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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS, HoSORS ARE EASY
Republicans and Democrats Div idle Otfice>
Probably Equally.


irubabi. Equally.
Bu>ToN. Mass. Nov. 5.-Ihe election Ill
Massachusetts resulted III the choice Of
William +. Russell. Democrat. for guN-
trnor. hut though the returns are not cont
ilete. they do not Indicate that his success
tarrled with il the election of any of the
Democratic candidates for other state of
iice>. In The Congressional districts. lso.
misfortune overlook the Republicans.
evrral districts which had been regarded
IS safe having been carried by the Demo-
ratio candidates. The total vote of the
state for governor. with twelve places To
ne heard from. is 2S2 a6a. OF this aggre-
ate Russel receives lSg. "a: Bracket.
2a.a39. and Blackmrr. l3U6U.
For the congressional districts. the rcr-
aintieS at $50 4. VI. We're: FIRST District.
Tandali Rep; Second, Morse Rep. !:
fhird. Andrew DEM: Fourth. q, n,Neill
DEM: Fifth. Iioar Dem.I: Sixth. Lodge
Rep. seventh. CogSwell Rep. ): Eighth.
stevens DEM: Twelfth. Crosby Dem. =:
four Republicans and five Democrats. The
districts remaining were the Ninth. Tenth
and Eleventh. and the results We're in
doubt. The Ninth District is very close.
and the official figures may he required to
decide. In the Tenth Walker Rep ap-
pears to be elected. In the Eleventh
Cooiidg" DENT. seems to he elected on a
very close vote.
Walker / Rep. is elected 10 Congress in
the Genth District by plurality of TOO.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
EXPRESS Of1jce Robbed,

A, Lcadville AT a late hour ON the
night of the lst two men Knocked AT
the door of the Wells Fargo express oi-
tice while the agent was counting his
money and making mp his report. II
admitted them ard was at once seize, .
bound and gagged, and the men Sc
cured from the open safe money 10 the
amount of from Si.t0U To SD. .0oo. They
left him bound on the office floor, but
after a time he succeeded in getting
loose and giving the alarm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
Chairman Payne Throws Up His
Hands in Disgust.
THE REPUBLICANS NOT IN IT.
The state Onices. the Legislature. and
Four Congressional Seats Cap
tured by the Democrats
Returns from the In
terror of the state.
MILWAUKEE. November >. 1871.


Tie Republicans have given up the
ghost and they now conrede TO the Dem
ocrats the entire state, state ticket, leg
islature, congressman and all.
small party OF Republican Leaders
sat III the state Central 'ommIttee's
headquarters, this morning, receiving re-
turns and 1t was very apparent that the
news coming III was not satisfactory.
The center OF the group was II. &.
Payne, and as telegram after telegram
announcing Democratic gains was hand
ed To him he grew less confident Of Re
publican success.
What majority do YOU concede to
Mr.. Peck ,"
u don't care to make any figures on
the majorities. | do not know what
majority Mr.. Peck will get, nor what
the Democratic majority III the Legis-
!atnre will be.
What is principally responsible for
the Republican defeat
Il have nothing 10 say on that sub
iect."
b. ~ o'clock returns were in from Il
large proportion Of the state. and the
enemy s gains were SO large that there
WAS no longer room Tor hope, and Mr..
faEne ana the others gracefully
acknowledged their defeat
es, give up the state, said Mr.
Payne to " l>'oNsI> reporter. There
is no longer any doubt Of Mr.. Peek $
election. And | give up the legisla-
tufe. too: the Democrats Will have Il
lead on Joint ballot. -
How about the congressman ~
well. things look bad up in the
Nlnth, AMI am AFRAID Met ord is beaten
Thomas, ! gness, is all right, but il is a
close shave, and II Is close III one or two
"'iief "is'fi''s. IL may s'aho siA 10
three
though the RepnblIcans were de
feated they were cheerful and good-na-
tnred about the matter. They felt that
they had made as hard Il hight as could
nave neen maae, ana, as one OF them
SAID, they had gone down III good
cause, which was better than winning
III bad cause
" the Democratic headquarters Mr..
Wall, bI. Anderson, Mr.. Clarke, and
the "'her party managers, We're recelS-
ing me returns from me STATE
anu the congratulations OF me rank
anu ME VINO crowded IN TO hear
tue news. ~ II htealess To say 'ha'
tAeS were III me pest ol spfFl's, anu
'iia' 'il'h'isiasih ran fl'Si.
fNefA ''lifis = our Sa'" Nf, wall,
as he shaok hands with the reporter.
We nave carried our state ticket, the
Legislature and the congressman. We
have cot al least SIX ont q, the nine
. w =,
tehgttssiheh- we nave heateh We
Cord in the Ninth and elected Cohurn
.,
- 7''''''
unexpected gains IN TIE Legislature.
co,, t,p,..ris al...t.a IN ,ba yl,;.,
N'f' = - '''' ''ii
iIrst senatorial ifstrlct which Is unex-
n~rtel. The senate will he Democrat
:.
" nat lead "lH Nah nave Oh Jo1nt
ballot -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
PlERCECD A PASSENGER COACH
An Iron Girder Strikes Train and Kills
Two Men.

PRo,IDE>cE, K. f., oct. D-An iron
bridge girder swung from fiat car and
struck the side Of a passing passenger
Providence q Boston Road, killing Dan
iel McDermott, Of Pawtucket, who was
sitting by the window playing cards,
and wounding Fred. Bennett, baggage
master at the Central Falls station, who
sat behind him. The big beam re-
bounded and struck the next car.
DAY coach, where y. c. Peabody,
whose residence is unknown, vas
killed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
Stole An CnknOMn Sum.

N Niagara Falls, y. y. on the after
noon of the Dth, George I.amme1ts,
clerk in the Suspension Bridge post
office, went To the office safe To
get a supply of stamps. He was alone
in the office and while getting
the stamps, he was seized from behind
by an unknown man and a cloth, sup
posed to be saturated with chloroform,
thrown about his head. He was thrown
on the floor where he was found later.
The money order tray is missing, but
what the loss is is not as vet known.
I.ammcrts has no idea who his assail-
ant N as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
CLAIMED IN NORTH DAKOTA BY B0TH.
official Count Will be Necessary to De
eide the Iichf There.

BISMARCK. \. D.. Nov. $50 MANY per
sonal and other interests entered into the
contest in North Dakota that. while the re-
suit may he known this week as to the
heads OF the ticket. some OF the
minor candidates viii have to
wait for longer time to find what their
success has been. As with Minnesota the
North Dakota returns have secn so mea
ger that exact results cannot be given.
Both parties claim the victory on congress
man. state ticket and Legislature. The fig
ures received We're more favorable 10 the
claim Of the Republicans.
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Taking Away the Fat. =
Far Away Disasters.

Advices from Yokohama state that a
telegram from Oska, dated October IA.
saws that two Chinese men-of-war,
bound rom Fnson to Jinsen had found
cred in gale. October 9, sixty miles
from the latter port. The Japanese
man-of-war konso left kube for Tur-
KEY, October II, with the survivors of
the Turkish man-of-war Ertougroul.
OF the 500 persons lost on the Ertou-
groul the bodies of 80 have been
washed ashore.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
ACTOR CRUMLEY CONVICTED
Verdict of Manslaughter in His Case At
ter Twenty -four Hours.

New YORK, Oct. 31.-Charles Crum-
ley, the actor, otherwise known as Web
killed Robert Mcneil, young engineer
whom he suspected of being criminally
intimate with Mrs. Crumley. was CON
victed in the general sessions to-day of
manslaughter IN the first degree. The
jury on his case had been out twenty
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08

nine. Two districts are still somewhat III
doubt. with probability in iaEor OF Repuo-
llcans. To secure 4 lna iorltS Oh the JOINT
ballot. the Democrats require SiNtN-cight.
the Republicans siNty-two. as the Repub-
litan> have nineteen senators, the Demo
Gratis thirteen. 1t looks. therefore. like a
tie on Joint ballot. 4 United States Sena-
tor depends upon the result.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
TRIED TO DODGE THE MOOSE
Noyak. the Illinois Murderer Attempts
>micide-Se ntenced In Hang

>uicide-Se TO Hang
.loilEf, ILL.,, Nov. doe Novak. the
HraIdWooi murderer. was yesterday
afternoon sentenced to he hanged on
November :, Expecting the seut,n nee
The prisoner inade desperate =. Hort to
rnd his lie. The death watch absentee,
himself Tor minute. Noyak improved
The opportunity and threw himself on
be stone floor with all his nigh, head
first. and battered his skull till he be-
eanle unconscious and was frIghtfulx
hesmeared with blood. When pl,v-
sieian arrived Noyak had regained his
senses and refused 10 allow tile u-lv
wounds 10 be sewed up. lie had to lie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
WHERE The REPUBLICANS DID WIN.
iowa Likely To Have Been Redeemed 4
the Ranks

the Ranks.
De- MONIES. Ia Nov 5 The returns
indicate a plurality of 1000 to 10000 for
the Republican ticket in Iowa. The Demo
Gratis are claiming the election of their
ticket. nut the Republicans are holding to
the state and now have the barbed wire
fence around considerable portion. The
returns received are mostly from the towns.
and the probabilities are that the country
townships viii slow increased gains for
Republicans. congressman Strubell.
Flick and Dolliver are surely elected. The
Democrats have elected Hayes in the Sec
ond District All other districts are doubt.
full. with probabilities of most Of them in
favor OF the Republicans.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
Immense Coal sheds Ru,ned

ANsIERp.M. :. Y. Nov. IL. lar..
eoal sheds Of Edward Ieav.nuorgh
known as the Peoples Coal Yarl. wsle
burned 10 the ground - $50 :, cIo,.
this morning. Ihe loss Mil an4oun, tc
Sc. 600, partly insured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
SWEPT BY DsnOCRACYS WAVE.
Iudications That Missouri Po1led the
Usual big Bourbon Vote.

IndItatIOns That NI>sONrI FOIIeH The
Usual Big Bourbon Vote.
81. LorIs. Mo. Nov. 1.-Retuns from
the Eighth. Ninth and Tenth CongressOn-
al districts indicate bcl Und a doubt the
election oi the Democratic candidates. In
the Eighth O'Neili received II .5l3: Joy.
HG14. In the Ninth Cobb poiled H. 5G.:
ProsSer. G.944: Field Pro. !. 303: Bauer
lind. Labor. 10. The returns from tn.
city and a portion OF the counties in the
Tenth District give RN rus u majority Of
IA over kinscy As the remaining
conntieS are Democratic. complete returns
Will increase that ma ioritN. On the city
liz, kct large vote was cast. The vote
polled was about tG.ntu or threa-fourths
Of the tot al registration.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
OPIE READS PAPER HOG.
The ArkansAu Irase el~r Now Being Ed
ited BY the sheriff.

1HEc,eo, Ill. CT. II :l-The Arkanssw
lrsseler, edited - opie T. Read. the
hnm"r'si, hss been taken possession of
= the sheriff - an execution issued on
judgments agere.a,'ug Htsriv s. 500. in
,aNor o. tie Easle Paper Gompauv and
:. i""ier he reason alleged for
ne Hla.eisl troupe = that the circula-
ton Of the paper Eas fallen Of snI col
lpffirra are Sfav. -
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HOW is CALIFORNIA?
Increase in the Republican Vote That Is
Astonishing.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. 5.-Tbree
hundred and tifty-six precincts. inclusive
Of thirteen precincts in san Francisco.
give Markham Rep. for governor. 27,Sss;
Pond Dem. 24.55l. This represents one
sixth of the total number Of precincts in
the state. The Pepublicans have carried
san Francisco by It majority OF 5.1et,
against Democratic GlaEorltS Of
5000 in 1,ss representing 3
gain of over 500 votes. The Republicans
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
BOURBOss MAKE GAINS IN INDIANA,


Ta'N Afe'fed H0DsIerdom.
INDIANAPoIIs. Ind. Nov. 5.-Onc hun
ireu and eighty townships i'll Indiana give
Matthews 22.100 Trussler S3. laS. The
same township, in lsss gave Cleveland
81. .46l: Harrison. -. 1b1. Democratic loss.
3261: Republican loss, s,5I1. Net Demo
cratic gain, 3,3lb.
Two hundred ami twenty townships in
Indiana give Matthews 0.I55: Trusler. A.
i29. Same townships in 1888 gave Cieve-
land A. 1913: Harrison. 49.6 6ss. Democratic
loss. i,0ls; Republican loss, $3.50: net
Democratic gain. 4.4l.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08

TAHHAhY WINS IN NEW YORK.
Decisive Victory Over the County De
nncracA and Em.lon Ticket.

nlocracN and Fusion Ticket.
New YoRk. Nov. 5.-Tammany Hall
has gained decisive victory all along the
line over the Republican and County De-
mocracy fusion. Grant for mayor is not
likely to fall below 1000 majority over
Scott. Tie vote for district attorney. in
which il was expected that NiIoil. the
Tammany nominee, would fall much be-
hind tn vol FOR Grant will show that he
has a majority OF nearly Il Gsl9 oErT GUff the
Fusion ,,lauuaate II the Tan.HJny can
didatts for the other coun.y Offices. VIZ:
sheriff district attorueE, P'esldCnt VI the
Board - .tldellarn, have average majori-
ties OF 21UI.
EetIE..s ~ - 1.ayu .LJsr tLat tie Del4g-
clats have elected 9l&lE lE-ac5gu asaGInbI v
men in tLs state and the Republicans fifty
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08

Berlin, Nov. 5.-Chancellor von
Caprivi has started on visit TO the
court Of Munich. Alter visiting the
Bavarian capital he will go to Milan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.
American Steel.

The report Of the census bureau
shows that the total production of steel
i'll the United States, during the year
ended June 81, 1890, was /, ,466 ,9o6 tons
as compared with l,l43.1ll tons pro
duced during the year ending May 81,
1850, an increase of 3,321 ,2lo tons, or
ooeU per cent.
Taking Away the Fat"
The Chicago, Milwaukee x st. Paul
Railroad has notified all its parlor car
conductors, most of whom are colored
men. that hereafter their monthly sal
aries will be reduced $50 Heretofore
the men have been receiving from the
company $40 10 so per month. Some
ot them are said to he discussing the
advisability of strike
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08

CONCORD. \. H.. Nov. 5.-There is no
doubt that Mckinney Dem. is elected TO
Congress in the First District The Dem
ocrats claim Daniels in the Second Dis
trict by 300 plurality while the Republicans
say Moore has over $50. The Legislature
i very close. ami Its control will undoubt-
edly he determined by special elections
held to-day. There is no choice of COVER
nor by the people.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
Close in Montana

iFIkNA. Mont. Nuv. Both parties
claim the election of congressman and the
state ticket by majority Of from 200 TO
,frt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08

Trenpealeau County.

aIestlIle-Hoard. III: Peck. li..
Arcadia Hoard. l6o: Peek. So.
Lincoln ToNy2-Ivard. luz: Peck. 50.
Burnside-Peck. l4e: board. 90.
TreEfealeau- Hoard, III: Peck. 81.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
Weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK, Nov l. The weekly
bank statement shows the following
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
Vernon County,

Niroqua Town-Hoard's majority. 55.
Harmony-Hoa majority. a..
Town of thristiana Hoard. li5: Peck.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

There is great distress among the
farmers of southern Kansas at the
foreclosure of land mortgages by
monied corporations. A single law
firm in a certain city has contract
to close out l 800 where the amounts
are over due. This is the state
where an overwhelming majority
continues to tie its faith to the party
of protection and a robbing tariff
tax. We predict that these farmers
will not always be thus blinded.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

In an accurate list of congresslon
al districts now represented in the
house by republicans, ffty>two in
number, four districts gave less than
100 majority, and fourteen gave less
than 500 majority, and not one of
the SO districts gave a majority of
2ooo. None Of the contested cases
are included in the list. Here are
ffty>two chances for democratic
victories this fall, and the country
may rest assured that at least forty
of those chances will be accepted.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

The bridge question is rife among
the people throughout the county
As a prominent democrat remarke1
the other day in the EDITORS presence,
the candidate for county judge W :,
will say to the people .s1e li..,s.22 e,s2n gi Sc
erect me 1 VIII bridge these agbta'
waiting streams" will get there with
his vermilion vehicle, whether Eli
arrives or not.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

w. S. Morgan, chairman of the
Union Labor party has issued an ad-
dress to the people setting forth the
claims of that organization for pop
nlar suffrage at the next election. 1t
is a rehash Of the Powell Clayton
manifesto issued a year ago charg,
ing the democracy with innumerable
sins of omissions and COM
mission S. 1t is significant, COM
ing as it does from the Union Labor
leaders, that it contains the SANDERS
and misrepresentation emanating
from the Clayton and Mcclure con-
tingent of the Republican party.
No better proof need be wanted
than this to confirm the charge that
the willy political schemers behind
this movement are the same from
whom the people wrested the COVER
ment in 1874, and displte their un-
holy combinations and polical dicker
have kept them out since. The adj
dress indicates that he behind it be-
l;eves in ''scrops," and if the camp
aign is to be fought on this line
there is abundance of material within
easy reach out of which the Demo-
eracy can mske it mighty interesting
-Lr lha mon Labor folks and their
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

Louisville, KY, was visited by the
most destructive cyclone known to
the history of the country on last
Thursday. The city was completes
ly Quilted. Eight hundred people
are reported to have been killed,
with 1000 wounded. Fully $500
houses were blown down. The Ure
ion depot and train of cars were
blown into the Ohio river.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

The Democratic State Central
Committee met at Little Rock on the
goth ult., and fixed the time for the
state convention on June 18th, (place
of meeting, Little Rock,) and rec
commended that the township prima~
ries be held June 7th, and the county
conventions on the 10th. The
basis of representation was made at
one vote in the convention for every
200 votes cast for Eagle for governor
in 1888, and one vote for each frac>
tion over 100 votes. Sharp county
is entitled to votes.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03
For Sheriff.
To the voters of Sharp County.

To the voters of Sharp County
Gentlemen I'm response to many solicitation
in various parts Of the county announce my
self a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Sharp
county for the ensuing term, subject to the ac-
ton Of the democratic county convention. |
pledge myself if nominated and elected to make
YOU faithful officer, one who will always be
found ut his post, and who will know no man in
The discharge of official duties 1t is my privi-
lcge to ask this ut your hands, and it is yours to
grant or reject as YOU think best and 1 promise
you that will cheeriully abide by your decision.
Hoping YOU will consider my claims and give
me your support, am with best wishes,
Your Obedient servant,
IlIJN MEIE AT r
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

Indians are becom ing troublesome
IN the Northwest. They need moge
ammunition and provisions. Uncle
Sam will have to "issue," or sop,e
settler will lose his scalp.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03
For County Judge.

We are authorized to announce that L. P Col
Inns is a candidate for county and Probate Judge,
subject to the action OF the democratic county
convention.
To the Voters of Sharp County:
| hereby announce myself a candidate for
County Judge Of Sharp county suject to the
action Of the Democratic primary election or
County Convention. Respectfully,
A. j. SMITH,
We are authorized to announce Joshua
Wann a candidate for County and Probate judge
of Sharp county at the ensuing election, subject
10 the action of the democratic primaries or the
county convention
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

At WiIkesbarre, Pa, the 9th +
day mother was her sons second
in a prize-fght. Had it not been f5r
her appearance the boy would haze
been licked, As 1t was he won $l06.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

With fair and honest count, and
no corrupting influences brought TO
bear at the polls, the country will
90 democratic like whirl wind this
fall. Tariff reform leaven is swelling
at a rapid rate.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03
THE RECO r D.
E. G. HENDERSON. Editor
ANUOU \ c { n I n 7 s.
For Representative.
To the voters of Sharp county.

To the voters of Sharp county.
Fellow Citizens-I take this method of inform
ing YOU that am a candidate for reelection to
the office of Representative. In making this an
nouncrment, gentlemen, | do so with a fnll
sense of the great responsibilities connected with
n Legislative Office and shOuJd you see fit to
elect me to the position to which aspire IprOm-
ise to serve you with that fidelity that should ever
characterize true servant Of the people. AS
have ever been democratI hereby submit my
claims TO the action Of the democratic party of
nv county either in a Primary election or nOml-
natng convention as the wisdom of the party
may dictate Your grateful servant.
k. b, BELLAM6.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03
To the Democrats of Sharp County.

Gentlemen:-I am candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for circuit clerk Of your
county at the ensuing primary election or con-
ventiOn Having had nearly two years eXpe-
rience in the Office | think am competent to
discharge the duties to the entire satisfaction of
the people. To ill the clerks Office requires
capability, sObriety and energy, If elected |
promise that whatever ability possess shall be
ndustriousiy devoted to the duties Of the Office,
and it will be my pride to di charge those duties
in such manner as TO reflect credit both upon
myself and. the democracy of Sharp county. l
hope you will give me your favorable consider
alton, and should you honor me with your suf-
frageI shall ever be thankiul but should you
choose to nominate another, will give him my
heartiest support, Yours Obediently,
DAVE l.. KING.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

The government can't give tht
farmer good prices for his products
but can curtafl his expenses to a
wonderful extent,
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03
ro lhe roters Of Shnrn County.

Fellow Cittzens:-I announce myself for the
first time as candidate for :he Office of sheriff
of your county, subject TO the action of the dem
ocratic party. In doing so, fellOw-cltizens, |
feel myself qualified for the position; and should
| be your choice | promise you faithful dis
charge of the duties Of the Office. Thanking you
for past tayors,
remain yours obediently,
T. HIEGINRH1'TOM
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

While the levees around New
Orleans were threatening the city
with lnundation a few days ago the
Louisiana State Lottery Co. rendered
a check for Sloo, 900 to the govern~
or of the state to have the breaks
repaired. The check was returned
with thanks, explaining to the COM
pany that, owing to the fact that the
state legislature will soon meet, be-.
fore which body the question to re-
charter that institution will come up,
he could not afford to thus place
the state under obligations to 1t,
though the donation was badly
needed and would have proved
great boon to the people and an i'm
poverished state treasury. That
governor has great big level he
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03

Slugger Sullivan will meet
Australian champion, Jackson,
$4,000.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-03
o. w. MULLEN

THE RECORD is authorized to announce Jasper
Hutchinson candidate for Sheriff of Sharp
county at the ensuing election, subject to the
action of the County Democratic Nominating
Convention,