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VIRGINIA News Notes.

With the aid OF half a dozen dogs George
w. Morton, OF Orange. captured twenty
one foxes during the past season.
Adam Lickliter, OF Timberyille, and
| Jacob Lickliter, OF Woodstock. brothers,
were paralyzed within a few days OF each
other recently.
The PuIaSki People says: Ground is
broken for a cotton factory at Snowville,
and the village otherwise is improving
more rapidly, perhaps, than any other in
the county.
Jefferson Love (colored), while attempt
inc 10 effect an entrance into his wife's
room. at Bristol, Thursday night. was re-
sisted and shot by his wife Dallia, and
badly wounded.
The Estillville (Scott county, Banner
saws. Rumor reaches us that q man named
| John Lane. OF this county, was found dead
two or three days ago on the top OF the
| High Knob, near Scott and Wise line. lie
had been shot by parties unknown several
| days before. He had startedto Kentucky,
and his friends supposed him safely on his
tourney. The report comes from q relia'
BILE source.
The salem ReqiSter says: In u last
,,nek,s issue we noted the fact that the
d,scontinuance of the Lutheran Theol0gi
cal Seminary at this place gave general
! d;ssatisfoctjon to ali classes. We are now
more than ever convinced that the actor
81 its abolition was a hasty and suicidal acI
on the part OF the General Synod. South
Effort should be made 10 reverse this hast,
action. for the vote stood IL TO III. ant
",h,ars not nresent when the vote was takef
would have voted for the cohtinuance o
the Seminary. The dissolution OF tns
Seminary at Salem does not meet WIN IN
approval OF anything like a majority OF sn'
Church. Some OF those VINO voeea 70 uis
solve the Seminary are now very uesirou
AZ reversing the action
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DANVILLE.
An Interesting Case Involving Registration
In Court. &.

In Court. q.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatcb.l
MAY 10, 1894.
The decision Of the Court OF Appeals
declaring the act OF February IA, 1884, I'M
constitutional and void was brought up be-
fore Judge Blackwell this evening. The
act OF March g., 1884, had prescribed q new
registration OF voters for Danyille, and this
act vitiated all previous registrations and
Is valid and unimpeached. In pursuance
Of this act registrars appointed by the
Electoral Board, under act OF February,
made and completed q new registration in
each ward. This morning Judge Black
well appointed these registrars anew, un-
der the old law, and so they are registrars
still but the new registration was made
before they were so appointed, and when
their appointment was under the law Just
pronounced unconstitutional. Next Tues
day Is the day appointed for the revision
and correction Of the observation-disclosures,
and the registrars this morning joined In
a petition TO Judge Blackwell, whose court
is in session, asking whether they should
open the new or the old observation-disclosures.
Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Peatross argued that
the registrars were de fdctO officers, and
their acts, il otherwise in accordance with
law. are valid. II was commented upon
by these gentlemen as curious that the ease
decided by the Supreme Court came up
from Norfolk, which city was specially
excepted from the operation OF the
act Just declared unconstitutional. and
that it looked as il the court could
not have read the statute IL passed
upon. Judge Blackwell decided that un-
iii the decision OF the Supreme Court tho
registrars were de jure officers, and thai
since that decision declared the act uncon-
stitutional under which they were APP,
pointed, they became de fdcto officers, and
a decree was entered declaring the new
registration valid.
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A Nomination that is kepudiated-Appoint-
ment of Election Officers, &c.

ment OF Election Officers, &c.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 10, 1884.
A small faction OF CoalitiOnists met last
NIGHT and nominated j. VI. Wood, a white
mail agent, for city sergeant. The leaders
repudiate the nomination. and say 1t Is the
outcome of an effort on the part OF a few
turbulent negroes to collect and approprl-
ate to their own use a campaign fund.
Judge Latham, OF the Corporation Court,
to-day announced his appointments for
Judges and registrars OF election.
The Board OF Directors OF the Lynch
burg Female Orphan Asylum-the lnstltu-
ton founded by the late samuel Miller
met Yesterday, and elected officers for the
ensuing wear as follows President. John
II. Flood; Vice-President, William A.
| Miller: superintendent, DR.. II. Il. Lewis;
| Matron. Mrs. Briton.
The Young Mems Christian Association
| OF this city has been given the use OF iiol-
combe Hall for one hundred years. ana an
effort is now being made to raise money
enough TO remodel and repair the building.
The Association will be well provided ior
in IFS new quarters. ,..
Mr. Diggle, representing the capitalists
at the North who have a joint interest IN
the proposed cotton factory, is in the
| city. and the matter Is being discussed to-
day. o1
The number OF persons converted
at the Centenary church revival up to last
night is 234. ~
A party of New England editorial eX-
cursionists was in the city for awhile to-
day. en- route to Tennessee. These editors
are said to be the genuine article, and are
looking into the industries OF the southern
States.
Major Daniel, p. a. Krise, and Other
leading Democrats here. think there should
certainly be an extra session OF the Legs
I,ture BEAUMONT.
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RICHMOND, May ), 1884.
| DY DIRECTION OF SECTION % OF
ID AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA, approved March Ia, 1884. intended
to set apart a fund for paying the interest on the
public debt OF the state las established by the act
approved February IA, 1882 by a monthly accu-
mutation for that purpose, the undersigned. Com
mlissloners of the Slnktr < Fund Of Virginia, have
appropriated out of the surplus Of the Treasury.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR
THE MONTH OF MAY, FOR THE PURCHASE
OF THREE T. CENTUM BONDS OF THE
STATE, WITH ALL THE MATURED C0U-
PONs ATTACHED THERETO; aud they hereby
| advertise that they will receive offers for the sale
of such amount Of the said three per centum bonds
| AS the said sum OF one hundred thousand dollars
| will enable them TO purchase. All proposals must
be I'm The hands of the Commissioners at or before
3 T.. NJ. OF the 10TH a OF MAY. 1884. All
| offers shall be made In writing, addressed 20 the
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
OF VIRGINIA, shall be sealed, and shall be OPEN
ed by the Commissioners, or a majority of them,
IN the 10Th DAY OF THE MONTH";, AT NOON,
in the presence of the Secretary of the Cannon
wealth. The bonds offered at the lowest price
| shall be purchased to the extent above mentioned.
If the 10Th Of the month shall fall on sunday or a
| LEGAL holiday the said offers shall be opened on the
| next day which Is not a legal holiday. Bonds ac-
cepted under this proposal shall be delivered on or
| beforathe PATH A OF MAY at NJ. Par
ties desiring the above extension Of time for de-
livery must deposit five per cent. of the amount OF
their bid In cash, or check satisfactorily certified
Provided, however, that the said commissioner
shall have authority TO reject any and all bids
made In pursuance Of this act, or 10 accept a por-
ton Of the bonds that may be offered by any party.
FRANK q. RUFFIN
MORTON MARYE,
ISAAC X. BARksDALE,
nv 7-lOt Commissioners Sinking Fund.
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PersOuat

General Fitzhugh Lee is spoken OF as
likely to be one OF the electors at large
for Virginia.
The Marquis Tseng, the Chinese AihDas
sador 10 Paris, traces his ancestry 10
Tseng-tsii, one OF the iavorite oise'pies u
'Confueius.
Owlngtto 4 mishap in the foundry at
Brunswick, the Bach statue, to be erecleu
.ia Eisenach, viii not be iDaCgurated uhth
neXt year.
The late Mr.. Maxwell. the millionaire
brewer. OF Milwaukee, left S3OO,OOO u DC
used TO pay for experiments In aeriai haNi-
CATION.
Tho Rorsen Courier states that the En-
nrsss AUGUSTA. of Germany, has suffered
a relapse and great fears are entertained
with regard TO her condition; prayers
have heen offered at the Domkirche for her
recovery.
Laboueliere denies, in his paper, the
story hat Prince Albert Victor ~ 10 DE
raised 10 the peerage. The Princes edu-
cation will not be completed for more than
a wear. and il is intended that he should
travel abroad for some time before settling
down at home.
The Washington Star says: -.
Mfr. Page McCarty is the most prominent
candidate for delegate at large from Viz
Qinia 20 the Chicago Convention, his
prestige as the successful editor OF the
party organ, which was established by a
Vote OF the last State Convention. giving
him a safe and honorable lead. There Is
no doubt whatever Of his election as one
Of the four. The coming Convention VIII
meet at Richmond, May 14th.
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A New England contemporary says:
''If a Democratic official had ignored the
law as Secretary CHANDLER did in neglect
ing TO cover into the Treasury the money
derived from the sale of public property,
the Republican press would have raised a
howl that could have been heard from
Maine TO California" True, but 1t is pro-
bable that if BILLY had obeyed the law the
Republican campaign fund would have
suffered.
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An influential sect OF the Buddbists ID
japan Is preparing to send out an army Oh
missionaries for the conversion Oh OnnN
tendon 10 tie tenets Of Buddhism.
Alexandra Dumas is the present Mark
Tapley OF Paris, declaring thai ne nhus
life thoroughly ENJOYABLE. with no dlsa-
greeables or drawbacks, and that the oIdeI
he grows the younger be feels. Erhes
Renan lately has published a similar ex-
position OF his OWE ecstacy.
Secretary Chandler has received the iol-
lowing telegram from Commander Schle.y,
on the Thetis, dated ST. Johns, May Sh
Arrived here at 2:3o this morning. Al
well. second day out from New YORK
broke the connecting rod OF the steam
pump. Melville repaired 1t. Weather
throughout the passage foe and Winds
fair. Passed q number OF small iceoergs
In the vicinity OF Cape Race. WIN remain
only long enough to coal ship and 6sye
slight repairs made to the engine. WIN
hasten north without delay"
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The Boston Herald says " 1t is remark
ed by n Republican senator, as a rather re-
markable fact. that not a single Cabinet
officer has carried his State in the contest
for delegations to Chicago" 1t would APP
pear that even the Republican party has
some redeeming traits.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ BUILDERS.

-
The Boar of Directors Of the Central Lunatic
| Asylnnl WIN receive PROPOSALS o
COMPLETION OFTHE ASYLUM BUILDINGS.
situated IN Dinwiddie county, Va. near the city 81
| Petersburg. The work 10 be done consists In the
| erection Of the " WINGS moi vet contracted
for, PUMPS, &c, in connection with water sup
ply, and P~LASTERING aud las MACHINERY
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS for the whole
Complete drawings and Specifications may be-
seen at the office Of HARRISON WAITE, architect,
No. 81 sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. Bids
vii be received for the whole work ana for the
whole work except one inHrn airy ward, aud Tor
the separate classes as follows. In either case:
EXCAVATION AND GRADING, to be COM
STOXF-WORK door and Window-sills and
Caps as required by bricklayerj, to be completed
BRICK-WORK, To be completed October L,
GARPESTER's WORK to be completed octO-
Der 20, 1884.
STATING, TO be completed November ], 1854.
GAS-FITTlNG, FIXTURES. y MA.
| CHINERY, to be completed January l., 1880.
| TIMING, TO be completed December 20, 1854
PLAsTERING, to be completed December ~,
PAINTING AND GLAZING, to be completed
pIjiMBING, 10 be completed October 10, 1884.
STEAM-FITTING theatingD, to be completed
sfTEAM.BoiiIER $50 horseD' to be completed
All bids must be in hand by MAY 20, 1884,
and must be clearly addressed 10 The undersigned
and maTked f ~, no, ies. man
30 per centum Of the amount Of the contracts
will be required, and the names OF the proposed
| bondsman or bOndsmen must accompany eaeh
proposal.
THE Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids. Form Of contract may be seen az the Archi-
tect's office. ALEXANDRA HAMiLTON,
President Board OF Directors
Central Lunatic Asylum, Petersburg, va
my 6-2w
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I'm ten years there have been ia muir
ders and five executions in Chicago-one
execution in every two years. and one
murder every two weeks" And yet south
ern murders and southern disregard for
the law sit heavily upon the soul OF the
Chicago Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

ANorth Carolina negro robbed a rail-
road car of a lot OF coffin handles and
plates. but destroyed them upon find
Ing out that they were not silver. 1t is
presumed that the owner would like to get
even by making a burial case OF the negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

a German farmer residing in the out
skirts Of Pittsburgh, Pa, claims to have
discovered a process by which whiskey eau
be solidifed aud carried about in the
pocket" That's nothing new. Whiskey
in the form of a brick in the hat has been
carried about from time ImmemOrial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

1.-THE Washington Government has
recognized the international Association
Of the Congo as a friendly Power" Why
not? The Washington Government re-
cognized the National Association OF the
Congo some twenty years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

The Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS; ave
marvel much that there is no newspaper
with gall enough TO nomi nate CHANDLER
for the presidency" We don't believe
the Brass ouider'S Gazette would dare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

Cherish the dreams Of thy youth"
quotes the Boston Globe in commencing an
article on "Old Schoohmasters." The
writer is evidently one OF the new issue,
who never had a little alteration with an
old Sc~hoOlmaSter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

"Cincinnati pluckiIy pays of the $4,000
loss by its late lamented festival, and starts
arrangements for holding another next
YEAR. We had thought that the court
house alone cost half a million.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

A northern paper says: "Hon. john
SHERMAN is cold" The Atlanta ConStita-
ton SAYS: This is not all. Hon. John
SHERMAN is clammy." And this is not all.
Hon. john SHERMAN is dead.
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run the Asylum with until July LIST was
s5O4.77. The Board therefore authorized
the Executive Committee to borrow el2, 900
to meet the demands Of the institution. and
recommended the ~strictest economy here
after. Vox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

The Washington RenubRcdrsays: cover
four million gallons of alcohol are used an
nuaIly in the arts in the United States"
And vet 1t is frequently stated that there is
little art spirit in this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-11

The American people demand OF JOIN
SHERMAN that he quit nursing his sickly
presidential boomlet and investigate the
Norfolk RIOT.
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The achievements Of FTTZGERALO and
RowELL indicate that II they were har-
messed to a canatboat they might reflect
credit on their species.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The ARTHUR boom is assuming the pro-
portions Of a Joke.
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Seven Georgia editors are to engage in a
pedestrian contest. IL is presumed that
the first prize will be a watermelon. =
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They are shooting cormorants in Maine.
BOUTELIE win remain In Washington I'M
nj the season Is over.
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"KELLooa wants more investigation"
Give the whitewash another stir.
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The majority report on the Copiah trou
bic is chiefly remarkable for cheek.
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o


NOTICE. Pursuant to action OF the
IN Tuckal,oe school Board. at a meeting held
Nav o., 1884, this Is 70 notify any who may be In
terested that SEALED PROPOSALS . CAR
PENTERISG AND DIRT-WoRk viii ne Re-
10Th, at liz O'Clock, At the Henrico County Court
Specifications for the said work can be had by
Cary street. GE0RGE ". ANDERSON.
my l0-2t Clerk.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARTTIrs,l
FRsr-MARKET HALL.
RICHMOND, VA, May o, 1854.
NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received at this Office until IL O'Clock N.
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1854.
for furnishing Almshousc with supplies Of
FRESH BEEF,
BACON,
FLOUR,
RICE,
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
VINEGAR,
SOAP,
SALT,
MOLAsSES,
HERRINGS,
LARD,
MILK,
STRAW,
HAY,
OATS,
CORN,
BROwNsTUFF,
MEDICINE,
SHOES,
For quarter endisg TUESDAY, AUGUsT 18th,
1854.
The Committee for the Relief of the Poor reserve
the right TO reject any or all bids offered. aud OF
| giving the contract for each article required to
the lowest bidder therefor.
Forms Of proposals can he obtained at this office.
CHARLES =. BIGGER,
nv 9.td superintendent.
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old Mr.. POLONIUs WOULD HAVE
been saved the trouble of saying all that IL his boy
had been going to Richmond I'm the spring of
1884. lie would simrly have said $50 to the
MIsFIT STORE and buy such clothes as you can
afford. The thought of the season turns upon
SUITS, and anticipating this, the MisfIT
STORE has a variety that whole columns would
fail TO describe and at prices to suit every purse.
Our BOYS DEPARTMENT Is replete with all
The LATEST NOVELTIES. Our CHiLDREN's
CLOTHING ar. tasty, durable, and above ALL
Low PRICES tell the tale.
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HENRY LEWIS PERROT Is ILL
and wishes TO see hts daughter EMMA.
Can on or address Il. w. ELs0A, No. s?n east
Broad street, Richmond, Va. my ti-it"
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THE LITTLE FELLOWS
are keeping us very busy attending to their
wants. The RAPID SUCCESS of this DEPART
MENTis a MYSTERY 10 some. PAINS, CARE,
aud the BEST for the LEAST MONEY, is the
easy explanation.
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TAILORs AND
nESERVEDLY POPULAR.

The Four-Button Getaway Suits which we oft r
In the choicest c~olorings of Corkscrews, Baskets,
Diagonals, and Fancy Mixtures, are meeting with
the LIvELIEST SALE. or course the PRICES
ARE RIGHT-that is, LOW-that Is, the LOW
EST ANYWHERE.
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" Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy
But not expressed in fancy; rich, not gaudy'
For the apparel oft pr0clsims the man.
Hamlet, Act L., Scene 3.
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II. SCHWARZSCHILD,
MARBLE HALL,
corner Fourteenth and Main.
nmy Al
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES
FRsT-MARKET HALL, =
RICHMOND, VA, May 0, 1854. }
NOTICE.
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For quarter ending TUESDAY, AUGUsr 18th,
1854.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE BOARD SINKISG-FUND COMM'Rs, Z
RICHMOND, May 5, 1884. }

my 8.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-08-21
FROM THE MINDS.
MCRFANVILLE. AUG. y; 1884.

McRFAYvILLE, Aug. y; 1884
Eo. TrLLrR:-Thinss are very quiet
here since the court adjourned, ana the
Buys ar, BEGINNING to set,le down to
regular hard work and rough prospecting
In r. is vast amount Of work going on
to op,n up claims and all kinds of water
wheels ana pumps are beng set up. Some
Of these DO good work, while others do
not. Some fin pay is being found down
!'litcharl creek
The Erp brothers have two steam
pumps in operation and have some fine
prospects ahead.
\ company has tackled Eagle creek
and are gong down on it, and the Eagle
te' are happy The north fork Of Eagle
is booming up as a fair paying creek, and
dust from hore goes into circulation in
tha camp.
Captain Worleu's claim below Mu,ra,,
a
on I"tchard creek Is turning out soma
tinc nuggcts-two last week. that weighed
M ounces (a285 in valuc). Some coed
nro.,,,t. of f,o coll r,oro o,s,, 4o,n1 il
+, V ~ ''' v - '''''O '0N'N -
'Sa c''ah up
ihe Pacific company in Murray are
having trouble from their pumps. They
sent to Helen, for haltng and ,ow .ro
- ,,;,, c.r,.,, .,,f...,.,..,
';.h. ' ,'', ''a' "'''' navy ''o0 S'''''
" sinrs ,ba 'i itc n' J. ;s;,n !, r,,.,r1 o,ho
.;.,,', ~, W. ',''.'' - 'I'''' ~ ~ '','
cl,;r ~, hn,. o." ',';n. - Wv Nv ~ 'ao" ,
b,nk Win r.n,roj ,;,ar rnr Il, n,n, a
If ,v,r,r,;n., n 'r,rra', w. n,, ,I f"i ru'
with which 70 ,r..oo,to .,,l,,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-08-21
Of John W. Denny. Lewiston

\ biz majority voted FOR Sinciser, and
the legislature Of Idaho, at its ll,h
session, poiitioned CONGRESS- that North
Idaho be annexed to Washington terrific
re-; but the custom was not raised in its
Eth session; and judging from the ret
cence of the papers in that region, they
have become content to remain where
they ar; but we have no desire to hold
thru against their will-Boise RepuJ.
NcaR.
Not 50, Bro. Bacon, we are not con
tent to remain where we are and because
the newspapers have luil upon the sub
jet is no evidence that they will not
speak when the time comes.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-08-21
CITY JCTS.

Geo, H. Lake jeveIer, Lewiston. 1-7-u
Grain is yielding well.
lie Is in love with his own labor.
School begins the lst Of next month.
"Birds of a feather will flock together"
Court gins here one week from Monday.
The rivers are down rear low water mark
Deputy sheiiif Harrison, left this week for
the north to summons grand and petit jurors.
An old vacant house is very handy. in case
Of storm, that is when it is high up.
Wat II S.--1co. II. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rock ford watches. the hes, in use.
For the finest photograph in the territory, 60
TO J. W. Riggs photo gallery, Lewiston, /. L.
J. W. Riggs. photographer, is new taliu
orders for enlarged work. Gail at his gallery
and see sam! les. tt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-08-21

; DrMocEArrc SsSrRAt, coMNr TrnE. "A.
meeting of the Democratic Central stsemmit
tee OF Nez Perez county. |. T., held at Lew:
iston, |. r., Aug. 18th, 1854, it IVES ordered
that county convention be held at Lewis
ton. | T.. on Wednesday, September 81.
1884, at . O'Clock r. m, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the Democratic Ter
rltorial Convention and nominating candid
ates FOR county offices and that the represen-
tation of the various precincts shall be as
follows:
W aha precinct. ....3 Lewiston precinct. !
g nesee ....S Big Potlatch -. 3
Moscow 6 ......9 LittePotlaeh" >
fa'"use g 81 Gold Creek a.. 3
Pine Creek g % Four Mile &c" 4
Thorn /" .4 Clearwater .
1t was further ordered hat the time for
holding primaries in the various precincts be
August 23a, 1854. at c'clack p m.
JASPER RAND, Chairman.
X L. WANTS, Secretary. 452
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The fol-
lowing real estate will be sold at reasonable
rates