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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-09

WAszIsOroS, May SHE Prssidsrr
20 deelined the inTihltioa Of tke
5sergia deasRation 10 visit Atlanta dur
ing tne seasaousof thu Comnsfeial Con
ts1tlon TIE lAttex part Of the present.
nonfh- The President's Official duties
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-09

PHrIApxzxKza. Mar s.-P hiiadsirhias
&, Bossons /.
Ia,ais 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-09
Ths stock Lisi.

NEW ToxK, May s.--Money. easy
i per oents prime paper, 4td5
sIsdina bills doll u $4.Se ; demand,
N.Y..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
DEAF AND BLIND.
How an Atlanta Woman
Was Made to See
and Hear.


M'ss Minnie wallace resides With hrp 0eerge Fck
land. 81 NcAfee street. Atlanta. Ca. and from her o~n
lips aconsiituuen reporter learned the fs.ie~inx ap
raliing story
ana deaf. and c.uld not taste Anything except salt. Her
bones became the seat 81 intense Pain. her joints were
80 ollsn and pairfai. and evenissls Der .hole body and
limbs h-esme covered ~ith spiotches and ANAL sores
Her appetite failed. and she gradually lost nrsh aud
strength. and had but iitle use 81 her, lf, as her limbs
and muscles " ere psralyIed. she. - swell a. her friends
and those sifh whom he lived. despaired 81 her re-
|covery. Hev suferings. combined with loss u hesrisg
All treainent from physicians and the use q medi-
clnes seemed pcssrlese. Her disease wss blood poison
and rheumatism.
A. sbs nov seemed eel and hearty TIE reporter asked
what wrcuxcf such swonderfui change.
n nsed = medicine BY . friend /" che
replied. and before one bottle had been taken | beg<n
10 see and hear. The second bct'le relieved all rheu-
matte pains src improved nv appetite Nksn I had
ing were fuiiy restored. sense o. taste returned. al
-pl0fches disappeared, sores all healed. ard ny strength
and flesh restored. now feel a. well Is ] ever did, and
my friends. - well - nyself. are sstounded."
what was the medicine. I" sskec the reporter.
botanic Blood Bain-R B b WAS the great RENE.
dy that acted 50 po~erfnlly on my disease and cured
me. never experienced any unpleasant symptoms
from is use. and it, action 10 . quick that u surprise.
all"
The reporter then soueht . physician ~ho knew the
case. wherenpcn be handed u the following lines:
~ examined the above case Of blood poison and rheu-
natism. before and after being cured and certify 70 The
the r = B. effected . most wonderful cure 10 THE yell.
lsigne.l y P. pRoNGooLR. n. d.
Blood Easz Co.. Atlanta. Ca. will mail . - page
book free. allied 9TH magical Effects.
Sold by Mshringer Bros, Druggists
Jasper, Ind.
Nav s,h. fss5-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08

ARIse3RoBBERY.--Thes most daring
robbery v er committed in Indiana, was
perpetrsted last week on the Express
train Of the L., N. A. & g. r. r., near
Harrodsburg in Monroe county. A sim
gle man entered the express aud baggage
car, aud Knocked down and shot and
mortally wounded the express messenger
aud also knocked down the baggage
smssher, and upon his getting up COM
PEELED him with . pistol at his head, to
open the express safe and give him the
money packages, after which be shot the
baggage master, and going on the plat
torn ofihe car. pulled.the bell rope, and
- the train slowed up jumped of and
escaped, Notwithstanding there was two
cars full OF passengers. The train was
then run to Bloomington and the alarm
given, when large pafties started in pur-
suit, but 80 far have been unsuccessful.
The robber was scratched In the SERUM
mage some way, as where he jumped
from the car drops OF blood were found,
and he dropped q revolver and $500 in
money. lie got away, IL Is thought, with
about 81, 800.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
Notice or Application for Liquor
License.

AYOTTcK - hereby given 20 the citizens Of Rsin-
IN bridge township. Dubois county. Indiana. that the
nnder signed viii apply % the Board o. county Cora
mis-ioners Of Dubois county, ~ their June term.
ISIS, under the prosixions Of en- Act. entitled IAN Act
10 regulate and license the sale Of s%pirifnous. yinons.
malt and other Intoxicating liquors, 20 limit the license
fee 10 BE- charged by cities aud towns. and 70 repeal al
former laws regulating the sale OF Intoxicating liquors,
and al laws and parts Of laws coming IN conflict with
the provisions Of this set prescribing penalties for The
violation thereof, and declaring an emergency Y passed
lby the Legislature Of Indiana. In ISIS, FOR Q license 70
sell vine and beer. IA quantities less than q quart
Al q time. 20 be drank on the premises, Tor . tsfAa
Of one year. The precise location where be desires
10 sell a. In his house situated on biz premises o.
10 part 81 the south-west quarter q the south west
quarter 81 Sec. twenty seven I'D. i. i. 3. X. nvs tbl
West. ID Dubois .ounfy. Iniiana. more particularly des.
lcribed a. follows beginning ~ the n. 3. corner 81 said
20 acres. running thence south - rods and fleet 70 he
Petersburg and Jasper road; thence Fest along said road
~ rods and . feet thence North 20 rods. 10 the North
line 81 said 70 scrss; thence East IN ssid line 70 rod.
and feet. 70 the place Of beginning. IN Bsinbrifgs
Nay *. iss-ss. JOSEPH LEcHEER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
Notice or Application for Liquor
License.

NoT1CE 70 hereby given t. tho citizens 81 Ja>psf and
IN ksiahriixs too nship. Dubois ccunty. Ind that
The undersigned will apply 20 the Rcsrt ofCounty Com
Imis~ioaer- o. Dubois county. q; their June term. isss.
the provisions of an Act. entitled A Act %
regulate and license the sale 81 -Piritaons. vincrs.
Zee 10 be chsrreih 81 eifies and towns. and 70 repeal
All former Laws regulating he -sle ofinfosicafinx liquors.
and al laws and parts cfis~s coming IN confict sith the
provisions 81 this set. prescribing penalties fsr the viola
mon thereof. and declaring a. emergency passed hy
the Legislature n Indiana. N lss5, for . license 20 sell
spiritnour. sincus md malt liquor. In quantities les
than a quar- ~ { tine. - 10 drsnk on the premises. for
"a term ef cEe year. The preci>e location where they de-
sire 20 sell is in . house situated and being upon To-
no. Twenty Three, - shown upon The original map Or
|giat Of the town q Jasper. Bsinbridgs township. Dubois
county. Indiana. akkbl6 4 SON
Mas LIST. 1ss5-sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTicE n hereby given 70 the citizens or Jasper
and Bsinbridge township. Dubois county. fndisns.
iha. the undersigned will apply 20 the Board Of County
ssioners o. Dubois county. a. their June term.
1855. under the provisions Of an Act. entitled IAN Act
70 regulate and license the sale 81 spirituous. vinous
and malt and other intoxicating liqnOrs. 70 limit the
license fee 10 he charged BY cities and towns. and 70
repeal all former LAWS regulating the ssle of Intoxicating
liquors. and all laws and parts ~ laws coming in con-
.hict with the provisions Of this sct- prescribing pen.
aitles for the violation thereof. aud declaring an emer-
rency.' passed By the Legislature of Indiana. in ISIS
for q license 20 sell vine and beer. In quantities les.
than . quart 81 . time. 20 be drank On the premi.
ses. for : term q one year. The precise location where
he desires 20 sell T. IN his house and yard being upor
lots Nos. 1s and lse. - shown upon the original mar
or plat q the town o. jasper. Dubois county, Indiana
Nay 5th. 1ss5--3~. HENRY ESTHOFES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTICE Il hereby given TO the citizens % Jsspef
and cambridge township. Dubois county, Indiana.
that the unders gncd will apply 70 the Board ~
County Commissioner 81 Dubois county. Al their June
term. lss5. under the provisions ~ an Act. entitled An
Act 10 regulate and iicenssfhe sale % splrituous, sinons
malt and other intoxicating Liquors. 20 limit the license
fee TO De charged by cities and towns. and 70 repeal all
former laws regulating the sale 81 Intoxicating liquors
and al laws and parts Of laws coming IN conflict
with the provisions ~ this act. prescribing penalties
for the violation thereof, and declaring an energency.'
pass ed BY the Legislature Of Indiana. IN ISIS, for .
license 10 sell spirituous. yinous and malt liquors., In
quantities less than . quart AZ . time, 20 be drank on the
premises. for q term 81 one year The precise location
where they desire 70 sell n In . house situated and being
upon lot No. Twenty Three. a. shown upon the original
map or plat Of the town ofJAsper, cambridge township.
Dubois county, Indiana. WILLAMETTE JOHN,
DwARD L. MERCKER-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

AyOricE h hereby given 20 the citizens ofJ.spsr and
Rsinhridxs to~ nship. Dubois county. Indiana. thai
the Undersigned will apply 20 the board of county Com
~ Dubois county. Il their June term. ISIS
|anaer the provisions y an Act, entitled An Act 10
regElsfs and license the sale q spiritnous, vinous.
M alt and other Intoxicating liquors. q limit the license
lee 10 be charged hy cities and towns, ard % repeal all
FORMER ia~s regulating The sale u Intoxicating liquors.
and al laws and parts ~ laws coming IN conflict With
the provisions o. this act. prescribing penalties for the
violation thereof. and declaring an emergency" parsed
|by the Legislature o. Indiana. in Isis. Tor q license 20
sell spirifnons. vinons and malt liquors. in quantities
less than a quart ~ . time. 20 be drank on The prsni
|ses for . term Il one year. The precise iuezttun ~hsre
he desires 90 sell Is IN a house. situated and being upon
Lots Nc<. Is and n. Knntick's addition 20 Jasper, ss
shown upon the original map or plat % the town ofJAs
per. Rainbriise township. Dubois connty. Indiana
SDR J. AcSERSRY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08

AyOrCE y hereby given % the citiEsnso u rcrfsrs-
stlic ami Boone tosnship brhcis county. Ind.
that the undersigned ~il apply ~ he Board " County
commissioners ~ rahois county. a. their June term.
fs-1. unaer the provisions u an Act, entitled AN Act
20 regulate and license the sale ~ spirltucus. slnous
malt and oth.r Intoxicating liquors. 70 limit the license
lee ~ be charged ~ cities and towns. and % repeal all
former la~s regulating the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
snd AillAws AMI parts u lsws naming IN conflict 9th
the provisions 81 this act. presenting penalties for the
violation thereof. and declaring an emergency passed
BY the Legislature ~ Indiana IN ISIS. for : license 70
sell vine and beer. IN Quantities less than . quart 81 =
time. % b drank on The premises Tor . term u one year
ras precise location where he desires 20 sell l. IN .
house situated and being upon the south west part 81
fractional section ~snty-cne town one North. ~ ksngs
ave West. S3s rods. adjoining the town ofPorterssiils.
Dubois county. Indiana T.. SESNlNG.
NAY sth. isSS-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08

rvThe town election in Jasper on
Monday was observed as . mere matter
Of form. the people generally not taking
interest enough In II TO vote-only Isl
votes being polled. This is not as IL
should be, for the corporation IL In debt
nearly two per cent. OF lite taxables. and
property owners must pay : heavy tax
70 meet interest, principal and current
expenses, and are liable BY their lack OF
attention 10 have taxes largely increased.
Eternal vigilance ID the price" not only
Of liberty, but Of good municipal man
ngement. The following Is the vote OF
Monday:
For Clerk--Jacob Gosmann il8.
For Marshal--Lco GutzweiIer los /: j.
+. Gardner ~; Ferd. Schumacher 3,
For Treasurer--John r. Mehringer 50
Jos. Roellc 81.
Trustee ist Ward m. Echcirich, Jr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08

The following embraces what was
done from the 81 to the Sth dav Of Court (:
State VI. Fred. Hansel, A. b., guilty.
fined s. 90; John w. Eggers, allowing
minors 10 play pool. not guilty Henry
Mauntel, selling to minors, nollied /; John
Opel. ret. fined $50; James NJ. Sanders,
A. & b. with intent TO murder. not gull
~: Grayson Frakes. A & b. with intent
10 rob, not guilty John T. Gardner. G.
&. W.. fine IS; Jos. Kuebler. G. L. w. :.
indictment Quashed ; John Michel, petit
larceny. fined 81 and sent to States pris-
on for one year; Henry Berger, attempt
to provoke, fine 81 I; Shelton Vice. draw
ing weapon. not guilty Jacob Haning.
A. & Il. with intent TO murder, defendant
failed 10 appear. aud his bond was for
feited Wm. and l.. Postlethwait, tres
pass, not guilty.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
+. Joseph W estate OF VIM. HUM
judgment for $9l 70.
J.. NJ. Pleasant and A. Granddaughter,
exrs. r. NJ. welman's estate sale Of land
confirmed and deeds ordered.
Rhods Green VS.. s. Z Richardson et
a.. Commissioner report Of partition
confirmed,
II. 4. Summers We. Jos- kunkel ct al
judgment for defendants.
4. Beatty ct al. vs.. o. Beatty ct al.
report of partial partition, and Benz. A.
Simmons appointed Commissioner to sell
residue at public sale.
Jennie r. Gasser VS.. VIM. Gssser (; con
tinued.
Mat. Schenk ct al. vs.. Nj. Striegel et
al. Geo. Cox. Commissioners reports sale
Of land to John II. ChAnley for el00 sale
confirmed and deed approved.
VIM. ~Reutepohler, admir-. Henry Rich
ter We. T.. A. Richter ct a.. Commits
sioners report widows third set of TO
her, and admr. ordered to sell residue
At public sale.
G. Eckert, admir- John w. Snoddy
ordered TO cell real estate at public sale
Isidore Schumacher, guardian Of mi
nor heirs Of F. Schmidt, deceased, re-
ports sale Of real estate to Mat Schmidt
for SITS, confirmed
Samuel j. Hensley W X. G. Minor
venue changed to Crawford county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
MEAT MARKET !
R. CHRISM0N

Has opened In the Post-ofice building
In Jasper q meat market, where he will
supply customers with the very best the
market affords for cash. Open every
day except Sunday. He solicits the
patronage OF everybody, and By having
the best Of meat will cndcavor to merit II.
Persons having fat beeves, calves or
sheep to sell, will find It to their inter-
est to call on him.
Farmers coming to town are invited to
call and take Q good roast or steak home
With them. Feb. 30, 1855 II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,

NOTICE IL hereby given that the under
signed. surviving partners of the late nrn q John
VI. sneddy 4 Co, BY order u the nrb0is Circuit Conrt'
will oner for ssle Al PUBLIC AUCTION. 81 their place q
business in the town 81 Jasper. r county. Ind %
SATURDAY, MAY 3osh. 1885.
All the personal properly belong .g 70 sad late frn
consisting Of . iot ~ snishet. part fni shed sns rough
spckes. machine oil. t~o ~heelbsrrows. ore truck. two
pnr cfpipe ionxs q. . LOT Of white oak timber growing On
TO acres o. land IN jefferson township. ovnsi w John
X Chaniey and William Goodman. measuring IS inrhsI
sni upwards In diameter ~ the stump. and vsricu.
other articles. too numerous 20 mention
TERMS OF SALE :-One hal cash on dag of sale
balance IN four months. purchaser giving biz note wiik
good suri'y to the approval 81 said surviving partners
bearing Xix per cent interest from date. and without 70
lief from valuation laws.
Sale 20 begin ~ 10 o'clock .. N.
IGNATZ ECKERT. 1 r ,.
JOHN MACK,
L. BRETT, Attorney.
Mar sfh. fss5-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the r. O. At Jasper. Dubois
Co., Ind. Nav 4th. 1885, which II
not called for within four weeks will be
sent 10 the Dead letter Office:
LADIES LIST.
Johann Buttner, Mary May, Ccliy
Sprauer.
c~ENILENEN's LIST.
Harry Hartland, Alois Sprauer. John
Hardmsn.
Persons calling for n OF the above
letters will please say advertised in the
Jasper Courier, and give date.
,. n. PLEASANT. r. ~.
May sth, 1885.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08

ESUMERATIoS.--The township trustees
made their reports Of enumeration Of
school children to the Superintendent
last Friday The following shows the
enumeration Of this year, as also the to-
Ial Of las; year. Among the children
there IL q total Of ~ colored ones. JEFF
ferson township and Birdseye show the
largest increase Of any township in the
county, being $50 in the aggregate !; Jas
per comes next, with an increase Of 81.
The total increase in the county Is 299
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08

a1-There was some talk This week Of
q find Of lead aud silver on the Dupps
farm BY the mineral compsny's prospcc-
tors, but VIC guess the find turned out 10
DO sulphur aud pyrites Of iron.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-08
BLACKSMITH SHOP!
MRS. ROSA GASSER,
Nonh Main bet. 7th and 9Th otroeeD.
IAGaSER.IND


rs prepared at her shop TO execute
I promptly all kinds Of DISCRIMINATING:
She has the best Of material and good
workmen, and will endeavor TO merit .
share OF patronage. Also, for sale the
celebrated CLIPPER HARVESTING
MACHINES. MRs. Rosa GAssED.
April sd, '65-ly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-10-24
Why Democrats Should Elect the
Whole Ticket.

Democrats of Carroll the issues this cam
paign call for your best endeavors.
You should elect the Clerk, in order to
hold control of that part of the Circuit Court,
with its patronage of four or five deputies,
You should elect the Register, in order to
hold that important position in the Orphans
Court, with its patronage.
You should elect the Sheriff. in order tc
hold that officer of the Circuit Court, who has
deputies to appoint and is oftentimes charged
with the selection of Jurors.
You should elect yourle legislative candidates
because the next Legislature will have to elect
a United States Senator, Governor, Treasurer,
and two Police Commissioners for Baltimore
You should elect your candidates for Coun
ty Commissioners, in order that the excellent
management of county affairs may be contin
ued, the county debt reduced, and taxes kept
to minimum point. Don't forget that the
rate in Carroll is from fifteen to sirty-tacc
cents J0aCer than i1t counties under Republican
rule The Commissioners, too, have the ap-
pointment of q constables, II tax collectors,
about 260 road supervisors and a Steward Of
the Aims House.
You should elect the County Treasurer il
order to have Clerk and Treasurer in sym
pathy with the County Commissioners, and to
secure harmony of purpose and unity of ac
ton.
You should elect the Surveyor, in order tc
make clean sweep of the county, and allow
no break in the victory.
Every candidate was fairly nominated, and
is entitled to your support on party grounds
All are competent, and entitled to your sup
port on that score. The welfare ofthe county
depends upon your action. The full Demo
cratic vote is demanded to overbalance Re
publican counties on the state ticket, and
upon Democratic Legislature may depend
the control ofthe next United States Senate
The Importance of the election is threefold
Be active, then, Democrats; do your whole
duty, and elect the whole ticket from top tc
bOttOm
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-10-24
Letter from Baltimore County.

RossvILLE, Oct Goth, 1885.
Editors of the AdUOcdte Mr.. John Beaver
and wife, of your neighborhood, are paying,
or have been paying, us visit. Mr.. Beaver
was on his wedding tour, having married Miss
Matte Diehl, of New Windsor, the daughter
of Mr.. Samuel Diehl, well known and re-
spectacle farmer of Carroll county. The
young folks were joined in matrimony on the
10Th inst We wish them long, happy, and
prosperous existence, and feel sure from
their demeanor they intend to pursue such
course.
We learn that DIR. J. P. Summers, of War
feldsburg, has large and lucrative practice.
Protracted meeting commenced on the 18th
Nicholson preaching an interesting sermon.
DR.. S. Viers Mace has large practice.
The Doctor was a student at the Western
Maryland College for sometime, he afterward
graduated at the Maryland University OF
Medicine, Baltimore, Md.
The Franklin Lyceum of Rossville, have
reorganized. Prof Calvin /. Shatfer was
chosen president; Prof Jos. Blair vice pres
ident; Mr.. G.. Ross Mace secretary.
We believe we are about ready for winter.
The potatoes all in the cellar, and the cider
barrels filled to the brim. We are now
waiting for our highly priced birds, the dncks,
and know ere you go the press they will be
towering over our heads. A little rain and
cold wind will bring them from their northern
homes. Gentlemen put on your water proof
boots, Cquip yourself for ducking, ask your
wives to excuse you for a brief period, and
come along with u.s. Mr.. James Milligan
Gillespie has killed over thousand ducks
some seasons.
We must add that we had an abundance of
rock-fish this season. Quail and rabbits are
plentiful this year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-10-24
HeurvE. wOotteu.

My attention has just been called to the letter of
Henry EWootten, written on the Sth of october inst
to VIM Keyser, for use at the fusion meeting held
few evenings since at the Concordia Opera House in
Baltimore, wherein directly and Senator German
indirectly are charged with gross frauds in connec
ton with the election of 1879 in Howard county.
So far as they relate to me personally whether di-
recty or by implication desire to say to the public
First They are stale and worn out and have al
ready been passed upon by the people of our county
where Wootten and are.both well known, in the
Wooten was candidate for the Legislature, and
made public these chasgeS for the first time in that
campaign although he said they occurred in 1879.
The people defeated him by a vote of condemna
ton heavier than any other man on his ticket.
Second. denounced these same charges at that
time QSS1) wherever went through our county as
wicked and malicious lies, gotten up for political
purposes only, and denounce them now as delib
crate lies gotten up for similar purpose at this
90 further. and say that Wootten acknowledged
to me in the streets of Ecott City, after that elee
ton, when met him face to face that he had only
spoken for political buneombe, that he hoped he
had done me no harm, and that all such things
were fair in politics.
for Howard county. 1 register of voters of the
fifth district If what he now says was true, he not
only had it in his power, but it was his bounden
duty under his oath of office to have had then and
there judicial examination into these matters.
challenged and defed him before our people to
make the demand then, and he ANONYMOUSLY
backed down.
Fourth. But Wootten isno longer the same citizen
of Howard county he once was. was in the Con-
federate army with him, and know him we'll
Habits which he contracted whilst in the army have
now taken complete possession of him. All through
Howard county this is q notorious fact and to the
people of that county appeal for the truth of what
l say.
Many things are forgiven Wootten because of his
condition, but i'll Baltimore, it woud seem, he has
been made a catspaw of by people who, whilst they
know of, as have every reason to believe, his I'M
fortunate habits, using him to malign and SLAM
der other people, amongst them myself
The registration in Howard county, in my district
was conducted in the presence andunder the super
vision of q gentleman who served as q clerk, and
who was then and is now a personal friend of
Wootten.
The registration was also conducted in the pres
ence and under the supervision of Federal officers
appointed for that purpose, and whatever errors
were committed, if any, were such might have
occurred anywhere under the most careful system.
tried to do my duty honestly to the entire people
of my district in the county and believe they will
all say did. ROBERT L. SCAGGs,
Fifth District of Howard county.