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PERSONA.

-PRoF. w. q. GRISsrEAD Of Mi,chels-
burg was here Yesterday.
Mis-. A. A. McKiSSEY is visiting
relatives in Crab Orchard.
Ma. SrRornER Johnson Of Missouri
IL visiting Mr.. Alex Traylor
Mis- MATTE FISH Of Mt. Vernon Is
the guest Of Mis. Luella Ramsey.
Miss SADIE CHAIRS Of Cedar Keys,
Fla, is the guest Of Miss PAliie IIealley.
Mis-. JoHS J. McRoREKTs and daugh-
ter, Dolly, were visiting relatives in Rich
mODd.
Mis-. @. II. McKrSSEY has gone to
see her daughter. Mrs. VIM Roysion, at
iiyattsviiie.
j. 2. Campbell, E-q Is candidate
for the Legislature on the republican tick
et in Clay county Mo.
-MIsSEs MARY BRowS and Sallie Van
diveer Of Hamilton College were home
Sunday, looking bright and happy.
Hon. PM. b. THoMrsoS, in passed
through town Sunday FROM an arduou'
canvas Of the mountain counties, which he
reports are awakening TO the importance Of
turning out en- mAs-e on election day.
-MrssRs SAM NJ. BuRDErT, J. + Vow
els, J. II. Fish and James MAret Of Mt
Vernon wers here yesterday. Mr.. Mare
va. en- route 10 Lancaster to take charge o.
the depot there In the absence Of Mr.. Boyle
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Tss INTERIOR JOURNAL c0Rs SHOW.

Our corn show will occur on the 9th OF
November, county court day, and premi-
ums will be awarded as follows: Best II
ears white corn, and ID bestwhiie; best yell
low, % best yellow; best mixed, I'd best
mixed; best bread corn. "a best bread corn
making eight premiums in all. For first
premiums we will give the SEMI-WEEKLY
INTERIOR JOURNAL and two other paPersi
and for second premiums the same paper
and one other. Among the papers to be re-
Iected from are the Weekly Courier-JOuTTdi
American Agriesitrolisi, Country Gentleman,
Weekly N. Y. Sun. Farmers Home Journal &c
The entries will be numbered and judges
chosen by those interested. Nothing LEES
than twelve ears are entered. Bring along
your samples and make the thing AZ inter
esting as possible
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PULASKI COUNTY


The postmaster at this place has dis
continued opening the mails on Sunday as
heretofore.
The junior editor Of the Republican, de-
voted about one.half OF column last week
In thanking young lady for bouquet.
The contract for painting the spire Of
the Baptist church was this week awarded
awarded Chas. II. Webb, at S. per day, ma
terial furnished.
"A tight-rope walker was here last week
and performed many daring feats upon the
rope and trapeze. lie claims to be the
"Hero Of Niagara"
1T is finally settled that Pulaski coun-
~ is TO have new Jail. A committee con-
sisting Of Messrs Tarter, Lsngdon and Ash
urst will superintend the building,
Highly iubilant over her success in the
Circuit Court, Mary Eads concluded ia
take unto herself husband and lead bet
ter life; 40 on last Monday she was married
to James Higgins.
Sheriff Tate took Chas. Sugall TO the
penilentiary, where he has been sentenced
for most dastardly crime. lie is we'll
known in the Stanford courts, and many
are they who will be gratiiied TO learn that
justice has at last been melted out to him.
Frank Ingram Of this city narrowly e.
capped death last week while coupling cars
at Oakdsle junction. lie attempted Il
couple car Of lumber TO a box .car, wher
the lumber that projected over the end o.
the car caught his head. lie Was consider
ably shocked, but Is about ont again.
The police Of Nashville have notified
the heightened loAlsrs Of that city that the,
must 90 10 work or be taken up and sold
Can't our officers do likewise. IL is burn
ing shame that our streets should be crowd
ed from day 10 day with these WORTHLESS
vagabOnds, rendering il unsafe for deeen
woman 10 pass alone.
-PERsoEAL MIR. David A. MURPHY
OF the D'muiue 1bibuns Was In our city las
week. lie says Eweil will have a walk
over. Oh. my Misses Jennie Sweeney
and Lou Grant Of Lancaster are guests
the Misses Richardson. Jos. Il. Rucker
the Louisville Job printer, WAS In town Las
week. Mr.. Charley Dsnham has been ap
pointed yard clerk at Atlanta.
The large Jaw mill at Norwood In ihi
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-Teelve hundred head Of sheep cold IL
England lately Tor si6, $50, the highest
price on record AZ a large sale.
MA. Nichols and JET Qnisen berry, Of
Clark, soil ~ yearling mules last week to
Pennsylvania parties at si1O per head.
Col. J. w. weatherford beats every
body 40 far on sweet potatoes. lie left one
at this Office which pulls the beam at 8 lbs.
. ounces.
The apple crop in this vicinity is good
both in quantity and quality, and farmers
are busy shipping them to market $50
10 sl.75 per barrel is the price realized
[vanceburg Courier.
-Four hundred cattle we're disposed Of
at sale in Warren county last week a.
follows co head ,025 lbs average, at 4lc;
yearlings at $50 per head; two-year-olds at
$40; long yearlings $3l and calves at s24.
q. W. Afford bought pair Of extra
mules from Russell man for $500 and
another pair from Colby, Of Casey, for
S275. He cold in Cincinnati last week, q
car Of mountain wethers, 100 lbs. average,
at 4 ct; also car Of 800 III hogs at 3 Cts,
and car Of 700 to 1000 10 c,ttIe at $40
tos4
The highest price for butcher hogs one
day last week at the stock yards at Cincin
natl was obtained by $ II. Duvall, Of the
firm Of Conner n Co, who sold for Jesse p
Rife Of this county. Fiity-lhree hogs, av'
eraging al pounds, at $50 per cwt This
is not only the highest price in Cincinnati
but in the United States where hogs are sold
by the car load groes. NJ.
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NOTICE.!

Notice Is hereby gwen that the undersigned per-
sons have associated themselves together and iUrm-
ed a corporation under the name Of the Huston
ollie MIL Company" The names OF the corpora
tors are AZ hereto subscribed. The principal place
Of business of said corporation i in HustOnvile.
Lincoln county, Ky. The hu-iness Of the c0spofa-
tion Is to carry ON FIGURING Mill, run by steam,
and do all business generally done ~ such Mills.
The capital stock Is eight thousand dollars, divid
ed into shares Of one hu drcd dollars each; one
half thereof paid aud residue 10 be paid In INSTALL
menis Of not exceeding ~ per cent Of the residue.
call Of the Board Of Directors and after at least
twenty days notice TO the stock hOlders, failure Of
notice to stockholders TO b no excuse 10 a took
holder duly notified. . he corporation Is h. COM
mence on the 2lst day ofUctolrr 1857, nd cOntin-
ue for twenty-five years from that date. The al-
fairs Of the corporation will be conducted by seven
Directors, who are TO appoint one Of their number
President and Treasurer, and one Of their number,
~ecretary, aud an election for Directors Is TO be
held each year at the principal place OF business,
on the dr-t Monday in November, except the first
election for Directors, which T. 10 be held the
2ist day OF OciOher lSs2 The highest amount OF
Indebtedness, direct or contingent. 10 which the
corporations may az any Time he subjected Is four
thousand d0lla Pr waite property %. the stock
hOldeis is and II 10 " exempt from the debts Of
said corporation. This 2lst day of Ocioser, 1852.
W. F. CARPENTER, X. BAUGHMAN
JACOB COZ ATT, r T. ROBINSON,
y. =. POWELL, SAMUEL REID,
NJ. W. ROSE, GEORG w RIFE.
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RELIGIOUS

The meeting at Mccormack, conduct
ed by Rev. S. Collier, closed Sunday night
with ak additions.
Rev. b. b. Tyler, the eloquent divine
Of the Christian Church, hiss resigned his
pastorship in Louisville to take charge Of
church In New York.
ED. J. q. Livingston preached twice
at HallsrGap church Sunday and received
Eve persons into the fold, which encourage
ed him 10 continue the meeting for several
nights this week.
Mr.. 3. p. Walters Of this place has
made an offer through DIR. L. IL. Blanton,
Chancellor Of Central University, to the
Synod Of Kentucky 10 give $4,000 to the
endowment fund Of the University II S4O,-
900 additional shall be subscribed within
one year by other parties. This is an eH'
csedingly liberal offer on the part OF Mr.
Walters, as he has heretofore given the
University s25 ,OOO.-[ Richmond Register
The Norwich Conn Bulletin says
"The Rev. George Barnes took for his
theme Gods Order, and preached stir
ring discourse at the Central Methodist
church last night. lie is chook full Of
Kentucky vim and is just about IS plain
spoken and radiant as his presentation o.
the gospel as Parson Brownlow used TO BE-
in his political speeches. lie PROCESSES Il
be 'gilt-sdee christian and seems to enjoy
giving his auditors undiluted facts. Thu
weather has been 80 unfayorable that his
audiences have not been large" Next day
it said ellie spoke to full house las
night on Gospel Heathenism.' His figure
opposing the diabolieal theories Of mel
were at times absolutely electrifying."
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LOCAL NOTICES

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlister.
BUY your ammunition Of all kinds from
Mcisoberts a SAgg.
Nav stock Of Jewelry and silverware al
Penny n MoAliqer's.
WATCHES, ClockA and Jewelry repaired
aud warranted by Penny n MoAlister.
FALL lot Of Zeieler's Shoes just receiv.
ed aud Tor sale At J. II. rs. II. Shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In.
strumental, Tor 10 cents at Penny n Meal.
ister's
LARGE stock Of Window Glass. all sizes
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
n McAlister.
Jusr received new lot Of cloaks for Ia
dies and children and fine lot of Dot
mans. J. II. n s. II. SHAEKs
GREAT REDUCTION in sheet music; 80
70 and 81 music now sold at o cents. Reg
ular size and on good paper, at Mclsoberi'
n StagR's
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county burned to the ground about mid
night last Wednesday night. The FIRE was
kept up all the time to supply heat for the
dry -house, and it is supposed that some
sparks few into the shavings, thereby burn
ing the entire building. Tire cars stand
ing on the side-irack were burned. The
loss IL estimated at $4,000 insurance, So
400. A new mill will be erected on u I
old sile Immediately.
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MARRIAGES.

la the parlors Of the Myers House
yesterday, by the Rev. $. MeRoberI,
Mr. Dam. w. FoV and Mrs. Leonora Mer-
riman, the former Of Richmond, the latter
Of Rockcastle county, were united in mar
riage. They very prudently prevented the
gaping. curious crowd from enjoying the
ceremony by securely locking the room
while il was being performed.
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LAEO. sTOcK ARO cROP.

j. IL. Bruce sold to Al Burnside lot
Of butcher cattle, 1850 average at 4 cts.
John Bonita Of Me,oer sold TO Cali
fOrnia gentleman 4-yeAr-old jack for sl,'
400.
"A La HUE county man made OIL gals
Of sorghum molasses FROM fourth acre Of
cane,
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90. sPRIEos..Col Isaac Shelby and
Mrs Mary Steele Shelby and John W.
Shelby having 6led exceptions 10 the Com
mi.sionsr's report Of the sale Of Crab Or
ehard Springs, a rule was Issued against W.
N. HAldemAn, the purchaser, rsiurnable on
Nov. Oh, at which time the matter will be
Investigated.
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hGlIIIMr1V Mrs. Kate Dudderar,
WII IWfnV Lancaster street,
WIILLtuLuI Stanford, Kentucky,

Is daily receiving and he utihnl Millinery
Goods Of every des ription-eve ytiing Of the la.
est styles. and no lady who intends buying any
thing In her line should IA 10 call on her. Prices
rs Low the lowest She Is thankful ior past ~
n aud hopes tor their continuance Mrs. Molle
Myers has charge Of the Mantua- Making depart
ment. which isa sufficient guarantee that her Gus
toners viii find no cause tor complaint s9-u
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Koman's Tue friend.

friend in need is friend indeed. his none
can deny, especially when assistance is rendered
when one is sorely afflicted with disease, moro
particularly those complaints and weaknesses 50
common to our female population. Every woman
should know that Electric Bitters are woman's
true friend. and will positively restore her 10
health, even when all other remedies fail. A
single trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant to taste, and only cost fifty cents
bottle. Sold by Penny A MeAllster.
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DWIGHT HARDIS Of Crab Orchard had
his leg broken and was otherwise badly IN
iured BY freight train at Hazel Patch Bat
urday. lie was loading fat with lumber
when the train backed into the side TRACK
uiIhnni hia seeing ID.
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CIRCUIT CoURr. The jury in the case OF
William Gresham and John Reed Tor the
murder Of Cam. Rowsey returned verdict
Of soquitAl, after less than ten Minutes con.
sultation. The cases Of Froman Minor and
Jas w. Gooch, for murder, were continued
till the next court. The grand jury in
dicied Charley Fowler for murder and the
trial has been set for the oh Of November
The trial Of J. l.. Coilman, sc, for robbinl
Ben Kings s,orehouse, was set for Nov. 2
and that off. w. Walker, for stealing q
ring for his sweetheart, for the same day
There was absolutely nothing done yester
day, and the Court adjourned early. tn,
grand Jury has returned A. indictments
mostly for whisky law violations.
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In the recent fire at Hopkinsville, our
former young countyman, DR.. Andrew Scar
gent, had the misfortune TO lose his books
and every thing he had, save the amount
Of money he had accumulated, which Was
In hank
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To-Day closes one OF the prettiest and
brightest Octobers on record. The sun has
shone nearly every day, and but two froSls
and they Of little consequence, have fallen
The thermometer yesterday was rs at noon
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Elm. M. ELLIOTT requests us TO state
that Hon. c. y. Burnam Of Richmond will
deliver the first lecture Of the year for FL
lott Institute in the Christian church at
Kirksville, Ky, Mo-. 18th. at o. Pm.
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TnE RKK.-Next Friday night, at o.
clock, the Skating Rink at the Opera House
will be opened for the season. The Valley
Cornet Band will be on hand and discourse
some splendid music. Every body invited.
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LET each democrat Of the county consii-
tute himselfa special COMMITTEES to get as
big turnout Of the party at the election
next Tuesday as possible. II is important.
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TmE INTEREST in our Corn Show is grow
ing and entrees are fast coming in. Re
member that We give eight different premi-
INNS the combined value Of which Ia S3s.
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D. KLAss has just received large stock
Of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and SHOES
Ills prices are lower than those Of any body
in town. Call aud be convinced.
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FULL and complete line offurniture and
bouse.furnishing goods generally oil paint
ines, chromos, frames, NC, may be found at
b. X. Wearen's at any time. Prices very
reasonable. Call
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important

have sold out my Bakery and Confectionery
business In stanford and would take II a. a iavOr
all persons indebted 10 me would come forward and
settle at once. Please attend 10 this.
s6-2t Is. q. DAWSON.
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CONNECTIONS at Junction City have fail
ed for three days, consequently We have
had no Cincinnati mail since Saturday.
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THE horse thieves captured near Knox
Vile had an iron.gray horse besides those
that we're identified. Whose is he2
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JusT REcEIyKD new pickles In bulk
freah oat meal. cracked wheat, hominyr
mince meat, &c. McAlisler n Bright.
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A LARGE variety Of cook stoves, heating
stoves and CRATES just received by A. Ows.
ley. Low prices.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The stock holders OF the Cincinnati, Green River
a Nashville Railroad Co. are herebv notified that
there will be meeting Of the stockholders Of said
Company at the Arlington Hotel in Covington,
Ky, on the |Sd dGU Of N0reDiber, 1852,
for the election Of Board Of Directors and for the
transaction Of other business.
sg-St n ZIMMERMAN, President.
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First National Bank of stanford,

flrst national bank OF STANFORD,
In tic city ~ STANFORD. In the county Of Lincoln
and 5 ate Of Kentucky, has compl cd will all the
provisions OF the Revised Statutes Of the United
States required 10 I've complied with before
citation shall he authorized 10 commence the busi-
ness OF banking
Now, therefore, I. John Jay Knox, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the "First
National Bank of Stan ford. In the city OF stanford,
in the county Of Lincoln aud ) ate Of Kentucky, IL
authorized 10 commence the businefs OF bankins, vs.
provided In section huy-on hundred and sixtv-
nine OF the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
this 18th day Of October. 1882
JOHN JAY KNOX,
no. ASST Comptroller Of the Currency.
J. \. HOCKER, President.
j. W. MCALIsTEH Cashier.
S5-2m joins McROBKRTs, Asst. Carhi"s
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CANNED GooDs-we carry the largest
and mos, select stock Of canned goods in
the city, aud are prepared TO offer extra
inducement by dozen or case. California
goods speciality. McAlister 4 Bright.
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APPLES in any quantity for cooking and
eating At McAlister n Bright's.
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Go TO the Twin Fronts"

BARREL sArr, new Cooperage, at Meal
lister n Brights.
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A HANDSOME line Of Bronze Calicoes,
the latest out, just received at J. W. Hay.
dens.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1882

The following property, via 20 head q Cattle, 10
of which wilfweigh from O0 10 400 lbs. and are
now leing fed; so twO-y ear-Old and 70 yeafling
Steers some Of them extra gOOdi milk Cows and
Calves, No. 1 Mule Colt, some TAT Hogs. q fancy
saddle Mare, large lot OF nay under f0ol ABOUT
Farming Imp leinents. including a Thoma. ha!
Rake and a good horse wagon Household and
Kitchen Furniture and various other articles.
that amount credit ill January 4 ise5 the pur-
CHASER giving bond with approved security, nego.
table aud PAYABLE al the f1rst National BANK Of
Dao Vile. Sale 10 begin II O'clock a
si.st JOE 4. COHEN.
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FoR sALE-A No. Piano, in uss but a
short time. Address this Office.
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FouSr TASKEEsLEY, the man accused
Of poisoning his wife and daughter near
Paint Lick, Garrard county. was captured
by his wife's brother 10 whose house he
went day or two after the crime. le is
now in Jail at Lancaster with the chances
strongly in favor Of hi. going by the Austin
route to-. glory. Threats Of lynching were
made but IL IL presumed that the law will
be allowed 10 take its course
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FOR SALE (!

A well imptoved MOUNTAIN FARM, contain
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. with good dwelling
house and all necessary Outbuildings aud Orchard,
In Garrard county, KY, six miles from Crab Orch
ard, will I've sold cheap on easy terms, as the own
er Is about TO engage in other business. Apply on
the premises or by letter 10
sS-5m GEO.H.PATrEN,C Crab Orchard, Ky
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A BOLD attemp, was made by three horse
men to rob the house Of DR.. w. W. O~s-
ley few nights since during his ab.ence,
but his tenants came 10 the rescue Of the
property and succeeded by firing pistols and
guns 10 frightening the scamps away.
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wooDsoN a ALIENS MssrREI.s are the
next 10 tread the boards here.
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First National Bank.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER oF THK CURRENCY.
WAsH1S0TON, October 4, 1884.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence pre- sented 10
the undersigned, Il has been made 10
appear that the
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THERIGm lloRsns. Rev. J. NJ. Bruce
writes from Knoxville that the thieves cap
tured thirty miles below that city had his
and Kings horses and that he will arrive
with them aud the Witnesses in few days,
~ NJ TO have them indicted at this term Of
the court
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PUBLIC SALE
Or
Stock, Crop, Etc.

Intending TO move 10 Anderson county, l will
Offer Al public sale on the farm where nov reside
M Linooln county, known as the Dillehay place,
miles from Danyille ON the hustonFihe PIKE, on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

IIOGs.-Having an abundance Of corn and mast,
III would like TO feel nogs on shares. Address
Walker Bell, Hustonville.
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The postmaster at this place has dis
'ntinued opening the mails on Sunday as
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04
x EEKLY EPI'HAPH,
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA. NOVEMBER T, 1882
RaInii,onian ,.ies Mailed.

EnIroR EPITApu: The editor of Mir. NeSSe's personal organ has, for some tune ast,reiterated the statement that the friends of Larkiu W. Carr had sold him out" and were now working 10 help elect the repub- lican nominee for sheriff. Although the paper referred to has nOi seen fit to give the names oflhuse it accuses of having betrayed their party nominee, it has insinuated that l am one ofthe number. In order to avoid mistakes in this matter, l will now define my position was not member of the convention which nominated Mir. Carr, but as democrat consider myself bound by its action, and from the moment ot its ad- journment have labored with such maans as possess to assist in the election of Mir. Carr Any statement or insinuation to the contrary is simply made with the purpose of decciving those who may be ignorant of the real facts. Furthermore, I shall work from now until the close of the polls on election day, and use whatever influence may possess, for the success of Mir. Carr and the balance of the democratic ticket. And still further, do not know a single democrat of any particular standing in this community who is opposed to Mir. Carr. Very respectfully, M E. JOYCE.
 Tombstone, November ,.