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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
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DALLAS,
g. NJ. BAILEY, Correspondent and General
Agent, 725 Main street.
r. GUNNER, Calculator and Subscription
Agent, 6l2 Elm street, where the paper can
always be found on sale, and where orders
for Dallas city delivery can be left
WACO.
PERCY BURLEsoN, Agent and Correspon-
lent.
WEATHERFORD.
He. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
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IN ANOTHER column will be seen the
notice Of 8 rst.nsstion meeting to take
place Saturday night. Let Us make it q
rOusing one.
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aud variety of thrifty Foung shade trees.
Ten may be Green, 0us he WIS sharp
! whea he induced the "S:sr of Empire"
20 locate SAn Angelo N his ccurtv.
T A WILKINSON.
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The teachers were loud in their praise
Of Fort Wcrth's hospitality. Their trest-
ment here WAS in striking contrast to
that watch they received in Dallas year
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We should gay Not.
covered.

The News is not making much Roadway
in its efforts to get between al clssses Of
people snd the Fort Worth GAZETTE.
TIE GAZETTE is rot to be headed of by
the News, anyway.
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"THE Money DEVILS Conclsve" is the
picturesque nsme which the Courier
Journal gives the Republican conven-
ton.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Az ptrSo7s SEEKING e. gtocUsr'1t rs Ic'cr--, g.
SerrG'nS w9o can at GFJr' q 7Gv nlat 800
Use 81 this column o' situations f-es CT la,
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OFce Of Fu6Iicaii2u-29S u, Second Street.
Entered at the Fort H0'ta, TsTGS, PCStOfice as
second Class Nail Mater.
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MAKE the Fourth o: July trades display
the wonder snd sdmirsdon Of the stste.
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WUN LUNG HARRISON will get every
Chinese vote on the Pacific COST.
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oopteserats s5at..s, Home.

BALTIMORE, MD June % The Pixies
vile Arsenal has been transferred into 5
Confederate Soldiers Home The iofrA-
opening of the home tooF place yes,sE-
DAY. A stand WIS decorated with na.iSR-
al colors and portraits OF JefersopDa7lsi
r bert Z Lee and Stone1au iJscksc1a
Addresses wert m>de ~ UBtted SisEss
Senators Wade Hampton, H.; B. Fa-cai
J inn ". DanieIs, J. C. s. Blsck- ar2'
James B. Beck, George S.Vest and Hol'
j. Proctor Knott. Judge George Wi!i'sn
ByoHn resided. .,s.s.s.
S; --,.za -
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KEEP the Cotton Belt excursion matter
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How 1t Hiis

When THE GAZETTE does hit it is
hard hitter Witness its article of last
Saturday On impersonal Journalism.
sg I'm fob ssss eIutex pure. "a,
ss
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WASHINGTON OFFICE.
Rooz1 81, 1924 Net0 York Are1re. Il. W.
s. OXFORD, Correspondent.
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emoaImeG Is 10 make suCn arrangements
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PsUG{i1l0 Natter.

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Eastern ISuSincEs Office
IS Tribune Building, Nei5 York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

De Slle ls uIsu auO uIJi well uIaLueUy
besutifu', snd last, but not least, clean
and healthy. counted thirty one neatly
psinted wlnd-mills pumping water from
IS many wells. The water is excellent,
the average depth Of the wells about forty
feet. The residences are mostly con-
structed after some pretty architectural
design, lestly painted, and the people
all seem to have pride in planting shade
trees in their yards and on their walks.
San Angelo hotel, With &, II. Freeman as
proprietor, is ST honor to the city. 1. Is
3 dne brick building, and conducted on
fist. class principles. Her business houses,
stocks Of goods, large stone mill, ice
factory. fine stone school buildings, sew
eral churches, and her tower Of
architectural beauty" the courthouse,
all command the admiration OF the new
conner, and call forth ordinations Of
praise.
And now let me dismiss this pleasant
picture with few words about the court
house square. Many cities through
Whic l have Travelled seem content TO
construct large fine building in the
heart Of the business portion, and make
no effort to incIose OF ornament the
grounds. Not 50 with San An
cello. TIE courthouse and grounds
sre CT convenient distance fIom
the business centre; thay are fenced SO
SIS 10 protect ale hedge that will some
day become an ornamental environment;
gravel walks taste:ully arranged; while
the balance OF the grounds sre
grown up to 8 thick mat OF
riGbSs green grass, which is still
in{sher ornamented by large number
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

:, Are Is smaa hOanspashic fpeEets,,
Aaa Is easy totssAasfssr. EysrybodF'
likes them. Cary Little Livet P.liss
Try them.
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2, sSftUArIo wASrED-EnssALF.
w ANTED-Si-uqtiona as sk6TiSei eeta- .-
w white woman- &InH'ffre al No. rs. 500.
house from c0Ie DaFgett and Jennings ,r,Lr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

w. GIllesple or some OUne.
rL,. III 49, ,on+ir,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

TEAMS WAHEHE,:
WAhTED AT uSGE3Fa1ty team, .. 81.
w palla, Ws,er%orks. T. j. Loonir a.
trsctor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Three new houses are being built on
eycsnors-st. east of Division.
A zsry hns residences has Just been com.
pistsd st the corner OF Tenth-svs and
I0na-st.
". n. Cooper hss built some new cos
ard wood sheds an Hsilst.. near the G. r
a 7. rack
To-ns.nds grocery. st ths corner Of Hal
and ionis-sts. ass undergone some repair,
this Summer.
Thr-s nsw houses are in process Of con
struction % Hsll-st, between ths q. r. a
L and the q r. l. & y. tracks
Ms. c. y. Crssoe, Of stanton. Who hs,
hen visifing Mrs. W. Chapman, Of South
Divi-on-ss.. has rstarned home
Ths Fsir Grounds satborities have for.
I'D ssss ssii Rsnses on their domains they
say on scconnt of The hresking Of ths
euiidiBxs- some at th- s-se cal 'cr.nks''
no love - iadsir- IA our usfion,l game
AZ kickias. and say thas The aathoritis,
Vii not gain By r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Ths Aajozrssd sessasa cs@assess sss-
ssrasy AfssEseSs


ssrdsy AfssEseSs
The Board of Supervisor neg IN scls0a1r
Cd su<cisl session 81 o'cloes ys<ssrass
vita ChsiEmsn Gould presiding. snd sll ne
Supervisors pressnI
Supervisor LooEais, Chairman o the
Ballding Conmittss. made . lengthy rePeFt
u tks action Of lhs eenaittee il regard 10
the plans for ths nss ceanty eaakolsg,
having Examined eve plans. Ths con All
tee recommends tns adoption of plans
furnished by h L. Bssee a Son. OF B3rslo.
Ns- York TAe plans sAd specifications
csll fsf an sxee1dltars % slsl3 3oS. Tie
styis Is French Norman. with large stone
aTc1ss al the enhance TIE sullaiEs is
Ia tke shape OF = Psr.lelegrsm. Tue base
neBs Is 70 De of heavy stone. and above
lhat red pFo1sed brick aud cut stone
There Is 10 De aanos0nns tessf
built OF solid brick nlasonfy. ana tie " ksle
building Is 70 be as nearly ore proof ss
possible. The lasin sntEshce all ~ from
Cresoent-aye. through az srcbwsy fourteen
feel wide aud sixteen teef high. There are
are also entrances on Kent and Ottzws-sts.
The COMMITTEES siso recon mended thst they
be empowered 10 MAKE changes including
an elevator, making the whole amount
$50 90. The building will De three stories
high over basement. s4xl7o feet. with q
tower l57 feet above grade. The elevations .
show handsome and substantial building
aud one thai will be . credit 70 Kent
county.
The report OF the committee was made .
special order for today at 10 O'Clock.
A motor. that the Board view toe plans
aud that the architect be invited 20 explain
them was carried, aud the members looked
at the plans yesterday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
YESTERDAYS COURTS.
1As Worn Done In tho Several Courts Yes
terday.

1hs Worn Done In tho Several Courts Yes
terday.
PoLIcE-Traford Campbell, drunk; COM
IA days. Fred Trocksrd. drunk; paid $50
Peter Martin. drunk; adjourned until July
25. 10 q. m. John Boon, disorderly; case
nolls prosd on payment of costs. Mrs.
Zolisfse. disorderly; found guilty and paid
$l2. s. Bolder. breach of the peace; nolle
pros'j and defendsnt discharged. Louis
Hamilton, breach of the peace; committed
twenty days. Mrs. Wood. drunk and dis
orderly; committed fifteen days. William
Hess saloon open after hours; held for trial
at the next term of the Superior Court.
John Hey. selling liquor without license;
not arrsigned. Charles King. bathing in
Grand Rapids; sentence suspended, John
w. Chase, felonous assault adjourned to
July 80 10 q. m; bail fixed ~ 81. GOO; which
was given. George Edwards, defrauding
hotel; pleaded guilty and was turned over
to county agent III. II. Reed, violation of
fire ordinance; found guilty and fined six
cents and cost.
CIRcUIr-Fannie Rosenthal vs.. Thomas
w. Allen, motion for preliminary injunc-
ton denied with costs.-Swain Johnson VS..
o. VanBuren, assumpsit judgement for de-
fendant.
SUPERIoa-Wm. H. Hodges, an English
man by birth, took the oath OF allegiance
before Judge Burlingame yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
Indian Fighters.

Frank Fry. age eight. and Elem Blood.
aged fourteen years, slept on plank at Po-
lice Headquarters last night. They are
runaways from Kalamazoo, end stole ride
picked up at the suggestion oftheir parents.
The boys were going West to fight indians,
bat are satisfied to 90 home. especially the
younger lad, whose nose colljded with a
railroad tie yesterday and rubbed the skin
OF from that piece of face ornament. They
will 20 home this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
The Sprague
Electric Motor.
-surrIfp ~ TIL
Edison LlghtCo.
IF THIS CITY,
II THIS CITY.

Is the most desirable form ci
power which has ever been
offered 10 the public, and the
electric current supplied BY The
Edison Company 20 operate II Is
the only current guaranteeing
absolute safety 90 the lite ol the
user. All persons in need OF
power for the running oi elevst-
ors, ventiistors, or for any pcr-
pose whsfessr, can os suppfleo ~
amounts from - fractional part Of
torse po~sr 10 50 or even 100 horse
power. II cesireo informstion gwen
and estimates fsLnisheo or spplics-
tion 10 the EDISON Compsrf's Central
Station. corner Caioer arc FUltcn-tts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

g.. IA ..Fa., >fE>. a ssssxEss 2ess ths
Ca.<. Aes 2sa es>s "a Jslh
A sesas fsile~ - sas s<-1s q 1s0.
Ed~sEas. D-aE stslns his aAass - A- ososss.
hired Gvsry ng ysss<rass sna gaze q
paxss.snt his psrsoazl eksex. solea ss-
foGn1 - - soTtnlssa. Eas4ris sss az
rssEed snd ssssn ~ hesazs asrsefs. sosfs
Fr.as Nsrrsn 0f tks Alshisaa hooss hsi
fts,t sxarn oas . ssrKzzt tof hla to< l9zb-
lnx . bosEd 5la a. ne Alealxsa hoass
de s.s arraizssd ea ths ehzgs AID
D.ss.ied guilty.. 9os on soeoaat ~ nls being
andsf II ys.ss. TIA esss 80 a<ld epsn fol
iBEssEAz.Eisa ey kns Ceonss Asent. II
.aras ssslas - h4ss . aooey ~ gisinE
chss.zs sad . ssalss "A sand Laks Tor gls-
iag 10. 3f tAe worthless pieces Of paper.
Nssriy stsryens ooaas&tsa sith t1e court
t1Inks LAaI Edesrts "a u 10 about Als age
"a hs oaks Ten ysars older.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Tbs faiio-ing m~mAers Of the v. G. c. c
i-fs Yesterday rnornins Cor . months vscs-
ten At hsesss-s Fsrk. Capt ?. shire
Hs<SR. r. Beer. Henry schnn. Fred Wood
Johu Grsbei. John kr-cn. Con. BENJAMIN
lean R~aisnin. Al Becker. Al. Ds~5. .nd
Jsme. Van der Ven. of Holland. The bov,
sr- ent fer q rood time. having PLENTY "A
ruusicsl tsient In their owa crowd Thsv
ksvs row and sssi eosts aud sv-rvtains IA
rnaks q msakhs camp life enjoyable Thev
siso carried their e~a victims and znfr.r,
slcng - xsks lie IN he seut rl-..snt
Many breads rish he boTs sl>.s.nt va
raffau.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

jobs ~. th.ss's Lissls Dasghtsr MAKES
tss csmpl-s.t Against Hes fsshsr.
Joan W. Chase sas srrsigaed in the
Police Court oa . warrant sworn oat by ais
daughter. The complaint IL made Ia two
courts. ths nrst charging him With assault
without intent 20 eommiI rape. and the
secon1 Charges linn with assault with IN
lent ~ con- nlit rape. The complainant Is
. brigEt lookia< httle IS year old girl. and
tells nsr story straight about Der father eX-
posing hinaStf 10 her and Offering her
money - iet him take improper liberties
win her. Chsss gave bail with MS father
znd brother as saretlss. and the case will
come up again next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
Bound to Die

Bernard Bond, the young man men,
toned in yesterday mornings TELEGRAM
HERALD was placed in Jail yesterday. he
being insane. After being taken to the
isil he tried to strangle himself while IN
with the other prisoners, and was then
transferred to q separate cell, whers he
tried to hang himself with bis suspenders,
but was prevented by Turnkey Lewis.
Last evening he tried TO make q rope by
tearing his sheet in strips, but was again
caught by Mr.. Lewis
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
He In n Southeruor.

Henry G. Berger, brother of Manager
Berger. is in town. visiting relatives. Mr..
Berger was one of the managers of the
American Opera Company, and did his best
to save it from the eccentricities OF Mana
ger Lucke-but all TO no purpose. Mr..
Berger has leased the theatres at Richmond.
and at Norfolk, Va, and controls five other
theatres in the State. He will settle down
in the capital of the late confederacy, and
is already very enthusiastic over its growth
and prosperity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
POTATO INQUEST.

Coroner Bradish onieiatss st . Potato II ar
vest Yesterday.
Under Sheriff Lamreaux cannot eat po-
tatoes for breakfast this morning. the two
losds thar he attached Saturday night were
replevined yesterday by Coroner Bradish.
The eGsrman-American Bank of ST. Louis,
Mo-. claims TO own the potatoes by virtue
of bill Of laGing with the draft attached.
The writ of replevin was directed against
+. J. Lamb, who attached the potatoes.
claiming that the shippers. Jacob Schlopp
& Sons, were indebted TO him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

H...W. Soper, representing Geo. koebs A
Co. Of Detroit. manufacturers Of the osle-
brs,ed brands Of cigars, Ben Hur,' "fior
de MOeos. +" "Rscerd Breakers" and De
troit SiugRers." is in the city supplying the
market with these popular smokes. No
pursr and better cigars can be found 10 tie
market today. and the reputation secnred
is vel deserved, and the Moebs cigars are
proving ss crest fsvorifss in Grand Rapids
a. il al eiBsr parts Of the state.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
TWO QUEER" SHOWERS
Coaatsrfeiters Captured ~ PisisburE With
st5.0oo In Bogus aonsY.

Co1otsrfeiters Captured at Pfsfsburg With
st5.Ooo In Bogus sonsY.
PfTTssURs. July .. - Two dangerous
coUnlsrfsitsrs we're arrested this afternoon
while attempting 10 srinais az Old man.
The countsrfsitsrs bad in their possession
So coo IN spurlo1s srsenbscxs ana a isrgs
number Of dies for quarter and half dollars
The queer showers are strsngsrs nsre bat
Il = thoae5t thst they besoBE % gang
that recently bas been aooiinE tie country
With counterfeit moneF. Both are youne
men sn3 wsil dressed O1e of them offered
Detective Coulson. the srr-stins officer. g.
CO 70 ct him 90 T6sy are aov IN TIE
Ceutrsi Stsiion and -ili b examined hv
Tinted ststss Ccnnmissfoner hcCsndiess
tbs sftsrnoon. The cd man wbo ~ss IN
thsir clutches vss slso arrested and e is
eresctsd thai be riA tsll 81 interesting
serrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Over 900 passengers went to Ottawa
Beach over the Lake Shore Road on Sun
day. Over 500 were from Indiana. At La
porte 300 excursionists boarded the train in
a pouring rainstorm. The Laporte band,
headed by Captain Gavett, of this city,
drum major, paraded the streets at o. m.
and led the procession to the depot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
CAPTAIN CANOES FUNERAL.
Died on Saturday Of q Brief filness en-
Was Buried Yesterday.

Died on Saturday OF Brisf Illness snd
buried Yesterday.
The funeral OF the late Capt. VIM. II.
Canoe was held yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock from the residence on South Divi-
sisp-st. The services were held under the
auspices OF the 0-Wssh-ta- Nong Tribe OF
Red Men OF which deceased Was q msmb bar.
Rev. DR.. Knapp conducting the services.
The floral offerings we're very beautiful.
A large ship, handsome anchor and sew
eral other large pieces were carried 10 The
grave. Upon the casket was q besutifnl
covering of roses.
Deceased was 80 years of age and for
many years has commanded the river
steamer, Barrett. He leaves q sister. Mrs,
w. II. Barrett apd . widowed mother to
mourn his loss
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

ehe ns-Nskon Ledge No. n 7 o Z.
". heid specssi meeting lsss svsniss sna
decided - assemble n auiI fsroe a. "a
fhis uacrasns - sscor1 - re-nssns 81 thsiv
S-c>~<ri srother Fr.d A. Asa 80 I'D
a. Chicsro sstardsy snd vi - earisd ss
s~rdcn this saersooo. A. Bed ksa .rs
@ea~ss>< - strsnd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

MssoS CRY. IA JAY 15-Af Gear Lake
issf nieht Jessie McEinssy. = uasrries
vcnasa. shot snd fs,ssiy injured J ?. Sal
hvsn 9ziiTsn with 80 sfhsr men. wss
rrn~liHw sroU1d her cStisee gad aroa -
faefas 70 issve SoiliFsn rtc.ivpd pssseI
v1nnd. fron the sffects ~ skich ~ ~
aie. Mrs. McKi1rev = - custody.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Cen. wn- P lines l-H yesterday s,-
Csics<e - .ss-~d he funeral of III. si.ssr.
NJ y. Wed esaid- -he died suad-nly At
KsDtea. cAio. Sssdsy aisht NJ. q.uls
ksd 5sss sufsr-F fcr srne 80. frnu.
pul eousrv trsasle. sus hsr de.sh w.s
~acsaF nssxp-rfet see rss -slI kno~p
n Grxud Rsps&s sd shs Gs-s~sI "a. "a.
v~rsthv Il isrRs circle Of srserS- II ~.
ker>swe~se~e
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
Wants . Divorce After Eight cen Tears of
Welded bliss.


Della Sweet flied bill Of divorce from
her husband. ID. Fred Sweet, yesterday in
the Superior Court. They we're married at
Ypsilsnti in 1860 and have two children, a
son 70, and daughter II years of age. In
the bill Mrs. Sweet says that she has been
obliged to leave her household duties 10
earn money for the support OF herself and
daughter and that her husband, although
he earns plenty Of money. has not spent IS
for bis family in the past year. There is a
mortgage on their house and lot, and she
has been Obliged to cara money to pay the
interest. Tne bill also accuses Sweet OF
coming home drunk and beating both his
daughter and bis wife. de has told bis
wife that the reason he did not support her
was not because be could not. but because
be would not aud that the whole aim of bis
existence was 70 see her die In the poor
house. He also threatens to throw bis
vifs and daughter out Of the house and she
Is afraid be will carry Out bis thre.t unless
refrsined By law An Injunction wa.
issued forbidding him from molesting his
wife and daughter and from disposiDs OF
ncumbering the property, either real OF
personal, where bis wife and daughter
reside
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Thomas D. Hsvley, the Democratic
nominee for Secretary of State. IS in the
city looking after his prospects in this part
OF the State. Mr.. Hawley has been q nem-
Der of the State Senate from Detroit, but
now resides in East Tsvas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Joe Van Lieven, living on South lonia-
ST.. had his little finger of bis right hand
nearly cut of yesterday by getting 1t in
contact with buzz sav at Cupple's Wood
ware Works DR.. Venboer patched the
finger up. Yesterday was Mr.. Van Lieven's
first days work in the factory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

vAsE1S~Toy. Jsly A-The condition Of
Ar Randall - r~ers~i to ss sboas the
ssrne a. v-stsrasy.
PsrlkBE1rxsA, july n-D-. Martin who
has seen a sfhen4<scs apsa .r-Srpsxe~
Rsadsil. denies shs pubiished sfstsnert
thar Nr Randall j. snfsaaz wita a csno.r
- he stcrnscn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24
AN OLD MATTER.
Charles q. wtinot Must Defend IN OLD
GuArsntss Given IN 1854

Guarsntss Given IN 1854.
Tsggart & Dsnnison. attorneys for II. J.
Mcfarland. assignee Of A ). Gage & Co. OF
Chicago. commenced salt in the Circuit
Court Yesterday against Charles c. Wilmot.
Ia 1884 Mrs. Anna l. Lord. doing . mill
merry business on Aonroe-st.. wanted credit
with Gage 4 CO., and Mr.. Wilmot gave q
letter OF guarantee to the hrm 10 the ex tent
OF $50. Mrs. Lord bought q quantity oi
goods. and ss they have never been paid
for the company comes back on Mr.. Wilmol
Who Is bookkesper for Spring & Co. The
amount GAINED II $500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-24

Itisn nearly settled that orno Strong. Of
the Nashville Ners, and quite well known
here among the Republicans, will be the
Republican candidate for State Senator
from the district composed of Eaton and
Barry counties