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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
TIE DEAD POLITICIAN.

Hubert q. Thompson ia Followed TO the
Grave by II Host of sorrowing Friends.
NEW YORK, July 20.-IIad the mayor
himself died within the past few days 1t
Is doubtful II he would have had more
sincere mourners or as great number as
those who attended the burial OF the body
of the reconnaissance Of public works
and chief of the County Democracy, HUI
bert Ogden Thompson. So young man
was he IN public life that most men who
stood in the crowd outside of the
Worth house were familiar with
his career as politician and Office
holder and an associate OF whom they
were always proud, They sorrowfully
gazed up at the windows Of the room In
which the dead commissioner lay, and
when the body was placed In the hearse
all hats were removed as by one common
impulse, and the procession formed which
slowly followed the hearse through
Broadway and Twenty-ffth street TO the
church. The private funeral services
were attended only by the family and the
twelve pall-bearers. They were conducted
by Rev. Samuel S. Seward, pastor OF
the Swedenborgian Church OF New
Jerusalem, at 10 O'Clock. Then the coffin
was reVSfeDlly carried 10 lne ucdThS' anu
followed by the pall-bearers on
foot and the family in carriages,
the cortege moved to the church at
Tuner street With uncovered heads
were Coroner Levy, Register John Reilly,
Justice John j. German and School Com
missioner Flelschman, who came from
Tammany hall to pay last tribute to
their old political opponent. The funeral
procession entered the chapel at
IO:45. The ediace was filled
with prominent citizens gathered TO
do honor to the memory of their deceased
friend and political associate. In the
congregation were eminent judges, brok-
ers, bankers and business men of wealth.
The members of the board Of aldermen
were present in body, wearing large
black badges inscribed ain Memorium,
II. 0. t." Large delegations from the
district and general committees OF the
County Democracy, Irving Hall and Tam
many Hall were present The members
OF the Masonic lodge to which the de-
ceased belonged occupied seats In the
chapel. All OF them wore bows OF crepe
on their left arms.
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PARIS.
hit with Hall lBat-- Reunion OF tho Col.
ored odd Fellows of North Texas.
Special to the Gazette

hit with n hall lI8at-- Reunion OF tho Col
ored odd Fellows of North Texas.
Special to the Gazette,
PARIS, Ten, July 2l.--on the grounds
occupied by the colored Odd Fellows re-.
union party Of celebrstauts were en-
gagged in game of base ball, when the
bat suddenly slipped from the hands OF
the striker and struck young negro lad
standing near by on the mouth, seriously
II not fatally injuring him.
Report reached here to-day of the ar
rest of two horse-thleves in Hopkins coun-
ty, who stole couple of horses from
parties at u camp.meeting three miles
north of Cooper. One OF the party en-
gagged the attention of the meeting irs;
by some preliminary praying, then by
violent demonstrations of his having goi
religion, while the other hied himself tc
where the horses were and proceeded to
decamp with them.
This morning a stTeet-car collision oc
Cured ON the line few blocks from tn,
square. A fat.car carrying passengers
going from the depot, collided with thu
regular car going 10 the depot. Police
man Shanklin, who was on the front enc
of the Hat, was bruised considerably
One mule was seriously Kurt.
| A reunion of the colored Odd Fellow
OF North Texas was held here to-day
large crowd was In attendance.
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Shot by an Assassin In tho Dark--Thc Red
Men Parade Bonal Dles FROM
his wonads.

special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, July 29.--About |
O'Clock this morning shooting ARRAY
occurred at Shady View park In waich
negro named Sam Palmer lost his life
and woman named Mary Jones was Sc
rlously wounded In the light. The col
ored knights Of Labor were holding
picnic at the park. During the festivl.
ties, which had been continued beyond
the midnight hour, jim Alexander got
into difficulty with some one and dis
charged his pistol in crowd OF women,
woundlng one OF them as above stated A
crowd quickly gathered around Alexander
and took him INTO CUSTODY, but as quick.
" released him, Sam Palmer appearing,
pistol ia hand, aud demanding that he be
turned loose. Having been freed, Alex.
ander made to scale the fence and make
good his escape Barney Davis at this
point demonstrated with Palmer for re.
leasing man who had shot woman,
aud quarrel arose between them which
eliminated In Davis throwing Palmer by
maiu strength prone on one OF the benches
In the dancing pavilion, when he was
pulled OF. Subsequently Palmer met
Davis in another part of
the ground and renewed the quar-
rel, saying he, Palmer, would
Kill him then and there, at the same time
attic mpting TO draw mis- pistol. Before
he could draw Davis got his weapon out
aud fred and Palmer fell dead at his
feet, the bullet having pierced his brain.
Soon after Davis went TO the Jail and
surrendered himself, saying that he had
killed man in self-defense.
Iu1op GNhuh hold IN, irut,aat ~, fha -,
mains Of Sam Palmer this afternoon aud
the jury returned verdict that deceased
"came to his death near the hour OF /
a, ~, July 20, from pistol shot wound in
the head from the hands OF Barney
FDavis.n
Davis waived preliminary examination
and gave bond In the sum OF $500 for his
appearance before the grand jury.
Thomas Daniels living near Caruth
Station, on the Texas Central railroad,
was hred upon by some unknown party
while walking about his fathers prem
ises last night. The shot took effect IN
his left shoulder, inhicting very serious
wound, Up TO this time there appears to
be no clew to the shooter or the cause OF
the attempted assassination.
In Justice Schuhl's court to-day S LIE
vine was fined S25 for carrying pistol
The Red Men and Hay-Makers had q
torchlight procession through some o.
the principle streets tonight, in celohra
, ton OF their third anniversary, and mad,
! quite an imposing display. Tomorrow
! afternoon aud evening they win have
- picnic at Shady View park.
1t was rumored on the streets this aft
y ornoon that Bonal, the young man VIII,
was shot by Mr.. Bowen OF oak Lawn
under the impression that he was tryin
. to rob his melon patch, few days age
has since died OF his wounds, MI
y, Bowen's gun was loaded with squire
!. shot, and five Of them took effect !
It Bonals shoulder.
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phniip nert On rnp.

Philip Best's Brewing company's beer
can be found on tap at the following
named places
Tivoli Hall.
Max Rchen, on the square
Cabinet saloon, Main street
Il, Taylor's, corner Seventh aud Ilous-
ton.
Conrad Schmldrs, foot OF Houston.
Turf Exchange, Main street
w. II. Wilson, South side.
James Pem6erton, West Weathertord
John Murrin, on Front, between Main
and Houston.
John Woods, Eighth and Main.
Dorsey & Galloway, Main and Twelfth.
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A REWARD OFFERED.

Horses strayed or stolen in Bell County.
Special to the Gazette.
CAMERON, Tx, July 29.-Sherih Lip.
scomb has been notified that reward OF
$50 will be paid for the recovery OF the
following described horses, which are
either strayed or stolen;
one dun horse, five or six years old,
about fifteen hands high, branded on the
right shoulder, figure four with letter
H attached-4H,
Also one bay mare, about nine or ten
years old, about fourteen hands high,
branded on the left shoulder AS.
A reward OF s25wiil be paid for the de-
livery OF either one Of the above der
scribed horses at Heidenheimer, Bell
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

Frenchmen can properly be called nthe
knights Of the table, They are good
judges In all its rennements and dellca.
cies. In order to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs In good or.
der they give pre-eminence to Angostura
Bitters. When you try them be sure It is
the genuine article, manufactured by DR..
j. G b. Siegert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
A LOYER,s QUEER WILL.
Leaving His Money to the Girl who Tilted
Him

HIM,
NEWARK, N. j July 25.-Red Bank has
a romantic young man who has been fur
nishing the tattlers of that vicinity with
a deal of gossip the past two weeks,
John Henderson is homely but nicely
"hxed" young man, being worth $4,000
or more. For several years he had been
counting Miss Ryerson, who lives on the
Mlddletown side OF the Shrewsbury river.
Some time ago the young couple had a
quarrel, and all the efforts OF friends
could not bring about a reconciliation.
Finally Henderson, as a final appeal,
wrote to Miss Ryerson, requesting TO
know II there was q chance OF ever re-
gaining her affection. The young woman
answered
"No, never again can love you"
The Respondent lover did not attempt
to do any of the rash things that
respondent lovers do, but came to Red
Bank and had win drawn up, giving
$1,000 ia cash to Miss Ryerson, TO be re-
ceiyed at his death, and setting aside
$4,000 to erect monument TO the mem
ory of the young woman when she died.
This will was drawn up on Monday last,
Alter signing Il the testator said that II
was his intention to spend the remainder
of his little fortune In drowning his Dr.
rows in drink. A few days later, how
ever, he had the Will destroyed and an
other instrument was drawn up by which
$4,000 was left to the young woman at
his death, while another thousand was
divided up among a few friends, Hender-
son remarking at the time that $1,000 he
mad left would suffice to drown his sor-
row IL Is said the young man has no
relatives, and that the will as devised
In .Annh nrnnd I'm law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
A CHILn on THE TRACK.
A Baby's wonderful Escape from Being
crushed by "a Locomotive

A Baby's MO1ueiiH N'~"F
crushed by Locomotive
Boston, MASS, July 22.--"My GOO,
Jim, there's child on the track jim
was the fireman and the speaker the en-
aineer on the inward-bound Lawrence
express on the Boston & Maine road tnis
morning. They had just passed me
Woburn station and were making TOWARD
Someryille. Jim was leaning over me
tire. aud as he quickly stood upright ae
Saw the engineer dash out along the sac
~ the locomotive. Before he reacneu
the pilot the locomotive was upon lts VIC.
i'm The stout-hesrted fellow closed nus
ewes, and when the engine had passed ne
rushed back into the cab and hssthy
4 brakeman, followed by crowd o.
Messengers, ran back over the TRACK AZ
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D,inr ofFeYer.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 29.-Three deaths
occurred yesterday from fever at West
Elizabeth One new case Is reported,
The condition OF many OF the patients
now under medical treatment is such that
many more deaths are expected.
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.,,,IE TABI411.
. o.,d, in Eject June "a, 1886.
S,al,sud Departures;

80. in Eject juno "a, 1886.
,al,aud Departures;
n yAcrFIC-NoRTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
"a 1ouis.....7;l5 m 7;45 a IN
a slo6 s. Louie $50 y IN $40 p m
4 SOUTH BOUND.
4 laredo $500 p m s,35 = m
4 AN Antonio 800 m 7;4o u m
"A PACIF1C--EAsr BOUND.
,ses...,......7:00 o m 7:40 a m
,oSnd Texarkanas;25 p IN 9;O5 p NJ
WEST BOUND.
bdeaus, Texar-
ri Fl Paso. ....s 90 p m $40 p N
INA < Colorado : 40 u m $40 a m
4 ORApA & SANTA FF-sOuTH
BOUND.
''0n a''1 9:eO a m
|hune, Alyarado c..
as...,...,.'.'''' "''o y III
NORTH BOUND,
Houston and Gal
',..............0;O0 p m
Dallas, Alyarado
lslarne. ...,.. HES q m
4 WORTH s DENVER CITY.
n. ............... s;5h a m
It,....i...........3:l5 p m
c. d. LUsK, Ticket Agent.
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|THEL-IOMA +!
OR SKIN C1NCER.

In year suffered with a cancer on
IAlihe simple remedies were applied
y the pain, but the place continued to
bly extending into my nose, from
4ea yeil0wlsh discharge very often.
faracteY. II Was also inlamed, and
tBa great deal About eight months
IN Atlanta, at the house of a friend,
|ouglyrecOmmended the use of Swifts
Dat determined to make an effort to
In his | was successful, and began
The influence Of the medicine at frat
hewhat aggravate tho sore; but soon
hmati0n was allaYod, and / began to
iler the first few bottles. My general
greatly improved. ] am stronger,
b DO any kind of work, The cancer
Z began to decrease and the ulcer to
there Is not vestlge of It left--Ouly
lrmArks the place whore lt bad been.
i 70 answer NIL questions relative TO
Mrs JO1CIE A. MCDONALD.
Ca. August | lNSD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
Ahuirntn nlothern.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for diarrhea, 25 cents q
hOttle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

The circulation Of the blood -qulckened
and enriched--bears life and energy 70
every portion Of the body, appetite re-.
sonnd repose. This can be secured by
rslng DR.. j. II. McLean's Liver and KID
new Balm. one dollar per bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

The Rev John Scarlet, East orange
N. j. writes "My wife has been cured
of erysipelas OF long standing by Palmer's
skin Success One acquaintance who had
barber's Itch and number OF Others who
suffered from different skin diseases have
also been perfectly cured by It's use"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

Tonealiue has given me exceedingly
good satisfaction in an inveterate case OF
rheumatism and neuralgia which had
deied everything else; symptoms have all
disappeared. G. l.. ELMoTHER, NJ. D.,
Iowa CITY, Iowa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

hdAcancer on my face for some years,
from one check bone across the nose
er y has given me Il great deal of
pines burning and itching to such an
put was almost unbeArable. / com.
elng switrs Specific In May, 1855, and
eight bottles. II has given the great
ly removing the Inflammation and re-
h general health. w. BARNES.
|le, Iowa, Sent. 4 1850
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.i9 Of the wonderful cures OF Swift's
laa resolved TO try IL. commenced
~ ApIll, leSi, My general health was
svsea, yet the cancer which was In
Sonunued TO grow slowly but surely.
4 Hew and became quite. heavy. |
must either have II cut or die. But
~ aischarglng quantities of almost
4 : a vn9a 1t continued hea ing around
S saa teDruary, when 10 was entirely
+ q, ,HI ", Veil BETSY WOOD.
f, S,angga nolth Co., Mass, july 3, 1854.
A cn rev,ac y entirely vegetable, and
( N wv ~ gtS,hletn by forcing out the impu
spl Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
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EpFR FAMILY SCHOOL

krlle, Mo. 4 lirst class military and
4 school for boys. New buildings,
Idrompote. Thorough preparation
OF buslness. For catalogue and full
b. address
lT.A JOHNSTON, A. NJ, Principal
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y years was a sufferer with cancer
4, and having been cured by the use
! ieel constrained by a sense of duty
" humanity 10 make this statement
< WIN the fourteenth bottle the can
y heal rapidly and soon disappeared,
|sefal months there has been no APP
~ asoro OF any kind on my nose or
Ky Is my noGe at all tender TO the
.lsye taken about two dozen bottles
an sound cured, and know that
.eeieu me cure after every known
|as lried and had failed.
ROBERT SMEDLEY.
'ne6, Ga NAV |. 1874.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

Sam Palmer. Negro, Defends a Cow.
ard ara y shot IN Self.Defense
by RaTney Davis, alSn Negro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

~ lnl7'A q. %. Luslk,
ars, Union Ticket Agent,
Passenesrn Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30

con,e 10 New York, via Cal
weston and
], Steamship Line.
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:. and Baggage Checked to Al
~, m the United States.
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worth to Waco'

4 .-.,tlcu, al Fort worth for 50. Louis
an, y, ,,oIu,s North, East and West.
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10 tS Hs-sra,i, cS~.,y os--..sasr' 70, ia
ce..iy q oxford.
'I'uE uadsr.ixnsi. legal vOtsr. Interested. 70.
i spsetfully rspressnt. thai publis coaVcaisnce
eel necessity demsais All requires thai o rosi
shoaf - ioesisd IN The town ~ Peru, 10 the
CoustT % Osford. ss hlioss 70 at i-Commese.
lng on the river roaf go called lssdlag IRON
Peru % Canton Mills. "a eallsil 90 the south
side % the Androscoxxia kivsr, 81 point h>-
t-esa the dselhss heusss % Rafus n. 0flrth
sHd George ~. Davis. thsnee runnlsx 10 o soath.
sFiy di-ettou, through lasi ovssf ~ ssh ksfus
'. Gfirith. Ssorse N Davis. ati George X.
thomn. 70 eouuest vnh the road ss no~ travelled
ret ths dvsiiiss house NJ fah Georse y Thomas
and shat !. tnowu &c "RIylsy's Mi" 81 point
bstuses ssif dwelling hosse Of oeorss Y. Thomas
AMI said mli.-a distance % Aboat one mile.
Aiso STARTING AZ he top ~ shat " tnova - the
"Mll lIill." near ne 'lupisy MIL" 100 called
thsacs sosthvesisfir. ruaninx 90 the southeast
slie q cal mill. ~ ptiat 90 the road upon tbs
EAST site of orhly foai, Dsaf the o. let of ssii
font. throush Ast owned by wm. n. Mpleyis
heirs. dstanee % sbasi hny rofs. iouf pct
iiossf. lhsr,frs rqus't Iosf lioaofs 10 ,lss the
prsmiss. asd tats suf, sctioe thsrvia s.lau and
issilss nsy rqsrs. 4. ". wALkkH.
and a o.sefs
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NOT BUILT THAT WAY.

An dry,s oorrrspcndsn, ,isning him
self "O1ford Cogniy" sends 20 ,ha
jogrnal a lengthy Communication. the
tendency Of which seeks 10 show tia, the
Republicans q Oxford County ATE op'
posed 10 the nomination q Mr.. BOd-sl
for Governor.
II The winter i Informed a. 10 the
feeling. Of Oxford Cogniy Republicans,
be mus, a, leAs, be very hard up foi
campaign material 10 sugges, such 4
thing: ye, this en,erprising correspond
sni in the hardness Of bis upness" goes
10 the sxteni Of iaiimAiing that in case
Of Mr.. Bodvelrs nomination there vii
likely be q serious bolt among the Re-
pablieans Of this County. lss, very
likely; 5u, =, The same time We eannO,
restrain the feeling ihA, il Is more likely
and probable that . bolt Of LIGHTNING
viii strike this enisrprising correspond
snt. The Republicans Of Oxford County
are q sensible. elesrhsaded body Of men.
Who can see through . gauzy attemp, Of
their Democrats brethren 10 create dis
ension in their ranks and in 10 way
likely 10 catch =, ,hA; sort Of bait. They
know that either Dr. HAmlin or Mr..
Bod-ell are gentlemen Of unquss,ioned
ability. and that either would honor the
State Of Maine a. is leading executive
officer. They know further that there
is not the slightest danger Of . bolt in
case Of the nomination Of the one or the
other. There Is due appreciation ef
honesty and ability in Old Oxford and
when msn possessed Of both these CON-
mendsble attributes are pa, before our
voters they dOa't bolt. The Republican
Ism Of Oxford County ''isn't built ihs,
way"
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srArE or MAINE.

COUNTY on OXFORD. s.-Boari 0f Cosaiy
tommissiousr.. hay sessioa, tst.
tyoa ths for.gOing p~tiioa. ssfisisetorI sviisncs
as1ins bssn received that the petltioasrs are 80
spoasihe sni thsi ingsiy iato The merits % thsif
sppll,stioa is sspsfisat.
IL IL Oriefsf that the Coanty Commlssloasrs
meet AZ tho fost Ofh.s st Vast fers. % Ihsrs
faf. he t-esty fsarih tsY % Jaos nsHt, 81 Ten
oNiocs a. - sni thsnec proresd 70 sis~ ths
foais msetire~i In n'd pstIiBas inmssits,siy
aitsr -hish go hssias u the parties aai her
stnsssss I'LL - hal al sons coofsuisat Tsos In the
ttcintY snfsach othfr ms.safestsksa 10 ths Erymk
ses &c The eosnml.stoesrs SHALL lsigs yrOgsr Ant
70 u farther ordered, that aotics u the tine. glses
at psfyoss " TIE Nommissionsfs' meetlax Nofs
sAii, D. fiVsa ~ al psrsoas AT corporations Ia
isresisi b. essslag sttss,si copies Of ssi petition
aaf of this order thsseoa a. b ssfsef al.oa ths
Cluk ~ NE tSsa OF Peru. snd Also poslsi
~ IL three patlic piaes. IA ssi toss, All
pabhshs'i thrv- ssfts suosessivsly IN The osfoff
bsmoefst. anssspaIsr gfiotst si Parts, 10 the
said Cosaty ofosfosd ne hrsg % said pabic.tioa.
sni sseh - ~ Olhsf n1tlres ~ - msts, ssffsf
act posted a. least fhirtT taTs hsfore said tims %
uasstias. 90 The ed that al psfsoas AT oorpS
fstioas msy thsa sni there sgyssf sai shss
eaass, u sny thsT have. -hy the yfsyer % sald
publishers shosli got b MATED.
Aurst ALhhkrs - AUSTIN, Cieft
TIVE sopy q ssii rssitios asi order u sours
ihsrvoa.
Ails.i ALBERr = AUsrIN. Ciut.
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.TAIE Oh MAINE.

COUNTY on OXFORD. s-Bosri q Coaaiy
Cammssioasfs MAJ SESSION, -.
Igoa ths fafssoiag rstiitoa. ssiisfsttofy cyl
ssses hssiag been received thai the pstiuoasrs
az rssgossts snd thai a4aify into the msfiis II
their a. piisatioa 10 sspsdisnt u IL ofisr~i thsl
ne Coaaty Commissioasr meet al TIE store Il
4. u TILES q Co, 81 Esst hro-nnsif. % Tee
iay. The snlh dsy q Ausud nstt. h Zen
% ths clocs 4. n ani tbsres prv-si 10 We.
the fouis msatioasi In saii pstliioa imm~il
sisly snsf -hith vis-, q hsarinf u ne TAR Ne.
snf their .itnsssss oil 10 hal 81 soms ooasso.
isai yises In ths .isaiiy ani ssth othsf ms.ss rss
tsksa 10 the gfsmisss "a the Commissionsfs shail
lsags yrogsf Aaf its fsrhsf oftsrsd that aotics
ofths is plses snd parpo.s u the Cosa sissigasr
msstiaS at0fs.ait b. siVsa o. all psr.oas saf cor
pofstios. iaisrssisi ~ esasaf siis.isi eoptss Of
sali ystition sni % this order thsrvon 20 -
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Bfg-tfsld. ant slso posted 10 Ia tire public
glaess In sal io-u. AL pabllshei thfve
scsks suec..slrsiy 10 the Oafori Dsmocrat,
ss..papef yriaisi 81 fsfi.. In saii ooaaty Of ga
fool the af.t u .sii psbiesiiOas sai each 81 The
ythsf Notices. 10 D. msis. ssf1si snd posted 81
ies.lihirt day before sai tine o meeting. 20 IN
col that ali psfsoa. and oofpor.iioas nAy thea ssi
there aggs-f aad shes es4ss u aoy thsy have. Oh
TIE pssysf0 said gefitioasfs shOaii not - Gfsatsi
Attest ALBEkr ;. AUSTIN. Cisfk.
a true COPY Of saii fssition al Order u Court
thsrrua.
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A Republican State Convention
VII Hn HKlp N
cb Nall, le~is;on, "Wednesday, lane 9,
AtiI O'clock. A. ~.

Fur The purpc.s % nominaiingA cAndhiAis
dnr t.oVernor u o. supported ~ N ~ Difmpef
slecfion All transartlnE anY other buslufss
that mat propsfiy come csfure N.
TIE easls 81 repressnfatiUn y on - a. tnllcSs
Harh citv. tosn and plantation I'll D. sntitlei
d. one - sgsie. and ior each sseeniy ave votes
cAst for The EsputiirAn ckndliais tnf tsoNeInoi
In 80 a. afiiional delegate, sni tpra ilsc
loo % furfy votes ln sNcsss OF seventy I've
Votss IN alifittonNi tsisEsis.
TIE state COMMITTEES Ill - IN session IN w
recs ption NON of N BAL AZ uine urluck on
ne mo- uing ~ m oonNsntiun. ~ TIE puffc-e
III rssslvlng ~ credentials ~ dslesaies
AL elrTiUrs 81 Maine Nto afe lu afNf o'
MAINTAINING rrCieCtive rarir rho Ill ioin
In resisfiaE ne attempt uns tsinE malf I'm a
nsmocfatic li1uss ~ Representative - irlnrs
uanV ~ ~ lsafinr Industrial Interests a
Maine ~ho are IN avor ~ eifNaiirE 49, ~
ulNing human lahcr ~ securing 90 N lalcfsi
his iust rouar,i Sto demand irtesiuiu uf sli
rage thruugnout On. repunilc al Al hnnss'
rountiug ~ he naliots, sho ulloli AT julio
inus tneasures fuf ne sncouras Fruent 81
Amsfican ship hultinE, Mo nrlisfe in ~
honest ani rssponslris civil ssrtt an in A.
sronnm ca ala lulstraflnn ofthe ts1Nefumfntl
.ho approve ~ frihitiion of ne liluoi
Trarrc ani ~ prumotion 81 N Causf of tru
psrance. 49, cordially invited. Siinnut rssafN
~ rasf political differences. to mite Siih ihc
EsputiiCAns in ne -sieCuon 20 ieiffsies to
thls Convention.
rsr Of,isr Republican state Conuiiiss
lusEru a. MsNfnf, ttalruan
WILLIS n wise. ~eCr~tarY.
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