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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-05
New Stock of Furniture.

Il. Becker has just received a large assort-
ment of Mirror Plates of all sizes. to suit any
size frame, to be sold cheap. Also, two car
loads of furniture, of the latest patterns, and
will be sold at low figures. Call and see him
before buYing. 81 ~
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HOrse-ShOeing.

Call at N. Winther's, and examine his --latest
STYLES of pictures 3-3-1m.
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Pasture Land.

at JOske & Sons, Alamo plaza, cheaper than
airy other place in the city. 3-3-Gt.
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For Sale.

Nice team, covered Studebaker wagon, and
complete camping outfit; cheap for cash, at
Des stable. 1t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-05

One large horse and ambulance and har-
ness for sale cheap. Enquire at Sim Harris
cigar store, Main plaza. At
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-05

The finest line of piece goods for the spring
and summer TO be found in the State at
PANCOAST Il Son.
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For Rent.

New goods at Pancoast g. Sons for spring
and summer just in.
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Servant Wanted.

A good cook and house servant wanted. Tn,
best wages paid. Apply at 517 North Flores
street. 2-2S-tf
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For Alderman.

good boy to carry horseback route. Good
wages. Apply at this office. 2-l2-tf.
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Just Received.

House on Laredo street. Suitable for store
or dwelling. [2-2s}-2wl NJ. HALF 4 BRO.
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SEQ will buv horse, ambulance and har-
ness all complete. Inquire at Sim Harris cigar
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w. j. MCGOwN offers good lot of mules for
sale. Call at his Office, No. 16 North Flores
street 3-5-3t
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WANTFD:-Two white boys to wash dishes.
Apply at once to the steward OF Hotel MAYER
icix 3-3-2t
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Piece goods by the suit or yard for spring
PANCOAST d Son.
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is astonishing how quick the public find this place. and how
readily Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers Articles
bought when prices suit.
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Philadelphia shoes call on J. JOske Il Son
Alamo street, who have a splendid stock M
are selling at reasonable figures. 22|-Gt
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Furnished rooms to let. Apply at Mission
gardens 2t.
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The Globes Free Concerts.

The evening concerts at the Globe saloon,
405 West Commerce street, are attracting at
tention. The performances embrace works
from the first masters. Vocal music within
keeping of this. Visitors to the city solicited
to give the Globe a call. Fine refreshments,
eatables and fragrant smoke, with polite at
tendance always to be had. 2-l4-tf
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Confirmation Suits.
Just received at j. Joske Il Sons, Alamo street.
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J. D. McDAvIrr, Secretary.
Dedfcati0a Of the Methodist
Church at BngurciaittO

The exercises were conducted by Presid-
ing Elder Jones. Text, Genesis 1o:l6-
"And Jacob avakri uut of his sleep and
he said, Surely the Lord is in this place
and knew it not"
\ more beautiful and appropriate selec-
ton from the holy word could not have
been made. To say this worthy divine
handled and calculated the above text cln-
qucntlv and beautifully, woGld not half
express the sentiments of those i'll hearing
of his voice. He adnonished the Trustees
against deSecration, and earnestly insisted
on the building being consecrated to God
alone.
The congregation was large and appre-
ciative. Brookhavrn, Wesson and John
ston were well represented and highly
pleased. collection was taken up to fin
ish paying for the building. Eighty-four
dollars was realized. which was sufficient.
The singing by Miss Fannie Larkin was
highly appreciated, as well az the organ
Accomplishments.
Your writer can't refrain from returning
thanks to DIR. Thompson and lady for
their hospitalitics, and the beautiful and
accomplished Miss Ella for kind attentions
shown while there.
Yours in haste,
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To draft resolutions: Allen Smith, VIM.
Vaughn and A. G.. Arlington. 1t was
moved that the chairman he added to said
committee. The committee reported aud IL
was moved that the resolutions be adopted
and read. The report of the committee
was received. II was moved that the reso-
buttons I've voted on separately. ResOlu-
ton LIST, 2nd, 3rd, read aud adopted.
LIST. Resolved, That 1t is in the opinion of
this meeting essential t. party organiza-
ton IN this county that the candidates for
the different county offices to he voted Tor
at the ensuing November election, shall be
nominated by the Democratic county con
vention to be held next Saturday, the IL
inst, but we leave he matter To the dis
erection of Ou. delegates and ask that they
act so az In their best Judgment to best
promote harmony In the party.
2nd. Resolved, That we favor the nOmi
nation of a candidate for District-Attorney
for this Judicial District.
Bird. Resolved, That we favor the repeal
of the Lien Law, and the passage OF "A law
prohibiting the use of free passes on Rail
roads by any Executive, Judicial, or Leg
slative officer; That VIC favor Railroad
Supervision in the interest of and for the
protection of the people, within constItu-
tiOnal limits; That We favor an amendment
to tire constitution providing for an elective
judiciary either by the Legislature or the
people at the polls,
1t was moved that FIVE delegates he
elected to represent us in the county con
vention. The delegates appointed are: c.
w. Easterling, A. c. Arlington, j. J.. East,
A. II. Smith, NJ. A. Anding. Alternates-
Jasuer Smith, w. S Vaughn, Chas. Smith,
j. f. Byrd and l.. Blue.
1t was moved and seconded that X. X.
Applrwhite is the choice of this meeting
for Representative.
1t was moved that the Secretary furnish
copy of the proceedings of this meeting
to the BROOKHAvEN LEADER and Free
Press. After which the meeting adjourned.
This 4th day of August, 1883.
L. BLUE, Chairman.
J. d, MCDAvITT, Secretary.
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MeadviIie Notes.
MEADvILLE, Aug LIST, 1881.

MEADvILLE, Aug lsfi lo5J.
Excessively hot weather prevailed for
the last week with local showers OF rain.
Crops are certainly below an average.
Corn aud cotton have both sufferedi mrs
with too much rain and for want OF work.
finally. the dry weather set IN aud dam
aged all early planted corn, and ia many
sections of he county still prevails, doing
scrions damage TO the late planting. The
potato crop Promises to be a fair one and
much sorgum has been planted which Is
doing well.
The cotton worm has made his appear
ance in the northeast part OF the county.
But little damage has a. yet been done,
but owing to a backward crop, il he makes
his attack in force by the middle Of Sep
TENDER, it will cut the cotton crop very
short in this county.
A good zeal of sickness IN reported from
the county, and several cases in tie village
our young friend Walter Irwin, is very
dangerously sick at this time, but appar-
emily better this morning and strong hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Candidates for Dstrict-AttOrncy seem
to have monopoly of the elecCioneering
business in 81 is county. Capt. Bridges, A.
G.. McNair and Frank McLane, were all
with their smiling faces. The two latter
spent a portion of last week in the county
forming the acquaintance of, and making
themselves specially agreeable to, the
FranklinitCs. 1t is remarkable to see with
what clearness each one can prove that he
is ahead of all his opponents, for the nonli-
nation. Franklin county not being blessed
with u candidate for that Office, they all
seem to look upon it as one of the battle
grounds of the campaign and are nursing
their energies for the onslaught.
The picnic near Cnpit's school-house
on Tuesday, the oath ulr., was grand
success. The assemblage was large aud
orderly and nothing occurred during the
day tn mar i'll any way the harmony ana
pleasure of the occasion. The crowd cOui-
MERGED ga herring at an early hour, and by
III o'clock the whole grounds were covered
with the pleasure seekers, each one re=dy
to contribute his share to the enjoyment of
the occasion. Mr.. Editor, have you ever
attended Franklin county picnic!
Well. Won should attend one by all means.
Picnicks in summer time is an article of
our faith Soon after IL o'clock Capt.
Webb, u candidate for 'Odnty representa-
tive, was called to the stand and delivered
IL short address on the Issues of the day,
which was we'll received; after which your
town man, A. {. McNaIr, candidate for
District-Attorney, was called to tue stand
md delivered short but highly interest
ing speech, which very favorably impress
ed his hearers. The speaking then closed
with il few remarks from L. }. Scott, can
didate for Chancery Clerk. Dinner was
then announced, and cordial invitation
extended to all to partake, and such a
dinner. Imagine a table 30 feet long
crowded with rich vands until there was
no room for any more, and plenty left to
rrplenish it again, aud You can form some
idea of the dinner. Don't talk about hard
times and look at that dinner. Dor.
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Yours in haste,
100 -.--
.s0isn ". SanN.
J. +. =

The above named gentleman is an honor
to the county and STATE in wlicl he lives.
Lincoln county should feel proud of HIM
ami | only wish that the county was com
posed of more such men. Secnr and feel
ing the importance OF an institution of
learning in his vicinity, he was determine
ell to build an Academy. He invited rs
sstance from his neighboring friends but
without success. He was determined not
to be outd0ne. The site was selected near
Union Hall Church, which was a beautiful
selection. He gave the lumber and fur
niShen the hardware, employed labor and
completed the building which is an honor
to any community. He then had SPLEEN
did well made convenient to the binding.
Mr.. May can he safely termed the Peter
Cooper of Lincoln county.
The children who are now growing up
and being educated at this institution Of
learning should ever feel grateful to HIM.
Long may you live, is the wish of
J. +. p.
We take pleasure in re-puhlishing the
above deserved compliment from the cor
respondcnce of Free Press. Too much can
scarcely I've said in praise of Mr.. May for
the interest he has manifested in the great
cause of education, and the efforts he has
made to build up and maintain first-class
institution of learning at Union Hall.
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Esrocpedin.~ OEihe Democratic
Executive Committee of
Franklin CHunty.

The Democratic Executive Committee of
Franklin county met on 3lst day of July
in the town of Mcadvillo, the following
members present: c. b. Calvit, }. j.. Cal
cote, l.. Ii. Byrd. T. j. Scott, John Tucker,
T. 4. Magce and J. II. McGhehee. There
being a quorum present, the committee
proceeded to business by elccting I. \.
MAGE Chairman,a and I. j. Scott Secretary.
There being vacancy in the Executive
Committee in Whittington's precinct, 1t
was referred to the voters of said precinct
to elect a member on Bird Saturday OF
August.
On motion. Fayette was selected as the
choice for the Convention to meet and
nominate candidates for District-Attorney
and Senator.
On motion, The following gentleman were
invited to address the meeting: MeSSrS.
Bridges, McNair, McLane and Jones, " no
responded III appropriate speeches; after
VIII, h, on motion, the following resoln-
lions were adopted:
Resolved, by the Democratic Executive
Committee of Franklin county, That the
Democratic voters OF each voting precinct
meet on 81 Saturday i'll August, the same
being 18th day of said month, to express
their choice for District-Attorney and
State Sena or, and also representative of
~
entitled to one delegate for every 70 votes
cast for Gov Lowry twO years ago; and
that said delegates inert on Monday fol
lowing in the town of Mradville to elect
delegates to the Senatorial and District
Attorney convention. Also, to nominate
Representative each box shall be entitled
to the following number of delegates:
McMellen's, ten; Snyrna, seven; lialnbnrg,
six; Antioch, five; Mcadville, five; Pine
Grove, four; Cnpit's, four; McCal.'s Creek
four; WhittnGton's, one.
On motion. the Secretary was directed
10 notify the Chairman OF the Democratic
Executive Committee of Jefferson county
of our choice Of time nd place of NE ting
in Senatorial Convention. Also to notify
the Chairman of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of each county in this Jul
dicial District of our choice of time and
place to nominate District-Attorney.
On moticl., the Secretary was directed to
furnish copies to the BROOKHAVEN LEAD
Err and Summit Times ami 1Ltolli gencer
and request publication.
There being no further business, the com
mittee adjourned TO meet on the goth day
of August.
This Sd day of August, 1888.
~. A. MAGEE, Chairman.
Il. J. SCOTT, Secretary.
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CulJRrH DIxECrORY.

r,rHorJC CHURcH.-Mass At A. W,
CAi 49, atgh Mass at e:5I A. NJ, tho drst and
'si,s Sundays OF each month: Evening service
' g.spsrsJ al 500 p. ": kes9aT Mas every
morning at O'Clock. Rev. fs'neF hoorlnan'
Priest. - -. -.
w., n a NJ, aud I 80 z. VI. Praser meeting
s1srt wednesday evening at l 30. Rev. Jno FL
~ snnity. school every ~ ,dIs 10 'rnins al $3.50
e,pTIsT CUTRCH.-P, achi1g the nrst Sun
- NJ .yerv month at IL A. W., and T:3l =. NJ
pev / r. Parish, Pastor.
sunday school every Sunday morning as;S'
ppFsPYTERIAN CHCRCH-Preacnlng the
III -nn,i,y of every month At IL "A, VI. AID T:S
I'M REV, ". y. Bingham Pastor.
'.nnday. school every Sunlay morning at 2:3G.
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BRooKHAvTs MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly

BRooKuAvEN, April, >, 1883.
Neal, $500
Flour, 6.a007.50
prices ut Flour mills advancing.)
Curn-Yellow, SOC
d" White LOO
:" Mixed 95c
Bacon, l0d l0!c
Lard, l20l4ct
Hams G, 10
Sugar, Sa lac
Coffee, ga lac
Rice, S09c
Tobacco, 30a75c
Cheese, $50 40c
Butter, 2jl1 I0c
Salt, tine, Sl.U0Gl.70
Calico, SAFE
Brown Domestic, 6F09c
Bleached " sale
Cotton-Good ordinary, 1iaSc
Low middling, oi0c9
Middling, otQ9tc
Good Iniddling, 9tG9ic
Mid fair, 9iQl0tc
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Yam SOC bus.
q" Red and White 45c bus
Eggs, ~
Chickens, S2.4Oa $500
Hides-green sailed. 6fO6ic
- Dry sailed, sQ9c
. Flint, 94al0c
Wool-Washed, ,I0c
Unwashed, 20G
4" Slight bury, lac
- Medium bury, lie
Bad bury, SC
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Lincoln Democrats In East Sat.
urday's Beat Conventions.
BEAT |.
BRooKHAyES. Auu. 4 iSs3.

BRooKHAvEN, Aug. 4, 1e53.
In pursuance of the call of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of Lincoln
county, the Democratic voters of Beat | ,
met at the Court House ia BrOokhaven
this day to elect delegates to the county
convention appointed for Saturday August
llth.
The meeting was called to order at IL
o'clock A. NJ. By r. II. Thompson. aud on
motion, w. X. Spencer was elected Chair
man, and b. +. Hobbs, Secretary.
On motion of J. +. Sessions, II. Cassidy
and X. II. Thompson were appointed a
committee to choose delegates to represent
the Beat in the County Convention, the
choice of said committee to I've subject to
ratification or rejection of the meeting.
4 recess of minutes was here taken to
allow the committee time for its work, at
the expiration of which the following
names were submitted; Mat Smith, w.
G.. Chamberlain, a, Lewenthal, Jr., John
McGrath, +. J. Larkin.
On motion, the appointments were Tati-
fled and the committee discharged.
On motion, The delegates thus appoint
ed were instructed to east the vote of the
Beat against nominations for county
officers, including Representative. After
some discu sion. this motion was amended
SO as to except the Office Of Representative,
the delegates to favor nomination for
this Office.
On motion, All OF the Brookhaven papers
were requested TO publish these proceed
ings.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned sine die.
w. X. SPENCER, Chairman,
b. T. HOBBS, Secretary.
BoGCECHITTO.
At meeting of the citizens of Beat |,
Lincoln county held Aug. 4, 1883, the fol
lowing delegates were appointed for the
county convention to be held in BroOkha.
ven Aug llth, viz: BrittOn Hall, A. j.
Martin, p. Z. Querterjnous.
Delegates were instructed to favor Col.
L. X. Stockdale for State Senator.
J. |. MARSHALL, Chairman.
A. J. MARTIN, Secretary.
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l,ching PiIcs-SympiOm and
Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspiratlo1.
intense itching, increased by scratching, very
dstressi ng particularly at night, seems as IL pin
worms were crawling il AMI aoOut the rectum
the private parts are sometimes affected. II al
lowed To continue very serious results may fol-
low. "SWATNE'S OINTMENT" Is a pleasant,
sure cure. Also for letter, Itch. Salt Rheum
Scad Head. Ervsipelas. BARRIERS Itch, Blotches,
all scaly, crusty Skin Disease! Sent by mail 70 r
50 cents boxes $.a5, dn stamJS). Adire So,
DR.. Swayne i So, Phlad elphia, Pa. Sold By
Druggists. June 2S-ly
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BEAT 3.


In obedience to the instructions Of the
Democratic Executive committee of Lin
coin county, The Democratic voters of Beat
3, met i'll convention at McClcndon's
School house, Saturday Aug. 4th, 1SS3,
and organized by electing G. p. Concrly,
Chairman and jesse Magee, Secretary.
On motion, The following named per
sons we've elected to attend the Democratic
county convention to meet at Brookhaver
on Saturday, 1lth day of Aug, lS-3, to-wit:
J. y. Hoe, b. A. Beasom, +. +. Collins, J.
W. Williams, Daniel Hall, w. C.. Price,
Robert Crscoe, }. A. }. Summers, jacob
Smith and Jas Wes>on, Jr. Alternatcs-
Jones Greer, John Parnell, b. +. Beason,
Henry Moak, Jr., and 10. Woody.
Resolved, That the delegates of Beat 3
he instructed to vote for nominating
convention for county officers.
Resolved. That the Democratic voters OF
Beat 3 meet at McClcndon's SchOol-honse
on Saturday before the 4th Sunday in Aug
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of LonI-
mating Beat Officers.
Resolved. That r. X. StOckdae is the
choice of this meeting for Senator from
this Senatorial district and we will pledge
him orr support if he will submit his name
before the Senatorial convention.
Resolved, That the BHOO GIIAvEN LEAD
FIR aud Free Press be requested To publish
these resolutions.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
c. p. CONERLY, Chairman.
J. J. MAGEE, Secretary.
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The Household Sewing Machine takes
the cake" 1t combines many advantages
over other machines, among them, an at
tachment for darning, which no other ma
chine in the market possesses. 1t is also
cheap. II. Lewenthal. of BroOkhaven, is
sole agent for Lincoln and adjoining coun-
fiag
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4 Card.
MCCALL's CREEK, July 13, 1883.
Il. J. SCOTT, Secretary.

MCCALL's CREEK, July ID, 1888.
Editor OF the FLyrt.e Chronicle:
While it may t be my duty, yet it GER
tainly is my privilege, to return to my
cons ituents my heartfelt thanks for the
kindness they have at all times shown me
during my term of service as Senator from
the old 9Th district. For four years have
endeavored honestly, faithfully and with
out Partially, to represent my constituents,
and while | may have committed some
errors, vet l have the assurance that my
efforts in their behalf have been generally
approved an appreciated.
In taking my leave from the position
which was so kindly bestowed upon me, |
will say in conclusion that deem it actn-
ally important for the success of the Demo-
cratic party of our district to have nomi-
mating convention at an early day, and
nominate a candidate for the Senate, and
when this is done let every true Democrat
and lover of his country put his shoulder
to the wheel ard roll her on to victory
This am prepared and pledge myself to
do. Respectfully,
THOs. A. MAGEE.
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Died.

Near Caseyville, Miss, on the morning
of the 5th of August, 1888, of flux, Josea
Neil, son of T. j. and ID. S. McInis; aged
years, 4 months and "a days.
May God bless the bereaved ones.
Farewell d AR child, short farewell,
Till We do meet again above,
" here endless Joys and peasur es dwell,
And trees o; LIE bear fruits of love-
JEC
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Farmers, Fake Notice!

ii. Lcwenthal. of this city, has just re-
ceived new supply of the Improved Ten
messee Wagon, which he will sell to far
mers at greatly reduced rates and on easy
terms. The Tennessee Wagon is conceded
to be- one of the very best wagons manu-
featured. Farmers, now is your chance to
buy.
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gR'Ncw laces at McGfath's.
Eg-Go TO McGrath's for hats.
No N.Y. signs at McGrath's.
81 Buy your goods at McGratlI's.
Lace Standards at Brennan's.
(15-McGrath's hats are simply elegant.
No jewing or wranGling at McGrath's.
McGrath has only one price on his goods.
I.s-Go to McGrath's for cheap clothing.
~ For the best eorsets go to McGrath's
tvMcGrath's new clothing is immense.
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BY throwing your old watches away
Why do you pay 81 and So having your
watch renaired, worth only 3 or dollars,
when you can go to l.. l.. Schwab, the
popular jewelcr, of Brookhaven, and get a
new watch for 81 which he guarantees for
year to be true time kccperi
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Get Your Embroideries, at Brennan's.
For silk brocaded and spanish lace para
soils, go to Brennan's.
Brennan is offering special Inducements
in 9laSy and lamp ware.
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BEAT =.

In accordance with the cali of the EXccu-
five committee, the Democratic voters Of
Fair River precinct met this dal for the
election Ofdelegates Ia the county conven-
ton which meets i'll Brookhaven August
llth, l-S3.
On motion, James Burns was called to
chair and J. $. Burns appointed Secretary.
The following delegates were appointed:
II. Summers, James Barns, }. 5. Burns, j.
G.. Miller, jeff ChriSman. Alternately.
V. Tillis ana J. \. Sartin.
A resolution was adopted instructing
delegates to vote against nominations eX-
cept for district offices.
4. G.. McNair was endorsed for District
Attorney, 5. L. Packw0nd for State Sena-
tor, and {. By ri for Floater.
On motion. TIE BROOKHAvEN LEADER
was requested to publish the proceedings
of this meeting.
This 4th day of August, 1888,
JAMES BURNS, Chairman.
J. S BURNS, Secretary.