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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
County Politics.


The Republican Central Committee
Of Jerauld county met at the Office of
j. T. Ford 0. G. Woodruff was ap-
pointed member from Jerauld Co. Of
the legislative district committee.
Motion made and carried thatthe coun-
ty convention be called to be held at
the court house in washington Springs,
Sept. 9th, at ! o'clock sharp, for the
purpose Of electing two delegates to
the congressional convention at Pierre,
Sept. 18th, to elect delegates to the leg
islative district convention, and to
place in nomination candidates for the
following county offices: Register Of
Deeds, Supt. Of Schools, Treasurer,
Sheriff, Surveyor, Probate Judge, Clerk
District Court, County Attorney, As
SCISSOR, Coroner, four Justices Of the
Peace and four Constables, and to
transact any other business, including
the election OF the central committee.
The different townships will be enti-
tied to delegates to the county conven-
tion as follows, based on the assessors
corrected school poll list:
Blaine, 3; Viola, 8; ANNA, 2; Crow
Lake, 3; Logan, 8; Franklin, 3; Wes-
sington Springs, 2; Melia, 2; Pleasant,
3; Crow, 3; Alpena, 8; Dale, 2; Cherry
2; Harmony, 2; Marlaur, 2; Total, 3S.
The commissioner district commit
tees were appointed as follows: No. l.,
L. N. Loonlis, Albert Gunderson, and
j. NJ. Wheeler. No. 2, j. E. Mcnamara,
A. j. Lauder, and B. f. Goff. No. g.
II. A. Pierce, i. S. Waterbury, and JOS
| OBrien. The first on each being chair
man. The commissioner district COM
mittee will meet and fix the time, place
and number Of delegates for their re-
spective district conventions to place
in nomination candidate for commits
sioner in each district. The Firesteel
creek being the line between districts,
No. l, and No 2, and the town line west
Of G5 being the line between No. 2 and
No. 3. Adjourned. j. +. FORD,
NJ. d. Crow, Chairman.
Secretary.
Huron Times: j. X. Magic, residing
between Fairbank and Clifton, Sully
county, gives Times reporter the fol-
lowing in regard to the two hail storms
which visited that county on Wednes-
day and Friday Of last week. The
Wednesday storm totally destroyed the
crops in its path over width Of from
three to four miles wide, traversing
from southwest to north easterly di-
rection. The wind was violent, and
from his description was quite as
fierce as the one which visited this
county on the 2lst. Fridays storm ap-
peared to start at about the same point
as that of Wednesday, thoughnot COW
ering SO wide a track, nor near so des-
tructiye as was the storm reported in
the Times which visited Hyde, Hand,
and the western portion OF Beadle
county.
:, II, Albert has his new house, east
Of town nearly completed.
II. J. Wallace and Allan Ransom yis-
tied Woonsocl1et Wednesday.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01


A PPEAL NOTlCE-Unit States Land Office
n at Mitchell, Dakota, July 2J, 1884.
70 Christian 0. Elsner, Jerauld Go. d
T. SIR: you are hereby notified that
your Hid. entry No. 1881 made March
Z, 1882, upon ne or sec No 30 township
No IO6, North of range No 63 W. 5th r
NJ, has been adjudged forfeited by this
office upon complaint Of Henry koons
and you are further notified that
our decision will become final as to all
questions Of fact, unless appealed from
within thirty days from this Notice,
that being the period of time allowed
you in which to appeal from said decis-
ion to the Honorable Commissioner Of
the general land office. Upon your fail
ure to appeal within the time speciii-
ed, sald entry will be reported to the
Honorable Commissioner for cancella-
tion.
GEO. b. EVERETT, Register.
ala22 IT, BARBER JR. Receiver.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

NOTICE FOR PUBITCATION-Iand Onieo
IN at Mitchell, d. I. July a, 1881,
Notice is hereby given that the followingMan,>
ell settler has filed notice of his intention To
make iinai proof in support of his claim and
l,aJ Siid proof will be made before Chas. w Nc
Donald Clerk District Court Jerauld county at
Washington Springs. d. T.. on Sept C, 1854, viz
WILLIAM DIXSON.
under his hd. entry No 23l39 for the nwla see 80
town ioj range ia. lie names the following wit.
neSSes to prove his continuous residence upon,
ana cultivation OF, said land viz: Joseph Ford,
\. hhodeS, d. SmciseH, J. a. iyner of Jeraui
Co.. d. 7,
ais5 GEO. Z. E}-&Rll"r, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
A peal NOTICE.-Uulted States Land Office
n Mitchell. ID. T., July 25 1881

A PEAL NoTIcE-uultcd States Land Office
~ Mitchell. ID. T.. July 25, 1881.
To Charles Forrest, Plani1inton, D.
T., SIR: You are hereby notified that
Your Hid entry 10 24539, made Mar %.
1853, upon s115 nsl Il e1s swI sec 33
town No 106, north of range No 65, W.
55h p. H., has been adiudged forfeited
by this office upon complaint Of John
c. Barr, and you are further notified
that our decision will become final as to
all questions Of fact, unless appealed
from within thirty days from this no
tice, that being the period of time al
lowed you in which to appeal from said
decision to the Honorable Commission
er of the general land Office. Upon your
failure to appeal within thetime speci-
fed, said entry will be reported to the
Honorable Commissioner Tor cancella-
ton.
4. BAnDaR, JE. Receiver.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATION.-La Ciiice
IN at Mitchell, d. T., June 1S, 1881.
Notice is hereby giveh that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dis
trict Court Jcrauid county Al Elmer y. L. on
Aug 7th, 1884, viz:
CHARLES w. DAUGHERTY,
under his nd entry No 2+o95 for the swli see
is town 10G range 81. lie names the following
on. and cultivation OF said land, Viz: j. n.
Smith, j. A. Tyncr. J, b. Folsom, W. L. Townei.
OF Sullivan, Jerauld Co., y. 7.
j21a1 GEO. 3. EVERITT Reg.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
WASHINGTON SPRINGS HOTEL.
l.. II. rARBLE, Proprietor.

A FIRST CLASS HOTEL in every respect.
"A Good Accommodations. Reasonable Prices.
Good stabling in connection with the Hotel. 312
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATION.--I.and Office
~ at Mitchell, d. T., July d. 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has tiled notice of his inteniinm tn
make final proof in support of his claim and
that sald proof will be made before Clerk Dis,
d T., on Sept 10th. 1881, VIZ: +''F''
DAVID A. BRYANT
VINO made hd. entry No. 251S3 for the nell sec
ton 3, town LOG. range Gl lienanles the follow,
lng witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land. viz: A. b
custer, David Carry. Stewart King, Samuel Tot
ten. CT .'erauia Co.. ID. r.
als5 GEo. b. EvER1Tr, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

JAMES Fl. WOODBURY.
under his d. s. entry No 22SO5 for the S a. sec Il
town l07. range g. He names the following wit
neSses TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land Viz: ii c Stcphen,a
JOHN TaW!ks, T.. i. Orr, C. L. Hackett Of Eime,,
ID. L. J4lsceh GEO. B. EvERITr, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATTON-L ONCE
y ut Mitchell, D. T.. June 11th, 1881.

IN at Mitchell, d. T.. June 18th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver ut Mitchell y. r.. OH August 9TH, 1881,
viz: EPHRAIM j. DEAN,
under his Il. s. filing No. 22i2O for the selA sec.
2 town 1906 range Ga. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation Of, said land, viz Nj. NJ.
Modlin. of Parsons, James Johnston, Samuel
Mcdonald. Of lLmet, Daniel Mitchell OF TEN
pletun, d. L.
jl3j1Sd&m GEO j. EYEpITT Register.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlON.-I.and Office
~ at MITCHELL d. T., july 1st, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention il,
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dist
Court Jerauld county at Elmer, d. T., on Aua
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

GEO. B. EvERITT, Register.
II. BARBER, JA., Receiver.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27
The Gettysburg and lIarr

The Gettysburg and Harrisburg
railroad is the most important short
line built in Pennsylvania, within
the past year 1t is 3l4 miles in
length, aud runs from Carlisle, or
the Cumberland valley railroa |, in n
General southerly direction to Get
tysburg The first 10 niles Of thr
Ioute Is over tho South MuuntaiL
Road. 6 line built from Catlisl,
t. Pine Grove iron furuaceD t.
Hunters Ran Then it turns more
directly south, aud begins to ascend
the South Mountain. For about ,
miles aftor leaving Hunters RIM
the road winds in and out Of III,
hills composing that ridge, until the
sunuit rs reached, 1000 feet above
tldewatcr. Ga the other siio Of IL,
mountain the slope is moro gradual
and the grade becomes less steer
until Gettysburg is reached III,
Road is built ia the most substan,
tlal manner, with stone ballast, steel
rails and everything Of Peuusylya-
MIA standard. The trestlcs ar,
double IN all their parts, aud are
said to be the strongest in tEil
country. BY this road, Gritysburg
is but 40 miles from Harrisburg.
and can be reached in tAo hours,
TINS making it accessible TO th,
traveller, without luconveuiencinp
him. Till now Gettysburg, "TL,
shrine Of the late war; has been T.
sealed book to those most interest
ed. The opening Of this road, OF
tho Fnst of April, will enable every.
bo iy to get in aud out Of Gettys
burg, by way Of Harrisburg quickly
and with comfort.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27
Court Proclamation.
SPECIAL. TERM.

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph C..
w Iiurhcr President JudGe of the Judi
clsl Dis,rici comp of the counties of Snyder
Union and Mitilin and Samuel A. We'Zel aud
Jacob A. Smith, tsqs. Associate Judges in
and Tor snyder county have Issued their pre-.
cept bearing. 4 tie the 10th day of Feb. 4. -.
1854, to me directed for the holding uf an or.
phans court &C urt OF Common Pleas, court
OF oyer and Terniner and 1eneinl court OF
quarter Scssions Of tho peace at Miidlehurxh,
tor the county OF snyder; on he lst Monday,
hcing tho ith day OF April lssi,) and continue
one week.
Notice l. therefore hereby given to the Coro.
ner, justices of the Peace aid COnstables In
and for tho county Of ofSnydor, TO sppoar In their
proper persons With their rolls records, inqui-
sitons, examinations and other Iememhr nces
TO those tn ngs to their offices nnd IN their be-
hall pertain TO be done and witnesses and per.
sOrs prosocuting Ia behalf OF tho Common.
wealth against any persons are required to he
then and there attending and not departing
Without leave at their pcril. Justices are r..
quested tn bo punctual In their attendance M
the appointed time ayrscably to notice.
CIV, u nnder my hand and seal at tho Shcr
n's oihco ~ Middicburg, the luth day ~ MarcE
\. u, one thousand eight hundred and
elBhty.iour.
DAVID REftHI,N ShariH
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27
RATES or ADVERTISING :
PRIMARY ELECTION.

As the timo is approaching for
The holding Of tho primary election
of the Republican party for the
nomination of tho several officers,
tb's com nuuication to the Hprris-
burg Iciegr,yh mny lend TO more
enlighten all us TO who are entitled
to vote ot said election.
Section Of tho net Of June 2,
1881 provides that "if any person
not qualified 70 voto nt general
election shall voto at nomination
election held by any political party
he or they shall
be guilty Of misdcmeanor, and on
convection shall bo fined not ex
cceding the sum of two hundred
dollars and imprisoned tor a term o.
tme not exceeding three months"
1t will 10 seen from reading the
above section that person must
possess all the qualifications re
qnired OF him to vote ut genera
election before he can cast Lawful
ballot a. a primary election. TIL,
act of June 20, 1851, provides furth
er that a person riust also he quail
fled in accordance With tue rule
nd Ip,cd fr the government o
primary elections by the polItica
party holding tho same.
The officers conducting q prmar,
election shall, before entering upon
the discharge OF their dutics sever
ally take and Subscribe to an oath OF
affirmation that they will impartial,
and faithfully perform their dutiot
in accordance with the laws eRd con
stituhOn OF the state eni the rule
and regulation adopted for the gov
eruing Of said primary elections
meetings, sc. Any such officer pre-
enmiug t. act in such capacity he,
EoEe the taking ard subscribing {,
Abe oath or Affirmation as aforesaid
orshell willfully disregard the sam,
10y knowingly rejecting the vote o
apersou eutitled TO vote aforesaid
or shall he guilty ofany willful frauo
by destroyirg or defecing ballots
adding ballots other than those law
fully voted, stuf'iug the ballot bo,
or by making false returns, shall b
Eniliy OF misdomeanor, aud upol
conviction shall bo finod not exceed
ing two hundred dollars for th,
first two offences and not exceeding
FIVE bundled d liars and imprisou,
meut not exceeding one year, 0,
both, at the discretion OF tue court
for the last uuuel oilense.
1t viii be eeeu from the abov
that the law in relation to tho hold
ing Of primary elections is as slrin
gent az the law in regard to H.
holding Of general elections, an,
there can be no good reason Why
cannot be conducted just AS honest
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27
B-AiI- AND ITS CREED.
MS MOTHER A ROMAN CATHOLIC, BUT
HIS FATHER A PROTESTANT.

PrrTsBuRG. March 23-Tbe mar
ble monument that stands over the
grave of james q. Blaine's father
and mother, in The little Cntl olic
graveyard at wnsville, fa. was
built 10 Pitsburg. II was mado ai
the shop of A. J. Ilarbaugh, aud
placed III position nearly three years
ago. An attempt is being made to
make political capital of the circnr =
stances surrounding its erection,
and also out OF the reason why q
Catholic Inscription does not appear
on the monument.
The old question Of tho Plumed
Knights religious preference enters
into the story. In order to got the
truo fac;s of tho order for the inOnu-
meni, a reporter called ON A. j.
Hsrbaugh.
ut is all false, every word OF il, "
said tho gentleman when told OF the
rumors. lie then proceeded TO give
the particulars Of the matter, as fol-
lows
"rhe monument was ordered by
/ Mrs Il G., Walker, who is james q
I Blaiuc's sister Sho is Western
lady aud was in The city at the time.
She herself directed the inscription
that was to be placed upon it. Moths
ing whatever was sail about Cuthu-
lie emblems, and only the simple
name aud dates were cat.
She told me that her brother would
pay for it. Whon it was completed
| sent the bill 10 Mr. Blaine aud TO.
ceived his check for tho amount ia
return. That was all ho had to dc
with it. The shaft was iiuished aud
resting in the yard here ut tho time
Mr.. Blaine was in Pittsburg with
Andrew Carnegie, but he did no,
even call to see it. ! took it up to
Brownsville aud placed it in posi-
ton in tho Catholic graveyard, whel,
all the family dead were buried
James 9. Blaine is not Catho.
lic,' said General Swei'zer, in reply
to question. 1t is true that the
most Of his family were Of t.o r.,
mau belief, but let me tell you how
it came that he is and al alNays was l.
Protestant All Of the Blaiues, that
is to say, the father and paternal
grandfather, were Protcstauts Eph-
rain Blaine, the father Of James g
mirriei Miss Gillespie, darghter
Of Cornelius Gillespie, we'll know
and wealthy gentleman of Washing
ton County. Tho Gillespie family
were all Catholics, aud after lie,
marriage Miss Gillespie adhered II,
closely gs over to her rcli zion. Eph
rai,n Blaine and bis wife lived lap
lpily, notwithstanding these religious
ilifercpccs. lt vas naturally agreed
,hat she should raise her daughter.
IN tho Clthoiic frith, while Mr.
Blaiuo would educate bis boys as
PrOtestants, and that vas the way il
vas done. Mrs. Walker, the lad,
who ordered that monument yor
speak about, is n Catholic, as was
B.aine's other sister. a short tm,
b fore Ephraim Blaine died he be.
came Catholic and was buried il
Tho Catholic graveyard at Browns
VILE. - Phii11cpbiG Press,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27

A poll of nearly every senator and
representative iu the State Iegisla.
ture for presidential choice made by
the Harrisburg Sunday Telegram,
results rs follows Republican Sen.
ators-Blaine, u; Arthur, s; Ed.
munds, 2. Republican Representa-
'tives-Blaine, 81 Arthur, ~ Ed.
,munds, s; John Sherman. /. Dem
oeratic Senators-Randall. 6; Til.
den, 4; Wallace, |. Democratic
Representatives-Randall, 81 Ill
f, den, 35 Wallace, 3.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27

EDITOR pOST:--pcasc announce INV nam,
~ candidate Tor reelection to the Uinuo %
rules oi the Republican party ut It's primary elcc
JOHN REiTz.
Ed. POST.-wlll YOU please anr ounce III,
name ot Is. + BoLli, OF Penn township, as n
suitable candidate tor tho once Of tDMAII>.
SloNER. Mr. B0lig is a man Of irrepruhcha
bic character. strict In ovrity, n me hanic b.,
,rade, and nt present. fumer By oecup ,tIon /.
The Interests OF the tax.pavers OF SNYDER TO-.
could not be entrusted Ia more worthy hands
a. NoIER.
r, Il HARTER.- .-Please annou the nv IN ?
OF J. N. HOI SER OF Union township, as u
suitab, candidate for tho once OF COW MIS-.
SloNER, sulloc, to tho rules OF the Repunli.
can pnrty. Mr.. Houser II well known through
the county Ms faithful worier in the parry
g. r\ed faithfully ns soldier during tho war
ana Is certainty deserving of our most earnest
support. SsYpIR.
I, II. iARTER,-Pleuse announce tho
name OF AMOS SNonk, as candidate for
claims 10 present having been n isithful al.
Nocnte Gitl @ hcpuhiican party for many years
bears the scars Of battle received durir x the
the position. TnuK BLUE
r. II. HARTER-I herewith submit the
name OF Jacob Nehrh' od Of Adams tOwnship.
rs asnitahe candidate for the office OF COM
MISSIONER. Though Mr. NEHRHOOD has
been r, Iresehtative republican and faithful
soldier, he has never asked for Office and his
ndelity to The party has never been fOuLd
wahtiJg. We believe him CON nbeten' and dc.
sorviug. MANY yoTrRs
T H.HART TER.-Please announce my name
as candidate tor the ONCE Ct COM ISSION.
ER suite to the Republican rules, l have
no claims To present cave my record As taith>
ful advog ate OF the living principles of tho Re
publtcan party, aud have always been found at
tho posi- when duty called, whish lustihes me
In asaing tor the suffrage OF tho pe Dple Of Sdy
der County. HgSRy II. fERaFR,
Middlectcek Twp.
ED, POST.-pleaso nnnoace Ay name as
candidate for reelection TO ;hs ofiire OF
COUNTY LOMMIS slONER, subject to the
rules Of tho Republican IRrty ut their prI
mary election. JOHN VI. MOVER
7. II. HARTFR:-Plesse announce tho upme
II JOAN MOHN of Centre township, ~ a suItA.
lie candidate for the Office OF COUNTY COM.
VI MISSlONER, subject to the rules OF tho Rcpub.
Ican party at the Primary Election. Mr.. Molu
has faithfully hllsd the Office of Constable in his
D"D township Tor sixteen years and hi, ma nv
friends would bs delighted at au opportunity 10
vote for him II nominated.
REGULAR.
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TO WROh IT MAY CONCERN.

We tho undersigned Commissioners OF Sny.
der county, give notice that we Will attend at
our othce, in Middi eburgh, Rs a BDari Of Ap.
pea = tor the year 1854, as follows, to wit;
For Adams, Beaver. Beaver west, Cen re
Chapman and Frapkliu, on Monday, April
lth,
For Jackson, Middleburgh, Mildlecreek, M on
roc and renn, on TUESDAY, April lott,
For Perry. Perry West, Selinsyrove, Union
and Washington, IN Wednesday, April 10,
Appeals win be open each day until O'Clock
=, NJ,
Persons Interested may appear II they THU X
JOHN REITZ,
II. n, WE1XkL,
JOHN NJ. MOl Err,
Commissioners.
Con missioners Office, Middieburgh, Ponn'a.
March 81, lsSi.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-03-27
.NNREASUR Frs SALE OF UN
Il SEATED LAMBS IN SN DER co UN.

The I rcasurer OF said county, by authority
ard in pursuance OF the Act ~ Assembl, Of
March 3h. ~ 8, nni supple mems thereto,
snd toe Acto Assembly q 2yth March, ls,i,
and stIpl' ment, thereto, hereby vi, % notice
Tat 20 vii expose % public talc at the
COURT Nous l., In Miidiccurgh, Pa on
MONDAY, JUNE III, lssi, and ov adjourn
mont from dry to day Il Lecesssfy, the whole
ot the h reinafter desert 'cd tracts ant parts
oI tracts ~. and,. ,itust" In said county, or
such parts thereof rs VIII p.y the tounty ,rDHd
p."r,s no I AID building taxes aud the costs
accrued thereon, to wit:
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TREASURER.

T. H. 1lARrER, SIR PLEASE announce the
name ~ JOHN X, HUGHES Of Eanth Penn
iuwnshipnsa suitable candidate tor the ofIi.c nt
TREASURER Mr.. Hughes is known NJ m
honest OLD iarncr standby Of the republican
party, soldier and having held the same Office In
this county years ago, Is well qualified for the
position. FRANKLIN.
Ed. pOST.-rermit us 10 suhml, f,r tho con.
name 81 CHARLES A. .BOLENDEK of Frank.
iicc oi County TREASURER, lie hasa spot.
less record, true Republisan and l. BbuuCan iy
qlslinei. Let tho other townships iin H. nds
with US In nominating him. WEST BEAVER.
MIR. EnITOR:-p Please announce JACOB n.
II AETMAN, Of Centre Rs suitsble and we'll.
qualified Caudtdst" for tho once of COUNTY
TREASURER, Mr. Hartman wasa gallant
soldier aud represents gallant 6is:iic, He In
All unMaNerihg Republican; honest capable
I'M In 'ss men-pOpulHr-hud IL all respects q
saie custodian " the peoples money.
MIR. EDITOR Permit this township to
bring the attention ui the votes of SnNdcr coun.
~ at the coming Republican primary election
the name of ~ j. APP Esq of Monroe Town.
u IT, Tor the uihcc ui COUNTY TREASURER
Arp family Is one ui largest MS well us oldest IN
the county nnd - respectable any IN the state.
yet this ~ the hrs' instance Of any Of II Incnhc
being brought forward iUra county office. Mr.,
App n u g"ntltiuHn OI education and II elected
VIII faithfully l schnrSc Ia dutic. Of the Ollics
with credit 10 the county and to himself
IENN,