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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

United States mills. The women were for
wsrdsd 10 Their destination from Halifax,
thus eyating the American law.
In a hallway OF the building Of the Hart
ford National Bank, at Hartford. Conn, Jo-
seph Breed, cashier OF the bank, cut his throat
Wednesday morning. His accounts with the
bank are AID 10 be correct: but as he was
trustee OF three estates II Is feared that his
accounts with them will show shortage.
Two inmates OF the centrcyillc. Nd, aims
house. George w. Sullivan, aged rs, aud Mrs.
Martha Morgan. widow. aged o., elopcd
Tuesday. Sullivan, who was married man,
leaving his wife In the same institution.
A waterville (N. ~ farmer. Wednesday
sold his hop crop at - cents pound an
advance OF 10 cents within week.
In an address at 81. Thomas. Ont. Mon
day night the Hon. Mr.. Lauricr leader OF
the Liberal party I'm Canada. sand that the
unflicndly course Of the Dominion Govern
mcnt during the past twenty-five years had
irrtate Americans, and TINT IL was high
time that that policy should bcieycrsed. lie
favored the most unrestricted nciprocity OF
trade with the United States. and asserted
that Canadians should no LONGER look with
jealousy upon Americans but should regard
them as friends and brothers.
A freight and passenger train on the Gin
cinnati, n amilton and Dayton Road. col.idcd
on a crossing at Columbus Grove Ohio, IN
fog early Tuesday morning, aud Conductor
Mike Sullivan. Engineer w. :. Ayres, Fife
man Henderson. and Baggage Master David
q. Wooden, OF the passenger; Freight En-
gincer NJ. G.. Burton and B. +. Dcmston and
Lewis Day, OF Ottawa, Ohio. were seriously
injured. Both engines and thirty cars were
wrecked.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State con-
yention at Harrisburg Tuesday nominated
Henry Meyer OF Allegheny for Auditor
General.
League ball games Tuesdly resulted;
PittsbuTY. o; Chicago. .. Boston. .; New
York, o. Detroit. 10; IndianaI oils .. Phil
adclphia, o. Washington, 2.
John ii. Derr and George Yoctm, the
Reading. Pa, stock brokers arrested for de-
frauding the government by ca hing forged
were held Tuesday for trial In
: 900 bail each.
Mclaughlin the famous jockey who has
been riding the Dryers noun for twelve
years and has won S2,o0O,c09 for them. has
been released on account OF his losing recent
ia,es.
DIR. NJ. ii. Boyeland, a wealthy physician
OF Pitt burr committed suicide with cocaine
Tue day afternoon. He was foand dead In
bed with knife In ono hand and n revolver
in the other
A motor and car on the electric railway at
Pittsbur2 ran away Tuesday morning, dasl-
ing down a steep grade. and pluneing into
pole. OF tie seven persons on the
car one was fatally, and the others more or
less seriously injured.
IL IS stated tina, publishers at Springfield
Mass. and elsewhere are preparing 10 issue
biographies Of General Sheri-
dan, which will cause financial injury 10 his
widow. The personal memoirs OF the GEN
eral, from his own pen, VIII be published by
a New York house about Dee. next
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

Can 1t be truef Some of the New
York correspondents OF country news
papers assert that the latest "fad" OF
the New York girl OF fashion is to be
followed by tiger" little colored
page In livery, who carries her parcels,
fan, wraps, opera glasses, and who
waits on her, hand and foot. Such
things may be. but the Sun reporter
has not seen them yet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
POLITICAL POINTS.

Monday az follows; Henry Stockbrilgc, Jr,
by Fourth Maryland District Republicans;
Professor ID. II. Drummer, by Ninth Penn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
WASHINGTON EoTRa

Judge Thurman f. preparing his argument
In the Bell telephone case, 20 be delivered
before the Supreme Court in Washington,
Oct o.
The Senate Tuesday refused TO ratify the
fisheries treaty by strict party vote OF 30
10 y.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
DORA THCRSE,

DR.. J. F. Dickson, one of the stock
holders in the Dora Thorne, was inter
vowed by NAIL representative during
the week with regard to the prospects
and intentions Of the company. The
property. as many are aware is situated
on the range between the Granite and
Sydney, and the indications point strong
iy to the existence Of a paving mine in
the range, but whether the Lora Ihorne
is the fortunate one remains to be seen.
The owners, however, have great faith in
the property, and are doing everythin :.
IN Their power to develop it and ascertain
its valuo. Their are four distinct led yes
vlslt,l- on the surface, as shown by the
groupings. A tunnel is being run to
zap all the leads and it is estimated that
when the tun-el reaches length of $40
feet that like depth will have been at
tanned from the header to the surface,
and not less than $50 feet. as the noun
tain is very steep being almost at an
angle of Is degrees where they are work
ing. They are now on the tunnel
.sbout $50 feet and expect to tap one Of
the lodges shortly. The first ledge will
i,e u Small one and is not considered very
much by the owners. The largest ledge
viii Uo tapped DIT q uIStdECo Cl HOOttI -OU
|, ct from the mouth of the tunnel, but
an additional distance of 81 feet will have
20 be run to tap thu led dge which is con-
sidered at present by the owners to be
The rich one. An assay of 143 Dances
vas attained from an SCOT bole su TX on
he GROUPINGS of this ledge, which
H;iened out from 6 to 8 inches on the
| surface to feet at the bot ON OF the o.
! fo.t shaft. It Will tlne about three OF
four months to complete tho '~nn~'. A
c-mon;hs su ply o provisions has been
sen; out an work viii he ,,ro,.cu.~u
throughout The winter.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
FebURG DEER LODGE DECEMBER 90 1885,

under lease to Godfrey & Julyan, they
are taking oat quantity of rich orc. 1t
is understood that samples taken from
each of the a. sacks OF first-class ore.
which they have sacked, an assay of 900
ounces per ton was obtained by the as
sayer at the Granite Mountain company's
offic,, which will net the lessees quite q
snug little income There is a lot of
what they consider second-class ore
which, though not so rich. will pay q
good profit. The seam is not very wide,
but the way it is being worked will make
it good thing for the lessees. While
they, by working it themselves and not
being compelled to hire anyone, are en-
ab!ed to make it pay on a small scale. a
company with all its expensive attach
men,s could hardly make it pay any,
th. ng-that is, with such a narrow lead.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
GENERAL NEWS.

Admiral Prince Eugene of SaSoi is
dead, aged Y years.
| The loss by the Chicago opera house
! ire is estimated at $50, Oh.
Prince Alexander, OF Hesse, uncle OF
Grand Duke L:ldwig, is dead
| A life buoy OF the Galatea has been
found OF the coast OF England.
A woman lawyer has been refused pcr-
| mission to practice in Brussels.
Persia has made concessions which
| averts the trouble with Russia.
Henry Lansidel committed s.1icide at
| Pittsburg after trying to kill his wife.
Jack Logarbo stabbed his eleven year
old daughter to death last Friday night
Ut San Jose.
Congressman Martin, OF Texas, was
| .;ned r riGav in Washington for assault
| ng Star reporter.
John Lewis, the colored New York
murderer. has been sentenced to death
md will be the first to die by elec; riclty.
The Pail Mali Gazette is raising funds
or a second trial of Miss Weidma MS
breach of pr, mise suit against Robert
Horace Walpole.
Maroney. the London merchant, SEN
fenced 10 ten years in priso for con-
tempt of court was released Frlcay on
account Of i'll health.
NJ Perisco on a second visit OF lnvestl-
| CATION to Ireland says 1h.t er political
aspirations r.ust be realized before
| ,eace can be realized.
A hand car runnlng down steep
:r:;de at incinna,i Saturday was de-
| lied and six men were thrown down an
| .ml,ankment, all seriously hurt, one
| fatally.
Isaac Staples has sold fifty thousand
acres of pine lands on Sr::ha nyer. Min'..
for over $s;Ol.MN to Fred Weyerha,,ser,
for synd!cate which is rapidly absorb
ING the valuable timber lands.
A dispatch from Seattle. ". T., says :
Hon. Cnas. Boyle. recently appointed
chief justice of Washington territory,
died Saturday night from complication
of diseases caused by overwork.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Lco!.ir: at 8 Hricd Yccr.

The principal element in the compost
ton OF Il tear, as may readily be sup
posed, is water. The other elements are
salt, soda. phosphate OF lime, phosphate
of soda and mucus. each in small pro-
portions A dried tear seen through a
microscope Of good average power pre-
sents peculiar appearance. The water.
after evaporation, leaves behind it the
saline ingredients, which amalgamate
ard form themselves. into heightened
cross lines. and look like number of
minute tisl, bones Good Housekeeping
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Natures Own Soap Factory.

A California company has been or
ganizeI to manufacture soap out Of q
material that is skinned from a boiling
spring in that state. The substance
hardens by exposure to the ;ir, is like
soft clay, and is supposed to he a mix
ture of borax. alEai and lubricatin. oil.
New York Sun.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
A Short and coyc.l Lot.

The lot Of our criminal classes seems
de4onstraLly to te short enc :cd q
tough one. Ii has actually 10 areliora-
tions. .'Out Of $4,000 prisoners, moro
than one. half ere be:weea the ages Of II
aad co. /, takes but three generations
to use up stock that runs to vice. The
average life Ct vicious people is less than
one-ia.f that of people o1 virtue. A
recent writer complains that science
creates code Of morals ..,.t consists in
health Is t!,at not precisely why " are
so deeply indebted to science that it IS
enlargins and lcngthening the span ct
life. and ct the same time teaching us
what valuable thing lie can aclnieve3 !;
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
THO ADc Of the Camera.

Less than fifty years ago there was not
a Photographic camera in the world;
today there are $4,000 Photographic es-
tabli>hmcnts. to say nothing OF tlit' thou
sands of amateur outfits, III tho United
States. Chicago Herald.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Ethical Tendency Of Tennis.

According to their usual mental habit,
tie Germans are considering the ethical
tendency Of lawn tennis. Tie game Is
recommended as "a most desirable in
strunnent for the cultivation of sharp
sishtedress. swift decision. great self
mastery. coolness of temper. patience,
energy and endurance. "-Chicago Her.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
To Prevent Railway Collisions.

Ac Australian is ea:l to have designed
a truck to Ec run before every train, ct
;.n adjustable distance. by al electric
current transmitted from = dynamo on
~ ~,o,,a II l,n f,.:,cl- nn.n4.a in col.
-lis;on with any body III fro.s certain
glass tubes. in which the current is con-
dn ted. are IroAen Tic current is thus
broken. and at the same moment the
brakes Of the tTain are automatically ao-
piled. This may or may not be a work
ing discovery. still there is s':re to be
some method, ere lons;. fer making high
speed travel almost absolutely secure
Globe Qe.uOcrat.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Ranniest Period in Life.

Probably the happiest period in life
most frequently is in middle age. when
the eager passions Of youth are cooled.
and the inirmities of age not yet begun,
as We see that the shadows which are at
morning and evening so large almost en-
tircly disappear at midday. DIR. I. Ar
mold
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
WEST GRANITE.

Angus A. Mcdonald assumed the
superintendencv of the West Granite
company's property on the lst OF Decem-
her Mr.. Mcdonald saws that Mr.. j. 4.
Parlee refused TO continue III the capaci-
ty as superintendent and thai be was in
a measure obliged to take It. 1t is not
known what will be done with the prop
erty or how long operations will be con-
tinued at the present workings.
On the Rattlesnake tunnel, which is
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

A disastrous fire occurred Saturday
night on Pine street, St. Louls, betwt en-
Third and Fourth. occupied by several
printing and publishing concerns Loss
S250,OUU with ample insurance.
Gladstone made a speech Saturday
cougratulating tue liberals on their
Frightening prospects and protesting
against the attempt to conquer Soadan
as an adventure and as a hopeless at
tempt to fight nattle.
ihe sale OF number of St. Louis
street railways to hicago capitalists
was consummated Saturday. The
purchasers are Q. b. Holmes and L. T..
Hutchinson. The roads sold are the
Union, .tizens', Cass Avenue and
Nor; hern Central. The purchase prlce
was $3,6J ,OJU.
The Cinnamon arrested at Butte last
Wednesday night, supposed to be
Bradcn's slayer, was released Saturday,
it having bsen proven to the entire Sd; Is
faction of the officers that he was the
wrong person. Another Chlnaa.an
stated positively that the murderer IS
not in town. but has skipped lie coun-
try and is out OF III, 1er:,.ory.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
C;1 on Ocean Waves.

The use of oil on troubled waters Is
we'll known, and the latest invention.
that of scattering it Abroad through the
medium cf rockets, seems likely to prove
invaluable, Journal.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
HATTA.

At the Natta, in the Dunkleoerg cis.
rict, work is going on us ,ls:al and the
same condition of things continues. They
nave construct d buildings around the
yhim and made other improvements. 50
IS to be able to continue work uninter-
iuptedly throughout the winter.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Taruiu In Vccv:ls.

Tann;r las been discovered rs an an
imal substance By II. Eij!on. u French
chemist, who finds tl,a; corn weeviis cou
tain about per cent. of it.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Progress in Central Asia.

AS an illustration of progress in GEN.
trai ASH: it may be mentioned that while,
a few Years ago. the traveller was likely
to be killed by the natives. he is now in
greater danger of being smashed up in q
railroad accident. a train OH the Trans
Caspian road was upse. Il few weeks ago
near S;inarcand and five people killed
They happened to be train hands and
Europeans. but had they been Moham-
n,edan pilgrims. who now employ this
modern method of expediting their jour-
ney to Mecca. there might have been a
great outcry against this infidel inven-
ton for killing off the faithful. The in
PRODUCTION Of collisions on the Central
Asian railroad will make tourists Thoughts
full, for such occurrences, remote from
civilized comforts. lave their great dis
advantages. New York Sun.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
Geo Way to Catc., aIcc.-e7s.

A ruse mentioned :s successful in the
ca.1tIrc ct these initiative animals does
not. however, bear u,on it the stamp of
probability. l. I-consists Of placing basin
Of strong sab water before y party OF Wild
monkeys. The ''sportsman" then retires
q courl' CT t.ozea yards, and. having pro-
viIed himself with :. similar bowl of clear
water, proceeds to rub i: Oh Ills face and
eJcs lis actions ere closely followed
Ey the :nilnals, with the result that the
strong brine So cTcctuall;' blinds then,
for the time that thcY may bo easily
nooscd AMI secured. W. heard this from
an old sailor who had seen it done. -
Once q Week.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

D. aldvell shipped FIVE or six tons o!
ore from the Sweepstake p-oi er.y above
town this week, through the samplins
works.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

It is understood that shipment Of
ore will be made the latter part of this
week by Pollard & O. from their lease
above Tower.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20
METAL MARKET FOR TIE WEEK.
GRANITE MOUNTAIN.

The output for the week ending d.
,>mber Q. was 80 bars Of bullion. con
tanning 5l.'l5.52 ounces silver and 81. Il
Dances gold.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

DIPS, SPURS AND ANGLES.
The Granite Mountain mining CON-
pany paid 81 4,lS0. II taxes last year.
The Combination mining company
at Black Pine shipped four bars of bu!-
hon this week.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing quotations. Wednesday. De-
,acber l9. furnished by John ". Daw-
-cn hrOiyar..
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

Godfrey & Julyan, lesses of the Rattle
snake ground of the West Granite, will
| ship a lot of rich ore 10 the samplins
works the latter part OF the week.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

Capt. John w. fiummer was in town {
day Or two during the week and took ;
rip to Granite. 1t is understood her.
hat the captain will take charge OF
rich group OF mines in the Cenr d. Allen.
COUNTRY, but what properties they are o'
:heir exact location we are unable t.
ascertain.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

At the Sullivan & Bradley claims, ir
the Boulder district, there are number
Of mon engaged in grading a wagon road
from the mines which are situated al
the head of the Boulder, to the road be
}nuy
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-20

L. S. Austin. proprietor of the Philips
burg sampljng mill is expected 10 arrive
in town in few days. He has been EN-
ployed or the last year as metallurgist
at the Viola smelling works at Nicholia,
T1ab,
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
For the Recorder.

For the Recorder.
"Ariihmetic in former days said one and
one are two;
But now We have advanced so far that. thal
style will not do;
And blushing bride and happy groom,
whose lonely lives are done
SLY with the Parsons full consent that one
aud one are one. "
AT the brides home ii Little River Tawn.
snip, Miss Beltie Gray. daughter Of Mr.
Mm. Gray. . well known citizen Of Orange,
was Married on the Oh Of May 70 Mr..
Fletcher II. Tllley Of South Lowell. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. james l..
Cunis in the presence Of many relatives
and friends Of the young couple. Tas nj
tendants were Miss Mary Holman and Mr..
Luther Tapp; Miss Annie TilIey and Mr..
rAos. Gray; Miss Fannie Kenion and Alr.
Harvey Iii!ey; Miss Carrie Gray aud Nc.
John H. KeDIon. Shortly after the eerr-
mopy, dinner vas annDancei and tile niany
guests sat down 10 table 50 heavily Ia Ien
uIIh good things as e remind us Of WI /
ae read oi the Oriental wedding fe s. 10 6
ago After dinner the parry started for the
home u the groom, and notsiinsIandii g
tie slloaer- d rain, had pleasant trip. At
Mr. kobs. Tiilcss there was quite mum.
ter Of guests assembled 10 congratulate TIE
happy pair and paftaks Of the splirid
supper prepared foe them. Mr.. and airs
Tlliey have tie bes. wishes o. their many
friends sor . long. happy and useful life.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
CHARTERED NOV. 9th. 1887.
CAPITAL 800, 900.
OFFICERS:
DI Z cTO Hs n +.
4 GENERAL BANKlNG BUSlNEss TRANsAoTRD

Terms. @1#8f#. @a1. p :.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bearing interest issued
deposit the BANK
nitd for promptly lowest H.
PARTICULAR paid the business of
THIS BANK
the
the
than other Banking
CHARACTER AND CAPITAL
holders the FIRST National Bank
VIZ rant share Of yoar business I'VE solicit yO patronage I'VE guarantee
~ entire satisfaction IN all business iatruSted
Jan.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
Farmers.

The siub-Alliances heretofore organized
and 10 force in the county Of Orange are
hereby notified to meet at their respective
places Of meeting ana elect delegates to at
tend general meeting of the order at
Calvin Andrews School House, north west
Of Chapel Hill miles. Bird Saturday in
May NJ II m. for the purpose OF forming q
County Alliance.
II is earnestly requested that full dele
cation may be present.
w. D. LATTA, Pres.
90 april 'SS. Of Cool Spring Lodge.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

NOTICE.
MORTGAGE SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.


BY Virtue Of Mortgage executed 10 me
as Trnstee by L. II. Pogne March 30 1888,
and Registered in Registers Office Grange
county Book 7. page 2S5, will sell to the
highest bidder for CASH on
MONDAY MAY 2la 1888.
on.the premises Of the Hotel known as the
Orange Hotel, all the property embraced in
said Mortgage, consisting in part of Hotel
Furniture. Oae Bay Banker Pony, one fine
Mich Gov. one lot OF Machinery for Man.
ulaciuung Smoking Tobacco. consisting of
one lmlih's Cutter foot Packing Press
Blocks, Shapes, Fan Mill, Horse Power,
the Machinery is stored in Mr. H. P. Jones
Smoking Tobaeco Frc,pry. and will be sold
uu the premises Of said Joaes Factory, il ]
10 not finish selling the property adsertis-
ed on May the 2lsl Sile viii be continued
from day to-day until all the property adj
yeriised j, sold. q. III. PARKS. -
May : 'SS ids. Trustee.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

We regret to hear as rnmor upon the
streets that the Rev. N. II. d. Wilson, d.
d., Presiding Elder of the Methodist
Church is in q dying condition at Frank
lintnn.
P.s, DR.. Wilson died at As p. M. Tues
day the 18th Of May.
Our young friend r. s. Pogue, left Inst
Tuesday morning for Knoxville Tenn
which place he, expects to make his future
home. He carries with him our best wish.
es for bis success.
There will he Lawn Party given BY the
Ladies Of Mebaneville Church in the grove
at Airs. 0. ". Bipghams on Friday even.
ing May the 18Th. The proceeds to be 81
ven toward bnil,liug a parsonage.
We have examined the new Boat jus,
finished by Alex. Rosemond. II is model
Of beauty and intended to cut the waters Of
the Emo. The name s.Oconneechee' is
painted on the side. "Cricket'' is a genious
anyway.
Miss Maggie Pearson Of Chatham, Miss
Lula Riggsbec Of Durham. Miss Snda
Freeiana of Orange and Mr.. Wiley Lind.
sey Of Chapel Hill are visiting the family
Of Mrs. Hedgepeth. They took stroll TO-
gether with other beaus of our town to the
foyery hills Of the 0cconeechee and re.
turned loaded with flowers. It was hard "a
say which we're the pretiicst, the girls or
tile flowers. We like both, but the boys
said the girls every time.
There Is said 10 be cnnuinsIy devised
autograph album used during the year o.
OF 1883, in which nnsnspacting maidens
are induced to write their names, and which
afterwara turn out to be book Of blank
proposals TO marriage TO the deprayed
young man that owns it. Young womeu
will see the necessity of refraining from
writing their names in suspicious looking
albnms..ihis year, unless, Of course, they
are looking for come albnms ofthat kind.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
Thick heavy oyercoats and big fires are
in demand this lTnesdayl morning.
pemocratlc State Convention,

A Convention Of the Democratic party
of the Fourth Congressional District viii
be held at Raleigh, on May 10th, next, to
nominate a candidate for Congress, q cam
didate for District Eector. to elect two
delegates 10 the National Democratic Con-
vpntion end for other purposes. by order
OF the committee.s r. J. PARRISH,
Chairman Executive Committee.