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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. li.-As
sistant Naval Constructor George w.
Street, constructor In charge OF tho
naval vessels building ~ the union
works died suddenly at 4:45 o'clock
this morning from pleuro pneumonia.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19
STORMY SESSION PREDICTED
French Papers Predic Tumultuous Times
for the Deputies.

for the Deputies.
PARIS, Jan. s.-Tho newspapers
agree in prophesying that the iession
Of the chamber OF deputies Of 1895
which begins today will be q stormy
and ~eventful one. 1t is expected that
Brisson will be reelected president of
the chamber without opposition and
the first business of the session will be
the discussion of the question of the
release OF Nj. Gerault Richard, who Ia
now confined in prison for having In.
suited President Casimir-P erier.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

MEMrHls, Tenn. Jan. 1.-The story
Of Taylor. the South Dakota defaulting
treasurer. being In Memphis IL a fake.
The Taylor under arrest here is q
Mississippi negro.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19
CASTS OFF CHiNA'S YOKE.

h King OF COrea Declares the Nation
Independents.
LONDON, Jan. s.-Thc Central News
agency correspondent ut Seoul tele.
graphs that the king of Corca yester.
day proceeded to the ancestral temple
and there formally declared the indie.
pcndence OF Corea. He was accom-.
panied by the members OF the cabinet
and the other high functionaries OF tho
government. The royal party was cs-
corted by a body of soldiers armed and
equipped in modern style.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19
Cluster Chronicle.
JOSEPH KUBLER, : PUBLISHER
Among the charms of college boys,

Among the charms of college boys,
II they may be classed as charms is
the quality of frankness. At n reeep-
tion given to one of the glee clubs the
other day an ingenious young fellow
expressed to a lady his surprise at
Kansas City. "Dou you know" he
said sweetly, I'VE are very much dis
appointed in the town. 1t is so much
nastier and dirtier than we expected. y
And the lady thought Of the trouble
she had undergone to make 1t pleasant
and cheerful for the young c~ollegians,
and she heaved n sigh and looked at
her watch, calculating the hours be-
fore her frank critic would get ont of
town.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

The navy department at Washington
has just completed n test of aluminium
as a material for ships boats, with the
object Of determining its ad~aptability
to naval uses. On account of its COM
paratively light weight its utility ON
ship board would be almost inestima-
BILE IL 1t were not for the fact that it
has been now shown to be easily sus-
ceptible to the corrosive action Of salt
water.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

The lamp wick does not burn so long
as there is oil on it. AS the oxygen
which reaches the wick is not sufficient
TO burn both the oil and the wick, the
oil, being most iniammoblc, is burned
leaving the wick merely charred. So
IL some highly oxidizable substance, as
alcoholic drink, Is taken into the sys-
tenn, 1t will be oxidized first, leaving
the proper food elements of the BODY
only ''charred'' or incompletely oxi-
lsunl
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

In India books have to be carefully
protected against insects. Often a tea
spoonful or two Of refined mineral nap
tina or benzine collas is poured into the
crevices of the binding and then tho
volume is ensconsed in n closely fitting
box. to be sprayed over after "A while
with the best kerosene oil. Another
way TO make u book, as far as possible,
insect proof, is to brush it over with n
saturated solution Of corrosive sub
liinate.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

I'm several European countries. includ.
ing France and Helglum, election . ara 81
ways held ON Sunday.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

The Hamburg Fremdcnblatt thinks
that the new magazine rifles will dc
away with cavalry in general engage.
ments, because every saddle could be
emptied In two minutes in q charge OF
less than q mile. 1t says that rs per
sent of the cavalry will be converted
into infantry and the majority of the
rest will become bicyclists.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

Acute madness and suicide most ire
1uentiy follow IN cases where people ars
deprived Of all fluid,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

The great hearth fire in the hall OF
Roby castle, England, Is said never 10
have been permitted to 20 out for GEN.
turies. That In Warwick castle will
burn . quarter ofa cord OF wood at
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

New Hampshire yields most Of the
mica produced in this country, and nc
great quantity at that. Mica always
maintains a good price, and second
hand furniture dealers in New York
sometimes make it q specially. Even
b%ric-a-brac dealers occasionally keep it.
and an eccentric member of that guild
rfothina a5,,Y GE.y 49, x;y,.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

The last time tho mail was carried
from Baltimore TO Wheeling by stage
coach was In 1853. The stages at that
time ~ open at the sides and In
front. and carried eleven passengers
with the driver. The national road
over which the coach travelled via Cum
berlaud. was projected by the govern.
ment In 1909. The average rate Of fare
wa q csntA . mile, and the trips were
made only IN the day time. The dis
tanoe was z72 miles and tho journey
lasted four days. One Of the great OBJ
structions 70 travel was the large
drovss Of cattle, sheep and hogs driven
iron western plains 70 casters markst&
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-19

He reviews the condition of the state in
situations and briefly refers to the conflict
between the board of regents and board OF
trustees, but makes no recommendation
to straighten the difficulty except q gen.
eral remark upon the evils of dual admin
istration and the success which the single
board of charities has attained as COM
pared with the trouble found by the two
boards of educational matters. He gives
a full account of the Freudenfeld failure
which the ex-treasurer returned and 81, 900
men, leaving a deficit OF a, 100 With is n
permanent loss.
The report Of the educational institu-
tion shows that Of the two years appro-
priation of S13s, SAL 40, 1855. 40 remains
unexp nded and the board of regents esti-
mates that 5000 additional will be sent
from the appropriations this year. The
total attendance ut these institutions was
051 In 1898 and last year increased to a57.
The board expects u further increase to
1000 during this year. The institutions
hold at the present time e3,005 ,005 OF real
estate and $72,010 Of personal property.
The educational agricultural college
draws from the state 81, 700 per year and
during the last W years has received
from the general government under the
moral law e87, 900 and under the Hatch
bill receives for the experimental station
el5,OO 0 per year. The state university has
been rebuilt by the citizens OF Clay county
at . cost Of $4,000 and the state officers
have refused IN any way TO obligate the
stNtsto pay the sape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

The gold standard people
are making great TO do over
fhe k-nxGeky convection hop
M thereby 70 stay the Tide 0f
ire silver sentiment which l.
s-eepIEg all over his country.
ard sonze of them even lay the
catering 1ncEiou to- their sguIs
that the wave has spent rs
force Just xaIt I'll the grand
old state u Mississippi an
nO11ees 10 The World her posi-
Ton On this great question and
YOu EiIl hear The r-zus5llng OF
use Of he greatest storms thai
rs ever heard and one that
iii sEssP from me face Of The
earth ali ths paay. helpless wind
breaks which have been set up
BY the -gDstsxes-;; and afte'
ILsr 5s5rix has been cleared sway
nothing viii reanain "a shos
that there Ezz ever any eppesi
tigr -~s w .gzansE shis mighty
and r@-isGis-s storm ccczeloneu
Sv the xr~-d ard siihshn--- .
sne usurserz-y o. ths East
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
Not i'm the Race.

Ii was great disappointment
to ms friends and admirers all
over the state when il Wis an
nounced that Hou- J. G. Long
street had Withdrawn FROM the
race TOR Lieutenalt-G0vs of
Mississippi ; fur 1t vas almost
conceded by everybody that he
would receive the nomination
when the State Convention
meets IN August
HIS reassrIs tor retiring from
The CANVASS are given In full.
fAir and patriotic manner. and.
although ms friends regret his
determination. they feel that he
Is the best Judge in the circum.
stances. and will submit 20 his
de- SION and viii hold him still
al that hIgf esteem which has
always been accorded him BY
all parties
We but voice the sentiment
OF OHr Whole community wher
Ne express the AOpe- and EN-
terrain the belief shaf she. time
xill sOon come when Jim Long
street will be hOuOred ssby the
people 6f this State ~ is b~eonr'
ing TO his high sT1aInmsnts and
splendid worth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
II. f. Matthew'S

The strength being daily de
velopei by our distinguished
sheriff and candidate for Rail
rylad Commissioner z. T. Mat
lheW>. = very gratifying Tea Ms
MANY friends and supporters
ihrOughous North Mississippi
To-day II appears from the
strength ne has that he VIII
surely be- the nominee of the
State Convention II the S.-lec-
ii"n 0f the commissioners -
let tS the respective districts
and tins evidently vii b- dome.
a. 1t = favored by nearly every
body IN the State except one
ar rvo Of the candidates. Eho
have combinations and alliances
with certain ether candidates.
and hone IN tins way IN Eir~
themselves IN and ap"n the peo-
pie of the state whether thgy
are chosen of their Immediate
constituents or not We hope
this matter will be- settled sairly
ny the convention and that each
district viii ne allowed tn name
its candidate for commissioner
as this IL certainly faIr and Just
IN At least the majority of the
people and candidates
To return 10 tie else Of Mr
9stThers. We dpSire ~ saw -
lis friends thai al that remains
nov 20 be done. II tor his friends
and supporters Z" get te,et1ieE
aud determine THAT our canti-
dIte shall receive Tie -Iap0rl
of all who favor clean AMI #
+ iciert administration ut the fu.
ties afthis Office, and that trades,
combinations and iugglery shall
not rhwarI the wishes of the
people. but THAT all things shall
he done in the interest nj. and
for the good Of. and by the PEG
pie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

Col. W. D. Holder. Of L4fly-
et-s county candidate for Audi
tor- = making a me race.
Northeast Hissi-sippi. where he
IS best known Is solid for him
he mas a laree following N the
Delta and a -eaeraI ssreRgt !
through Mississippi. He = Il
REan 1f she stF1etsst integrity
and pFobIty: Is honorable In all
tire name Implie@ y competent.
ami W0uld make nasisI officer.
The gaiy elective once Col.
Holder ever held was the
eighteen months ne served II
the Confederate Congress 4 Do
sltion which SIS unanimously
rendered him. after q beard 0i
physicians declared him unit
for duty. owing t1 the terrible
wounds received IN the battle
Of Gettysburg. Col. Holder 5
almost idolIzed by the soldiers
nj hrs old command all OF
whom are for him Ia a nan.
He vas colonel of the Seven
ieenth Mississippi. IBarksstale-
Humphreys old brigade of the
Army Of Northern Virginia He
Is ehivalr1e gentleman Of he
old seheo4. and u.akss friends
Of all With whom he comes IN
contact Leake. the only c0an.
" which mas declared for all
state officers instructed for Col
Holder DIV more than two votes
TO 0ne-IldiAn0ls IndeN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
Brains vs. Luck.

Every mechanic. says the
Sanitary Plumber can call to
mind certain men IN his parricu-
lar line OF business who seem
10 succeed with little effort In
undertakings where others fail.
This class sf men are usually
spoken Of by their friends as
being lHeky: rs having a4rgraI
talent. ~ being to the manner
born. etc None know the taI-
lacy of these popular szpposi-
tioas so we'll however As do the
successful men themselves The
CASES are rare where successful
men would not have been equal
" successful In lines other than
those they follow. because ener-
" l. the power that bridges
difficulties Brains are certainly
an important factor. and while
brains cannot be purchased
they can Be developed by study
and practice. bat with the lzrx-
est equipment oso,ai-- saccess
does not follow. unless there be
application industry. and ener.
y. On the other hand indus
Try ard energy offea 70 ar 60
supply deficiencies N talent and
brain power Probably the
highest compliment that can be
paid To q mechanic 10 to tell him
that ne performs difscult work
with ease bat no words appeal
80 little IS these 20 the ears of
men Who have spent hears N
accomplishing What the 4niaitsa-
-sed think requires bat = tew
nonens's application Of -nAfur.
al p tzlenr- Anert
can
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

IL 3 not an uncomHz0u sight
TO see fifteen or twenty mule OF
horse colts on our street any
Saturday or other day, when a
crowd Of Exrn8ers are attracted
To town This Is AN evidence OF
progress and shows that our
EArns~rs are paving attention "a
other money producing meth
eds besides cotton raising
Several years ago It was a rare
thing to see a colt In this eoun-
try bat everything Is Els5 chang
Ir- and the change l. fOE better.
Our farmers are fast learning
that q - lar better tn produce
everything they need at home
SRI depend on the north zad
west for nothing IL viii solve
the hard times probIem--Car.
roEltoa Conservative
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

The life blood of modern sasi-
mesa
Il @oney maker, getter and
saver
A fash Of inSornztiou to all
the people
L lever Il trade
The mIne that yields pure
gold IN iArge dividsnds-
The key note Vi prOgresss 10
the march tn success
The dealers sure road 10 sue,
c~ssA
\ mediums for she increase o.
business
That which Blooms the plaes
and eariehes she advertiser
L means Of comnsznicssIns
items OF interest 70 vide awake
people
An InrelligSns measure to In
telligenE people pronting send,
er and reeeiyer-
Personal and public benefits
axe derived from its jGdieious
application
A notice thar brings best re
Ezrns Tor the leaSr money
The CONVERSIONS of the Ten
PIE Of Fortune
me p@weT that STARTS ans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

A few weeks agu we re-pro-
dueed an article from the Mem
phis Seimitsw. giving the par
tlculars. n fstr AZ possible. of
the proposed railr"ad from
Pensacola tn Memphis This
line. a. originally projected
taps the 7. e. Road ut Oxford.
running direct ~ Memphis
This Rad i going to bc built.
but It i not altogether certain
that it Nill run through Oxford;
the probability = that II ~iil
not unless same steps 1rr-takrn
and s.,ms interest Is manifested
BY our citizens. showing \ dis
po-lEIon to at least encourage
the projectors # not tn assist
then.
Mater Valley y masking an
eFFors ~ get them tn "a through
at that point aud last week ap-
uoInIesi q committee ru confer
with tine proper persons with
reference sa this important rail
ruzd. The committee consist
5ng nj l. r. BiDEnt. q. d. Able
and J. q. Wilson will zn. or
ms gone te Memphis and If
there : not something done by
our citizens. shs rnad will be
ran. not thruueh Oxsorvf- but
belsw H. This zszy ar lzy not
be- 1t interest Ia oar citizens
but Il = high sIrae that some
thin. b. dome to leok InES the
aIztfrr-
Lss aslr cff-Eru- WGO are IN
rsrs-ssesI n 1hIs matter seg tn
.et..e- AMI determine shat
snail he d0ns- 4 auvshIng, IN
r,-frr~ucs- 20 tho latter
The slsEr 81 immigration y
farming g2F w1v TOW and II ne
expect Tn ct ANYTHING nat ~ IT,
Ne mu-z Stow more enterprise
and pEblir spIrlE than has here
-1fuFW characterized cur con-
muuIty- w Ao WIll take the
ssszd IN this natter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
Te Kentucky Conven-
tiau-

1nhoash the gold bugs all
own shr country, and even IN
Mississippi. proclaim that a
great victory WAS gained fur
their canss. by the declaration
of tho party in the state Con
vention az louisville. still down
deep IN their hearts they know
that there WIS M such victory
and that their cause has gained
nothing At all. The whole shIng
amunnts 70 TINS Mr. Carlisle
being . aember Of Mr. C,eve-
lan,rs cabinet. and an honors-sl
e,tizrn nj Inc State of Kentucky.
me people OF that state. not DE-
ssrTng that they stoHld be ac.
easei at Ingra5lrHde- ar ut being
an,lmladInl Uf the hunJr be-
slowed lpon oEe If her citiE-n-.
declared rtat Nr- CARLISLE as
entitled On. and was thereby
rendered -he congratulations of
the people Of EentlcE- for De-
lng ~ fortunate as to secure 4
position IN Mr. Cieveland's c.abI-
net r. would have been i gry-zt
mistake not to have 81 declared
The people in Mississippi kn"w
and understand hox Is Eas all
dune. having once gone through
4 similar experience. when the
great Lamar having gone roun-
TER io the express xii and N
slTTIc5Ion IT the people II his
State Eas still endorsed and
.pplsade,i by ihe people vh"n
he hsId dis0bryeL
A. to the action Of the Ken
lucky Convention aDSu the T.
nancial question. Il = Just ~
the New York World express
u. the silver men -s-~m tn have
gotten the oyster. EhEie thr
cnin men r1t the shell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

wher~sE&4 Nils Cr~=~ksr EzE3 E1FzsE-
h~Sn C-v,sker. ans wife. hv their
iced se srusr 91zes3 zh@ r-rh cav Of
Nav. 1871. and Sled for rss-s-r On
rk- T-sh &kv % June Essz- AID ~
Gur-sesf - the ce1sre sf she Clerk Of
the CAarsrwrv Coar1 n LsEfavetre
Counsr, Na~sn.sprs- N Ss-~sf es,ex
ar az 7skg~z No rs er-.<Ss- esyu-
v~y-sx the aEES3 a~r~1zxfssr gLess-iossi
30 Iohr l. DSzrz- =r's~es~- AMI 20 11s
sgocrcwrss1r.1 - se~u-~ - TIE LsgEz-
,a<yi Ervessmsrz Compazy. and Is
ASSIGNS sh.~ pav1<Es e certain
p-,rz as.ssrv r.sg~es N sad 6sesi Of
trust aess-Insss- xn1
Kn<rSsEs. IAf1EIz e-1z been zz.n6fas
n the payz<rs st sas3 noss= and
the xkrze rsrzkzn sa<z d1e az9 TX
+ Szklt= AL
Whereas. -ssss Dem k1< refused
10 ner as sxacA rrusss<.-. kzd the IN
S~rxi~Eed hEz been dEEy appointed
[ rs szsrce-s.or n. trustee under Ehe
terms Of sz53 ie-d a< trust
; Nox, therefore publsr H5sSrs =
hereby glven sh1s I, the gnsB<r-
slxz~d srnzree~ nc the res5z<ss OF the
IerzI hCsferS AID OwusrS q said
u,Csess And by vTrru-s Of the pow~rs
n ne vested sv Sid deed Of trust,
vii On
THURSDAY. rHH 18Th DAY OF
JTLYs fssss.
h~rwex1 the ho1r~ Of eleven oseloe 4
Am ard four O'Clock p-n-- proceed
10 sell 1E public v~1siue so the high
est ol<sdsr tUr cash NJ the from
door Of the Cours House of Lxfxy,
cite Co1nsv, Nfsshs~sppi. IN the ely
Of Oxford the following described
real estate. situate in the County oI
Lafayette and Ssars of Mississippi
ro-vlt-
} The >ssshwess quarter fsw o.
section EhIrry-tvo ess1, the south
half 10 ~ of section rwerry-u Ins
-; the east half Of the southeas'
quarter es = Of a of section
thirty Sd. AL IN township ten (t0l
of range txo eal west. To paw s;Ei<
Indebtedness and the cost Of exc
cutting this trust
An rghfs of 1pprsi=eueur- re
; deury{ion or homestead exemption
. are expressly wrived IN said dee,
cf Trust
Title = believed to be good out
viii sell and convey IL trustee only
CHARLES Z CLINE Trustee
\ Memphis, Tenn June =. fssssl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

Whereas. Miie@t rocker and ELIZA
beth Croker. his wIfs. bv their
deed Of Errzs= d1tevf May f7rh-
1851. and fled for record June
rTrh. 1854. ard recorvisd In tine ofzfee
Of the CIerk of the Chzrcerv Court
for lafayette county. Mississippi.
in deed book A4IIrr nj pages No III
er--eq. conveyed the lands hereInaf
ter described to John l. Dunn
Trustee. and "a his zF7ex~<crs so
secure to the Lombard Investment
Company, and 80 It's 1ssixus- the
payment OF n certain principal
bond and interest coupons IN said
deed OF trust described and
Whereas defzulE has been made
In the payunenE Of said bond and
interest coupons and the same re-
r,1fn past due and unpaid. and
wherSxs- said Dunn has refused
TO mt rs such trustee sFtd l. the
zndersixned- have been duly APP
pointed his SUCCESSOR Is trustee,
under the terms Of said deed Of
trust.
Wow, therefore, p1hEic notice 10
hereby gwen sh&s l. the under
signed trustee. mt the request Of the
legal hoIder and oNuer % said bond
and coupons, and by virtue OF the
powers and estate m me vested by
said deed Of trust and appointment.
viii on
THURSDAY. THE eth DAY OF
July, 1856.
betweer the hours Of eleven O'Clock
z-nz- and four O'Clock p-m-- proceed
TO sell AT public ve1fue, 60 the
highest bidder. for casa Mt the
fruur door Of the Court House Of
Lafayette County. Mississippi IN
rne ETY. Of Oxford. Ni~-issspps. the
soII0wIr- described E1nsf- situated
n the cUgzry % Lafayette and
State Of Nississlrui- so-wrz-
The southwest quarter sw OF
ssrsbou skErry-su0 Els sh~ south
naf - Of section sweEEy- uize
- the .ssuzh sweurv s-1f ARES
sf the east hAlt Of the southeast
quarter = 3. Of "a Of seerinu
tai-rv %, n - township ten 10
q rnzx- TWO = west IN pay said
Ers1eese6n<ss And TIE e,ase Of exc
ezzslzx this -rr-se.
An rrx-sz 1E Srcrai-e-ze1s. re-
9~1zrsRs- % hszrz@-gesd exerzpEi0u
ar~ expressly vzzved m ssEid deed
1e -russ
Tfrle 70 believed to hs god bus
WI s~G Ind eu-vSr % trustee Only.
CzAz-xs 9 CEESE- Trustee
N@nrnzs. Tenz-- JGz@ -. f-ssss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
PUBLIC Speaking.

The candidates for the various
SQUIRT offices will address, rhe
ae.ple of Lafayette county al
ne following times and places
PARIS. July l. Isa5.
Taylors. July
0r-w1od- July 3.
Clear Greek. July I.
Free springs. July ;.
College Hill. July 6.
A5beville. Jaly :.
Casuell. JIlv ..
Lafayette Springs. July Ia.
Dssss.-s- July IL.
TWla. july L.
Delay, July -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
A Card to the Public.

EDTYOR EAGLs-HavEng an
noanersI Hy czndiizcy fpr tine
Democratic nomination for the
legislature shruagfl yoar -col-
amnS- I respectfully nrTaesg
that y0H slIOW M the privilege
at adopting the szme medium
for announcing Uy WIThdraw4l
fruHn sire cunte=.s.
Tine reason .hich prompted
this acEEen. = ny conception nj
the zmoanE ri iaIraeSS wIth
ShIch an 0ffice striker shGuit
deal with EAr People N all
thIns~ pertaining E0 the "fice
io which IL aSpIrps- TIE pecu-
lar ioFre xlrh which this s-nss.
Of 14sy SgElAr-S me- = n th~ fact
shat the legislators are elected
fnF terra oil four years ami IN
der ao circumstance could /
be minced lu ask the good per-
pie 0f Lafayette In eIecE NE IN
an office when feel that nv
personal interest VIII necrssl.
tssEe NY moving away from the
county before the expiration Si
the tern ef Office 20 which /
hoped ~ he elected.
/ desire ~ acknowledge my
self profoundly grateful 1a
: .eHds for the lind and appre-
ciaIeI promises az support and
assurances that success awaited
ne had I remained n the race
feel that It Is but Justice IN
nv friends to make this an.
anHncemeHt nov. - they nav
az free ~ acs N dets ruIHing
their choice In the coming eIec-
ton.
Respectfully
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