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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
OCTOBER.


Third Class Charter defeated
immigration pours into Audrain
Mics Pearl Tucker WEEDS Mr..
Ouerbacker-E. l.. Darling works
a forgery racket here-H. Schmidt
binds VIM. Bedell over to keep the
peace-W. C. Jesse and Miss Laura
Ware are married-M. 8. Steven
son, of Sailing, wins his famous
law suit-H. Altepeter goes into
partnership with T. F. Roden-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harper cele-
brate their golden wedding-Union
Sunday School Convention meets
in Mexico-Odd Fellows give an
entertainment-J. M. Bush dies
Centralia has q big FIRE.
NOVEMBER.
Business men of Mexico have a
fine fall trade-Democrats rejoice
over victory in Iowa and Ohio
Robt. Ragsdale killed on the rail-
road--Gov. Francis starts after the
Worlds Falr-Dusenberry sen.
fenced for thlrty-five years-mo-
tion filed for new trial-E. A.
Collins, of Rush Hill, murdered
while in bed. His whole family
arrested for the murder-I. N.
Hathaway died-Collins family
admitted to bail-Fleet's Military
College located in Mexico.
DECEMBER.
VIM. Schofisld murdered by
Jesse Irvine near Vandalia-Jeffer.
son Davis dies-Santa Claus ap.
pears at all the Sunday Schools
Youngs Creek Democratic Club
f1ourishes-S. Price Guthrie weds
Miss Annie French-F. C. Bryan
leaves for the State of Washington
Election ordered for new City
A,torney-Mexico starts after q
paper miIl-Jno. M. Barker moves
to Mexico to resids-Maj. Jno F
Rucker desc P. Pearson & Co.,
of Vandalia, 60 up-Attempts are
made to burn out o. P. Jones, O
Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
The Population of Hall.

A correspondent with a statisti-
Cal turn of mind sends the follow
ing new and interesting figures to
the New York Sun
In round numbers the earth has
a population of 1900, ,OOO, 900 OF
whom 800, 100000 are professed
Christians, the other ZOO, 600 QUO
being Mohammedans. Buddhists,
pagans and heathens. The whole
race was condemned to eternal
punishment for the sin of Adam.
This was the fall of man, from
which there was and is no redemp-
ton save through the death OF
Christ.
Biblical chronology gives the
earth period of about 5000 years.
From Adams time to Christ was
1900 years, during which period
no human souls were saved. The
population may then have averaged
| 600, ,OO0,O0 Three generations,
or 5000, 600. 900, pass away in each
century. Forty centuries, there
fore, consigned 120, zoo. .OOO, 900 OF
men to eternal fire, and, for all We
know, they are there now. In the
| 1900 years which have elapsed
since the birth Of Christ 81 ,OOO, 600.
900 more of human beings have
| lived aud died. If all the Christ.
ians, nominal and real, who have
ever lived on the face of the earth
have been saved, they would moi
number more than is, ,OOO, 900, 600
Now, if we deduct this latter mum.
Der from the grand total 177 ,0OO,.
10000 we find $4,000, 900, 600 O
souls WIZ are suffering the tor.
ments of hell fire, as against the
Is, 900. .0O0, ,OOU who have escaped
But this is not the whole truth
Nobody believes that more thar
10 per cent. of the professeC
Christians are saved. Calvinists
themselves say that the elect ar.
few. Ii this Is fact heaven con
tains but 1890, 900, 600, against +
population in hell of 1000, 600,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

1t is the penurious kind of econ
omy to deprive your family of a
local paper. The wife don't get
out to see and learn as do the
father and children, and hence she
is deprived of a sense of enjoyment
that serves to relieve many hours OF
loneliness when she is alone or
with the small children, and then
the home paper is an educator OF
the children, as they will read OF
the people and incidents with
which they are acquainted. There
is nothing that can be introduced
in a family that will teach the
children to read faster and better
than the home paper.-Centralia
Guard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

Mrs. Doak, Of Cuba, Mo-, who
has been the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Thomas, for some time,
leaves Monday for Houston, Tex,
to attend the wedding of her son,
Mr.. John Doak,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
LIBERTY ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LIBERTY, Mo-, Jan. 4.-Miss
Dollie Davis, of the vicinity of
CAN'T, and Miss Gabe Woods, of
Indiana, are visiting relatives here
Miss Nettle Shaffer has just re-
turned from pleasant visit to
friends near Thompson.
Bob McGee, of Auxvasse, is
smiling among his old friends here
this week.
Mrs. Billie Sims is ILL.,
Our shooting club was not as
grand success as we expected on
account of the weather, but we will
have another one soon and will
require the defeated side to furnish
fine supper.
A pound party was enjoyed by a
large number of young people last
Friday night, ia MIR. j. Woods
Misses Rosie and Matte know how
to entertain their friends.
Mr.. Simple was out recently and
took the picture of our school. We
do not believe he ever made a pic.
ture of a group of as many as sixty
two brighter and more intelligent
looking pupils. He did justice
and, we think, deserves the praise
he gets as an artist.
Little Mamie Watts, an eight.
year-old daughter of Levi Watts,
was kicked in the face by a horse
while going to school last Friday
with her grown brother. She waf
cold and had gotten off the horse
10 walk, and getting too near the
horse it kicked her. She was car.
ried to the nearest house and DR.
Hally summoned. The wound il
very painful but we do not as ye1
know how dangerous.
A WHEELER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

OF THE COMING BACK OF HARMACHIs; OF THE
GREETING OF CHARMIoN; AND OF THE An
swEk OF CLEOPATRA TO oUISTUS DELLIuS,
TEE AMBASSADOR OF ANTONY THE TRI,
6MyIB
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
EVENTS OF 1Sa1.
Brief Summary of incidents
Which Occurred During
the Past Year.

Following is q brief resume of
local events which occurred during
the year 1889. Cut it out and
paste it in your scrap book for
future reference; you may find it of
some value when looking up data:
JANUARY.
Northeast Missouri Teachers
Association met in Mexieo-Elder
Magee expatiated on Christmas
LEDGER published complete state
ment of occurrences of 1850. H.
& S. R. R. s.fzzled" a httle-Miss
Carrie Hite, of Mexico, weds w. E.
McMurry. of Paris, Tex.--Legisla-
ture convenes and Gov. Francis
is inaugurated--Col. Stilwell, OF
Hannibal, murdered-Jas. Gahan,
of Centralia, skipped out-New
Water-works contract agitsted- DR..
Gartrell turns Republication.
lC F. Clark introduced some i'm
portant bills in Legislature
Horses of Harrie LIE Tourneau are
stolen-Odd Fellows give a
banquet.
FEBRUARY.
i New Water-works contract adopt
edo. A. Witherspoon & Bros,
of Kentucky, buy a valuable farm
in Audraln-County Court meets
County Wheel met at Kabrich' e
IOpera House-Statement of coun-
lty's finance published in the
LEDaEk-Circuit court met-Miss
Belle Morris gave a successful
concert for benefit of NJ. E.
Church, south-Small-pox le.
ported at Shamrock-Street rail-
way franchise granted-Mexico
Mining Company continues to bore
for China-Clark & Potts combi-
nat,on horse sale success-C. II.
& S. r. R continues to boom-Ble
| fire at Rush HiIl-Real estate ir
| Mexico advances.
MARCH.
Old City officers re-nominated-
Jno. Abbay marries Miss Hopkins
l-Binder-twine Trust begins to
develop-Work on hole-1n-the'
, ground Observation-Disclosures In.
stltute met at Neutrality-suspicious.
ward extensively lmproved-Fail
Association reduces prices of ad
mission-Court denies Dick Dusen
berry bail-W. C. T. u. Conven
ton at Laddonia-Adam Rode
myre, of Centralia, raided by
Whitecaps-Ferris Hotel burned
APRIL.
LEDGER had its annual guessing
tournament-City election-Mexi
co goes Democratic straight-At
tempt to establish a creamery fail
DIR. Maus dies--VandalIa estab
fishes a new bank-Sunday Schoo
Convention meets at Ferris Crane
Mrs, John. Baker deserted, die
of paralysis--Meat inspection bill
!, defeated at Jefferson City.
II MAY.
fl Base ball season opened in Mex
] ico-Salamander develops into
big thing for Mexico-Frank Coats
a worth brings home a wife-Betti
Sira reported insane--Mexico de
velops it's usual spring boom
3 Maj. Edwards, of the Kansas Cit,
r Times, died-Bald Knobbers wer'
executed-Eld. H. B. Davis show
ed that dancing is no. Christianit,
a M. Y. Duncan preached a
I Unlon-Hydrophobia shows itsel
q among cattle of Ex- Gov. Hardin
@ Preparations made for Fourth G
!, July celebration-J. P. Powell
f married Miss Carter-Mexic
Browns wipe up the earth with al
y opposition-Jack Cunningham ha
# his monthly carving bee"
I'll JUNE.
h Commencement exercises G
Hardin Collepe-Miss Mimi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
CLEOPATRA.
Being an Account of the Fall and
Vengeance of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
BY H. RIDER HAGGARD,
Author Of King Solonaon's Mines"
"She," ALLAN Quaternaain,'
Etc, Etc, Etc.
CHAPTER XIX.

Illustrated by NICHoLL. after CATION WOOD
VILE and GRERFENHAaEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
Scratched % Years

Body covered with scales. Itching terrible.
Suffering endless. No relief. Doctors
and medicines fail. Speedily cured by
Cuticura at q cost of o5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09
New Suits Filed .

John II. Overall vs. w. E. Wylde
ct al, notes.
Tudor Iron Works vs. Mexico
Street r. R. Co., lien.
e. C. Kennen, assignee Mamie
Matthews, assignment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

.RESENTLY 1 lifted
myself, and laying
the head of Egypt's
y Queen upon my knee,
strove to call her
back to life. How
fair she seemed, even in
her disarray, her long
hair streaming DER her
breast! How deadly fair
she seemed in the faint
light-this woman the
story Of whose beauty
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

nlQPLES, black heads, chapped and oily skin
HlM pEeyeuted by CIrrIcUkA MEpIcATEp Soar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

PAPER MILL PROPOSITION
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-09

Oeglns TO gel tnln anu alTy-Eio.
Sam'l Magee revlled by local pa
pers of the State.
JULY.
Mortimer sent to the penitenti'
ary for life-Butcher McNeil's rec.
ord given to the world-A. g. Bow.
man has his legs broken-Jno. L
Sullivan tries to create a whisky
famine in the land--James Gala.
way. prominent citizen of Mexico,
dies-B. Hysinger buys the Runkel
block-Dr. Dunbar, of Rush Hill,
dies-Move made to improve AL.
lison's Spring-Volney Campbell
seriously injured--Harrison colt
show at Auxvasse a success-Ar.
rangements for fair completed E
H. Mcdonald, of Thompson, mar
ried Miss Daniel.
AUGUST.
Mexico Fair grand success
German church built in Mexico
Normal Institute meets in Mexico
Dick Smith sold to Harrison
Bros, Auxvasse-.Teachers' In.
stitute meets in Mexico-Miss
Linnle Steele marries Mr.. Clayton
e. w. Corner marries Miss Lear
I-Masons give an entertainment
John Rodgers declared insane
Mexico refuses to bid for the State
orphan school--Mexico sends q
large delegation to st. Louis Ex'
position-Geo. Bush hanged by
mob at Columbia--Barns burned
at Lakeview.
SEPTEMBER.
| Benton City has a boem-North
east Missouri Editorial Association
meets at Hannibal-Christiar
church +rects a parsonage-Mar
shall Williams, eolored, rapes
little Illinois girl, for which he wal
afterwards sent up for seven year
s.. s. Northern dies from q fal
from a Ringo House window-Cir
cult Cour meets-sstreet Car Com
psny forfeits its franchise-Robt
Lawder appointed 10 West Point
Jas. Shock trades his farm Tor $40
1000 Of Arkansas pr,perty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25

by the courtesy Of tho publishers the
Pal Mall Gazette Is enabled to give some
extracts from "Bismarck's Intime," d
gossipy volume about the Chancellor
published in London. The book Ia
written by an old iellow.student and
translated by Henry Hayward. A photo.
graph OF Bismarck forms the fronts.
piece. Here Ia an %anecdote: "At the
time when enthusiasm rngcd round the
celebration OF Bismarck's scvchtieth
birthday II workman OF Cologne, II sort
OF wharf labo,er, a poor wretch whom
every body knew not to be possessed Of
a brDss fartbips, put down his name for
twenty marks (cl) on q sub.
scription list going round the
town. Now, this poor fellow was re.
ceiving n monthly allowance from the
public relief fund, and the overseer Of
his pariah, seeing his name Oh the sub.
eCription list, sent for him and said:
well, now, what isthe meaning ofthis?
YOU get parish pay, don't youY Yes,
slr.' Then just explain to me how you
are able to put down twenty marks Tor
the testimonial to Prince Bismarck
Il don't intend to put them down, Dir,
by your leave what do you mean? p
u haven't paid anything, and when they
come to me for tho money / shall ask
them to let me- oil with 10 many days
in jaii.' 'Oh, that's II, is it? answered
tho fu%nC.ionary. Il understand. But
.hatean't be done, you know, unior.u-
nately.' well, then, you' must just
out my name said tho man."
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Clean nnd Handsome Highways,

Those who Tish to increase the value
OF their farms at little cost, with no
increase Of taxation, should make the
public road which passes their farms
smooth and handsome. Throw no
stones OF rubbish into them; leave no
broken and decayed implements to oc-
cupy them; clear ont the unsightIy
weeds which otherwise would spread
to the adjacent fields; make them Il
continuouslandscape gardeu-the cheap.
est ornamental planting you can have
for the ground thus brushed, planted
and improved costs you nothing, The
taste for ueatness' will be thus cui,iva.
ted; it may spread to other parts Of the
place; cattle will enjoy q shaded yard in
summer, and the shelter of evergreens
in winter, and there will be more real
economy and less waste throughout the
farming operations.
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No Evidence to tho Contrary.

H1rperS' MfJi:int,
A young Catholic priest, shortly aitel
beginning his labors in his first parish
received II visit from one OF the olde;
fathers. Anxious 10 show the progress
he had made, no called up aclass In cat
ectism for questioning.
"Biddy Maloney," he began, "s.ant
up"
A slip ola girl, with blue eyes ant
brown freckles, nrose in her place.
"What, Biddy," said the young father
"is meant by the howly state Of matri'
mony?"
"Shure," began Biddy, glibly, otis .
eayson Of tornint upon which the SOU
inters to fit it Ter the blissid state &c
come"
"Och!" cried the questioner, angry
and mortified 10 the foo. OF the class
wild ye, Btddy Maloney. It's tho man.
ing Of purgatory ye'rc aithrr giyin'"
But here the old priest interposcd,
with a quizzical smile. "Not 20 fast,
me young BROTHER" he said restraining.
ly-"not so fast. Fer ausht you and |
know to the contrary, tho gurruI may
be perfectly right"
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth? II so,
scnd at nee and get a bottle Of Mrs.
WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DEEN TEETHlSG. It's value is incalcula-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer-
or Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. 1t
cures dysentery and diarrh@a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, soitens the gums, reduces inaam-
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. MRs. WlNsLow's
Soothing SYRUP FOR CHILDREN 1'rErH-
ING is pleasant to tho taste, and is the
prescription ofone OF theoldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price rs
cents a bottle. MwFAw
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Lighthouse Point" gays the New
Haven Conn., Rcgister, .'has for years
been infested by mosquitoes, but this
year it ID said that ,ncse insects IRE
harder to find there than picnic gather
ings. The reason is that n bug Of bigger
growth has come along and completely
destroyed the mutquito plague"
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Rev. F. NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: II feel it my duty to tel what
wonders pr. Kings New Discovery has
done Tor me. My lungs were badly dis.
eased,. and my par%ishioners thought I
could live only q few weeks. l took five
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining 20 pounds
in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loye's Funny
Folks Combination, writes; "Atter i
i am Confident DR.. KINGS New Discoy.
cry for consumption, beats EN- all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest Kindness I can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it" Free trial bottles ut Logan Drv(
Co.'s Drug Store. Regular siacs 10 cent
and ST 90. 3
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Rev. T. Gds7uotHe.
II is the best daushters who are likely
to make the good wives. No echool Of
preparation for the new home is like
the life Of The old, with its demands on
patience, and good temper, and geuer.
GUS thoughtfulness, toward others.
The young working man, for instance,
has good reason to trust his lover
who refuses to walk out with him
in order that she may help her moth
er with the younger brothers and
sisters-many enough to oyercrowd
and o%verburden tho caro- OF one.
And, in other circles Of life, that
girl is assufcdly to be suspected who
seems to have discovered there is only
one man in the world worthy OF any
regard, who seema incapable Of self
sacrifice for brothers, and without ten
der and willing obedience to the desires
Of her father. Or II there be sharp
temper and hasty judgment with
those among whom she constant.
|ly lives, and ~amiability and
pretty ways eeem to be reserved
only for one with whom, after all, she
at the most is only now and again, the
promise in all that contrast Is, / am
afraid, not hidden in the a~miability
When once the restraints eud monotony
Of the new home are felt, the probability
is that that there he a falling back into
the old home ways. So true is this tina,
for the most part the old home maker
the new; and there is no place
where either youths or maidens
young men or women, may 81
well show the men and women
the husbands and wives, the father
and mothers, that are 10 be, as In the ia
milinr homes OF childhood and youth
Yet how often this was forgotten, ant
the closest associations Of lie forme.
only out Of garden parties and p!cuicu
school festivals and congregational meet
ings, and there is q forgetfulness tina
homo makes tho home, and hence, Ii
some cases, unhappy marriages or pail
and disappointment in the companion
ship that vas meant to precede marriage
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Tho Old Made Young,

DR.. Brown sequard's elixir Of youth
may be an Important discovery, but
everyone knows that DR.. franklin Mills
New Heart Cure certainly is. 1t has
given thousands afflicted with serious
heart disease Il new lease OF life. Drug
eists who can observe its effects On
many customers everywhere speak
very highly OF it. MIR. John Weaver,
OF kaightstown, Ind. says: II have
sold much of DR.. Miles New Cure and
have received many good reports. l
sold come 10 M Of the leading Masonic
State officers and it did him a great deal
Of good" Sold and guaranteed by The
Logan Drug Co. MwrAw.G
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on and AFTER
may II. lsn. EXPLANATION OF RETrnsssx
MHnKs, 'pslly: ;tsunday excepted: tMotdsy
$500 We Ess,nru S%inn.i,,a ti,n"' 'n'9i
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ToIEpo,, O.. July :i.-Whcat ftmer; cash sac,
July VIC; August 9l14c; September sai3c; De
TENDER ilnil!kc. Oats quiet; cash :Sc. C!oycr.
seed nominal; cash s. 81; October s. Is,
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risk these than to be Idle and inactive.
Keen doing, whether II DO ut work or
seeking recreation. Motion Is life, md
the busiest are tho happiest. Cheerful,
active labor Is n blcaa;ng. An old phil.
osopher saws: 1.-THE FREELY only shines
when on the wing; 80 it Is with tho
mind, when once We rest, we darkcn."
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Republican State Convention,

It Is ordered that n Convention OF tho state
be held In the city o! Hattlnsbutg, on Wctucs.
day, tho 18th day Of Autust. lsV0, nj 10 O'Clock
II. IN. 10 Nominate a candid ,te for Judge OF the
Supreme Court NJ Appeals, 10 DO voted Tor nj tho
next, and TO tranyAc. such other business as may
properly come telOtc said convention. zach
county IN entitled to LGld to Said convention
one delegate for cnch ono hundred votes or
fraction exceeding nity votes, cast for tho Re.
publican candidate for Governor In 1875,
by order OF tho State Central Committee.
iyfL nv c. V ATKINsnN s1nrninrr
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tho millions of people whoao bowels nre not
rcgular-timc should not be lost end Immaculate
intention should hc given. or serious results will
follow, such as Inflammation Of the bowels
and pcritonitis.
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FIGS

MEDICATEp
II You have n heavy splitting headache, n
icvrIrd tonglic, u thorough dlsIncl!uatIon tS
eng,lso III my Of tho active pursuits OF life-thi:
Is what Constipation means, ,ul Is u most for.
mlllllr enemy
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DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered Il root that when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy and certain cure for constipation.
1t is in the form Of dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Laue's Family Medi-
cine. 1t will cure sick-headache in one
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion it
does wonders. Druggists sell it for 50
cents u package. davis
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all akin e1up.ions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For eale by Logan Drug Co.
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Political.
Political.
Republican Primaries.
Atm meeting Of the County Committee. he.d
on friday evening, July IS. tho following action

A. meeting Of the County Committee. hc.d
on Friday evening, july ts, tho following action
was tnken:
EyOitti. That . primary election Of IcyNbll.
can voters DO hold on sa.ntdsy, August ., iroin
q TO 4 o'clock y. nl.,. III tho city, and lion
. 10 > y IN. In ihs country, 10 seIry,t
ten delegates from each dlittlct 10 n
County cOnyentlon. 70 ba held gu Saturday,
Angus: ~, al 2 r. III. which convention silali
nominate cnnh!dhteh 10 be voted for Al The No.
vcmbGr election ihr county md Circuit CLERK,
members OF House OF Delegates. appoih, ps,e.
gates to tho state am Congressional Convention.
equatorial COn'rIeeS and Ic.cct Il County Com.
%Ittttcc. AZ said primary election III each dis.
trlcl tho waters shall nDElinRtt cAndtiatus f0r
County Commissioner, sGhool Commissioner
nuf candidates 81 fit any Vacancies existing tu
tho others OF Justice OF tho pynce or Constable,
AttAid urinary election n,ne but Republicans,
Republican, ticket, shall By allowed 10 vote.
Said election shall DO hold at tho following
places;
WASHINGTON DIstRlcr-vlgllant Engine
House. So
,,MAUISnS-Istrud Hose House, Second Ward
Market llouto.
CLhI-Uld Court House.
Police Court Room.
STKE-unoE nnl Ladder House,
MltChiECiio, House, Adams school House.
-frtndelphIa. Flu Grove,
LeAihcrNood, HObiBSOn'B frhDnl llpuse,
LlsERrf-wcst Liberty, Valley Grove, School
House.
kGHLAND-Glenn's Rim. School House.
We request the voters OF tho several districts
10 hnlh hnYyCStIon inGctingsRt ono place iu each
d!sis!ct Oh saturday, Argos.