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For Justice of the reace-rreclnc, No 20
For con4.ab,e-rrecinc, No. 10.
To The worid'. Fair

Save time and avoid the crowd In the
city BY buying tickets over the .Gres
Rock Island Route" and stop of al
Englewood near the Wold'a Fair gate
Electric line from the "Reck Island
depot direct to the gate. Time, te,
minutes. Fare. I've cents. You ca
check ysur baggage to Englswood and
avoid trouble aad save expense, y
Englewood IL in the great suburb.,
hotel district near the Far. and you ca,
have your baggage ssns to your quart
en at spce.
Nc member the ChioaSn. Roct
Island = psoisc = ~ wesias ri,
Liz II ssassss sivss ukpvs.
- AiAAelsAs,
q Z s Il ~ ~ : = = ~ = I 111I e.,
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Sheriff Moses has tho tact to combine
courtesy with business in the stern dis
charge of his duties which 10 properly
recognized by the public aud the sheriff
has greatly increased his popularity
Two years ago he had clear walk
away for the office over his competitors,
c. II. Grifiin and W. n. Farmer, and
the people will give him another term,
Ed q. Donley who is running 70,
commissioner from the 9th district
stands high among the ranchmen OF
the county among whom he has large
acquaintance. Mr. Donley is proprietor
of the Headlight Feed Store and in his
many dealings with the ranchers has
made fast friends, Donley is man OF
unimpeachable honesty and would give
the people a square deal in office.
NJ. "A Carey who stands for one OF
the justices of the peace in precinct No.
l is cool headed. agreeable aud
competent young man and would make
first-class official. His popularity was
shown in the convention by the fact
that he defeated s. ID. Brosius for
office, MIR. Brosius being one of the
leading men in the republican party.
Mr.. Carey is south side man. Stay
with him and help elect good man.
E. g. Middlekamp has formally with
drawn from the race for assessor, his
excuse being sickness in the family, but
the real cause probably is on account of
a disruption with the democratic
central committee. The committee
will hardly fill the vacancy and Mr..
hiddlekamps name will then appear
on the ticket all the same.
One OF the very funniest campaign
canards gong the rounds in certain
quarters is to the effect that last sum
mer Sheriff Moses. in anticipation OF a
strike at the steel works, stacked lot
of Winchester rifles in Bessemer for
convenience. Just where the arsenal
was has never been located. and further
more TIE sheriff never knew that he
was TO be called on. What whopper
of a story.
The withdrawal of Z. G. Middlekamp
from the race for assessor will be II
big thing for j. II. Mckee. 1t Is safe
to say that four-tifths of the democrats
will now support Mr. Mckee in prefer
epce to Mr.. Burnam, the populist candi
date, and }. M election is assured.
The registration books show a total
registration of 6,24S voters. of whom
1,205 are from Bessemer.
II there is political reward for
loyalty to a cause and services well
rendered. then Platt Wicks should be
elected district judge. His efforts
made in the general assembly last
winter should not be forgotten.
The INDICATOR consigns Major c. II.
Coan to the tender mercies of Re
viewer who gives an able and
irrefutable answer to the Majors
haranguc published IN the Star against
this paper and everything in general.
The charges of the INDICATOR are
sustained by third patty and the major
stands convicted of being chronic
office seeker and maIcontent
"Joshobeam a stupid blundcrer who
dishes cut political hogwash sor the
Star. refers to Bcssemer as can addi.
ticn of Pueblo" Josh has enough to
do to attend TO his Bessemer congre-
CATION and let politics alone; besides it
would be more becomi ng his ministerial
profession to cease casting slurs on
the city and let his neighbors alone.
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BLACKSMITHING,

horse shoeing and repairing shop.
guaranteed. Shop open
from, . =. m. till 7 p. m. No. 40
NoFtbefn Ave. Besseinef.
MuHFRKK : EDWARDS.
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The Lowest. The Lowest.

The Lowest. The Lowest.
Note the cheap rates via Santa Fe
route.
Chicago and return $500
Chicago, one way 1880
st Louis and return 1926
st Louis, one way 1906
Kansas City and return 1900
Kansas City one way 800
Three double daily trains for all
above points. Solid vestibuIed
sleepers and chair car via the popular
Santa Fe route. Full information at
city office Z37 union Ave.
r. b SEAwRraHr.
G.P.A r. A.
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Take Notice.

I have moved my shop from Northern
and Eaton avenues to 1241 Routt
avenue, one dor north Of the City
scales, and am - prepared to do IN
kinds Of work unslly dcos b . ~
sr.ACxsnJrA snost%2ivs ~ . 49,
your work = I en- dpr-sa q
tBpoFtA ba4 hsvs . ~ - &
swslvs ysi1s, ~ M1vnn snaa
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II You want your clothes cleaned
and repaired, send > postal 70 l925
Evans Ave-, and will call for than.
p. 81. McCunDY.
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DENS ANTI-POENA.
Teeth Ex.racted Without Pain.

The greatest wonder of the nine
feenth century. DIR. c. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and Of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing PAIN.
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TIE unAp1ssfv-Jsr M, srsis.
ncur aea fssd = ~ qeensitiss ~ u
bsd resk siis - II ~ IN
- 4 n 4 ~
Il Il I =! !ll!!I! y I \
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For consiable-rrecinct No. IS,

For Justice af the Peace--Precinct No. Is,
HENRY F. MILLICAN.
Postotfice address, not stated.
Residence, not stated.
Place of business, not stated.
For Justice Of the Peace-PrecInct No. Is.
CALVIN w. GOSS.
rostofiicc address, not stnted.
Residence. not stated.
rince Of business, not stated.
For Constablc-Preciuct No. x.
HARRY &. FRINK.
Postofficc address, not stated.
Residence, not stated.
PlHcc OF business, not stated.
For Constable-precinct No. a.
JOSEPH MONNIE,
rostohice address, not stated,
Resldence, not stated.
Pihce OF business, not stated.
For Justice of the Peace-precinct No. %.
]. N. BERRY.
Postoifics address, Rye. pueblo county roI,
Residence. Rye, Pueblo county, Colo.
r'ace "i burinesk not given.
For Constable precinct No. M
]. A. SAYLOR.
roSt5f1ce address, Rye, Pueblo county Colo
Residence, Rye, PUEBLO county, Coio.
riare OF business, not given.
M Iatsf I,.... a..
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For oon.tablc, Precinct No. "

For Justice Of the PEACE, precinct No, 81.
Long Term,
J. H. MARSHALL
postoncc address, Greenhorr, Colorado.
tesidence, Greenhorn Colorado.
flace OF business, Greenhorn Colorado.
For Justice Of the Peace. pr sciRci No. 81,
short term,
JOHN G. AUSTIN.
postoffce address, Greenhorn, Colo
tesidencc, Greenhorn, Colo
fince of business, Greenh0rn, Colo
For Constable precinct No. IS, long term,
HARRY G. FRINK.
Postofiice address. Greenhorn, Colo.
Residence, Grecnhorn, Colo.
fince OF business, Grecnhorn, Colo.
For Constable precinct No. %, short term,
WILLIAM II. GREEN.
postoflice address, Greenh0rn, Colo.
Residence. Greenhorn, Colo,
Place of business, 0reenhorn, Colo.
For Justice OF the Peace, precinct No. +,
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y07ICE on NOMINATIONS.


Peoples ana S
the Of tho sAa
file office
seal OF county ~ S0sA
day of A. D,
SsSSgssFHsa} ssSsFa county 0'''-
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.'Sir, here's a woman would speak
with you."-.Merry Wires of
Windsor.
A sensible woman's advice-"De.
pOsit in the Central National Bank" "
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Judge, of the District Court, for the iosh judi
cial District.
JOHN r. DIXON.
Post office address, Pueblo. Pueblo Co., Col0ra
Place Of business, Pueblo, Pueblo Co. Colorado
Residence, Pueblo, Pueblo Co. Colorado.
For Sheriff,
r. H. HIGGINS
Postoi,icc address, 2ip East street, Pueblo.
Residence, 2la East street. Pueblo.
Place Of business, Pueblo smelling 4 RenninG
Company.
For County Clerk and Recorder.
J.C. HAMILTON.
po-tof,lcc address 1x3l Grand avenue. Pueblo.
Residence, 223i Grand avenue, Pueblo.
Place Of business, American National Hank.
For County Treasurer,
G. f. CAMPBELL.
Postofiicc address. sis West 9Th street, Pueblo.
Residence. 3i5 West 5th street, Pueblo.
Place Of business, iUT East Ind street, Pueblo.
For County Assessor,
E. G. MIDDLEKAMP.
Postofiice address, 20, Block =, Corona Park
Residence, 10. Block Q. Corona Park, Pueblo.
Place OF business, s9o youth Union Ave. Pueblo
For County supcrintendentofs schools,
WILLIAM P. BECK.
Postofiirc address. Pueblo, Colorado,
Residence, IS, Block II Corona Park.
Place Of business. Room Holden Block.
For County Surveyor,
o. g. ELDER.
rost ofilce address. Pueblo. Colorado.
Residence, 1911 Center Street.
Place OF business, city Hall, Pueblo.
For County Coroner.
f. s. DODDS.
rostonlcc address, Pueblo, Colorado
Residence, 1919 Cedar street, Bcssemer.
Place Of business, 30s south Union avenue.
For County Commissioncr-2nd Districs.
r. f. GRIFFIN.
rostorice address. Juniata. Pueblo Co.. Colo.
Residence, Juniatn, rueblo Co., Colo.
Place Of business, Junata, PuehlO Co., Colo.
For County Commis ,ionsr-4th District,
W. F. GOODPASTURE.
rostofce address, Pueblo, ruebio Co., Colo.
Residence rucblo. ruehio Co., Colo.
Place Of business not stated.
For County Commissloner-sth District,
w. +. HOPKINS.
postofiice address, rueblo, Pueblo Co., Colo.
Residence Pueblo, Colo.
Place OF business Pueblo, Colo.
ForJustice of the Peace Precinct No. I,
G. P. DUNBAUGH.
rostoillce address, 10th and Court street, Pueh,s
Residenc, 10th and Court street, Pueblo.
rlacc Of business. 0i Central Block.
For Justice Of the Pcacc-ist Precinct,
NJ. NJ. MARTIN
Postofiice address, Bcsscmer. Colorado.
Residence, Bessciner, Color ado.
Place OF business, Bcssemci, Colorado.
For Constable, Precinct No. 1,
PATRICK McDONOUGH.
rostofice address, al East End street rtlsl,lo.
| Resiupnce- Eaa 1ud p,,o
Place OF business pueblo Colorado.
For Constable, Precinct No. 1,
G. w. McCADDEN.
Postoflce address, Bessemer.
Residence, Besscmcr.
Place Of business, J,cssemcr.
For Justice of the reacc, rrecinc. No. y,
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For Justice of the Peace-Preclnct No. 10,
w. A. WAYLAND.
Postofiice nddress, place of business and resi-.
dencc, Beuiah, Colorado.
For constable--Precinct MOI
ISAAC GRAY.
Postohice address, Place of business and resi-.
dence. Beulah. Colorado.
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
For Judge OF the District Court for the 10th
JudIcirl District,
JOHN H. VOORHEES,.
Postofiice address, Pueblo, Pueblo County
Residence, Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado.
Place OF business, Pueblo, Pueblo County,
Colorado.
For County Sheriff,
WILLIAM ]. HOCKHAM.
Postofrice address, ~ Mechanics Block, pu-
eblO.
Residence, Pueblo, Colorado.
Place OF Business, ~ Mechanics block, fu-
eblo.
For County Clerk and Recorder,
LAKE c. MONTGOMERY.
postofilce address, Santa Fe Park, Pueblo.
Residence, Santa Fc park, Pueblo.
Place of business, Missouri Pacific depot.
For County Treasurer.
CHRISTOPHER WILSON.
rostoflIce address, No. 2is quincy street, ru-
Residence, No. 213 Quincy street, pueblo.
place Of business, Board OF Trade building.
For County Assessor,
ALLEN Z. BURNAM.
Postoffice address. 1901 W. nth street pueblo.
Residence, 1901 w. 18th street, pueblo.
Place OF business, 1901 w. nth street Pueblo.
GARLAND H. WATSON.
pos.offce address, 7os East Ind street, pueblo.
Residence, 7CS East End street, pueblo.
! place of business, 3rand Opera Herse block.
For County Surveyor,
L. MENTOR SPERRY.
Postofrice address, Pueblo, pueblo county,
Residence, Pueblo county, Colorado.
Place of business, pueblo county, Colorado
For County Coroner,
GEORGE H. MILLARD.
postof1ice address, IL West 9th street, pueblo.
Residence, III West 9Th street, Pueblo.
Plnce OF business, $40 Santa Fe ave-. pueblo.
For County Commissioner-2nd District.
BEN DIGGORY.
postofYlce address Pueblo, Colorado.
Residence, Ill block p, Pueblo.
PLACE OF business, pueblo, Colorado.
For County yConmissioner-4th District
FRANCIS N. BERRY.
rostofIice address, Beulah, pueblo county,
COlOfnuO.
Residence, Beulah, pueblo county, Colorado.
Place OF business, Pueblo county,
For County Commissioner-5th District
WILLIAM H. YOUNG.
Postof!ice address, Pueblo, Pueblo county,
Residence, pueblo county, Colorado.
Place OF business, pueblo county.
For Justice OF the Peace-Presinct No. 4,
NIXON ELLIOTT.
Postoffice address, 2z7 West 9th street, pueblo.
Residence III West 9Th street, pueblo.
Place of business, 2N West 9th street, PueblO
For Justice of the Peacc-Precinct No. 1.
JOHN H. BENSON
Postoffice address, 92s Abriendo avenue Bes-
semer.
Residence, s23 Abriendo avenue. Bessemer.
Place OF busines, Colorado Smelling Co.
For Constable-Prscinct No. 1,
JOHN A. LIPPERT.
Postoffice address, 2sOlS s Mnin ST., pueblo.
Residence, x30lz q. Main st., pueblo
| Place OF business, 2OlS 9. Main ST., pueblo.
For Constable-Precinct No. 1,
CHARLES L. SWANSON.
Postofflce address, 1000 Cedar st., Bsssemer.
Residence, 1909 Cedar ST., Bessemer.
Place of business, 1000 Cedar ST., Bessemer.
For Justice of the Peace--rrecinct No. Is.
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John Mckee is an advocate of
unionism. belongs to the Railway Order
ss Engineers and will poll heavy
railroad vote. Mr.. Mckee is the com
ing assessor.
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c. W. Bowman served term as
county back in the early seventies and
has served Pueblo county in the same
capacity for the last two years. MT.
Bowman is an efficient educator and
has the solid support of the teachers
of the county. a good indication that
he is the man for the place,
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Stand by Geo. Willauer for Justice of
the peace. man of judgement, ability
and honor and most worthy citizen.
Judge Willauer has made the justice
court in Bessemer one of respcctability
and he has the good will of every at
torney who has practiced before him
If the Democratic candidates will
work as they should from now until
the poles close there is fair chance
of electing several members of the
t;cket.-Press.
J.W. Davis of Nepesta who is a
candidate for county commissioner
from tine 9Th district is man OF varied
experiences. an all round practical
business man, and will give the people
the benefit of his knowledge.
Cash Henderson is competent, oblig-
ing county clerk and that, connected
with the efficiency and politeness of his
deputies has made his administration
extremely popular. Cash will get the
votes TO elect him from all the parties
in the field.
One of the most popular men in the
field for the suffrage Of the people is
G. J. Long, candidate for county COM
missioner on the republican ticket from
the end district, Mr.. Long is car
penter by trade, member of the
carpenters union and has been Il
resident Of Pueblo for twenty-one
years. Few men are better known
than he and everybody is his friend
This is the first time he has ever
aspired to county office and he affords
an example Of where the ONCE seeks
the man. A man Of good judgenent,
Of much pfscticability and blest
with . lot Of good hard ssess. he
should b m nsass b. o. 81 ~ nsn
70 - = ~ eossliassasv's 49, asas
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C.J. Long has been = resident Of
Pueblo county for ,wenty-one years
and this is the first time he has ever
run for county office. This is q good
record for Chan but he will soon be
inducted into the office OF commissioner
from the end district.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-15
GEoRGIA's FAIR OPENED.
The Best Display Ever Given In the
South.

Ahe BEST Display Ever Given In the
South.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 14.--For the third
time in the history of Augusta have the
people of this city been Joined by
recruits from over half the States of the
union In the formal opening of the
augusta exposition and State fair. On
tn1s occasion, however, there is Joined
with this enterprise the Georgia State
fair, under the management of the
Georgia State Agricultural Society, the
two combined forming an exposition
that will equal in Its scope and maeni-
tuoe any similar enterprise ever at
tempted in the history Of the South.
To-day fifty thousand people turned
out to witness the grand procession of
military, civic bodies and tho firemen
OF the city that paraded the principal
streets and wound up at the exposition
building, which was packed with hust.
ling, bustltng crowd of good natured
humanity. In the procession there was
governor Northern, of Georgia; ex. Gov
ernor Mcdaniel and Gen. Clement A.
Evans, the most prob able future gov.
ernor before the people.
In the building is the finest agricul-
tufal display ever seen by Southern
people, fifteen OF the co antics of Georgia
and South Carolina and the collective
exhibit of the State of South Carolina
participating. In the industrial, me.
chanical and electrical departments
nearly all the States and eight nations
are represented, while among the at
fractions are many Of the best features
from the Midway Plaisance at the
Worlds Fair
President Patrick Walsh, of the
Augusta Exposition, delivered the OPEN
ing address, after prayer by Rev Ian
sing Burrows. Mr.. Walsh referred to
the combined efforts OF the Augusta Ex-
position and Georgia State fair and
pointed with pride to the products of
field, the forest, the workshop and the
factory that were here gathered.
The stock and cattle and poultry and
pct stock exhibits have never been
equal in any similar exhibition. Manu-.
features. liberal arts, and in electricity
no such exposition has ever been wit.
messed in the Southeast. More than
twenty-five States and eight foreign
countries have contributed to the ex.
cellence of the Augusta exposition and
State fair.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Presi.
dent to-day appointed number of col
lecSors of customs and of international
revenue and other officers under the
Treasury Department. all for the North.
ern, Western and South western sec.
tfons. Among them was J. Scott Har.
rison, to be surveyor of customs for the
port OF Kansas City. He is the Demo.
cratic brother of ex President Harrison,
and an active Democratic politician.
Silver declined to 70 cents per ounce
In London, which makes the bullion
value Of the standard silver dollar worth
81 cents.
The Secretary Of the Navy has re-
ceived the following cable message in
cipher from Captain Picking. command
Ing the United States naval forces at
Rio Janeiro, dated Rio yesterday:
'Senior commanding officers informed
Mello that they would protecs the land.
ing OF cargo in lighters of any national.
lily, flag of the nation discharing the
cargo to be hoisted on the bows of
lighters Zone word unintelligible).
he has made noticeable Noticeable prob.
ably means none since). Commerce not
discharged since, however Firing upon
city daily with small arms and machine
guns"
The net Treasury balances to day
declined to 9s,S76, ITO, of which Ss4,-
asa, ISL was gold and Sl4,422, O19 was
currency.
The Treasury Department. has mott.
He'd the United States Express COMPANY
OF the abrogation OF its contract at the
end OF six months. Proposals will be
advertised for new contract. By the
terms of the present contract either
party could break the contract at six
months notice. This action does not
bar the United States Express Company
from compelling a new contract The
president of the United States Express
Company is ex Senator Plat, of New,
York, and his company displaced the
Adams and Southern Express Company
In the last administration.
Secretary Carlisle stated TO-DAY that
he had made no change in his announced
intention as to the coinage of standard
silver dollars. The original announce
ment, made by direction Of Secretary
Carlisle, stated that while the actual
coinage of standard silver dollars had
not been commenced, orders had been
delivered to the minis at New Orleans
and San Francisco TO prepare the ignots
and blanks so as to be ready for coinage
at moments notice. The minis are
now in readiness and await only the
explicit orders to begin. When these
will be given Secretary Carlisle does
not care to say.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-15
THosE:sis GIVEN AWAY.

Tho plan for saving S13 In the purchase
OF the necessities of iife IL meeting with a
nearly reception by tho people OF this city.
who know q good thing when they see IL.
It isn't often that paper 10 able to mako
such liberal offer. and people are not
slow In approaching the full benefit OF It..
But 1t must be understood that The
Times Is running no coupon arrangement.
Ahe tickets printed in another column arc
only facsimile of those which are pre-
sented to every subscriber whom ak dol
lars Is paid In advance for a years cub
scription to The Times. The sdvertise-
ment ia only to show you the idea OF tho
whole plan. Tickets which Will insure
you the discount stated on each can be OBJ.
tained through agents OF The Times, or
at the publication office, No. I2a Camp.
bell avenue southwest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-15
FEUD OVER A MILL.
Two Men Killed and Third Seriously In
jured.

jured.
MOUNT PINCoN, Ala, Nov. IA feud
over the possession of mill near here
last night resulted in the death OF two
men and the serious injury of a third.
DR.. R. S. Green sold mill to Ambrose
Smith, OF Pratt Mines. Smith and his
sons took possession of 1t, and a dis.
agreement arose because the Smiths
were not able to pay promptly for the
property and would not give up the mill.
Last evening Deputy Sheriff John j.
Hewett came TO Mount Pincon armed
with warrants charging the Smiths
with tres passing. Alex Smith was ar
rested near the mill and taken by How
EFT and Tom Massey, who volunteered
to help him over to the mill. When
Hewett called on Smith, the older, to
surrender, Joe Smith struck Hewett on
the head and firing began. Hewett shot
the elder Smith dead Massey then
killed joe Smith. AS Smith was falling
bullet from his pistol struck Hewett
in the head. Hewett, though badly
wounded, will recover
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-15
POLITICS IN FRANKLIN.
Saunders Has n Small Majority over Hale
Other Notes.

S''eNoAo AA"S u nuhJOriCy over HALO
Other Notes.
ROCKY MOUNT, Nov. 14.-The election
excitement here has about subsidized.
Saunders (Dem.) only had 40 majority
over Hale (Pop.) for house of delegates.
Populists polled every vote they could
count on in the county. Demo Gratis
stayed at home.
Quite number Of negroes voted the
Democratic ticket in Rocky Mount. It
Is proposed to show the appreciation of
this act on the part of these negroes by
giving them a nice supper.
1t is understood that Captain Hale
will be the Populist candidate for Con
gress next fall. w. II. Hale, who cted
as chairman of the Populist county
committee, is accorded much credit by
that party for his activity.
The Democrats have learned a lesson
in this campaign which will be helpful
to them in the future. The Democracy
of Franklin is not dead 'by q large
majority" 1t was only caught nap
ping" this time
BIRDS are very scarce in this section
this overwhelmingly so. 1t is feared
that 1T will be many years before the
country will be restocked to a degree
that will afford good sport.
Our fox hunters, Messrs. o. II. Price
and p. I'll. billiard, nave chase near
town every few days, and rarely ever
fail to capture Reynard.
Many new buildings are going up in
town, through the aid OF building and
loan associations of the city and else
where. The CASTOR House, handsome
and commodious hotel, was recently
thrown open to the public by Il. r.
Hollowell, proprietor.
County court. Judge Peters presiding,
is in session. Judge 3. G. Whittle is
the favorite here for one OF tho supreme
court judges.
No preference is expressed for United
States Senator to succeed Hunton.