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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-22
A New Firm.

In another column will be found the
card Of Messrs. A. IL. Shafer & Co., who
will carry on the plumbing business at
the old stand of w. II. Freeman & Co.,
81 West Commerce street. This firm
proposes to keep full line of plumbing
ard gas-iltting goods, pumps, beer APP
paratus, etc, and to give prompt atten-
ton to all orders for repairing. The
telephone number is 279. The firm is
composed of Mr.. A. IL. Shafer, who has
had a large experience as a practical
plumber, and Mr.. Ed Braden, Jr., well
known as life time resident of San An
tonic. The San Antonio Electric Light
company, of which Mr.. Ed Braden, ST.,
Is President, also have their office at the
same place.
I.diaa apprnva IF NON. o,,ol,ino, 7 ittI.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-22

Ladies' approve of your smoking Little
Joker tobacco.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-22
PROPOSALS
For the Renting Of Rock QuarrieS for
the Year 1885.
MAYORS OFFICE.
CITY or SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
December ~, 1884.

Proposals will be received at this Office until
Saturday, IL m, December "a, 1884. Bidders
will have to furnish bond OF $500 that they
will comply with the City Ordinances regulat-
ing the rock quarries during the term of their
lease.
The city reserves the right tie reject any and
all bids. Bids to be endorsed: proposals for
Renting Of Rock Quarries," and addressed to
i2.l7-et J. II. FRENCH. Mayor.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-22
NOTICE TO
PRopER7YkOVNERS
ON SAN PEDRo-AvENUB.
CITY ENGINEERs OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO. December 10, 1854.

The STATE OF TEXAS,
County OF lleNar. Whereas certain par-
ties, whose names appear below, have failed to
pay the amount assessed against them for
street improvements made by the City of San
Antonio, In front of their property on san
Pedro avenue, after having received due
notice to construct the same, but failed 10
comply with said notice, and also failed to pay
the amount due the city for improving said
street;
Therefore, In my capacity as City Engineer
OF said city, and IN compliance with Section
OF City ordinance regulating street improve
inents,l have levied upOn,and ll,durinR legal
hours, ON the first Tuesday of the month OF
January next, to-wtt! On the sixth day OF
sald month, aud on each succeeding day there
after untii the sale Il completed, sell at public
outcry, To the highest bidder for cash, the be-
low described parcels of land and town lots
Ding and being In said City OF San Antonio, or
such portion thereof Ms will satisfy the amount
duc and unpaid by each respective person
herein named, with accruIng cost, before the
door of the County Courthouse, in the City OF
san Antonio, County OF BcNar.
Amount aud cost may be paid at any time
before the day OF sale.
Z. p. MATLACK, city Engineer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
Cursing The Greenbackers.


OUR Greenbaok friends have learn
ed ere this how they were duped by
the Grand Old Party in voting for
Test Oath Maxwell. We will ven
ture the assertion that the Green
hackers, with few exceptions voted
the straight Mongrel ticket. The
returns show that the Green bs ckers
deserted their own candidates in
this county ard voted for the Re-
publican nominees. Take the vote
oil Joseph A. Miller, P. R. Smith or
Jocob Gibson. They receive the
entire Democratic supro't in this
county, while their Greenback breth-
rem cast their ballots for the Repub.
iican candidates.
Squire Baker, OF Independence
writes TO the State Standard Al
Parkersburg and says "the Repu6li-
cars curee the Green hackers for their
defeat " How do the Green back ere
like THE ? How do tLey like the idea
OF assisting g party which turne
round after the election and curses
them for the assistance rendered ?
On Tuesday the Greenbackers, no
doubt. helped the Republicans in
their attempt to carry THE State for
Blaine. Ia very short time we
may expect TO hear of their receiv-
ing a round of curses for this help.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
GOOD NEWS.
Republican Inclnce. ity.

LAST winter one DIR. Warner, v ho
was travelling about the State max
ing political speeches and soliciting
subscriptions for an ultra political
paper called the West Virginia
Freeman, visited this town. As soon
as we learned Of Warmers intentions
to visit this place we commenced to
wage a RELENTLESS war upon him and
the cause in which he vas engaged
We did this for two ressons. u the
first lace we believed Warne. to be
deOeiver aud hypocrite, and in
The second place we regarded his
cause a s9heme 10 defeat the Demo
cratic party in this Stste.
About the time he wac here we
warned the Democrats ageinst tax.
ing any part in the Warner Johnson
move ment, and predicted that th.
Republicans would be loud in their
praises Of the man and his ostensible
Prohibition policy. Tlis was true.
The Radicals, IN almost solid
Pbalsnx, docked TO hear him. and
peaily every one Of them landed the
man almost to elysian regions We,
al that time, predicted also that
thfse same r. publicans would 90 10
the polls on election day and vote q
strail BIT Republican ticket,
And our prophecy bss been full
filed in fact and in deed The pol
books here chow that s.. John. tLe
Prohibition candidate for Pres,dep,
bid Dot receive Que vote. To have
heard The Republican, ia. up-D the
iseue one might bave decided thst at
least Thirty or forty Esrub icau,
we're solid for Prohibition. but Co..
fact stsres us 10 Tie Isce that tbose
Republican here who rroig.sed 10 b.,
sprTcrirTE % Prob orion mere -lup.
.y acting The bypooule DO orIsi TO
booiw'rk ID moelsne 7otf-
THIS dodge, We a.s r.sd 10 rote,
failed 90 bear me fr-.f.s 10 g
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
:, :. RENO DISTRICT.

.
Editor ARGUS AS L have seen articles
IN Sout Piper where teachers and others
have expressed sme of their thoughts
concerning the way the cxs limitations have
been conducted this fall, J. will proceed Ia
give very few of my many slough ccn
Corning 1t.
L NOTICED in the ] prral where Mr.
Frederick had written 3 card coonc.rnjnp
some Of the articles tina: have appeared il.
The ANGUS concerning the EXAMINATIONS
this fall. l for one more, think that they
CHE txaminasiops) ST., ULD be criticised
and that SEVERELY.
There were several things in the txsmi.
nations ;his fall that DO not concern our
free schools In the least, nor did they
come. any ways near testing the teachers
ability TO TEACH. l am one of the teachers
OF Preston who would not have the LRAsr
objections 70 fair, pfsSsical, ard rigid x,
amina,ion; but when Ii comes the way
that some.of the branches came this fall, l
am very much opposed 10 it, not because
did not reach 1he percent Cprobably tina,
deserved, but from other facts tia, I
have noticed since the examinations were
held. HHl
hr Frederick published in the Journal
that ANY one attending the Normal
Teachers Institute the full term would be
given NOT LEss than 95 per cent ON the
Art of Teaching, which L know he did
not do. know of teachers that ATTENDED
the full term, aud paid their full tuition
who did not got that, and who have taught
several terms, while others who have
never Taught day in their life got that.
Is there anything fair In that2 Prof.
DeGrsh stated before the Institute held a,
Kngwood this fall (by the consent Of Mr..
Frederick suppose ~ Mr.. Frederick did
not say anything against i) that the ex-
admissions this fall would depend entirely
upon that fngtitute. Did the questions in
ANY way relate to that Institute , 1 will
answer they Gid NOT 10 the LRAsr.
II Mr. Frederick wANrs 20 tee, the
teachers knowledge Of the branches to be
taught IN our free schools, and his ability
TO teach, why don't he give such questions
as would do that, and not such questions
be were given on some OF the branches
this fail 4 hope that Mr.. Frederick will
SEE bis erTor 10 time TO correct II before
The next Examination IL held, and then not
Feep The isaQheya waiting mouth before
they get th&ls esrtihcates. A TEAoHRs,
=. s'f sf. a..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
Prohibition movement.

THE Intelhgeucsr is now waging
war upon the Warner-Johnson
movement. The Republicans have
At last concluded that they have
betten eff more OF the Prohibition
potpie than they can devour. Even
here in Preston county the faithful
followers Of the G. o. p. have deemed
it necessary to warn the voters
against the st. John party. last
week, Voter" who has for some
time past been advising the faithful
as to the proper rood to travel, said
in the JouTna';
Let no prohibition;st be delud ed
with The idea that a vote Tor st. John
will prove help 10 the c.use OF
prohibition. tor it will inure only to
the benei. Of the DemocraD ic ticket. :
When Warner was in this county
last winter making political speehes
IN different churches in different
PAGES, it will be remembered that
we cad it was scheme TO defeat the
Democratic party in this State. The
Republicans, no doubt. were the
silent promoters OF the movement in
the first place. Fearing now that
their own party is in danger Of being
worsted by it, they turn right round
and denounce The very issue hey
at first supported.
We hope Democrats will not fail
to observe the hyPocritioaI move
ments Of our R idical friends in this
matter. aud when DR.. Warner CONES
about let him associate with and
speak 10 his bosom friends-the Re-
pub.lcans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
SCHOOL NOT Es.

Teachers are quested 10 meet with dis.
trict principals for the purpoee OF organ
izirg district institutes in the g. veral dis
irieis On Saturday Nov, 10Th AT Dam.
The following are the district p principals
for the ensuing term 10 the respective dis
tricis with place Of fret meeting Grant,
s. T. Wiley, Bruceton uiLs Pleasant.
none appointed Portland, Farley d Bcr-
~, Terra Alta Union, Q. L. Brown.
Aurora Valley, A, F. McMillcb, M4son-
towns Kingwood, Millard Peu, King
wood Lyon, u. f. shaban, Newburc
Rene, U. 5howalter, FellowsviIe.
Let there be a full attendance.
A. w. FREDERICK,
County Supt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

VINO "mutilated' the Republican
platform on the subject OF the tariff
to suit the local politician Of Weat
Virginia. This revised edition with
the Tree trade" portion left out EN-
snsted from the Journal office. /.
the editor OF that paper responsible
for the aforeeaid "mutilstion| ? 1,
vas this bob tail" "mutilated" ere
vlsed edition. that the local Re.
publican politician expoun1ed il
Preston County in order to deceive
voteiu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
souIness.

WHEN you saw very poor man
who had beer male SO. by Republic
can extravaganza aud high taxes,
DROP bis ballot in the box for Blaine,
though the had heretofore voted
the Democratic ticket all you had to
doi was 10 stand him on his head and
in nine cases out OF ten the A.
mount that dropped out Of his pook ct
was too dollars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07


THE Republicans in this town who
have been bswling loudest for Pro
bibltion went to the polls on Tues-
day and voted a straight Republican
ticket. This is just what we said
they would do when we took occas-
ion TO notice the subject nearly a
year ago. The Prohibition move,
ment is a farce with Republicans @ r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

HUGH Mccullough, OF New York,
has been appointed secretary Of the
Treasury by President Arthur. in
place Of Gen Gresham who resigned
to accept position as United States
Circuit Judge. Mr.. Mccullough
was Secretary OF the Treasury under
President Lincoln and johnson,
and essrded as an able fuancier.
lie 70 an 4ndisnesn by birth. and
has been engaged in Banking in
New York city for number OF years
past.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

TIE attempts o. the Great MoraI
Reiormer - eztric4te himssIl from
be motdle be got into on election
dty, although cad, csnno, fail to
evoke 4 emile upon The lace Of him
v'o reads then. TIE Moral Boss
'dp'ts everything 10 Fofman's tee
1mory to be true except the state
meni 20 that gsntIemsns sfidayit
"b'cn d,cinestbst Dswson gave The
~ ior tbs purpose ofI Anen6iDg bin
u vote FOR M4KaeI. Flick aod Brown
There is brought forward here a
qqt''lon Of veiaci'y between Dawson
sLd Forusn which The people wiz
decide TO sUi. Themselves.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
..'REBbsViLLE

Aessers VIM. o. Brown, IT,. and DR..
Kembls addressed tie Democratic meeting
here TUESDAY. Both mado excellep,
speeches. Several Of the RepuBiioa5 spices
we're atAhe,neeting.
Mis-: Martin IL suffering with cancer
and Hds thought che can not recover
Gro, r. z3nD 10 confned to hrs room by
Jumbaga.
kV Nsster delivered an excellent cor
men II NJ, Vernon Sunday.
Mics Jennie Graham will tesoh The NJ
Vernon school this winter.
Jacob Borns left last week for Iropdale
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

Happy thought-Buckwb wheat cakes and
''lasses."
1.-The eouth wind searches for the flowers,
Whose fragrance late he bore
And sighs To find them in the woods
And by thestresm no more"
Qnce again the chilly autumn has been
ushered in upon us with It's mournful
signs and Icy tears rs reminder TO US
that one m re year with lie sorrows and
joys lie gone.
Sickness is quite Prevalent here. Miss
Sennie Fortney is lying dangerously low.
Drs, Dent and Brown are attending ply
sicians. Also, Mrs. ]. w. Guseman has
been very sick for some time.
Mrs. Jennie Pride, of Morgantown, is
visiting her husband, who has saddIer
shop here.
w. r. and Mack Mcnear, of Kirgwoor,
were circulating among us this week.
w. III. C,p man, formerly of near King
wood, but now employed in the Sergeant
Generals flee at Wellington, accompapi.
cd by bis sister, Miss Ella, spent Monday
and Tuesday at j. $. Losr's. Miss Ella
has been empl yed as teacher Of the Slab
town school for the coming winter, aud
Mr.. Copeman, we understand, wilt re-
main at home but short ,ima when N.
Will relurn to his position at Washington
We are indeed glad To see our Preston
boys coming to tpe front, and holdiug
such positions of trust.
Mrs. ID. II. Lar, IT O.klanl. Ed i.
here attending the bedside ( her father.
William Wheeler, who, we are sorry a.
note, lie quite i'll.
H. II. Reed and daughter Hattie drove
over TO Muddy creek Friday with a load
OF those valuable spring beds which he i.
now manufacturing
We noticed in last weeks APeus a brief
statement of the wedding of Ath .lena
Loar, OF Ploirview, and Homer Cobun. of
Masontown, which we think deserves
more Than a passing notice, as It was An
unusually brilliant sffair. The Ceremony
to- k pl,ce at The residence of the brides
father at 1890 p. IN. in the presence of
quite number Of friends and relatives
Shortly after ceremony, congratuIs Il, ms
ara dinner were tver, they departed for
Hascnto~n, the home of The groom. where
they found large company Of invited
guest awaiting them. The evening was
passed pleasantly indeed. Charadinp and
various amusemeu' . were introduced, in.
terspersed with mu ,ic, and taking IL all H.
all surely wfs an occasion on which our
memories will love TO lirgsr, 1t would be
utterly impossible to give q minute de-
scription OF the affair in general so W,
can only say that this 10 another instance
In which two young and trusting lives
nave pHsht 4 their bark of love out ON An
unknown sea-the sea Uf experience-gitb
us INFESTED cargo of love, and with their
prospects, who can help hut farcsec a
bright and uncloudcd future. To them VIC
extend our hearty congratulations, wi. h
the hope shat the storm cl"uds o. l.fe may
never hover round their path way but that
their whole future may be one bright
tlYsian dream.
La" head, OF Morgantown, sold fine
buggy In our neighborhood list week
Miss Heeien Fairfax spent last week
with friends near Yernot. e~
John Wheeler, formerly Of his plece.
out now merchant Of Aitmonr. was
visiting his old home few Jays ago.
The Wool Growers AAsociatinn vii,
meet here N"Vembel, TN and good time
Is expected by alI TAO g. Ptra
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

1T 10 all over town" said the Arab
what ?" asked 'be old man, his eyebro ~
brisiling with oucioHty. "Mud" said the
youngster, while his mouth went clear
around bis ears in grin Right yon
are said the old man, "wnh the mud
come colds aud coughs, and you know the
remedy" Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. ="
rejoined the boy. Right you are agan 20
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

ALL tie Republican papers in the
country call the New York Sun a
Democratic paper. The Sun has
fallen from grace and must no lon
ger be clasaed with Democratic
Journals. 1t is betterfy opposing
Cleveland because the Governor re-
fused to give the editors son, Chae.
a. Dana, Jr. a place in his cabinet.
This Is the whole GAUGE OF the Sun 3
sourness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

WE learn that fraudulent voting
was done at GAINESVILLE, and the
matter will he looked mp. Men
from another district voted at that
poll.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

VIZ think we will be able"to make
display Of roostero next week.
News coming in this thursday
morHing is very encouraging to the
Democrats. We believe the Rspub.
lican party will be compelled to go
this time. The signs point to such
result surely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

RICHIE county has a new Demo
cratic paper published at HarrisvilIe,
called the Review. 1t is neat and
newsy and deserves the ?at coinage
OF Democrats in that section. We
wish it success.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
The Fig,lres.

FOLLOWING isa table Of the MAORI.
ties cast by the several counties At
The State election. To almost every
instance the majority given is Official
and the hnsl result will not be far
from $500.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
Goes Off Half-oockad

Ex-soLDIER, of Irondale, goes eff
half-cocked IL the last issue OF The
Journal. We asked the gentleman,
some time since few plain questions
IN regard to the tariff ard the pres.
ent condition OF business affairs in
this country. lie failed completely
10 answer our questions which were
asked IN the most gentlemsnly man.
ner we could put them Last week
the i.ascible individu al, whoever he
49, goes for rs savsgely, and states
that De has q pure wife and virtuous
daughiers What this bes TO do with
The tariff question or .he hnenclal
and business condition Of our country
We are at loss TO know. We never
impugued the oha9tii7 Of our friends
wife or questioned the virtue OF his
daughters. Far from it. Oar re-
marks 10 rep y o his silly baIder-
bash IN the Journal we're made TO
hud out ilhe knew what he wss talk.
ing about. We are now con inced
that be did act
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

JULIAN FLEvvIsc Of the New Do
m'n'on hss attached steam 10 bic
TO-" power press Hes. % ais paper
are both enterpnsng and keep fully
abreaat with The tiugs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
THE ELECTION.

AS We close our forms to 90 to
press the returns are coming in
slowly and indicate that Blaine ie
elected President Of the United
States,
The returns from ell the States
show that a tremendous vote waa
pol!ed. The Democrats have proba-
bly, carried New Jersey and Counec.
ticut and maybe Indiana. New
York is the great pivotal State, and
both parties are now claiming it by
small msjorities. Whoever carries
it will most likely be elected.
West Virginia remains loyal to the
Democracy giving Cleveland about
5000 majority.
The returns from the COMPRESSION
al Districts in this State show that
Wilson, Gibson and Snyder are
elected. Judge BraunOn will prob
ably be defeated by Gcf by a
small majority.
Preston County returns Indicate
Republican majority of about 200.
The official returns will be given
next week.
GOOD NEWS.
LATgR.-The returns on Wednes-
day night prove CIeveland's cleo
tion without a doubt. Latest dis
patches aaid Democrats had carried
New York, Indiana, New Jersy and
Connecticut.
WE ARE MOST CERTAIN
CL fVELAND is ELECTED.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

where he will spend the winter.
AN infant son Of Clark Menesrs died
last Sunday interment Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. J. Mckinney wifi leave
for the west soon.
8. q. Mckinney is plsstering bis house.
Mr.. Spurgeon has mis- new house nearly
completed.
Will GusemHn was fl to Kingwood
Sunday.
w. A. linn is erecting a stable.
Say, Republican Boss, has man a right
to vote that ia not resident of The coun-
~ 80 days prior to the election Eyes II
he is Republican" SELDoM.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

The elections being over the town
council should fine time 10 dscuss he
rrotat'e cost Of dangerous and de-
fective side wake. "a stitch in time
saves nine" 's an cid and true
gayinp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

The election is now over let us
have newsy correspor dence from
every town 10 the county. Send in
your letters We will be cure TO
publish them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07

ONE thing notjcible on the day Of
election vas the absence OF ministers
Of the gospel at the polls with Re-
publican tickets in their banda
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
KINGwooD Market

Go TO the show Monday night
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
To IN. 0en,iemen Of ,hs state.

To tho Gentlemen OF the state.
0cntlemen who prefer tner apparel made
TO order In correct and elegant style, can
not do better than to patronixs the re-
no sned establishment oi Douslas Bros,
who ransaots the largest exclusive
merchant tailoring business IN
the State OF Texas. To convince
yourselves OF this important fact you
have only 1, visit their house where you
will Ind a magnificent and complete st' ok
OF cloths, suitable for spring and summer
wear, embracing all the novelties OF tue
season And comprised OF the finest fabrics
produced by the looms of this country or
OF Europe, aud calculated 10 please every
variety oita,te. Citizens Of Dallas are Ia
millar and have been for years, with the
preceding truths In regard 10 their ability
Tor doing iifst.class work, tut 10 many
residents of neiehboring cities and towne
this information may be pleasant surprise
and induce them 10 SUPPL th In wants
where their wishes can BE- folly sunseryeu.
When visiting Dallas cal upon Douglas
Bro, leave your mea ure aud complete sat
isfaclion will be guaranteed 20 you. iodr
prospects ( 7 obtaining perfect TT will be
greatly enhanced thereby. and you will not
have u mourn over hopeless misiits be-
qneaihed to you by the travelling tiukers,
who 30 often represent themselves TO be
wha, they or not. Remember the famous
address. DouuLAs Bios.
703 Main stfeet, Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
wEATn ERFORD.

WIArHKRvoRD, F,b. %. - [Correspon'
dence. 1.-The friends Of the HERALD rejoice
much a. the change Of schedule, whereby
II now reaches WeatberfUrd on the morn
ing OF its publication, bearing the lstes,
news from the four quarters OF tho world.
District court is engaged to-day in trying
John Mitchell for theft Of ysarllngs. A
youth named jackson was OF trial yester.
day on a similar charge. The Jury were
unable TO agree upon verdict.
Henry LcDiz, on trial Saturday for as.
ssult with irtent TO murder, was acquitted.
Hon. J. N. Roach, one Of the ablest as
well as most experienced lawyers in this
section of ne stale. will be candidate for
district judge (distrct cor posed ~ Parker
and Ia rant connt'es) CIl,ntl Roach is
we'll aud favorable known In botl counties,
mum barring his working friend, ny scores
and hundreds. We doub, not there will be
other candidates, but We have 10 authority
10 state positively heir determination.
Onr county will be almost solid for the
reelection OF Governor Ireland.