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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09

The Grafton News- Times is horror
struck at the idea that a car tain Of
the rebel army should have been Sc
lected Is permanent chairman Of the
Chicago convention. He ought to
brush the gloom away and quit try
ing to make political capital out Of
the mouldy shreds of the bloody shirt.
You are safe from harm, Brother
Bates--there is 70 necessity Of organ
izing an army for invasion.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
LEGdL NOTICES.
r.+;.. :, ra~ lew and sale.

Notice Of Tax Levy and sale.
Notice is hereby given that BY vla.uidd e1.
the law In such case made ana tsi,ed and
delivered to me by. the Board. Of ,Co s.ats
Commissioner1 Of Bottineau County ,s sn.g
Of North Dakota, / have distr naa da;ac esyDedd
upon and taken the iolio"lM4 mt Which I
s1 q IS. sna at sn paSl's : 1t the residence da Rsts
tineau, North patots, on o, the 18Th IN the 6sy AFT 4.
s spngo a; p e 1s sai, e. % sh sef dslinaasnt pers99snss;l
1890 and 1855, together Ter wi.h tod esi' One u
Al. HODGES agrain header" r,r,N
J.J. E.
Treasurer of Bottineau C9 n.n9fa
notaa at lincoln Township, Bottlnsau
ca,,ntw n, D.. July I'd, A. d. 1892.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09

If you can get the laboring ma,
to see the benefits of high protection
by reducing his waves, pour scalding
water on him and hire a hord OF
Pinkerten detectives to shoot him
down.-Carneg;e, Apostle of High
Protection.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09

Notice-Timber Culture
u, s., LAND OFFICE, g.,
Devils Lake. Nd:
- May %, 1922 at this Of
Complaint having been enter Sel 81 PauIson
nse failure ;ey rec to comply Comply with law as to TT Ti% 1sss'
Culture Entry No: 25ls. dated July dy,a a4teI i and
upon the east half Of south%est H ga range 4 e,
lots 8 and Z, section 8, to HVnth aiReooit With 4
", View HG to the cca%ncsllati;on Of said entry py;; eon,
tsstant alleging that the said Nels a pal' has
has failed to comply with the i a'a n aad any
n SEEDS Sro or trees s'i thereon, the said parties are are
hereby summoned to appear e. B .}et rouri
n: =, before theC Clerk Of the e, P }hs Isth day
Of luz. iS92. at Ii O'Clock A. M. to RESPOND
and furnish testimony concerning s as,iv n
legged failure. Hearing at This once Ivy w N'
lo0@' Register.
First publication June 4. 1882.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
ETCHlNGs.
For President,
GROVER
OF Now York.
For Vice President,
ADLAI E.
or Illinois.

The legislature Of Wisconsin has
enacted a new apportionment law
which ~insures the next Legislature to
the democrats and will give them the
choice of the next United States SEN
ator. This is good news to all but
republicans Of the Spooner stripe.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09

The board Of equalization meets
next Monday and no doubt their
dime will b fully occupied adjusting
erisvancss and transacting other bus
iress. WE are informed that several
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE.

Pullman service daily between Chicago, ST,
Paul, Montana and the Paciflo Northwest:
and between st. Paul, Minneapolis and Min
nesota, North Dakota and Manitoba points.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
The Popular Line

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pan.
man Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars, Day Coaches,
Pullman Tourist sleepsrs and Free Coloaist
Sleeping Cars.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
Yellowstone Park Route

The Northern Pacific r. r. il the raiilins to
Yellowstone Park; h popular line to Cali
fornia and Alaska; and it, trains pass
through the grandest scenery OF ssvsn states.
THROUGH TICKETS.
Are sold attain coupon oficss Of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad to points North, East.
South and West, In the united states ana
Canada.
TIME SCHEDULE. i
Jamestown, Bismarck, Cakes. FARO. It.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all Easter a.1
Weltern points.
~. lseas. Ar Leeds,
20 {. Y. COS p. m.
Trains rum daily except Sunday.
Tor Rates. Maps: Time Tables ar sn..,.,
Information, apply to Agent Northsrn PaeIa,
r. r. or -
CHAs. s. FEE.
Gsn.l Pass, and Ticket Axe.A
St. Paul, Mia
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09

Subscribe for the PIoNEER, only 100 !
year. Official paper u the county.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
7ls llaIle cla

Dining Cars are run between Chicsgo, o..
Paul, Minneapolis, Winnipeg Helena, Butte
Tacoma, Seattle n Portland.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-09
Notice--Timber Culture

Dated at Lincoln TownsnlRo, ho''i
County, n. D., July I'd, A. u. 1897
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A Joint Installation.

A joint installation of the newly elected off,
GERS of Lincoln Post, G. A. R., and Lincoln
Woman's Relief Corps was had at their hall,
corner It'll and L streets northwest, last night
The officers Of the post were installed by Com
rade J. c. s. Burger, installing officer Of the
Department of the Potomac, and the officers Of
the corps by Mrs. Susie H. Rose of Lincoln
Corps. The following were the officers in
stalled: II. II. Martin, commander; Dan.
Williams, senior vice commander; J. NJ.
Holmes, junior vice commander; BENZ. r.
swallow, chaplain; Jno. A. Van Doren, quar-
termaster: j. G. Seville. officer Of the dav;
G. Il. Rose, adjutant; X. b. Harlow, officer of
the guard; Fred. 1. Dean, sergeant major;
Jacob Jacobson, quartermaster sergeant: Mrs
]. Emma Evans, president; Mrs Sarah F. Van
Doren, senior vice president; Mrs. Eliza +.
Naylor, junior vice president; Miss Lillian +.
Norton, secretary; Mrs Ida u. Warman, treas-
urer; Mrs. Nina s. Marsh, chaplain; Miss May
Fowler, conductor; Mrs Emma Strictly, guard;
Miss Nellie McCabe, assistant conductor, and
Miss Maggie Murphy, assistant guard. Appro-
PIRATE music WAS rendered during the evening
and Miss Rosafy sang 1.-The Star Spangled
Banner"
After the installation services were over ap-
propriate addresses we're made by Department
Commander Pipes. Representatives d. Waugh
of Indiana and ]. A. L. Hull OF Iowa and Com
rade ]. G. 3. Burger, installing officer.
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"a Wife In Every POrt."

The day after Christmas John Anderson Of
St. Louis deserted his wife in Cleveland, after
taking 81, 200 belonging to the woman. II WINS
on the wedding trip Of the couple that this
occurred. The bride had formerly been Mrs.
Ellen Purcell Of st. Louis As soon as the news
OF his arrest, which occurred soon afterward,
was made public other wives began to be heard
from So far seven women claiming Anderson
for . husband have been heard from. The
victims reside in all sections Of the country
California. Iowa, Massachusetts, Illinois, New
York and Missouri have been heard from.
Anderson has two wives in Missouri. In each
case Anderson got all his victims money, lived
with her for time and then deserted her. He
10 now under indictment at Cleveland for
departing with Mrs. Purcells money. Tho
police are Of the opinion that all the returns
from his wives are not yet in.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The local circulation of TIE EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and fullest but it ia
also the BEST. since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people of the District of
Columbia as a body, but regularly into their
hon.es,-into the families of all classes and into
those of the money spending as well as the
moncy-earning portion OF the community. An
advertisement in its columns therefore reaches
the eye of everybody worth reaching.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS. sl3 PA.
Il Hierh-class and medium priced. new and
slightly used upright pianos. second-band square
pianos a. low prices. Best value given tor old piAnoe
IN part payment for uprights.
Pianos sold for cash monthly Payments 20 sur.
ss5 u SluO saved with 1s43m
CONNER PIANLs-THE STANDARD INsTRu-
- uient VI the world. FOR sale 10y HUGO wOkCh
CO.. g55 and ga sth st. Pianos Tor rent, moved and
packed. dl-om
NoME AND SEE THE SUPERIOR kRAkAUkk
" Pianos at Temple OF Music. l2lh q Il. n ~. q.
II. KUHN. Established 1872 ftrst-class tuning and
repairing. Also Organs md Musical Merchandise
IL ALLET DAVIS PIANOS. The UPRIGHT
PIANO that Iccls all Others. nique styles Tor
bridal md Christmas presents az Agency, sll Sh 81
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These little Pellets have better methods.
They cleanse and regulate the whole system
naturally. In other words, they do it
thoroughly, but mildly and gently. There's
no disturbance to the system, diet or occupa-
ton. They're the smallest in size, but the
most effective in result-purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. Only one little sugar
coated Pellet for q laxative-three for .
Cathartic
They're the cheapest pills you can buy,
for they're guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or youT money is returned. You pay only
for the good You get.
This is true only Of Dr. Pierce's standard
medicines
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BROS. Au tiuncer-.
AssIoNEE's sALE BHLck mousE 30. 500 2

AsSIUNEE'S SALE BRICK HOUSE NO. so4 z
STREET NOlsI HN Isl.
BY virtue % deed q assignment - thn UNDERSIGNED
duly re,uried VIII offer sale AZ Iulc etiou on
WEDNESDAY. the IHIkEtENIH DAA OE Jan
UAhA. A. u. 1852. at HAl.f -PASl Foik O'CIa IN
T. NJ. In front OF the Tremis- all tho-s pies IAr
ce,s 81 land and rrmIses situated In she ity Wash
-tOn DIsInct vi Co ui.ila. aud Anosn AMI ssrIt.
ground Mat and plan q said rity i-inZ
west twelve us) ie,t tao - inrhs. 81 orlsunsa II
numbered eleven a ans IA east lln- 90 i-~t
alu three-q arer "a =. inJ az lot ten no. sguHr.
four hundred and eisltl nan. kH l.snuIng foT tic
in THE snath lii4e % J. str--f hftg tal
feet west from tile northeast corner VI n isral ia
EumtsTcd eleven ~ tnnunz thyn~e south seventy
hive tsoD feet. thence west ts@iNe tl.D tNu 90
inches theiice south twenty i've I'D ant hfiy
four hundreotlts OF foot. f.ncs west 60 feet
eleven and thr-e-uarteT 90 an. nee, t1enr- n0rth
hundred feet and MY i5ur on- hunlr-siths u
foot thence eaEt twenty two tl feet aud three
quarter inches the b-vinIine. improved by hrick
house No. .sl4 IL street n.rtluest
Terms sod subject IL trust ior $1,000. due Otohr.
1893. Punlase uctey. 0uehAlf cash lover aud aboye
the sS OOU g-sunedl. balance n alter late Il
sale. note heariax Ter cent interest," and ~ lie
cured By tTUss premises sold. Convey aucing. A..
purchaser CosI. dep cit stO required
OF Terms lie complied with IN 10 days. other
the the risi resell the Irup
erty risk and Of deiaulting purchaser after
days advertisement such resale negsIAler
PuDiishel IN WASHINGTON. ID. q.
u. 5. MACkALI. assignee Il Geo. l. Hill.
al
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nUNCANsoX BROS. Auctioneer.
IRusrTEs, SALE OF TINE RESIDENCE PROP
| ER11, Ne. INA \ SHEET Nm. NASH

TRUSTEES SALE OF ZINE RESIDENCE PROP
ERI1, NJ, l7ls sIELET Nm. WASH
lNGTON. ID. q.
Gy virtue OF deed OF trust hearing date November
], lsSA. and recorded November -. issl. IN her
No l4S7. folio % Of the land records 81 the DIstrit
Of Columbia. and ~ order II the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees therein named ~1
oHr al pubic AUCTION, m front Of the prenIlses. on
THuKsDAl. the oIKTLEArH DAY OF
THEE c'cLoCk I. M. al that part Of lOt
numbered twenty seven t2D IN Williams and
JaTiIn's subdivision OF square mum tered one
hundred and ity nIne fi59l, pr plat book ".
Is NJ folio 81 survey ur's OH said District.
contained within the following Iletes and bounds.
beginning street northwest ~ and SS5luUO feet
east of the northeastern OF said lot and run
ming thence south nglt ANGLES with said street A0
and NJ feet thence east nineteen 49, feet, thence
north and 81 100 feet TO said street. aud thence
Mest said stret nineteen tlsl feet ~ the of
beginning. With the Improvements thereon said prop
erty will be sod subject 10 prior trust Of eS.UO.
Terms of sale; Gne-thir1 cash aud balance ~ two
equa lnstaliments at and two year. from day Of
sae. with interest per centum per snnun pas allie
semi-annually. and secured the prOTsrty. all
cash. purchasers optson. COnyeysncing. &c. AZ
purchaser cost deposit Of S3U0 Will lie required
at time " sale, and Il terms not complied With
within ten days from date OF sale the property vii be
rescld i've days notice m the Evening star q the
risk and cost of defaultlng purchaser.
CHARLES EARLY, r.-,-.u~
ja9-d&ds MAHLON ASHFORD. , ~
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AUCTION SALES.
rOaoilIs,,N.
RArcLIFFE. pARR CO. Auc,sonecr-.
~ ssp PennsY. NAnia ave. n y.

II ArcLlFfE. pARR q co. Auctsonecr..
~ SN PennsY.NAnia ave n.
RECEIVERS SALE By AUCTION OF THE STOCK.
Sc. OF HARDWARE, TOOLS, CU1LkRY
PAINTS AND OILS. HARNESS. lEO> sAFfs
Sc. &c, OF THOMAS GRAY 4 son, RI
MONIp TO OUR SALES ROOMS, 80 PENN
slLNANlA AVENUE NOKTHN tsr. FOR CON
hkNlENCE OF SAIL, on FRIDAY. EIGHTH
5AcNJAki; lSE. BEGINNING Al I'm
Ia pursuance Of the decrce Of court PASSED on the
i2tn day Of November, 1881. in equity No
d;-f" emitted il.en G. Gr.y e; al Va kalph L Ca .
et a. IN the supreme Court Of the D.str., % Coiun-
oia. appointing Jno. 2. Shepperd receivsr IN said
esuse aud 10y virtue OF this certain deed from Een q.
gray, Ihos Gray. Geo. II. Gray. Nate NJ. Gray aud
haph l. CAT 20 Jno. p Shepperd. Receiver Afure
SAID made and recorded TIE sad l.tn day q Nc
renber. lsSi, in liter 1880 folio Ia ct v uf the
!and ecords of the District Of Columbia. wi. sell by
pu1,ic an ton on FRIDAY. JANUARY EIGHTH.
IT,, b~slnning at TN O'CLOCK A. NJ. within the
", All the stock. &c partly mentioned below, con-
,HAkDMARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AGRICULTURAL AND FARM IMpLEMINTS
rr-r,rn,. PAINTS AND OILS
SeiLEhi. GLASS. CART, WAGON. BUGGY AND
FARM HARNESS.
r,-o IOOlS AND COT MIN SCALES.
rxrt Wy SHOW CASES. MILLER IRON SAFE
ppr rSy NAlioNh CASH kEGIsIEks, SHELF
cf ~ Il Il rONDS USUALLY FOUND IN A FRS L
'l N n, nsAhh ~ STORE. ALSO ONE HORSE.
JNo. p. SHEPHERD. Receiver
soS ssAs. ANooifls - p lie DrOit building.
o--Noets No. b ~. n
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Ed Sallinger, the negro pugilist and ex-
preacher, at Jersey City, N. j.. has been SEN
fenced TO be hanged February 10 for the MUIR
der OF hrs Peterson, his Mistress April .,
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AN OPEN BALLOT ADOPTED AFTER BITTER oPPo-
s1TIoN FROM THE Ex-GovERNoR's FRIENDS
INTENSE EXCITEMENT DURING THE ROLL CALL
SPEECHES OF THE CANDIDATES.
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T ATIMER L sLoAN. AuctIoneers. 14O9 @ st

( ATIMER & sL.oAN. AucIoneers. 14O9 est
IL To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
ALL THE FukNIIURL. HORSES WAGONS.
FARMING lMfLEMENTs. HAY ENGINE. a.. >,
On NE LkSNIU Farm lkNOMN A. TIE
OLD PICKkLLL FAkMJ, ABOUT THREE
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRTEt NTH.
1872. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. SHARP. ON the cd
Pickrell farm. about three miles below Potomac and
about same distance above CABIN John. Md. We wall
sell the folio wing effects:
hive Good Horses 1.-TWO Of them brood mares. with
foal). Pair OF Fine Road Horses. Fine stallion.
Fine Fair Brown Roadsters. Three Colts 1.-TWO
and three years Odd, Wagons and WAGON H-r-
ness. One Six HORSEPOWER Engine. Mater Cart.
Lot Fodder. about Seven Tons oi Hay, about
Seventy-hve Farming Implements, such as
Ihreshers. Shelters. Planter. Markers. P.ows.
Rollers. Dulls. Binders. Harrows Cruslers.
Todlers. CutIyetors. Ladders. Eakes, Sectors.
Scales Mowers. rhinestone. Stable PsTaliIe
malta. &C. ALSO
Three Bed Room Suites. Desk. Franklin Crates.
Lounge, Blankets. Mattresses. Cook Stove,
Kitchen Furniture and many other pieces
throughout the Louise.
Terms easy and made known at sale. BY order Of
II. l.. SAUNDERS, NICOLAS LENNIG,
Agent. ja7-itsl Owner
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IT troubled for two years with q continual feel
ing Of soreness in throat. sometimes great deal
and at others very little but always My throat
felt dry and had great deal of trouble in swallow
ing. hawked and spit great deal Ny was
stuffed up and had severe pains my eyes 1t
used to trouble me a great deal at night and often
interfered with my sleep.
II had been to two physicians. who had helped Inc,
but was yet far from decided to give DR..
Jordan a call. and glad did, for he has cured g
entirely of my trouble. My nose is clear. head
ache and no trouble with my throat. His treatment
causes no pain and child can take it,"
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It july IItt Uttt
dose Of DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Sick
or Bilious Headaches,
Dizziness, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bill
ious Attacks, and all
arrangements OF toe
liver, stomach and
bowels are promptly
relieved and porman-
emily cured.
But not in the way
the huge, old fashion
oh mill tries To do il
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The Vote in the Caucus OF Republican Leg
islators Resulted sherman 90, Foraker 80.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auo;,cn .ers.
-

ca st. NV.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES, CAhRIAGES. ETC. Ar DIH kUC-
TON EOOMs Gl2 T. STREET NDRTEH -
% SATURDAY. JANUARY NINTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK.
EMBRACING. IN PART.
One Piano, IN Es second hand pariOr
= Il Gc, IA ST. ~ and separate pircrs anut and
Oak Cnaint er suites. llsr anu Mata Mirrors ENte-
sion Tables. MsrruT-iront " arirohes, 4. q. DINING
Room Chairs. lev Hair Mattresses Buls-ers and al
lows, lot Of ON e Tables lot OF Tea Cauisters aud
Sea es. Cooking AMI heating Stoves. Carpets. &c.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Fifty tOO) ODD School Desks for District government
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses. Carr ages, Harness. a..
ALSO
One Landau, used but little and excellent condition
ALSO
One Cutter mace By Brewster. nearly new with bella
THOMAS DONLiNG son. Auctioneers.
1a1-t 6l2 ST. NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.

WATER 3. WILLIAMS a CO.. Aucioneers
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HoUsEUoLD
ElkNITURE or EVERY DESCRIPTION, CAR
PETS. HEATING STOVES. a..
On SArURDAl, JANUARY Mn II. commencing
At I'm O'CLOCK A. NJ. We sla ! sell. wlt.ln ami
front Of our sales l0th aud fennsy
avcnu- northwest. large collection OF luIn-tdre,
&c. fer hou=ek eepinx.
ONE LARGE ICE CHEST. COUNTERS. LARGE
SHOW CASE.
BY ORDER OF GOVERNMENT, LOT OF BRASS &c.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS * 90.
Ars.ssa
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NALfEk b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auc;icncers

GENTS, FURNISHINGS. HATS. HoSIEKI,
GLOVES, UNDERMEAR AND MANY OTHER
GOODS USUALLY hsPr IN A FlRsT-CLAss
GANTS' furnishing STORE REMOVED 10
OUR sAI ES ROOM FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE. WHICH rAKts PLACE SATURDAY,
SASnAhl NINTH. COMMENCING Al HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK AN
Terms cash WALLER b. WILLIAMS & CO..
1a.-1t
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
"A 1872 Massachusetts ave,
Tor Young LADIES and Little IfrIs
Systematic and thorough work In every department.
au.e2-tr
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auc:ioneers,
fiie l. street northwest

IhOMAS DOWNING & SON. Auc;ioneers,
bi2 l. street northwest.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. No. $40 NEW
jEl.SLl ANENt r y, RTHWEST. Al AUCTION
On IHI ENDAi. JANUARf FOURTEENTH. lSsc2
at fouk ot.-oCh. IA front Of tie premises. viil
sell part OF lots IL and Is. in square g. ron,iug as
ieet lu1s inches esst side New Jersey avenue
by depth Of i6 feet six inches l-foO. wide
improved by comfortable twostory brick dwe ling
containing seven uuu aIl nludein
Terms easy and made known a. sale deposit of
SIoO required AZ time OF sale. Convey ancIng and
cording at purchasers cost.
THOMAS DowLING SON. Auctionsers.
ja7-dts or n ~ IA w
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TLFCTKICITY. GALNANIsM AID s8Ar.S
Il dhroaxh tb< Goldman utilized N ~ nsr,sn.
trounles. removal sulerf uous b.iis. oses-
isi,es sc,sr,cn rhsunIst .ll hc- A.ro fbernsA not
ar v.pur and -ca.nn<t hath m funstsn.a es-
ransemenfs, cutsneou dsssssss. c-l-r.. A.. N
bours 20 II q m. 4 % pm L. ;. AiC solsos.
n. D.. o0e lxtL ST. nv isSspisass s..h so-e-SlA-
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for his candidate.
There was intense excitement during the roll
call, and as doubtful men recorded themselves
they were warmly applauded by the faction
with which they voted.
THE RESULT.
The result was: John Sherman, IS; J. B. For
aker, IS; Charles Foster, 1; William Mckinley,
l, and, amid tremendous applause, Sherman
was declared the nominee.
The following voted for Sherman: Senators
Abbott, Balm, Carpenter of Meigs. Carpenter OF
fayette, Eekley, Green, Hildebrand, Iden,
Lampson, Nichols, Oil. Phillips. Rawlings,
Snyder, Spencer; Representatives ALBANIAN,
Axline, Bloch. Britain, Camp. Clnpp, Clark,
pp,a ia. Davis, Dodge, Doty. Dunn, Fisher
Haynes, Heinlein. Holcomb, Kessinger, Laylin,
hntz, Mccoy, McElroy, Martin, Pudney,
Richards, Southland, Sterrett, Taylor of Cham
palgn, Taylor Of Guernsey. Taylor of Jsffer-
son. Thomas, Williams Of Williams county,
Willis and Wood.
Chngman, Fox, McConica, Parker and Van
seggern; Representatives Adams, Allen, Box
well, Dewitt, Eakins, Ely Ford, Graft, Griffin
heller, Hnghey, Jackson, James, Kean, Kelly
horty, Liiiard, Llewellyn, Mcconnell, Nc
Granahan, McGrew, Porter, Reeve, Strehli
Strock, Tischbein, wanser, Williams Of Noble
Workman and Wydman
On motion of u Foraker man, Senator Sher'
man nomination was made unauimous, and Q
committee was appointed to wait upon bott
sherman and Foraker and invite them TO sp-
pear before the caucus
Lond cheers greeted disappearance Of thu
TWO distinguished Ohioans as they entered thu
hall and were escorted to the speakers stand
SENATOR sHERNAx's nxMAlKA.
Senator Sherman said: II return to you my
heartfelt thanks for the very high honor yor
have conferred upon me. Long trusted by the
people OF Ohio, am under obligations that
cannot express in any language ut my com
msnd. l am glad to say that in this contest
have held in my language and my heart ths
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republicans would see the promised IL.
The state convention then, after 49,
ing vote OF thanks 10 the officers - 49,. q
co ,vention, the press, the trapspor,a.s -
lines, the citizens of Tallahass ! e.
courts sizes extended, adjourned sine d,ss
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS
The two congressional conyent;o..
then met.
In the first district w. r. Lono 5.
jefferson (colored) and Geo. F. Horr !,
Monroe (white) were elected as deleo.... 4
to the national convent IN. M. W
Rue of Pc k (white) and W. G. stew.,.
Jr, of Leon (colored) were elected a,t.,
mates.
In the second district Rev. s. Fl. Cob
man of Alachua (colored) and Fl
thubb of Orange (white) were electad
delegates, and G. B. Tompkins OF Ham;l
ton (wh;te) aud r. X. Robinson :,
Marion (colored) as alte mates.
The conven ions then adjourne l. afta,
selecting new executive committees and
the delegates hegan to hustle to .etor
on the afternoon train.
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Call for County Convention

By order of the executive COMMITTEES
the democratic voters of Leon county
W II assemble at their resp i've polling.
places on Thursday, May 10, 1892, and
elect delegates by ballot to represent their
respective precincts at the convention to
be held at Tallahassee on Saturday. Nav
21st, 1892, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of electing delegates t rep esent
this county at the State and congress, ional
conventio s, and transact such other
bushes as may come before It.
The apportionment Of delegates for the
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brighten timid northerners and pre-
vent them from coming to Florida to
invest their money and make them
selves homes.
But too many thousands of
northern tourists have been here and
seen for themselves for any such
sensational shake-down to deceive
them and turn the tide of travel to
other shores.