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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-01-15
Rates of Advertising

Advertisements inserted 81 n Per ino1
for 1rst Insertion, and 800. for each snb-
scquent insertion, for any les tIme than
three months
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"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

-"What do think of your" she asked,
With a laugh that was soft and mellow.
II do not think OF you, Chollie dear
Z But wholly Of some other fellow"
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THE MILK MAX ERs.
h Hearing Of Their Case Pastponsd
Until Tuesday.

III JAN .H.=H - Xix YN||. -aE.LE
rho Hearing ~ Their Case Postponed
Until Tuesday.
Tho hearing Of the milk fraud cases will
nome up Tuesday. The Deposition OF
Charles McJeod, q witness, was taken yen.
tsrdAy by the city attorney. This was done
because the law will not warrant the hold
ing Of q witness In Jail more than forty
sight hours. Nothing new wal developed
BY hts statement. He said that some
months since John Mcleod entered into a
contract with Herman Brass TO furnish him
With cheap milk. Brass getting two eight
gallon cans = day from him. Ho would
leavs the sans at the Ewing street cabin At
five O'Clock every night and call for them
with his wagon the next day at noon.
Brass not paying up Mcleod finally told
him that no would have to sottie. Then
negotiations snsusd which ended IN Brass's
purchasing fcs s2s McLeod's receipt for
fscture Of u into his own hands, but con-
tinuing at the cabin until apprshended yes
terday BY the police. The ingredients OF
the mixture thus foisted on the public for
milk are said to have beeD glycerine, soda,
sugar, salt, saltpetre and 0armine, though
tho proportions OF the compound are not
known.
Tho composition OF pure milk as laid
down by the English Society OF Public
Analysis IL, fat, rs parts: c~assine, sugar
and salt, . parts; water, $50 parts. Tho
usage Of saltpetre in this latest fraud il
health, causes indigestion. and i. p%srticu-
larly distressing upon infants. Saltpetre
is used in curing meats. The city attorney
IL deyoting himself. to considerable study
on the subject Of milk which he finds
treated upon very extensively IN the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-18

Desert, Presumption and COMMITTED HON ..
stead Claims Allowed.
The following patents haye been received
at the Helena land Office:
DESERT CLAIMS.
Joseph S~hineberger, G35.1s acres, Beaver
head county; Henry Gassert. ESQ acres, Sill
vor Bow; Augusta f. Kohrs, 200 acres, Deer
Lodge; William Reed, $50 acres, Madison;
George Beatty. 200 acres, Jefferson; George
w. Moore, 100 acres. Meagher.
pRE-EMPTroN AND HoMEsrEAp.
Beaverhead county-Fayette W. Schenck,
1897 acres; Anton Bsnneger. 100 acres.
Choteau-Thomas G. Patrick, 1861 acres;
Charles Bannatyne, 1GO acres; Arson b.
Fowler, 16o.s6 scres: Deer L~odgs-Jasper
T.. Douglass, 100 acres. Lewis and Clarke
Alfred =. Burtch, 1890 acres; Scion H.
Brown, 1852 acres; Andrew Mslin, 100 acres.
Missoula-Alvin Gibson, 40 acres; Eliza
Hunt. 100 acres; Frank Wsstler. 40 acres;
Neal johnson, 100 acres; Dudley G. Bass, so
acres; Zachary I. Sanders, S0.2s acres;
Philip b. Crane, 100 acres.
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Odd Fellows and Daughters.
The following officers Of Excelsior lodge
!. 0. o. T., were duly installed during the
week:
N. G.. Il. H. Beckwith; v. g. VIM.
Schotte; secretary, d. p. Dayton; treasurer,
II. Asnussen, p. Co. j.. II. Biles; conduct.
or, j. W. Walters; warden, D.. Keenan,
X. =. N. e., p. 8. Washburn; L.. s. N.
G.. j. J. Waite; r. s. s., r. A. Hall; /.
g., u. W. Fisk; l.. s. s., F. II. TAYLOR:
IS. V. g., +. l.. Fisk; l.. 8. v. g., j.
A.. Teutenberg.
The Daughters Of Rebecca installed the
following officers Thursday evening: +.
y. Mrs. Grace Jennison; V. G., Mrs. j.
H.. Roger; secretary, o. g. Kirkwood;
treasurer. Mrs. August Fack. Deputy
District Grand Master Mrs. Mary J.. Waite
installed the new officers.
One of the features of the evening was
the comforting Of the beautiful work Of the
ID. OF X. upon nine candidates, conducted
by the degree staff of Naomi lodge No. /.
The candidates were:
Mrs. D. Romandy, Miss Hattie Marks,
Professor d. Romandy. W. d. Downer.
George Keimer, DR.. Edward Brooke, A,
-, f4ramer, J.. W. Sparrow and Peter
Fehrnbach.
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Pushers All the Year Round.
The j. Steinmstz Jewelry Co. know moth
ing about dull times. Their store ia 40
generally recognized as the place for every
thing new and attractive In the iewelry
line, that buyers seek it first and last when
looking for articles with which their stock
is repIete. They will keep an unrivaled
line Of
SILVER NOVELTIES!
Very appropriate for favors, progressive
euohre prizes and mementoes, etc. For
WEDDING PRESENTS!
They vii; always have the largest stock of
sterling silver goods, with or without cases:
piano lamps, Royal Worcester and art
china, French clocks in onyx, marble and
gilt;
THE WATCH HEADQUARTERS!
The largest stock of watches at the lowest
prices quoted anywhere. Agency Of the
celebrated 'vacheron and Constantine,
Geneva watch, fitting American cases.
Finest watch in the world for the price.
WATCH REPAIRINa!
A class of fine watch repairing unexcelIed
anywhere. Restoration of ruined and
botched work a speciality, when class OF
watch will warrant it. Alterations of key
wind to stem-wind, and complicated work
paid careful attention to. References fur
nished and work done under guarantee.
ENGRAVING AND JEwELRY WORK.
The finest and most artistic engraving in
the west. Special designs on monograms,
etc. Jewelry manufactured, badge making.
enamelinR. etc. Diamond setting. Every
thing pertaining to the trade done in d
workmanlike mi Satisfaction guar
anteed.
THE LEADING JEWELERS.
The j. S%TEINMETz JEwELgY Co.,
Helena, Mont.
N. bail correspondence answered.
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Notwithstanding the rush and increase of
trade which our low prices are brining us,
We wish to say that we still have q large and
complete stock: of groceries. We have no
old goods on which we have to reduce the
price in order to sell them. Remember that
all the goods we have are all fresh and
choice, n we will for the next ten days
mako Il still further reduction in our many
lines of groceries, For the past six months
W have been selling groceries way below
the all-credit houses, and we will in the
next six months make our prices still lover.
We are bound to have the reputation of
selling groceries lower than any other house
in Helena.
A. Il. GATES GRoCKRY Co.
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Notice.
The attention OF all dealers in wood is
called to city ordinance No. :6, requiring
every dealer in wood to furnish every pur-
chaser Of wood a certificate from - i'll
spector showing the amount of woo\ .liv-
cred.
The inspector will be at his Office, No. 1913
Lower Main street, during the hours be-
tween 3 and ii q. III. and 2 and I D. IN.
L. u. BEARY,
Inspector Of Weights and Measures.
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AELENA IN BRIn.

Jackson smusi store. Bailey blosk.
Dinner from II to 8 ct ths Bon Ton.
Board and rOoms at Miss Neagle's lL3
Clark street.
Schiappi. the artistic piano tuner.
James ". Barker, merchant tailor, Naln
street. opposite First National bank.
Chiidren'g nne Nil shoss, u; spring hes
no-tufn sole. good style and good wear. 4
hsss. toafa NsWGaglAad shoe stsss
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KIeinschmidt Wins His Suit.

X. Il. Kleinschmidt who has been in the
district court for two days suing +. w.
kuphsl on a promissory note for 81 600
with interest at one per cent per month
since 1884, received a verdict in his favor
yesterday for $l,024.7l. It is not as much
rs he sued for. The action grew out of
money advanced Kuphal to bring himself
and familr to this country from Germany.
Kuphal was in the employ of Kleinschmidt
ment was that he should be paid g. per
year. He alleged that when he left the SER
vice Of his employer he was in debt to him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-18

The first annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the A. o. u. w. Hall association
for the election of trustees will be held at
the Office of the company. III Masonic block,
broadway. Helena, Montana. Saturday even
ing. January IL, 1891. Bv order OF the
trustees. j.. w. kISsLkY,
Secretary.
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The stockholders of the A. o. u. ". Hall
association held THAR first annusl meeting
last night at the Office Of J. w. Kimlsy. in
the Masonic block, for the election of Off
GERS. The following trustees were CT osen:
James Sullivan, ]. W. KinsIsy. John w
Eddy. Ben +. Harris, M. Burns. M. SILVER.
man. 5. Genzberger, George W. Shaw C..
A. Donnelly. The trustees elected ths,fol-
lowing corporation officers:
PYesident-Bcn Il. Harris.
Vice-President-George W. Shaw
Secretary-J. W.. Kinsley.
Treasursr-James Sullivan,
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The receiver of the Helea.a land Office was
engaged yesterday hearing Testimony in the
contest Of John Winscott against the North
ern Pacific railroad. Winso1tt took up a
mineral claim about half a %mile from Hell
ena and the railroad claimed it under their
grant. it having been included in the map
Of definite location. The regiAter rejected
Winscott's claim, and he appealed.
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WANT THEIR WAGES
4sS-.S
- ~
The Employees OF the Big Ok Mining
Company Attach It's
Property.
Claims In the District Court for
About Ton Thousand
Dollars.
sOine Of the Amounts Sued for are Moneys
Loaned the Corporation by It's
Officers.

Az foreshadowed In yesterdays INDg-
PENDENT, the men who have been working
for the Big Ok Mining company, becoming
tired OF waiting for wages due them, con-
suited attorneys yesterday with tho result
that attachment suits were dIed in the dis
trict court Of this county mount
ing In the aggregate to about $4,000.
Writs Of attachment were placed in tho
hands Of the sheriff for service upon the
company, but no returns had been made to
the district court clerk up to Ave o'clock
yesterday afternoon. At that hour another
suit was fled with tho clerk of the court
against the company. bnt no information
could be obtained Of it, as it is a rule Of the
Office to withhold particulars until service
is had upon the defendant.
The vice-president of tho company, J.
W. Carpenter, attaches tho concern for
$4,000 due on " promissory notes of the
company in his favor. One note for $1,000
was executed on the 10th OF last November.
payable in thirty days with interest at one
per cent per month. The other note for
$1,000 bears interest at the same rate and is
dated Oct. %, 1880. payable in sixty days.
Henry =. Porter attaches for 1854, being
the amount Of wages due himself Inc TWEEN
ty-nine OF his fellow workmen since Nov. l,
1880. A.. +. Dodge, the treasurer and gen
eral manager Of the company also attached
in the sum Of $1,41G for services rendered at
the rate Of $500 per month. OF this amount
$3.50 is for money he loaned the company.
Jay Comst0ck, attorney and assistant treas
ursr. files his suit for 5000 for services dur
ing October, November. December and part
OF January. For money loaned the corp0-
ration the Grand Republic Mining company
fled it's attachment for 1886.
Following is the list Of suits filed up to
Zat,rrJou uiubx,
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a to sell ont my stock of clothing
within . very fow days for the purpose OF
giving more attention TO my Granite Springs
mineral water. Therefore 1 will close out
my entire stock ut Is cents on the dollar.
Nj. LIssNER,
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Mining Locations.

Notices of locations were filed with the
county clerk yesterday for record as fol-
lows:
Huron, Colorado mountain, by W.. o.
Williams.
Clipper, Stemple district, by q. A. Brown.
Tirpecanoe. township 10 n. r. 3 W. by ),
w. Anderson.
Surprise, near Sweeney creek, by N. A.
0sttick.
Placer, one mile north of Gloster, by G.
A. Brown.
Placer, Orc Elmo Gulch, by Emil KluRe.
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a. q. q. w. Hall Association

Children's house slippers and honse shoes, fol
lined, &c., Csc. and 75c. at II South Main street
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ROCKY Hountain Literary Society.
The students of the Helena Business col
lege have organized a students society for
the benefit Of improvement in debating,
d%eclaiming and drill in parliamentary law.
The officers elected are: George Elmer.
president Miss Birdie Tiffany, v~ice-presi-
dent: Richmond l.. Hunt, secretary; Miss
Fanny Dakin, corresponding secretary, and
John Taylor, treasurer. 1t meets every
Saturday evening in the college hall. The
and highly appreciated by all present. The
programme for next Saturday il an inter
esting one and friends of the college are
invited to attend.
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| We bave purchased tho stock Of Mrs.. A.. NJ.
styles from the assignee and offer for tho next
tan days bargains in n ,A-isty II goods. A full
stock Of goods will shortly be forwarded from
NEW York. MRs. II. ). MIIJEK.
Manager.
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When down town go to the New England shoe
store. and look over the barGains: If you dont't
want to buy now, you will then know where to
TO when you do.
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Wanted,

Some one with satisfactory references to
subject of this county and now in it's care al
the county poor farm. Application can be
made to the board of county commissioner
or to the undersigned.
j. s. TooKER, Comfy Clerk.
Helena, Mont, Jan. 2, 1891.
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Twenty-Five per cent fav ed on ladies' and child
ren's hosiery and underwear at Fowles' Cash
store.
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Genuine Blue Points on the halfshsll. Moto,
Office.
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Go to No II Warren street for switched, wis
and fronts Hair cut. curlcd and dresssd.
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Rocky Mountain LIt.rarv soc,..x

Atwood hose 5 10 81 only &c nor p.;r a,
Fowles' Cash Store. "
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New England shoe store, II south Main street
is where the crowd gathers to buy shoes,
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III. purchasing public appreciates our forts
New Eagland Hkos store.
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All kinds Of miners boots and shoes at
great uiacount this month n tho New tnxland
Shoe store.
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Tor Hosiery. Yarns. Underwear and
Main - oct.
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Ladies' and children's.underwesr at actual COS
At The bee Hive.
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Mems dress congress shoes. SI.75. at IL y
Main street.
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Pushers All the Year Round.

You can find the largest line of infants wear a
lowest prices at Fowles' Cash Store.
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The entire stock At The Bee Hive must be sold
sale.
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Cut Flowers

Choicest selections always on hand.
Prices reasonable. Enquire 40 Broadway
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

Iron wagons and barrows at cost at The Bee
Hive.
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Yon are invited TO wear out the IN resh old.
sw England shoe store. II y. Main.
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A Land Comtest.

Children's toys OF all kinds will be sold at Iesu
than cost at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-18

Bargsins as never were before at The Bee
Hive.
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Great clearing sale this month, ut New Eng
land shoe store, II South Main street
Fatal accident TO New England Shoe comps-
ny's stock--it is badly cut.
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An elegant line Of embroideries just received
at F0wles' Cash Store.
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New embroidsries just received Of Fovles
Cash Store.
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sl.is from 6cc mp =, tho great closing sale a,
The Beo Hive.
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Annual Election Of D~lrectOrs-ItS F1oui
iAhlng Financial Condition.

Annual Election Of Direct0rs-Its Flour
ishing Financial Condition.
At a meeting OF the shareholders of the
Merchants National bank, held at the bank
ing rooms on Tuesday afternoon. the 18th
inst, the following gentlemen were elected
a board Of directors to serve for the ensuing
year, viz: L. H. HershfieId, Thomas Cruise,
Morris Sands, Aaron HershHeld. A. X. Pres
colt, N. Morris. Jacob Switzer,' 8. 8. Hunt
ley, A. j. Davidson. At q subsequent meet
ing Of the board Of directors tho following
were elected to serve as officers of the bank
for the next twelve months, viz: l.. H.
Hershfield. president; A. j. Davidson, vice.
president: Aaron Hershfsld, cashier.
Before the adjournment Of the sharehold.
ers' meeting the cashier read a statement
showing the condition of the Merchants
National bank at the close of business on
Tuesday, January ID, 1891, which we print
below:
REsoUcEs.
Loans and discounts. .... 3 1851. 431 81
United States and other bonds and ..
Premiums on t., s. bonds..". 2s.s2s o.
Real estate. furniture and fixtures. 20,746 IS
Redemption fund with U. s. treas
CASH ss ss':"""":"". ".::::::: ss 2;;ss 90 %
QUA. 2.Sl2,154 IS
LIABILITIES.
SnpltaI 10000 %
SURPLUS 1900 90
gnd1yided prohts. 38, 256 OJ
circulation. ......... ...,.... .... 5000 90
Deposits. ............. 1,6l2,S53 30
-----
Total. 2.al2.1s4 IS
A few moro clocks selling at actual cost at The
Bee Hive.
New handkerchiefs Just received at Fovles'
Cash Store.
Gsntlemen's underwear shirts, socks, etc., at
. nt,,.J rn.t - sHt,a To. H:,,,
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a fin, lot of store fixtures for sale Al The Ree
Hive. 'oo
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Sale Of Necessity this month at tho New Eng
and Shoe store,
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Glassware and lamp. at actual cot to close the
business at Tho Bes five.
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All the spring novelties In fine embroideries
Just received at Fowlss' Cash Store.
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A. o. u. W. Hall Eisct,om.

All Csc books will be sold six for Sfsat the clos
ing sale Mt Tho Bee Hive.
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Great reductions IN millinery at Fowles' Cash
Store.
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Notice.

See the low prices marked on the pictur es a
The Bee Hive.
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Gsntlemen's underwear shirts, socks, etc., at
actual cost at The Boo Hive.
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All goods At actual cost at The Bee Hive.
PATENTS ISSUED.

Go and 200 tho black embroidered f~0uncin
1t \ owles' Cash store.
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New handkerchiefs Just received at Fowles
Cash Store.
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N. bail correspondence answered.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-17

The following jurors were appointed to
serve at the August, 1891, term OF the
oirnI1it nn,,rt
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WE make room this week for the
Fourth Of July address of Con-
gresham B. A. ENLoE at Jackson,
and commend his views to the care
full consideration of the readers of
The CHRONICLE. Mr.. ENLoE' con-
tact with Republican methods, so
well illustrated during REEDS Bill
ion Dollar Congress, has warned
him of the dangers which threaten
the liberties of the American peo-
pie, and his words of counsel are
timely and opportune.
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HoN. JAMES +. CAMPBELL was renomi-
mated for Governor by the Democrats of
Ohio Wednesday on the first ballot. The
platform adopted is Democratic pure and
simple. 1t demands tariff reform, free
silver, and opposes the enactment of all
laws which necessarily interfere with the
rights and Liberties OF free and enlight-
ened people
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FRIDAY, JULY II, 1891.

AND now statement comes from
Washington that the story recently
circulated to the effect that Con-
gresham MILLS, of Texas, had de-
cided to withdraw from the Speak
ership contest is fake without the
slightest foundation.
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1T is thought by few prominent
Washington Republicans that Mr..
HARRISON will control the South
ern delegation to the next national
Republican convention and that it
will not be worth while to mention
any other name in connection with
the nomination. Statements like
this are but natural and are to be
expected, coming as they do from
Republicans who are indebted to
the Harrison administration for
easy berths; still, there may be
more truth than fiction contained
in the above assertion. Party or
ganization in the South is only
maintained by the Republicans for
the purpose of spoils, and they al
ways 90 for the winner, provided
they can determine who it will be,
hence their principal work in the
convention is concentrated to this
end, and if they are not then rats
fed, they follow the man with the
biggest "barl." If Mr.. HARRISON
can convince them that he's got a
cinch on the nomination, he can
depend on the solid support of the
Southern delegation.
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THE CHRONICLE.
TERMS or SuBScRIprION.

THE CHRONICIE is entered at the Camden,
Tenn, post Office rs secondclass mail matter.
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ADMITTING that Comptroller AL
LEN is sustained by the law in the
commissions (Which are said to be
exorbitant) he has reserved unto
himself, the law certainly does not
sustain him is depositing to the
credit of his individual account any
funds of the State not included in
his commissions, nor will his delay
in settling with the Treasurer be
sustained by the people. But he
can satisfy the people by inviting
the State officials to examine into
his management Of the Office of
C6mptroller and report the same.