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they refused him kredit-he was not good sekewity. It may De true or not-kaLt say-i have no confidence in him. He lies on Gods word, deception in one theo. rv. deception in everything, talS ln one. fals ia all. Grecnbackers en- dorsc him and his treachery. He breaches kommunism, anarky, con fiskation, murder, social diskord-- would set class against class. He is q mad fee. barkin at everybody n pol;t,kal thug. Grcenbackism thus eksprrssed defies law, enkur- ages immortality, murder, out age, insults komon sinse, erve'tS skriptur and skscites eNul pas sionS. Dimikrats to the rPskne-upSot
 this hlar$tr,l polit,kal fnngus-trl-
 hc no longer with this polllikal abortion. From friendship, you
 have voted to office Greembackers. Git out your nominees and git'
 He that is not fur us is against us. Tharc air but two partis -dino-
 krats and Republikans-all others
 air bummers. Down them, Iaise
 the flag, send forth the cry, De
 mokracy for ever!'
 i DIMoKRAT.
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CHEEK AND GALL.

For cheek and gall. fire and birthstone, revolution and an archy, We will pit the Arkansas Dispatch against the world. We have been disposed to treat its foolishness with silence, but will do so no longer.
 Last week this inconsistent, fire eating paper contained a number ofmysterious squibs, striking at the PICAYUNE, and charging it with sending out certain poster, scat tered in the lower end of the conn. ty about the 18th inst, entitled Scraps No, l." Below we copy the poster spoken of and also two of the sGuibs, under which we comment upon same:
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Advertisement. Tell Tle Trewih and shame the DiVii,


 Editor PICAYUNE:-i am q plain chap-got no edil;atiOn nor larnin. You print letters livery week writ by skolards on kurrant events. i ain't a skolar-got a little sin+e of a kOmOn sort, not much but its mine, it ain't borrowed nor stole. am a dimikrat. i want to hit a lik, q diminrat lik, for kuntry, home, dimOkracy. read newspa- pers. i read Greenback Dispatch tother day. old pr Ansley's out on his war house sporting, squirm, in, shouting like mad. thought he wor dead. he ain't -whot q ka lamity. The sacred poet sais When spring came on with bud and bell, and showers began to fall, the divil got up once more and sure surprised lem all." nivil Ansley's at lis old traid initiating his master, quoting the blessed scriptcrs, just like hlS blarsted i'm ridensc. He sais that lawyers air all thieves, now that's a lie; that bankers air rogues, that's another; that Anslry hssclt is honestest chap in Prescott, that's biggest crammer of ali. Ansley's a boss poli;ikal liar. Now, sir, a editor is publik moral edikalur aint got faith in chap whot craks up Eites of labor, labor unions amt sich like, and runs his precious paper with pettikoat labor and scabS; whot goes far railroads as blarSted vampires and iist rides deal head when he gifts the chance. Old AnslrA's a ferocious fraud. They do say as he is a grate skol1r as writ books on cikloueS, hliz zerds, bummers, karakteristics of lunatiks from experience, Adams politiks-sais Mir Adam voted Greenback tlket-that Cane was a blessed patriot and n0bly empted his revolver into Abel the aristo- krat, the anceSter of Privilege. Wiped i'm ont, as everybody should wipe out everybody. ain't read his hooks, his paper is cuough. A editur whot sais as scripters sais doctors of theology are same as doctors of law-lawyers-is lying humbug. i kant respect him. II he knoes better he is a fraud-if he don't he ain't fit for moral ed ikator. A moral edikator won't lie from choice Mister cditur, there's good and bad of all sorts, except Ansleys sort, its all bad. Lawyers kan take kare of themselves. Ansley sais "woc unto them" sais skripter sais so. There was no cd turS Tn them days or they mite have said sumthin else. i heard a chap say tother day that the lawyers in Prescott had saved the old elito- rial hypOkrit from beggary, that he was mad on bankers, bekaus
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TO BR CONTINUED.

As an evidence that my sort of lies vii be resortcd to, to defeat Gr-enbackers, read legitimate "Scraps Nc. l."-Dispateh.
 Have von seen Scrap. No. l." It i, without, father or mother Win the PIcA. YuSE deny ,ha. it printed t.-Dispatch.
 Now we have this say: The Dispatch had no authority nor good reason for charging the Pic. AYUNE with sending out said poster, and it's innendoee and insinuations are untrue. We never knew that said poster was sent out, until so informed by and shown one by Capt. Ansley. We furthermore say that none of the type used in printing said poster can be found in our office, but the Dispatch office contains type al- most if not entirely their counter part. It is possible, therefore, that the poster emanated from that office, although Capt. A. dcmcd any knowledge of sam", wien we called upon him for explaua- ton. The poster might have been printed there at night or while he was out of the office. We want it distinctly understood that the PICAYUNE is above resortipg to any unfair or underhanded means, in accomplishing anything in or outside of politics, and will always "father' everything emana- ting from it's office or paper. Un- like Capt. Ansley, we do not pro- pose to deceive people by publish ing articles with fictitious names, as coming from different parts of the co lntry, as giving public sentiment there, when they are written by himself or Col, R. K. Garland. This is vouchcd for by Col. Warren. of the Independent at Tcxarkaua. who is our authori- ty. But enough for this time.
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A Railroa;icr Sp"akS.

My wife has been great suffer CT from Catarrh. Several phySi cians and various paten, medicines were rcsmted to, yet the disease continued nnaba:cd, nothing "p- bearing 10 make any impression upon it. Her stitutiolt finally became implicated, the poison be, ing iu her blood.
 secured a bottle of E. B. E. and placed he. upon it's nse, and to our surprise the improvement be. gan at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other preparation ever produced such n wonderful change, and for all forms of Blood Diseases l cheer. fully recommend 5. E. B. as d superior Blood Further
 R. r. DODGE,
 Yardmastcr Georgia Railroad,
 Atlanta Ga
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Resolutions of the School Boar q of Prescott unanimously adopt ted June 26th, 1886.
 Whereas, Prof. J. W. Congrr has tendered his resignation as Princi. pal of the Tom Allen High Schoo and Superintendent of the public schools ot Prescott, to accept the Presidency of the State Baptist College at Arkadrlphia 10 which he has been elected, therefore
 Resolved l,., That during thc sessions taught by him We have found him all that we, as directors, could desire, and take pleasure in certifying to his great worth as q teacher and good citizen, and with out hesitation endorse hlm as such and most heartily commend him to the people of Philadelphia and 10 the Baptits of Arkansas.
 2nd, That in parting with him we hereby tender our thanks for his unriring efforts to build mp Our school and for giving it that prom. inence which it has attained and for his uniform courtesy and kind ness to us as directors.
 o. $. JONEs, JNO. NJ. PITTMAN, President.
 Secretary.
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NEW ADNERTISEM ENTS.

Officer I. D. Gr,,n, of the poli'" for"o ot Little Rock. says Ahlc's Honey of Tar cured him ofa terrible cold that had settled on hi, lunc~. and it also cured as if by magic , dang, rous case of croup in one of his little ckildrcn.
 Fred. ". Bush, our wholesale agcn! for Saline county Ark, writes; Dr. Able. Honey of Tar and Lemon sells nofc rapidly and give, better satisfaction than any cough cold or consumption preparation we have eyer handled,
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Educational Department,
J, ". CONGER. Editor.

With this issue of the PICAYUNE my connection as an occasional contributor on Educational topics closes. My thanks are due to the editor for many expressions of kindnesses 10 me.
 My. work in Prescott and Neva- da county has been very pleasant. regret very much that ties of friendship and association with pa rents and pupils and teachers have l to De severed.
 am glad to say that in my res ignation as Principal of the Tom Allen High school, the board has elected one of the very best teach CTS. Miss Minnie F.. Comeyey. It is unnecessary for me to pass any eulogy upon her teaching, as the parents all know her value in this direction.
 l trust that interest in the sub feet of education will continue to increase, until Nevada county shall 1 be blessed in every district with, at least, an eight months school during the year, taught by live teacher. Every father aud moth CT should regard the education of that son CT daughter as the prime object of life. Arkansas has glo- rious prospect awaiting her, but it is absolutely unattainabie until the minds of her sons and daughters are properly cultured and trained to receive and appreciate it. Alp Ereciation is the basis of progress. Take more interest in your school houses, sympathize with and en. courage your teachers, read and talk more about educating your children, cooperate with those who are laboring in this cause.
 With many kind wishes for my friends and for the schools gener- ally, l am Very Resp't, | W. COSGER
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Hostill.ics Cease. Warren Back
 Down.

The fight between the Texark. ana Independent and Arkansas Dispatch has suddenly ceased The last issue of the Independent contains not a single sQuib lectur- ing the Dispatch. But it tells us it will work zealously to help elect rho same ticket for which the Dis patch will work.
 Now, this is very funny, espec- tally after the Independent had gone as far as it did.
 The strangest thing of all, how. ever, is Col. Warren's back down. In his weekly of the 18th inst, he wrote a halt-column article de manding Capt Ansley's authority for crediting to him a squib de- nouncing Patrick Henry as a dem agosue, etc, and saying he would have more to say about it later on in the pending fight. But such is not the case-he has squarely backed down. Now we suppose he received a letter from Capt. A something like the following, which suddenly knocked the wind out ofhim:
 IMAGINARY LETTER PREscoTr, ARK, June 20th, lSSi.
 DEAR ED.
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HOPE, ARK,
A Growing City-One of the mos' Entcrprising places in $. W. Ark

Thursday the editor of this pa per took a run down to Hope, where he spent the day very agree ably among old and new friends.
 This wide-awake, enterprlSing city is on big boom now, and al- though Prescott is the banner town ofS. W. Arkansas, still we hesi- tate no: in saying our sister IS im- proving in a solid, substantial way, and we chronicle this fact with great pleasure, free from envy.
 Hope has suffered from many destructive fires, bat her public spirited Hopeful citizens have each time put mp better buildings, and increased the advantages of the town. The last fire occurred the 9th of April last, when several brick buildings were consumed, In their place MT. w. I. Foster, the big hardware man, is erecting three fine commodions business houses, 25 by 8 feet, of brick, fronting on East 2nd Street. His father is also putting mp a brick same size, adjoining.
 THE WATER WORKS.
 The pride of Hope Is her splen- did water-wOrks. From a large artesian well, that cost thousands of dollars, an exhaustless supply of water is pumped into a large reservoir CT tank about fifty feet high. By means of pipes, not only the business part. but all the resi- dent portion of the town is sup piled with the best of water. there being over three miles of piping The succcss of the water. works is largely due to Mir. w.. Y. Foster chairman of the water-wOrks com mittec.
 Hope would lose much of hei glory without Mir. $ B. Wood, the head ofber largest mercantile cstab l lishnent. He has an immense stock of general merchandise in q mag niiicent brick about 30 by l50 feet He employs abont sixteen clerk and two book keepers. He also has a palatial home ond an inter. estinS family.
 Another one of Hopes special ties is the large Jewclry house o' $. w. White. He keeps the most extensive stock in his line iu southwest Arkansas. Read his big ad. on this page.
 Jones Brothers also do big bn-lness. They make the sale of carpets one of their specialties While NIT. J. R. Jones looks after politics for the house, MT. W. k. F sees that everything else goes on all right.
 NIT. C. A. Br:dewcll, our next Senator, also lives at Hope. He is not only q true Gentleman, bat able and trustworthy lawyer. He made fine record in the lower branch of the last Legislature, and will make a better in the upper next year, and will sec that his railroad bill is not again stolen in that body.
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FROM Washington to Cleveland lO9 bills passed by Congress were vetoed. Already, our Democratic President has vetoed two.thirds as many as all of his predecessors put together, and be it said to his credit, too, for nearly all his vetoed were on private pension bills, that passed Congress by deception.
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THE GREEEBACK FOLLY.

It is one of the curious things in American politics that Grecnbnck organization should continue to exist. IL has no mission which is sensible and honest in this country. c Grccnbackism, in tho sense of relieving the masses of the people, has mover had n logical existence. except in 30 far as it mean. rcpu- diation. To have issued enough millions of papcr to have paid off tho national debt and to have used it for this purpose would have been to rclve the people of the nation al bridcn to precisely the extent that the medium in which payment was made, was appreciated in value below coin. Thoso who proposed this had an intelligent object. Ii was A mode of rcpulslion not openly con fes,cd
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For Representative.

Editor PICAyuNr.--You will please an hounce me as a candidate for the Legisla- lure. to represent Nevada county. In com inp out as n candidate for this office, have acted upon the earnest solicitation of prom'-- pent citizens, residents of different parts of tho county. shall hold myself subject to the will of the Democratic convention, and whatever shall be the action of said conven- ton, i, will be my pleasure to obey.
 am yours Rc3pfly,
 Rry. G.o. W. REEVES,
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Two Very Cg'y Twins.

They go hand in hand, and lead their victim a terrible trot down into the valley of the shadow ol death. One neuralgia, the other rheumatism. These generally pro ceed from disordered blood Browns Iron Bittcrs knocks ou, these ugly twins by setting the blood aright and invigorating the system. Mir. W. T. Osborne, or COxville, Ala, used Browns Irol Bitters for rheumatism and neural gia with most happy effect It also cures dyspepsia.
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Notice.

Having been invited by the Hon. ordble Secretary of War to nomi. nate a legally qualified candidate for appointment as Cadet 10 the U. $. NJ. Academy from the third congressional district of Arkansas, 1 hereby give notice that, as a means of testing the qualifications of and deciding between the com- petitors there will be a competitive examination held at Camden, Ouachita county, Arkansas, on the llth day of August, A. D., 1886, beginning at 10 o'clock, a. m, by a competent board 10 be selected hereafter, when and where all ap- plicants will please appear for ex. animation.
 Tuos. c. MCRAE. June 10th, 1886.
 (Other papers in district please copy.)
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The Greenbackers of Nevada county, it is said, were wild with enthusiasm over the Wheel noml- nation of John c Fletcher for Governor. They were anxious, n" doubt, to prove the honesty of their opposition to national bank by casting their votes for a natioi. al banker.-Washington Press.
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IN England Gladstone, that able and patriotic statesman, Is making a strong appeal to the peo- ple iu favor of his Irish home rule bill. Although over so years of age, this grand old man IS doing the work of a young man.
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TIE Senatorial matter k settled as we desired, by leaving 1t to the primaries of both counties. Now any Nevada county man wishing to run can have fair showing. How ever, it is almost too late now. aud VIC hope Mir. Bridewell will be nominated and elected.
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Much credit is due to the inven- tion of the telephone, telegraph, locomotive, steamship, and the wonderful ocean cable. Bnt it is hut the truth to say, that for the real benefits to humanity, the dis. coverer of Browns Iron Tonic tops them all. Thousands cured of rheumatism, biliousness, blood poison, and kidney troubles, know Browns Iron Tonic is the paragon of medicines. For sale by Hugh Moncrief X Bro.
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We regret to give up our 'Edu- cational Department" heretofore run by Prof. Conger, but hope to find some one 10 fill his place. His contributions in this depart. ment have been uniformly good. We wish him success in his new field of labor indicated by the fol, lowing resolutions of our school board, which we publish and en. dorse with plcasurc.- Editor
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THE Judicial convention at Tex arkana Monday nominated A. B. Williams for Judge and T. F. Web Der for Pros. Atty. Both good men, They are snrc to be .lected.
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Ar last justice has been done Gen. Fitz John Porter, who was displaced and dishonored by the Federals during the war, for no fault of his. Congress last week passed on his case and eXhOnora- ted him by placing him upon the retired list.
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Administrators SOiice.

The undersigned as administrator of Ike estate of John Gil,nr, lr,oa5t4, u quake application to the Probate court of Ncyadi county, Ark, a; the July tcrm thereof A. D. lstG, firm order tp >ell the lands belongms to sad estate. for lhc purpose of paying itg lcuts oi the safnc.
 ALFEED A8URROW, AGu'r. May 2lth, lbs6.
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For Trcnsnrcr.

Editor PICAYUNE.--In response to solici- tations of friends, you will please announce me as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Nevada county, subject to the action of thc Democratic Convention.
 w. E, BARI,M.
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,BUiy SGI. iS3G,
Warning Order.

Tn Nevada Circuit court. Mollie \. Jcukinsj
 NS
 Ab,am Ghar.
 The Del,ndaa,, Abram GiaHc, s wtrncd 10 appear in this court in thirty days md an.- wri thS complain, uf the Ilaiutitl. MolIic A Jenkins.
 Given under my hanl and seal tlis March 2i lssG. GEO. W. TERRY. Clerk, Atkinson & Tomp&ius, Ats for iiainuK
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THE Democratic State Conven- ton meets today. All of the old officers will be rc-nominated with little trouble, excepting that of Auditor, which seems to lie be, tween Miller and McGuire.
 Since writing the above We see in the Gazette that MT. Mcclure died Saturday last, at Dardanelle, his home.
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Editor PIcAYUNE:-Plcasc announce that 1 am 8 candidate for reelection as Treasurer ,f Nevada county. subject to the action Of the Democratic party. Respect,
 w. J. BLAKE.
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Have used Tongaline extensive fly Tn neuralgia and rheumatism Find it a satr, easy andeifcient remedy. In all cases of neuralgia or rheumatic pains it seems to be specific.
 C. W. Prindle, NJ. D., Grand Ra. bids, Mich.
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We arc authorized to announce the pres ent incumbent, Oscar Phillips, ns a candidate for reelection to the office of Shcrlh. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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Mcs.Ts Montgomery x IIoi Aina. Ncrb. Appleton, Ark, July 3i. saF-: Se,,l two dozen boxes "McAican Liver PIl.." We thouglt Uc got enough ;'rux yodr acrm when here to run us. Wccan'; srl! any otb. CT pm. People won't have any Lu. ths "Mcyican i,l.' iour Saiant. Hcy,r laicl yet. lorr nedicucs all sell wcA. Tor sale hN MnEcrirf | Hrl
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JUDGE David Davis, ex-judge of the Supreme court of the United States, died at Bloomington, Ill.,, Saturday.
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We are authorized to announce R.'W Johnson. of Taylor township as n candid't ( for Tax Assessor, subject to the action oI the Democratic party.
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For Scnator.

We are authorized to announcc (. 4. Bridcwcli, of Hope. as Il candidate for the State Sena'c from this, the Twentieth dis ,rict, subject to the action of the Democrat ic convention.
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We are authorized to announce Capt John Park1r as candidate for reelection to tho office "f1aN Assessor, subject io the ac' ofthc Democratic parry.
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THE Republican State Conven. ton will meet at Little Rock on July 50th.
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Enr Cnnrrcss

We are authorized to announce Ihos: C' McRac as a candidate for electioT to Con. rrcss from this, the Third District, snb1cc' to the action of ,hc district convention.
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F,r (,irrujt Judge.

Wr Are authorized to announce A. B Williams of Washington. as candidate for Judge of this. the Ninth judicial circuit, sub .cct to the action of the Democratic convcn' lion.
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Fo- County and Circuit Clerk

We are authorized to announce C. w. rc.Le as a candidate for County and Circuit Clerk. subject to the action of the Democrat ic party.
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We arc authorized to announce Ed T. Mcdaniel. of Clancy township, aS candi- date for Tax Assessor subject to the action oi the Democratic party.
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TIE expulsion of the French princes is causing a big commo. ton in that country.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

We are authorized to announce w. K. NcJurc as acandidate for County and Cir ruit Clerk. subject to the action of the Dem ocratiC party.
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ANARCHISTS are still stirring up bad blood at Chicago.
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We are authorized to announce lsham Mack. of Rosston, as candidate for the office of Shcrifi, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic party.
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For Sheriff,
We are authorized to announce
 w, E. White

ss n candidate for sheriff, subject to the ac- ton of tho Democratic party.
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For Tax Assessor.

w. arc authorized to announcc I. w. Ghormlsy rs n candidate for Tax Assessor, subject to thcactioa of the Democratic party
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For County and Probate Judge.

We arc authorized to announce c.. A. Hale. the present incumbent, as candidate for re-electi. to tho office of County and Probate Judge, subject to the action "f the Democratic party.
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We arc authorized to announce J. w. Ncill, ot Ernmct town -hin. as n candidate fni County and Probate Jul e, subject to thc action of the Democratic party.
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For Prosecuting Attorney,
We are authorized to announce
 ". F. Wpbbcr

n. a candidate for reelection as Prosecuting Attorney of this. the 9th judicial circuit subject to the action of the Democratic nom mating convention.
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We are authorized to announce George K. McGraw as candidate fur Constable of Missouri township, subject 10 the action of the Democratic party.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce Henry Meyers as candidate fur Constable of Boughton township, subject to the action of the Democratic party.