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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-05
Heavy Wager ON a sclluoner's Speed.
IThilaaelu,,i, Rucrr11


The new Philadelphia schooner Francis
L. Cuopsr, which is now loading cars and
locomotives for Rio de Janeilo al Willow
ST. Get wharf, is backed for $500 to make
the best time from tho Breakwater to Rio
ever accomplished by sailing vessel out
of this por:. A we'll known shipping agent
on Walnut street below Third became in.
yolved in dispute with one of the owners
Of the schooner u few days ag ), and the
contention waxed so Gerceiy that the
wager of 5000 was fired and taken on
the spot. The best time ever made from
the Breakwater to Rio is forty. five days.
six hour% and fraction. Captain Cooper,
WHO commands the new schooner, is conf
dent that he can make the trip in less than
forty-five days. His schooner ia brand
new, and this is her first voyage. She is q
trim-look:ng craft of about 400 tons CO.
pacity, and looks like fast sailer. II she
wins the wager, the Cooper will make moro
money on the bet than she makes on the
cargo. Shipping is duller than it has ever
been known to be at this port for sailing
vessels, and cargo is looked upon as a
godsena by every master of n vessel in the
port. This fact has lent an additional in.
terest to the voyage of the Cooper. The
schooner is 125 feet keel, twenty seven feet
beam and eleven feet depth of hold. Cap.
tain Cooper depends upon the trade winds
to make his voyage prof able one.
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lin! |! I | ] 81
r as =. YOU'VE Editor and Proprietor,
CATFISH AND yAFFles. Y.

= thiiadelphia Dish That II Fashioaabls
sad Better stili, = Brain Food.
Pailadeiphia gpecial.l n
Aast Eairmont Park begins & the end 81
che Csllowhili street bridge ana skirts tho
6chuylkill 70 Laurel Hill Cemstsry.
Tusrs u narrow1 70 driveway,
which runs along the river for mile
or two TO the mouth of the Wassnhickon,
where the Park again wiiens, and for i've
miles up the banks Of the stream pref.
ttsr drive can hardly DO imagined. Fac.
ing the driveway along tho Schuylkill and
Wtsaahfckon There IL string Of. hotels.
Ttey are. mostly cl,l.!ashioned mansions
With broad verandas.
How do you oil mana ,e TO livefn /
asked the landlord OF ono OF thess hotels.
s siish, thousands of catfl.h are eaten
nlon tho river every week. Catfish and
wafll g support US"
What kind ct people eat catfl ;.,r,
All KINDS. But our custom com,s prin.
cipally from people who own their car
riages and drive out. Il is vsry popular
70 stop for hos supper of catfish, chicken.
.wafties and coffee. 1t is the fashion in
this town to eat ca'ti4h. 1t is funny
how peoples tastes DIFF n. Take a poreie.
for instance. III New England the nor.
gle ia ground up for Lait by the mackerel
fishermen. They strew the water with
this bait and it attracts the fish. Down
East no one would ever think Of eating a
porgte. Here the huckssers sell them
about the streets. And then where do poo.
pie ever eat catfish except here? Further
south tho cclored folks eat them because
they are cheap. No one else would touch
one. Here they hive become so popular
that some hotels and mos. of the res,au-
rants .ssrve them. But the restaurant
cooks spoil them"
There is a science In cooking cattishY'
Weli, should say there was. II they
are not cooked jass SO they are soggy and
lea hery and not flt to eat Now Just look
at that That is what call q dainty
dish.O -
The landlord pointed to a platter OF little
Ash which waiter placed upon table on
tho porch overlooking the driveway where
carriages rolled by in an endless process.
sion. They were crisp as they could be
and were the color of genuine Now Eng.
land doughnut just out ora kettle of fat.
They were dry and sweet to tho taste, and
the hot wafaes we're simply delicious.
"This is what keeps us going," continued
the landlord. "Largs parties come out for
catfish, and frequently we have just about
all we can do to fill the orders. It has
grown to DO great business and is becom.
ing more fashionable every year. Every
young man who has sweetheart has to
stop at hotel for catfish. You will find
tho best people in town devonring catfis h
and wafiies if you only stay around long
enough"
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A Wild Duck Perplexed.
Montreal Canada, Witness. I

'-~'NeS'l
Perhaps tie most ingenious method of
getting stock OF hens is that practiced
by bachelor who lives in a secluded
corner among the. hills, distant from his
neighbors. The story is told by the Pilot
Mound Signal. Discovering the nest Of
wild duck not far from his shanty he
removed the eggs and placed an equal
number OF hens eggs in the nest. In due
time the wild duck found that she was the
bewildered mother OF a flock Of chickens,
Not that she knew that they were chickens !:
she did not know what they were. Their
bills were not right, their feet were all
wrong. and they were OF every color; they
could not swim aud could not understand.
A more astonished wild duck was not to
be found in Manitoba. The bachelor
placed his misbezotten chickens in q
basket and took care Of them, while the
old duck returned to neighboring pond.
feeling that she had In some way been
shamefully imposed upon.
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Notice.

To all parties concerned, take notice
that certain promissory note and due
Nov. LIST, 1884, dated on or about March
18th. 1854, for one hundred and eighty
five dollars, drawn by Joseph TreGry,
payable to George Eckel, was on or about
April 9Th, 1884, delivered to William
Cattle to be placed in the Pembina
County Bank TO my credit which he did
not do. He has since left the county for
parts unknown. So all parties are here
by notified not to purchase or nego,ia,e
said note as payment is stopped, and
Joseph Treffry is notified not to pay said
note to any holder until properly identi-
fled: Jos. A. DucHAMp.
Dated Pembina 2. 4. Aug, IL, 1884. 81
"a
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elnbina, DIT, Aug. 20, 1854
To the Electors of Pembina County.

To the Electors of Pembina County.
GENrLEMES,-Having been resident
of this county for fourteen years and
having been in the Register of Dee lis
office for nearly six years, from which
office have lately been summarily dis
missed on account of my presuming to
enter the field against the present
Register, 1 hereby offer myself as a can
didate for the Office of Register of Deeds
and hope that at the ensuing election my
friends will sustain me at the polls.
52tf RUSSELL hYLEN.
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To the Electors of Pembina County

To the Electors Of Pembina County.
Having been induced to offer myself
as candidate for the Office of Treasurer
of Pcmbina county take this means of
making the same public. shall callupou
as many Of the free and Independent
electors as possible between now and the
4th of November, and if l am for
tunate enough to obtain the conf
dence Of the majority, shall do my hes,
to do justice to the Office and to the
interests Of the county generally.
Yours Truly,
GEO. S. McTAvIsH.
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To the People.

I hereby announce that am a candi-
date for the office of Sheriff for Pembina
county. have soiourned with you for
10, these many years; and if, during these
years, my daily walk and conversation
with you merits the confidence and good
will Of the public hope it will be made
known by a majority vote in my favor at
the coming election. For all of which
shall endeavor to show due appreciation
by the faithful discharge of the duties of
the office. w. II. MooR11EAp.
Pelnbina, DIT, Aug. 20. 1884.
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First publication Aug. 18th.
Mari 1,o.c Saya


DEFAULT having been made in the payment
-l/ot tlirty-two dollars, " hich is caiined to be
due NJ the date of this notice, upon 81 certain
mortgage, duly executed and delivered BY john
Is. Rivet, Of The town 1T Pemhina, Pemhirn cou..-
", Dakota Territory. tY Rutland Savings Bn.se,
OF Rutland, State Of Vermont, bearing date tlls
18th day Of January. l&S., and duly recorded in
the olce Of the register OF deeds, IN and for the
county Of reiGbina, Territory Of Dakota, on the
9th day OF tannry, 1882, at I;::a O'clock ~ NJ,
IN book No ?oi mo '%ages OH isi.te 81, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise ia.rsgr
BEEN iilsutlted t. recover said uGbt secured by
said IN .l:.aae or a;sy part tlle.eni.
N"M therefore, rutits is hereby given, that by
Tl'tue OF ~ pna Oh r;lle contained in s,id no,l-
gage a!'d pursuant to ii!.. statute i'll sncti ease
maae. an: ~ .'iteii, Tie said mortgage. will he
covered ny sh;d IN 'tHtlss. VIZ. l. IS i.mbcr c!.e
thtWo tohna three. } " hleck nuniber one ca
III tt orGj,.si town OF Su:ii !a,i!;'n according
q t'it u!iiciui ii;.l %. .;iu i; town uf :itt,
fei;i'Ia;i pn file aud OF record ia the Office uftiie
resit..i Of deeds !.r l'enl;ilm tum,ty and Terri
tory 81 bnintn, with the ie,td;,aineuts md az
p'EteIalces will be a. Id at pu,iic auction, 10
s"s hiEheS bidder tor cash, to inE >ni.! aest nnd
Interest, ad the taxes, ifany, o.. snl premises
md twenty hciIais attorney, fees, as stipulated
IN NM by said mortgage IN case OF foreclosure
ai,: t'!s disbursements uilcwc,: bs las; wE!,:.
s:'ie VIII lie made oJ che sh.riifnf ,d P,,,nhi,,
coa, az ~ his deputy at the frt Ii; door 81 t:,e
c"N:' u isc. IN The tnNn VI .Pe,n.ipa, in sa.h
suniS &l,'t ter ,ti;y o ii, I. day ui October *
u. 1851, W o"!'cs y. IN. ui that dag, slttieEt 70
redemption at ai'y li1na Within one year from
t';;:' OF s'!'e, .aa gfuviie.: by law.
Tate, ..n:s'i.t eth, is,.i.
GA"fHEE {. N:'Ersiitw, HLTLA%D 2'ASiHGs B,N.,
AttoI:eSs. OF iia,l:.n,, v. T..
u-!i .,Dr..gy..'.
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To tho Public.

I hereby announce myself rs candi-
date for the legislature from the Twelfth
Legislative District, and respectfully ask
the supper: Of the legal voters Of said
district at the election ON November 4tl,,
1884. IL. sroNo.
Crystal, Aug, 1884.
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Tothe Electors of Pembina County.
/ beg to announce that I am candi-
date for the Office of Judge of Probate
and Clerk of the County Court and ask
the votes of the electors and their sup
port at the forthcoming election.
Lincoln Twp, Aug. 1881. jas. Thomson.
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su,.s.,sons.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA, DISTRICT CouRr,
Eunniy Of rciabi,A. j Third Judicial District
naknt. Investment Company. Plaintiff against
C. W II. Page and Walter J. $. Trnil, Defendants.
The Territory Of Dako'h to the above named de-
PENDANTS.
ion. aud each ofyou ave hereby summoned and
required u answer the complaint in the above
entitled action which is filed with the clerk OF
Of your 10 the raid complaint on the sub.
scrihers. at their Office in the city aud county of
Grand Forks aud territory aforesaid, within tllir-
ty day after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive Of the day of such service; and II
W',I inil to answer the snid complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff III this action will on.
ply To the eou,t Tor the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated The 9th day Of July, 1894.
BossAKD & CLIFFORD,
5-10 Plaintiffs Att'ys, Grand Forks d, 7,
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There being no township committees
who are qualified to call Republican eau
cuses. the general committee hereby call
on the Republican voters of eacl, town
ship to meet at the place where the last
township meeting WIS held, OH Saturday,
September 9th, 1884, at o'clock p. NJ. /,
and elect delegates to attend the county
convention above mentioned, at Bathgate,
according to the above apportionment.
1t also is recommended that ut the same
time Republican committee he elected
for the future better organization of the
Republican party.
1. II. HousToN, Chairman.
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S RlPUBLlcAN 6 CONVENTIONS y
TO be held at Rathgate, septsnrbea
9th. Cnucnses to be hold on 1
4 the Evening Of Sept. eth.

a Republican county convention, for
tho county Of psmbi,,s,;is hereby called
70 meet at Bathgatc, D. T., on Tuesday,
September 9th, 1884, at 2 O'clock r. n, for
the following purpose, viz: TO choose
eight delegates to represent this county
at the Republican Territorial convention,
at Pierre, Dakota, September 18th, 1884,
to choose delegates to represent thiscoun-
ty in the Legislative District Convention,
time place and basis Of representation
yet to be announced. To put in nomina-
ton candidates fnrthc various county Of.
fees and transact such other business rs
may come before the convention. The
basis for representation for the above
convention is one delegate from each
township, and one delegate for cacl, IS
names, or major fraction thereof, accord
ing to the assessment list of 1854, and is
appOrtiunetl as follows.
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10 The Electors Of Peinbina Twp.
Notice is hereby given that in pnrsu-
ance of the suggestion Of the republican
ccntralcommittce, a caucus will be held
at the court house on Sept. 9th at 7
O'Clock, p. m., for the purpose of elccting
four delegates TO attend the county con-
vention to be held at Bathgate OH Sept.
9th. 1884.
w. S. THOMSON, J. II. BIRD,
Chairman. Secretary.
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+; TwK f Atty. Is b. C. TIFFANY, Register

u g Land Office Grand Forks, D. T., June 70 1884
Complaint having been entered ut this office Ivy
LoIs I,ngtin sgnins, John Farmer for abandon
ing Lis homestead antry No. t107, dated August
i'll, 1852, up,r ile nortliwest quarter section o.
:nwnship ln!, range o. i'll Pelnblna county, Da-
.l,a sad parties are hereby summoned to appear
ut this office on the sard day of September 1884, al
oal ,e!; \. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony
conce.nil,r said alleged abandonment Testi-
mony i'll this ctae will lie taken before WI. Knee
alaw, u. y conr; Commissioner ut PembiIin p.T
ON ssitemor nth ut IA o'clock A. n.
Il. T@GHlLlG. &C. IiFrAEY. Register.
So Attorney, WI. ANDERSON Roceiver.
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Hackmetack lasting and fragrant
PeFfnms Prics255 md 30 cents Oddly
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LAsDOFFlcE, GRAND FORKS, y. T.

JUNe 5U, 1901.
Complaint having been entered at this office on
Juner, 1854. by Robert Sturgeon, against Charles
W. Calder, for failure to comply with law us To
lsss, upon the sc or, sec 49, 16l 81, in Pembina
county. Dakota, with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: CONTESTANT alleging that the said
Chas. W. Calder failed to break the first year the
necessary five acres required by law, nor has he
broken the second five acres US ought to have
been done the second year. the said parties IRE
hereby summoned TO appear t.. this Office Oh tire
respond aud l;irnsh testimony concerning said
alleged inilure. Testimony WILDE taken befo,eM
J kneeslyaw. Mt pembina, d. n, OIL September Il,
i NV kEnIll, Aty i, 10 b. c. TrrA.y, Register
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To the Electors OF Feznbil,a Coanty.
At the solicitation of q number of my
friends have been induced to offer my
self as a candidate for the Office of Regis
ter Of Deeds for PeInbina county, and
would ask my friends and acquaintance
throughout the county for their support
and influence. Respectfully Yours,
Hamilton, D. I. ]. McPnA11.
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U Land Office at Grand Forks DIT. July IL, 1854.
Complaint having been entered at this Office on
Ledoux for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
lfa2, dated July D. tSa0, upon the Northeast
quarter sec. 80, township l61, range 90, III Penn
tom Of .I cuV: he said nnS e . ar ss
summoned to appear ut this Office Oh the It'll day
ofseptember, 1884, at O'clock A.. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
". j. Kneeshaw. nj pembina, on September 18th,
1881, Mt H0'clocS A. Il.
II. TwEEDIIG, i. G. TIFFANY, Register.
rs Attorney. WI. ANDEsoN, Receiver.
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OF paEorA, DISTRICT COURT {

or DAKOTA, / DISTRICT COURT
Gearse = Mc'fuysh and Innes q. Webb. CO.
paii:.c"s ~ McrtyiSi 4 Webb, plaintiffs, aguinst
Archibald Nhyts, t:s;ennnt,
TIE l'er-.tnfy OF paio.l sends greeting to the
shove l.a:hsd defendant.
Yen aie '.ctti,y sii!;iinoned to answer the CEN.
plain. of tue plaintiff. which was filed with tbs
c!e:k ofSld district eourt, this nth day of July
49, md t. serve cory Of your answer upon tile
subsrribcrs at their office in Pembina Pelnbina
c.unty, IakUt., within thirty days after serving
this s,iG.Go,s on you, exclusive of the LAY Of
:uim; W:i,.r ,i.at tis:c the plaintiffs will take
ju:;gnen, nt,.!ls. sou !a- the sum Of Fifty Dol.
lara br>..lus cost u this action.
ateh,remb.na, u. ~, this 10th day Of July,
SIS. MEaSglER & McfSTYRE,
80 Plaintiffs Att; rney
= 2 iani 0i..rc tiund Flrks. u 7, July 10 1854
:.p.h! !1irt oai'its lesG catered ut this Office II
iily irt;l, 'S.;. i.y AieaaNacr l.. Alrth. ngnin.t
ber "r!td:. .::ty SO. 2i', 'ae': June 10th, 1850,
u,on Iiia ~ !r SET =. .ei, = ~. in rembina
count nt.k5:", ,.;ti' T;Gc' Il the cancellation
~ said cntf:; contestant alleging that the said
l.ln =. ,i!s Gid not hrrhk l.e acres or cause ~
De 'jr0an I've acres during tte fret year. or has
he b:tiEen or caused To be broken ANY since he
first made hi. eat,y, no- has he cultivated or
the s..i'l PARTIES are Hereby summoned to appear
III tlis uiicP o Ike 18th dry ofSeptember 1884. at
> o'clack =. 81, 10 respond ind .utislI testimony
c g1iter .i.;, aaa alleged failure. Testimony to be
lake., retire ". j. Kus.s;iw, al Pembiun, Dnko-
IT. Ola September 18th, lti;. II; 9 o'clock y. N.
Il. iTElnlIE. j. G. TIFFANY. Register.
Attorney. 2G
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u $ land once, Grand Forks pr Julv o.

U s Land ONCE, Grand Forks DIT. July 81, 1894
Notice is hereby given TINT the f,llowing-nalned
iinal proof III support OF his Claim and that 10 ii
proof will nc l:.a,le before Robert Tweedie Clerk
nfthe District Court at Pembina, d. H., on Sep
tembe. 2, 1885,, viz: Vim. Buie,
.pr the uw OIL, sec 81. t la9, 81.
lie names the following witnesees to prove his
Continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Peter Mckay, john Beese, Alex.
Mcdonald and Kcbt. Cooke. all of Penlblua
county. h2-5 BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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FINAL Froor Notices.

Land Office, Grand Forks, D.T, Aug. 20, 1854.
Notice s hsiel'ygiysn tint the following named
Tina in support Of fis claim, aud that slid
prn0f VII be made before Henry Abrams notary
ruthic ~ Pcinhinh, d. on oct. 4, 1854, viz:
Clarence W. WI lianla,
Tor t:tesilw ,ir see st iGS, r ~.
y Aenamea ts,c following witnesses to prove his
cciunNoss residence upon aud cultivation az
:nid hind: viz: Geo. Grognn, Seth Davidson, WIN,
Moorllead and Charles Moore, all Of Pembinn
county. 5-i0 b.. q. TIFFANY, Register. :
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A Card.

l beg to announce to my friends
throughout Pembina county and to the
voters generally that / will be q can
didate for The Office of Sheriff Tot pembina
county, at the approaching election. If
elected, I shall endeavor to fulfil thci
Drtant duties Of that Office with fidelity
To the public. ID, nIcK.
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IAhd Un1ce, GRAND F0krs, .. T., August 8, 1888.
I Notice ID hereby given that the following manned
settler has Sled nhtice Of her intention u make
final ploof in support OF her claim aud that said
of the district court ut Tembina, ON October Yui
1854. viz:
Catherine s. rurdy,
for the NV or, sec:6, ;G4, r :,e.
I She names the following Witnesses t. prove her
continuous residenceuroi aid cultivation of said
lnnd, viz: Muir Kneeshnw, Seth Davidson, Clias
Full and Thomas Morrison, all of Pembina Co.
5-1O b. Z. TIFFANY, Regis:er.
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. 5 Land Office, Grand Forks y. T., Aug IL, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof in supporter his claim. and that said
proof will be E,ade before robert Tweedlie clerk
Dist court, at reinbi,;M, DIT, Gil Sept. u, 1854,
Wis:
Robert Wilson,
tor the sc or zee sS. t 1913, 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz: John Rease. VIM. Montgomery, ).
G. Comning and a. C. Macumber, all Of Pembina
county DIT. 40 u. G. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land Office, Grand Forks July Is, 1854.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing named
settler HAS filed no.icesof his intention 10 mike
final proof in supinrt oil Ills cai: and that said
proof Will be made before X. Tweealie, clerk
district colrt at pembinn, on s;edtember at, 1881,
viz:
Robert Wilson, one of the heirs of thomas VIII
sun, Deceased.
for the sc or, sec -. tp 1G3, 81,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous res:!eacsa upon, and cultivation Of,
said laid, viz: John ReAse, William Montgomery
j. G. Canning aud A. G. Macun,ber. nll AZ re,nbi
,la, D. I. 40 =. Z. TIEFANY. Regtster.
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"What new candidates are in the

"What new candidates are in the
field to-day" has become standing
lhe'itlo'letr I'ff Clle IegIsrrturc;;~ ,ssssA
those 1t may be are named without
tho authority of the parties them.
selves. Not 80 for the office of regis.
ter Of deeds, the candidates for which
position are numbered by the dozen
will, others to hear from it may he.
For county treasurer besides the
present incumbent, Mr.. Warlwell,
there are also Messrs. III. r. Vaughn,
q. 5. McTavish and T. II. Holmes in
the field. For judge of probate the
only candidates we have yet heard
named are Capt. James Thompson of
Lincoln and Judge Armstrong of Penn.
bim.. For sheriff, again, the names
are too numerous to make it safe to
attempt a correct list. We are not
aware that Mr.. G. E. Jackson has any
opposition for the office of county
superintendent. For county attorney
Messrs. w. j. kneeshaw and G.. II.
Meg1lfier are the only names we have
heard mentioned us yet. S. o. Nc.
CUM will be candidate for county
surveyor, while the candidates for
coroner do not seem to be active rs
yet. We desire to be distinctly under.
stood, however, that in this matter we
do not profess to be a reliable guide.
AS well might you photograph the
colors in a revolving Kaleidoscope.