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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-27

NEWCASTLE, PA, December 26.-G. c.
Hagan, boot and shoe dealer, has made an
assignment 10 W. H. McCsndless. Liabili-
ties, $50, 900; assets not known.
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The concert of Mrs. Fits is to take place
at Leubrie's Theater Friday night, and
there is no question that it will be a success.
Mrs. Fits is very accomplished musician
and lady Of untiring energy. The sale of
seats opens this morning al Hollenoerg'S,
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FOR RENT.

IlURNISHED ROOMS-Pleasant location. con
II venient TO business. at lol JekeTson street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
N At 90 st. Martin street
n II6 Court street.
DOOM-One handsome furnished room large or
IL small, at III Washington street.
DOOM-A pleasant furnished room, at o6 Mon
IL roe street. one square from Peabody Hotel
DRICK RESDENCE-The comfortable brick
ID residence on New Madison street, immeai-
ately east OF the railroad bridge TO desirable ten
ant; it Will be put in frst-class order.
0RGILL BROTHERS 4 co.
L ARGE FIRST-CLASS COTTON WAREHOUSE,
Il new roof in perfect repair; VIII cover 100
bales of cotton: large yard, Office and sleepl1g-
room. with gas and water connections; IocEtion
ON shelby street, between Beale and Linden; CT
Will rent same and my services 10 take chsrge OF
same until end OF the cotton season.
J. V. PATRICK, at Memphis Gin.
6e6 Main street.
nEIRA BILE OFFICE-Un second floor OF No.
L. AZ Madison street. Apply 10 :
FURNISHED ROOMS
At III Court ss<eef.
4 ESIDENCE-MrS z W. Bowles,s residence,
n No. "a Union street, corner Lauderdale.
W. W. JAMES, 80 Front Street.
u rent from January l, 1888; $50 acres OF cleared
land on head OF Presidents Island, cultivated for
i've years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
shelby convict labor. viii be rented responsible
party Tor one more term of years I his place Is
under good fence has all necessary cabins and
miles of the city of Memphis. For terms apply 70
OVERTON d GROVEENOR,
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Ovsters. Fish and Game.

Merchants of the city will do we'll to or
der everything in this line from Clement for
the coming Holidays, as ne keeps nothing
but the best, and fills all orders promptly.
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A Broken Broker

New YORK, December 26.-At meeting
of the creditors of J. A. & w. II. Sweeney,
suspended bankers, JAS A. Sweeney promised
thai every cent due should be paid.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 26.-The sus-
pension of g. Heidel, 8 London stock broker,
is announced. Liabilities not heavy, aud it
is not thought that any other member of the
Board of Brokers will b, involved.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

- ESIDENCE-On corner of Park and Walker
N avenues; residence with seven rooms and
four acres, under good fence: eisteIn and well.
Apply to MRS I. A. HAMILTON,
49, Poplar street.
LIME PLANrATIoN-oI $500 acres at Bradley's
p Landing, in Gsrittenden county, Ark, 10 miles
above Memphis; 100 acres cleared and in Guilt
vation 1000 of cleared ridge land above over
fiow; dwelling and all necessary out-houses. sta
bles, ginhouse, ETC.; store with established trade,
postofice and steamboat landing.
JOHN W. CURRIN, IS Madison street.
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me sew York Ei.teafod.

Have Hook & LaGrill Weatherstrip
Your doors and windows 10 keep out the rain,
duet and cold draft 2S9 SECOND STREET.
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For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go to Vosgeli 4 Co.'s, I'll and 40 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
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NEW YoKK, December 26.-The New York
CITY Eistedfod of the Welsh Literary Con-
gress was held in Chickering Hall yesterday
afternson and evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Assignee,s Sale of Gr0eeries.
LOST.

WATCH FOB, black band gold buckle fntag
w lilo seal, between Second and Front. on
Monroe street. The finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same TO Avalanche office.
DOCKETBOOK-On Saturday, December "a, a
L black Morocco Pocketbook. containing notes
and papers put no money. Five dollars for is Ie-
tnrn 10 A. GODSEf. Us RobesOn street.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


TORONTO, ONT, December 26.-Patterson
Bros., wholesale millinery, made an assign
ment to-day. Liabilities said 10 be large.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DLANrATION-
on Bayou Rhalia in. Bolivar county, Miss,
containing two hundred and sixty-four acres, one
hundred and fifty cleared. with two good dwell
ngs plenty of cabins for laborers, with steam gin
and gristmill. For terms apply to DR.. w. A Hell
del on place, or J. w. Caldwell & Co.. Memphis.
nANADY STORE-Hemando road ,sonth ofNon-
~ connah. Apply to JNO. q REAAN 81 Tate ST:
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WANTS.


DARTNER-In manufacturing business, with
II few hundred dollars business that is pay
ing from 100 to 200 per cent. every seven weeks.
For particulars cali al 446 Main strict.
DOARD-For a man and wife in a private fam
d lily where there are no other boarders. An
swer at this ofice for two days. e e.
GOOD COOK-At 173 Vance street; must come
O well recommended; colored preferred.
CSYTUATION-As porter or driver references
. given. Apply n. L. corner Vance and Walnut.
a GEN rs-Male female, IN every city and
"a town in the United States; $40 to SIS per day
easily made g. Z. RIDE0UT & CO.,
10 Barclay street, New York City.
CITUATIoN-Young man from old country,
- speaks English, wants employment in town
GOOD WHITE ENGINEERED do his own
VI firing; 14-inch engine. Write, stating where
last employed, P. o. Box, No. %.
DIANo-TO buy good pianoi must be cheap.
L J. o. B., this office.
a GRNTS-(Either sex) for Memphis and sur
"a rounding country 70 represent Rand, Nc
Nally & Co.. Chicago, and introduce their new
ness" illustrated by over 100 fine engravings.
Sold by subscription. Liberal terms TO the right
Earties. Address, n. NJ Levick, General Agent,
500 600 PPo1S9s SEED S -coT n 20
est market price viii be paid. sacks III be fur
nished on application to DEPASS & CO.,
SIS Front street, Room No. (.
NLD GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JewelTy,
~ etc, for CASH J. N. Milford q Co. SSS Main
AEEN AND WOMEN-To start new business a
NJ their own homes; no Peddling sc an hour
Address MASON q CO., Montpelier, Vermont.
ITO RENT HOUSE-With or rooms near
Il either the Linden or Market street schools
Address F., care C. II. Brackett Co.
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R,cetver Apnetuted.

ROCHESTER, December 26.-President At
kinson, of the Commercial Bank, has been
appointed receiver OF the City Bank OF
Rochester. His bond WAS fixed at 500, COO.
NATHAN E. PIERPoNT,
secretary and treasurer of the Monroe County
Savings Bank for many years, resigned, and
Oscar Craig was appointed temporarily.
The resignation occasions much speculation.
The directors say the books and accounts
are all right. The Monroe County Savings
Bank is a preferred creditor OF The City
Bank TO the amount of $4,000. Pierpont
is understood 10 be on C. E. Upton's paper
TO large amount. The Savings Bank has
a surplus of hundreds of thousands of dol
Lara, and is said to be sound beyond doubt.
There are no indications of a run.
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DRAHxr
LOUISIANA State lottery Comp v

We do hereoy eeTftfH tGf ~ ,,,r-,;s, fbe 7rrouos
~ ~ az n s1 - keai- 4 RsIiidf DraIgtags
manage and c0fstrol th< 49,. ;e,scy,ss tJ,1,i
that TIC snme are eoHducted - 1000 faiTHeSs aid
ia GOOD faith LolDdTd al r1- - 5o,;s ~
Company 70 this ceTffdca - nj our
signatures attached, IA rs dsa1,,et -. 80 y w.
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ZZaaaeAszzae9'
Z.S

~~1missfOners.
incorporated in 1858 tor tusurv-nve years by the
LeglsiAL9fe ior Eincsnenl md Charitable pur-
serve fund of $55e,ooo has si1ce neeu added.
By an Overwhelming popuhs vote its franchise
adopted December 2, AID. ls7 . -
The only Lottery rotd y -. <,,sorss,, IA, thS
people Of any Stale. ~ -
IL Never Scale 81 pextDoues.
Its Grand Sinxle-EunSer 0raxfax,
take place m0uIbfy.
SPLENDID OPPOHIrrrrv Tn wis
A FORTUNE FIRST efrNn M VINE
CLASS a, AT NEW ORLEANl TuFsDAY. Han.
nary 8, 1ss3-I52d Month"; I1rsTine.
CAPITAL PRIZE 0-x O0A
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Mr.. John G. SAKE, the poet, still resides in
Albany, at the home of his son, and is an
invalid. The disease from which he suffers
is neuralgia, affecting the great nerve CEN
tiers, and accompanied by chronic dyspepsia.
The result is considerable physical pain and
degree of emaciation. As exaggerated state
ments have been made concerning the gen.
Item ans condition, it is well that the facts be
thus correctly given. 1t should be added
that no impairment Of mental strength is
characteristic or consequence of the dis
ease, and that, of course, the reports about
Mr.. SAKE having experienced softening of
the brsin have no fonndafiou in fact
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For Fine Boots and shoes.
YeIlow-Feyer Prevented.

attest styles, go TO Voegeli & Coz, 27l Main
treet, opposite Court Square.
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wIII Of me Lat. reber. v. n.k.,.

The will of the late Robert w. Baker, a
shrewd and prosperous man of Racine, Wis,
provides that on reaching the age of twenty
one years each Of his children shall have
one-third of his or her equal share of his
property, and any unexpended portion of
the income thereon paid over. ~ twenty
Eve years another one-third, with its unex-
pended income thereon, and at thirty years
the final one-third. But the final oae-third
is not to be paid Huless the persons entitled
shall make proof to the trustees that at least
one-hsf of the portion. previously paid
over have not been lost, squandered or spent.
On failure to do 50 the trustees are TO retain
the unpaid share until the person reaches
the soc OF forIy-aix
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formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front and
Jefferson streets, Memphis, Tenn. J. H. Priddy,
of Richmond, Va, Proprietor, Rates, 81 per day.
rogard Ky Nick Counee. KY
Downs. KY Claslson, KY
J D Can hen Courtlsnd L B McGill CORTLAND
XII Hiegin botham, Miss Smith, Ark
] CoWar, Tenn J H Husskey, S & n RR
81 Smith Ark, W Putnam & ", Ark
Z Sedgroisk & I. Ark NC King, Little Rock
Daniels, Oseeola W Smutton, Osceola
Jack Grigs, Osceols Shore, Mason
A Ronnar
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MERRY Christmas. -

Best Style Of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made 10 order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main
street Mr. Dick Bross can't be beat
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel

Peabody Hotel
p " Govan, Ark C. II Parker NY
W NJ Reddick, Ark CHI Bodkin XIV
X Aldrdge. Ark 3 z Mcconnell Ark
Nichols, Ark Chas Fox, Ark
3 P Fraser Ky L Webster ARK
Foote, Jackson W Norman. Tenn
H 7 Arnold Tenn c F Leland Tenn
z A Henry, Ripley II ( johnson, Team
Waggo7er, Tenn W G Furman. Cello
z Jones, n Y Jsmison, Cincinnati
H Jamison, Cincinnati W n Burns, Miss
Hewry. Ohio II Parry, Iowa
q G MORAN, st Louis I Metcalf, Baltimore
Fulton, Nebraska Currie, Tenn
Morton & ", Ky Miss Mortoa, Ky
J P Edmondson Tenn H 7 Main & W, ARK
A T kcGehee, Miss Miss Z King. Miss
II Parry, Iowa Z Z Bradford, Miss
G Dabuey, Pa J Sternberger. Tenn
L Levy Tenn ZIG Thompson. Ark
RJ 1humond & Stem II Leigh, Miss
L FulbriSht, Tenn Thos Fischer, Ky
J Hildreth. XIV
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,HERIFF'S TAX NOTICE
TO DELINQUENTS.

The unpaid State and County Tax Bills for the
~ year 1882 of the Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Seventh
nd Tenth wards. and the six h, Twelfth. Four
IHnfh, Sixteenth and Eighteenth Civil Districts
ave been placed in my hands for correction. Par
lee who have not paid their taxes In said wards
ID districts will please call at once 10 the Shern's
bee and pay same without any further cost and
1nble as no perEonal property is exempt from
zure for taxes. p r. ATHY. sheriff.
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New Clarendon Hotel.

A J. ERR ..-.....-.. .-.... -. L. d. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second streets.
RAIES-S2 and g so per day. Electric bells,
electric lii hts; passenger elevator runs day and
night.
P Robinson, NJ Jas Turney, Nashville
W Purnell. Padueah S Jackson, Tenn
Miller, Tenn J N Anderson, Miss
Miss LiZzis FAINT Miss Miss Williams, Tenn
II Williams, Tenn Ralph Williams, Tenn
W W Wagner & W, Tenn NJ Bradley, Tenn
H.C Mccall, Miss II Graham. Fla
Porter, Tenn Hamlin Tenn
Miss Matte wilkins, Tenn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02

WARNING ORDER-In Justices' Court, Clark
 Township, Pope County, Ark. 4. \. Zachary, rlantin, ys. Samuvl F Murbcr- ger, Defendant
 The defendant, ,SamUcl F. Murbcrgor. Is warn ct t"apprarin this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintif. X. \. Zachary. Feb. ,, lsS2. A. A.CRAIN, ,J. r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
NM. II. DooLiTrLH BU. WARVru
 RoBr. MCMEEN, tL9tc Assistant Commissioned of Patonts5 E, H WAESNEis 4. CO

Attorneys at Law. Warner Building. Washing- ton, ID. C. Attention given Co Patent and Mi ming eases, Lands, Pensions. Bounties and HoNer9ment claims Attention promptcharg- Members ot Congress and Heads of government departmeuts'
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02

advised as to what views these gen. tlemen do entertain upon the debt question to state them. but very cheeTfuIly recommend you to them for further particulars, who, no doubt will take great pleasure in defining their policy upon the debt question.
 Rep. Of the gentleman named for the senate which, Mr. Wooten do you regard as the strongest?
 Just at this iuncture , customer tapped at the counter, Mr. w.. very politely excused himself to attend tue call, while our reporter very cour- teously took his leave and renewed his leisurcly walk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02

W NARNING ORDER In the Pope Ohcuit
 Court.
 I. ". Fruit, Plaiuiin, vs. j 3 Davis. Robert toN, Foster CON. Amy Cox, SHlltc Duuncgan and Thomas DunueSan her husband DTS. The defendant Thomas Cox Is warned to up- pear in this court within thirty days and an sWCr the plaintiffs complaint. Jnu. 3t. lSS2.
 ". J. REINOLD, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
The Market.

The Market. Cotton-Wc quote for the best grades here, 9'5 tO Toe. The Following arc prices current in this m ar- ket tO date, at retail stores: Iiuttcr, per pound, 20 tO 31C. Eggs, per dozen, l2ietO l5;. Onions, B per buShcl. Cabba ge. 5c per Uund. Apples, $2. 90 to 500 Swoet potatoes, SI.30 per bushel, Irish potatoes, Si50 tO B! Flour, per poUnd 4tO5c. Corn, per bushel. 10r. Lard, per pound. l5c. Chickens. per dozen. g. Bacon, Der pound, l4c. Honey, per pound, l0 eo l2i5c.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

Those who would lead their moth CTS and daughters to the polls, and conduc: their wives and sisters to po- liucal gatherings, must certainly be ignorant Cf the potency of that scep. ter which these objects Of their attcc- tion sway over the destinies of our race, and cannot be aware of the loss ofinlluence they must sustain in oc- cupying so important q station, There is no mistake about 1t any, body, everybody will tell you that the place to buy drugs. etc, at lowest figures, is John ". Turner & Co.'S New Drug Store.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given that at n call meeting of the town council of the town Of Russellville, held Feb. 2sth 1882. 1t was ordered that all dogs. of whatever kind within the limits of said town should be kept either confined or muzzlcd for and during the next 30 days from date of this notice, and that any person finding any dog running at large in said town, and not muzzled during said thirty days, will have the right to kill the same, and that the Mayor make proclamation of said order. This March lst 1882.
 J. Z RICHARDS, Mayor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
sprlng trade wilI soon open.

Spring trade will soon open.
 --rhe days are widening thelr margins.
 See Mayors proclamation of election.
 The dreary weather has kept many country people from town,
 Mother earth was again thor oughly immersed Monday and Tues day.
 Subscriptions to the Little Rock Gazette or Democrat--daily or week ly--at publishers rates, taken at this office.
 --McGowan, the bigamist, had another hearing before Esq, Berry man Monday, but was remanded to jail again to await the action of the grand jury.
 pr. A. R. Winfield, the eloquent speaker, will deliver series of lee. lures at thls place commencing the 20th inst Tie Dr. has but recently returned from the Old World and his lectures are from personal eXpe rience and actual observation while iourneying therein. A literary treat is Tn store for all who hear him. Fur ther particulars next week.
 Purify the blood and regulate the bowels, ifyou would have health. There is no remedy equal to the Prickly Ash Bitters for this purpose. They act directly on tho organs con eerned, going to the seat of disease and driving it from the system. Nor do they stop here, but strengthen the system, giving it tone and action, rendering it much more capable of resisting all future attacks.
 What is the pleasure of the dem ocratic party Of Yell county? Shall we have nominating convention for officers, hold primary election, or turn "the boys looseT'-Arkansian.
 The same queries apply with equal force to the people ot our own coun ty. A correspondent elsewhere makes a few suggestions under this head, which are timely and to the point. Our columns are open to expressions of opinion from any one.
 In the proper place will be found the announcement of MT. A. k. Rob inson for re election to the office of Tax Assessor, subject to the action of primary election or convention, should either be held. Mr. Robin son so far as we know, has made most excellent and acceptable officer, and the experience gained by his past term qualities him still better for the next. Mr. Robinson resides in Gala Rock township and is well and favorably known throughout the county.
 A few thoughtless boys at Clarks vile covered the Bulgarian Monk with coating of rotten eggs on the occasion of his visit to that town. By thls act the boys have placed them, selves upon as low level as that oc cupied by the objectionable Monk, and have called down upon them selves the condemnation of the best people everywhere. We hope the good name of Russellvilie will never be tarnished by such deeds of van dalism. Boys be more con5ideratc, more gentlemanly.
 The third session of the Pope County Medical society met in this place last Thursday pursuant to ad- journment. The following members of the society were present, towlt: Drs, J. M. Thompson, Pres; C. L, Kirkscev, V. Pres; J. A. Wester- field, Jr. Sec; J. NJ. Jelks, G. A. Parsons, Lewis Ragsdale, - IIaral- son, - Zachery, J. NJ, Hill, Dr. J. r. NJ. Tate, J. w. Pruitt. J. NJ. Tan, cey, w. II. Hill and John Potts.
 The meeting was a very pleasant one, and the proceedings enjoyed by many of our citizens. A report by the secretary will be found else where.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02


 The price of cotton is looking up litt.e.
 See Mayors proclamation con cerning the muzzling of dogs.
 The weather since yesterday morning has been gnohjectionable. If you want the best coal oil Tn town, call on J. W. WELLS. Capt, ", l.. Morris, of Helena, Ark, is passing few days in town. On the 23d, Mat Clark and Mrs. Scott were married by Rev. M. Oates. Coal Oil 1750 test at
 J, W. WELLS. -Wm. Ludwick and bride have been on several days visit to W. C.. Ludwick, father of the groom.
 NJ. R. A. Suit presents his professional card to our readers to- day. He will attend to all business promptly confded to his care.
 Several dogs thought to be rabid were killed ia town last Tues. day, but not until they had bitten quite a number of other dogs.
 For want of space we are com pelled to defer communications from CaglesviIle, New Hope and an article from Hon. C. E. Tobey. These ar, tlcles will appear in next issue.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
Notice for Publication.

'1NN" VFFINE AI DANDANELLl AutI Noti.,, i t, Jan. B. ISSa.
 Not,Se ls hereby given that the Elio,cin,- hNWet settler has filed notice oc bis i,,t, .GE ,GE s niaSe & HHat proof m support of his claim br NrrtS 'he JudEe oi the county court at Do,rr. Aph; on 4th of March, fss2, 'yiz. "' D0'''' Robert '. Eubauks.IId entry No gr87 fan, ,,,.. e'1 nc . ys seqr sec IS, T9 E Is 0 i iie names the Following witnesses to uvova of sald land, viz: i'' "'' NN'''N @lVh Henry Boon. sam Andrews, Frank Dla,t- '"'u ana Tom Boon q 9f Appleton, Ark.
 l. I, OIBsON. KekIstlI.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
Notice for puhlicotion

LAND OFFICE AT DARDASELLE. ARK.,y N..,--. Jan, s5. tSsa Notice is hereby given that the followiu.f hHmVn settlci has filed notice Of his intention anu mat saul proof will be made before the Ynouniy leIge oi Pope county, Arkansas, at D22NS1II 2 AfKehsas, on 4th March lsS2, viz: i4 swA nwi3 seG soc 9, tp q, nr2I w. He names the following Witnesses to prave of said land, to-wit: "'''N M Rye of Dover Ark, \ Nordin, " W FIesS gnd John k Nordin, Of Berlin, Johnson county, Ark,
 T. M. GIB o., Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-02
Announceme entS,

We are authorized to announce Joe Petty, of Dover. a candidate for County Treasurer to fill the unexprcd term off C. Falls, deceased
 We are authorized to announce J. (. Bonds of Dover, candidate Tor County Treasurer, to Ill the vacancy occasiUned by the death of r. (. Falls.
 We are authorized to announce A. R. Robin son, of Galla Rock Township, | candidate for re- election to the office Of Tax Assessor at the ensuing September election. subject to dem ocratic primary election or county convention.