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The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at jackson. Miss.
A nn.l % fStG

Land Office at jackson. Miss. I
April "a, 1896 !
Notics Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing settler has filed notice OF
his intention TO make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, aud that said proof
will be made before the Chaneery Clerk
OF Jones county at Ellisville Miss, on
June l3, 1896, viz. William J Callahan
Of Shelton, Miss. homestead number
23l10. for the northwest quarter Of
northeast quarter and northeast quarter
OF northwest quarter and northwest
quarter Of southeast quarter. section s
township 6 north range l3 wtst. adjoin-
ing farm to southwest quarter Of south
east quarter section S township 6 north
range Is west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz:
J. II. Williams. +. e. Smith. j. II
Sellers, J. p Dossett. all of Shelton;
Miss, RoBERT K. WILSON,
Register.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The Grcenyillc Democrat pub
lishes long list OF clippings ON
the Congressional question ia thip
district, complied from the follow
Ing papers:
Greenwood Enterprise, Ellisvillc
NEw Sourn, Ferry Headlight,
Quitman Quill, Yazoo Sentinel,
Grenadian and Clurksdale Banner.
what do such papers as these
know about the "paramount inter
est" OF the operflowed sectionr If
s,ssss ss... As.---- sirrs.h 'fd--s~s~rusuiz
trembling behind tho leyccs the,
would probably be less glib in deal.
ing with a subject they don't know
anything about. - Greenville Times
The Nrw Sourn, speaking foi
itself, admits that It does not know
a great deal about the "paramoun
interests or the ovcrflowed section
but Il does know that Judge Lon
gino knows AS much about II an,
would have as much weight and in
fluence in Congress as the Hon
I. c. Cetchings.
The New South., 1896-05-02
Best Family Medicine.

Mr., Q. N. Jones. Girad. Ala, says
May 10th 1895, II was suffering from
Catarrh IN the head and was cured BY
Kings Royal Cermetuer. We keen il
all the time, and believe that il is the
best family medicine there is on the
market today"
Garmetuer snits all ages IN the home.
IL Is so pleasant to take that all like
il.
Ii is so harmless that the tenderest
babe ard most delicate invalids are al
ways safe in using il.
II cures when all else fails. New
package, large bottles, lCS doses 81. For
sale by Il. j. Ward
The New South., 1896-05-02
The Tunica Independant SAYS.

The CcnqrcssionAl night is now on in
real earnest in Washington and Bolivar
counties, JUDGE Loneino's friends as
scrt that he win carry both counties
Col. Abbay, we are told, is now in the
lower portion ofthe district, and being
popular and good stunlper. 1t is more
than likely that he will provc for
mldablc rival One thins seems to be
certain, and that is that Alr. Catching.
has lest his rabbit foot, and that the
contest will be between l.onglno and
Abbay, either OF whom would reflect
credit on the district,
The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at jackson, Mss,
Maxcl II lSts,

Land ofiee at jackson, Miss
March IL, 1896. !
Notice is hereby given that The fol-
loving named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port ii his claim. and that said proof
viii be made before the circuit clerk OF
Jones county 1T Ellisville. Mss on
May ?. 1896. viz: Louisa j. Shows Of
Curtis Miss, homestead number 23i5S
for the east half OF southeast quarter
and southwest quarter of southeast
quarter aud southeast quarter Of south
west quarter section township6 north
RANGE - west
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation of. said land, viz:
John Slmrall, Berry. Parker, j. T.
Strickland, w. &. Melvin all Of Curtis,
Jones Co. Miss. RoBERT E.WILsoS.
Register
The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Jackson. Miss.
A ,,~,l 81 1909

April q, 1896. !
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Chancery
Clerk OF Jones county at Ellisville,
Miss, on JunE l3, 1896, viz: Elizabeth
Callahan of Shelton Miss. homestead
number 233l6 for the southeast quarter
of southwest quarter and northwest
quarter of southwest quarter section
township & north range l3 west. adjoin-
Ing farm to northeast quarter Of south
west quarter section s township 6 north
range l3 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation of. SAID land, viz,
j. H. Williams. Il. G. Smith. , H.
Sellers, j. Z. Dossett, all of Shelton,
Miss. KoBERT II. WILSON.
Register.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Gener Catchings has written
a letter which he says that II
nominatl on free silver plat
form, th he viii accept the nom
ination md obey the instructions
Of his coAstuents. Now this is mighty
clever In Thomas. but it does seem
that II would be rather stutifying
for him to vo.e against his "hon-
est convictions" and we are satis>
fled that Mr.. Cleveland would not
give Thomas his approval OF such
course.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Col. "Bill Morrison criticized
the administration with al the
freedom Of man who doesn't care
whether he looses his job or not,
when he said: 1T IL difficult to
keep up with the administration,
IL SO often moves on in-the direc-
tion OF the demands Of the thrifty
In finance.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The Washington county demos
cracv last week, adopted silver res
oluticns and appointed a silver del
egation to jackson, ard then turned
around and endorsed Catchings,
a golduug for congress. Their ac-
tion Is just about as consistent as
a republican ana populite fusion
or combine.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The State Democracy Was in
session this week si jackson. and
gave out no uncertain sound on
the money question. None but
free silver democrats were pnr on
guard, 10 attend the National Con.
veniion al Chicago ~ July next.
We viii publish proceedings next
week.
The New South., 1896-05-02

We have received the Baptist
Trumpet" published in the interest
OF the colored Baptist in east Miss.
issippi. IL Is published by colorsd
people altogether, and very credita-
bile 10 them.
The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at jackson, Miss.
k..1 ~ lone

tfhLa 0Ahtt Nv t2tN n rVbf "a iH1+
April "a 1896. !
Notice is hereby gwen that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make COMMITTED final
proof N support Of bis claim aud that
i' charrsry @ cIcrr q fore- corn,v a JsIl,s
Vile, Miss, on June 3, 1896. viz
james N Robertson. of Welch, Miss
homestead number 2!9I6 for the nortl
hall Of southeast quarterand northeas
quarter Of southwest qpyter and south
east quarter OF northwM quarter, see
tion 81 townships 8 north Of range 1
west.
He names the following witnesses Il
prove his continuous residence upor
aud cultivation of. said land. VIZ:
w. w. knight. i p Crawford. J r
Harrington, Of Wech post Office Miss.
Wm. Crawford. of Elllswlle, post offic,
Miss.
The New South., 1896-05-02

That national conference at
Washington to promote arbitration
Is good thing, az arbitration IL.
Nevertheless we gather from sever
al appropriation bills passed by
Congress that there is still suspi
cion that the days Of war have not
entirely passed.
The New South., 1896-05-02

DIR. +. s. West travelling fgen
OF Millsaps College. and khng
uished Methodist divine died VI hi
home in Jackson Miss. ON FNda'
OF last week. DR.. West was 1el
and favorably known through 6u
the length and breadth Of Misyss
ippi, His MANY friends wiz b
sad indeed TO hear uf bis deJh.
The New South., 1896-05-02
Hall Caine, the English author,

Hall Caine, the English author,
says the superiority Of American
women arises from their being
placed on a pedestal and worshipped
by American men. It's brick
houses to shingles that Hall can't
name anything more worthy of be-
ing put upon pedestal and bowed
down to than the average Ameri-
can woman. God bless her. and
help her TO maintain her superior
ity.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The formation OF a shovel trust
will make no decrease in the mum.
Der Of graves, political or other.
wise, dug this year, but " has ad-
ded 20 per cent. 10 the prico Of
shovels.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Congressman Money u MISSES
ippi and congressmen Hail Of Aio
both Democrats bad little ascrap''
in the Committee rsoms last week.
The lie was passed and both men
seemed willing to fight. Well,
Congfessmen have as much right
TO fight ss anybody else.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Republicanism and populism in
the southern states means anything
TO beat the democracy. This is
their first,the highest, and only
aim. When democrats every where
recognize this simple and prtient
fact. Othelio's occupation will he
gone Observation-Disclosures Post.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The Mckinley mon claim 3T6
out Of the 60i delegates who had
been chosen up to the 20th inst.
while the Reed men divide them as
follows; Mckinley 2li. Reed l2s.
Other candidates l9s, and doubt
full Ga.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Free silver republicans view
Mekinley's record on the financial
question with distrust. Secretary
Carlisle was free silver man about
the same time though he is some
distance from that "point of view"
just now.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Rev. A. j. Diaz Missionary OF
the Southern Baptist Convention
TO Cuba. who was recently arreat-
ed hy brute WeYlcr, Spanish Gems
eral Of Cuba has been released, but
lie Vanished from the Island.
The New South., 1896-05-02

II any one thinks that c. r.
Huntington threw away the money
he spent hiring congressional Job
byists HAY should read carefully
the Pacific Railroad bill which
has been favorahly reported to
both branches of Congress.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Senator PETERS opinion that
Congressman are paid their sala-
rles end ought not to object TO
staying in session all summer, IT
necessary to transact the peoples
bushes, does not seem TO be shar~
ed by many Of biz colleagues.
The New South., 1896-05-02

All Louisaaians ought TO be DIS
gusted with the "negro In politics"
In that State. The recent election
there, is sad commentary on ne
gro suffrage.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Tho IIattieshurg Gazette has
changed hands again and is now
under the management OF Mr.. S.
Il. Travis. We wish II much sue
cess "allec samco."
The New South., 1896-05-02
Avn rree.

Those 10 have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery NOW its value, aud those
VINO nave t, have now the opportuni-
" e n .ry Free. Call on the advertis-
- y aud get 4 Trial Bpitt5ts1f.irree. W r. e
fIunklcn Xfto., Chicago, aud get sam
Die box ot1 1Dr. Kings Now Life }Pilll
Free. us Nell as copy Of Guide t
Health anH Household instructor. FIR Q
An Of VIII ii is guaranteed TO do yo.
good and ost you nothing. For sa G =
City Druid 2Storc.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The new pistol law goes into cf>
feet May llth 1896. Now you
pistol toters 4 you are not very
certain that you are going to need
your little gun yoi had better leave
il at home.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The republican whose ,only de-
sire IL to support the man.who will
he nominated nv his party has no
easy job to pick him out just
now.
The New South., 1896-05-02

The average man thinks Diog.
enea fool for taking lantern TO
hunt for an honest man, when he
might have seen ono by looking in
the mirror.
The New South., 1896-05-02

There Is reason TO suspect that
number OF The slickest circulu-
tion editors have hccn employed
70 Juggls anic-conyentlon political
figures.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Mr.. Justin Denechaud, Of Dene-
chaud's Hotel, New Orleans. and
well know to the citizens Of Jack
son, has been elected TO the Louis
ana State Senate on the citizens
League ticket. His Mississippi
friends will he glad to hear Of the
honor conferred upon hlm.--r rlar-
ion Ledger.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Tho mnn who works hard nj ono
occnpation will In the end he better
of than he who goes prospecting
for hidden fortunes.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Leavcn Booth n colored man
died In covington county recently
at the age Of liz years,
The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Ufhce at Jackson Miss.
March 10 lSQf

March ~, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice of
his intention to make final proofin sup
port Of his claim aud that said proof be
mare before the clrcait clerk OF Jones
county at Ellisville Miss, on May 5.
1896. viz: Ollie o. Windham, Of Hat
tiesburn, Miss. homestead number 3d.
ss3, for the southwest quarter ofnorth-
cast quarter and west half cf southeast
quarter aud n5rtheast quarter Of south
east quarter dissection 6. township 6,
north range 13 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultva- ion oi said land. viz: w. j :.
Hood, w W. Hcod, Robert Windham>
.: Saelton Jcs = courty Miss. Olive
Gray. Of Haffi,sourr. Miss.
Ron. III r. WILSON REGISTER.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Senator Wnllhall says that there
should be but ono plank In the
Chicago platform "frce coinage of
ailynriat ~ to = We'll aid ..
The New South., 1896-05-02

Few people were snpprised by
The official Russian report dcclar.
ing the Of story Nnnscn's discovery
OF the North Pole have been a fake
The New South., 1896-05-02

The Grenada Sentimental puts
u correctly IN this lIttls couplet,
"Gold and starvation, Silver and
Salvation"
The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Jackson. Miss
aprl !, 1896. :
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named SETTLER has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and that said
proof w,ll be made before the Chance
ry CLERK of Jones county at EllisYille,
Miss, on May 30. 1896. viz Bob Lum-
sey, Of Shelton, Miss. homestead num-
ber $3.50 for the southwest quarter of
northeast quarter and northwest quar-
ter OF southeast quarter and north hall
OF southwest quarter, section 10 town
ship north range Ii west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Gus Grayson, Johnnie Rilc, Anison
Morgans Joel Rile, all Of Shelton.
Miss. RoBERT E, WILSON.
REGISTER.
The New South., 1896-05-02
Blood

Your nerves VIII be strong, snd your
sicep sound, swcct and refreshing.
Hoods safsaparllia makes pure blood.
That is why II cures 40 many disessea.
That II nhy 40 many Thousands take Il
60 cure disease, retain good health, pre-
vent sickness nud suffering. Hennfn Der
The New South., 1896-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Jackson. Miss,
March 10, 1896.
Notice is hereby gwen that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim, aud that said
proof will be Made before the circuit
clerk OF Jones county at EllIsville,
Miss, on May g. 1896, VIZ: Olive H..
Gray, formerly Olive IL. Chappell, of
HLkla, Miss. homestead number 233S3A
for the southwest quarter Of section
6, township &. north range IL west.
He names the following witnesses to.
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: W. j.
Hood. w: W. Hood; Robert Windhams
of Shelton, Jones county Miss. Dellie
0. Windham, of Hattiesburg. Miss.
ROBERT Il. WILSON. Register.
The New South., 1896-05-02

Four Presidential candidates In
the field will not cessarily make
the campaign square one.
The New South., 1896-05-02

~ prescribe castoria every day for children
who are suffering from constipation. with
better effect than receive from any other
combination Of drugs"
DR.. l.. o. MORGAN. South Amboy, ". J.
The New South., 1896-05-02

A mnn Who ie dcnominatcd in
his own State MS "the boss traitor
Of them ALL" cannot possibly hope
to carry thpt State; and the man
whom has own State does not see
nt 10 honor OF trust, n not the man
for President.--Clarion Ledger.
The New South., 1896-05-02
Pur re

Blood means sound health. With-purc,
rich. healthy blood. tbs stomach aud df-
gessisc organs will be vigorous, and there
will bo no dyHpcfniA. Khnnnatlafn and
Seufalein win ~ unknown. sorOfuIa ard
bait Khcnm will disappear. With puro
The New South., 1896-05-02
ron CONGRESS.


One house and lot containing
one ncre Of land adjoining the Mai.
Mimms place nj bargain, apply TO
tbe Ngw Sourn office for terms.
The New South., 1896-05-02
CnrIlsIes Ambition.

The Louisville journal
IL busy trying to bonst Mr.. Carlis-
le. II raves and rears, and screams
out bis many virtues, but the orae-
ular ufterancce fall on unappre.
ejative cars. The men OF KEN
fucky don't want any moro Of Mr..
Carlisle.
IL Is the wildest folly for him
nov 20 presume 20 the high Office
OF President. Under other cir.
cums;hnccs, IL would not have been
so. Were II not tbs fact that he
changed his financial views 20 suit
the incoming administration OF
Grover Cleveland, thereby hoping
for chance OF personal aggrnn-
dizcnent, ho would have In all
probability been an acceptable
candidate, and In line for the nom.
ination on the Democratic ticket,
but now, bis chances are very re-
mote.
lIc tries hard % forget the time
when be shouted "free silver" with
the loudest; he does not wish 10
recall the fact that ho voted for
the Bland free coinage bill land was
an ardent champion Of the cause.
Even his changing yicws might
bo ovcrlockcd--had be been honest
In go dolng--but even that cannot
be said OF him. And during the
Senatorial contest in Kentucky, he
bY merely giving the word TO few
Of his dcluded admirers could have
secured the election nf Blackburn
az Senator from Kentucky; yot
so grcnt wns his fear Of hi9 mas.
ter, Cleveland, that Carlisl( would
NOT any Tho word .sca!.s.. q, 0rsooth
The New South., 1896-05-02

The use Of castoria is so universal and lis
merits so well known that 1t seems work
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep castoria
within easy reach"
cARLos MARTYR. DID,, New York City
The New South., 1896-05-02
Castoria.

"castorin Is an excellent medicine for
children Mothers have repeatedly told me
Of its good effect upon their children"
DIR. G. C. osooop, Lowell, Mass.
The New South., 1896-05-02
III ood!s
arsaparilIa

I'il's ons rrus Blood I'aflner q I'er hottie
~, 49,, cafe Liver iiiii ra.y 70
HOODS Pills taas. easy " operate. 4e.
The New South., 1896-05-02

"For several years have recommended
castoria. and shall always continue to do
so as il has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN r. PARpEr, NJ. D., New York City.
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AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLE 2 VI
THE CODE OF PUBLIC GENERA
LAWS. TITLE GRIMES AND PuA,
IsHMENTs," SUBTITLE "HEALln
WORKSHOPS AND FACToRIEs
BY STRIKING OUT SECTION ID =
AND ENACTING THE FoLLoWlNs
TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION ~ :,
TO BE INSERTED IMMEDlAIh.s-i
AFTER THE HEADING, "s"S-A.
ING SYSTEM"
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the I gsls'TS.
Assembly of Maryland, That Ai'' IsEs
of the Code of Public Genera s,Jh
title Grimes and Punishmie15llsasc,, oriss,'
title "Health-WorEsh ana rr,aoSnSsd by
be and the same Is hereby sln md n
the striking out Of Section y ~ follows lows
enacting the same. to read as to Nlr Same
l49 A. If any individual or ooa! NJ sals
rate engaged in the manulae,sIIslv whereby
OF clothing or of any other ariiclss III III with
disease NAV be transmitted snHia, nm.
reasonable means Of knowledssst; .ss,ly Of
chase, contract or otherwise, un,-sarr,enis,
Indirectly, cause or permit an! .sssid t 10 Be
or such other articles as az. oi ,,,hos or ID
manufactured or made up, III s .hts-supon,
part, or any work to be done un s- Sn1der
within this state. and in place N he
circumstances involving dan lsi or sorpo-
public health. the said indivldu n,, Scourt Of
ra alton, upon conviction in any snsi no.
competent Jurisdiction, shall oe han Han ons
less than ten dollars or NOR rs,r Mn manu-
hundred dollars for each garL lnan
featured, made up or worked uP0s enacted,
Section 2. And be It furtnesf ,-ar1 the
That this act shall take eiiec' W.
date of its passage.
Approved April 4th, 1885; c.,s-nor.
LLOYD LOWNDES. 119ptI-cE.
WILLIAM CABELL pr senate.
President OF inc
SYDNEY z. MUD, ,.,syates.
Speaker of the House OF De'es4
We hereby certify that the "a a5V G!ssSsrsl
IS correct copy of an ACT 81 s January
Assembly of Maryland, passsu
session, 1896. ,ryrPRY.
Secretary Of the SeN''
NJ. NJ. HIGGlNs'1.lssa.es.
Chief Clerk of the House OF Delee--
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CHAPTER III.

AN ACT TO ADD AN ADDL a,, Tgs
SECTION TO ARTICLE q VI Aws
CODE OF PUBLIC GENERA, - Ms
ENTITLED GRIMES AND 1T ~, . 70
MENT," SUBTITLE HEAL, OF
COME IN AFTER SECTION
SAID ARTICLE. csnersl
Section l. Be it enacted by l tha follow.
Assembly of Maryland, Tha. Is - hereby
ing section be, and the SAM t coz
added to Article n of the Marylapia1 after
OF Public General Laws, 10 .ss,Si rs Sc
section Isl, and to be aesls aa''-
I5iA. And be it enacted, ina Thai 5iocbblns
prietors or owners of am re- iotons
or wholesale dry goods Shines whesS
millinery or any other Dusisf oI The put
any female help are employs .e m. he eapaseaiG.
pose of serving the public u . II provde =
of clerks or Salesladies, sna .s.,,rh fefnaiss
chair or stool for each oh5 .. dnrins sncsa
help or clerks, in order sha i...eiT- engage.
period as they are tot aSi,st they lns'
have an opportunity 10 resi-; That az Y.
Section y And be X enactssss,,sd 10 w
owner or proprietor as nleiS neglect Y
foregoing section who sne .l,.,.s Of SLY
obey or observe the proyis, ~ have coz,
section shall be consideiel Vshall, upo1
mItted a misdemeanor, ana s IN anaoal1s
conviction thereof, be lined IN ~; ~ exceed
not less than ten dollars an ana n, ne iirs: q
Ing one hundred dollars ioi ,,,-r,er or Ply
Tense. and in the event saH ~ ~ said see-
prietor shall continue to ,iisooey,i Inc st ths
lion he shall be subjecte1 I.e " Tor tvsls
rate OF one dollar a day 9sp his ssii en-
chair he fails to so furnish A'' ..s
p. Section a And be it enacted, i IN d is
Act shall take effect from .
passage -.
Approved April ID, 1885, s.oyernor
LLOYD LoWNpES' pyPgIjcE
WILLIAM CABELL, Pc ,te senate.
President OF ti''
SYDNEY z. NUDD; naieeates
Speaker OF the House Oh 49,.
We hereby certify that ne ~ he IGensr.si,
is a correct copy OF an Act Vsas al Jannals
Assembly OF Maryland, passS
Session.; 1895. -,,rpRY,
Secretary Of rs
III. NJ. ElGGlNst Dsisellft
Chief Clerk OF the House -
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COMPENSATION.

10. The sheriffs in the several counties
shall, respectively, be allowed the sum
CT twelve dollars C12) for each election
held in their county for the performance
of the duties therein required, to be levied
as other county charges; provided, that
when two or more elections are to be held
on the same day the sheriff shall not be
allowed more than twelve dollars for such
elections. All judges, whether acting as
such or sitting as officers of registration.
and clerks of election shall be allowed
and paid three dollars day, fractions of
a day shall be allowed for at the rate of
thirty cents an hour. Each judge and clerk
of election who has performed all the
duties and services required of him by
this Article shall be allowed pay for his
time. as above provided. When any Judge
or clerk does not perform all the services
required BY this article. then such Board
OF Supervisors of Elections shall audit his
time and allow him compensation only
for the time during which he has ac-
tually served.
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Commissioners. whose duty 1t shall be to
file and preserve the same. Such stare
ments shall contain the total number OF
votes in the ballot-box and the number OF
votes found therein for. each and every
candidate, and any person applying may
inspect the same.
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REPRESENTATIVES IN coNeREss

49,. Elections of Representative. oe 49,
state in the Congress of the United Stst ms
shall be held on the Tuesday next ~ :
first Monday IN the month of Noven,hh.s.Sr
eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and 49,
ing place every second year therea fts 20 n
14s- II vacancy should occur bv dsoth
resignation or otherwise at such 4 nerSosl