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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
ABBREVIATED TELEeRAMs.

To prove that he had larger mouth
than August Boehm, John pfaff at Co
lumbus o.. crammed billiard ball into
II. When the surgeon had cut the ball out
Pfaff had mouth that was an easy win
ner.
Knights of Labor are at work on the old
| scheme to deport the negro TO Africa.
| Lottie Gibson beat her afiianced lover
with a loaded stick while Others held him
SO that he could neither resist nor run
away and he will probably die. The girl
accused him of slandering her. This hap
pened at Triplett, W. Va.
| 1t is again reported that Prince Isenberg
Won Bernstein viii marry the daughter Of
George NJ. Pullman, of Chicago. There
was question of how a ''plebeian' bride
would be received in royal circles, but this
has been arranged, SO it is said.
| 1t is stated now that the A. p. a. lodges
at Toledo, o., were excited into arming
by an alleged circular OF Pope Leo in
which he fixed 4 day for the slaughter Of
all Professionals in America. on the ground
that 'the republic is an enemy of the
church,
! Fire has done some more damage at
jackson park, and the dome of the Agri-
cultural building. is a wreck with the
!
lncendiary, it is believed
! Rose Zolaoslle, who is serving life
term in the Wisconsin state rrison for
poisoning Ella Maly, may get pardon,
recent developments in the case indicating
that Miss May committed suicide.
| EX-Mayor of East. St. Louis, Ills. John
B. Lovington, has been sent to an insane
asylum.
Walter Wellman, Professor Owen. B.
French, Thomas 3. Mohun and c. {.
Dodge, the first a newspaperman and the
others scientists in different lines, and all
of Washington, will start for the north
pole March IL The route chosen is over
the ice packs north of Sf5itzbergen.
! The steamers Chcora and Reid. which
were fast in the ice pack OFF Benton Harbor,
Mich, have managed TO get free and are
Low safe in harbor.
1Sy n decision of the second comptroller
of the treasury General Siclsles can draw
his pay as retired officer of the army and
as representative in congress. The second
comptroller says that the house is sole
judge OF the qualifications of its members,
and having sworn in Sclles as = member,
it has closed the case as far Is he is con-
cerned.
The Swope family Of Kentucky is pre-
pairing to raise Cain over Dr.. Lewis state
ment that the late Colonel a. II. Swope
had questionable relations with Miss Pol
lard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
CuANsGRY NOrsCG.
STAT. ov i, .! Zee.

s IA. . or I',s,S1,s' &c.
In the Cirruit Court 90 said Rock Island county.
In the May term A. u. isAt
Rceh leland Savirgs hant vs. John II. Reg.
uclsis. n ieha z. kevuolds. Jr.. Lncy ~. Chsn.
non. Hetsev Reynolds. smsuts " yro'ds and
Ben Reynolds, IN ehshccrs, t.crlro 3tot.
AfYidavit of non-re .'sisnce OF John o.. Rev
nold- Elisha r. Reynoid'. IL. Hs:.-y Reynolds
and N hcynold. impleaf win the shove de
PENDANTS. Iucy n. Channou aud amanda gcy-
nods. having been aied IN the clerk'-
ONCE NJ the circuit court OF said COM
Nv. notice 10 therefore hereby rivcu to
the ead nonresident defendants that the
complainant died Ia the clerks Office its bill cf
complaint In said court. on the chsnecry eide
thereof ou the Twentieth dsv 90 lpvcember.
A. ~. f~ol, and that summons has been issued
GU; OF ssid court. wherein said suit i now pend
Ina. pvturnabie on the hrst Monday in the
month of May next. 80 = by law rrquifed.
Now. unless you. thu said non resident de-
fendauts above named, John u. reynolds.
krsha p. heyno'd.. II e. Retscy reynolds and
Ben Reynolds. shall personally ne and appear be-
fose said e'trn court the iirst day of the next
term thereof. tn he holden .. Mock island IN
aud for the -aii touaty. N ire Ire. Monday IN
My next. and Plead. answer ar der,gr To the
sWid compsinants hill Of complaint. the same
anil the natter. and things iheretn charged
AMI stated " VI he taken as confessed. and de
ere" entered acains. you according To the prayeI
Of aid nil.
R,ck Island. Illinois. Fes. .. isas
GEORGE W GAMBLE, Geek.
JAcKsor q ffrn@T tomp''s sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
Gorebic Miners to Resume Work.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26.-Howard Morris,
one of the receivers of the .penokee and
Gogebic Consolidated mines, returned
from New York and brings the informa.
tion that the Aurora iron mine on the
Gogebic range is soon to open. About the
LIST OF March 300 miners will be given work.
The Aurora is one of the largest on the
range, and is situated near Hurley and
Ironwood. The mine was closed down last
summer. and the miners have been out OF
employment ever since that time The re-
opening of the Aurora will be most wei.
come news to the starving miners all
along the range.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii ~ received AZ the city
clerks cslce. Itork Island. ~, until monday.
March ~ fsat at = O'Clock y. m: for cOus'ruc, Ing
the improvement ordcrci by an ordinance ~ the
the citv of Rock ssisnd. H. passcd <ch ~, 1874.
entitled 'An ordinance cor the cons ru .'ion II .
sewer FROM point IN ihc center % seventh ave-
nue. ~ feet east eft ie west lire 81 Twcny-frsi
stree. thence east To the center % Twenty -hrst
street. thence sou'h 10 p,int IN feet 90 IN Of
the s,u,h ne 90 Ninth avenue In the city ~ koes
1slwnd. az.
Plans and specifications eau he seen at The city
clerks once.
Al bids must he accompanied with o cert fi-d
check on sonie Rock Island back In the sum of
one hundrsd and d ty (Sisol dollars. payable fo
the mayer 20 said city. In case the bidder shs!
fail % enter in'o contract with approved saret'es
to svrcute the worl, for the price wcnti,ued IN
his hid. THE city reserves tue right tn reject
any or all hid..
Gocs Island. MS. Feb. 20 1891.
A. ID !fyF-ts. a. ~ Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
lil;noi. D.irYniCn.

DiAoN, His, Feb. 26.-The annual meet
ing OF the Illinois State Dairymens asso-
citation and Lee county Farmers institute
has closed. The morning hours were oc-
cupied by Professor ID. Mcintosh, veter-
mary surgeon of the State university, with
Ii discussion of ''Parturition and the Dis
eases Incidental to 1t and Their Treat.
ment." ID. W. Wilson, member OF the
National Dairymen's association. dis
cussed Dairy Legislation and protec;
ton Against the Aggressive Butterine
Interest. In the afternoon Ex-Governor
Hoard OF Wisconsin talked on the Higher
Grading OF Butter Cows" Iovejoy John
son vacated the chair OF president OF the
State Dairymcn's association in n neat
speech and Hon. John Steward Of FL
burn, Kane county, was elected to the
office
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 2G.-Through a suit
against the a. =. ~, in which ten guns
out of sixty are in dispute, it has come out
that on some cock -and-bull story that the
Roman Catholics We're going to rise and
massacre Professionals last Labor Day.
just before that time the A. Z. A. lodge
here purchased a large number of guns.
There is talk of prosecuting the lodge for
violation OF the military laws, in which
case some OF the most prominent men in
the city will be defendants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
Nssse~ .. s'as,rsrsers

sesled rropo-ai. Will be received ., the city
clerks once. Rock island. Ill.,. until Mondas,
March 9TH. isat, "a 5o'eock NJ. for c1nssruei Ing
the Improvement known - section No. =. order
ell By ordinance of the -fy of ksck tslaad, III ,
passed June sth. issl. entitled IAN ordinance for
the improvement ~ seventec nth aud Nineteenth
streets FROM the soufh live ~ Third to tn. north
line Of Foirth avenue, and Of Twenty third ssrcs,
NON the southlinc of Thru 10 the north Inns of
fon-th avei,ie. frpm the sor.h line "a Fifth ave.
nuc east along sail + "a street south To
line 80 feet .oath Of and parallel with the soush
line Of Ninth averue." tnfcr the above oedi-
nance, the said streets are ordered curbsd with
eufbstones. cScsvsted ana grated. improved snd
paved with paving brick of vood quality.
Plans and soeciicatious for said Impoverished
ON ale a. the City Clerks ONCE.
All b'dr must be Accommodated with a certified
check In the sum of s'snD ~ payable Tn tne or
der of the mayor ~ said city. witch shsIl ne.
come forfeited IN said city IN the bider shall
fall tn enter into costfact With approved
sueeties ~ execute the work for the prjce
mentioned IN his bii and according Tn the plan
aWi specifications In the event thss the sontssc,
Oha'l be awarded tn him.
bids.
Rock leland, n, Feb. T., fssS
A. d. nukstNG. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
Newspaper Publishers. Association,

NEW York, Feb. 26.-The Newspaper
Publishers association met at the I'm
pcrial hotel and elected the following Off.
GERS: President, j. w. Scott, Chicago
Herald; vice president, Z. II. Woods. Bos-
ton Herald; secretary, w. c, BRYANT.
Brooklyn Times; treasurer, II. S. Gunni.
son, Brooklyn Eagle; executive commit.
tee, Z. W. Knapp, st. Louis Republic: M.
A. McRae, Cincinnati Post, and 4. Eriscol.
st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
RAILWAY POSTAL S,eeks.
Hiii for Their fcneat by IIorxiss .
li1iuais.


lIlinais.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g There are more
than eight Thousand railway postal clerks
in the service of the government Most
Of them will be benefited by the bill of
Representative Hopkins Of Illinois, which
was favorably reported by the house COM
mittee on postofiices. This bill creates
seven classes Of clerks a: salaries rang
ing from Sl,6o0 to $500. making two
classes other than are provided for by thu
present laws, salaried ut Sl,6j0 aud 81 500.
No class of government employees i'll the
civil service are subjected to such con-
slant danger, or have duties imposing so
great strain as the postal clerks. Many
of them have been killed in railroad &c.
oidents in recent years, and efforts have
been made to provide pensions for their
families. Members of the posto.fice COM
inittee expect to make sterling stand
to secure more liberal wages for employees
in this branch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb. s6.-Anothcr incend;ary
fire took place in the agricultural building
Mt the worlds fair grounds. The dome
was partially destroyed and dropped into
the center OF the building. but otherwise
the damage was small. Few exhibits re-
manned in the structure and the beautiful
golden statue of Diana had been removed
from the apex IT the dome two weeks aRo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
THREATENED THE BRIDE.
What Was to Have Been n Swell ddinc
Is Conducted Very Quietly.

Is Conducted Very Quietly.
BLooNINGToN, Ills, Feb. 26-Robert
Mitchell and Miss Ella Moberly We're to
have been married. Guests were invited
and n minister was engaged to perform
the ceremony Mt the residence of Mrs.
Ellen Hayes of this city, hut the bridal
couple did not appear. Miss Moberly for
mcrly had lover to whom i, is said she
was engaged to he married. About year
ago he went to Tennessee to prepare u
hornc for his bride to DE. Recently he
learned that Miss Moberly was to wed
Mitchell He came here and is said to
have sent word to, Miss Moberly that If she
married MitcheiFhe would shoot her on
sight. The young couple were so much
alarmed that they abandoned their prep
arations for tine marriage, stole away, and
were quietly married elsewhere. The
Mobcrly and the Hayes residences are
guarded by officers with Winchesters,
fearing an attack by the former lover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
n. Rod. with tine r.irn. brigade.

WHATcoM, WASH, Feb. a6.-Cdptain W.
c. Il. Graham, an Englishman distin-
Guished for his military record. died here,
having been long in ill-health as a result
of wounds and hardships. lie was "A n,em-
Der of the famous Light Brigade, immor-
talixed by Tennyson, and one Of the sur
viv0rs Of the six hundred who rode into
the valley Of death" in lhegreat charge at
Balaklaya
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
The weather We slay hxpect.

WAsaiS0TOx. Feb. sB-The following aro
ebc weather indications for twcnsy-f0ur hours
from p. m. yesterday: For Indiaua-Eair
weather. prccedes! by snow fiurrics in south
EASTERN portion: warmer: variable winds. For
HIN ts-Eair, warmer weather: variable
winds For Lower AichisaG-k-air weather,
except probably snow in extreme southeast.
srn portion: warmer: winds shifting to south.
weather: variabe Winds kor WISCONSIN and
lowA-k ais. Warner weather: souf heriy winds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26

Ne ~ known that we. the undersigned, mend
ard are trepari, " 10 or tsoite u MI rtAL ~ u
INSURANCE. COMPANY. iu accordance with an
act w incorporate ard to govern ife. msrine aud
INLAND navigation Insurance CONS ao,es. tOarg
business In the state % Illinois. Approved Van
II. fsgg: In fo.cc duly 7. t>s9 tn h- krowu the
NDwruw eSrEEN MUTUAL FIRE tNSt X
ANGIE sUMrANI. 90 the city ~ Hook leland.
counsvef Mock Island. and state of Illinois. for
the following purposes. to-Sr: To make
sursnce an dwelling house,. stores ard I'll kinis
NJ buildings. and upoa hoa-stclt fgrniiur, and
csher property. afanst lo.- er 81 IMAGE v IRE.
lightning ani toru ADDE'S eth or any of said
canses. AID tho fi-k- of inland Navigation and
transportation"
lIsNHy CAssr. T. = NcCAE-.
Pun MfrcuxIt, ]. ". r@wssr.
q. a NosE. &c bENNNsNS,
T. %. Gv sn ". u. MsRseALL.
Jou> wErsuu,rsrn T.R. UASrER.
"a. q. Chs kvriN~p J.. v. RcrISso>.
W. n. rfuar-oS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
Pension Isill l,y I,yuum.

WASHINGTON, Feb. .G.--One of the nu-
mcrous pension bills of this session was
introduced by Representative Bynum Of
Indiana by request. I. provides for
speedy adjudication of all claims, makes
pension vested right, which can only
ne taken away by u Jury trial. enlarges the
score Of tho law of 1880 and authorizes an
issue Of siAO.O0C,C0O in bonds with which
to pay pensions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
1.k.GADs


00se0p ct eDss soeoseSo.
rsblle ssetes 10 h-yrby riveu that ses I'm 81
rs.her es,e's ss~ - sss':ss':s 'S =
NJ cltv q noek Isiand. hes beeN THE dav dlp-
sulvsd ~ mutuNi e,u.eus. said Lydia pssees
Navlug sold her interest shcfvio ~ said As0er ~.
III acrrWat- due saisl iae nrm. and psy all the
liabilities therefor.
Dated Rock Island. ~ " -. fs?s
ALBERT ~ pAx9 gR,
LYDIA j. rARkEk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
peNpERcAsr DIES.
Mayer Barsssoa.s Assas.ls Mos stretch .

Rope.
CHICAGO Feb 2S.-Prendergast, who as
sassinated Mayor Carter H. Harrison at
was denied new trial by Judge Brcn-
tano and sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day. March 81 On that day also Thomas.
alias Buff Higgins. Will suffer the pea
atty Of murder. and unless the supreme
court interferes Prcndergast and Hig-
gins will march to the gallcws together
and drop through the trap at the same
instant. The court room was comfortably
filed when the judge read his exhaustive
and learned decision. Prendergast APP
pcared Indifferent for time, but as the
reading proceeded pricked up his ears and
appeared ready to make one of his old
time scenes. Prendergast was ordered to
stand up during the reading OF the SEN
tencc, which is rs follows:
Sentenced to he Hanged.
"Patrick Eugene prendergast: II rarely
falls to the lot Of the court to discharge 80
painful n duty as devolvcd upon it in this
case. You stand at this bar convicted OF
the crime of murder of a fellow-being, and
il is incumbent on me to pronounce SEN
tence on you. You have had a fair and
| impartial trial and you have been defended
10y counsel whose zeal and devotion in
your behalf merit the highest praise and
compel the admiration of the court. do
not think that can fairly be subjected to
the criticism that did not allow you the
widest latitude in the presentation of evil
dence that in any way tended to establish
the defense made for you, and you We're
given the benefits of all Prescriptions
which the law says you are entitled to
have.
despite all this you have been found
guilty in accordance with the well estab-
lished principles OF law and evidence gov
erning trials oi this kind. Possibly large
part of this community would, for the
sake of the reputation OF this great city,
upon whom the eyes o! the world We're Mt
the time rivited. have been comforted if
the verdict of the jury had established the
fact that Your act WIS that of mentally
irresponsible person, but the result of the
trial denies people that comfort.
Was Not Insane.
| 1.-THE evidence did not establish that you
| were acting under an insane delusion
which irrcsistibly impelied you to the
commission OF an act which you did not
discern To he wrong and over which you
| had not the power to exercise control.
The jury has found that when you COM
mitted the act you fully understood it
and its consequences, and that you might
have controlled your actions if You had
| 50 wilIed. and that your own misguided
will U,s .be cole imnulsa 10 tho co,r,,;e-
sion of the ,,.ea
"No iD,,c;,.rr ;,s,;-,,;or 70 do , ,,or-
so,.J ,rrn,,,, ,v.i.r !, Ja,rs;o, ~, -,
,hat so,,o .,r.a, non,,. Vii a., -, !,
when .je n,,,,-. of ,,o me-, aona and !, |,
nroh,bj. con.en,,.rcas and ,b,t nc, l. in
it..lf ,,ror., ave- lno,,., -, ,h.. .,c,or ,.a,,
umou,, IN fb., ;nsa,,;tv which II, law d..
.rr,s IL of cr;m;n,lity S;,n,tad nc ,o,
,rn I ,vouid NOT nv nny,h;,e, no Won, f,,.
e. -, -. I.,.,,.-',.';, -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
Castoria.

~Csstcria Is an excellent medicine for chill
SFen. Mothers hare repeatedly told me OF its
eood eject upon their childrep.'
d. G. C.. OsGocc,
Lowell Mas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
What is

asora DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infant
and Children. contains neither Cru,l Morphine n
other substance. It 81 harmless
for Pares;oric, Drops. Soothing syr; and Castor o.
Il is Its guarantee is thirty years. -
Millions Mothers. Castcrs destroys Worms ALA.
feyerishness. prevents vomiting; Car.
cures Diarrhoca and Wind Collie C:as;oria rclic:cs
tccthin troubles, constipation and fa.ulcrcv
Castoria ass,ilates food, regulates stc,ac
and bowels, giving, healthy and natural sleep.
toria Il the Chdrens Panacca-thc Mothers Ericna
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26

~Castoria is the hes: remedy for Children OF
which an acquainted. hope Tic day is not
far distant whenEothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead CT acknowledgements rostr,nns which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing oI'su.n.
morphine, soothing syrup and ether i'ir'tsil
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Da. J. T. EINCBC.or,
Conway, Ark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-26
CastOria.

"Ces.oria & SO well adapted to chii-c-
rccon.rnena it as superior ;Sany p:cs-..l ....-
known 20 me-"
II. =. krCTEz7.,r
III Sc. Cxfor, St, BrooSlyr
Orr physicians in tho c..illren's t-.--
incns have spoken highly Of :hc- e. s
cnce in their outside practice viii C.--,....
and although We Only have an, < .-,
medical supplies uha: is known as g.
products, yet We ere free to confess t.. -..,
merits OF Cas.oris has won Us 70 i5-A -..s
favor uccn it,
IS!IED EosrITiL AMI DIsrFys.-.
Dos;C-, -
ALLE.; c. SETH. Pres,
array Street, New York CT.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-01
News Of The A>ysna Gasp.

BERLIN, October 25.--The first
dispatch of the day concerning the
Cars condition was received here
from Yalts, near Livadia, at IL
o'clock. 1t was substantially 90
follows: If the Czar's death should
not be fastened by heart failure
owing to recurring spasms, or by
apopplexy, both incidental to his
malady, the doctors hopo to com-
bat the ur@mia for some time.
Usually the finaHstage of Bright's
disease is marked with convuleions,
dellrium, and at the last prolong.
ed coma. These symptoms 4 have
mot set, in.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-01

Tho Register has charge, md
will continue to charge, that the
real object of the independents in
opposing the calling Of constitu-
tlonal convention is to leave tho
negro vote free for their use in
1896. If the independents were
n majority of the white men of the
State they would remain in tho
Democratic party and outvote Till
man and his friends. AS they are
in a hopeless minority, they 20
out of the Democratic party for @
new organization and offer it's aid
to those who oppose the calling of
q constitutional convention. That
is a roundabout way of Offering
aid to tho negroes, for they are the
only people who have any real
reason for fighting the convention
In return for this the Independ-
ents expect to get the did of the
negroes in 1896, in another at.
tempt to overthrow the organized
Dcmocracy.-Columbia Register, :,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-01
Specimen Cases.

J II. Clifford. New Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his stomach was uiSordcrcd, his Liver
was affected to an a'arn ing degree, apDe.
lite fell aAnN. rll he ra> rriblv r,Iu-
Ged in lIr>h nLl strength Three bottles
Of Electric BiitcrS cured him.
Edward Shcp!"r", Harrisburg. H., had
running sore on his leg Of ri"ht years
standing. C>cd three bottle If Electric
Bitters and seven boxes Of Bucklrli's Arm
ca Salve, and his leg is s"llnd and we'll.
John Speaker, Cntawba. o. had livc lnrgc
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said his
was inclIrab.c. One bottle Electric Bit
tcrs and one box Bucklr''s Arn'ca SaIve
cured him entirely. So. hv Osborne &
KirkScy and w. T.. MrFall. Pickrns S. c..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-01
"A Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to Sc DIR. Kings New Discovery,
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
upon this condition. If you are af-
fficted with Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ.
ing it far trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know
that DIR. Kings New Discovery coald
be relied on. 1t never disappoint-
Trial bottles free at w. ~. McFalPs
store. Large size SOC. and $1.OO.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-01

bor 1894, II. G. Shirley was mad,
chairman, and the following were
appointed managers at the pre-
cincts named.
Easley Station--William Ellis
R. e. Lathem, A. R. Hamilton.
Central Station-D. G.. Parsons
j. ". Brock, j. NJ. Lawrens.
Liberty Station-John II. Boggs
Sam Young, M. A. Boggs.
PicJlens G.. H.-J. K. Kirksey
Irwin Miller, b. H.. Holder.
Dacusville Cat Loopers Gin )-E
l.. Jones, J. w. Thomas, H. A
Robinson.
Pumpkintown-J. D. M. Keith
Samuel Edens, w. B. Jones.
Eastatoe-J. j. LOWS, J. NJ
Porter and r. II. Lewis.
Cross Plains (in Easloy Town.
ship)-I. P. Garrick, II. M. Free.
man, w. J. Ponder.
Fosters Store Gin Dacusville
Township)-G. w. Griffin, II. J.
Hughes, j. S. Williams.
Mile Creek (at Mile Creek
church Up. j. Mauldin, J. J.
Herd, .Jr. O.. s. Stewart.
Praters (at Praters creek church
j. e. Gillespie, j. A. Moore, j.
r. Morgan.
Six Mile in Hurricane town
ship)-D. B. Jones, j. M. Ste-
phens, w. R. Garrett.
An election will bo hold the 9Th
day Of November 1894, for Repre-.
sentative in Congress from the
II h ird Congressional District.
Polls open at 7 O'Clock in the fore
noon and close at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
At tho close of tho election the
managers shall Immediately pro-
ceed to publicly count the ballots
Within three days thereafter the
chairman of the board of managers
or ono Of them, to be designated
III writing by the board, shall de-
liver to the commissioners of elec-
ton the poll list, the boxes con.
tanning the ballots and written
statement of the result of the cleo.
ton at his precinct.
The managers shall administer
to each person offering to vote, al
oath that he is qualified to vote at
said election, according to the con-
stitution of the State, and that he
has not already voted IN said elec-
ton.
Managers, at least ono from
each precinct, must meet the com.
missioners at Pickons court house
on the first Monday in Novembe
for the purpose of getting the box
os, tickets and instructions.
II. c.. SHIRLEY,
i. r. DURHAM.
w. N. HUGHES.
Commissioners Federal Elections