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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

anNous seat for fear they si1 e sieet-
ed for guard duty bOmoFro~- Us -
mean ssork All dsv. AL kin6s Of rnses
are being worked - escape The duty.
The program ) as foll0ss' n sAe
morning the customary sunday l1sk,eS-
ton Nili De held iD Place ot Datalioi
driI In the afternoon the ehapiAiA
viii conduct divine services IA the grove
and dress parade vii DC gwen after
supper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

Grand Bsplds Lodge. No slA J. g.
g. T.. met last ngnt ant elected tae
following officers for the enu rs vear
g. T- W. r Hsuk. " r.. Mrs 8. g.
Atchel 81. Mss Anna Kinney 8. -
halpn hasley. F., C. p. Converse g, =
u. Pesrsail. NJ, B. + Morse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

The ChIcagOians were unable 70 Ind
Mr.. Ashle5's balls as he WAS too Wild.
The feature of the game was a hot
liner captured by Miss Maggie Long,
batted by Mss Emma Long, in which
she succeeded III scoring the only
double play.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The report OF the Madison township
Republican Convention. Published in the
Argus, shows that the meeting was pre-
sided over BY DIR. q. l. parr. with Aris.
Stewart a. secretary, and the following
preamble and resolution adopted:
-Whereas, We as Republicans living
Iin free land and enjoying free privileges
land free speech. aud
Whereas. We are desirous Of seeing
the cause Of Ecpubicanism advance. and
Whereas, We have heretofore voted
for and with the Democracy for county
offices. thereby lessening our chance for
|otiices Ia the county, therefor be il
Resolved, Thst we favor County and
Township conventions for tho purpose
lof nominating county and township Of
llcers to fill every Office in the County
and Township, and that we severally
pledge our support 70 any aud every
man who may be nominated by said
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

lPostmarkcd Jan 15 but failed 10 reach Jasper until
after dark on the l6th.-kD. Cocmrnl
Mrs. Furguson is having an addition
built TO her barn.
Iva Woods Is at home once more.
An effort 10 being made TO organize Z
lodge Of Red Men here.
Misses Rhoda Cooper and Carrie Gar
Der, Of Spencer county, are visiting
Robert Myers and family.
Most persons who have hogs to kill
are taking advantage of the cool weather.
The G. r. Sunday school elected j. M.
Lennon, Supt., Mrs. M. Wilhoit assist
ant Supt, and the M. Il. Sunday school
elected Mrs. Mollie Stewart Supt., and
"Ar." Horton assistant Supt., all 10 act
for the year A. ID. 1890.
Rev. j. 4. Bean helped at Otwell In q
protrscted meeting.
County Supt. Wilson was here visiting
the schools last week. and II am not
mistaken be made quite lengthy visit
in another quarter. Come again, Bob.
4. II. Dillon, Esq, and family, Of
Petersburg, visited friends and relatives
here.
There is talk OF organizing dramatic
club here, aud producing some play q
an early date.
DR.. Mosbey IL the proudest man in
town, and all on account Of bis small
boy.
Faba Bags is game PLAYED with beans,
and has become popular among some Of
our residents.
Tuesday night Mrs. l.. r. Monroe gave
4 social, in honor Of Miss Davidson,
which all the young people attended, and
after engaging in popular games till .
late hour, departed feeling that II was
good to have been there.
Several four citizens attended court
at Jasper this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The proposed Rockport, Evanston, st
Meinrad s. Ferdinand Railroad is attract
ing considerable attention in rail roas
circles. 1t almost forms 9 connecting
link between two great railways-ths
Monon and the Louisville, ST. Louis anf
Texas. 1t was the intention Of the Mo
uon people At the time the branch Of tbs
road running 10 French Lick was sur
veyed 10 build to Jasper, and the road
was first called the Orleans. Paoli &
Jasper Railway; but for some reason
work was suspended when the road was
completed as far as French Lick snd
West Baden Springs, and the name
changed 10 the Orleans. French Lick 4
West Baden Springs Railway. Ii Il
thought, however, by railroad men that
this road will eventually be extended to
Jasper. Ia that event should the Rock
port q Ferdinand road be built and ex.
tended on one end 10 Jasper and on the
other to Owcnsboro, which 10 on direct
line, we would have route from Chics.
60 TO Texas. Rockport Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

A. Table for election board.
b. b. Il. Booths where ballots ere
marked.
G. Challenge window.
j.. Door.
E.E. Chute through which the voter
must enter.
+. Railing separating the election
board from the voters.
w. w. Windows.
The chute is a passage way with .
railing. roDe. or wire' on either side,
Extending so feet away from the chal-
leDge window. The direction ID not
material. but as al persons except elec-
tion officers aud challengers are required
TO keep 80 feet away from the polls,
when not voting, il will be best to have
il run directly out from the building
when this can be done conveniently.
The place occupied by the Election
Board must be separated from the re-
mainder of the room BY IS raiiing,D
which must include the challenge win
dow. The ooofhs ia which ballots are
marked are three In number. They
may be made with or without doors.
IAN that Ii necessary Is that the voter
shall mark bis ballot screened from oh.
lservation The sides aud back must be
made solid, without cracks or knot
holes. Convenient dimension. would be
three feet wide. four feet deep. and eight
high. The shelf or counter should be
lplaced across the back OF the booth,
about three and one-haif feet above the
door, aud should be one and one-half
feet broad. The booths may be placed In
Ia row or separated. Their location in
the room Is isimmaterisl. but they must be
so placed that "ali the members Of the
Election Board can see whether moro
than one voter enters" !. O., the entrances
OF the booths must be placed towards the
Election Board. With the exception Of
the usual table and chairs for the Board.
no other furniture Is Dseded. lSec. ~, ]
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
A Decision OF the Supreme Court
Regarding the Sale OF Whisky.

~ AyVGAShVu u VIC 0UYl CuIlO 4Ouku \
Regarding the Sale OF Whisky.
Here Il decision Of some Importance
to druggisis IN Indiana:
1927. John w. Edwards W. the State
Sullivan G. g. Affirmed. CofIay, J.
Prosecution under section 2099. K. s
1881, against z druggist for selling H.
toxicating liquors on Sunday. March 10
1889, 10 Benz. Howard. without . pre-
scripiion from regular practiciDe
Of the county. On the tria
the defendant offered ia evidence the fol
lowing prescription
"PLEAsANTviLLE, ISD., March 4, 1889
John w. Ed w ards Let Benz. Howart
have one-haf pint whisky and glycerine
for medical purposes. Repeat A. needed
lSignedl w. A. FLEMING"
lie also offered to show that Fleming
was regular praciicing ply sician OF th'
county, and that Howard bad q throa
disease, for which whisky and glycerin'
was u proper medicine. All this evi
deuce was excluded. Held: That th'
court did not err. the prescription, upoi
The facts stated, not justiiyiag Q sale on
Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

French Lick. Ind, was visited BY Z
disastrous fire on Wednesday night oi
last week. The two new three-story
frame stores, occupied BY DR.. Ryan as a
drug and by Mr.. Charles McCarrell with
groceries and dry goods, were entirely
consumed, together with most Of the
stock. The stores were adjoining, and
each contained large, valuable aud eu-
tireIy new stocks involving heavy loss
10 the owners. though there was some in
surance on each stock. II is moi known
how the fire originated. but II il said to
have been first discovered in the drug
store. McCarrell had moved there but
a few weeks previous from HiIlham.
His took was valued at $4,000 besides
the building, aud he was insured for
$1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

NOTICE is hereby given that so much
Avofthe lands and lots described in The
foregoing list, a. may bo necessary Il
discharge the full amount OF said taxes
interest aud charges thereon, dne from
the owners thereof AZ the time Of sale
viii be sold at public auction at Tho
Court House, in the town Of Jasner, Du'
hois County. Indiana, on the "a Monday
ID February 1890, between the hours o.
ten o'clock A. M. and four r. NJ. Of said
day. in the manner prescribed by law
md that such sale will be continued from
day to dsv, until all Of said lands aud
lots are disposed Of.
JoHx GRAMELsPAcHrR,
Auditor Dubois Co., Ind.
January 10. lS90-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
cAss TOWNSHIP.

>@oo ~ "NSHAhs
Kuper, WIN II
No 1902 pt NV ne sec 35 Z 3r5 SOLO
acres,
pt sc SO sec 26 3r5 l2.l0o acres
valuation 2G5. taxes due 20 4G.
Scott, Martha A
No 4l7O pt Sc sw sec 28 I l3 1910
acres, valuation 220. taxes due s 81.
rrRDIxASD TOWNSHIP.
Elmer. Bernard Jr
No 1888 Ferdinand, in-lot 203 valua
|tion 40, taxes due IA.
HuErISGBuRo CITY.
Beeler. Mary
No 5l12 IIuntingburg n ct out-lot
valuation 36j, taxes due III 75.
Downs. lydia NJ
No 5235 Huntingbnrg. Ut in-lot II
valuation $40, taxes due Is.
Miller. Elizabeth
No 5is2 Huntingbu'g pt in-'ot, g. $
pt in-lot g
valuation 225, taxes due 5 l2.
Westhy ydornan, Anna
No 5727. Huntingburg pt out-lot 10
valuation 200. taxes due = s5.
Wibking. Malinda
No $40 pt ne sec 80 2r5 l2-10(
acres, valuation $50. taxes due ? 81.
nIRDsEyE TOWN.
Abel, GH
No 5768. Koerner's add, Birdseye
in-Iot "a. valuation 25, taxes due 80.
Brown and Young
No 5779. Birdseye, in-lot 25, valuation
Ills, taxes due 3 40.
ChaDley, William
| No 1904 pit sw NV sec 25 tara $40
acres,
| Iuman's add, Birdseve. pt in-lot 80
valuation 255, taxes due "a 10.
Chanlcv. John II
No 55o5. Birdseve in-lot "a, valuation
/ $50, taxes due 4 &c.
Edwards. .Jno. T.
| No 5sls. Borden's add, Birdseye
in-Iot 56, valuation 265, taxes due IA g.
Lindley. John
\ No 1866. Birdseye. pt in-lot 33, valua
tion 80, taxes due SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The fourth Institute OF Madison Town
ship was held at Ireland, January Is
1890. House was called TO order b,
President, after which the Snpf. was 10
vited to take the chair. Number o
tcache-s present seven, two absent.
First was lesson on Mens3ration, b,
w. ]. Ragle. The Supt- gave US severa
points, aud rules in problems Of Men
suration.
Object lesson BY ii. n. Kean. 1t wa
immense.
Third, talk on Zoology. bv II. NJ
Payne. 1t was excellent. This Zoology
work belongs to the Reading CircI
work and should be made an item 0
great interest.
NOON RECESS.
AT so r. NJ house was called /,
order by president.
Literature. - Robert Burns. by Ielel
Rose, was extremely good, and interest
ing
Elements of Governing Power, b,
w. Z. DeMotte, was offered in = yer,
manner.
An essay on Psychology,-by w. a
Battles, was very interesting, il pertain
ed 70 perception.
A Biographical Sketch ofIIcnry Wads
worth Longfcllow. by Fred "A. Stewart
closed the exercises Of the day.
A short talk by the Trustee. Mr. s. ii
Stewart, was very gladly received.
Institute adjourned closing The worl
for this year.
+. NJ. PAYNE, Pres.
X. IA. STEWART. Sec.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Ellsworth Camp. No. l62, Sons o
Veterans Of Hall Tp., Jan. II, installed
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
Thos. Cope. Captain.
Samuel Parke, lst Lieut..
G. w. Kesterson, I'd Lieut..
John ID. Standfield, Chaplain.
Thos. J. Nolan, let Scargent.
Chas. N. Simmons, @. M. Sergt.
Chas. w. Ellis, Color Sergt.
Samuel Ellis, Sergt. Of Guard.
Ellsworth r. Ellis, Corp. Of Guard.
Nelson Il. Simmons, CHIEF Musician
Elijah Sutton. Camp Guard.
Willie Waldrip, Picket Guard.
Ellsworth Ellis, Sam. Ellis, and Ulys'
ses M. Ellis. Camp Council.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The Boston Globe says: Take al this
postofiice patronage away from Con-
gressmen and leave IL 20 the whole body
of citizens to say, BY the Australian bal.
lot, who shall serve them in superintend-
ing the collection and delivery Of their
mail, and il will be the most practical
piece Of Civil Service reform. for It will
take about sixty thousand Federal Offices
away from partisan control. and hand
them over to the direct control Of the
people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The annual report az the northern
prison. filed with the Governor shows
that the institution has been more than
sclf-sustaining during the year. The 70
ceipts were oil2,601. tho expenditure,
1878. Tho total number Of convict,
10 74s; the cost Of each per snnum el2O
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Mr.. Mackey. OF the LouisvilIe. Evans-
vile & st. Louis Railroad, writes : very
letter 10 gentleman in this
|citv. showing that for the six months
ending December 81, the road earued >
surplus. after all charges, OF $7l,567. Or
5A per cent on the preferred stock. This
IL very satisfactory. and assures
Mr.. Mackey that with the new road into
St. Louis, bis road will reach maximum
business which viii! insure per cent on
the preferred stock and healthy sur
plus for the common. This showing,
Mr.. Mackey thinks, should place tho
bonds OF the road a. par Boston Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

valuation 100, taxes due as.
Elmer. Lncas
| No 1856 Landiss' add. Mentor in lot 9
valuation 80. taxes due 26.
| lKe!ams. Amanda
No 27Sa NV NV sec t3r3 40 acres
valuation 145, taxes due 5 20.
Lincoln. Addison
No 2s2l Landiss add. Mentor in-Iot As
valuation 35. taxes due SO.
Newton NapcyM
No 1856 pt sw 20 sec 36 I 2r3 2 acres
I" pt sw ne sec 36 tar 20 acres
valuation 20, taxes due s2.
Piaff. Rachel
No 2s9s Lsndiss' add Mentor in-lot 8:
/" % e.
!. a
valuation 90, taxes due 3 So.
Trippef. Oscar A
No 1884 NJ NV sec ret 80 acres
valuation 2i0. taxes due Is AZ
Tavlor. Albert =
No 29sC ne SO sec 10 tar 3 40 acres
/" NV sw src II t3r3 40 acres
valuation ESQ. taxes due 10 07.
Waddle. MaryJ
No 1899 nj sw ne sec IS t2r35 acres
= WI ne sc sec 35t 2 r 3 19A acres,
valuation rs. taxes due 4 So.
Wink, Carolina No 5000 Mentor, in-lot 4
valuation IS, taxes due 10.
Waddle. Geo. A
No 3Ol5 sc NV sec III tara 40 acres,
valuation 1856, taxes due IL 20.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Jno M
No 3207 st. Anthony in-lot 10 valus-
ton 10. taxes due 81.
Emma
No 1855 4 ew sw sec 4t3r45 acres,
" bwA NV sw sec 4tsr42 50-l0o
acres,
pt WI NV sec 3r4 5000 acres.
pt eA Sc sec IT'S "a 2 62-1O0 acres,
valuation so taxes due 81.
volpert. Mary A
No 1878 st. Marks in-lot 20f, valua-
lion 5, taxes due 80.
PAToKA TOWNSHIP.
stegnar. Simon
No 37l5 nc &c sec e. I gre 40 acres,
,aluation $40, taxes due 50.
vcnneman, Simon
No 37Ss pt pt e} sw sec 81 t2r62'
cres, valuation 10, taxes due 4s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
v.rrs opsApvEnrysEINo.

yxrrs OPsADvERrysEINo.
!. I. .s,usre. lolines or less, ] week: 81 %
1ssb subsequent insert'on' - c's'
,oo~er advertisements At the same
'""7 fraction over even square Or
fa'e' counted as square. These
s8Aa,ao torms Tor transient ADVERTISE
AZ NJ. reasonable deduction will be
.nsss, "a regular advertisers.
",'v vo,,ccs Of appointment OF admins
s..s'snslerai notices Of like character
y h 81 paid in advance.
ANxouScTSa CANDIDATES.
~ M wnship officers, each s. - -
Isr 'aurty Zoo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

SVV1<1 Vr H1tDVF5'
!. John Gramelspacher, Auditor, in
and for said County, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is full and correct
list OF lands aud lots returned delinquent
for the non-psyment OF taxes Que there.
on. FROM the owners thereof, for the year
1888, and former years, together with
the taxes OF the current year. 1899. In
|cluding penalty and interest. aud charged
due thereon. % appears on record 10 my
Iofiice
In testimony whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and ofIicia
rs seal at Jasper. this 3rd day o
~ Jsnuary, 1890.
JoHS GRANEl.sPACHER,
Auditor Dubois Co., Ind,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

II Il just as the Courier-Journal says.
Under the lovely high tariff administers
ticn, "the Kansas farmer sits BY toe tight
OF his burning corn and rends his mort
gage" The words are few but they ex-
prcss great deal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

In his speech at the Jersey Cattle
Breeders convention At Indianapolis on
the 18th, DR.. II. w. Voyles said that he
bought bis first Jersey COW l6 years ago,
and that when tc took her home neigh
Dor said tha Jersey was certainly 'in-
tended for man who was too poor %
buy COW and 10 proud 10 milk . goat"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The arrangement Of the polling place
under the new system i seen Ia the fol-
lowing diagram. which shows the most
convenient method for an ordinary
country school house:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
Republican County Committee,

The county then elected the following
members OF the County Central Conn
mittee L. L. Miller. Boone; s. II. Dill
Ion, Madison; J. I. Corn, Bsinbridge; !;
|Jonn Ellis, Marion; L. X. Ellis, Hall J.
IL. Atkins. jefferson; Theo. Graut. JEFF
ferson; q. w. Kessner, Jackson; D.
Reutepobler. Huntingbnrgh; Thos. Il.
Green, Duff; Aaron Thompson, Ferdi-
nand; Christ. Roetiger Holland, w. A.
Bruner, Johnsburg.-Argu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
SALE OF DELINQUENT
TAXES FOR THE
YEAR 1889.
A List Of Lands and Lots returned
Dclinqucnt~fOr the NOn-Pay-
ment Of Taxes for the Year 1855
in Dubois County, Indiana.

"E"e - AcNSS ioE tut car 900
In Dubois County, Indiana.
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
Davis. Mary
No % sw Sc sec ~ IL sra 40 acres,
valuation sldO. taxessdue IS 92.
Elkins, Granville
No1il 81 ny sec 33tlnr3 80 acres,
valuation S2s5. taxes due $l2 80.
Thomas A
No l6O INV ne sec 33 t1nr 8 40 acrcs,
valuation $l20, taxes due $i0s3
Jones. Wells
No l6l ne NV sec 20 tlnrs 20 acres,
valuation sll0. taxes due 50 3D.
Morgan. VIM II II
No 1913 pt ne 2stinr3
~ se 2e I / mr. liz acres,
valuation $50. taxes due 55 80.
skinner. Alonz0 ID
No 3l9 ne sc sec 27 t1nr3 40 acree,
valuation 100, taxes due 3 ~.
Taber. John
No 359 uGd Z pit VIZ sec 80 II nr3
81 acres.
Und pt nl Sc sec 81 tlnr 8 2s &C.
100 acres ,ssvaluation 30, taxes due 10 So
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
Braxtcr. Edward
No all pt nl pe sec 25 5tlnr5S 36-l0C
acres, Variation 35. taxes due az.
Vowel. J l. &EM
No GA NV Sc sec 2it1nr 4 40 acres
valuation l85, taxes due 8 So.
BOONE TOWNSHIP.
Anderson. Sd
No 69S ne -w sec 3ft1nr6 40 acres
valuation 295, taxes due Z So.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
INcMahal. Jno
No 1872 Corn's add ireland D ia lot Al
valuation l55. taxes due II 81.
lPo-ilethwail, LIE
| No 1856 ne sw sec III tar 6 40 acres
= SO NV sec II t2r6 40 acres
valuation 400. taxes due II So.
HALL TOWNSHIP.
| Atkins. VIM 5
| No 2l63 sw sw sec / t2r3 40 acres
valuation 1870, taxes due 40.
Curtis. : A aud M T.
| No 2220 ~ 90 NV sec 20 1r 90 acres
valuation co. taxes due 36.
Curtis. Robert |, Alber, N and George
! NJ 222lne nc sec % 8 40 acres
wpt NV NV sec % rs 2
Iscres, vaIustion 400, taxes due ~ 75.
Karlein. Barbara
No 2330 Celestine in-loss, AZ, a., 81
valuation ls5. taxes due Is.
shoulders. A H
No 25c3 NV &c sec 81 t1r3 40 acres
= ~ sw Sc sec 34t1r3 20 aces
~ sw ne sec 80 ID " 3 20 acres
visitation $50, taxes due IL 25.
llussev. Charles w
No 2530 So sw sec s. I r ~ acre'
= ~ ne Nv sec 85 1r 9 20 acre
valuation 2u5. taxes due ~ as.
JFFFFEsoS TOWNSHIP.
Bowden, Louisa No 25v2 Mentor in-lot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Proud Father: DO you think be looks
like me? Sympathetic visitor-Yes, poor
thing!-[Life.
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- We Agent every Township Indiana Liberia
Inducements Write for
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Drinking water neither makes man
sick, nor in debt, nor his wife > widow.
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,surD EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
crpors COUNTY, INDIANA. bY
CLEMENT DOANE'
,rFrCE.-Ix COURIER BUILDING ON
y r.r SIXTH STREET.

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THE @. o. P. PROGRAMME.
The Republicans to Open the Can
paign This Week.

The Republicans to Open the Cam
paign This Week.
The Republican party of the First dis
trict has opened up its campaign in vigorous
style and proposes to keep things lively
from now until the close Of the polls on
Nov. 4. Tomorrow R. W. White and L. B.
Toomer will speak to the voters of the
OZee chez and urge upon them to organize
in the support of Capt. Doyle.
At McIntosh, Liberty county, on Satur-
day. RevE Floyd Suelson aud W. H StyI. s
and Capt. L. M. Peasants and r. w. White
will speak.
On the same day at Springfield, Efings
ham county. Whiteman, Toomer and Sim
mons will stir up the republican adherents.
Arrangements have been made for a mas
meet ng in Blackshear on Oct. IS, which ali
the party leaders will attend. Speeches by
ITS, Whiteman aud Toomer will be the
features.
Next Friday night a ratification NEST
ing is to be held at the theater in this
city, at which the voters of the county will
be addressed on the principles OF the Re
publican party, and told the reasons why
they should support Capt Doyle from a
republican standpoint All the local speak
ers of the party and several orators from
abroad will be present.
Bets are being made on the number OF
votes that the republican nominee will re.
ceive in this county. 1t seems from the
tone of the Tribune that the republicans
propose also to make a fight for some Of the
county Offices IN January, particularly that
of sheriff.