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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

case at Morrilton. The Solgohachs ie prohibition petition was dismissed because no election was held there two years ago and license could not be issued any way. The Zion Hill petition was continued until January. The Oppelo potion was granted '. The pauper farm is to ba let in Jan uary The county court has made an order allowing persons sent to the county farm to be released at any time by consent Of the contractor by paying balance due on fine and cost, tue contractor, however, having to pay the county for the full time oi the sentence NJ. Broun, county surveyor, who had his ankle broken recently, had his foot amputated last week. He is nov improving Eli Cummings, who was charged with selling liquor on election day was fined by Mayor Allnutt for selling whisky without license, $l,400; fol violating election law, S20o; violat ing town ordinance, 50; carrying concealed weapons, razor, $50, ol $l,655 besides cost. He will work it out on the county farm.
 YELL COUNTY.
 c. c. Cook Of Ola, will move te Texas Eugene Moore of Ozark talks of locating at Dardanelle. l. Married -at Gravelly Hill, Nov. 10 Herbert Friend and Miss Rosmar Lacy :. Died-at Dsrdanelle, llth Carrie L. Keyton :. Hardy c. Car ter, of DardaneIle has been mention ed as probable candidate for pros ecuting attorney of this district al the next election Summary Q taxes for 1885: Poll tax $3, ,532; pen altie, Sl63; total on real estate SIS 3973l; personal $l4,19556; tota $36. .2S7.S7 =. Total valuation 0 taxable property for 1885: real $1, 494547; personal, $l,o52, 260; total $2, ,446, ,S07.
 JOHNSON COUNTY
 Prof. D. J. Evans has just closed a successful singing school at Clarks vile. .. John Marshall, of Woods Mountain has received from Ken lucky fine male calf of the Shorl Horn variety at a cost of $l32 90 This calf is probably the most per feet thoroughbred Tn the county :. The county clerk has issued the fol lowing marriage lecenscs: J. F. Bo ley and 5. C. Rose; P. L. Yates enc P. A. Qualls; Wm. Soard and Belle Feltnor; w. T. Ray and Laura Mo hon A Little Rock Gazette re porter has been informed that Hon F. R. McKennon, of Clarksville would probably be candidate fol congress from this district in the next campaign :. Robt. Stoneciphel of the late Van Buren Daily Optic will soon start weekly paper al Coal Hill ..The Pi,tsburg town ship Sunday School Association was organized at Brown schoolhouse on on Saturday, the 14th inst, and con tinued two days. Alter the enroll ment of delegates, addresses of wei come were delivered by Misses Jul ia Selby and Arvey Nation, and 5 response by Mir. Samuel Robins The election of officers and the adop tion of constitution were next on the programme, and $. J. Burns was elected Vice President, Miss Arvey Nation Treasurer, Thomas Sims Sec retary
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26


 IT was not democrats who put up the price of handkerchiefs this tune. Their eyes needed no wiping over calamitIes befallen them, and the na- ture of the case made it healthy lung exercise to shout victory in the air. All in all the democracy is seized with kind of universal good feeling which springs from the con sciousness of merited confidence and cali to honor and position. She feels in her exhuberance like extend Ing her hands and proclaiming her gospel of fraternal good will to every lover of liberty and justice. Ho ev- cry one that desires, come ye, into the folds and enjoy the fruits of her confidence and victory, and especial ly every one who had ever named her name in the love of her princi. ples.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

IT would be 3 project worth trying during this beautiful weather to break your ground for next years crop. If you could follow your turn ing blow with subsoiler It would be so much the, better.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

THERE are more men in Pope coun ty to day who own the land they live on than ever before. We take il that this points to right disposi tion among the people to own the land they cultivate when it is possi ble tO do so.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

ALL the elections being over and no more sectional bile in sight to be stirred, John Roach, the man who is sleek from fat contracts under repub- lican rule has resumed his work in his navy yard in Philadelphia.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

OUR criminal laws are not defect. i've. The defect is in their admins. tration, and in the attempts to null lify the action of the courts when properly taken.-Gszette.
 This is eminently correct. The Gazette further goes on to show one great cause Of mob law to be the loss of confidence in the officials, either as to their ability or disposition to enforce law and bring criminals to justice, and when one is convicted a petition for his pardon Is an easy thing to obtain. We remember the case of the train robbers on the Fort Smith railroad, special term of court was called, and special arrange ments made to visit condign punish ment on them. If justice sure and certain would come along in the wake of crime. and the everlasting technical delays abolished, it would soon do away with any spirit of mob law among the better classes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

 ON the 20th inst, the Arkansas Gazette began the 67th year of It's existence. The Gazette is full of years and honors and we trust It's prosperity will ever be commensur ate with it's deserts.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26
letters from the People

Correspondence of the Democrat.
 BELLS CHAPEL, Nov. 2l, 1885. .-- We are having warm, dry weather, needing rain. \. Farmers are about through gathering crops .. C. J. Reese & J. s. Claunch have bought out A. s. Cloninger, he has left the state and gone to Yell county, he says Cleveland is not President over there. Guess he knows ... We had good protracted meeting here some time ago. One John Witt took a prominent part in leading prayer. in grove meeting, he then being under bond for fine and cost for violating the law. $. 5. Barefeld went on his bond. Barefield and Witt both being Brothers of Freedom, but he, Witt, did not regard his obligation, a few weeks since, Witt sneaked of to Texas and left the brother the bag to hold. 1 guess the next time he goes on Wits bond he will learn to don't. J. E. PUTNAM.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

THE withdrawal of Mir. John G. Holland from the editorial depart ment of the Searcy Beacon leaves Mir. John R. lobe in sole charge as editor and proprietor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

TIE memory of the oldest inhabi- tant scarcely runs back to such an- other fall as this. There have been but two or three little rains for the last two months.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

SPEAKER John c. Carlisle it is thought will lave an easy walk over. It is not thought he will have any opposition.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

GEN. Fitzhugh Lee, governor elect of Virginia, desires to be inaugural ed in the very plan Jeifersonian style of simply taking the oath of office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1885.

IT has the appearance of late of falling out very we'll indeed to the Democracy, thank you!
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26
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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26

TIE first page of the Arkansas Democrat has been surmounted with a new and handsome heading.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26
correspondence of the pemocrat


 PoTrs STATION, Nov. 2l, 1885, The time has come for me to say good by. Old Pope has been my home for forty two years. 1t was the place of my birth and the nome Of my youth, the best of my days have been spent here. A visit to the old homestead recently filled my heart with sadness as l stood gazing and thinking OCT the past, and look ed for the spot where once stood the log cabin where I was born, not a track or trace could be seen. But in the language of the poet l exclaimed, 'sIn the old field between wheat and corn,
 Is the lonely home " here was born;
 The cedar shades the doorway still.
 But a strangers foot has crossed the sill-'
 To my brethren of the mystic tie, I will say, let us follow the teachings of our noble order, that we may sit together in the Supreme Grand Lodge above. To my young Pastor and Session of Mt. Zion church, would say good by. and may the work Of the Lord prosper in your hands, and especially my Sabbath school schol lars, may they all be fed with that living bread that comes down from Heaven. If we meet not again un til we pass over the river of death, may we all be safe in the heavenly fold, and then we will sing that new song in the paradise of God.
 My record IS an open book, read and judge ye. l owe nc man any thing except good will to my friends, and if I should wish to return, 1 shall neither be ashamed or afraid to come and stand by my record. But the man that bit me on the back has lied, and should call on some of my friends to take the beam out of his own eye that he might see clearly how badly his own business needs attention.
 To my many friends who have all been so kind to my family in assist ing us at all times, they will please accept our heart felt thanks. Now we say, dear friends, farewell.
 NJ. c. LEARN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26
NEIGHBoRHOOD NEWS.
Gossip and Matters of Interest From Surrounding Country.
ATKINS NEWS.

W. l.. Clifton has gone to Texas. ... Candy pulling parties are all the rage '. Isaac Turner who was bad ly hurt in runaway accident, is bet ter. :. w. l.. Daniels dwelling and contents were burned while absent sitting up with sick nelghbor. He lost $74 in money. Bob Frost is gone with no date fixed for return. ... MARRIED.-Sunday 10th inst. by Rev. Mir Galloway, MT. ". F. Lazenby and Mrs. Bettie Robinson, relict of Assessor Robinson. There Is spice of romance connected with this marriage. Mir. Lazenby and Mir. Robinson during his life time were near neighbors for fourteen years, during which time the greatest friendship existed between the fami- lies. In the course of time MT. Rob inson died, and a little later Mrs. Lazenby was called away, and now A closer friendship is formed by the survivors and partnership formed that will last through life. Each one has ' children and considerable property, and the consolidation makes strong family and solid es, tate. May peace, joy and prosperity attend them for aye.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-26
CONWAY COUNTY.

T. D. Hawkins has been appoint
 ed deputy sheriff vice J. H. Coblentz resigned MARRIED:--In Grifir township, Richard Blankinship te Miss Arena c. Victory. This is one case in which the young man gained the victory .. DEArns;--In Bentley township, Mrs. Lizzie Moore. Neal Morrilton, Timothy Gay. He was an old and highly respected citizen Of the county and his death is mourn
 ed by the whole community .Eld. J. M. Hart, of Eldorado. has accept
 ed the call as pastor of the Baptist church at Morrilton MARRIAGE LIcENsE.---John Conner 10 T. E. Bishop; L. C. Clinton to L. c. How. ertoa; J. +. Morris to Cora l.. Gam blc; Lenard Haynes to Dulccna Min
 yard Waffle Westeriield of At kins, has accepted position as salesman at B. A. Dowdle < Sons, Morrilton The Judge ovcrrulcd the motion to reopen the prohibition
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
WILLOW CREEK.
Sam GJg"r j. sick

Sam Glg"r J.. sick.
4 con 81 ! y smith. and daughter
ofC II Jackson nave been sics.
The prospec, ;,T corn never VAS bet.
VI Jackson aud sOnI have ~ acr.s
n fu" !is,ei corn.
ii - BTutakcr j. the boss grain
stacker.
Itero will he y hask"' picnic a; Ito
Willow Greek .Chopl house. under the
auspices 90 IA. .ociety Of Frcnd.. q,
commence saturday. August -. and
continue over Sunday
Wilder BrDs have finished Their fall
p'owing.
II Jsctsou ha- purchased a 40
acre tract If land from 4 I Ofm.hy {.
aud Intends - .iay here -
We would Ike fur Loogoo'er" IN
walk up and down WiIIos creek. and
-"e that there are men here shp ca
farm They came from Indians. IL
luni- and iowa. and perhaps = f.~
from Ohio. bat The Buckeye are nnt
- me top o. IL" nssp ~ suy means
"hcr" ;. -p"o p"ndyke'
We supppse Log ~p'"s ran &C. hHs
rewafd 10y calling on Eipornder hss
l1or- northeast - imhuv.
IL the waste taske: .. fell. return ,hts
% CRAsxr Jon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
PAw-pAw

SarSjas sraiu = ;hc orIcF of the
I- i4s.
Tie binders have rnosed from Tive
s-s.s field. "a The barn.
Tt thry~alns machines. are Airrai,
cumming rai. Turning GA, w.l. 80
h.,ae.- 70 the ac;c "a .ou.e ,art. II
rrs3uFV
- : lAvcT;y ard family have sfrsy-
e le-c from l,unssl,aai,. ~h.ss
iA's have L-en vlsiaug
" /; IhoTa. has bru-h. a farm T.,
Neh-l.ss Tie g. formerly from Me-,
Virginia. We welcome h.ia ~ our
midst.
CN Hove = ;pt' * down = vel
III" = only down - feet lie expects
g. -" down lEi I; d. low Nufl
II Barton and & ~ Howe pureha~-
- a new tItr~hins machine. llt.s
talsy - stV tie ta'.
W II Hone ha- pax ga ali.,.an :,
hi- house. H,EtIN i.is.sE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
WEST INAVAIr.

Fine weather for has making. Ani
tie iaTmer. aic improving tie time.
tie nt-i NaN
Jamcs Weller Pa. purchased hyni
o! 10 acre, 20 smith counts h vn.s..
sut la. been down there making hry
~.II,.s.
N>- Carrie R.c j, very .igG Viii,
TNItu,i fever
Mother Morley can boast of lie fl
NEST flower garden IA tic valley. l,.
a grand GARDEN far a Lads % .ktv
N,tT- e., attend To-.
Corr l. tine Ia 'ljs part Il jb- co'iu-
" II wi. exceed the crop u Ast
SyNr
Ne understand ,hs, \ r Ayers IN
p" . o. sell tts property here AMI
= aAv isr ucs>cc ti- future home W
tF~ sony Ga lu-c = good negutof.
uH' N'.'l- io-> - ou- !. gam to auo,l.-
80 Vr !,..r. No.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
PLEASANT HOME.

\ shower 81 raiu would be appgeci-
atci
Tho ilus hn. been raging through
thg> country Tor Ia" past irS weeks.
Mr. W III Bircus d. sick
ANDY Nehtef. ii Saltwater precinct
lot = chill! last week from i!ur
Robert Aism~on and Mr Wilder IL
Willow trees, are quite sick.
&c Bircu- = very -iCk.
VIM Guy "a. hecu suck.
We believe most OF thc sickness -
caused by heat sud pverwork
r VI ~aular ~ a letter 10 one Of a..
friends. report. thing tlouu hing IN
iJVs
Guide Rock - % have n brick hank
and q lHfs" elevator IA the near future.
While bog, gp dosn. Marshsi;o~n
"irc s"es up.
Iii iIasau and family have gone To
Iowa on - short vssit. lie will bring
hI- parents hack with HIM.
Mr. Reed and family are 20 return
th!- weck from their vl.l, In Town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21

TRAM RoBBERY-On WEDNESDAY
evening wAI.ethe rest bound train VAS
standing on the siding a: Cowles one
o; the ears were broken open AMI A
small mount Of Freight distracted
there.rom. Tae w.deav4ke conductor
discovered something jls, a. tie train
was starting and notified the station
agent. VINO started At once with a bull
dog - IN either hand.tnd each paE;ic
u'a- hair standing on end like The fret
ful porcup;ne. After closely scanning
the eide track Tor some distance M drs-
covered an Individual carrying OF :
sack 81 -four. Tire brave defender O:
the ccmpany's interests called n halt
and succeeded in capturing two sacks
OF flour leaving the thief to be dealt
With accoriin: 70 Jaw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
JUDsO1

Married. BY tie IL lbr;xh: minister.
Nr Vii schfn,i q Mr.. Rose wsinsr.
q, the Hurupsel. school hon,r. in Ne
brasss. after Which the. returned To-
M John King =. where the v-ssdasx
supper had ~alrcS'y iscu prepared ~
NJ King. Ahapsi - pgr@.Ds ssi down
=; ;hc table. shich sSs loaded with
GOO. - 1ss. Afer .urp~T the ycsns
foss fai 4 dance. T. Nslnrr furnish
ei thc ualsic. We ash Tie happy
ctHai~ s1grt-A
>ou farmer. have th1e-h~i tbsr
'tts which are tsirniBg o1: from -
- tu.br. Tor Rcfr.
Corn 8, okins ~s!i. +.
I'm Hooper. nsoshrr h.. heru ou
"a" ssrS lf-t I oHs- time past.
eco NoIngfuri ,ri-i hi. nes mux.Y
tar u.ucs day lie ;lluk. !, 4. dAsss.
t3i a. ]. = Buc<ey~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
E y OF THE WEEK

4 AltE- 4 , "a Y 4 = tha ka4f - A-A
Cu,pIEy Ersiv now drive. delivery
+. WAGON
Mr aud Mr.. U-,,,pd are WAITING
in V.cL.U- county
w.. R,.urp az low, f. ys,.
ling IT DIN H,rhr..,
.Jeraro, Wsr orr.far county 7,
:. IT,, WI
W., h,s f.c,r. cs.bo -.v ..bo,,
house that we were To have?
Rooms 20 rent over Msrya:t's level
~ store. Apply 70 \ II kal,y. 81
Oviug 20 some law ~ the ron wor.
Mr. Wiener. building d, ~ a s,.uG,:....
A lawn sOciablc ~. i- held a, the
residence of NJ. Joe Warren ola Tue
day August -.
CoTTIsG delivers Dpan'. gasoline 10
any part Of the city. i, any time ~ day
Tree 81 charge.
hAE1f AfL'R = carving messages
Tor the ""''.h Union telegraph 70.
Jimmie h!"' having resigned,
STOCK YARDS lei 10 cars "i S'"tk
tH'- week from i'eN'aHt '"'.'t juno
non o'p hi''t- 'o'''h "ts' u. Denver.
PooK baby Again THE CHnf :
please! 10 chronicle the a%rr,.a. al
another addition 10 Henry POoEs fam
I.y.
MIS- VA iEkhf 81 b'"'ii'"' La
Ue'h Ni-iti'S La'!'.' Ntf>" i"E some
uin'' Fe'U'he" nome ihui-'''y morn
ing.
MISS Liza f"E'e' % Ne" l"!h cay
mas embarked III 'he "l'-- ni'"iiS
trade ".'h MIS- x "''n'n' On atN"'i
street.
H!"u nave any SICK horses. cAit."
NOS or 'o''''E' use '''IE i''''h .'a'
s"'" "h'S =! 'o'""S' l"c ~, Druggist
o'i.' ~
"'' r'S '''''''"'
VIZ ""0
49,. -, 80,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
I y

AlI-. SADIE DLLhEg Hr !clu!Iet
from her eastern cur
The Bap,is.'church cleared as a
their festival Tuesday night.
THURSDAY nigh, Ell Ferris entertain.
cd a number Of young.frieLds.
CHARLEY PIArT and Arson Highly
were in Boo mlng,on Saturday.
JAKE NoLL ia very busy selling or.
gsn-. He sold seven in n week.
Friday nigh, a very pleasant social
a; the residence Of Mrs Elizabeth Fer
ris.
MIS- BELLowa and Iona have
returned from their extended eastern
trip.
OUR democratic friends are having 4
little amusement over the post Office
just now.
THE gallery in Wiener store in the
Red Cloud National bank block is be-
ing taken out.
GEO VI YoUSG Ia. moved he fruit
store into the south side OF M,rya.t's
Jewelry store.
" KESADY has returned TO Hi
nois, after a sojourn in Red Cloud, for
several weeks.
A MaRsu was in the cas-: part Of
the state This geek looking after post
Office business.
THE editorial association Of the Val
Icy. meets at oxford, Tuesday. Sep
tcmber !. 1855.
FRA:K Smith. clerk in Narsh's store
has been wearing his head TO one side
Cause-s:iT neck.
Gro HEAr0y came to Red Cloud.
Saturday, and while here some fellow
appropriated his coat.
WILL YEIsER had ono Of his leg
badly laceratei Wednesday, by riding
into A barb wire fence.
The fire department has changed is
name from Alert to Qri ire. The
company Il i~'ourlshIng.
Last "Wednesday eveninm T ID Han
ma and wife held a reception in honor
Of \ r Becker and wife.
JACOB WILuELMSoS, aged IL. who
left his fathers home a few days ago, |
has not been heard from.
PALMER ( CRAWFORD, contractors.
received the contract for building the
new school house III district 81.
A SrMnER of Red Cloud people went
to I~navale this evening 10 attend a
parry at Postmaster knights residence
THE CHEF Office keeps very cool
this weather from zee furnished 10y VIII
"fol which We have mucn TO be
thankful for"
f GoBLE has returned from lie
tour OF inspection of tie Traders
company's yards. He reports
business Furnishing.
SEVERAL OF Cowles' prominent bust
ness men and citizens were ON our
Saturday. Cowles il a good
Az" iu'' Vi ipiifi's leoP''.
OUR friend VI Biruey had the mis-
to lose one Of his Luellen set
ters this week. The dog Was one OF the
ile'' III '"i' 'o''''" anu WAS worth
80.
FIR f-urp az n NOW mill vas r,,s-
~ Z '"'' was '"@
"a "'' i"s "'''"s company
VIII NC one % Tue most eh'e'p''s'hs
"' P''' ~
0'ou"'
ihL f'oP'e Vi "c"s'I COUNTY
"""'" - e'''e " nave soIhe "i''0'e
III eAI'"''!''i NJ tue 'o"'''s i"' III oc-
'ooei' 1"a' ~ liz way ~ hi"Ae II d
'uoCeSs'
w NLsApi Vi Vu!hc!' III anu
e'''e VI our it'e'"' "ennse
N
'"'" COUNTY paying "he
~ S''''''
""ANDiN ''N'o" ''o n"pFH' !"
''' "e - 81 ""PPS 'h'' "a '"0A aN"e
III "" law am.
'o"' n'"
y.
u N"'h' o'' >as-e "" peo
f'e ""' " wiz" "'' van"
~ o'' 'e'''e S''"s away ".''' h''"
'"' NC P'o0d'e' "c'"' A''he
- =.
III ' >'"AP""S
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
COWLES.

sam Foe Ia, sold hi~ .utcie.. 10 tie
hardware store . e " Fuller.
Dr ~ i Johnson. r iiHDr-s. AFTER
i1oa,ng around ~ southern Netrs..s
for a location. 80 decided 20 locate IN
Cawles. We extern: 3, hin Z hearty
welcome ani Dospe,s ioI him A liberal
patronage.
\ II Llnebarger sp9Tu- = mex sigH
over nIs Office.
{ Bailey- team tool. little rgn IL
Cowie- on Tuesdsy eveninc WIKI =
load o. household gOod-. bu; were stop
g@! wi,hou, their dJIus any serious
damage.
Peak ( IR.,a are bU.''jr: a nev
store room. which they sIii h.i Up with
hardware -t0... and un1arr.
ri Clifford :. Ia receipt 81 new goods
.ai- week.
/ e Bennett, = engaged - teacn the
COs.e- -choo. mex; ys1-.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21

II was a Bloomington that /. game %:
base ball WAS 70 10 played lat SAtEr-
day for $40. between Inc Booming
ton team suI the Riyertou nine. Both
clubs were bent on winning the prize.
and each very quietly te.ecraPhed 10
:h:s clty and Ha>u0sfor expert players
without the others know. edge. Jus.
before the appointed hour fpr The game
to be called. could tie seen two Of Red
Cloud. professional plagers .eavin.
The vicinity " ,as Bloomington depot.
dressed after the fashion Of harve-,
hand, II conceal ;heir ideDty from TIE
Bloomington team. who Were n. t.
know bu; VIVA; they we're rnemters %.
tie Rye.,on team. but imagine iher
| .urprise upon reaching The grounds 20
/ 6r8 tha, the competing club had three
! o;tge Ha<tinc- Red, ou the grounds.
! The came cpum.acs1, and a short
/ time afterwards ended - 70 / II favor
"a, "a. Bloomington club. Our Rel
| rl.uj BOYS drew their slo each and
,.,s the tram ;or lone. declaring that
i too much - expect them To d.
mn the Hastings cam. Neither club
| cuuhsned from the FAC, tia; both mad
rsortsd ~ a Little strategy n Quito
I me DINER. and the Bloomington cluO
seemed 70 have ou;Wliied their ireth-
rem vi Rlyer,nn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
Republican County Convention.

The Republican electors Of Webst:r count are
invited Ia send delegates from the s.vcra!
ci:tcfs therein. - Meet ia convention q. Inc
Court House In Red cloud. on Thursday. upto-
Der /. at II O'Clock = N. loT The puf pose OF plac-
ing in domination
AGp4lnate for County Commissioner
A Candidate for County Clerk.
\ candidate for County Treasurer,
A candidate for Register of Deeds,
a candidate for County judge,
\ candidate for sheriff.
4 candidate for superintendent O; Iublic:ln-
strucflOn.
A candidate for County Surveyor,
A.candidate for Coroner.
Also, TO elect delegates o. the state Convep-
ton. and 20 TRANSACT such other business a. may
come before thc}onyention.
IL - requested that the primaries for the e.e'
the several precInts On Saiurda-. Scpiemte, -.
Ist-.
II %several'preciuct are untitled 10 represen-
.t!on in inc cun,riiIlo.a a. follows:
lie ' iohh y
Saltwater. ....... q
f,ea- . frerk =
-" ---- y
Ella & eek O.
Flea AM Hiii .
Ratiu Z
q eu"ool -----.- --.--.---.- ----.-- .--. IL
Harmony .-.-...-. q
luafaln -....--. =
W alnuf Creek 2
Lin. .--...-.- =
CARRIED 3
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
WELLS.

J. Horne started iz., A3nday !of
Ja,. vile. Wisconsin.
NJ pay.e has son ca, 20 VlsI; her
fHsnd-.
P-af NcFapB and family II Blue
bill were 81 to1U yesterday.
RDht Sharp Nni " wiling each
haze 4 nex wind nall.
Their. ga. = large crowd n SUNDAY
.cbor,i Ia. sunday.
Il !. aid TIA, Res Brown sill move
from here - Kearary county bat ih-
All "a filed piih "a nor.
N!nsr DAVE = oIt win = iIrsshiu=
machine. he nos tnts aiu.eif ia
-. presence - al! frsnd..
" ArtreNs q CalAsr;0s wzs 10
our village l.st zeeE
Ina, buzz wss t"uaut'gs iss; Sua-
Georg~ | an ~ E.'-h'
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