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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-05-12
Up and Down
The World.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of authority of mortgage
d deed executed to Forsyth Five Cents
Savings Bank by E. p. Dietz and wife, 8.
D. Dietz, on the 22d day of November, 1891,
and duly recorded in the Registers Office of
Forsyth county, in Book No. 9, page 267, to
secure the payment of certain bond and
the stipulations in said mortgage deed not
having been complied with, we shall expose
at public auction for cash on Saturday, the
18th day of May, 1892, at II o'clock m, at
court house door in the county of FORSYTH,
n. c. the following property: A tract of
land situated in the Northern part of For
syth county, on the waters of Muddy Greek,
containing eight acres more or less, known
as the Jack Dietz home place. On which
there is good dwelling and other eouses
fine apple and peach orchards. The land
adjoin J. D.::Spease, Solomon Spease's heirs
and others.
FoYsYTH SC SAVINGS BANL,
Mortgage,
By Jones & Kerner, Attorneys.
This the 18th day of April, 1892.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

While there is not much change in prices,
there is more eagerness shown on part of buv-
ers to take all grades at better figures. We
look for some advance in pr.ces in the next
few DAYS.
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NOR SALE.-A good farm nicely located
u near Salem Chapel on the N. & w. rail-
road containing 215 acres, on which is situa-
ted one good dwellingg three good tenement
houses and three tobacco barns. Good water
and nice orchard. Address me at Salem
Chapel. j. 7. BARNwELL,
May II 1m*
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The American Tobacco Co. to Build.

The American Tobacco Company,
it was learned this week, has de
cided to build their proposed large
and handsome brick leaf factory on
the corner of Fourth and Depot
streets. The plans are about COM
pleted and Manager Schaum says
that the exact size of the building
will be announced in a few days.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-05-12

j. G. Miller has been awarded the
contract for the erection of Robert
Williamson's handsome residence in
West Winston.
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Loves Rare Wit.

"We cannot see ourselves as 9TH
ers see u.s." said Henrietta, when
George was trying to convince her
of his good points.
"No," said he, "If you could, you
wouldn't do anything but look al
YOURSELF
Then she was convinced of his good
points.
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SALE OF LANDS.

DY VIRTUE of an order of the Superior
ID court of Forsyth county, made in the spe-
cfal proceedings entitled R. f Transou. Admir-
of L. s. Grabs and others, will expose at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder on Saturday,
June It'll, 1892, at the home of the late l.. S.
Grabs in Bethania, N. c., five lots or tracts of
land lying in Forsyth county, N. c.:
First Lot (including Nos. l and as descrb-
ed in petition) being the home place of the
late L, S Grabs, located in Bethania, N. C. CON
tanning about one acre of ground with the resi-
dence, outhouses and blacksmith shop locat-
ed thereon.
Second Lot-Also 564 acres of lard adjoining
R. Il. Yarboro and others. This land lies
about one mile from Bethania, n. c., and is
well tmbered. (This includes lot 8 and as
described in pettion.)
Third Lot-Also 81 acres of land adjoining
the lands of John Tise and others, all OF which
is bottom land,
Terms of sale-One- third cash, enc third in
SIX months, and one-thrd in twelve months.
Deferred payments bearing per cent interest.
Title retained until payment of purchase mon
ey- r. Z. TRANSOU, Admir-
May 2, 1882. of L. S. Grabs, Decd.
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LAND SALE,

DY VIRTUE of decree of the Superior
ID court of Forsyth county. will sell for cash
at the court house door in Winston on Monday,
May 23d, 1892, tract of land lying Que mile
west of Salon, containing about twelve lI21
acres, known as the lands of Jacob Biting.
w. B. SrAFFoRD,
April 16. Commissioner. 2
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PURE AND WHOLESOME QUALITY

Commends to public approval the California
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs 1t is
pleasant to the taste and by acting gently mn
the kidneys, liver amp bowels to cleanse the
system effectually, it promotes the health and
comfort of all who use it, and with millions it is
the best and only remedy.
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GERMAN COACH STALLION
YOUNG MALADOR.

D EIGSTERED 40. 1929 in German stud
II book. One of the very best bred German
Coach Stations ever imported. The friends of
the German Coach horse claim that they are
the coming general purpose horse of the orld.
They have been victorious everywhere in the
show ring This superb young horse will be
allowed to serve a limited number of mares
at my farm one mile east of Winston. For
further information and terms address
R. ]. REYNOLDS,
May I'm. Winston, N. G.
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County Finances for April.

County Treasurer Griffith makes
the following report of the receipts
and disbursements for April:
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WIN Move 10 winston.

|itor g. A. Jones, of the "Great
published in Raleigh, is in
arranging for the removal
Journal to Winston. He says
be next Issue will appear here.
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STATE OF G Gaoos Cory Gogsr OF TOLEDO
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partpor ofthe firm of F. j. Cheney AZ
Co., doing business in the City of Toleio,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the of hundred dollars for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrah Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to by me and subscribed in my pres
ence, this 9th day of December, a. d. 1856.
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GENERAL COUNTY FUND.


Paid Teachers of various dist's, white, 5 796 90
" Teachers of various dist's, col, 383 so
l." Graded School, colored, zoos 90
j." Building houses, etc, III 03
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EVENTS In WINSTON-SALEM.
Sudden Death Of Mr. John WINNER
Sunday Night.

He Takes an Overdose of Bromidia-
Death of Mrs. Mary Mcknight in
East Winston-Names of the Pre-
siding Elders Who Have Served
in This District.
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Democratic Candidates.

On Monday, in pursuance of the call of
Chairman Charles NJ. Swank, the
candidates for Office on the Democratic
ticket met in the parlor of the Mountain
House, in Ebensburg, and made the neceS-
Sary arrangements for holding the primary
election. The following is the list of can
didateS:
Congressman, L. II. Woodruff, Johns
town.
Assembly, Jas. q. HasSoR, EbenSburg;
John +. Strayer, JOhnStOwn; Edward Il.
McNeelis. Johnstown: James j. Thomas,
Carroll township: DIR. George w. Wagon
cr. of JohnStown.
Prothonotary, James c. Darby, of
JOhnStown.
Register and Recorder, James Il. Green,
Johnstown; Daniel McGough, Ebensburg.
District Attorney, Francis J. O'Connor,
JohnStown.
Poor House Director, Raphael Hite, Car
roll township; Florence WillibIand, Gal
litzin township.
The primary election will be held on Sat
urday. June 4th. ls92, and the judges will
make their returns at EbenSburg on the
following Monday.
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Court Praceedings.

The fol flowing cases were disposed of in
Court this week:
James Gardner. W. ~ \. Stevens. As
sumpSit. Continued at costs of defendant.
Anna Duncan ct al j. c. Duncan. Judg-
ment opened. Jury find for plaintiff.
William Bowman ". Henry Barnhart.
Al. Sci. Fa. Continued at costs of plain
tiff.
!. NJ. Murdock X Bro. ". Catharine Nc
Kelvcy ct al. Sci. Fa. Jury find for de
PENDANTS.
Catharine Parrish ". Peter McGough.
Rose McGough. Ejectmcnt. Jury find for
Defendant.
George Ertel n Co. ". Elmer Walter ct
al. Continued by consent.
Gallitzin Il. x l., Association vS. Peter
Mcneil. Att EX. Verdict for the garniS-
hee under direction of the Court.
!. l.. Gill V. JohnStown Lumber Co.
AsSumpSit. On uial.
GallitZin Il Il l. Association. " Peter
Mcneil, ct al. Att. EX. Verdict for Gar
nishce under direction of the Court.
Isaiah Gates " =. and \. Flynn As
SumpSit. Verdict for plaintiff for sum OF
:, ,OU9.lI
Thomas J. Espy V. Daniel BurkhaIt t.
Appeal. Settled.
John l.. Gill v. Isaac w. Gates ct al.
Assumpsit. jury empanelled and balance
Of jury discharged.
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spring Fever.

The gradual opening of the budding
trees and the shooting upwards Of the
blades OF grass are signs Of the advent Of
spring The farmer is already at work
stimulating the growth Of his crop by fer
tiliZers To insure rich harvest. Nature
needs stimulation and why should not
man? The system needs building up af-
ter the attacks Of grippe and cold, and the
only tonic is pure whisllcy. Max Klein, of
Allegheny Pa. has the endorsement Of
eminent physicians, certifying 20 the pur-
itv OF his famous Silver Age and Du-
quesnc Rye Whistles. Sold everywhere
at 81 30 and S1.25 per fun quart. SiN-year-
old Penna. Rye WhiskieS, absolutely pure.
at Sl.OO per quart or six quarts for 500.
Send FOR catalogue and price list of all
kinds of liquors TO Max Klein. - Federal
street Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by J. * \. Z. Bender, Ebcns-
hfrVf
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, May
-. lSq2:
NJ. +. Maley, Scottdale Pa and Lizzie
Gillespie. .IOhnStOwn.
Otis Adams and Bridget Honan. Johns
town.
John Edward McMullcn and Mary Ada
line VI. Carty. Delaney.
John \. Mcclure and Gurtrude McMuI-
len. GallitZin township.
James !. CoStlow. JohnStown. and En-
ma Skelly. Summerhill township.
Mario Sirie and Michetino PeIozzi.
Hastings.
stephen Berutts and Anna Yonac Por-
tage.
John Paulas and Maria Regnor. Johns
:own,
Robert Phillips and Henrietta Wilson,
JohnStOwn.
William III. Thomas, Readc township
and Ellie May Richard, Glasgow.
Thomas :. Proctor and Berdie l.. Sealo.
JOhnSt0wn.
+. w Davis, Cambria township and Liz
zie Decker, Greenville, Indiana county Pa
Charles J. Flick, Allegheny township
| and Mary j. Sharp, Munster township.
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Half Rates to Gettysburg v Ia Penn
sylyanfa Railroad.

On Thursday, June I'd. Isg2 the
High Water Mark" Monument will be
dedicated on the field of Gettysburg.
This monument marks the highest point
within the Union lines reached bv Pick
ett's troops in the memorable charge of
July Sd, 1863. The monument has been
erected under the auspices of the Battle
field Memorial Association. The dedica-
tory ceremonies will be highly interesting.
consisting of speeches, poems, music. and
military exercises. A large number of
veterans, both officers and privatsS,
will be gathered on the historic field and
the occasion will be a most memora-
bic one.
For the benefit of those desiring to at
tend. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
viii, on June 1st and ID sell excursion
tickets from all principal stations on the
lines TO Gettysburg at a single fare for the
round trip. Return coupons will be valid
for use until June 18th, inclusive
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Half Rates TO Minneapolis via Penn
syIvania Railroad

For the benefit of delegates and visitors
TO the Republican National Convention at
Minneapolis. on June eth. lsg2. the Penn
Sylvania Railroad Company Will sell ex-
curSion tickets To Minneapolis. from all
principal stations on its lines. at single
fare for the round trip. The rate from
New York is S31-5O; Philadelphia, s29 -;
Baltimore, $3.50; Washington. S2S. 80. and
other stations in proportion. The tickets
will be sold from June 1St. 10 5th. inclu-
sive, and the return coupons will be good
to leave Minneapolis or St Paul from
June 10th TO 25th inclusive. ls92 a
choice Of routes west of Chicago may be
made.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-05-27
Communication
EBENsBURG, Pa, May

EBEN Pa, May p, lsr3.
Editor Cambria Freeman:
SIE:-Last Sunday morning was agree
ably surprised by my Sunday school class,
which / have been teaching several years,
by the presentation of beautiful oxford
;. ). Teackers' Edition of the Holy Bible
as a token ofSheir regard and respect for
me as their teacher. / was so taken by
surprise at the time by this manifestation
Of their esteem that was unable to prop
erly thank them for it, but l now wish to
take this opportunity Of doing so and eX-
press the hope that ii may be the means of
stimulating me to more zeal and faithful
ness in the future. JoHN !. EVAN.
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Leave daily except sunday .


TIeave Sunday only
Black letters indicate telegraph stations.
Denny =. MOOre's and Cristie's Crossings VIII
be flag stations Tor ali trains.
No. connects at CressOn with JOhnstown EX-
press at - for points between Cresson and
1ohnstOwn, and with Pacific Express at - for
points west OF JOhnstOwn. Also with Mail Train
at 9 % for points east Of CressOn.
No. connects with Mail Train at 20 for points
West OF Creyson, and Mai. Express for points
east OF Cresson.
From points west oi Cresson No. connects
with Mail train at 9 p, and from points east OF
Cresson with JchnstOwn Express at s p, and Pa
cine Express at 45.
No. o connects with Mail Train az % from
points east OF CressOn. and Mail Express at u
IRON points west Of CrcFsOn.
Sunday trains connect with Pacific Express and
Mail Train west and mail Express east.
Passengers 10 or from points on Pennsy lyanta
\ Northwestern Railroad can take train at Coal
port or lrvona.
Stations marked "f'' are flag stations. Pas
sengers wishing 20 get of VIII notify the con-
ducJOr. Passengers wishing 20 gCt on viii fax
the train at these stations. Trains will not stop
unless so motif ed. W. L. kATHBUN
General Manager and superintendent.
r. J. BU TYCOON. Train Master.
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JoHN~TowN, Pa. May 23.-E. L. Sar-
gcant. Grand Master of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers and Fircmcn and
President of the Supreme Councils of the
United Order of Railway Employees. and =.
III. MorriSSey, Nicc-Grand Master of the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmcn. have
carefully examined the grievances which
the tIainmcn iu the employ of the Cam
hria Iron Company presented 10 General
Manager Price. II was decided that all
Brotherhood men should be withdrawn
from the Cambria Works At once. The
men will be- taken care of by the organiza-
tionS and positions will be secured for
them aS rapidly a. possible
The Cambria Company i TO be adver-
tiscd i'm the Brotherhood'S magazine aS a
nom [ uion organization. 4 rule Will be-
made absolute that no trainman who
works in the Cambria yards from this date
can ever become a member OF any of the
organizations.
While this action will not result in any
Stoppage Of the works, it will prevent
many Of the best trainmen in the country
from accepting employment with the COM
pany.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR BOR-
~ OIGH CHARTER.
Notice Is hereby given that an application Will
be made 10 the Court % Quarter sessions OF Cam
bria county, Pennsylvaula. on Monday, June
6th- 1892. for a borough charter for the village
OF Summerhill. situate in the township OF Croylc
county Of Cambria. bounded a. follows. viz:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the bridge
on the township road leading 10 south FORK:
thence north degrees west y percEes; thence
north 3sla degrees west IS peTches: thence north
% pe.ches 10 stone; thence north - degrees east
~ perches stones; thence north So degrees east
a percEcs 20 the Isaac Paul branch OF Laurel
= perches across the Ereukburg road: thence
south . degrees east 100 peTcheg; thence south
- degrees west - perches 20 the lowe end OF D.
a. Sipes' tail race; thence down the north bank
Of the tOnemaugh river by its various courses iO7
perchcs 20 the place OF tcSlnnta. the style ana
title Of sPid proposed borough To be the Borough
o Summerhili NJ. u. kITTELL,
Nav o, l,g2. Attorney Tor petitioners.
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G. II. ROBERTS,
Agent. EBENsBURG, PA.

uvIDOV-Sr ADVERTISEMENTS.
w Notice Is hereby given that the following
named appratsemeuts OF property appraised anc
set apart for widows OF decedents uUder the Act
/ OF Assembly Of the ath day OF April. A. -. 1855,
have been filed the keg sfcr's uftice in and Tor
the county Of Cambria. and viii be presented TO
the orphans court OF said county for confirmation
and allowance on
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soUTIIwARD.
NORTHwARD.

Bradley, Noel and Lucket are Flag Stations.
No trains on sunday.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE STII. 1892:

l. Inventory and appraiseTeu: Of personal
property appraised ami ct apart 70 Sarah Gates
WIDOW II Levi Gates. late OF White township,
deceased. s1s3 50.
=. Inventory and appraiscmeut oi personal
property apprai ed and set apart 10 Ellen Myers,
widow oi = A, Myers, late Of JhnsJ0wn, deceas-
ed. $500 Uc.
5, InveE tory and appraisemeut Of personal
property appraised ana set apart 10 Arm Maria
Kline. widow 81 Jacob =. KLINE, late OF Elder
township. deceased. 500 -.
4 Inventory and advertisement OF personal
property apVraI-ei and set part 20 sophia A.
Williams. widow Of Joseph : williams late Of
NorrellyilIe borough, deceased, 500 90,
5. Inventory and AppraisemCnt OF personal
prouerty appraised and set apart 10 Rachel NJ.
Gregg. widow uf a. NJ. Gregg, late OF the bOr-
Oul b Of borough Of MOrreligI Be-. deceased s9j 90
6. Inventory and apprai meEt Of personal
property appraised and set aPaTt 20 Anna Ma
ria Pergriu. widow OF jeremiah PergrIn. late Of
Franklin borough. deceased. 50 15. and real
estate, SIZE C.; total. $500 90.
CELESIINE = BLAIR.
Register,
Registers office, E5ensburg. Pa, My -. 1897.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ existing between the undersigned as gro
GERS in Ashville under the firm name Of Litzinger
* Haines, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent l. N. LIrZINGER,
q. Il. HAlNES.
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nEfISTER,S Nnr.CE.

IL NolAiE-
II The following accounts have been examined
and passed hy me anG remained nlec OF record 10
this office for the inspection Of heirs. leg ltee-
and all others interested. and viii be presented
TO the Orphans Court Tor confirmation and al
Tlr Ur
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GEO. NJ. READE,
" ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
EEEEsEuEg. PEEEA.
ss-OmcC Oh Centre street, near Hlgh.
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Connections at CressOn.

DAIDROAD TINE TABLE OF THE EBENs-
Ia burg y CrcssUn Branch Railroad In effect
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27
LuTTRELLtS TALE.
A COUNTRY BLACKSMITH WHO
SUDDENLY RISES


DENfsoN. TEX, Sopt. 90 Especial
Charley Luttrcll, who WIS arrested
for completely ia tho Sharnnn killing,
gives tho following story: ono
day, while living ut Wood
VINO, no received letter
from Fogg at Fort Worth who
stated that he wished him 20 proceed 70
Chicago whore his services were wgne-
I'd a. u blacksmith. Tho salary was 20
small that Luttren declined 10 consider
the proposition and 50 wrote Fog &
Luttreil says no was da7od whom Fogg
appeared IN person and otforVd him
5000 pcr nnnum Tho oficr Was no.
eepicd and from that time Luttrell
allied himsolf with heLoo county gang
OF murdorera Luttroll has never de-
Mod that he was In tho city two days
previous 70 tho murder ~ SharmAn,
and that he met Fogg and Poo hero,
hut no protests his iunocono
Of tho terrihlo crimo cont
mitted ON that night He
was In love and was cngaged 10 young
women IN the territory. Ilo expected
her 10 arrive ON the train from tho ter-
rliory and went 10 The depot two nights
to moot hor lnthe meantime ho slw
Fogg and Poe A gun arrived from
Fort Worth consigned to L,uttroll.
FogR gave as u reason that lluttroll
was VOL known IN Danlaon and could
BE- wadily identified, hcnro he had the
gun expressed TO him. Luttrcll turned
tho gun over 10 Fogg. Lutiroll says
that tho first intelligence OF tho nssas-
sinaiion was received whilo ho was ON
the passenger train en- route TO Fort
-. "A go. -. ,,.,t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27


~ chargo Il against him that two
yeats from today he will rocognise the
call OF d. Il. Paddock and not that Of
MIR. Martin, and when convention is
called two years from now 70 nominate
a candidate for governor | charge that
he win not call convention to send
delegates to a Democratic convention,
but TO seud delegates 10 Matlock's con
vcntion. Hunters call was the regular
one and Meade Il trying 10 break up
the Democratic party. A great many
Others are trying 20 break up the party.
/ wish you could have heard Rosenthal
at tho Republican convention when be
denounced the Democratic party, say
ing the only way 10 split tho party WAS
to endorse the boilers.
There Is u trade botween the Clark
men and the Republicans Has it come
TO this, that the Democrats arr willing
20 90 back 10 Republican ruloy CLARK
Is the Republican nominee, the only
nominee Of that party. he couldn't
get the Democratic nomination, SO he
took the Republican
Mr.. Maddox then made his appear.
ancc and said the party had given him
the greatest honor OF his life Ha felt
II rs a kind OF endorsement Of hi. action
on the county commission. He then
touched on the action of the Houston
Democratic convention and pledged
himself TO work Tor the bcst inierests
OF the Democracy. He would guaran-
tee the country precincts and would
loava no stonc unturnedto SECURE suc-
cess.
A motion was made by G. w. Finger
10 instruct swuyue anu Maddox for II.
q. Mills for the senate,
Mr.. Ban thought IL NNls unwise,
Mr.. Swayne thought The convention
should indicate It's preference.
Avote was taken by precincts end
resulted IN the tabling Of the m0tloH BY
10 $50 20 30 leo.
MILLS gNpoRsKD FOR THE SENATE,
Colonel Young here rose and said
that regarding tho vote0n instructing
! for senator he had miamdcrstOod the
motion and Thought he was voting 10
instruct for Mills. lie laid many dele.
| gates had don0 the SaJpe and wanted
| the mntter rcconaiacrtd. A motion
was here made to table the motion To
reconsider. Colonel Young then with
| drew his motion To reconsider, and the
/ convention tlcn swept awny nll pre-
! viuus resolutions on the matter and q
1 motion was made that The eonyoution
endorse Mills for tho United Statol
senate, which was carried unanimously
Judge Stehdman thon tsked TO be re
lieved from the chnirmanship OF I'll,
county Democratic executive oum
/ mitteo, as his own affaii
would not allow hlm TO de
vote the time ho ought 70 the duties q
him and no one else, so u was decide,
| TO name man as 40 assistant 4
the judge and Frank Bali wa'
elected 70 tho position.
j. G, Randolph offered motion thu
tho chairman M all yacanrios IN thl
county committee. n was carried ant
the convention adjourned.