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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
\ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : ,:;ls
s8John C.,New Is confident that Indiana
will give at least 10000 Republican,

sJohn C.,New Is confident that Indiana
vii! give at least 10000 Republican,
q Hendrick's letter publicly discussing
Cleyeland'st withdrawal shows either
treachery, hopelessness, orsheer hebetudc,
and nobody lias ever taken Tom Hendricks
fof fool.-By9alo Commercial Adrertiscr.
= Under the last Democratic President
1881 out OF every $780, 00of public revenue
Collected was either lost or stolen. Under
tho administration Of President Arthur tile
loss on every 500, 900 was IL cents. Keep
tho rascals out.
Other hearts must bleed. Mr.. Dccchcr
wonders II there ever will DO put up a pure
man for whom righteous person can vote
without blushing. ben Butler winks his
bad eye OH tho Brooklyn side and says;
"vote for me, llarry."-New Orleans Pea
yuae. e
Since Col. Thomas p. Ochiltrcc has dc.
clincd to become u candidate for Il second
term in Congress tho lone star OF Tcxas
has decreased in size from the Ostentatious
proportions OF green cheese TO the tidicu
lous diminutiveness OF dried pea
Chicago Ners.
Tho Boston Globe, with the air Of ONT
who has found out all about 1t, says
"Gov. Cleveland will carry Buffalo unG
Erie counties handsomely, Tho people
there are immensely proud OF him." Iii,
doubtful which Of these two statement.
will canse the more mcrriment in Buffalo
-Rochesitr Post. Erprtss.
II workingmcn do not like Grove
Cleveland and the attitude Of his party
toward their interest, they should stop be
tween stations md see the train whiz by
There is 10 reason why they should throw
away their votes on Butler, II they ar,
really in carnest.-lnler- Ocean.
Poor Mr.. Hendricks! lie is workin,
very hard under exceedingly adverse cir
cunstances. His pathetic appeals 70
votes are calculated, or ut least intended
to melt the hardest hearts. Cleveland
too heavy a load, however, to be piled Of
top OF Hendricks own unworthiness.-
Troy Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Nothing In n Name.
bangor J0trndI. ----- N "a ~ NJ !.
edith |"

h"y" oVh'"uts +.
Edith" ID .=s
1t was woman's voice that called, soft
low, musical. Edith" she called again
and l could not but stop and listen. Sweet
Saxon Edith" It should be the name
Of the voice, so full Of tender music were
they both. Edith" Blue eyes and fair
hair, a fau!tless complexion Of pearl and
pink, an oval face,a figure tall and viii.
low-"Edith! |" .l. !. z;
"Ycth'm, ycth'm, I gwanten quick's
kin git my hands outen do soapsuds
Fore goodness, I jes' wisht i could done
drop SO deep l could nevah hcah my
name again in dis yer Twin worl. Wha'
you want, Miss Tabitha?'' rFG
And sweet young girl, fair as a dream
OF June, petite and graceful, came to the
door and gave an order to a coal black
woman feets inches in height, with
arms like John Sullivan's and a red and
yellow turban on her head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
a LnMYer'A NtcnM lsovenEc.

q a lawyer. was Tilted bya young woman
two or three years ago, and recently she
was served tho same way and came to the
LAWYER to see about bringing a suit for Il
breach Of promise $50, The said, .".yon say
/ heIyoung man stole your heart" s'"'ics,
he did" she sobbed, "and want 70 make
him suffer for it, and I'm going 70 doltt,
too, Iiwant S25, 900 damages at least.,,
~ Ii, indeed That is rather large sum-
CWell,% = don't care, he will have e pay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
M, weakness and III health owes it, 3, q

ALL weakness and ill health owes its orr
gin to III impure state Of the blood and a
weakness Of the urinary and digestive or
gans. A medicine That will strengthen
these organs, and at the same time purify
the blood, will assist nature in curing
nearly every disease that human flesh and
blood is heir to. Such remedy is DR..
Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
and, although it possesses no cathnrtic or
diurctic effect, its use will soon establish a
regular habit Of body as well as cure
weakness Of the kidneys, indicated by
urinary sediments, nervousness, etc. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09

q The best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. = 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
moneyrefunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Go, - li8
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\ Credit to Journalism.

DufhH'7NVH 7'VHHtTs n -----T n
The Wheeling ISrELLldEScEn has enter
cd upon its thirty-third ycar, much i'm
proved in appearance and with solid sup
port that will ensure the celebration OF its
centennial The lNTELLlGESCER Is the pu.
per OF its party in this State, and is credit
to high.toned Journalism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Its Sterling Rcpublicnnism.

Gmf'on Sentinel:
We are glad to sec our city contcmpo-
rary, the Wheeling ISrELLlGEScER, give
such evidence OF prosperity as to come
out in bran new dress. 1t is deserving
Of hearty support from the party in this
State by reason OF its enterprise and ster.
ling Republicanism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09

IL Il understand YOU, I believe, to say
that he stole your heart. 10 that all 2,
"All! Amt. that enough? '' "Hardly,I
think, for $4,000. I'LL tell syot whats1'll
do, though. i'I'll have him arrested for
petit larceny and Nsend him to the work
house for thirty days. I guess thnts
about stand.oii, amt IT." y Sl z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
An Increasing Power.

PFtsl0h County Journal. ----- ~ = = Y
That SIPS contempt fine" doesn't seem
to have hurt the 1STELLlGEScER. In ccle.
brating its SD year it dons u bright new
dress, and is now rs neat as it is good.
The paper is IN increasing power.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR sIIERIFr,
FRANK JOHNSON.
y CLERK or TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
n CHARLES S. HOWELL.
CLERK or THE COUNTY COURT,
W. NEWT. LYNCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH d. El.SON.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
) FRED. ROLLER.
ASESSOE, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
WM.. a. Mccoy.
COUNTY SURVEYOR, a..
I CLARENCE Il. LAIRD.
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
b. j. D0vESER,
a. G. F. EBELlSG,
j.. BARKER,
Col. ". B. CURTIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Stnnncl,, Reliable and Able.

The Wheeling 1STELIcENcERlat lately cele-
bratcd its thirty-second birthday. 1t is a
starnch, reliable, able paper, and deserves
its lon. lease OF life,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Thanks!

lhriin1ury Independent.
The Wheeling ISrELLlGENcERha has passed
another birthday, and shows evidence of
strength and prosperity, by DOMINIC m
entire now suit. We congratulate our old
friends thereon and extend our best
wishes. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
DOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate and BUILDINGS

IN CENTRE W1IEELING.
The undersigned Is authorized to offer for Solc,hs
half lot fronting thirtythrcc Cry feet on Chapllne
street. md running back one hundred and twenty
feet tl30 on Alley Eighteen. sad property bcINg Oh
the west side Of Chaplinc street and on The south.
west corner Of tid Chnpline street mud Alley Eth.
teen. There Is oil said half lot two brick lorsts.
now renting for $50 per year. The title TO sa!i
property Is good. Terms OF sale cash For further
information call upon the undersigned Mt my office,
No. Ills Chnpline street, or to David (clger. 10.
!Ji7 Wood street. sl Il. b. D0VENER,
iyl 1n.tlaas Attorney for Mrs NJ SlprnarE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Pretty rs They Make I'm.

The Wheeling INrELLIcnxcsE has a
beautiful new dress, and is Just us pretty
rs sixteen year old maiden. The INTEL
LlGEScER is evidently in a prosperous
condition, and we hope it may never be
otherwise. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09

tHTuyO iNeuH. .....s ..-
Eyes, my dear, you shall have new
fall bonnet brocadcd satin gown, a."
ooh, George, what has happcncd?" ~
Nothing has happened, but everything
is going to happen, my dear" ,,,
"Dcar, dear, what is it," 80 s5
"Now be calm, my dear perfectly calm.
Not a word to soul about it. have
bought 10000, 900 frecrackers."
"What do you mean?"
II mean that John Bear has contracted
TO deliver to me next June 100000 fro
crackers ut this years prices"
"But-" f,.5 =. =. 7a5
"No, OF course, you are n woman; OF
course you don't see millions Of dollars
pouring into my pockets. You probably
don't even know that China is at war
with France and will turn all her fire.
cracker factories to making cartridges. l
nown IN. ], : =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison county.
ron SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE SCHOOLS,
in. KENDALL OF Eitchic county.
tHr ron AUDITOR,
J. II. BuRTT, Of ohc county.
ron TREASURER,
s, W.sTuKiI, Of Marion county.
s[Ib5 ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, OF Wood county.
5 ron srrgENE JUDGE,
". II. II. FLICK, OF berkeley county, Clong tern,
J.UI. BROWN. OF Kannwha county, short tcrm).
FOR STATE SENATE.
1st Dist.-JAMES ARCHER, OF Brooke county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
DIANO FOR SALE.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
TOR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom lind, six mile,
below Wheeling. on Ohio River md u. < o. Ii. Il
Improved by n substantial brick house. II roOms
kitchen and ouibuildinss. situated IN grove Of
maple: sugar and poplar trees. Also, good selec.
ton OF fruit trees. Apply to
". V. lIOGE X DNO., 1900 Market 81,
Or 4. ". MORROW. on the premises mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Patapsco Institute,
(Fifticth Session.

5Tls EllIc0TT CITY, MARYLAND.
MISS SARAH n. RANDoLplI, Principal.
Situation unsurrassngly beautiful mud climate
noted for its saubriy With ie able CORPS oil teach,
crs; Its great advantages for securing liberal clu.
cation, and the happy results from It's mr,iluis Of
instruction and discipline, 10 other school tan he
found offering greater advantages for the tminngOi
sst!tution offers. Apply to PRINCIPAL for c!rca.
LE4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
Educational,

t WASHINGTON AND LEE
UNlVELR SITY.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
Instructions In the usual academic Studies and
tx the professional schools Of Law md ENGINEER
Ing. Location hcalthiul. Expenses moderate
Session opens September IS. For Catalogue, i'd
dress Clerk Of the Faculty.
iyl7 G. ". C. LEE, President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.

. 4 - .
.ttl#2 ron rnfAIDESr,
.,G s JAMES G, BLAINE, Of Maine.
g.f FOR VICE rhTslDEST,
JOHN a. LOGAN, Of Illinois.
4. ELECTORS AT LARGE,
JOHN FREw, Of Ohio county. ...
JOHN COOPER, OF Fayettc county.
i.-. DISTRICT ELECTIONS, r..
{ 81 DIST. J. lifT2EI.. Of Morgan county.
. III DIST. ", CRACkAFT OF knnnwhn county
J 4th DiSt-RoMf0 II. flEER, Of Ritchlc county
FOR CoS0REs,
H. M NATHAN GUFF, in.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (ninc weekly begin
10th July, 1851 and end 10th September. Hare
proved OF slgnnl nse-lst to students who dsl Ign 10
pursue thcir studies INT this or other Law School;
"a, to those who propose to read privn,cly; aud A
TO practitioners who have net had the aivanlAscDi
systematic instruction. For circular apply u. o.
University OF Va.) to JOHN b. MINOR, lrot. Com,
md Stat. Law. myn.TThSAw
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-03-06
Our Parish Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the Dem
ocratic Primary Election last Tuesday
consists of men who are SO well and
favorably known to the people OF
Bossier parish that it is unnecessary
for us to speak at length of their
merits qnd qualifications. Our NOM
inee for Representative-Hon. FL. w.
Ogden-is man of sound practical
sense, a sterling Democrat, q man of
many noble qualities of mind and
heart, and citizen deeply and ear
nestly interested in the welfare of the
parish. A. R. Thompson, Esq, Maj.
r. E. Wyche and DR.. W. J. Mobley,
our candidates for Clerk, Sheriff and
Coroner, are men of good business
qualifications, sound hard working
Democrats, who are well and favora-
bly, known. They are men who COM
mand the confidence and esteem of
all classes, races, colors and condi-
tions, and with clean records made by
several years faithful service to the
parish, there is no room for doubt
that they will be triumphatly elected.
The several candidates for Police
Jurors, Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables, who have been put forward
by the Democracy of Bossier are all
men of worth and merit.
The entire ticket commends itself
to the intelligence and good sense OF
the people of this parish, as every
way worthy of an active and energetic
support.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Sam Levy, deceased.
by virtue of writ of sale issued from the
- Judge of the First District for Caddo
parish, Louisiana, and to me directed will
proceed TO sell at the Court house door, in the
town OF Bellevue, La, on Monday. 10th dav If
March, 1884, the following described land be.
longing to the succession of Sam Levy, de-
ceased, to-wit
The undivided half interest in the northwest
quarter and southeast quarter of section 3.
township Is, range ii; 800 acres; the south
nall OF section z, township Is, range IL; the
southeast quarter OF section S, township ri,
range IL; the northwest quarter of section 81
ana the northeast quarter of section 8, and
south half of section 26, and the southeast
quarter OF section 81, and the northwest 0uar
ter OF section IS, township %, range II. CON
tanning in all 1850 acres. - -
The other half interest of the ahove do
scr1oed lands will be sold at the same Offering
and on the same terms
Terms OF Sale-Cash, if appraisement be
bid; otherwise the land will be re.advert;sad
and sold according to law, on a credit of %
months, for what it will bring-credit pur.
chasers to execute 10 months bonds with an
proved personal security, with mortgage and
vendors lien retained and bearing ner cent
interest from day of sale.
X. E. WYCHE, Sheriff
and ex-oficio Auctioneer, Bossier Par. La
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IEor he Rosaier Banner.
The Sermon.
DEDICATED TO MR.. J. R. LAND, BY DOLORES

DEDICATED TO MR.. J. R. LAND, BY DOLORES.
heard a sermon the other night,
1t was preached to me in the pale starlight,
And think that the orator little thought
How deeply each word drifted into my heart.
The subject was Woman, and her true worth;
And just as she should be all over the earth
Was the picture he drew to his mind and mine
And when drawn to my fancy twas most
sublime.
Her beauty" he said, ''not only lies
In her rose flushed cheeks and her laughing
eyes,
But her soul must be even as bright and fair
As the light that encircles an angels hair;
And her heart must be pure as the beautiful
snow,
Before it cen touches this region of woe,
Ay, as pure as it is while it hidden lies,
In the folds of a cloud in the wintry skies"
"Her virtues" he said, "must be greater far
Than her outward charms; and that every star
In yon beautiful azure would say twas true
Had they power to speak" believed him too;
And as long as day shall follow day,
And my life lasts, can truly say,
That I'll never forget that autumn night,
Nor the sermon preached in the pale starlight.
UTOPIA, November, 1883.
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n All articles published for the
benefit Of candidates for Office, as
sociations, orders and individuals,
will be charged for as advertise
ments. Correspondence for the
benefit ofthe writer, or of a personal
nature-if acknowledgements be paid
for at advertising rates, and all in.
vGTiGbEy IN adUaHce.
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A Mothers Grief.
BY MRS. E. v. WILSON.

By MRS. E. v. WILSON.
"All that is left of my darling
Is hid in this little space"
And the mother drew with trembling hands
The drawer from its resting place,
And saw babys garments,
Fashioned with dainty grace
Out of the finest fabric,
Edged with the richest lace.
And tiny, bright-hued stockings,
And little shoes, half-worn,
And broken toys, and picture books
That baby hands had torn.
She touched them with trembling fingers;
Her eyes were filed with tears.
These are ALL" she said, ''that is left me
Through all life's weary years."
These, and little mound of earth,
OH God, how can it be,
That Of all the treasures my baby had
Only these are left to me.
For hushed is the merry laughter,
Folded her dimpled arms,
And hidden beneath the cofin-lid
Are all her countless charms"
could not comfort; my lips were dumb;
1 could only her sorrow share.
Why should whisper of heaven above,
She knew that her child was there.
She knew it was "weIl with the little one,r
But she longed to see its face.
And to fold once more its precious form
In a mothers fond embrace.
And her heart will never be satisfied
Till the River of Death is crossed.
And she finds again in the other world
The child that in this she lost.
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Meeting of Democratic Executive
Committee.

Rooms DEM. Elk. COMMITTEE, !
BELLEVUE, La, March 8, 1884. !
Committee met in regular session.
Present-H. w. Ogden, ward 2; j.
Bryan and W. NJ. Abney, ward 3;
R. FL. Curry and w. B. Boggs, ward
4; w. j. Mobley, ward 6. AS all
the returns were not in, adjourned
TO 8 o'clock, March @, 1884.
Met at 8 o'clock, March 6, 1884,
according to adjournment. Present:
Ogden, Bryan, Abney, Curry, Boggs,
Hanks and Mobley. After compil.
ing vote, we announce the following
result:
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The 9th of July is the day and Chica-
go the place when and where the next
President is to be named-and don't
you forget it.
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Rates Of Announcements.

For all District Offices. $40 90
For all Parish offices. 10 90
For all Ward offices. 1900. 2 so
The name of no nominee-from
Congressman to Constable, inclu.
sive-will be published in our col
umns unless paid for.
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Greece has raised the embargo on
our hog, and his porcine majesty viii
hereafter enter there without trouble
Greece evidently wants our grease.
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WARD 5.
Rocky Mount Box.

Boggs SO, Ogden %, Griswold 4,
Mays 4; Thompson 1913; Wyche SO,
Fish 30, Crawford 2S, Arnold 8;
Mobley 126; Police Juror, Thomas
Lyles 81, w. L. Adger 40, VIM. A.
Stroud 26; Justice Peace, R. W.
North 5, j. 1. B. Kirk 81, Carter B.
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WARD /.
Atkins Box.

For Representative, q. W. Ogden
100, L. Griswold 2; for Clerk, A. r.
Thompson 161; for Sheriff, r. E.
Wyche 152, E. J. McDade Z, W. J.
Fish /, j. NJ. Arnold 1; Coroner, w.
j. Mobley 100; for Police Juror, w.
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| y 0OlSC CoCC3 Ne W. uEuISS 1fO, IA
S. Dortch Is; for Constable, w. B.
Graham 100; for Executive Commit.
tee, E. S. Dortch 100, w. Il. Hodges
100.
Ash Point Box.
Ogdeu 17S, Thompson 176, Wyche
100, McDade Is, Mobley IT'S; for
Police Juror, Dortch ITS; for Justice
Peace, Dortch 17S; Constable, Ora
ham IT'S; for Executive Committee,
E. S. Dortch 17s, 7. G. Pickett 173,
W. III. Hodges 5.
Stacey Box.
Ogden 14S, Thompson 14S, Wyche
145, Fish 8, Mobley 148; for Police
Juror, Dortch 81; for Justice Peace,
Dortch %; Constable, Graham II;
Executive Committee, Dortch 2.
WARD 2.
Cane Box.
Ogden 255, Boggs 5, Mays 80,
Griswold 81; Thompson 515; Fish
81, Arnold 172, Crawford 1, Wyche
314, McDade 3; Mobley SIS; Police
Juror Prather ITS, Sewall 267, Justice
Peace, Kirk 60, Heron 225, league
l; Constable, Simpson 273, McCaa
1853; Executive Committee, Ogden
211, Belcher ga, Carmouche 165,
Cash 15S.
Benton Box.
Ogden $50, Boggs 1913, Mays 4,
Griswold so; Thompson STA; Wyche
III, Fish 225, Arnold 11S, Crawford
10, McDade 2; Mobley 574; Police
Juror, w. R. Prather So, John A.
Sewall AIT; Justice Peace, James A.
Heron 252, w. r. Prather 10, Ben
Kirk 289; Constable, w. B. Simpson
229, James McCaa 316; Executive
Committee, II. w. Ogden 295, E. A.
Carmouche 90, P. B. Cash 81, J. H.
Belcher 10.
WARD 8.
Dixie Box.
Ogden "a, Boggs "a, Griswold l,
Mays l; Fish 81, McDade 3, Craw-
ford 2; Thompson GA; Mobley GA;
Police Juror, Abney 5S, Cavett 3,
Brock /; Justice Peace, Doles 80,
Graham 10, Gilmer 4; Constable,
Love 45, Barnes 16; Executive Com.
mittee, Martin IS, Bryan 81, Abney
3.
Collinsburg Box.
For Representative, Boggs III,
Mays AZ, Ogden II, Griswold II;
Thompson FOG; Wyche III, Fish "a,
Crawford Is, Arnold, M"Dade 1;
Mobley 205; for Police Juror, NJ. Fl.
Brock 70, j. r. Cavett 81, w. M.
Abney 55, J.C. Belcher IA; Justice
Peace, p. r. Gilmer 124, W. N.
Doles "a, J. L. G. Graham II; Con-
stable, J. J. Barnes LAG, j. R. Odom
3S, Ell. E. Love 10, 7. J. Williamson
10, E. T. Chasteen 8; for Executive
Committee, W. NJ. Abney 158, j. N.
Bryan 142, w. A. Martin SO.
WARD 4.
Red Land Box.
Boggs 1873, Ogden 3, Griswold 5,
Mays 8, G. P. Winget 2; Thompson
100; Crawford n, Wyche rs, Fish 2,
Arnold 1; Mobley 154, w. j. Baird
5; Police Juror, G. q. Cochran go,
+. NJ. Barnett So, Israel Rodgers 81;
Justice Peace, A. K. Edens G5, j.
D. Rodgers 80, FL. L. Wheeler 81,
Aleck Whitaker %, J. B. Bixler,
ST., IL; Constable, w. j. Spurlin So,
+. q. Barnett "a, G. g. Goar SO, N.
FL. Wyche "a, T. j. Morgan Z, j. E.
Holloway 8, Fl. W. Berneathy 5; for
Executive Committee, r. Fl. Curry
81, W. J. johnson 66, W. B. Boggs
ID, j. B. Bixler, Jr., 9, G. B. Garrett
2, j. j. Robinson 1.
Ansel Box.
Boggs 1O3, Ogden 1, Griswold, 8,
Mays Z; Crawford 81, Wyche %,
Fish 20, Arnold l; Thompson 113;
Mobley LA; Police Juror, Cochran
50, Barnett Is, Rodgers So; Justice