-
tober.
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The hogs of Randolph Sc Randolph
took 500 in premiums at the Wichita
fair. This was within SO of the amount
for which they were showed.
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The officers of the Lyon county agri-
cultural society are arranging for a
twenty mile equestrian race for ladies,
rs q feature of the approaching fair.
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John Hirsch, an old and highly res
pected citizen of Jackson township, died
Friday of consumption at his resi-
dence on Badger creek, and was bur
ried Sunday at IL O'Clock a. m.
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II seems q little omnibus for the cause
of popular education in Kansas that the
public schools of Emporia and Fore
paugh open up here on the same day.
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The following names in addition to
those already published in the NEWS.
have been reported TO John Allen, sec
rotary OF thc ex-Soldiers' and Sailors
AS oc.ation, of 'ersoas who conleni
plate attending the state soldiers re-
anion at Topeka:
Fremont township. II. Knox, w.
T. Waltere, Perry Edwards, /. n.
Wells, w. E. McCreary, Uriah Hoover,
Andrew Burdick.
ENRoRIA CITY.
NJ. MaloDey, J. Wilkins, Fred. Stucky,
Thos. dcMillan, rhos. wilkins, Jos.
Hice August Czech emmett, D. A. Ingram,
T. C. Evans, Capt. S. B. Warren, j. S.
Justice, Capt. Fred. Brendie, John
Grumble, DR.. j. a. Young, E. w.
Halnes. Chas- Williams, o. II. Drink
water, Lewis Shelton, J. NJ. Hyde, N. ],
Gibson.
ASfFRICUs.
Simon Gather, Elijah Williams
Chris. Wise, S. p. McCaw, w. H
Clark, Thomas Anderson. j. s. Slead.
man, Messrs. Henderson, Krizer, ]. S
Gibson, w. II. Anderson, David Nc
Cav.
| wAUsHARA.
VIM. Richardson, Hiram Miller
Jacob Pollock, Robert Pollock, Moses
Smith.
| AGNES CITY.
Robert Wells, b. +. Grant, A. How
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The Randolph hogs took $51 out of
sos of the premiums for which they
were showed at the Harvey county fair.
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Mr.. Il. j. Roberts has purchased Of
John Russell lot on Exchange street
near Second avenue, and will build
house thereon at once.
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DR.. Jas. Barnett, of this city, who is
quite familiar with that portion of
Egypt which is the scene of the present
war, having lived in that country for a
number of years, regards the CORES
pondence relating to Egyptian affairs
in the Chicago Inter Ocean the most
able he has seen in any of the papers.
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Hon. ]. Fl. Crichton, of Chetopa, has
arrived in Emporia to attend the meet
ing of the board of regents of the State
Normal
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-14

From the reports of the cattle market,
we infer that the boys arc still "going
round the bendo
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-14

1t is generally conceded that the roller
skating rink largely discounts box Of
monkeys for genuine fun.
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w. T. Hobbs, conductor on the
Central branch, is visiting his family in
this city.
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F1oraI Ran Cornmittae

The following named ladies haye been
appointed committee 70 superintend
the display in Floral hall at the ap-
preaching fair in Lyon county:
Mesdames D. S. Bill, C. II. North,
j. F. slra;ton. A. Mofett, d. L. Clark.
Capt. Sommers. Jacob stotler, Col.
Whitley, Fl. c. Cross, E. E. Holmes, g.
w Newman, T. G. Whitley, D. Kidder,
J. NJ. Steele, DR.. FiIkins, Miss Julia
Kirk.
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The roller-skating rink "holds the
edge" now on all other sources of amuse-
ment in Emporia.
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Beadle 81 Prindle's Pleasure Party
will be the next attraction at the Whit
ley opera house.
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Senator Plumb was serenaded at his
residence the other evening by the
Alhambra club.
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We are authorized to say that Mr.. E.
ID. Whitmore withdraws as a candidate
for commissioner in the second district.
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Rev. VIM. Mccain. of Ottawa, has
spent most of the year in the western
part of the state in the interests of the
U. p. church. The president ofthe con-
ference lately released him from his la
bors there and assigned him to Neosho
Rapids circuit in which his recent la
bors have been very successful, q good
parsonage and quite a number OF acces-
sions having been secured.
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The board then adjourned.

The Young Peoples society of the
Welch Congregational church will have
charge of the dining hall at the fair
grounds during the exposition which
will be held the latter part of this month.
We trust they will be literally patron
lied
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Ben Kelley, was fined $500 Friday by
Justlce Bachelor for assaulting Mrs
Van Dorm.
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DIR. Edison, of Reading, has entered
some fine hogs and other. stock for the
Lyon county fair.
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Nearly eighty entries have been made
for the speed ring at the Kansas state
fair.
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]. Fl. Bergman purchased lot IN
Normal Thursday.
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Fred Haussler has bought lot number
fifty, West street, and will put up q
dwelling house there.
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John Schanze is putting up very
neat children's wagon at his shop FOR
VIM Law
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The Methodists expect to dedicate
thei. new church some time next month.
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Col ]. w. Feighan purchased lot No q
in Normal Thursday.
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Rev. G. ID. Ebey, who has returned
from the annual conference of the Free
Methodist church at Prairie Center, says
that the session was one OF the most in
teresting ever held in the state. Among
the business disposed of which will be
OF interest 10 our readers is the follow
Tag; Rev. w. N. Hubbard was assigned
to the Emporia charge and will succeed
Rev. Mr.. Ebey who will have charge of
the work at Lawrence and Topeka. Rev
Z. Leonardson was appointed chairman
OF the Emporia district, and Rev. c. H.
Lovejoy, G. N. Daman and ]. E. Whit
ing were elected delegates to the general
conference to be held at Burlington, Iowa
IN October beginning on the 18th.
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A marriage license was issued Thurs
day by Probate Judge Kellogg, to
Daniel b. Lewis and Jennie Drummond
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~ " hi LAIJI I
e. F.CONKLIN,
G. D. HUNPHRl

The report of the committee was IN
animously adopted.
The nomination Of candidates wa
the next business in order.
W. B. Ross moved that the convention
endorse W. E. Mcmahon as candidate
for county superintendent and his mo
ton was enthusiastically adopted.
G. D. Humphrey nominated j. w.
Lynn for county attorney. The nomina-
tions was seconded by Thos Beers, and
the nomination was made unanimous.
j. L. Williams of Center township,
was nominated as candidate for dis
trict clerk and the nomination was
made unanimous.
W. D. Ross Nominated ]. " Randolph
for the Office OF probate judge and C. s.
Gilman seconded the nomination. Mr..
Randolph declined the honor in q well
timed speech, but the convention nomi-
mated him despite his declension-
On motion the conyention then adj
journed.
At meeting of the county central
committee the following executive com
mittee was appointed: T. T. White, ].
v. Randolph. L. o. Priest.
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There is now about $500 in the treas
ury of the No Name society.