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AUCTION SALES.
IOMOHEllM.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS . co.. auescne.r..

Mp "a RTKsS
s SsSss 81 sst aiS Ss l1h h sSsT
sTssts SsSIa asg sE ki.s%N 1--we We
pP4StsTEhhkSSh ~ Mf EHssE k9ss eaksTS
sSSr sss.n ssHSsfssss
TSk sx Fur w YAK srf SsAf nsrtSs sSS
rails BIZ ssEIS' ' Mei.ai St tap aifsssfs
er kssRp KsS SEAs SWIM R ffcaEs
u WAITER r. WILLIAMS CA. Aac,.
THOMAS BOWLING SOW. Aucrionesr,.
REGULAR SALE OF BogsEHeLp rUnNyrt,Rx
AZ OUR tScrIpS HORNS efSSsSt sxSis
tRb M sfE TaES SF sSsf SS SAT At
EMBRAeIxS ~ PART
a. r. Walnut and Oak Bed Room Suites. Couches.
Isssss.: SsG Ras fs,ssa,s ss.s:s:
Brussels and Ingram c~rle:s
At TWELVE O'CLOCK Hs,,:s. eu,,,,-.s pz..s.~
TWENTY-FIVE LARGE wcodsn Door and vesy I.srxe
au2.-2t THOMAS DOWNING & SON. Suc.icnssr..
II hiihEh SiJCANs AuctoneeTa
SPECIAL SALE OF CARR ,asss. WAGONS. HAR.
- MSS, &c. sc. -
,S on 5 SA Al, AIGnsr TwENTrNrSrH.
saesoons, lsi and LES II street northuess We viii
sell general assortment Of and second hrlsd Car
Horses
Terms cash LAT1 MER. & SL0AN,
au-f-d AJlctioneerA
- BESSfNGEk.. Aucsioneer.
WASHlNGTON HORSE AND CAkRIAGE BAZAAR.
SALE OF nORSES, MAKES, MULES, cAii-
R1AGES. HARNESS., &c.
Will be sold at The Bazaar, No. $40 LA ave. ArrIIR
RsAa MDkNlNG, AUGUST TwENTY-NfSTH. at
% head of Work and Driving Horses and Mares sud
buy.
ALSO
secondhand On ocery Wasons ana lf New and Sec
ond-iiand Wagons. Phaetons. Buglries. Harness. BE-.
AlISO.
Peremrtory sale of 20hes OF horses and mares rom
A,hnnleisown. Pa, the whole lot sold without
reserve Positively.
S. BENsINGER.
auS.-f AnstioneeY.
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Isdians GLASS Men Combine.

Ihs Indiana window-gias nsnufaesurers -
Indianapolis yesterday formed an Association
ane adopted resolution That NO glass ahall
Dc made until vAsss,ru and nAsessre settlsd
70 the satisfsetion Of the nsauufscturers' wage
committee and until the nd ware COMMITTEES
saAu nave notified each manufacturer through
me secretary of the date OF starting"
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Lawrence Rochcn, president Of the Germania
Club Of Hamilton, Ost., has Skipped with about
600 Of Ne sasugsefest funds In saaation to
fsss saling ~ dspartusa.
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THOMAS DOWNING son. Auctioncsrs


'AALL yAiS En-, iMPR0N ~ PROPERTY No. l$2l
On, THI RSpAY. SRPfEMBBR THIRD, 1891 NJ
FIVE O'CLOCK we will sell front OF the prem sss
part OF Lot silare ;eS. fronting feet ius ippS
py depth Of 81 tcet inches a good alley LI,-
provement CONSISTS u Frame House conuinitg eisIs
rooms, gas. la:roDe ard bath.
Terms: Onsthird cash, balance in six, twelve and
eihteen mouths notes Tor deferred pa y1npns draw
oper cent interest and scurei by deei OF tie
property or an cash. at the option Of the purchaser
Al recoIdain anu conSeyanclig at cost Of purchaser
depositoI one (SlO0D lie required
st time OF saie. II the ars not conped
with in hitee days the property viii be resol a ts
cost OF the deiaultn@ purchaser.
aT:T-t.0ds HOS. BOWLING L SON. kurts
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Germany and The Fair.

Herr wsrnash. the German eommissioosr 70
the Columbian fair, was present at . meeting
OF merchants and manufacturers at Berlin
yesterday. He intimsted that . central and
number Of local Committees would be formed
no, ~ properly 70 organize the diasrsns SEE
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AUCTION SALES.
frTtRE DNYs.
TToNfs BOWLING & SON. Ius.,onecr.-

THoMGs DOWNING & SON. Auc.,onecr.L
vAS'lAshg tNPRovEp PROPERTY. no. 81
rScNNsssINANiA AVENUE soUTHEAsr. AT
On TJEsDAY. sEPrENREe FFsS-r. r-sr. q
- 4 SLoS a IN tr9as Of tie premises We Nih -el
SsRnsy van aysnue sosirAesst wcar dapsb % ss,ur
49,, - ~ sn siey nnproNed by rNy-stcry brick
nsr, sf'e a~enss rsnriy new. with rcrrslsnrrcve
ressnsce ssse enefhiri cash. rs,ance m eo,,,i IN
,,,,s an, =, one fSo and thru y-sr~ with nfsses
depos'e OF sloo ~.is &c rsonSt vess, ~. pSy Is
sn are snstSs 2, s ; sss OF The gga.
- $40 me w,il be roi o.
80. - FHoNss BOWLING soS.
RA1chiffE. DAkR q co.. aurr,cn-er-.
sPfei 81 GSpprRrAPre sarr OF /, I cs,r
eoSsNiNefHNT or cHsSntt mrs Il NJ as.i-
WIS s IA SEPTEMBER SEC,
sscn,s sse pennsyI,snta sy, n " lsr .ss,r,,
OF Of. IN , 3 A., and lights Hat fgn,s
t,iiss ps-ts- r,aai' S,w ~, , ~ -
" sr We invite g sn M, nslI 2, =
'EHoA 10 DowLIN's& SON. Aup,,on,ers.
SksX vsLcAgIE siYRovRp PROPERTY. NO
"a .NaxrH STREET SOUTHWEST, Ar
On NoSPlE. AUGUST THIRTY, FIRST. 1901. n.
EoNLxSk IN 'front.' q hc Premises NE viii vii
% ssh sweet. r>ips,f< an s,i.. Inc i,rir,y
iaents Sonsst OF aiwp-story and nzaf,lls-sIwcli.
celiar This property In cxceffnt condition. u,tl
~ lseSlersi infros erHen,s N
nesn,s one.thitsl cash. Instance to suit purrhas-r
hundrtsa 40 tsss Will he reqerd nj TIME Il sale Al
thy terms are net in ten days ffrn sr
.a:slssSs ifiossss' pcwLrse SON. .urt.
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Rair continued in .orrsuts ysstertiav i'm The
midland and southern counties Of England,
put ceased At nightfaiL Farmers have nov Lost
all hope Of harvest
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! BENsINGEk.. Auc,ioneer.
FUTUkE DAYS.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneerr,
~ 9th and streets northwest.

/ 1ONCANSUN BItUS.. AuctiOneers,
~ 9th and u streets northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF SuPERB HOUSEHOLD Fur.
NIICRE, BEING THE IN TlRK CONTk NTs OF
sEvENIEEN- kDoM ROUSE, No. Is55 q
STREET. NORTHMRST, ON MONDAY, MORN.
ms. ATGCsT HHIRTYBIRSE 1881, CON-
MESCfNG AT TEN O'CLOCK,
- Comprising
Fine Raw SILK Parior Furniture Easy and IlrrpyH;n
Chairs, DivaEs. Cou,Ees, Oil Paint ngs and Brio
brac. L!iirlfy t.rbs. Book ind Writing Desks
Lntenson Dining lab.es, Bent Mood Dinin. Ci,siis
Sdetoards. Fable. Linen ana Table Requisites, Sax
aud Ash Bed Suites Hair Mattresses. " W st,rlnxs.
Cooking Utensils, &C &c
ALI THIS FUKNfTURR n IN FIRsT-CIAss
CONDITION, AND HE ATTENTION OT THE
PUBLIC rs REsPEcTfuLLY INVITED
au:2S;3 pNCANSON BROS, Aslcfioneers.
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Another Statue Found on Milo.

From the Pal Mall Gazette.
Milo. the island OF the Cyclades, in which the
famous venus of Milo was discovered, has
again been the scene of the unearthing of a
splendid example of ancient Hellenic art The
new find is the marble statue of a boxer
somewhat above life size. which is almost as
perfect after its burial under the dust of centu-
ries as 1t was when it came fresh from the
hands OF its sculptor The statue has been
Greek psychologists, aided by some members
of the German Archaeological Institute in
Athens, will report upon the period of its origin
and its probable creator
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mye6 General rassea.rs
pAlTrAfoRE a ONO R.rIFoAp

baltimore OHIO Raj. ROAD
- A., Scnsslule IN effect May 10. 1871
Leave washington from station OF Nav fs~-'
- aSenIse and q street.
crCh1c1 rc ami Northwest, Aestbuled 1iulis.d an.
press trans III ~ a ~. s:Ur. m. daily
For On, hnati, LOUIS and Indianat.olfs yss<,.
buesl ian.tted %. express II 10 = ln aaiiy =,
fu fttseurr aud Cleveland. eiIress daily. ~
tor l L Kin and g a,,n,ol tio'4osm
tor luTaS. 3 %. * Is DIE.
tOr isoasioke knoxville. Ciattanopza and NIemnhis
~ 10 Z; m daily sieef'ns car throaph u MsnIihla-
sSssot. s5aninSie sS 30 or s s ,a,.a MA
II shs alp. ls 10, 2ts, s45 Is rs a. niinutesl s x
q. Fl. 4;s to:lg eos riGp-sl, 5:50. 5.g,, -.
20; ~. ~. eoI l0Sp. "a 80 and ~ =, ,. ~
20. Ash, 4k tJsIo. 45 nnulrtesJ q so & -, 81
30. ysv1 II 30. II 80 .. N, =.
pln- sansays. 5 ~ IN, s:,I nm io anu
Tor frederick. III ~ sI. 81 Al 70 ~ "A 10 o. n
for H.ssIstovn, 1910 Am. aIsl - 40 nn..
For ossh Cits1and POINTS on haste rn Shore r. 4
io2AE ~ LIE slf LIE For nav YORK AND
- - PHILADELPHIA. -
For fhtlaaelphia. Net York Bos on. And the Past.
daily. 4sb. 800 tlOtO DnL ne Csr, las m =. -
% 10 Dniny Carr, $50 uisS p.ia-. s,-ephlg ca.
Banst Pxrior Csrs ON an day trufnA
f'r sSo~sOn. = s4"pn- srhfuliinan B he Sleep-
va PougllkeeIsie bridge. landing passsn.rSIs "a
Is. Al. station at Boston
For ATLANTIC Sty. u0. 90. 1000 and "A ssSs-a.
for time Of sl1ar6aa train, zee ss ssb,.. % ssuAa
% all ticket agents.
fthcept SUNDAY. .Daay ssundayonay.
Baegase called for a0a checked from hotes and fsa
S:nss = SnS sns,e, % on Srs-s Len at te
Dyii osn. Nsnsrvr. Gen fass Asfsnt-
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'I'HOs- L. WAGG AMAN. Real Estate Auct,onssc.
1RuSTEE'S SALR or VALUABLE LOT, IN
PlSOk I'D Bi EWO.STOHY FRAME HslCSE
Il.gI lWEYFrIy S'rRRrT N1lpTtya-rS,r

-No HI I " Eli n . KEEL NOKTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Liier
No. 9i' ioiio LAB et seq. OF the land OF the
District OF Columbia, and ut the request party
thereby seearsst Will SELL public suction in from
OF the Premises. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
SEsENTh, lsJl. AT HALE-RAST FIVE O'CLOCK
IN lot :, or DavtsGn's subdivision OF square 30,
with the improvements Shove.
Terms Onetlrd cash. OF which 500 must he paid
NJ c1ne OF sale bHie in three equal uts IN
Sly twe!ve and elgltesn lontl,s, which nofsseof
the purc assr BEARING Interest day of sale and So
cured by deelof trust property will tat<xu
or al cash, at the purchasers option. Al convey
ing anarecording purchasers II terms ar ,ct
c,nuped with IN tesn days from sale the lrolr.r1y
wni oe sod at risk and cost defaufng pun ba,sr
sffsr sewer: dsys advertisement Eyeninr-sstar
-. SAM Gross. trustee
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DENTISTRY.

IN sTAkkasAkeoNs Z. EssSG va kuBkxE.f
~ kntranee On utb .. fsrstriss ro1a - eonsr016
iIes s<c1A1ty. Application ruii.s e2trxct-
Ing Artihciai teeth and CROWN ms.Fss<l- H-7
THE EvAks'DENfAL PzfEloz>s. ls1rpA AVE-
yssor. b ~ esliy- - - s<s AN psssns4l3
RENtxE iN6756fklzT UKfTfE
~ ~. 80 - Asa 49, s51es 100 sen <ss-
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X ATcLIFFR. DAkis & CO., Aucrs.

II ATcLIFFE. DAKK L CO., Aucts
WELL " xI ASSORTED sTocK OF GRocERrEs
SksEs tAsis s aEAr sG RFs safk f f5ST
RAGK' HAN, srliAW AND MILL FkED. 10,
sSbbs rsSahEA FOE faas ASsgslhLN VIE e
On THI RsDAY MORNING, sEPTEMB aHS Third
at Ten O'CLOCK we wil sal at store No. 1.,.s Ith
g. to which the art.ntion Of the srse and prtTs::
aG;7-d RArcLIFFr. pARR CO. Auc.s.
II ATCLIFFE. DARR = CO.. AuctIoneers.
H. 11 Psnnsyivaniaave. n.
ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON N STREET BE-
TGGEIEiM r bt rDL kNDFIasr sTRkEr
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
SECOND, 1879. Ar SIX O'CLOCK, We via seii, IN
- LOT ~. SQUARE GIG.
frontinr &c fect on st. and running back with that
tbs bot is the electric car line and in ssstiou
OF the CITY which is rapidly improving.
two years with interest at the rse Of sper cent nSr
annun payable iannuaily, ali cash. al the psS-
1s sie Terms . e eonpie ss %h in ts ss
ss md cost e the ts % n sersd to ,; a. IN.
ancins and RECORDING q E n soss
K ATcLIFFE. BARR . CO.. Aas..s9es1..
ELEGANT Two STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
S1HGTI IfRxf IlS aESLy 2E PkESsEp sEhcN
OF 90 Hs SRs6hT N aFafRAJx
THIRD, 1881. All SIX CLOCK, we vii sell in
SUB LOT 81, SQUARE sos,
tSoatnS VI feet on N street bstwyen Ath sad IN
streets east and running back to alley. Improved by
bath. ''' "A"
Terms of sale: ons-tAta cash; ba,auc. IN e,r..us
annurn payable sernf-snnuA iy secured by iced OF
trust apon The premises sold aerash at ts pst.
time q sale Terms 10 Be eonrIied With n NJ ss ses
days from the day Of sale. othe right . ne
served TO resell the property at the and cost of the
~ pus..sssr. All cenpeyanctng. Recording.
aue6dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR co.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS co. Auctloneers.
cHP pE9 F GhiSI Ka s91y rEIssEIs CAR
ON A4Np sTpe RGSts h1si n
Articles. Every artcie Is Of the best MAKE ssI = as
rood condition % when bought. An inspsrtioN !. m
T T5H3 TsI5E Ii,f Eitsa 500 iSEaf csa
SyFfEf, PEpEsTAL SI ExTiNsInaS' i Tts -
COZ kssy e GHaE FAHeS s
CHEsRY HALL STAND: RAGK. AID STAND.
sRAfEs ME ffsssss DE EoeeeEEasEb
b 2EdHT Gw1 Hos Fl NH sAIk obl
CARPETS. BUDY BRussELs HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS. MATTINGS. CHINA AID
sFEiSGs, FEiTHEk P Mffd sik Axp p9 S6I
rsTEks: CUTLkRY. KITCHEN UTENSILS. e.
80. WALTER .. WILLIAMS . co.
A1INER 4 SLOAN kureor,a-~
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- 14O0 q ST.. near O. g. Trsancx-x

Two,sToEy gkIcK RIsIpxxcz No. SIS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY: August IHIRIY Finest. 1ss1
. 1--WE O'CLOCK Pm. will seM n front
q the prenisss tn. sgats ansa hss fssas
OF orova LOS IS . and !, 4 N .assss = W
rooms, BATH cellar and modern improvements. newly
paIered and oiled thfoughout-a confagtaole hozno
for email fsmfy-bens No. Sis Twsnsy sscoad strsss
Ts1s.s: N no cash IN. ,..r-s...,so.
q S2OO. with shout two ysurs to run; hannce. With
Interest. On eey tme to san. sscWed by q dsed q
iny 4 psrch,ssrs cos 500 sarsd ct tns a ssla
aud tefrns to Be Conlpl3e1 with fifteen dms fprn
aale. LATI1EH q SIfi1N
au.S5-d&ds Auxtisn.e@uu
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

= " leA I1fs Doh To-
- TEAMhH THOMPSON ron PolOAAo nm m
~ caves Uh ~ wharf cs MONDAYS. Msinss.ye ans
aIi,own; ffidass extend UP 70 cosn and 81 Msrys
s9 GsSs Sr hsp ZIP E Esss
trlps2 ~ 10 tlnsy ONT s3 insa usihg heseI biiL
fsfsS s.'s. IA i yR. ,Pis; & e.T
n,s- ssaaat fhr.asa fs ss.s 2 s ss an
ss so TcssfhoIIee call issn, q o. offices-5ls al
it ss.o and b. &o' dis and T. !. ave
ST.AMEa 7; Y ARnowssITH. fren I'm
,er cceB'st Bsssll. Coiions NoIssni sfs.E. siisaS
1sssa SSaa and ioceniso kIser, is<ar.ar, $50 e
day and fr1dsy morninrs.
On 50 unasss. at SdD M far Colonial t3eoehsCe
tons and COLONIAL Beach. Arrive at N.ssIITtoa sos
jyoism CIV. RfDaES. Geus Maspwg
EeR NeRFouK.i FvRTlxss MosReE. yfHs
the lev Nsnress Iron iiaer s,essnsss xssisSss-
ToN ana NORFU1kk dag loot u III st 40. \,
lennsyivsBa .aha GA steamcr~y Jel2issss
Al ARYLANDA AND yfRgTSfA STEAMBOAT
III Company --steanser sue. Cart VIC. Geoxbsr.n
leaves Sunday ari p,a ,or B-Iisncss ana i.vs
No.. lssses every Asoa.y s,s isas. an .ss
~ m isrrtysr laaasses rhsr-isys trlp vii d sss
1890 ana .Irssxht .pI.e % sIKfHESs 6Ss
Bs6.. thss. sn~sf. - 90. IA svssA~aa LA ss
SIEAnxE ,..wAKEEIEry, -x,-..-,
FaI5si and saSps sVsni,t - a''''s IoAseAss-
s.sesiss . sss.s.. e. ,. ana ~ "s"' ss' A&
''ra-'snss' -'s0"A'as'cn, II n', s 4. ~
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'hksAftAkh AND ONO RAILWAY.

SrIletuIe 10 euttI Nay n. ISL
Leave Jnion Depot UtS and Bstrr-t.
lOs5. ALL Tor NeSIOrt News. Old lO.nt Col1llc> sux
and Norfolk at G.s5 y. m -'0P-h-
pm, CINCINNATI Exflress daily lo~ Station. AZ, w.
einta. West virginia. kentucky and dIneinnaf
NertltaIe sfeeperr and train run flrs,ovh
without change 10 Cincinnati arriving st
DINING car 10 Clifton fOrge. s-rylnxT lt:cSa apl
suPtpr. -
III ;lOl. M f. v; Nestibule Limited. daily soil.
trains. with dining cars. ihrs5usff ~iffIc-S
change TO Cincinnati. Nt~tlbuio Sl.tI.f for lun-
lnerOr and Louisville. Iuilllan Cars ~. o,el a
feceIys passengers
ofnces SlS and ld-i felnsslyania avenue.
IL EfTTTTR
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A vAsHfyoroN M xuIrn.

Samuel German, one Of the men killed, was
plumbssof this city. Who lived With his wife
and three ehildren on Maryland avenue be-
tween 18th and 18th strssts southwest. HEN
recently been employed Il Ashsvifle, and was
returning to that city sffsr visss to his family
here. The body was badly manglsd The
police usrs notiAsd By the railway o<Acials OF
Germans death, and. By instructien Of the
family, Lieut. Amiss last night sent . message
to the sosae Of the Wrsch dirveting that the re-
maine b pssparsa for burial and sent to this
city. .-.t-I
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dian, to show the manner in which the Ia Yes
drawn from the honest people have been stolen
and which was made possible by the ignorance
and negligence Of the highest officers of the
state.
We condemn the methods by which the
democratic majOfity In the last Legislature dig
regarded their pledges and the wishes Of tho
people by compelling them to accept a regis
trauon law worse than the ono repealed and
q system Of ballot robbed Of the wise features
Of the Australian law. From time immemoriaI
the people hsye selected their own Judges OF
election, and the creation of boards Of SUPER
visocs Of elections appointed BY the governor,
whereby the minority is deprived of any share
centsalization and partisansAip which Gala fos
the immediate enactment of remedial legisls-
ton in which there shall Be provision for hon
est minority representation, secret ballot &c..
and n count open to the inspection Of fsWho
desire 1t.
The platform further deAsands the rsrs,, N
that part Of the registration law of the STATE
which deprives the minority of their right:
opposes the enactment Of q poll tax and recon-
mends new assessment; pledges the party 70
efforts to secure purity Of the primaries. and
Opposes the ieasang Of oyster gr0undA II
head OF Lincoln was selected a. q p~rty
emblem. -
On motion Of Mr.. Mudd the following resolu.
ton was added to the platforms:
I'VE favor the adoption of such treaty ar
engagements by this goysrnmcnt Win countries
to which we export our tobacco crop as vii,
secure the abolition Of material rednction va. 81
foreign import duties and other governmental
exactions upon the same, and we respectfnliy
appeal to ths President asd Secretary n Stat
to make propositions looking to this end 10
such foreign sovernneuts, and, II need be, to
agree to reasonable concessions In the shane of
remission Of tariff duties, or otherwise. CON.
sistent with home interests as may be necessary
| to that end"
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Cob wn.J. vanners, the nominee for row
ernor, was born in Chssssrtown IN 1885; moved
to Philadelphia IN 1874, aad returned to Kent
county In lslA Al the ego q Scurtssn he
managed two fsrms during the severe ana pro-
tractcd Illness Of his father. His eurfy days
were spent on the farm, aad he did the hard
work of driving, plovfug, cutting wood and
looking after the hands and crops when ~ WAS
not going 70 the county schools, where ke re-
ceived his primary sducation. He entered
Washington College,, Kent county, in 1883.
and afSsf AuiahinG M eolasgis(e course
went 70 his farm, and thence to Cecil eoaney,
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tickets and Information At the Office. northeast cor
nr CT lstl street and Inusy avenue and a, ia,
siatlon where orders lie lett che king %
tHAs. Il itGH. d A. MAIL
General MANAGE fauN Cer,.rn; p.s...,,.,r -,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

The belief that Hon. John Young
Brown will be the Democratic nominee
and the next Governor of Kentucky has
steadily grown until it is now so strong
as to be conviction with great major
ity of the thinking citizens of this Com
monwealth. Even the few who deyoutly
desire his defeat admit that he is the
most available man and the strongest
candidate that will present his claims to
the State convention. The honest yeo-
many of the grand old State having
looked over the political panetarium and
most thoroughly canvassed the chances
of each candidate, have witnessed "the
hand writing ON the wall" and look
upon his nomination as a good omen for
their common cause. His past record is
SO thoroughly in accord with the demands
of the faImers-he has been so honest
and conscientious in his opposition to
corporations - that they will form
strong factor in his favor when the cul.
minating contest comes. And they will
be well rewarded for that favor in the
next four years. So well, indeed, that
every man can point to his vote for Hon.
John Young Brown as the proudest act
of his life, and the young men of today,
the grandfathers of the future, will tell
their pbil1rpn oul tbnir Obi ldran,, ,l,H
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

The Bourbon News thinks Hon. Jack
Hendrick will undoubtedly be the nomi-
nee for Attorney General despite all the
opposition he has. Mr.. Hendrick lives
in Fleming, and will be the choice of
our people should Mr.. Elliston at any
time be eliminated from the race. With
two such candidates as Mr.. Elliston and
Mr.. Hendrick in Eastern Kentucky, the
Western end of the State has only Rhea
of hope for the Attorney Generalship.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Apropos of the proposed reunion OF
the Fourth Kentucky Cavalry, Q. S. A.,
soon to be held, Judge G. B. Swango
who was a member of the same brigade
(Giltner's), suggests that there he re.
union of the brigade, and names Cynthi.
ana as the proper place to hold it. This
command contained a large number OF
men from this section, and should they
conclude to meet at Cynthiana they will
have q ROYAL time.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01
Democratic Mass Convention.

Pursuant to a call of the Executive
Democratic Committee of the State OF
Kentucky, the Democrats of Wolfe
covnty will meet in mass convention at
the court house in Campton, at o'clock
p. NJ, May the End, 1891, for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to represent
Wolfe county in the State convention to
he held ut Louisville on the 18th day of
May, 1891, to nominate candidates for
the various State offices TO be voted for
at the August election, 1891. All Dem
ocrats CT the county are specially re-
quested to be present, as this is an
important election and the will of the
masses of the Democracy of the State
should be expressed in the County con-
ventions and adhered to and fairly rep
resented by delegates in the State con-
vention, that when nominations are made
peace and harmony may prevail and the
nominees receive the full party vote in
August. Democrats, look well to your
JOSEPH G. LYRINs,
Chairman Democratic County Commit
tee for Wolfe county.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Judge Swango is still sanguine of sue
cess in his race for the nomination for
Register of the Land Office, and if he is
properly supported from this section, as
he should be, he will win with hands
down. Every man in Eastern Kentucky
should stand by him, and more especi-
ally the mountain men, as he is the only
candidate representing this section in the
scramble for State offices. In every
county convention held next Saturday
the delegates should be instructed to
vote for Judge Swango in the State con-
vention, "and use all honorable means
to secure his nomination" If elected,
Judge Swango would make right Reg
lister, and as Eastern Kentucky does a
greater amount of business with that
office than any other portion of the State,
it would be exceedingly appropriate to
have that officer from this end.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Col. John o. Hodges will go into the
convention at Louisville with more votes
for him for Superintendent of Public
Instruction than any man in the race,
according to the best information we can
obtain. This being so, he bids fair to
get the nomination, and in that case we
have only to say that the Democratic
party will have chosen wisely and the
common school system secured the best
equipped superintendent to be had in
the State.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Major l.. G. Norman, the present in
cumbent rs State Auditor, has made
such an efficient officer that there can be
no doubt of his endorsement in the com
ing convention. He is filling out the
unexpired term of Mr.. Hewitt, under the
Governors appointment, and for his
fidelity to the that trust in the past he
should be rewarded with the office for
the next four years.