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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

"The Old Folks Concert" by the
Bridgeport concert trnupe, was listened
to by q full house Tuesday night. IL
was certainly an unexpected treat 10
all who were fortunate enough 20 be
present. The troupe Is composed en-
tirely OF home talent and their parts
were performed In q manner rejecting
great credit upon themselves and espe.
ciRlly upon their leader, Mr.. l. s.
Lamkin. The programme was com
posed Of songs, which were the sOlace
aEd delight of our ancestors; and
while the younger portion Of the audi
enee were fain to laugh at the old
fashioned poke bOnnets Of the isis
ters," and the knee breeches and claw
hammer coats of the "brethren," yet
the elder portion were forced to sigh
es they smiled when "a cadence of
some half forgotten song" reminded
them Of the days Of "Auld Lang
Syne." Through all their songs there
runs q peculiar pathetic strain of har-
mOny that is soothing TO the ear
Of the average concert gOer
who has had q surfeit OF the class Of
screaming soprano singers who
usually infest the modern concert
room. We heartily commend this
troupe 10 the music loving people of
the Smoky Hill Valley.
A number Of our people will attend
the FRrmers' Alliance meeting at the
Fore school house, Saturday, night To
listen to President MeAndreWs ad-
dress the farmers Of Liberty town
ship. Papers on appropriate subjects
will be read by AssariA's three co.,
respondents tO-wit: N. o. More,
Zero" and Non NOMRN.
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fHE Anderson boom has lost &c
snap. AID Judge Wilson b gaining
strength every day. Lying and mis-.
representation on the part Of the
tsoliers has had Its usual effect; q
reaction % favor Of the subject who
has been Inisrepuesented and lied
about. The leading spirits In the
solt no longer attempt % justify their
actioa. but On pompous and high
sounding words ulaim that John A.
Anderson b strong .enoRgh 70 be
elecled independent % any party.
We are glad % zee that many voters
vito 3 rev days ego were hesitatlng
ea % ne manner On which they should
cazt their vote. are RoW declaring EN-
nlaatioslly Coz Wiison Blk weeks
hence the Andersen boom wiz Be
aloet tlls sine % mustard seed. The
oaasasl ein b. between Wilson and
she Demoeraiic candidate, with An
aerson 3 pooF Third ID DE raoe.
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THE murder OF Rev. Geo. c. Had
dock, at Sioux City, Iowa, Is one OF
the most cold blOOded affairs which
ever happened Coming out ofa liv-
cry stable at ten O'Clock at night,
some unknown assassin fired a shot
and killed him instantly. Rev. Had
dock was an active worker in the tenn
perance cause, and it is due TO him
that the saloons OF Sioux City were
about to be closed. In view Of the
fact that he had oceasiOned severe en-
mites from the whisky quarters, his
death ls at once laid at their door.
He was q Methodist clergyman,
whom we knew in former years while
q resident Of Wisconsin. He was a
man Of great force OF character. aud
had the courage Of a lion. He was a
fighting man himself, and II It could
be predicted OF any clergyman that
be would "die with his boots on" II
certainly could Of this man. AS the
Regent Morton said at the tomb OF
John Knox: There lies he who
never feared the face Of man" 80 can
Il be said Of the murdered HaddOek.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
pEnpIE avn EVENTS

Speaker Carlisle was 81 years old
Wednesday.
Quebec was never 80 full of Ameri-
can tourists ~ at present,
Georgia Is now the only State that
holds its election I'm October.
Jupiter and Uranus will he 10 eon-
Junction about noon, Aug. l6
Cornell will add 4 law school to its
other departments in tue fall Of 1887
Il costs Jay Gould S3l6 a day 10
keep his yacht An,lanta In sailing
order.
Columbus, Ga, has a man who
claims To be the lefty. Send him to
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Langtry often walks eighteen
miles q day and "tires out" two men
on the ruad.
Emperor williams last illness was
caused by prOfuse indulgence In rich
erayfish soup.
Mr.. Gladstone Is making prepara-
tiuns % take q short vacation on the
yacht Of Lord WOlvertOn.
Lady Dixie Is said to be upon the
verge Of dementia NJ q result OF Sir
Charles scandalOus dOings.
It IL said that within q radius Of 100
miles around AshbeVille. n. G.
every known mineral can be found.
John Biglow, MantOn Marble and
Henry WattersOn are executors Of Mr..
Tilden's estate.
The widow Of Myerbeer, who re
Gently died at the age Of 50, len for
tune estimated Al g.. 500, OOO.
A cory az q sermon preached By
John Knox 32l years ago was sold the
other day in London for ,0z5
Butler Mah0ne, q son OF the Senator,
and Jay CoOke have opened q bank
eTs and brokers Office ia Washington.
Sarah Winnemucca, the Indian
princess, can speak five languages
three Indian dialects, English and
spanish.
A st. Louis mustaehe Is worth
500. That is the amount sued for BY
a gentleman who lost his through 3
practical joke while he slept.
The Augusta (G.) Chronicle wants q
Western President with = financial
policy that will be Just to the people
as well IS the bOndhOlders.
The BishOp0f London Is the great
est drinker OF tea that has been
known in England since the death Of
DR.. johnson.
Phllapelphia has the champion
modest young lady. When she hangs
stockings Out on the clothes line she !
puts wells on them
Oscar Wilde ought 10 so to Florida
where they now hav the sunlioWers /
that weigh half q dozen pounds each /
and measure q foot across.
Queen MargarIta, of Italy. has
shusen q woman physician, 5ignOra
4afs-arita farDe, one Of the first
Italian Women 20 study msdielne.
Dickens "Old Curiosity shop" has
finally been located at No. a Ports
mOuth street London. II is e pres
ent occupied by Waste paper dealer.
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This idea Of aolpo west

To Colorado or New Mexico. fnr
air to relieve Consumption ls all q
mistake. Any reasonable man would
use DR.. BOsankO's Cough and Lung
Syrup for Consumption In all its first
stages. Il never falls to give relief 10
ell cases Of Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Pains In the Chest and all affections
that are considered primary to Con-
sumption. Price. 50 cents and 81. 90.
Sold by Oscar SeItz.
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orr pupDRED YeaRs Auo

The Vale ChamOuni is famous In
song and story. It is known In all
civilized lands for the magniiiceuce
Of ils view Of Mount Blanc, the great
White Mountain OF Europe. To see
Switzerland means 70 look on this
crest Of the Alps For = disfauce Of
90 feet It's summit Is clothed with
perpetual snow. Even at night the
lofty peaks shine With light; for there
Is high In the atmosphere q znne Of
thin vapOf which is still iighteued by
the sun after Mount Blanc has ceased
% be within range Of its rays aud this
vapOr reflects q part Of the light
which it receives upon the summit Of
the mountain. IL Is exactly q century
since the first ascent Of Mount Blanc
was made.
jacques BaImat was q guide who
was v ell known In the neighbOrhOOd
Of ChamounIe. He was familiar
with the glaciers, those ice streams
which flow down the sides OF the
massive mountain. and he had often
looked toward the peak Is. 80 feet
high, and lOnged 10 stand upon its
summit. For ten years before lTS8
adventurous travellers and tourists
had made attempts 10 climb its dan
gerOus fields and c-Oss its dizzy rs
surea, but had been compelled 20 re-
turn. IL was then that the hadry
guide made q journey 10 the summit.
This was 80 bold and successful that
a local physician named DR.. Paecard
also made the ascent led by the guide
Balmat. This successful feat gave the
hardy doctor the honor Of being the
first person OF scientific education TO
make knOWn the possibility OF the
undertaking. These two pioneers
found the cold 50 excessive that they
remained upon the summit only
shout half an hour.
Since that time it has become some
thing like fashion for daring people
20 make the ascent. IL has even been
recorded that certain ladies have
travelled to the peak. Two Of these,
when at the summit, had themselves
lifted over the shoulders of the guides
that they might be able to say they
had risen 10 greater heights than any
Of those who had gone before them.
This may be fame or another form Of
that disease which takes people 10 the
north pole.
IL was on August 2, l7S6 that
JACQUES Balmat led DR.. Paceard 10
the Top Of Mont Blanc. ChamOuni Is
especially interested In such an an
niversary. The little English chapel
down In the valley al this season Of
the year Is thrunged with tourists.
The memorials OF several gallant, but
all too daring adventures may be
seen on the chapel walls. In the
inns where the traveller rests are me-
MORALS Of the hardy guide and his
sturdy companion Of a century ago.
From any outlook in the valley can
be seen the half way house at which
the mountain climbers rest over
night In their Journey to and from the
summit. This year the centennial OF
the first successful ascent is observed
in all that charming vale, and Aug.
is the day set apart for such celebra-
ton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

The Grand Army Nnilonsl En-
campment at San Francisco seems 70
have been a grand success in every
particular. The election Of the gal
liant Ex-Governor Lueins Fairchild.
Of Wisconsin, as cOmmander-ln-chief
was q most worthy compliment TO the
One-armed hero. The vote upon that
election stood a. follows: Fairehild,
1ss Corporal Tanner, ll2 Reynolds,
Of New York, 81; Res. Of Minnesota,
SO. Reynolds Withdrawing in favor
OF fFaIrehild, the latter was elected on
the second ballot. Gen. s. w. Back
as, Of San Francisco, was elected
Senior Vice Commander. Sc. Louis
was selected ~ the place OF the next
National Encampnent by vote OF
2l8 10 III for Milwaukee.
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A Minister'S Opinion Of Interest 70 aII

A Minister'S OplnI0n Of Interest 10 sll.
Rev. r. E. Burton, a leading minis
ter, Of Buffalo, N. Y, writes: 1 have
used Hills peerless Cough Syrup"
in my family with such satisfactory
results In cases Of Coughs and Colds,
that take pleasure In heartily rec
ommending its use by all suffering
from these very, common, but never
the less serious difficulties. From It's
use, also, In case Of Asthma, with
which one Of my little ones is affect
ed, find that the syrup" produces
more immediate and greater relief
than any remedy have yet found.
I believe that the merit claimed for
your Syrup will be readily acknowl.
edged by all who give II 3 fair trial.
l sell the above, no cure no pay.
.. SEITZ.
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Cure FOR Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, lOlns,
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient TO suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symp
toms Of indigestion are present, as
flaluleney, uneaslness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture like persplratiOn
producing n very disagreeable Itching
after getting warm, is a very COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the
application Of DR.. BOsankO's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon
the parts affected, absorbing the
dOliOrs, allaying the intense itching,
and affecting a permanent cure
Price Scots. Address. The DIR. BO-
sankO edIclne On, Piqua, Chicago
and by Oscar Settz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

Trls on dit ln Washington that ex-
Gov. Click Is 10 be the coming Com
missioner % Pensions In place Of Cen
Black, who is 10 be made minister to
Austria. We do not take much stock
In The Ex Governor, - our readers
well know but we believe he would
be . great improvement on John e.
Black.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

THE Third Party held q Fifth Con-
gressiOnal Convention yesterday At
Abilene. DR.. Gillespie. Of the Rising
San, was both temporary and perms-
nent chairman. Rev. J. II. Lucas, Of
Dickinson county, was nominated
unanimously for Congress.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

PROF. FosTER, the MeteOralOgist,
says that one Of the greatest storm
periods Of 1885. viii begin on the 18th
and continue uutil the 9th. Heavy
rates, hail and tornadoes sFe q part Of
the programme; and Whils these
storms viii be general, Kansas will
not lie particularly in the path OF
.lnnnar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

How are the mighty fallen! Mar
tin Irons the Great, director Of the
Southwestern system strike. Is now
the director Of an underground lunch
stand IN Kansas City. That ls just
about his capacity. The further un-
dergrOund you get him, the better It ls
Tor society and the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

THE Anderson bOlters have been
circulating the report that Judge Will
ssn has withdrawn. They will find
by election time thathe is irst-clAss
slayer. No doubt the wish is father
10 the thought, and hence they set
aflOst the report Of the Wilson with
drawnl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

Mr.. Gen. V. Willing OF Manchester
Mich. writes: my wife has been al
most helpless for five years, 50 help
les that she could not turn over ia
bed alone She used two bottles OF
Electric Bitiers. and Is 80 much i'm
proved, that she Is able now TO do
her own work.
Electric Bitters will do all that L.
claimed for them. Hundreds Of tee.
timOnIals attest their great curative
powers. Only so cents a bottle al
Oscar Seltz's Drug Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

The following special appeared 10
the Abilene Gazette Of this morning /:
WAsHIN0ToN. Aug. II. 1885.
The President to-day appointed
Smith n Palmer register Of the land
Office ~ salina, Kansas, vice John
M. Hodge, suspended.
o +. Scarf, Of Kansas. receiver Of
public moneys. at Salina. Kansas,
vice Harper 8. Cunningham, sus-
nended
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A RATTERY Of two guns and forty
men has been organized at Garden
City in view of the hOstlllties with
Mexlco. aud sO0 volunteers for q COW.
boy cavalry battalion have been raised
ct KiOwa- A Mexican war would be
q splendid bonanza fOE the Texas
eourir1v. $3.50
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IFis not likely that war with Mexl.
co will be declared either to-day OF
tomorrow. II is not perfectly clear
yet that Cutting is the saint some
would have IA believe. The Govern
ment will not rush hurriedly into a
war when Il is not clear there is
any cause fol one.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

Tbs principal leaders 10 the Ander-
son bolt In Saline county have ell
along been fierce Anderson haters.
So It can not be the love Of Anderson
which urges them 10 the front just
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

MAURICE B. FLYNN is said to be
the present political boss In New
York City. He Is Ss yeaFs old, and
aid 10 be the "pOwer behind the
throne" IN Democratic State and Ma
tIOnAl politics,
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Notice.

NOTICB is hereby given fhat q 4 ne intentiou
Saline Cnuuty, ka1Us. q apprcpriata sum noi
% c1ceed three tte1isnd foIlarl 9a0l out of the
general fund o. sid oouuty ior The purpcle oi
One brtdEl over 8ypgum cTeak where q coduty
rad cross aid stream % Section = Ip- Is, r.
y Of 6th p. n. lnc bridEo over dypsum creek
wbere aieounty rad croasea aatd straara between
sections 2 and -. Up. IS, R. y q eth p. n.
Also ous bridge acrQn Gypsum creek where a
ccanly road crugara aid Stream between uectlnui
y and - in Tp- l6 r. " o. the 6ih p. n. The
dolars Err each hridre.
By orier of the Bsari % Cuuniy Comuissi0aeta
lsEAL-l JOSEPH SARGENT, Ccluty Clgrk
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THIS canvass In the Fifth Congress
siOnal District will be commenced
early in September. Some Of the
best speakers ia the State are 10 be
engaged. The campaign will be lurId
for the Democrats, Mugwumps and
bOlters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

IT Is positively stated that John A.
AndersOn's letter, written prior tO the
Clay Center convention, was material
ly changed by "home talent" after
Its necenilnn hv the cnmnlttee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

THE Democrats Of Michigan have
nominated q man named Lovely,
while the Kansas Democrats bring
out one named Moonlight. The
helghth, breadth and depth Of the
candidates. In both States IL simply
Lovely Moonlight"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

QUITE q boom is being worked up
for Mr.. Clifford, Of Clay Center. for
Congress on the Democratic ticket In
this District. He seems 10 be quite
popular with the young Democrats Of
the dleariet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

Iris announced In the City Of Mex
leo that Minister jackson had fled
his resignation last June. but that Sec
retary Bayard had not yet accepted
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

CLEMENS, the Topeka anarchist, Is
announced as a speaker for John A..
Anderson In this Congressional Dis
triet. Nearly 81 the anarchist eie-
ment will be found on AndersOn's
aide
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An Insilluilon for ihn PeonIs.

The great Western National Inter.
State Fair Is an Institution fur tile
people. It II not run in the Interest
of any section, any class. any cOTpnrn
tlOn or set OF men, but Is a grand eX-
position for the building up OF the
west aud the profit aud enjoyment Of
the people. September 9 To II will be
agreat week for Kansas al Bismarck
Grove.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

THERE is q very far-awsy-loOk In
the face of the Anderson man when
you ask him where Anderson is to
get his msIOrIties In this district.
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WANFED-A girl to do general
housework. Enquire OF Mrs. f. e.
York, south Eighth street.
We sell Bryan & Browns boots and
shoes. They beat the world for fit
and wear. Come and see.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILI-
Farm For Rent.
Cheap for cash. Inquire Of Gels &
Williams.
IfyOu want lace curtains Of beauil-
ful design and very cheap, call on
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
For pure cod fsh, choice aud white
for extra mHckerai, for choice white
fish, go 10 Campbell & Tuthill.
WANTED-A girl to do general
hnusewOrk. Apply to Mrs. M. a..
Briggs, South Santa Fe.
Greater than Ever.
The Great Western NatiOual Inter
State Fair at Bismarck Grove, Sept
tO II will be greater than ever. No
Kansan, can Afford 10 miss the biggest
Of all Western State Fairs.
Our grocery stock Is always fresh
and OF the best grades, and Il Is Re-
knOwledged by all that we sell the
best butter In the city.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
Money to Loan on improved farms
and city property.
n. T. CARROLL,
Salina, Kansas.
To close buyers we will say that II
you want q suit Of clothes It will be to
your interest 10 examine our line Of
before purchasing.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
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MINEIE wERRY, Manager.

A single trial Of the Peerless Worm
specific never yet failed to relieve the
baby. and overcome the prejuiices Of
the mother. Il not only frees the
child from worms. but regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind
eolic, eOrreets aeldity, and cures Dy-
3 'ntery and DisrhOea, gives rest and
health TO the child. and comforts IN o
mother. Try t. No care, no pay.
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There Will be no services at the
German n. e. church next sunday.
The pastor and society being invited
20 q oampmeetlng ct Lyons, Dickson
county, Kansas.
Ii. nRYrR- paafnr.
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EDITOR CUTTING was found guilty
by the Mexlcans aud sentenced 70 one
year imprisonment ut hard labor and
$500 hne.
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Money, Money, Money Pianos, Pianos,
pfsnosI Oeoone 0Posn. Our.,.f

ANilAlg ANuNlf AlNttNI = Etauoat Filugai
PisnosI Organs, Organs, Orgsnsl
Having added the loan business 10
the Piano and organ, I take pleasure
In informing my many acquaintance
and the public generally, that I am
prepared 10 let them have money on
long or short time ct reduced rates OF
interest. Any one can have the
money at much lower rales Of inter
est, who win purchase an instrument
Of me. OF cOurse my instruments are
firstelass and need no comment ss to
their qualities. The Estey organ and
Piano are the leading instruments Of
the world. They are the standard or
gan and piano. Just as good as the
Estey," is heard on every hand-but
whys because the Estey is ithe brst. )"
Unconsciousiy every use Of that argu-
ment is q compliment to and . recng.
milton Of the priced position occupied
By the Esiey Co.
8. G. PARKER. Dist. Agent,
27lE salina, Kansas-
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Everybody 20 70 the literary enter
tainment tonight At the home Of
Mlss Nellie Parker. A dime eolisc.
ton viii Be taken.
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NosIe. . T.lsn,an. -.

Our new Switch Board viii be IN
operation Monday, Aug. 8. VIII
have 70 request subscribers nof 70 ring
back, but after having called, take
down Telephone as once aud place Il
20 the ear. New Switch Board will
not admit Of ringing back.
MINNIE WERRY. Manager.
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The EoIlowlna schooILsna Esr ssIs.

NeQr OF seqr sec 36 twp is z
Nwl Of set sec IS twp Is r.
Set Of set sec IS twp 10 r2.
Swi Of set sec S6 twp l6F2.
The petition 20 be heard by the
Probate Court on Sep. Is, lsS6. with
the following witnesses % prove the
claims Of the purchases Gust John
son, Frank Lunstadt, Gust Eager
burg.
A.J.CARRuTHERs. 90. Stunt.
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In endorsing Mr.. Anderson for Con-
eress, the Greenbaekers Of the Fifth
district have made = great change OF
base. In 1878 when Mr. Anderson
made his first run for Congress the
fiat money" fOOlishness was at its
height, and Mr.. Anderson fought Ii
from one end Of the district (which
then extended the length Of Kansas)
10 the other. And the gentleman who
made the canvas with him, one Of
them being the late Judge Nathan
Price, spoke up In the same vein. The
The Greenbackers then had 4 eandi-
date for Congress and opposed Mr..
Anderson with more virulence than
did the Democrats. BY the way, who
are the Greenbackers now. and what
do they believe ?-AtchisOn Champion.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For CDngressmGn. FIflh District,
ANDREW s. WILSON.

For CDRgressmGn. Fyflh District,
ANDREW 8. WILSON.
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
A. P. RIDDLE.
For SecrctaSg Of STATE.
f. B. ALLEN.
For State Treasurer.
JAMES w. HAMILTON.
For auditor Of State,
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY.
For Attorney General,
3. p. BRADFORD.
For Superintendent Of Pg5lis Llstruc
fiOn,
J. II. LAWHEAD.
For Associate Justice,
ID. NJ. VALENTINE.
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WANTED-50 tons wooien raes at
the Mattress factOFy.