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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
THE HOWARD LITERARY CLUB.

The Household literary club was organ
lied in Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 3, 1856, as an
independent organization, with president
and secretary. At. its next annual meet
ing, held Sept. %, 1887, by unanimous
vote of the members present, the name
was changed 20 the Howard literary club,
to more fully distinguish it from other
households. The name Howard was
adopted that the badges of members bear
ing the letter III might be utilized without
changing them. The clubs medium of
correspondence was the Feekly Enquirer.
Last winter trouble arose between the
Enquirer company and the Household
editor who was president Of the Howard
literary club, causing his dismissal from
the Enquirer this developed compli-
Gated difficulty between the club and its
president, in which some members took
active steps to dispose of him without the
consent of the club, and on account OF
other members demanding that justice
and orderly proceedings be followed by the
club, as an organization. a controversy
arose, which became heated and finally
eliminated in an attempt to destroy the
Howard literary society, and upon its
ruins TO organize a club exclusively in the
interests of the Enquirer.
II. L. G. will not assent, and many more
will doubtless stand firm to the club
when they fully realize the deception prac-
ticed and the methods brought to bear
against the club by some OF its designing
members to accomplish this purpose.
Now that the Enquirer has ignored the
III. i. G. as an organization and has organ
lied club OF its own, it becomes obliga-
tory upon the Howard literary organiza-
ton to seek other means OF correspond
ence for business, etc. To accomplish
this committee, empowered by the pres
ident, acting in the interest of the club,
has called a reunion at indianapolis and
arranged, for the present, to correspond
through THE SENTINEL, subject to the ap-
proval of the club.
A good attendance is desired
at the reunion, as business Of
special interest is to be transacted :;
new officers will be elected and
greater power for good than it ever has
been The committee would like to have
an expression from as many members as
possible before the reunion, with any sug-
gestions they may deem proper. Address
the committee in care of THE SENTINEL.
Members of the club desiring to secure
THE SENTINEL should send their subscrip-
tons at once. THE SENTINEL will be sent
one year for 81: Six months. 90 cents;
three months, % cents. All subscriptions
must be accompanied by the cash.
Mine hosts, J. w. Littler and l. J. Rich
ardson OF the Brunswick hotel, are max
ing ready for the proper entertainment of
the msmbers of the Howard club Sept
27-2S. The hotel is situated on the Circle,
where the soldiers monument is in course
OF erection, and in the immediate neigh
borhood of the leading business thor
oughfares of the city. The state-house,
courthouse, Tomlinson's city hall, opera
house and theaters are all within a short
distance of the Brunswick
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
september Farm Notes.

Coal tar should be spread on tarred paper
roofs at least once year if they are to remain
close and tight.
good pig should average about eight or ten
pounds gain daily from birth to slaughter until
twelve months old.
II is claimed that board floors should not be
used in stalls for colts as they are too hard and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Thronch sleepers DAILY to Texns Point.,

The c., B. & @. r. r. is now running, in connec-
ton with the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway
from Hannibal, sleeping car from Chicago TO
Sedalia, Fl. Scott, Parsons, Denison, Fit. Worth,
points in Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territory
and Texas. Train leaves Chicago at 5:45 p. m.
daily, Peoria at $40 D. m. daily except Sunday,
and reaches Texas points many hours quicker
than any other route. Through tickets and
further information can be obtained of ticket
agents and p S. Eustis, Gen. Pass. and Tiki.
Agt. c., B. & @. r. R., Chicago.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18

Mrs Jones hasn't gray hair in her head
and is over fifty. She looks as young rs her
daughter The secret of it is that she uses
only Halls Hair Remover.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18

Digestion of food facilitated by taking DIR.
Heniey's Celery, Beef and Iron. 1t gives tone
to the stomach, and aids nature. Price, 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
THE SENTINEL

ordered beautiful subscribers who
OF little subscription
SENTINEL This
SENTINEL YEAR, PICTURE, s.15.
Subscribers sending TWENTY-FIVE
Address THE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
short Paragraphs About Happenings In
oh. o's Glass City

short Paragraphs About Happenings In
oh. o's Glass City.
The Democrats talk of nominating W
A. Schrsmm or Geo Kern for County
Treasurer.
Presiding Elder Mile preached in the
First NJ E. churc ;, last Right
Misses K lie and Belle Marsh will sperd
che summer in Cleveland.
Miss Julia Sheets, who has been visiting
here, has gone home to Cleveland.
John HOfer, who has the rheumatism, Is
somewhat better, bat is still 10 Bad.
Rev A. B. Williams has returned from
a meeting of the O. @. M. Society at
/ Youngstown.
Toe Hook ard Ladder Company was out
last night practicirg.
The North Western Insurance COmpsn y
paid 81, 900 insurance due on policy held
by the late Henry FaUpel.
Thomas Hart, of Muncie, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Chapel, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting frierds in this city.
Sreeting paving was done on part of
Noble street before the new curbing was
put in.
Thomas Nicholson doesn't want to be a
memb r Of the Columbus club, according
to reports.
The bottle works only made part time
last week, owing to shortage of natural
gas.
Mrs Hirst, of Cincinnati, is the guest of
Mrsr John Shilling.
Services will be held in the Episcopal
Church this morning
The gymnasium at the stamping works
is pleasant rendezvous for a number of
! young gentlemen.
The mother of John Hall is very low of
fever in Wheeling.
The hull for the new ferryboat is being
built down the river.
john FOllon has had his place of bust
ness nicely fixed up.
! Lou Stevens and family will spend the
heated term at Burr's Mills camp ground
1t is likely that the delegates to the
Flint Glass Workers Convention will pic
mic at Lake Chippewa during the CONVEX
ton in this city.
D. B. Kinds, who has been in Muucie,
Ind, for about year, is in the city. Mr..
d. will 90 to New York.
Miss Laura Dickens is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
WarnOck will have dramatic entertain.
ment the second week in June.
There was a short boom in marriages
last week.
A cOlOred boy stole a fine gold watch
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26
WARRINGTON. PA.
The commencement Exersises of Wash
JeG aud the Female Seminary.

JeT and the Female Seminary.
Special Correspondence Of he Sunday R,gts.e-.
WASHINGTON, PA, May % Washing
ton society generally will spe1d the mex;
two weeks in the pleasant anticipation OF
the usual annual commencement festi7i-
ties.
The students while they look forward
with no little delight as each day passes to
the long lOnged for vacation, ys; it is
pretty hard for the average of them 20 for
get at the same time ;hat each day brings
that much nearer the much dreaded final
examinations. The Seniors will spend the
coming Two weeks in the preparation OF
their commencement orations or other per
formauces which Gene of at that time.
The class that will graduate at the col
lege this year numbers thirty-one men.
It's history in the past four years has been,
of course, like sll other graduating classes
the most interesting of any that have yet
received their diplomas. According to the
decision reached by the Faculty, as an
nOunced by Dr. MOtfat in Prayer Hall on
Wednesday last, the following men will
receive commencement orstiOns: James
Rufus Alexander, 81. Clairsville, Ohio;
William A. Baird, Washington; Robert A.
Blsckford, Martins Ferry, Ohio; David c.
Boyce, Washington; John A. Clugston,
Turtle Creek, Pa; Samuel L. Ollie, Wash
iDgton; James L. DOnehoo, Pittsburg;
George E. E lmundsOn, Remington, Pa.
William S Haymaker, Turtle Creek, Pa;
Arthur f L.nhsrt, Allegheny City; c.
Paul Marquis, Chicago, H.. John P.
PiukertOn, Madison, Pa; William F. Neg
lev, Penn, Pa, and John c. Welsh, Wash
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26
GRAFTON GOSSIP
A bright Fresh Cosby Letter Fall Of All
News.

A bright Fresh Cosby Letter Fall Of All
News.
sps-ol C1rr.spondel,e or ne sunday RsctsteT.
GRAFTON. MAY % The condition Of S
p. Mccormick IS unchanged. lis friends.
however, sey that the case is not as bad rs
80 tiCst reported.
ID. A. 5. Warder, Sr, who has been
been twice visited by parslytic strokes,
while exercising neaS his residence, was
run into by small express wagon in the
HANDS of Master Willie Blue, the doctor
falling with such violence as C. dislOcate
bis arm.
'Nummies, handle with care was the
significant placard that was tackled onto an
oval shaped frame work covered with
wire netting that arrived az the express
Office one dsy this week containing two
bodies that had been embalmed sOmes
eighteen months ago at the Weston
ASYLUM bv G. H. Hamrck, Of Barbour
county. the inventor Of a new process for
Keeping the dead Mr.. ii. was returning
with his mummies from Washington. D.
Q. wbe,har he had brought them to eX-
hibit 10 a number of scientific men and 70
whom be explained his process. He was
also granted a patent on his discovery
while IN Washington.
The handsome brick store rooms Of II.
J Mugler on Latcobe street. Is being
rapidly pushed TO completion.
Mountain Council No. 4, il. o [. A.
NJ, recently organized here, now has
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26

inotop. All of these will receive the de,
gree of A B. except Messrs. Baird and
/ Glugston who graduate with b. 3
| Msssrs Pinkerton and Blackioro grauus''
! in the Cum ldude class, Mr.. PInsertoh ue
! liyering the vsledictory and Mr.. blscSlo'u
the salutatOry. ~,
deliver the baccslaureate sermon TO the
class in the First Presbyterian Church, On
Sabbath NOR Jog, June 9th. The sermon
70 ,be Y. NJ C. A. will be preached IN the
same church at 1880 in the evening. On
MONDAY evening the Grafton to the the 1T
erarv soc;eties will be delivered IN the
Onsra House. sf.er which the President
formally -eoeived at the College building.
Tuesday. June IL, will be known as
Alumni day at which time the reunion OF
the various classes will take place On
Wednesday morning. at 8 a. m the com
meacement exercisss will be held IN 'ns
Opera House, after which the College
Alumni banquet will take place at The Col
lege.
male Seminary this year numbers twenty
one cadets. Fourteen OF the young ladies'
have attained the necessary grade to IN
title them 10 commencement essays Ina
youpg ladies who h1ve attained to the nee
essery standard il the Eoglish course are;
Misses Ida May Boliz, Bessie Newton Cor
bstt Annie May Davis, Ada Estella Hen
derson. Fannie Elicit Loves, MARY de
Bure McCurdy, Eta Lyle Mckee, Laura
Marcells Moore, Nellie Seaman: Inose
who attained 20 the necessary grade IN the
E1glish ard Latin course are: Misses Mar
qaret Jane Dickey, Nanette Mary Kur'z,
Flora Jane Nelson, Sarah Fulton Steved-
son, Alice Miller White.
Miss Loves received the highest grades
in the English course and Miss White IN
the Euglish and Latin.
The Rev. G. w F. Birch, D D, Of New
York. will deliver the address to the young
ladies at the close of the commencement
exercises, which takes place on tuesday,
June II
The Rev. DR.. W. T. Meloy will deliver
the annual sermon to the young ladies at
thu Firs. Presbyterian church OF the even
ing of June Gin.
This week has been one of unusual ex-
GiIEHEuL III OAA hSANf 49,
new wells that have come in recently have
Knocked some of the various reports that
have been going the rounds of the foreign
prass 10 the effect that the Washington
Weld vas on the decline
Court this week was almost wholly
taken up with LAYTON barn hurnlng Gaze
Of West MiddietowD. William Andrews
the defendant, was accused to nave set tire
10 the barn belonging 10 the LAwtons.
He was acquitted and the cOets put on
Mrs Lawton.
Those owning property along West
Maiden street are much Concerned just
now about the number of oil wells that
are going down so rapidly in that vicinity.
The wells ore on both sides of the B. q o
track, and a spark from an engine might
set fire to a rig at any time, and If such
were the case nolhing could save that END
OF town. .,
The insurance men have cancelled all
policies on property in this district.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26

brilliant Ex rc.ses az che Pebble school
Commt ncfment

Rrrrau, Fx nc. see az che Public school
Comm nc ment
sre.-I Correspondence ~ tls ,'ld0g 3 user.
NOvNnsvILLE, May 25-Slr and Mrs
W Il Nichols, Of Belmont County, Oslo.
are v'ssirg Ms. Nichols mother, Mrs.
Evlus. # the First ward.
Warkren we're engaged yesterday zee
NOV the 2rciect J. Gust trees from no
front or the Price property on Wheeling
street. There wss .Om ralb o getting 10
INJUNCTION restraining the town from r.
MOVING these trees bat s0ch a tnlDg
hasn'' been pnt in proper working orde.
". W Stdgsr hss rented the frame
dwelling edioinirg tie Mound City Bo .e.,
and win open 8 con.eci0nsry ard restsu-
RAM io the near future
TIE Church of God camp-meetiug is 20
be Reid 40 this place. ia Thompson Grove,
beginning June 2i, 80 continue ten days
Prominent divines FROM a distance are In
vited 10 be present, and the meeting pom
ises 90 D. 81 grand success.
Deputy Sheriff George II. Jones was en-
gsged eat rday in selling piece Of prop
erty belonging 20 ] II. lockwood.
The fourteenth annual commencement
Of the Hsh Schools, under the direction
Of Pro- ID T. Williams, took place at The
II r Chu-ch Friday evening n' 7 O'Clock.
Tas large auditorium and class rooms were
filed 20 overlooking, and every available
space was occ-pi q by spectators e'ge- 20
b present az The c.1H7g exercises OF the
tern of school nov ended. TIE & adu-
aiiug class consisted of seven young ladies'
and one gentleman. who acquitted them
selves grsnd'y. The yOuug ladies were
dressed in white, and in their srovy robes
rres nted O charming appearance.
The first o. tie programme was az essaJ
by Msl Dsiia Porter, subject, Search for
Gems Sac acquitted herself admirably
after which Miss May COyle resd an ss-
say entitled, "a Mothers Irh1ercg. -
To sh wed great amount Of original
thought and was we'll Re-, v,red. The
suhi-cf of Miss Ellie Evans essay was Tine
Progress OF Reason We cannot speak
too highly Of Miss Ehis's performance.
Miss Mary J,tf rsOu read beautiful essay
entitled home, ia o very touching men
me-. Philosophy of Educai0u' was tie
subject of Misc Carrie Rutong's address
In was well written aud the delivery was
excellent. Theg cane Mr.. VIM. Turuei.
the only boy of the class, the subject OF
whose grafton was Travelling Willie
showed himss 20 he equal to tho Occasioo,
and delivered an eloquent production.
Rev L L. Stewart pastor Of The church.
delivered a very touching address 20 tDs
class. which was III. ned 10 sitentiyely by
81 pressnt The presentation o! The d.
plomss vas mace by J Alex. Ewing,
member OF tie Board Of Education. The
CONNIE pcement eXeIcise5 wall long be Tee
membsre6 as one OF the most pleasant
events N the history OF the Mcundsville
High School. &E
A, the regular mo thly meelUg Of ths
Board o. Directors at the PeniteD ,is-y, he
Superintendent WIS ordered TO commence
on the manulacturg Of Two hundred thou
sand b-ick, 40 once, also 20 erect 90 IRON
cells. The work 20 be under the snperyis
ION of architect r j. Stewart, Of Manning
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26
NEW MARrrNsvILLE.
Local and Personal News EntertaininglI
CONDENSED

Local and Personal NoWs EhteEtolAihkAJ
Condensed.
Spcc.cl Correspondence Of ne Sunday RegtsteT
NEW MARTINsvILLE MAJ 25 Circuit
Court, Judge T. P Jacobs, presiding, con-
vened on Tuesday. There aye several cases
or the docket that will attract consider
able attention this term.
The grand jury has found upwards OF
one hundred indictments, twO-thirds OF
which sre for selling cider.
7. S. Wade, Democratic candidate for
s1perin tendent Of schools, was elected By
about 600 majority. He carried every
district in the county
NJ F E Williams, prominent citizen
OF hi. county and one # the pioneers Of
West Virginia, died at his residence on
last Saturday, aged 70 years.
The vote to incorporate tde town Of
Brooklyn, occurred On last Saturday, and
stood: For, 80; sg'inst, s
The question If issuing bonds for bald
ire court house aud jail at Wileyyille-
was defeated at the election or Tuesday,
Miss Frank Hill vas visiting at New
Na.smOrss, OHIO, last week.
Preparations are being made 10 decor
ace" or nsxt Thursday. Judge Jacobs and
Captain Noe dowuey viii deliver the adj
dresses.
Among he foreign attorneys WAC are at
'endirg cour, we notice, J. W Mccoy and
L. n. Atnett, Of Fairmont, W G SuOd-
grass and J. W Wiltshire, Of Burton, V,
b. Ar her and J. W. Vandevort and Elk
Judge S,aley and Q D. MerricE, OF Park
srsbu.g. J. D. Ewing, o. Wheeling R. S
Blai-. fRuchie county and F Meighenr
Of MouB6sville
Joo W Harris. s;enographer Of Park
ersburv, is here TO report proceedings il
the railroad case.
Mrs Mamie Mott, Of Dss Moines, Iowa
is 2 guest Of Mr.. and Ms Sep Hall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26
FAIRMONT.
The Mountain City's Freshest and NEWEST
Gossip.

The Mountain City's Freshest and Newies'
Gossip.
special Correspondence of The Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, May 24-Editor Ohley, Of
the Inder. is off on visit TO Pennsylvania.
Whether ne went to look up the oil bust
ness in which he is interested here, or 70
attend to some more delicate and COLI
genial affairs of quiet character, Is moi
known, but if the latter, Pennsy wanna
loss is our gain, and we'll send in our re-
port of the happy occurrence st the proper
time.
Miss Laura C. bennington is in Irdian
apolis on a visit to relatives there.
Charles L Hagan was at Dunganon, o.,
this week attending the marriage of his
sister to Mr.. Alfred McGarry, Of Cleveland.
Ohio.
Mr.. Beach was here this week, repre-.
senting Bloch Brothers, Of Wheeling, AND
Louis Bonenherger was attending to the
affairs of the Schmulbach Brewing Comps-
ny here Thursday.
Miss Lille Raymond drew the sewing
machine in the Methodist fair last week.
Mr.. r. A. JudkiD, of the New York law
firm of Eysrts, ChOate and Beauman, is
here looking up the original titles in the
celebrated camel coal property, owned by
General Harris, in Winfield district. This
is most valuable property and steps srs
being taken looking 10 its early develop
ment.
J. C. Stewart ia here in the interest of
the HUkil Oil company.
President Burchinal, OF the County
Cour, II. L. Prichard and A. W. Prichsrd,
were here this week.
Contractor Park is pushing things on the
Huneaker bridge.
Miss Daisy, the accomplished daughter
Of Judge Harrison, of Clsrksburg, is Wis
iiing at Gov. Pierpont's.
Miss Mary Ollie of Morgantown, Is the
guest of Miss Gypsie W. Fleming.
The Vest Yirginidn still insists that our
new railroad is a political scheme and will
never be built, but the dirt continues TO
fly, and the engine will be blowing its way
along the West Fork before that paper
gets over its attack of envy. He says
they are going to build Republican road
up the river,-'in the sweet bye and bye. d"
Winfield district went Democratic this
year for the first time in her life and elect
ed NJ. L. Meredith school commissioner.
A horse ate big patch of bark off Of
one of Mrs. Arnett's fine shade trees
Thursday. Such acts are common, and
council ought 10 protect the trees at the
expense OF the horse owners.
Attorneys Mccoy, Arnett, Powell and
NTH attended Weizel Circuit Court this
week
Mrs. Oliver Jackson and Mrs. Eli
Downey continue very i'll.
Frank E. Nichols is out again.
Some vandal made raid on c. B. Car
ney's lettuce and onions Thursday night
W. S. Raymond, Esq is still detained
in Baltimore with an attack of quinsy.
Earl Smith, of Evansville, spent couple
of DAYS in town this week.
No improvement in our local trade yet.
1t needs more tariff.
Mrs. Anna Fast was brought here Thurs-
day and confined in Jail on a charge of IN
sanity. Pity such unfortunates cannot at
once be taken to the asylum.
Thos. w. Fleming q Broe. are giving
their store thorough cleaning up.
o. S. Braun has turtle said to have
been caught at Samoa. George Turner
wants to put it in the soup.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
A SOLID PAGg or BRIGHT CRISP LOCAL
NEWS
Bl.u2inly Condensed for he Readers o. TIC
-Rsg.ssr"-Inias.rial, Local Persona
Political Gossip From Many
Difsrsl, Places.

Co.,, f,--.s,,-.r.f -r.s. ~ tte sunday = gisieT.
p,BKrRsBuRe. W Va, May %
The laeding social event Of the past
vask su this cit7 vas d very elegaat party
given Tuesday Eight By Misses May aoo
Rsre Clemeoq. daughters OF Capt o. NJ
Cremsrs The mott fashionable young pen
ne were present and NJ every way 10 "
q very sgell sfftir. "Wo-d-bUilding' vas
the diversion Of IKE evening
Friday event z very pretty dance was
Owen Al Fire1ens Hall on Walnut street,
ito hol0r Of Misses E "a end ksoecc
Bowen. of Indiana, who scc VENTING Mss
Blanche Little. go.
Nsx- week has in store very billian p
socie event, VIZ, q dance 20 he gwen al
tSe Academy Of Music Dlncing hall by
Ms Pl4nchs Dsllicksr, daughter OF %.
TR Deuicker. clerk Of the U5i ed States
C;rc8i. Court. tt viii be given on May
am and viii doubtless D. one of the most
no,ew,r hy society happenings OF the year
Tn. Arctic tase ball club gave a very
sncee, f1l public Dali, Thursday night, IN
Powfedy Hail.
Nh. Daily snd .amily viii Leave next
week .Nr rAae, WN-tc NAet "-4+
their lomein enc future.
Mr.. Jolr A Hutch nson, who Wa 30
sericns'7 uiored by her fal. at the S.smm
Hcus. Wheeling, Is 5bie % SIT up htIie'
and win get we'll
MI. Stewart. wife of Sheriff Samuel
steQ.,t has returned from Prtsburt
where shs sent for medical treatment
err-- .r critical heallh
H Gun SomusIs has been here trom
C'.rs-b1r2 most # Zee Tsek enJoyln
him. arb his f,ienfs
N philip d. Neal went up to Wheel
ing ad attended The dance az The I uo
Moli gat
THE secret societies of I'D k.uds seem &c
b 1o.rieg in Psrkersourg jast noN
N .,rlr every bol thiaSs be must JON
sru-t-.ng: consequently some o. toe m q
sl. a. go q" hall Of Che nights IN ths
weez. S.meof -Ais is prom 2ble aud some
OIL not
G-rs. preparations are bsiag made 10 oo-
serc- emorial day. A memorial serm o
wH 1. preached Sunday bF Rev Henry
Rrur-. nd an o.t'iou 7il be delivered
on Memorial Day by Rev. George b. Hite.
A b wait mas no, ben sPpoints d
Collector OF internal Revenue yet, but
lust th- same, about five huadred mere o.
les oft-e patriots Who saved che country
aye ssid 10 have applied 10 him for deputy
eli ps, etc