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Editor zeIrepfu.s sho. At.

BUTTE, Mt. June 23.-This afternoon
a man named George Miller, of Ana
conda, conceiying himself to be wronged
by the publication, in the daily Miner
OF letter from that place concerning
his daugh ,er, who eloped and was mar
ried in this city by minister, with q
ix-shooter accompaniment, went into
the Miner Office and asked TO see the
editor, G. d. Zeigenfuss, in private. At
the head of the Stairs Miller pulled the
pistol and saying: 81 II fix you, here, /"
he shot. Zeigenfuss threw MP his arm al
the critical moment and the bullet en-
tered the wall over his shoulder. The
two clinched and Zeigenfuss threw his
would-be murderer down stairs, falling
on top of him and almost crushing the
life out Of the anaconda man. He was
hustled out of the ONCE. He was ar
rested, but Zeigenfuss win not prose-
cute.
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PERSONAL -. 90


W., G. BoRIAsD is expected in Salt
Lake shortly. 20 .nr.nD3 aabr
,SHKRIFF. ALISON was in from Coal
vile yesterday.fftn ID 81 rEo %
JANIS WEsrEsHoLH. OF Kamas, is
once moro on our streets.
MRS. JOSEPH A. JEssrsss has re,
turned from her trip to San Francisco.
z. P. ELLISON. OF the Farmers Union
Rays Greek, was seen, in town yester,
day.
SUPERINTENDENT WURTELLE. of the
Wyoming division OF the Union Pacific
is in the city. edit l- sou- 40 ~
Mrs. EDITH CLAWsoE-KsowKToss ar
rived from the west last evening, e
commence irehearssis for the Gov'nol
and the Bankers Daughter. q ~ '''''
d. G.. WALDRoS. business agent Of the
Rosp, and also representing the Breeds
and Sportsman, San Francisco, IS In
town, and will call upon business mer
in the interest of his journals.
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ELECTION JUDGES
Appointed by the Utah Commission
Yesterday.
CACHE COUNTY.

Peter Christensen, John II. Barker
Jr.. and Geo. E. Larson. Newton.
Rasmus Anderson, Geo. W. Wheeler
and Edward a Bowles. Lewiston.
Frederick Larson. And. Bigler and
Joseph Baker. Mendon.
l.. H. Norman, Isaac Scott and Joseph
Hovey. .Millville.
Hyrum Peterson, Adam Fife and Rus
sell Homer. Charleston.
Paul NJ. Poulson, Peter Peterson and
Elias Davis. Peterborough.
Mark Fletcher. Chas. Rammel Jr.,
and Robers H. Fife. Providence.
Charlton NJ. Goldsberry. p. J. Rock
and Ro ert Pesrce. Paradise.
Andrew Albertson ID. o. Bevans and
Eli Bradley, Hy um.
VIM. ID. Goodwin. Andrew Simmons
and Brigham Benson, Trenton.
John T. Nelson, Henry Griffiths and
James Clark. Benson.
Aaron Dewitt, Martin Woolf and
Stephen Thurston, HYDE Park.
Samuel w. Hall, Peter NJ. Vaughan
and Evan Owens, WellsEIIle.
John Anderson, John U. Gooch and
Samuel 81. Hobson, Richmond.
John Savage, James Had6eld and
James Kirk, Smithfield.
Hyrum Bair. Henry Allen and Henry
Hendricks, Coveville. W
Thomas Rowland, WIN. Goodwin,
Sen. and W. w. Maughan, Logan
SUMMIT COUNTY.
Joseph S. Salmon, John Spriggs and
Thomas l.. Allen Coalvifle.
James K. Bromley. Samuel NJ. Yeo-
man and Richard Wicket, Sen. Echo.
John Anderton, Meredith Dawson
and George Roberts, Hennefer.
George Daniels, Alma Stont braker
and Alonzo Winters, Hoytsville.
Neils w. Peterson, Peter H. Peterson
and John Pack.
d. o. Kingsbury, L A. Snyder and
Charles T. Pace, Park City, Poll No. l,
Nathan B. White. Frank E. James,
John w. A. Timms, Park City, Poll No.
9, Second Ward.
Joseph E. Foster, John Dodds,
George Goddard, Park City, Poll No. 3,
Third Ward.
Daniel Bader, George o. Turnbun
John A. Compton, Park City, Poll No.
4, Ontario Ouch. -
Henry Shields, James Z. Game, Viii
liam Timms, Park City. Poll No. 5,
Daily Mine.
Walter A. Cook, George B. Davis,
George II. Pace. Park City, Poll No. g.
Crescent Mine.
Frank Snyder. Gethro Whitney, vii
liam Archibald, Parley's Park.
Ageroy Ramsdell. Charles p. Rob
bins, Oscar T. Lyons, Peoa.
Joshua CROSBY, James Vernon, John
Malin. Rockport. o. 10
William Reynolds, George w. Moore
George w. Young. Wanship.
John Vance, John Smith, Abner E
Keller, Woodland. IN
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The Sure Cure.

MExIco, via Galveston, June 3d.
United States Minister Jackson has re-
turned, after three months leave Of
absence, with news from various parts
of the country. He announced the
shooting of n number of noted highway
robbers, under the new law authorizing
the immediate killing on arrest OF high
way and railway robbers. Some OF the
worst characters in the country have
been gotten rid of within the last ten
days.
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lARailwnr ROW Immlnent

CHICAGO, June 23.-The1 Colorado
Utah Association is Threatened with
trouble by reason of a reduction in
freightrates to the Missouri River. The
rates heretofore charged in Colorado
and Utah traffic have been the su OF
two locals from Chicago to the river
and west OF the river 10 destination, on
business being filed through. Now
heavy shippers I'll their freight to
Omaha, where it is re-shipped TO
Colorado and u tab points. thus escap-
ing the tariff rates from Chicago
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Two Humid cd and Fourteen Persons
e.r Cd r Poisoned. a4'

PHnADELPHIA, June pa special
dispatch says: Exactly pa people were
poisoned at last Thursdays picnic,
near Bennington, n. j. Six Of these
persons will probably die, and twenty
are in a precarious condition. One OF
the physicians in charge of the cases
has examined the ice cream cans, and
says there was not enough ,suiphate of
zinc about them to DO any damage
that the symptoms are.ihose Of arseni-
eel poisoning, and from the fact that
those who first ate of the cream es.
capped, he Is of the opinion that poison
was put into the cream by some one
purposely. As a large number OF per-
sons were engaged in serving the cream
it Will be difficult to catch the perpetra
tors.
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syrup OF Figs,

9 Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup CO.. San francisco. Cal, Is Ma
lures own True Laxative, This pleas
ant Caiifornil liquid fruit remedy SG may
be had of A. G. Smith & Co., at % cents
or 81. 1t i the most pleasant,
prompt, and effective remsdy known to
Cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
kidneys, and Bowels gently oysl tnor,
oughiys 70 dispel Headsches, Oons. ana
Fevers; to cure Constipation inaiges-
ton, and kindred ills. III =
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~ P.rsrson.s.

The only Norwegian dealer in SALT Lake
City, is the only place IN Town where
You can get the genuine norwsy and
Holland herring. Norway ancnovies
and split Goldfish A fun assor.msn. Oh
frst-class groceries At 1o"ess plsc :, :,
Produce taken in exchange. No. 81 Z
third South street. kslf bioek--esst Of
Methodist church.
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Fnsis Fn.., Pi,....

Sure cure for bind, Needing, and
itching Piles. One box has cared the
worst cases Of ten ysars' standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes aftsr using
this wonderful Kinks German Piie
0ntment n Il absorbs tunors, allsys
the itching nt o1ce, acts A. poultica,
gives instant relief KRIS Pie Oint-
nsnt I. prepared o1ly fos P1ss and
ttchtng Of tbs private paxts, and
nothing else Every box b warranted
By Our Agent. 49, a
. Sod BY DraEgists; ss.t BY man On
: pE 6. o. BNToS. k,os
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The IRISH Gauss.

1ixcoIS, June 2s.-Ths following ca
bic message was received to-day from
Timothy Harrington, n. p, secretary
OF the League in Ireland:
tu-fIH1 DUBLIN, 23d June, 1886.
To Pd.riek EgGR, LiaoOla, Neb.,
Parnell authorizes me to state that
IN important delegation will attend the
Chicago convention. Assure the Amer
lean League of our warmest thanks for
their continued and glorious support.
tSigned) TIMOTHY HARRIsGTos.
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re Pleaded Not Gulltr.

BosToS, June 23.-Wn. VIC ruth.
. x-jueg; of the Newton P lice Court,
who was arrested in Washington, D. O.,
under an indictment charging him with
the embezzlement Of about s., 900
while acting as administrator of the
estate of Julia Wade, of oakland. Gala,
was arraigned here this morning. anu
pleaded not guilty He was held for
trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-24
A MOST Liber.i- TOno..

The VoLTAtc Belt Cos Marshall,
Mich.. offer TO send their Celebrated
VOLTAIo BEBTs ana Electric appliances
on thirty days trinl tn Rnv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Loss OF y ia, II,
Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamp ct IN
sealec envelope with full particulars,
maiie.i free. W-sre lam a. ouce.
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TEE BkzT SAWS IA me world for Cats.
Bruises, aorss, Ulcsrs, Salt Rhsum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chopped Handss
Chilblains Cons, and An Skin EIp-
tons, and positively cures Pflsss or No
pay required. II Il guaranteed - GIVE
Price txsntyzvs cents Per 80.
Ter sale ~ = o. u. !
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rhsr nscllned % NomIn.,e.

MoxreoNERY, Ala, June S.-The
Republican Convention declined to
nominate a ticket. They leave it with
the executive COMMITTEES TO put out or
not as they may think best.
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DIED.

MrLLEE-In coaivine. ssmnt County.
June nd, Of old age Mrs, Miller, re4iet OF
the late Eleazor Miller
Funeral services win be held in the
Twelfth Ward Assembly Rooms to-day
t2sth), al u n Friends of the fsmily are
respectfully invited 20 attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

- sizes and IN good order from SD up
wards. Sole agents for o. 5. A for the eele-
brated Northern. All purchasers taught
free Baby carriages and machines re-
paired Bicycles sold on moderate terms.
NIB. Now Is the time 20 buy bicycles on
the installment sysfem-SS0 down, SO
monthly. Note the address: q and - South,
West Temple Street, opposite Valleg House.
MATTRESS BRO THEIRS Agents.
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On the Diamond

DErROrr. june .. Philadelphia 5.
Detroit s.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-washington 6,
Chicago 10.
ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-New York Z. St.
Louis 1. q
KASsAsa CITY, June 2s1BOstOn S,
Kansas City 3.
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BIcYcsEs AGENCY.

w-wALKER OPERA HOUSE, SALT
ot Lake City. Victor. Rudge. American
Champion, Ideal and Otto: Petite Steel and
Rubber Tricycles. Boys Yeiocipedes Before
buying examine our stock and prices. Tents
for sale at our Bicycle department, on our
lower door. Evans-& Spencer.
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PAPWORrH 4 RINGWOoD
THE MISSES MARTIN.
FOR sALE-S350

40 ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND,
fU two-rc0med house. good Wei Of water,
stable, sheds, etc.. Ave miles from the city.
Enqufre AZ Hennefer's Barber shop. Main
Street
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A False R.port

sAs Francisco. June 2s.-Nogales,
Arizona: 1 he report which reached here
yesterday of fresh Indian raids in the
Rromontory district proves on investi-
CATION TO be false. - - a.
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senator Edmundsl as HIS Ownosue-

MOsrrE1rrR, Vt, June o The
county conventions of Windsor and
Addison Counties. held to-day. passed
resolutions endorsing senator Edmnnds
as his own successor. atats
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no DISTRICT SCHOOL TKAeHkRs

'V1HE REGULAR EXAMINATIocs. o. ALL
IL who expect 10 feach t7ecorniuEf school
year IN the District Schools iofl Ssit Lake
County. will be held at the DISCREET Uni
versity Building. Salt Eske City, on Thurs
q y aud rFr1cey. Jule 2ftn ana LJth. 1875,
commencing At l0a- rnl...eI ] -sarel p
.-rflr 1870 frgr1 icl1.lM I.sTf y AfSr.
81 -. rr1l-.d1.a u. b. Toao = %. p f' Z
49,. rr-.l fsnr-fl b q. F.WELcoN, aul I
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Faded butnot Lost. 4

II does not follow because the COM
piexion has lost is polish, clearness and
transparency in consequences OF age o.
sickness. that -thsse-cbaFnss. are ire
cbverable. Even the dulest skin may
obtain freshness and bloom BY the use
OF -"GLKESis SULRHUR Soar, which
seems TO stimulate the ibers! and pro-
mote q healthful circulation IN the
superficial vessels. Beware OF counter
feits- See thatod-C. " CRirTESTos.
Proprietor.' IS printed on each packet.
-yitbout- which none IS genuine. Sold
bv druggists at % cents; three cakes 60
cents. Where the frests Of age have
allen either on the ringlets OF the belle
or the whiskers of the beau, "HILL' 5
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE" may De
recommended as peerless remedy. It's
browns and blacks are Natures own
It's cheapnsss unparalleled.
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! WILLIS L. CULVER of Pavilion,
\. 475-says Gifmore's Magnetic
Elixir cuTedrrLlmrof aylOng standing
Throat and Lung Trouble. For sale at
A. c. Smith & Cos Drug Store. 10
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TWO FINE ROOMS,

IHEFURNIsHxD,lIN. ANEW HOUSE, TO
u Rent to single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. eligible situation,
THE,HKRkDDr OMcer - -. -, -l.aELA 4 II
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MONEY TO LOAN.

N e. POMEROY, BROKER AND REAL
u. Estate Agent. l5S Main street.. Money
20 Loan. Houses and Lots for sale. and &
general real estate business transacted
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Received Their Commissions.

The following officers-elsct have re-
ceived their commissions for Richmond
City: 'li7r
Thomrs Griffin. Mayor = Charles 2.
Harris, Recorder. Comelins Traveller,
Treasurer; Eli Webb Assessor and
Collector; Henry Brewer, Marshal
Wallace B. Burnham, +. Robinson,
James W, Hendricks, A. 3. HARRISON
and John 6ooch.7 Councillors; Eth Webb
and w. ID. 3Nsnnoy! Justices OF the
Peace. e sflins1 bar 4.ii
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MPOTENCY In Man or, Woman is
cured by Gilmore's Aromatic Wine.
For sale At A. c. Smith Zoos Drug
S. ore u IL
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WANTED.

DEALERS IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND
IL Base Ball Sappiiesto get our prices De-
fore making their purchases. Clubs supplied
at lowest rates. Spal1ing Bros. Bats and
Balls q specially, also large stock OF cheaper
grades. Bicycles for young and cd Tri-
cycles and Velocipedes for children Guns,
Ammunition and Sporting Goods Evans &
Spencer. "a walker Opera House
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NERyE-LIFE AND vIGOR restored
Ia men and women oy using 6hmore-s
Aromatic Wine. For sale Al a. "
smith & Cos Drug Store.
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We s-e making up fashionable suits
=. rEices which defy competition. Call
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How Mr. THRoAT HURrsl Then Why
don't you use HALE's HONEY or hokk-
HOUND AND TAR
minute. Ai
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GUS, AMMUNTrION,

A Nd SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
y ard Retail, a. Bedrock Prices Z All the
leading Rides aud Shot Guns In stoefsr See
our Msnhartan 3. L Gun. best In the mar
act atthe price. nlusirnted CatslOsue Tree.
Aepsiring. Parts for Rihes and Shot GnnsiE
stock. Keys fLtCd. AGENCY for Sittor BIZ
cycle Evans & spencer AWalker Opera
House, Salt Lake City NJ -si1ir II a. -
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FOR SALE

FOUR ROOM HOUSE, GOOD AS NEW
"A and lot 5x10 rods with barn and young
orchard bearing In the Eighteenth ward,
corner Third and A Streets A desirable To-
81 miles south OF city. Apply %
YOUNG BROS. s. Main ST.
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THE WIFE, MOTHER AND stALD
Who suffer from Female Weakness, Will
fnd Gilmore's Aromatic Wine a posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. G. Smith &
Co.'S Drug store.svi8 shuna
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MR.. A. HIGGINS. Of Wyoming, \
Y. saws he had the Piles for nearly 4
wears. and was cured by using Gilmore
Pile Specific For Sale at A Y. emltn
& Co.'s Drug Store. .rs irstf
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UF FILE 4 UN EsE.-NIs
A FINE OFFICE SUITE INTHE HERALD
II Building. Apply at his Office.
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MIDDLE-AGEDMEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. O.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 5.0l sdf 81
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MARK arcKInrnfIrSs.

II livery AND FEED STABLES. NOS
il 226. Us and 80 Main Street. salt Lake
CITY
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
AFFICE AND RESIDENCE, no. ss4 Z,
" Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Five DOLLARS REWARD.

ITO ANY PERSON RETURNING TO
i Deseret Wooden Mills once George
III English Guines. Lost between Emporium
Corner and Dr.. Benedict's residence.
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WANTED.

THREE SEwISG MACHINE OPERA.
Il tors. experienced hands on shoe work
Applyto VIM X. Rowe, manager z. C. N. I.
Shoe Factory ESD
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-11

IT WAS the studIel policy OF TIE
REPUBLICAN in the late campaign
to treat all candidates with the Ut
most fairness and consideration, and
our course in that regard has been
heartily commended by both parties.
However, we last week fell into a
slight error which we hasten to cor
rect. In commenting upon the
election we said 'moSt unmanly
means have been employed to secure
Mr.. Viewers defeat" We should
have stated the case more specifically,
as we did not intend to implicate in
this charge Mr.. Otto Witthaucr, the
democratic candidate for recorder.
Such means were employed by MIR.
Witthauer's friends, but against his
wishes and better Judgment. We
believe that had he controlled his
party machine such tactics would
not have been used, as in his person
al endeavors he only cspoused his
own cause without trying to
injure his rival in any way.
He conducted his canvass in a
most gentlemanly way, as
did Mr.. Hunter, and both these
gentleman are entitled to cogratu,
iations that they have acquitted
themselves so honorably, as VIC
believe. They are both gentlemen
of good character, which has been
attested by the complimentary vote
given them by their neighbcrs, We
only glory that men better allied,
politically, take their places in the
county's service.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-11
Mr.. Cousins Speech

The most interesting and altogeth-
er the most pleasant speech Of the
campaign Of 1886, in Audubon
county, was that delivered by Hon.
r. 6. Cousins, Cedar county's rep
resentalive i'll the legislature. The
audience was the largest and was
made up OF representatives from all
adjoining townships, while several
remote precincts were represented.
MIR. Cousins early efforts rs an
orator in and about Audubon, dis
played in school house literary socie-
ties where his side of the question
was usually victorious, have been
kindly remembered by his many
friends who had more than passing
interest i'll him and were anxious to
listen to his discussion of the issues
Of the campaign Of 1886. We take
an unfeigned pleasure in stating that
the favorable expectations of these
friends as to his abilities were fully
realized, and many have personally
attestcl to the writer their hearty
appreciation Of his efforts.
In his discourse Mr.. Cousins does
not indulge IN that personal or party
abuse Of the opposition which too
/ frequently is the entire ammunition of
campaign oratory, but rather his
arguments were deductions from
reason and not pre- udice. lie has
studied the history of the two lead
ing parties soliciting the support OF
the people, and from this course has
found but one party worthy of his
suffrage and support. His address
is best characterized, in briei, as
being clearly argumentative. bright
ened by many satrical references
and illusions. AT the close of his
speech he was heartily congratulated
by his many friends and received
such warm welcome that his
necessarily brief visit here must be
remembered with deepest satisfaction
and he may justly participate with
the party management in the glory
for the grand republican victory
attained in the county and state. In
the entire lis, of speakers sent out
by the state central committee none
have received more favorable com.
ment through the press than Mr..
Cousins and none have been reward.
ed by better results.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-11

SOVEREIGN c)u.l not sell his influ-
ence with the grccnbAckers to Keat,
ley for $500, and concluding from
this that greenbackism is not mar
ketablc he has deserted the cause
discontinued his Peoples Aavocatc.
He has issued the first number OF
the Industrial Vest, aspiring to
make it a labor organ, and IN hopes
no doubt Of bringing the labor vote
to par on the political market. Sow
crign has at least the merit OF enter
prise.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-11
Justices and Constables.

Following is a complete list OF
justices of the peace and constablcs
elected Nov. I'd, in the various
townships of the county:
AUDUBON: Isaac Thomas and
A. Hast, Justices; John Rummcl-
hart and A. Anderson, constables.
CAMERON: w. l. Swaney and
Jas. Hall, justices; J. S. Herwlck
and J. Fl. Wolfe, constables.
DoUGLAs: r. Davidson, II. Z,
Webster and e. !. Arney tie, ju>,
tees; Thos. A. Wood aud G. W,
Fi,cus, constablcs.
EXTRA: J. E. loft, A. B. Hous.
ton, no. Noon, justices; T. r. Gill,
d. l.. Anderson and Geo. Freeman,
constables.
GREELEY: David Patty and
Henry Snowgoose, justices; E. b.
Holmes and II. Covalt, constables.
HAMLIN: J. II. Bell and J. H.
johnson, justices; Soren Madsen and
Frank White, constables.
LEROY: A. {. Rogers and F.
NJ. Van Pelt, justices; Marion F.
Johnson and Chas. Isham, constables.
LINCOLN: n. Andrews, F. Hebb
and ~ H. Vinyard tie, justices; s.
r. Briggs Geo. SHREDDER, constables.
MELVILLE; NJ. Nj. Blake and
John Randolph, justices; L. E.
Beam and Chas. Wilkins, constables.
OAKFIELD: Chas. Butler and
Fl. Lynch, justices; L. Struthers and
G. w. Chase, constables.
SHARON: John Fredrickson and
Z. F. Brown, justices; Martin Larsen
and Harvey Prebble, constables.
VIOLA; John {. Bonwell and
b. q. Booten, justices; Aaron An.
derson and Isaac Reed, constables.
In cases Of tie votes the candidates
will cast lots for the offices.