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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-03-07
Court Proceedings.
Continued from last week.

COnInueu from laSt Week.
Coml'th. VS. Frank Sharp-Sen-
fenced as follows: Fine $500, costs
of prosecution, and 4 years in the
Eastern Penitentiary.
Thomas j. Ritter was appointed
guardians of Maud, Frank and
Ralph Magargle-Bonds to be given
i'll the sum Of $1,000 for each ward.
VIM. Phillips was on petition of
citizens, appointed Constable of
Colley twp.
Allen VS. Allen-Decree of divorce
granted
Krise VS. Van Acknowledgment
for want of appearance.
Cath. B. Lyon eXecutrix VS. NJ. NJ.
Fiester-Judgment in open court
for want of an appearance.
Coml'th. VS. Martin Boyles and
David Boyles-Grand Jury find not
true bill in each case, and prosecu-
tor David Conrad to pay costs.
j. W. Norton VS. Amy and Joseph
Grange-Judgment for want of
affidavit of defence.
Donelly VS. Donelly-Alias SUBJ
p0ena awarded.
In. re. road from LaPorte to
Forksville-Nathan Persun, James
McMahon and James X. Farrell an
pointed viewers.
Comlt tn. VS. d. II. Lorah--
Court direct mol. pros. to be entered
in the case.
Coml'th. vs. John Nj. Gautch-
Not true bill and prosecutrix
Catherine Whitman 10 pay costs
Recognizance of prosecutrix forfeited
The following matters being pre-
sented to court and confirmed Nj.
ST. viz:
Report of auditor distributing
fund from Sherifi's Sales of personal
property of G. w. Wilhelm.
Report of sale of real estate of
Geo. Pardoe decd.
Report OF assigness sale of J. A.
Baumgardner. And the following
were confirmed absolutely, viz:
Report of sale OF real estate of j.
Rouse decd.
6 9 Lulu Fulmer a minor.
g Z" VIM. Whitley decd.
:" " j. NJ. Heacock decd.
Final account of M. j. Pardoe,
admr'x. of John Kahni decd.
6 Phobe Kahni decd.
Final account of j. B. Walburn
ex'or. of f. G. Walburn decd.
Report OF viewers on road from
Mill Greek to g. +. Yonkins.
Report of viewers on road from
Sonestown to w. & N. B. r. r..
depot.
Return of Sheriff's sales of real
estate of M. M. Ficster.
9 6 j. L. Mullan.
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NEW HOTEL JUST OPENED,
r. B. WARBURToN, Prop'r.

TOWNSVILLE, IA.
This is large and commodious
house, with large airy rooms, and is
furnished in first class style. The
best Accommodations offered tram
sient or steady boarders. Forksville
is situated along the Loyal Sock and
is very pretty town and a favorite
summer resort for city guests.
r. B. WARBUgToN, Prop'r.
Forksville, Aug. 1st, 1885,
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BEST, STOCK
In society goods

l carry u good assortment in both
high and low prices. am not going
TO tell you that will give you goods.
nor am | going to tell you that |
will sell at cost. That is not business
and is not the way TO continue busi-
ness in one place and keep out of
the Sheritf's hands. But | do say
that | will sell you goods and work
for you as low as any other First
Glass Jeweler, or as low as is con-
sistent with sound business princi>
pies. Thanking
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" VIM. Sboen,ake1


ward Sharp dec'd.--Rule granted to
show cause why sale should not be
set aside.
Hugo VS. Finkle ct. al.-Judg-
ment in open court against r. NJ.
Thomson garnishee, i'll this case.
In. re. sale of real estate of John
Warren dec 'd.-Ruie granted to
show cause why certain costs in
common pleas. should not be paid
out of fund.
Lamson VS. Lamson-Decree of
divorce awarded.
In. re. road in Shrewsbury twp.
on the Lycoming county line
Henry Swank, j. G. McGee and
james Warren, appointed viewers.
Coml'th. VS. Brown-Case tried,
Jury find defendant guilty on first
count-Sentence $25 fine and costs
of prosecution.
John Utz, High Sheriff, comes in
to open court and acknowledges the
following deeds roll, viz:
TO Cath. B. Lyon Extr. for lot in
Observation-Disclosures $100.
To M. A. Rogers & Son 269 acres
in Elkland-Consideration S25.
To do 20 acres Z" $500.
To Horn & Drake so" :" Fox " so.
To Maggie Rosbauch 81 Elk
land I" :" " {. {" 10.
To Lorah King 4" SO g. u.
TO Richard Swingle i" % 60.
B. S. Collins appointed auditor to
distribute fund in hands Of executor
of estate of f. G. Walborn decd.
White vsWhite-W. III. Davy ap-
pointed commissioner.
Brobst VS. Brobst, Garrison VS.
Garrison-Alias subpoenas awarded.
Blight VS. j. III. Sullivan & Co.
Judgment for want of an appear
ance.
ShafIer VS. Hunsinger-Same pro-
ceedings.
Keeler VS. Vargason-Rule TO set
aside judgment as to Matilda Varg-
ason, also rule to open Judgment as
to Jessie Vargason.
Finan & Keefe VS. Hays Il Son
In Equity-'rhe bill in this case
dismissed.
Camp VS. Oamp-Commissioners
appointed.
Buck VS. McFarlane-Judgment
against Garrishee for amount adj
mitted to be due.
i TRIAL LIST.
Swank VS. Phillips-Continued,
and ordered for trial on Tuesday OF
May term at 2 p. IN.
Carey VS. Woodward-Continued
! Dunning VS. BOSTON. -
i Dunn VS. Dunn. 4"
Craft ct. al. VS. Warn ct. al. g
cases J continued.
Susquehanna Fire Insurance Co
VS. Keeler. continued +"
Same VS. Crosslev. Z"
! Carey VS. Vincent, q cases) settled
Lorah VS. NNilson-Verdict foi
plaintiff Sl68.15.
Bigger VS. Dubler q cases) verdict
| iOl pldIuCAh'
Fuller VS. Bohm and Porter
Verdict for plaintiff for S500C.
Hoffa VS. Wilhelm-Continued
Dahr VS. Zaner e cases.)
Scouten VS. Trip. +"
| Dusenberry VS. Gilman. g
Walsh VS. Heldt.
| Welles & Co. VS. Hileman. =
i Snyder VS. Lewis.
! Finkle VS. Rosbach ct. al.-Arbi
trated.
Mcintyre VS. same.
Exor. of Eldred VS. Scouten-
/ Continued.
Shores VS. Wilhelm.
Weliver VS. wilhelm.
kellogg VS. same.
Eleschutt VS. Pennington.
ARGUMENT LIST.
Page VS. Garey-Contlnued.
Mitchell & Co. VS. Hackley. "
Keeler VS. Lewis.
Stone VS. Drake VS. Darby-Sub-
1nitted on brief.
Hays & Son VS. Finan & Keefe--
Rule discharged.
Hoyts VS. Cummings.
In. re. estate Of j. S. Green decd.
Continued.
In. re. road from G. Peale 70
Muncy Valley-Continued.
In. re. road from Jamison City to
Long Pond-Continued.
O'Neil VS. Corcoran-Submitted
on brief.
Rouse VS. Corcoran-Submitted
On brief.
Dushore School Board VS. Hea.
cocks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on brief.
SUGAR RIDGE ITEMS.
I, T,ovplaSS IF this Dlaca an.
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A NEW STORE at
x-fGkKSvtilE.


The undersigned has opened an
agricultural store at louisville, and
carries in stock full line of Seed
ers. (Ihe celebrated "Warner".)
Ploaos, Harroaos,
Moaoiag Machi'ees, Binders,
Keepers, Farm JVagons,
Spring Wagons, Bstggies,
.SIeighS, Cutters, Il etc.
In fact all lines of farm utensils
and agricultural implements. Come
and examine my stock and prices.
T. G SCHUMACHER
April 18th, 1858.
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HAVE YOU PERCEIVED THAT
YOU ARE PRETTY?
I T not call on s. ". LEWIS
tie Photographer
Of
DUSHORE.

lie will convince you of this fact
for small money. lie can take a
dandy photo and even if freckles
and WI akles are bold on your face
he will prevent the same from APP
pearin on the card. Gallery in the
third story of The Tubach block ,
on Mo Il ST. Jan. 3, 80.
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CALEsMAN WANTED to sell our coo hardy
Svarietes of choice Nursery Stock. Best
Specialties. No experience necessary. Special
advantages TO BEGINNERS Extra inducements
Pay weekly. Situation permanent. Best
terms. Best outfit free. Wa guarantee what
we advertise. Address at once.
GLEN BROS, NuRsERYMEN, RocHEsrER, NY.
This house is reliable.)
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weaaas elory. nor asalr.

OF nothing Ii woman prouder than
of her fne growth Of luxnriant hair.
IL may be the siIken chestnut brown
or tho bright golden strands or the
shining black trcsses; II matters not
Some tell us NOT 20 wash the hair. as
Il makes Il dry and harAh. But By all
means cleanse the scalh. Give II q
good shampoo every day. but
once d week. Every night before re-
firing the hair should bn taken down
and carefully brushed from ten 10
fifteen minutes with stlif brush. and
should then DO braided To soften
and beautify the hair beat up tho
whites OF four eggs into froth and
rub throughly in close ~ this roofs OF
the hair; leave IL dry GA; then wash
the head and hair CLEAN With Snsix-
tnre OF equal paris III rnm and watsr.
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High License "a ballooaist
Vain OF Marble--the sculptor.
Called to Order The BARTENDER.
A Mouth Organ dental new spapeT.
Squadron OF Evolution -Darwinitss.
Tea In the Azores. heads newspaper
article. But there 4 no In Azores.
There II nothing like q steady aim In
fife, particularly when you ara required
10 shoot q barglaf
A little son of poor clergyman, read
Ing that minister 10 France enjoyed
salary Of 81, 500, asked his pa why he
didn't go France and preach.
An American hnancier has recently
published 400-page volume oa tha eur
rency. Who shall say that In this coan-
try the volume OF currency is too small?
Goethe says life 10 quarry, out of
which o man mnst chisel himself char
acter. Other people will ehIsei him out
OF II quick enough. II II be for their in-
terest 10 do 50.
There were many examples Of ex-
elted courage and fortitude among the
victims of the French Revelation.
Said . writer; 'In the prisons those
who had no name won one end those
who had name were taught to uphold
IL.
Gladstone has thonght and talked 90
much on the subject of home rule that
his head IL said TO resemble o map OF
Ireland. George Francis Train writes
and talks so much about himself that
every inch OF him h Train and nothing
else.
The people of Chelsia. Mass. have
appealed 20 the Legislature for psrmis-
sion 20 change the name OF the town,
door nail : has long been employed 70
express an extreme condition Of dead
ness. vel we never heard OF tbs door
na complaining about a.
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An the Rhoaf.a acquaintanee seek y
Then spake again the silent youngstcrs
s0h, that viii be great fun;
For, despits hia'boast@d courage.
We shelf see this brave man run =
But Tom, ths merry teamstsr,
with his spint undismayed,
Vowed that be IL man or devil,
They should see the specter laid.
On shs banks Of susqushaana.
Whore the river makes q bend,
And the dark some forest branches
sCross che water shadows send,
Stands the rock, on which. It's Ramored.
Al tall figuTe, clothed I'm white,
May be sesn 70 stand and beekon,
In Che watches Of the Night.
-TSs lonely place in summer.
With the sunlight breaking through
The tall pines clustered round It.
Nhuttfn' ouf the lAndwerd view
But at night It's dark and grussoms,
Fen the bravest shun the spot
Just the place for ghostly rsvei,
Or 20 hatch some devirs plot.
'ris tho witshing hour Of midnisht-
Di&mond-deekeG the wtntry skies
The lonely road along the river
In the deepest shadow lies,
An q stiffness, deep an solemn
As the hush OF death is there.
The snow hes white, untrodden,
Save for foot OF deeF on bear
hut tho silence soon ts Dfohmu
BY the slow and meA sured tread
OF four big. hrown-eyed oxen,
FASTENED To the teaxnSter'a sled.
1f II Tom. the brave young fellow.
who has vowed tbs ghost 70 lay,
And as hiz patient oxen
Rlowlx plod thA frosen way.
with w0nderina eyes he scans the sunmlt
Of K0na Rock e snowy crest-
Yes. there stands ahs tall white agssr.
Object Of their eager quest.
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS

In stats Cenvension sf harrisburg Fen-
lures sf shs P1.tfsrn Adopted.
HARn1sBuna. PA.s june rs.
The republieaa state convention was
ealled 10 order this morning and q. q.
Graham elected temporary chairman. Az
Ger the appointment Of committees - 1l:3e
q recess was taken for half an hour.
The platform adopted by the republican
state convention, before making dsclara-
non of principles, expressed gratitude TO
Chairman Quay, Of the national commit
Zee, for his snatchless services In tbs last
presidentia1 campaign II then declares in
favor Of pure ballot; asks congress to
grant per diem pensions 10 soldiers of the
late war; endorses the Mckinley tariff
bill; requests the strictast enforcement
of the Laws forbiddiDg entrance into
khis country Of foreign paaper land
contract laborers: urges tine passage BY
cDngrsss of such legislation as will prevent
kibs importation and sale In the state OF
olsomargarine and Intoxicating liquors con-
tfary 20 the Law OF the state; declares In
xasor OF ballot reform; favcrs just and
squitable increase In taxation OF property
of corporations, and that the local system
of taxation bs 20 reformed ~ 10 permit
- taxation OF capital to sEoh IN extent ~
90 enable reduction Of taxation Of real
eetsse III the commonwealth 10 "a equal
HAkta. - - sde
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GRovKnToM, Texas. June o.
Great excitement was caused at Grover
ton BY the suicide OF @ beautiful young
lady, Miss Annie Turner. the daughter OF
Judge John b. Turner. Excitement was
intensified when The father took the pistol
from the hands Of the dying daughter and
killed Prof. Davis. Nothing IL known as
to the cause Of tho tragedy. Prof. Davis
went 10 aelvestonllast March for Lake For
est College. N. c.. and took charge OF the
academy.
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Halfway TNssxnss flnn1e6 N.
Whlis oih xeka epA ~ NE ks3p~wx
Fer = weadin ~ ~ peoUwe1s
An there II no i&ck ~ shoow.
Toms tha Gruums~khe xnowtsE nea3ds MIA
hut he snows mo sign of fsnx.
Tss fnn u fsza a ssr~nwr..
Xh0 AeF e0naN fnum mlioa 6roem&
~ - ths fan ead h&w - ekewy
How - party b<id6 WAs feun6
T1s oak9u rm41awn nnlO
10 the sound 0f danqtn9 koet
Tom e1asps close khs lovsiy speoe~w.
sNsvef vst was brfds sc swsstl'
Thus he whispers. -Annis. dArlfzx.
Just ons year 80 to-nf9ht
sincs. upon the snowy suMmft
OF Lone Hockss 6fxxy hsi9h1.
iose nay hssrt. bot easne3 treasure
Far more prect0ua than mY hfs--
Al you kittis thon9hk ueo2 zektsl,
should uaAks yoar 'ghost' my wifsi'
Now, Tom's ehiidr~n's ahxaassn--
A 9oodly number he can k0ass--
Listen whiie thelF wxnndsars tsala thea
How % caught the purity shoss.
1razama. Hatsns. TOO. fnfentiy,
Walls the old time dimpiss pssp.
A. sha ndds, -Ah, yea, my daxiIngs,
Twas the last tima 4 wAlked in nay slsspg@
HAnvKr. Via.
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Several Mills and Works and
Many Acres OF Valuable
Timber Destroyed.
The Loss VIII Be Very Large But
Cannot at Present Be Es-
tinaated.
Pennsylvania Republicans In State
Conyention---Fsaturss Of the
Platform Adopted.

DExvEH. June as
Telegrams received at Denver state that
forest hrss are raging In Conc, Jose and
San Juan ranges In the southern portion
Of ths state, and also In the neiehborhocd
of Palmer Lake. Word has also been re-
|ceived at Boulder that the milia and works
as the Puxzler and Boston mines have
been destroyed by forest frss, and over
1000 acres Of valuable timber In also
burned. The loss will be large, but can
not now be estimated.
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"A tendency 70 round shoulders is
often contracted I'm the cradle The
mother. In mistaken kindness. places
the hahy's head upon pillow so high
that its shoulders must be curved and
the habit thus learned Ia kept up
through lafe 20 the dctriment OF health
and appearances. When asleep IN In
fant'a head should be very little. n
spy, higher than its body. which
should be Strengthened out Its nap
would be longer and sweeter n health
fully placed. II h Just as comfortable.
when ons 10 accustomed 10 it and far
more useful 10 sleep with the whole
body pArfecaly level.
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ANrI-PRoHIsiTloNisTs

An OrwAnixmsion EfEseted Last Night, and y
minority Rsport WIN 10 Presented
The anti prohibition republicans hsld .
meeting last night and eifected N oraani-
aasion. n was decided 10 advocate In the
convention . platform upon which MI
republicans could stand, and especially TO
secure the declaration that prohibition Is
not test Of party feAlsys but m expert
ment conosrninQ which there snould be the
broaflsst federation Of views. The follow
ing committee was appointed 20 present
the views OF the anta-prohibition-
ists 70 the commltsee on resolutions:
III. 8. Fairall, j. G. Davis, Col. ID. T.
Lyon, Mai. VIM. q. Thompson, DR.. j. A..
Riggen. j. "A. Laens, Capt. J.. q. kesfe,
r.. j. Evans, w. II. Torbsrt. Col. Geo. A.
Clark, Prince Seaman, A. w. Erwin, n.
w. Smith.
This committee IL In consultation with
the committee On resolutions. and as the
Observation-Disclosures secured only one msm-
bsr oF the committee, Il II Thought that
there viii be . minority report
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MoAxnRAr. June 2s.
Businsss circles Of Montreal were
agitatsd when II became known that Louis
Mayor, of Louis, Mayor q Co., Wholesale
clothing, had disappeared leavink debts.
II = said, amounting 10 about S75, 600.
Fred Lswis. . friend of bis from New York,
recsntly opened retail store and began
giving large orders. The two firms kept
on buying until their outstanding paper In
the town amounts to between S160, 900
and $i70, zoo. The most OF THE falls dns
July 4. Lewis has disappeared also, and
II is thought both are In the United States.
A movement IN ON foot among the credit
ors TO have them brought back.
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- Ma
Ha gases bat moment CA e.
Thsn k@ps softly to the ground.
SCALES tht rDak. and nkMmaa basidn a.
Turna tbs nsEsx slowly roand.
.Aht- cries he. "a imsa have yom.
And NO mcxs tricks you1I play
On ths ss~znstsrs. O. Inc eowssasi-
And hs drew ths shsst away.
hut ths.s si9ht tla1 mst his vsslom
CAussd hts manfy nssh 10 crs~p-
Bus . m&itsns Inst asl6ept
Eo.s minnlt poos Ten srsmsssd.
Halt inoltnsd ~ Iseys the neI6
Ne. Who feared no man nor asvii--
ssiors ,..a nj: vhi.s. soSsa ssii.s asssr.
And hsr M purity ~ q ssss '''
cAiazs sssk Aas s,msa.s sosrsss.
ncwn ~ snosX rcess - sesd.
Sissss = 49, sss.iy ~ Is ~ - IA -
Yer tis night was blssw eoid--
wsIksd n:saAs - gstas.t cxss.
uopis n nigAs rsssA - ssvssn
Ere ths slsaphs ori awo&s.
But the motioa Inusk hsv rousst ksr.
.whsss " ss ann an II :. D. y sss.s = nj
owe y !. !, s,ss: s.s 4: -: = -. ..s..sAs'
whsn - rsssAsd ssa nalr~sy TNvsra,
uAfffns i0udly to uzine hnot
-I'ss passsd Lane noek - mtdnxsht.
4. saa ss I've sur. surely sss1es - Ssossl
Here's ! shost Who 81 Hsr rsnssu..
Wouh you save ths ssttssrs mar
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Kept by good old 'Zeklel psrr,
Was one sturdy Teller.
Who often ksm thst way
On his way eew Moo York City
with loads Of grain, and hay
i kin see him now before ma.
A. ha stood thet stormy night
Sippin' at his giAss o. elder,
IN The nrelighf, warm and bright.
HIS hair aus brown an wavy.
His eyes an honest blue
His sfnile was Nike q wonAnis,
An his natuT' brave IN true.
-wSai,s sSs news s.a about asua sls asntsys @
He's the weddin knm 90 pAssY
Fer yUn know m quite q stranger,
1is six months or more since We
Last gathered here together,
In this pleasant hosteiryr
Thsn poured ont food Of gossfp,
Jest and story went tho rounds
TIL ths smoky oakan rafters
Echeed back the merry sounds.
All at once . siiens youngster,
Who'd hin sittln' like post,
Cried out Say you, mister
Hev you heaxu about the ghostf"
Then silence ZEN upon them,
while the wind howlsd long and Wild,
An the brayeet man among them
Grew ss tfmid As q child.
An they drew together closer,
Bound the backlog cheerfui blaze,
while TOM the tall young teamster,
Stared about him fn amaxa
Hs smiled at their looks of terror.
And cried What do you me&nP
What tale IL this yer teIlin'9
Where may tha ghost be aeenY
sAh, Tom, you doubt ths storyf"
Cried Zeke, the worthy host
sBut pass Lone Rock of midnight,
An youH aursiy sss this ghostf
ACome, tell ma all about itl
What has hts ghostship donef
who's playin' tricks upon you,
lest to see you brave Elen run r
There's never trick about It. =
Keke gravely shook his head
Hffs some poor, lone, Lost sperit
Cant rest easy mong the dssdi
And you needn't talk 81 courage,
Fer the hr&xagt man around
Couldu't face tha1 tall white fiKzer.
An. before "a stand hts ereundF
Then peal Of snexry laughter
hang fhnDu&hout Ahe 0nken bar,
Whkch Msa4fn las listeners shudiax,
And n<fsukled sandierd FAxr
-I1l tell you what good zekisl
I'm 0oFntn' back next week
Ill pass Ions Rock at midnight
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Thrown Into ths Sea- .

BRKsr, suns 95
The foot bridge leading from the steamer
to the landing stage at SO. Jean collapsed
and hundreds of persons we're thrown into
the sea. Seven bodies were recovered and
many persons are still missing. Divers
are searching for other bodies.
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DISTRICT cAucusEs.


rhs Neminatssrs whieh WIN n6ske Up the
Last ef Commitssmsn In Convention.
The district caucnses mot at their var
ious headquarters - 0 .. N.
The First district caucus was held az the
court house. r. @. Lane was chosen
chairman and n. III. Rogers, secretary.
The cancns made the following pomina-
tions for member OF committee ON credcn-
tials;
Il. q. Mcmillan, of Lee county.
For member OF committee on perma-
nent organization, A. Springer. OF Louisa
county.
For vice. president, A. Story. Of wash
ington county.
For naembsr Of committee on resoln-
tions, DIR. Beardsley, Of Dss Moinss
county.
For district assistant secresary, b. y.
Vale. Of Van Buren,.
For member Of state central COMMITTEES,
@. III. Jankin, OF Jefferson county.
The second Distrfsa
caucus mes In the balcony Of the opsra
house. J. N. w. Rumple, OF Iowa county,
was chosen chairman and u. n. Baldwin,
Of Clinton, secretary.
The following nominations were made:
For member Of committee on eredsntials,
w. N. stsphsns, of jackson county.
For member Of committe ON permanent
organization. H. D. Fariall, Of ohnson
county.
For vice. president. J. NJ. Buchsnkn, Of
Iowa county.
For member Of COMMITTEES on resolu-
tions, Geo. Il. Hubbell. Of Scott county.
For member of central COMMITTEES, Jno.
M. Ksmbls, of MnscAtins county.
For assistant secretary, r. Il. Baldwin,
Of Clinton county.
The Thard Dassract
csnous met II 4l2 Pisrcs street. Fl. L.
Hufl, Of Hardin county. was chosen chair
mae, and y. y. Seeds, Of Delaware county,
secrstary.
The following nominations we're made:
For msmber ofcommittse on credentials,
u. q. Dawson, Of Brenner county.
For msmber Of committee on permanent
organization, ID. y. Lynn, Of Dubuqus
county.
For member of COMMITTEES On rssolu-
tions, w. ID. Evans, Of Franklin county.
For member state central COMMITTEES. w,
H. Harris, Of Delaware county.
For district secretary, J. %. Newcomss,
Of Hardin eounty.
The Fourth Dzseriea
caucus met on the platform II the pesvsy
Grand. II. H. Fsifborn, of Chickasaw
cbunty. was chosen chairman. and r. j,
Wiicox, Of Worth county, sscrctary.
The f0ll1wing nominations wore made,
For member Of the committee on cre-
dentiaIs, w. A. Burnap, Of oeFro Gordc
county.
For member Of committee on permanent
organisation. r.. b. Kay, OF Winnssheil
county.
FOR viee-prssident, Prof. II. y. Hull, cl
Fayettc county.
For menber Of committee on resoln-
sions, y. ". Clyde. Of Mitchell county.
For msmhsr of tho state central com
mistse, y. =. blythe. OF Cerro Gords
county,
For dissriss assistant ssdrstsry, y. w
Uohney. OF Winnaah6ik ooumty.
The/E1 Dist~tet
cAucus met III the Chamber of Commsroe
chas. Ws&rs, Of Lynn eounsy, waa mad
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Investigate D man closely who s&iks
good deal about lack % 0pportnnltY.
and yon viii ind q shoemaker wko
wapks 10 become pfesldsnt al i bank.
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GHOST OF LONE ROCK.
A crandfathsr's Story.


WAY back In ths twsn-
tiss,
6um seventy odd year
Fore railroads were Tn
vented.
An evevythine wsnt
Stage coaches were the
fashion
An We he'd our good ON
teams
To haul the stuT 30
market
Tnet now 10 pulled by
steRna.
Among the crcwd OF
transfers
I1st gethsr~1 ID the
bar
Df this stAnch Old Halt.
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