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Managers Of Election
State and County.

A L meeting of the Commissioners of Elec-
n ton for State and County officers, held
this day, the following named persons were APP
pointed managers, to conduct the Election, 20
be held on Tuesday, the 2nd Of Nov, 1896, at
the several Election precincts in Union County,
TO wit
DraytonriUc W. Alexander Willi,m
Bridges, Lee Little.
WtikmscWe-T. NJ. Littlciohn, Jas. McKown,
7. J. Hughes, Jr.
Timber Ridyc-L. C. Mabry, W, q. Jcffcries
John r. Webster.
Glamdy6mg MHs-T J. Orr, William Andcr-
son, ID. A. T. Farr.
.Sarratts Storc-A. +. Kendrick, J. b. T.
Scott, James L. Brown
Jonc,vHic-W. II. :. Harris, r. A. Whitlcck,
j. G. Spears.
Keliy's MHt-Wm. Mctiowan, Ed. Acock,
Joserh Kelly, Jr.
Hughes' s-Joshua Cudd, Vernon Askew, Jno.
G. Hughes.
Soniuc-John Il. Jeter, J. II. Randolph, j..
Woodley Thomas
Fish Ddm-James S. welch, J. P. Tn omas,
Jr., W. II. Kelly.
Goshen HW-James NJ. Spencer, J. G.. Lee,
l. NJ. MObley.
Jasper GijDs-S. L. West, Sam Lawson, W.
Smith.
Colcrainc-Dr. B. f. Walker, X. l.. Lindcr,
DR.. j. +. Norman.
Uniou-R. c. Johnson, Jno. f.. Cotton, 5. A.
f. Parham.
W, &, Wallace, Chairman,
Commissioners of State Election.
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Tho Greenville News.

W" are pleased I" tul tho fun Geographic daily re-
l"IiS III the irr"pr,>'bIr and spri.hty Grcrnvillc
News. 1t !. tangible evidence that TIA" cutrrrri>iuy
""ri" "i that "nt"rpr>ng City apprcciata the grca
work that il. ahir and Indcf.uigahc Editor Mr. A. Is
Williams. id"n, for them. lie has we'll earned their
c"ni"n'" Iud TIA" >u"r'-s of his paper No Iapcr has
don" mr" tor the general good and prosperity "f the
town AMI section which located than tie ,;rrcu-
'c News. amt ia our opinion, the timc not far oil
wh,n th Ia" .uVnt section will have in the New, :,
daily paper. equal in enterprise, equal in value and
equal in influence, L" any daily in the State.
We de- not always c"in,i" with freud Williams but
accounting t" "i tue same honesty uf purpose that ",
claim for "ur>r w",4u atlor to ,liilvr with him for
We alwa!> respect hi opinions.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

pl virtue Of the power contained in = GER
- tain mortgage deed made by John +. Hill
to us, dated February / 1889, aud recorded in
the office Of the Register Of Mesnc Convcya ance
for Union County, February H. 1885, in Book
q No Of Mortgages, page SO, We will sell by
public auction before the Court House door at
Union, the first Monday in November next
the mortgaged premises described in said deed
To wit Nine hundred acres Of land, more or
less, situate on Broad River in lnioE County,
and bounded on the north hy laals late of
William DawkinS, cast by Broad Riycr. south
by lands Of j. Il. Jcter and j. I. I'LL, AM
west hy lands oE i. 7. Hill and others. 90;
lands known MS the Triplcu place. III" uo.nia aa',i
place and the Ectty Glenn place "o"'eS
Said lands will hc sold in OF , or ,,,.,
GELS, and Pla;S of same NAV be scon hy "'. rIa
ing TO T.. Il. Wallace. "Pt"y-
Terms Of Salc-Nhc-third cash thc ,oIoroo
on creiit OF one and two ycars, in c,,uol in.
sialmcnts, with interest nom dav Of s,Ir sn
cured ~ bond Of th" purchaser AMI a mortgage
OF 'hc premises, Purchaser to pay for papers
J.. L. WALLACE.
J. &. HUNTER
!. II. MAXWELL
W. Z. WALLACE
Union, OcI. ", lyo".
Oct. = 10 Al
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OBITUARY.

DANlS-Died. in Santuc Township, near
Beuty's Bridge, OH the 2Gth day of September
1886, MIR. Hiram Davis, of caucerous ulcer
ind tumprs.
Mr.. Davis was about % years old, and was
quiet and good citizen. Some days before
his death he, with his wife, joined the Mctho-
dis: Episcopal Church, South, under the minis
tration Of tho Rev. }. NJ. Fri!ay. lie bore his
ailiictOn with exemplary christian fortitude,
expressed himself ready aud willing to die,
trusting in the merits of Jesus Christ, his
Saviour. Mr.. Davis leaves q large family, q
wife and several children and grand children
to mourn their loss, hoping their loss is his
eternal gain. A FRIEND.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY or ENION.
Court Of Common Pleas.

-
Jy0inu
Il. Il. Foster, and others, Defendants.
"oediehce 10 an ORDER made i'll the above
Il entitieu case by his Honor T. b. Fraser,
Circ"it Judge, will sell before the Court House
door' IN the town OF Union, within tho legal
hours OF sale on the first Monday in Noven-
Der 1851, the following described property to
W" "
h'i IN 'oNhoN LILLE.
All that certain lot of land. located in Jon.s.
yillc in soi, Cnuutv and S,o,o oor,.;i 49,
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
In the Court of Common Pleas.

\. G. Rice, PiannG,
against
w. L. Thomson and others, D,fendnnt,
\ obedience to an order made in the above
l. entitled case by his Honor J. B. Kershaw,
Circuit Judge, | will sell before tac Court House
door, in the town of Union, within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Monday in November
1886, the following described property, to wit ::
GAO ACRES
All that certain tract of land, containing .ix
hundred and forty acres, more or less, situate
and lying in Union County, on the Mcansvillc
road, about two and onehalf miles above Union
Court House. and bounded by lands of William
Bcnty and lands Of estate of William Palmer
on the north, east by lands Of John McNeace,
Ira Tnsley and others, south by lands of Philip
Dunn and John Il. Smith, and west by the
Meansvillc road.
TERMS OF SALE
Ooe-third cash the balance on credit Of
ono and two years, in equal installments, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond
of purchaser and q mortgage of the premises
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County
Masters Office, oct, 1886.
Oct II II q
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TRE EhEru BURNING IN kERSUAw.-Sincc
our last issue we have made further inquiries
about the burning of the earth above Camden.
Large numbers Of persons have viSitcl the
spot and they all declare that ii is n strange
sight to them. The fire is still burning br!skly
One gentleman brought us u specimen Of the
earth that burns and also specimen of the
ashes. The earth is dark in color, and rcscm-
hlcs peat, being porous and light. The ashes
left after the burning are of light gray color,
but do not appear to have any slkali n ,hcm.
The burning i, phenomenon which we cannot
explain. CGm,i,u JouiRIi.
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RENEws Her YOUTm.-Mrs. Phoebe Chcsley,
Peterson, Clay Co., Iowa, tells the following re
markable story, the truth OF which - vouched
for by the residents of the town: i ,>m - years
old, have been troubled with kidney complaint
ami l1mcness for many years; could not dress
myself without help. Nov | am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do all my
own hOusework. | owe my thanks to Electric
Bi'ters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and pain. Try
bottle, only 5Oc at J. W. Poscy's Drug Store.
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Petition For Homestead.

n Office is hereby given, that Mrs. Amanda
N =. Little, widow of Adam Little, deceased
has filed her petition before me to have n home
stead assigned and set "t., tol the benefit Of
of her Minor Children, Ida y. Little. Silas
Little, LCc Litlc, annie Little, Lula Little and
Robert Lite, from the real and personal
property Of the said Adam Little, deceased.
Notice is further given that the said petition
will come up for hearing before me, on 3lst day
OF November, l~N;, at II 0 clock \. VI.
JAMES MUNRO.
Master ior Union County
Master Once. Oct IL lSS'i.
Oct .12 II st.
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MASTERS SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Tn tho Court Of GnmmoD Pleas

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John C. Richards, AS Executor of James A.
Tucker, deceased, Haintf,
dgdnSt
The Union Hotel Company, Defendant
TN obedience to an order made in the above
L entitled case by his Honor j. B. Kershaw,
door, in the town of Union, within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Monday in Nov ember,
1856, the following described property, to wit
UNION HOTEL.
All that lot of land. with the hotel buildings
thereon, situate iD the town Of Union, County
and State aforesaid, on Main, Virgin and South
streets, beginning at point Oh the south side
of Main street, one hundred and eighty zone
and onc-third links distant from the north east
corner of Thomas McNally's brick store house.
(Which store house is on the southwest CO rner
of Main and Virgin srects,) and nincty-four
links distant from II. l.. Goss building on Min
street, apposito to said hotcl, on n straigbI line
drawn At right singles from the front of said
Goss building and running S. a, C. 23G TO n
stake; thence $. So! W. 10 TO a stake thence
s. u, C. 80 to conner on Vircin street; thence
S. %, e. o.'O TO corner on sc.me street thence
g. 80 e. l,uO TO q stake; thence n. So C. O39
10 stake: thence n. "a, W, IL 2SI to a corner.
thence n SD, c. O.25 to n corner on lot of John
Rodger; thence n. u W. 2.27t links to Main
street; thence along Main street to the Begin
ming, containing 2 and S0-1O0 acres, and having
suck shape and boundaries as set forth in plat
made by John l.. Young, ID. s., 9TH March, 1875.
and attached to deed of conveyance made by
Mary Meng and others to the said {" The Union
Hotel Company" said deed of conveyance be-
ing recorded in the Office of the Register of
Mesne Conveyance for Union county, in Book
f., No. %, page 5?7
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-third cash the balance on n credit Of
one ana two years, in equal annual inst ailments,
with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by bond of the purchaser and q mortgage of
the premises. JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Oct. 1886
Oct Is IL 3t
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A Now Harness Shop,

We arc requested 10 notify tho people OF Union
County that Mc>>r.. Ichiman ~ Ca, have rented the
brick door MIR. john Rodgers Wagon
and buggy sturr opposite the lower town pump where
they viii up regular and complete harness shop
in about tw" weeks. M'>sr>. Hcliman Co, are vx-
ccll"nt wUrkmcm, and pr"po>c opening establishment
that has been wLHi,' in UuIpn for years, iirstCl>,
harness, factory where all kind, "f new harness will
he kept for sal, AMI where repairing will bo done
promptly and at Enable prices
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WILBURN & CO.,
CROSS KEYS, -. G,

VNHE above dYm is in need OF money, and
l. must have it. We have been indulring
some Of our customers for some time and can
not afford to grant further indulgence. We
therefore, kindly, but earnestly ask all who
arc indebted to us either by note or account,
to make payments as soon aud as fast as posi-
bic.
We will not be satisfied with anything short
of payments in full of old and new debts, 50
please don't ask further indulgence, for we can
not afford it.
Any one falling to comply with the above
need not ask indulgence Of us another year
We shall be very sorry to have to PLACE any
ones note or account in the hands of an officer
for collection, but if soft means will not do,
we will be forced to more severe means.
WILBURN & co.
Oct ID fl ~
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THE BRrrIsu llURRICASE.-London, October
1.-THE latest reports show that the effects Of
the recent storm on the south and west coasts
were terrible. A Norwegian bark foundered oif
Tndagel Wales, and the cutirc crew, consist
ing OF fifteen persons perishcl. Ten bodies
were washed ashore on the Gla argan coast.
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BCCKLES ARNICA SALvR.-'rhc best salve in
the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands,
chilblans, Corns, and all skin cruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale by J. W. Posey. jly. 1y.
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Notice To TreSpasSers,

I HEREBY give notice to all persons found
J. hunting, shooting, trapping birds, riding,
driving, walking. OF III amy other way treSpass
ing upon any Of my land or premises within
or near the corporate limits of the town of
Union, that they will DC prosecuted aud pun
ishcd to the utmost severity Of the law.
:. VI. RICE, SR.
n,t a.
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Notice to Creditors.

N Office is hereby given. that all persons
~ having Gains against the estate of Sarah
y. l!amcs, deceased must present them to me,
properly attcstui, and all persons indebted to
said estate must make payment ut once.
:. Ii. HOW ELL.
Admir- :. \. llamcs.
Oct - IL it
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Personal Mention.

Capt y. II. Foster has returned home from
tmcnatti, O., where he has been with his
brother who went there to seek medical aid.
Mcssrs. j. +. IllIl Jr., AMI J. A. Hancock
have returned to Charleston to take their second
"f medical lectures.
Mrs ii / Means. of Greonvie, is on n visit To
relatives in this place
Col | q Mck,Ssick and Maj ID a Townsend
went up I" Hpartan5urs last Mon lay to defend
4 negro for The murder of white man.
Niles Boyd Of Darlington, who has been Oh a
visit to rcItiivcs here returned bone Ia st Sat .
urday.
Miss SaiLc Raiucy has returned after an
extended visit 10 relatives in York County.
Miss Rachel Nc Master of Win.boro is on q
visit TO the family of Col NJ Rice.
Mr. and Mrs : NJ Rice have gone TO New
hcrry "u Il visit - relatives.
We 4!ad to greet COL ~ g. Ecc home again from
-. i.Iatharm", tILada. II" looks hale and hearty.
Mrs M,pow'll sister "f the late MAJ. j. H. Str~lman
!, on visit to hoe many friends in Union
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\ CIR YoR ALL.--ln order {" give all .
chance to test it, and thus hc Convinced Of its
wonderful curative powers, br Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
will be, for n limited time, given away. This
offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded
faith in the merits Of this great remedy. All
who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat
Chest, or Lungs, are especially requested to call
at j. ". Poscy Drug Store. an! get a Trial
Bottle Free, Large BOTTLES 81.
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Mad Dog at Wilkinsville.
THuS. J. ORp, L. j J.

WILkISsrILLE, Oct. lI--lhcre u mad
dog went through this vicinity yesterday and
bit colorcd boy on l.. :. Weber place lie
then ran into James CARROTS yard, where he
bit MIR. G's sou on the leg, grazing the skin,
and also bit his dog The Dr. says he does
not think the boy dangerously bitten. The
dog returned near home, not stopping, but
kept up the road towards MIR. }. VI. recler +
store and was there killed. L. :. ".
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Cotton Market,

UNiUN, Oct. 2l.-Market steady, with better
feeling All grades selling from S.4Om $50.
Sales for the week 20 bales Receipts very
light-2.OOO bales behind this t:mo last year
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ANOTHER SHAKE AT CmARLEsroN. charleston,
;. g., October lj.-Thcrc was slight but dis
iinct shock of thauakc shortly after ( clock
this morning which made windows rattle, but
did no other harm. The same shock was felt at
Summerylle
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Auditors Notice.
Transfers of Real Property.

DEAL estate transfers must be Audited be-
IL fore they arc recorded in Clerks Office
Ivy order of Comptroller General
y. T. MORGAN,
County Auditor.
Oct - L.! 2ms
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as- There will I've only u few more numbers oil the
"Reminiscences of iii" Macbeth Artillery and
aitcrwari W. shall commence printing ii in pamphlet
form, prov i"l u sufficient number of SubSC rbrr~
secured the necessary outlay for printers,
paper, A".
We de- not know how long the "I"co"CtDn, OF the
Mckis>Ick Rangers viii be; but NC have concluded
hereafter To- limit Tia" space for it to rpy, find
the news interest or the paper is affected 10y IT,
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How many old heads you see. Work worry
disease, dissipation. These do it Parker
Hair Balsam stops falling hair aud restores gloss
aud youthful color. Exceptionally clean, ec
CANT. perfect dressing, not greasy. Prevents
dandrun
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up Among the large quantity of land to tie offered
for sale 10y the Master and sheriff, ncxt SacNiay. We
call attention I" the Sim>villc tract belonging To the
estate of the Late Ma. !. L. Stcclman. II has ON it
some Of the finest bottom land, in tn" County, well
as some splendid upland 1t will bc divided into small
tracts to suit the means "f parties with small capital
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y san FRAN,i-,O SUNDAY. 81 Donncli and
his crowd at one cni of the sand lois the Sal
vaiOn Army at the other, Sells circus anu
a baseball gan:v going on i'll front while All
itinerant preacher holds fr"lh in the middle
from the text: And Jesus looked down upon
the city and cpt.'-.IH" CaIJorn".
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ou can work II much r.rposc unless you
are vel: Lui You can build up your heath and
strength N.Ih larkrrs Tonic. aud work viii
then become easy. 1t sets the lungs. liver and
Kidneys liz working order. Coughs and colds
vanish before it. Take it in time
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ss. la consc,Iucn,c Of the absence OF the Pastor
Rev W \. Caldwell, attending the SESSION. of synod
at Chcraw there will lie services in the Presbyterian
Church next sunday.
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\ MAEYL,Np TowN bury.
Md. October IA fire which started ia u
small frame static about , clock tom: :nt
swept over the entire business portion of the
village 4 brisk wind from the southeast spread
the flames rapidly. 1t is impossible 10 cnumcr-
ate the properly lost ~ this hour. bu; "a rough
guess places the damage At over 4 million dol
lars stores with their contents were lick ell NJ
10y the flames, and the streets TO night arc fun
OF people whose house, have been destroyed.
At midnight the fire j. still burning fcrccly.
and there seems no hole of staying lis progress.
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HunNEp Our EuuI TlNE>--Mr. Glulock. o..
Go!lviltc, Nowberry Co., has been ~ ain burned
out hy the inccndary. This i. said to I've the
eighth time in nine years. lie has lost Slj.-
coo IN all this time. At the last fire seventy
five loads Of hay were consumed together with
a quantity Of corn and improved machinery,
a, .sregatiug - 800, without insurance. IL IS
about time that II nrst-class detective was put
ZION the trail Of rh> rccute's dcsirJyor.-
I... \ ..y.,y,.f (IU.s..
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+. Mckissick and |. G. McKissick, PYo0,tiB,
dY0iHN
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| mon, pcl. -, lNNh.
Oct. =. 10
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-09-23
ENTERTAIN M EMIT

The ladies Of Marietta will give Jap
anese Tea at Winters 4 Legg's warehouse,
Thursday evening, September 23d, for the
purpose of raising funds to assist in the
building of Female Seminary. The ware
house will be brilliantly Illuminated and ex-
tensively decorated. A balloon ascension
will be made by the Mikado in full costume.
Arrangements have been made for game
OF Japanese Tennis at the warehouse. A
troupe of real Japs, costume, language and
all, has been engaged for the occasion.
Music sweeter than ever heard before, will
be discoursed. The cause is a most lauda-
bic one and appeals directly to the public
spirit and generosity of our citizens. Let
there be large attendance. Old people
and children, who cannot attend at night,
will be served in the afternoon at o'clock.
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AUSTEIL,

E. W. Marsh, J. NJ. Watson and S. NJ.
Imam will build at once a 100000 hotel at
Bowden Lithia Springs, near Austell.
Some of our young people went musca-
dine hunting Sunday, but were not very sue
cessful in finding many.
Our friend W. S., says he got left last
Sunday. We would say to him TRY, try
again
Miss 0ssie Began, of Atlanta, was the
guest of Miss Sallie Citizens last Sunday.
Miss Fannie Dobbs, one of our most
charming and accomplished young ladies is
visiting relatives and friends at Gainesville.
The Misses Dunn, OF Smyrna, paid our
village flying visit last week.
Mr. Z. W. Medlock is erecting quite a
handsome dwelling on Oak Hill.
Mr.. j. B Dickson, our clever night op-
orator has resigned his position to accent
one in Atlanta as train dispatcher for the
6 r r. Mr. Dickson is sober and en-
ergetic young man and well deserves pro-
motion.
Considerable excitement was created in
our village over cutting scrape that occur
red here last Sunday night. G. W. Plymale
and J. A. Nelson while going home from
church raised dispute about some provis-
ions that Plymale had bought, and Plymale
called Nelson liar, and Nelson started to-
wards Plymale and Plymale began cutting
him. Nelson was cut in two or three places.
There was only one place that was consid-
cred dangerous, it being in the left side and
went to the lungs Dir. J. B. Medlock was
sent for and arrived in due time and dressed
the wound and pronounced it not fatal.
Plymale made his escape and up to this
| time has not been fonnd jim.
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The Executive Committee Of Cobb County

Met Monday, September 10Th, in the
Court House with thirteen districts of the
fifteen represented. On motion the action
OF the committee ordering nominations for
county officers was reconsidered and it was
unanimously decided that no nominations
be made for the January elections.
The following resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted by rising vote:
Resolved, That the thanks OF this com
mittee be given to the convention for the
nomination OF Hon. j. j. Northcutt to the
Senate from this district. Coming from
each district in the county we know that his
nomination gives the greatest satisfaction
to our people, and we know that his services
in the Senate will reflect credit upon the dis.
triet he represents.
Resolved, that a copy of this resolution
be furnished the papers of the district with
the request that they publish it.
WILL j. VIM Chm Fix. Com.
j. r. Love, Secretary.