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Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
FOUKrH EDITION
AMIDNIGmr ASSAULT.
A Ctlixen Knocked DeWu eeo
RObbed-A MarAerOus Assault
The Williams Aseape.

"A Cttissn Knocked DeWa sad
RObbed-A MarAerOus Assault
Tho Williams ESCAPE.
Notwithstanding the binding snow
storm which prevailed on Saturday
night, the usual midnight marauder'
| were cut, and had their eyes open FOL
the purpose OF attacking any one who
happened to be out at that hour. Two
of these villains we're lurking IN the
neighborhood Of Fifth and Madison
streets ON Saturday evening about mid
night, and made violent assault on
MI. s. X. Cloud, who was ploddin9
through the snow on his way home, No.
Sl3 West Fifth street. The attack wes
III ade on Fifth street, between Madison
and Monroe, by ono Of the would be-
murderers tripping him, which caused
him to fall to the pavement, whereupon
q second man appeared and both
jumped upon him. Mr, Cloud attempted
to make an cutlery when one OF u
men forced a quantity Of snow into his
mouth, thereby preventing him II, III
calling for assistance, Fhev then rifird
his pockets, and took thesetrom all the
money they could find, which, lucki y
was not large, lot Of tobacco aud a
penknife. Not being satisfied with the
amount Of booty secured, they con-
spiIed to murder him, and started to
drag him towards the sewer, near by,
Intending no doubt 'opu,h him through
the vent hole, when members of his
| family, wEo were anXlonsiy awaiting
his coming, appeared upon the steps OF
his home TO SEQ If they could discern
him.
They SAW the three men togethe'-,
when Orlando, a sou of Mr.. CIou. :
surprising that his father had fallen al d
was being assisted To his home, accord
| iugly ran towards the men 10 lend a
helping hand, when, upon arriving near
the men, one OF then turned and dealt
him a severe blow, which stunned hun
for a moment, when an other son APP
peared upon the scene AMI the two men
took To their heels and made Their ts-
cape. The lads pursued them for sew
eial squares, when they finally dlsap-
peared from view. one OF the assall-
ants is Described as tail and slim, the
other is rather stout and both wore caps.
They tried TO conceal their identity
but Mr.. Cloud thinks he can identity
them. Mr.. Cloud is about IS years Of
age, and states that he mad been Out
during the earl part of the evening
making purchases AT different stores
and had a large sum If money with
him, which he states these men must
have caught a glimpse Of somewherr,
hencs the assault. They however. were
fooled, as Mr.. Cloud had returned home
after making his purchases and left
most OF the money with his wife before
starting cut the a,t time. Up 10 a late
hour this mDruing . arrests have been
| made, but the eyes Of the police will
open, and If they get glimpse Of the
villains, they will be arrested on sight
There are three suspicious characters
who may be- seen in this locality at a
late hour nearly every night. Several
other citizens have been followed by
these three men here Of late, and the
description given above corresponds
exactly with two of these. They are
no dOnbt dangerous characters and
should be taken care Of
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

The interest In the Epul
sceIn to be d,cp' ming alIE
the DelaWare Avenue Bay4t
and yesterday VAS a iay d.
special interest. In tie a.
pastor pr acled A most mr-
mon from the subject "A ,aa
-ior, and the church ~e.-4
awakened aud ln'crr-tr,D I.
asked him TO continue '4-aI
ing during this coming wei
ing to give him their u,'t
In the afternoon The right .4s
, lo~ship was given 10 10 lev.
and in the evening soys1 ~
sd and IS arose tor prayer
the first meeting and a.
NEE tiug. IL WAS aunOa''-.
meeting 10 night Won i .r'
Converts aud tomorrow VI. :.
men Of the church. The a.
church are also arrange.
ings and a spirit Of organ =
seems prevailing These m
not 10 interfere with the 'r.a
ings from halfrast seven
10 which all Christians ~" =
Of denomination, are tnvl'"'
ward with the church In .
which sreTus 10 initiate al
great good for although tbs
haze o. " been IN progress
four weeks, upssrl, oi11 ~
indicated their desire =; =
life.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
I,yiax In the. Snow.

About s O'Clock Saturday evening, a
man named David Moore, was found
by Officer Pierce lying in the snow on
DUPONT street near the middle depot.
When he was discovered he was almost
frozen stiff, and was assisted by the
officer of the Logan House. His feet
were IN n terrible condition, and when
the shoes were removed, swelled to
twice their natural size. After he was
somewhat thawed out, he was removed
by the officers to his home near the For.
ty Acres. His timely discovery was
undoubtedly all that saved lis life.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Ordinance uobs Enio reed

The city ordinanr', which require,
all pavements 70 be cleaned, aiCer a
fall Of snow, within ten wurGlng hour,
thereafter, will De strictly enforced by
explicit orders from the mayor. Will,
many pavsments remain uncIeaned 9th
ers leave only part of tue snow rcuain
the ordinance Is clear on be subject and
III" pav"menta must be entirely frs.
from snow. Those who have not alrea,I :,
LEANED their pavcincuts, had better do
so at once and avoid paying a fine, fo
the ordinance well lie strictly enforced
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Cleas Yoar Pavement.

Last night acting Chief Of Police
Whelan, acting under instructions
from the Mayor, ordered the police to
report all persons whore paveinrnts are
not cl.auei by & o'clock this evening,
when warrants will be issued for thu ir
arrest tor violating a CITY ordinance,
that requires all pavsments TO be cleaned
within ten NO king hours after the
snow has ceased falling.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
on to Montana.

Il y. Jackson, a former reporter on
the Every Evening, left on Saturday
vening for Montana Territory in the
emp oy Of company pr Ispectng silver
ana gold mines AMI taking up unoccu-
pi-d land No doubt Jackson Will soon
b. heard from ~ the editor OF news.
paper in some enterprising city in tina,
territory only yet known on paper
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
A RAAlAH Sick.

The pulpit OF Ashury NJ. 4, Church was all
the pastor Rev. Charles Hi being confined
t his house, suffering with q severe cold
Communion service wa held In the morn ng
+ g Sunday Schools, connected with this
church " II hold their missionary snnlvcr
sary on 4hursday, March End.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
AARRlA0 e..

BROWN-MOODY-O the &th inst, At the
parsonage Of LIlon M. Z. Church, by R.v:
". J. Parker. Mr.. Arthur J.. Brown and
Miss Saarh X. Moody, both of wilmington
Del.
FORD-BELII-On the ID inst, at their rest
dence, From. and Market strte :, by Rev.
VIM, + Holland. Mr., Isaac Ford " mary
Matilda Bell, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Tbirty-Thtrd VISIT

DR.. Darmon left Wilmington this
morning, having completed his 331
visit. T. ich visit the number Of patients
seems to grow laroer. Last night ht
had calls up to nearly midnight. Sine,
DR.. harmon has been coming to Viii
mington be has treated over 800 patients
When he comes again his office will b'
at Slj Market street opposite to his for
mer location.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

Emma Yarnall, aged about II, haG
three OF hei fingers 40 badly crushed At
the cotton mill on Saturday. that it wa
thought it would be necessary TO ampu,
tate them.
Rev. DR.. Bris,or preached last even
ing a very fprcibIe sermon in his usla
eloquent style from the 10th chapter o.
Matthew, 2ith verse.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
YiFIA Bl|I


Mrs. Mary A, si.o, N
mick. 527 Yves, Seyep,L -. .
Saturday, In the 70,h v.' w !g
after an illness Of oyr,,,,,N
Mccormick WAS a i.d, IA
christian character ana :, r.
vAency IL created in H.
cannot b. Allied In hi, ~ n
neral services will be S.I = IA
residence this evening 1 a,
and tomorrow mo-pI,, . rs
will be 'ak.n by the vs. W y,
70 ChAdds' Ford and ir \,
Baltimore Central to C, =" VI
nearest point To W., Z.
Cemetery, Cecil Co4p,, t
will bs inferred. n,
Edward Burns, s.. OH. Il
aged citizens Of wi,m.rr@ Nc
Saturday afternoon At
residence OF his son Ei.,,., N
Madison street in The y', y,
age. Mr.. Burn. wasal,,. q q.
/ ~ Down, Ireland, bal IN S n
lost bis wife, he emigra,.J 4, y
try, 10 which most Of NJ, u u
preceded lin, aud for VIM. at
his home with bi. dan,r. z
West. About fifteen y.,., N
came to Wilmington and %
sided with his spu, EJ,,.. Is
known shoe dealer IN T.. 81
Building, Unlike man, S oo
trymen, he was a wei, ~j,-rl
elliRsnt gentleman, and ,ey
remarkable, he never u,.,
could read the sma,.e,, .M
within n few wreksctb,. a.
his constitution suddru,y I, 4.
he was confined 10 IN, b,I y
n noteworthy remark tia, ~,
was n sound IN a dollar
buried tom brow morm., z
hous" at . O'CLOCK and
Paus Catholic Churcl 49,,
mass Will be held, y;
Garrett Fay, who's ia, n
ported In the REruHI..,r =,
day, was ~ years Of Agr 4, IA
dead BY n young Cir m,l. m
Mrs. Cloud, 81 LDmla,I - =
he had been living for ia. "a
months. Mr.. Fay w4.4 u
Of considerable rrputr On y. n
land Railroad, Illinois, an AZ
cured n comfortable couryt
came 10 Wilmington O., , IL
mainder Of his day, IL n, ca
family. The hnera, ". lot
from Mrs CIoud'sr.s.dru.. ad
(Tne~lay afternoon al. 10
terment at Wilinins,0l A. 10
wine Cemetery. 10
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

The Hrcrnbsckers Of New Castle viii nee,
In the City Hall New CastIe,on frltay cver
ing next ats O'Clock forthe purpose oforgan
wing Tor the campaign, The call says thu
cDmpR struggle Is for the overthrow Of the
present system Of slavery to parties and poli
t'clans, and Tor the emancipation Of labor from
the seldom IN which 1t has long been held.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

Sometime last night thief robbed
the store window of L. W. Walters &
Co, No. ia Market street, and secured
arout thirty-six handkerchicts. They
gained access into the window by EN-.
aging a small hole which was merely
sufficient TO admit their arm.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

We can select seven rel -
the following list nndrT' a'
any man or church csh '"'
grow in grace and !" .
they viii, The IiIor"h'
time on them uEr conn!
| TO hav. served thrrr ! A'''
place is u purchase " '-''
good decree.
The churches do "
when they confer rlrd'!,n'" i.
cal, n, NJ. Bros r.,
Md; Albert CLand,f y
Md. T. X. Cram"r, D'a >.
A. u Davis, ION, '''
john France, Newark
nrr, Drlmar, Dol; " b u,
mont, New Castle Co., I'..
III, blr>'a, Del, Il !.
vile, d H., l.. W. LN0r'. !, :.
city, Md j. Is Mrfd', !,
Nd Geo. A. Pbn,1n'' j ,
Del ; j. Is. Qligg, M!,'"'
cph ltoblnson, Cam"r.n y
Sypherd, st Gcorge', p "
HurkaIow, Sudl"rsrl.'",M.
lis, Fcnton, Del -coo'''''.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Tb Q y eW On area.

The Church Of Humanity, which wa,
I rmei a,t Sunday, week mct'yesterday
after uJn for the second time In the
HUI ey Building, Sixth and Shipley
streets The afternoon was devoted to
discussing the question, "Does the
Bible teach that Jesus WAS God
Descending 20 man, or man Ascsndiug
TO God?" There we're several who
spoke upon tho subiect. On next sun
day afternoon, the discu 'sipn will be up
Oh the question elias Sectarianism
Proved failure
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Ofhcer, Washington, February
81 A. N.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
warmer, fair weather, light winds,
mostly south westerly, higher pressure
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

TIL" quarterly meeting of the Wo-
man Foreign Missionary Society com
posed Of the members Of all the M. II
chhicte3 in this city, will be held il
Iecture room Of Grace NJ. T.. church, to
morrow afternoon at , o clock. All la
dies invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Loo B."ken',

List Saturday JosN"In t},
An employed If the a' ,J f, 81
Company, slipped . "TS u 70
near Tenth ava M% n~ >, III
broke his leg. DIS, RI ~
were called in,ahd rev." ,ur.r be
and this mornipg 'Ne 81 ,,r, Is,
dom az well as can b. ~. Is
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
kanielhlnH

With AL eye to oa ."' ri
ways up TO the times, ,a r. =, q
new Exchange, on 9"1l 4
Third, has recently a. "" ", ~
proved faucet Il hl' o' !.
purpose Of drawing We Dy' Il -
were manufactured " ,,,r.
Cincinnati, ohio, a'd d
in this city. -
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
recovery.

Mr., Sarah Delven of Elm st. who
sustained severe dislocation of the
wrist joint Ivy tall on the ice is now
doing well. Drs. Ebberts Il Smith hav.
ing rendered the necessary aid.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Special N ontlOn.

Take little annovances cut Of the
way. If you are suffering with Cough
or Cold, use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at
once. This old aud reliable remedy
will never disappoint you. All drug
gists sell it for twenty-five cents a
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
A .p(lStxesfntJ.

Yesterday afternoon as Jud e Hous.
ton wa' walking IN the vicinity Of
) venth AMI Market streets, he slipped
on III" icy pavements aud tell. Forru
nItely he escaped injury with the ex
c+ptlOn II a few bruises
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Wall street Did II.

VIM. Observation-Disclosures con.
tractor-wea.th, 5000, oOD-waI! street
stock speGu ationg-Jne yrar-hOuse
sold and penniIess- Oh story.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

a$ the REpUsLIoAN oinca, in tn. s2.ao
this morning.;
O'Clock 10 O'Clock L o'clock
%, SO 31)
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

1t is o, pected that 'N ,,.m.
of Philadelphia, WHO a. ar g.,
Their proficiency ,1 ~ ~.
viii be- present al Wv d
pany f. on the ev t,,ht fa
Captain Mosely o, ,D q
been in this city ll'"
for the visit.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Terrible Loss OF Li1e.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
coaches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
l5c boxes.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

kAA0 AN
jury
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suit.
suppx
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for I
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Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
Very INV. .r,.

Some six weeks Sgo' rD.r
butcher who STANDS III " ,,. 4.
ket, fell and broke on' .U,,,,l>
was set, and he was -, stss'
Until last Friday nish''
Ice and broke 1t again
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
s'RReh uDAlba,"


new, quick, comp etc cure days, uri.
nary affections, smarting, frequent OF
dithcult urination, kidney diseases. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Fl. Il. Bringhurst.
Notice.
Mrs 4. j. Eastbu1n has removed
from 7O3 Market $ rect to GIG Washing
ton street, where she will be pleased to
see her customers and friends.
Piso's Consumption Cure, Bulls
Cough Syrup, Juniper Tar, Sines'
Syrup Tar and DR.. Browning's Cough
and Cold Cordial for sale by }. K. Hart
man, druggist, 9TH and Poplar str sets
St. Joseph's Salve, a positive cure fol
burns. bruises, cuts, corns and bunions
For sale by Taylor & Fullerton, 80.
King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
SOiree.

In Capelle's building Tuesday even
ing. RitChie's music.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06
EDR ST EKiFF.
JONATHAN r.. GEORGE,

Uf New castle I'D.
again annOun-e my.clf a candidate for
the office Of shetit If New Ca5tln county, at
the ensuing general election. subject TO the
decision nf the republican part, lledging
myself to support tho nominee of the party.
fl.LM.lNM
Daily Republican., 1882-02-06

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No charge made unless IL patent Is secured.
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The Vermontville Hawk talks
thusly about the result of the late con-
fusion conventions at Jackson and
Grand Rapids:
s"I put secret kiss under the post
age stamp for my darling wrote a
Cincinnati man to his girl. She deity
removed the stamp by steam, but
found no kiss, only some remnants OF
plug tobacco and strong odor OF
beer"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

There is at least one. Democrat in
Ohio who has not lost his head. After
listening to the boastful message
John G. Thompson had given to an
Indiana Democrat to carry home he
said: "You tell Senator Mcdonald
and the Democratic committee when
you 90 back that we hope to cut the
Republican majority down from 81,
600 toto, 900, and elect ten or eleven
Congressman. five do this We shall
have achieved a great victory"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The nomination of Charles M.
Wood. of Livingston county for State
Senator in this district is just what
was expected and secures the SER
vices of an able, practical and expe-
rienced legislator as our State Sena-
tor. That he will be elected by a
decided majority is as sure as any
event in the future can be.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The Republicans of Jackson coun-
ty have nominated Hon. P. B. Loom
is, of Jackson for State Senator. He
can and must be elected. He is one
of the best Legislators in. the State,
is thoroughly honest and honor
able man, highly cultured and a
sharp, ready debater.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The statement in the Lever and
some of the opposition press that the
Liquor Dealers convention endorsed
Gov. Jerome is malicious lie, and
we do not see that any good can
come from it. The fact is that they
tabled the Governors letter,
published in the lastthis issueof THE
TINES, with supreme contempt, just
as it was expected they would do,
but the Governor would not truckle
to them at the expense of his indie
pendent manhood, and he did right.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The Pontiac Gazette MARBLES thus
ly; "The marriage of the old widow
err, Jackson Democracy, to this weak,
young thing, Miss Ragbaby Green
hacker, has kicked up deuce of a
muss in both families. Indications
are that the latter will hardly survive
the honeymoon, though the doctors
are numerous about the invalid"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The Frankfort Express: Every man
nominated by the Democratic Green
backs for State offices stands squarely
honestly and uprightly for hard mon
ey, and nothing but greenbacks, for
paying the national debt in nothing
but hard money, and in nothing but
greenbacks, in favor of initiating the
currency, and in favor of contracting
it, in favor Of banks of some kind and
in favor of destroying all banks and
having only legal tender notes issued
by the Government. What breed of
politicians are these latter-day saints?
They have straddling powers that
would astonish Wall street veteran.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
The Saginaw Herald paws It's

The Saginaw Herald pays its re-
spect to the St. Charles Reporter
thusly; "The Reporter is slightly
befogged, and the machine evidently
has some bad pains in its stomach. 1t
says it is for honest money. We
know it was for money, honest or
otherwise: and because it did not
get our money, it is what it is.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

Ex-Governor Blair made stirring
speech at the Republican county con-
vention in Jackson county. The ex-
Governor is still power in the land,
and as warmly devoted to Republican
principles as any man in the Union.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

With an abundance of home man.
features the farmers is always sure of
customers; if he depends on for
eigners he is not.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The Press says eternity is long
enough to make up for the ills of our
brief troubled life here" Yes, Dr.,
that is SO, and then again there will
not be any fusion there, through the
ills of which you will have to travel.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The balance of cash in the State
Treasury, Sept. a3, was 81 800, 878.42;
receipts for the week ending Sept.
80 were S67,727.oo payments for
same time, SIIo,672.3o; leaving a
balance Sept. 80, 1882, of SI,7s7,-
o33.2I.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

1t is stated that the Chinese in Cal
ifornia are well pleased with the work
ings of the Chinese law. They
now demand an advance of so cents
a day.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

In proportion as home manufac-
turtles are multiplied the commerce
and agriculture of the country are
benefited.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

The last issue of The Lever de-
votes column or more to puff for
Hon. M. S. Crosby, the Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
and it cannot say too much for him
for no truer man lives. But when
the writer attempts to make capital
against our popular Governor by
calling attention to the vote for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor in
1880, then he perverts the facts and
ought to know that he does. 1t is
true that Gov. Jerome did not re-
ceive quite as many votes as Lieut..
Gov. Crosby did. 1t is also true
that each of them ran behind their
ticket a little and from the same
cause, viz.-that the whisky men
refused to vote for them; just that and
nothing else. 1t is, also, true that
friend Crosby ran little ahead
of Gov. Jerome, the Lever says
I,74I votes, and we presume the fig
ures are correct. This simply shows
the number Of Prohibitionists that
voted for Mr.. Crosby, who would not
vote for Mr.. Jerome. 1t is a singu-
lar state of facts, but they are facts
all the same, that both the whisky
combination. including the Liquor
Dealers Association, and the earnest
friends of legal prohibition joined
hands in 1880, as they are now doing,
to defeat the election of Gov. Jerome
simply for the reason that he refuses
to be pledged to them or either of
them, further than he is pledged
by the Republican platform to the
submission of the proposed Constitu-
tional Amendment, forever prohibit
ing the manufacture and sale of all
intoxicants. We believe Gov. Jerome
to be just as good man for Cover
nor as is Mr.. Sagendorph, or as Mr..
Crosby would be, and we assure the
friends OF The Lever, that as the Re-
publican candidate for that position
we expect to support him earnestly
in the not distant future. In the
mean time we propose in good faith
to support the Republican policy Of
submitting the Amendment, and the
Republican candidate for Governor
who stands committed to that policy,
and who, since he became Governor,
has signed every bill passed by the
Legislature in favor of the suppress.
sion of the evils of intemperance /;
and who, we have good reason to sup
pose, will, in the future if he is re-
elected and he most surely will be,
sign any bill that the Legislators may
send him to curtail, suppress or pro-
hibit the liquor traffic, and it seems
to us, that is all any man has right
to ask of the Governor Of the State.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
rospers,

When manufacturing pro spers,
agriculture fourishes.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
Republican Nominations.
STATE.


STATE.
For Governor
DAVID II. JEROME.
For Lieutenant Governor,
MOREAU S. CROSBY.
For Secretary of State.
HARRY A. CONANT.
For State Treasurer,
EDWARD II. BUTLER.
For Auditor General,
WILLIAM C.. STEVENS.
For Commissioner of the State Land Office,
MINOR S. NEWELL.
Tor Attorney General,
JACOB J. VAN RIPPER.
For superintendent of Public Instruction,
vARNUM b. COCHRAN.
For Member of the State Board of Education,
BELAW. jerks.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Representative in Congress, 9Th District,
ROSWELL C. HORR.
LEGISLATIVE.
For Senator, 40 District,
CHARLES M WOOD.
For Representative In State Legislature, Ist
District,
GEORGE H. COOPER
For Representative In State Legislature, I'D
District,
JOHN w. DEWEY
COUNTY.
For Sheriff,
NATHANIEL BALL
For County Clerk.
FRANK L. WEIGH.
For Register of Deeds,
NATHANIEL A. FINCH.
For County Treasurer,
FRANK PEACOCK.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
ALBERT r. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners,
CHARLES H. HUTCHINS,
FRANK H. WATSON.
For Comfy Surveyor,
EZRA MASON.
Coroners,
BERT C. SICKLES,
ERASTUS b. KNAPP.