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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
WOOL.
An Interview with the Enterprising
Wool Grower. Col. BenII-

Special TJlCgram 20 he Register.
WELLsBURG, W. VA, June 2s.-While
Col. c. II. Beall, who by the way raises
more wool than any producer in West Vir-
ginia, Eastern Ohio or Western Pennsyl-
vania, was last Saturday loading this
years clip for shipment East, your
correspondent took occasion to re-
mark as to the largeness of
the shipment. well" said the Colonel,
''wOol has fallen OF some this year" ''Do
you mean in the grade or the quahty?"
was asked. II mean that the crop has de-
creased in the eight contiguous counties
three of which lie in West Virginia, three
in Ohio and two in Pennsylvania, to the
amount of at least two and one half mil
lion pounds. The cause of this decrease
is that there are fewer sheep in those cOun-
ties"
"How much wool do you raise, COlOnel?'
well. don't know that; l have not
computed the amount yet" 4sa' "''
s'sWill the price ut which woOliS selling,
Justify the farmer Tor raising wOOl?''
NO, sir, thirty cents is not enough for
raising wool. About thiTty-iive cents Will
pay for raising wool this year. think If
the farmers will hold on to their wool for
n while longer they will get more than
thirty cents a pound for it, and they ought
to hold ON for 4 rite"
''How does the grade of wool this year
compare with other yearS?"
The grade is improved. The fleece is
i'm better condition, and the wool is longer
than last year. A good fleece WIS grown
this year. The wool in this neighbOrhOOd
is the best wool in the world. In Austria
liza they raise fine wool, probably Us fine rs
ours, bat is not OF Us good texture. When
worked into cloth the goods tear easily.
Our wool is fine and tough, and when made
into cloth will not tear easily, but when
caught and pulled it stretches and when
released spriags back into place, and it
carries its freshness longer" The Colonel
used several other illustrations that shows
his familiarity with wool-growing and the
extent Of the industry in the surrounding
country rs compared with other sections
that impressed your correspondent with the
great study and work given to the culture
of sheep near home.
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4 Child Drowned.

~DFcifT IfIFltIH % tIf. NIV'TfF.
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, June 2s.-A
little child Of John Coplingcr, who resides
on Tucker creek, Writ county, wandered
from the house a day OF twOago during the
absence OF its parents, and upon their re-
turn, was found lying in the edge of the
creek. drowned. The water was few
inches deep. The little fellow, who WAS
only Is months old, must have fallen into
it face downward and stElngled. The
parents are almost craZcd with gTiei.
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David Davis Funeral.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, June 2S.-Gcn.
Singleton, Gen. MeNulta, Hon. ID. I. Lit
tier, Hamilton Spencer, X. +. Aims and
Noryal Dixon have been added to the list
n pail bearers OF Judge Davis, aS Senators
VOORHEES, and Mcdonald and MeSsrs Davis,
Treat and GriSwold telcgrIphed their ina
bility to be present. The Mclean county
BAR met to-day, Judge Reeves presiding.
Ii was decided to march in body in the
funeral procession. Hon. \. +. Steven
son and Congressman Green, Mrs. Davis
uncle, arrived from Washington to-day.
tien. Logan, Gov. Ogleshay and Judge
Gresham will arrive tomorrow.
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STILL QUIET.
Crowds OF Strikers About the Yards
Rut no Demonstrations.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-To-night the Lake
Shore officials reported everything quiet in
their yards. Although large numbers of
strikers we're eongrcgated in the vieicinity
of each of the yards no apprehension was
expressed that there would be any
serious trouble during the evening,
it being the intention to postpone until to-
morrow any further efforts at moving
trains. A total of six trains of freight had
been successfully forwarded from the city
and several had been received from
other roads. This done, the company
was content TO rest till morning.
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Rnei,Ien,s ArnIen salHe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CoFns, and az Skin EruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures FileS, d 40 pas required. 1t
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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ca,,l,I,.. Hlll Iuiro,IuePtl.

WASHINGTON. d. C., June -. Mr..
Kendall to-day in,ru,mrrd in the House
.I- bin to reduce and cpua!izc duty on
,r,torr- ,n rr,lucc internal revenue taxes,
.nd T., ulDliiy the laws n relation To the
collection ul the revenue. \ statement Of
N. rflrrt ct she Randall hill upon the
revenue hrs by,n prepared, which shows
nh lh.rsIurtiIn resulting nom internal revc-
nr- pru,l,iuuS to bc about so. ono OOO;
from ul,litiuu~ To the free list about
,l IUnrH and from reductions of rates
,.muwD Total about So, OOO, 900.
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NcoTT'S EMULSION OF PURE

>" Liver o., with HypOphOsphites,
'"'o>i Specific for Consumption. .
III thousands q testimonials we have
'''' if"m sufferers Who have been per-
''So''S cured by ScOtt's Emuisioa satiS-
~ 'HAt 1t will cure consumption in Its
> S''Sss, and alleviate il not cure in its
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4 Store Robbed.

? - ~ ~ D n. T'FI7TT.
fAGHE>r,GH. Jpae 2S.-The store Of
n. Bailey. ot Grape Island. was robbed
-N' : dan!1, night o. SlOO in mQSey and
u1''&.Ih,.& Alr. ELiley came TO this
p'i ia% ai,;ht and notified the authorities,
''.al o' Whom We're on the hank when q
Np'''nnS bat r.Ias down the river about
"n ' wan four myn iG il Ii was idCnti-
n '' VIZ. Bailey. who SwOFc Oqt Q search
MA AMI offered 50 for the csPtRfe o.
| r's,@S's The boat and alleged robbers
i,,H a., al"2g ~" placid surface of the Ohio
U" Il Hd"apPs'Ucd around BleunerhaSSett
>.aHd au6 e>rapcI.
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LouisyiiIe OnipIa,s Brooklyn.

louisville, June 2S-The LouiSvilleS
outpIayod The BrooklynS to-day but the lat
ter won close and exciting game in eleven
innings. The score was tied and Peoples
cot first base on sacrifice hit with two
men out. PoOrman made drive tOcentrc
and Peoples scored, winning the game.
InningS..........l : I ) Il 5 10 IL
Louisville .....0 U 0 0 D D O-3
Brooklyu............O . : D U . 0 Ii
Earncdruns, Louisville |, Brooklyn 3;
three base hits, Wrrrick, Porter; wild
pitches, Ramsey >; first base on balls, off
Ramsey t. off Porter /; first base hits,
Louisville 10, Brooklyn 2; errors, Louis
willie ,, Brooklyn ); umpire, bradley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29

WA~mNGruN, June 2S.-Rcy. Father
>.rfan. uf Wheeling, is in the city en
..pr,. ID the ceremonies OF the bcntUwal OF
,r.. r4rrtta on the new Cardinal.
}lr Il. j. Smy the, OF Wheeling, who
ms been in the rity several days. returned
J,f,.,. tn.Iight
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RRn1p-DOnnelly-

SpcTR TRcp1UR tD the Register.
PARKEEsBU EG, W. VA, June 2S.-Mr.
VIM Ramp, Deputy United States Mar
shal under Marshal Sehon, was united in
marriage last night at the residence OF the
bride to Miss Annie Donncliy, of this city,
Rev. J. ". Carter officiating. The we'd
ding was quite surprise to Mr.. Ramps
many friends.
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Officials Confident.

CHICAGO, June 2S,, , p. M.-A freight
train from the Fast has arrived at the
Lake Shore yards. In the city
the officials have issued a
notice to accept freight without limit.
They state that they believe the strike is
nnlrl
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rs,,ev,,,c xailers, strike Ended.

ST. Louis, June 2S.-The great nail mill
strike at BellevilIe, Ills, has finally come
to an end, the settlement at Pittsburgh OF
the wages question proving satisfactory.
Under the new agreement the men viii not
receive less shan II cents per key, no mat
ter what the price of nails may be.
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Out Of Danger.

MILLER's STATION, I'D, June 2a, >
p. M.-The two freight trains on
tina Lake Shore road, made up at
Chicago at noon have just passed here for
the East without iIto;ilreuLe OF any kind
The armed guards returned on an inbound
freight train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
DIJueC Commit Suicide Z:

SysriW I,iygrl8I iO The Register.
WESTON, W. Va, June 2S.-WOrd was
received here this evening that Matt Ew-
ing, a young man who resided in Glenn
Vile, died this morning at five o'clock from
an overdose of morphine, supposed to have
been taken with suicidal intent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
Baltimore knocked Out.

CINCINN ATI, Jane 2S.-Thc BaltimOreS
were completely knocked out to-day by
the CinrinnatiS. Kilroy, i'll addition to
being heavily battcd, gave five men first
on balls and pitched wild four times
Fcmcly's field work and the batting of
Reilly, Jones, Snyder AMI Mullanc were
the only features Of interest Attendance,
J, 800.
Innings. gS...................l > , $
G@Gtaa.,' 6, },;,,n 3 3 dS ~. vi !
Earned runs, Cincinnati 1, Baltimore .;
home runS, Jones, Reilly; two base hits,
Snymer ,. Mullanc and Manning |; passed
balls, Nova 1; first base on balls, of Mul-
land l, off Kilroy >; errors, Cincinnati 4,
Baltimore >; base hits, Cincinnati IL, Ralti-
more :.
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say. why Is everything

Probably, my dear nervous sister. -
cause you are suffering FROM s1ne Of the
diseases peculiar "a yaar SEX You have q
.rsdz2gilg-ddwii feeling, the backsehe,
yoh are debilitated, you have pains Of va
fious kinds Take X. v. Pieree's Favor
ite Prescription and be cured. Price rc-
duced 20 one dollar. BY drueg;xia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
x,n. .nnn rInrI..snrg,. Limii.

N.~luvUrny. June - Bills were re-
,,r-I Il. the S.aat' to-day 10 increase the
'rnrr ct ,,-sl of public building ut ClarSS-
iaI. ". va. 20 .~O,o'O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
The Atnassph,re afIArn

~ puiS' iS sweet breath. This desiderstam
lbir6 y" u! 'A' results Of using SOZ0D0NT,
n tn 1o' only inyigorates and preserves
In as out readers the mouth as frag-
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At Knnsas City.

Earned runs, Kansas City ., New York
/; first hits, Kansas City 10, New York 3;
errors Kansas City 9, New York :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29

Capt. ]. W. Williamson, of Willow
Groge Jackson county, held ticket No.
ls, 145 in the Louisiana lottery and got
Sl5, ZOO,
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Representative Baync, of Pennsylvania,
SAYS the House will pass the pension bills
over the vetoes- Leading democrats scout
the idea,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29

A a., 8, william Hibb, of Tucker eoun-
tv accidentally cut bis brothers hand OH
with Am AK, 3 few days ago.
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BASE BALL.
The PiitSburgs Win a Smuggling Match
From the Athletics.

PrrrsBURG, June 2S.-The Pittsburgs
indulged in a Slugging match to-day at the
expense of Bobby Matthews and the Ath-
letics this afternoon, and Won with ease.
The feature of the game was Barkley's
and CarrOlrS batting Attendance 1000.
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Rad Fielding OrII.c Nets.

Sr. LoUIS, June 2s.-Bad fielding In the
lirSt and third innings by Rcipschlager,
Lynch and Foster helped the Browns ma
tcrially to make runs The Nets later i'll
the game nearly tied the home team, but
the Browns then earned two runs on two
hits, splendid base running and Il sacrifice
and NAM
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Earned runs, Pittsburg > Athletic l;
two base hits, Carroll, Barklcy, Kuehnc,
Calvin, Larkin; three base hits, GlcasOni
passed balls, Milligan |; first basc on balls,
Oft Matthews 3, of Calvin ,; struck out,
by Matthews !, by Calvin .; double plays,
Earklcy and Carroll, Smith, Barklcy and
Carroll, Brown ald Carroll; base hits,
PittSburg II, Athletic 3; errors, Pitts,urg
,, Athletic ;; umpire, Kelly.
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Earned, st. Louis ,; first case hits, st.
Lonis 10, Boston 4; errors, st. Louis 1,
Boston )
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Earned runs. St Louis 4, Nets ,; three
base hits, BRADY l;pasScd balls, Bushing
,, RaipSchlagcr ;; wild pitches, Lynch 3;
first base on balls, OF FoatZ |, off Lynch :;
first base hits, 81. Louis :, Nets :; errors,
St Louis I, Nets 3; umpire, Walsh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29

Earned, Detroit, ): Washington, =; base
hits, Detroit, Il; Washington, IL; errors,
Detroit, 6; Washington, 3.
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Other Games.

At Chicago
Innings......... .........l . {
ChicagO$ .....................l | u q
PhiladelphiaS.............O D l.
Earned runs-Chicago |, Philadelphia |.
Base hits Chicago \, Philadelphia g.
Chicago 3, Philadelphia 1.
At Detroit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29

Was sworn, that she mishi identity the
clothing, bat coALs1i fr the State objected
10 heI Icing questioned a. 10 the clothes,
unless she should be open 10 all questions
This idea Capt. Doyener combatted,
and pending a settlement an adjourn
ment was taken until . o'clock
this morning, the prisoners again being re-
nlanded TO the penitentiary until that
time.
II must he said for the large audiesees
assembled during the hearin& that not one
expression Of di1esBeot 20 ths prisoners, or
Of siSsppsohation or approval Of the testi-
mony, Was heard during the entire day, a
thing very much 10 the credit Of the popu-
lace Of the town, when the late intense ex-
eiteInent is taken into consideration,
Thanks are returned 70 ME, and Mrs-
Henrietta, and Mr., Esh, q. the Henrietts
House, Sas oourtesies e1tended.--ED.
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At St. Louis ~
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in bis hands by an
East India missionary the formula for 4
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis catarrll, asthama, and all
heart and lung affections also positive
and radical cuye for nervous dibility and
al nervnns comrlaintT, after having
tested IFS wonderful curative powers ia
thousands of cases, has felt ii his duty to
make il known 10 his suffering fellows
Actuatel by this motive and d desire to
relieve human suffering, will send free
of charge, to all lwho desire it. tl.is receipt
in German, French, or English. with full
directions for preparing and using.
sent by mail dressing with stamp,
naming this paper. w. A. Moves, ll9
Powers Block, Ro, hester, N Y.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
PAPER OF BROWN CO,

1nE ticket nominated at the ropub-
lie u cen tty convention last Wednes-
LAY is one whi3h cannot fail to secure
the hearty endorsement of the electors
at the polls III November. Represent
ing. as it does, all sections of the
county, and the nominees from first
TO last being eminently qualified for
the respective positions. it is without
doubt The strongest ticket ever placed
in the field by the republicans Of
Brown county OF course some OF
the unsuccessful aspirants feel slightly
sore over the unfulhllment of their
hopes, but the remarkable unsnimity
characterizing the nominations proves
most coilclusisly that the ticket will
poll the entire party vote Of the ecounty.
This week our space is too limited to
permit Of q personal mention Of the
several candidates, but next week We
shall cndeayor to do our duty in thai
respect, Again we predict the elections
Of the entire ticket from A toZ.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08


G.. III. peasants nominated a. y
Pierce of Rudolph, and his nomination
was made unanimous by acclamati0n.
CORONER.
w. j Evens, Of Groton. and Z. ID.
Rumrey, of Cambria, were nominated.
Mr. Rumrey withdrew and moved that
Eveps nomination be made by acclama.
tion Carried.
The nominations being completed. G..
W. Starting, of the Aberdeen News,
was nominated by acclamation as chair
man of the county central committee.
According 70 the report Of the com
mittee on order of business, the chair
man appointed the following central
committee. tegether with the chairman:
w A. Moore, of Westport.
w J. Agnew. of Groton.
Emmett Cole. of Columbia.
A. Green, of Warner.
A f. Pettingill, OF Frederick
). b. Mercer, OF Mercer.
On motion the convention adjourned
at meeting of the delegates of the
first Commissioner district. A. G. XII.
patric, of Shelby, was nominated for
commissioner.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
Land 0ffice at Aberdeen, Dakota.
September "a, 1896

September "a, 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing nsGaned settler has filed notes OF
bis intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the Register or Re-
ceiver of the u. s. land oilice ut Aber-
deen, Dakota, on Nov. %, 1856, viz:
JOHN r. DoDGE,
sP. ID. s. No. 1850 for the north half OF
north east quarter section 26, town 1871,
range 61. He names the following wit.
nesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Horace Hcmsted, VIM. Moak, Joseph
Nichols, Van Allen Long, all Of Ed.
munds county, Dakota.
N. n HARRIS, Register,
Gordon, Dennis Il Hute, Attys
Land Office at Aberdeen, Dakota.
September "a, 1886
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has tiled notice of his
intention To make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that SAID proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver
Of the ". ). land Office at Aberdeen
Dakota, on Nov =, 1895 viz:
EDWIN NJ. Fisk.
tOA tbr Wr1t bhkt VI tic uotbucttSl QI&FtEE
section 1 town III, tango 66. He
names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cnl-
tivation. of said land, viz: Charles Tower.
Nnilain wright, Samuel Punches,
Charles Goodell, all of Warner, Dakota.
N Hi HARRIS. Register.
Gordon, Dennis u Hute, Attys.
Land Office at Aberdeen, Dakota.
September %, 1885.
Notice is hereby aives at the follow.
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention ia make tina pro 4 in support
of his claim, and II at ss..u proof win oe
made before the Register or Receiver
of the u 5. land Office at Aberdeen,
Dak., ON Nov. ~, 1856, viz:
ADRIAN l.. FowLTR,
for the south cast quarter section 4
town l2l, range 65. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses 10 prove lis continu-
ons residence upon and cultivation CT
said land, viz,
Daniel Mcleod, Alne q son. Alex.
ander Matherson. John Ca ey, OF All err
deem, Oak.
N. IT. HARRis, Register
Co. don. Dennis Il Hute, Attys.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
AupIToR.

G. =. Stout presented the name o
S. q. Hedger, OF Detroit. the presen
auditor of the county. Mossd and
carried That Mr.. Hcdger's nomination
bemade unanimous by acclamation.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
To the Public.

We hare recently sold our interest and
good will in our blacksmith shop in the
village of Warner to August r. Berg,
who will take charge OF tile same Mon
day Oct a, 1888. Therefore, those know.
ing themselves to be Indebted 10 for
work are requested to call and settle
with Edmund Kraefsch, On or before
Oct lU, 1886, To save costs.
PETER WooG & Co.
Warner. Oct 2, 1856.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
REGISTER or DEEDS.

w. j. Moore brought forward J. l.
Cherry, Of Groton, for this position
He WAS also UNANIMOUSLY nominated b,
acclamation.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08

NuTIcE-- Our fee for publishing final proof no.
tces will hereafter be S4as, which be paid up
on receipt Of anilavi..
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
Republican County Convention.


Republican County Convention.
The republican convention which con
gencd a. Aberdeen Wednesday WAS at.
ended Dy delegates from every precinct
ia the county and was undoubtedly the
most harmonious party gathering ever
leid in Brown county. The genera
,enIiment favored the nomination of i.
lcketwhich would represent all sections
Jf the county and one which could not
fail to secure the hearty endorsement
Of the people. AT II m. the convention
was called To order by j Q. A. Braden
of Aberdeen, who read the call.
On motion j l. Barnes of Wcstport
was elected temporary chairman, and
X N. yonIoblc of Rondell temporary
secretary After appointing tile follow
ing committees the convention took a
recess until 80 pm.
Credentials w J. Moore. G. BStout,
A. o. Titus, +. ID. Rumrey, j. r. Allison.
Permanent organization and order OF
business w, A. Moore, Ed W. Lowe,
C. Al Howard, Fred Suroag, and John
Vaa' err
The afternoon session was called to
order at z:;;0 pm, when the report OF
the committee on credentials was
adopted, as was also the report Of the
committee on organization in favor OF
f. A. Luse for chairman and r. n Won
Toble for secretary.
I'he work Of nominating the various
candidates was then proceeded with.
resulting as follows:
TREASURER
S. III. Jumper nominated III. s. Viii.
liarns. of.Aberdeen, and on motion he
was unanimously nominated by accla-
mat on.
REGISTER or DEEDS.
6. L. Farnham presented the name of
j. b. Root, of Westport. He was unan
imously nominated by acclamatiou.
SHERIFF..
w. J Moore brought forward J. L.
Cherry, Of Groton, for this position
He WAS also UNANIMOUSLY nominated by
acclamation.
AUDITOR.
G. j. Stout presented the name OF
S. G. Hedger, OF Detroit, the present
auditor Of the county Mossd and
carried tbat Mr.. Hcdger's nomination
bemade unanimous by acclamation.
surERrSrENDENr on SCHOOLS.
a. o. Iitns nominated G. j.. G. Mac
leod. Of Warner. Frank Stevens nom
mated RevlJ. Mclean, of Groton, and
M. s. James nominated Geo. NJ. Lyon,
OF Columbia. The roll of townships
was called with the following result:
Macleod 80, Lyon Is, Mclean 2. On
motion q. j. G. Macleod was declared
the unanimous nominee for superinsend-
ent Of schools.
JUDGE on PROBATE.
Robt. N. vonToblo presented the
name of j.. n. Be- % OF Columbia. K.
Bacon, OF Groton. WAS also nominated.
The call Of townships resulted SIS follows
Beebc 90, Bacon 5. On motion Mr..
Beebe's nomination was made unani-
nous
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
.Jno Il. Perry nominated =. T. Taub-
man. OF Aberdeen AZ there were no
other nominations MI r Taubmans nom.
inutiOn Was nssdgiglAnilnous.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
plsrRIfr ArroRN pa.

.Jno. II. Perry nominated RI Il Taub.
man, OF Aberdeen As there were no
other nominatiop4 Mr. Yaubiuan's nom.
ination Was mads stnAniinous.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08

Robt. N. vonIoblo presented the
name of ). r. Be- o. Of Columbia. r.
Bacon, OF Groton, WAS also nominated.
the call Of townships resulted SIS follows.
Beebe 90, Bacon 5. On motion MIR.
Beebe's nomination was made unani-
nous