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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
ANCIENT LETTER
Written to Tell Of Jackson's Victory
at.New Orleans.

"Uncle James Compton," the
veteran of many cmpaigns, who has
been voting right for half century,
paid The Journal office visit yester-
day. He is strong in the faith as
ever and expects to vote for McKinly
next November and to see him elect
ed. He is full of interesting re.
miniscences, and has habit of COL
lectlng old papers, books and letters.
He showed yesterday letter written
by A, McCampbell, of Knox
vile, to John Blair, who was then
attending schoo at MarYville, dated
January a6th., 1914.
The writer told of news just re-
ceived Of the battle of New Orleans
and Gen. Jackson's great victory over
the British invaders. The event was
being celebrated in fitting style onth .
day the letter was written, the writer
adding postscript to say that "the
shooting has begun" from which it is
inferred that the victory of Jacks son
was being celebrated by firing cannon.
The writer was of the opinion that
Jackson had "mmortalized himself"
Journal
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
NfISER.

The health of this community
very good at this writing.
We has q nice rain Sunday eve
ming which was badly needed.
r. A. Smith and sister Miss Alice
left for Athens Monday where they
will enter school.
Mrs. j. p. Griffitts and family
who have been visiting friends and
relatives at this place for the last
week or two returned to her home
in Knoxville Sunday evening.
Miss Minnie Mahoney of Sweet
water visited friends and relatives
near here last week.
j. H. Key of near Miser left for
White Rock, Texas few days
ago.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
CONGRESSMAN GIBSON.
Addresses the Mckinley and Ho-
bart Club Of Maryville.

Congressman Gibson addressed the
Mckinley and Hobart Club of Mary
vile Thursday night of last week at
the.Court House. The large court
room was packed full, there being a
large number of ladies present.
The Judge made splendid speech
which cleared the fog away from the
money question and other issues now
before the people. He paid glowing
tribute to our standa,d bearer, VIM.
Mckinley, which was loudly APP
plauded.
Mr.. Gibson said that four years ago
the democratic party had said that
free silver was bad thing, but this
year the Chicago aggregation said it
was a good thing and we must have
it. He showed the effects that cheap
money would produce and that the
working man would be the first one
to suffer.
He then took up the so,called
|tcrime of 10" and showed that the
republican party had always been the
friend of silver and proposed to keep
1t in circulation as money, but one
dollar must Ebe worth one hundred
cents in gold.
He showed by the treasury reports
that the total amount coined since
1892 up to February IL, 1898 was
S8,o3I,23I; between 1873 and 1879
SIS, o65, o24 in trade dollar was coin
ed; from 1873 to June 80, 1S96,S43o,.
700, o4I in the standard silver dollars
have been coined-more than s.
times as much coined in the last rs
years as IN sill OF the 81 years prior to
1873. Jefferson in 1906 stopped the
coinage of silver dollars entirely, and
it was not resumed until 1884. Look
at the fguces and see who is the
friend of silver and sound money.
He showed conclusively that nc
one would be benefited by a free
coinage law but the silver mine
owners WHO composed about twenty
seven persons representing ovel
5000, 100000 in silver mines.
The speaker was warmly cheeree
and applauded during his speech.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Tom Mcconnell, connected with
the Demociat for the past three years,
leaves on Monday for Maryville,
Tenn, where he will enter the Pres
byterian college. Mr.. Mcconnell is
graduate Of Wilmington high school
and has made an excellent selection
of school in which to complete his
education. Wellington (O.) Repub-
lean.
The many friends Of K. d. Ander
son, of near Wellsville, sympathize
with him in his bereavment. h July 10
his son, George w., a young man
about twenty-five years old, died of
consumtion. He was confined to his
bed month, but a bright christian
experience kept him happy and he
died with praises on his lips. Then
August u4th the wife and mother
died of the same disease. She had
been confined to her bed for two
months. Everybody speaks of the
pure, christian life of Mildred Ander.
son. She, too, left a bright testi
nOony of the truth Of the Christian
religion.
Mrs. Euphemia Jane Anderson
died Saturday and was buried Sun
day morning at Mt Tabor, Rev. F. E
Moore and Prof. Wilson conductin.
the funeral services. She was borr
Jaly II, 1876 and was past So year
Of age. Her maiden name wa
Houston. She was married Oct nth
1896 to w. I'll. Anderson and wa
the mother Of ten children, five o
whom are still living. She became
Christian when quite young and ha
been member Of the Mt. Tabo
church since its organization. Sh
was highly esteemed by all and a YER
large number Of her friends gathere,
at the funeral.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Oct. nth. DR.. Wells is regularly
ordained minister and an evangelist of
wide experience. He is a College
and Seminary graduate and his treat
ment of doctrinal questions has made
his services particularly attractive to
men. Further notice of these service
will be given later.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
The Cold WaVe.> z.>

May not come for months yet but low prices have store
We offer better bargains than We will not be
dersod by anybody We offer 6 inch Zinc Trunks with Tray for $780,
All trunks cheap proportion inch Red Table Cloth zoe
yard Double width wooden dress goods 1Oc yard All wool
coo inches wide 25c yard White Table Lnn so inches wide
Ladies Button Shoes at % Gents fine Shoes Lace and
Congaess ST. Regular % Tap Sole Pow Shoes for ST. We can't be
beat dishes and glassware crooks and and coffee Shoes
kind Ladies Sailor hats The chuck full
bargains Come and that tell the facts and do what adj
veise.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
GOSSIP AND CHAT

There will be trouble in the camp.
You should go and see the result.
Will Everett, Jr., is getting better.
We publish some articles on good
roads in this issue.
There will be fun at Columbian
Hall Friday night.
The ladies will find some interest
ing reading in this issue.
George, the infant son of Rev. G
w. Jackson, is quite sick.
]. H. Blankinship and wife are at
Montvate Springs. Seminal.
"Pytnianism Exposed at Colum-
bian Hall Friday night.
w. C. Chumlea has been indls-
posed few days the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Year
out, Saturday, week, a son.
Good fresh turnip seed foc Fall and
Winter in any quantity at G. A.
Toole's.
Our farmers will find some interest.
ng reading under the head of cereals
md fibers.
, We will take few apples on sub
eription. We want them to be good
" apples.
The Jackson House is being clean
cd and re-papered. Geo. Coy took
charge this week.
Just received at George & Mont
goaery, large assortment of Lamps,
Stationary and etc.
Go to w. A. Lane & Co., for a
ful] line of collins and Baskets. Or
ders filled day and night.
George &, Montgomery have the
largest & most complete line of Lamps
and Stationary in town.
For Jellico or Coal Creek coal, call
ON w. ]. Hufstetle- or leave orders
at w. A. Lane, & Co.
Miss Minnie Swap, of Maryville, is
making her home with A. 20 Reohl
and family now. -Seatinal.
Would like to trade horse, buggy
and harness as part payment on a
house end lot. r. Sexton.
Camp meeting commences at Car.
penters Camp Ground the u1th of
September. Everybody invited.
The following were lioensedto wed
Frank Black and Carrie Pearson;
Isaac Russell and Francis Breeder.
HI. W.. Hackney and Co. at the
Parham mills, are selling the best
grade Off -four at $2.oo per hundred.
Mrs. Gerald Stuart, Of Knoxville,
is here visiting Miss Johnnie Gates,
Mr.. Stuart is the deputy Supreme
Court Clerk.
The electric light company have
almost completed putting in their
new polls. They are now working
on the college line.
There will be an old Harp Staging
at Pleasant HILL Saturday night the
18th by Ben Jemes and J. Houser,
September Nv. H. Lawson.
There will be Box supper al
Tabor Saturday night September 5th.
proceeds to go towards establishing a
school library. All are invited.
The Telephone Company has put
its college line along the old Cade's
Cove road. This take the entire line
off the electric light polls and puts it
on sound, new polls.
w. A. Lane, has built a double
poarch nearly all the way around the
Central House. This adds very much
to the convenience and looks of the
house.
III. Powell, the eloquent Ken
tuckian, will deliver his famous, side
splitting lecture Friday night. He i.
the equal of Bob Taylor say all who
hear him.
Joseph Mckinley killed rattle
snake on Crooked Creek last week
This Is the first rattle snake evel
seen in this neighbolhood. TINS one
had nine rattles and button.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
Oats for Sale.

Four hundred bu. fall sown winter
oatsfor sale. Dry and in good
order. w. Y. c. Hannum.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Prof. Leroy Warfel is building a
nice dwelling in South Maryville.
The professor will be at the Friends
School this year in charge Of the
business department.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
TESTIMONIAL.
Nebo, KY, April 20, %


Strive have been using one OIL
Chambers Kitchen cabinets for about
two years and think it is the best
thing of the kind we eier saw. My
wife says she would not give it up for
three times what it cost US. We don't
see how we did without it as long as
we. did. 1t will please anyone that
will use it. The longer they use it,
the better they will like it. 1t is well
worth the money,
Respectfully,
J. a. Hoffman.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
CASToRIA.
''; Il; 'ZzH2zw ~! ~
A KITCHEN CABINET.
Maryville Mans Patent Ladies'
should see 1t.

Maryvllle Mans Patent. Ladies'
should see 1t,
t. R. Chambers, of our town, has
a kitchen cabinet patented which is
one of the handiest things for the kit
chen ever yet produced He has
one on exhibition at j. H. Bright,s
Racket Store and every lady should
go see it and then you will never see
how you can get along without one.
The Chambers, Kitchen Cabinet is
time and step saver. Every family
should be supplied with one as they
are SO convenient. They are made
so that no flies, bugs, or dust can get
into the meal and flour. 1t has
dough board made of wood or mar
Bile that slides on gibbs over the bins
which is very handy always at the
right place and just the right height
for working and kneeding the dough
and it takes the place of the kitchen
table. 1t also has four drawers locat-
ed between the meal and -four bins;
the uppermost drawer has six COM
partments for pepper, spice, nut meg,
ginger, cinnamon and cloves; end.
drawer has three compartments for
salt, soda and baking powders; grid.
drawer has two compartments for the
tea and coffee or green and brown
coffee; the 4th. drawer is a large
drawer for sugar, will hold 20 or IS
lbs.
The following is testimonial from
one who has used one Of the cabinets
and you will be just as enthusiastic if
you use one awhile.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
FoR ASSEMBLY.

To ruR REPUBLICANS OF SNYDER coUSIN ;--ino Il,o
18th OF February has been selected as uhG ,tt W.
for nominating a ticket that Is TO be suonlt,eu
10 the people in November next. AMONG , .ne M
nortant and responsible positions 10 De hlieu Us
ftbat OF Member OF the House OF Representatives
THE legislative branch has always neeh regnrd gir
ed as the Keystone In the arch Oi STATE anu reu
eral government and the people should alWhSs
guard with a Jealous eye this bulwark oi thel,
liberties. No man who does not place tIe go1n ou
of the public above the selfish ambition or gain
of the few should be permitted 10 so anyWneie
in any representative capacity ~ NE MO
ana extortioners deserves 10 be repudiated ht
the st Opportunity On the ether e sse sees s
Worthy OF the kind consideration OF his fellow
citizens. The people OF Snyder county 'n.rusuec
their interests into my hands during sio ses'
sions OF the legislature OF 1879
10 say whether or notthe 'olt - -
ed. submit my candidacy for renoInIaatlon 70
the legislature TO the judgment OF an lnlelligen'
constituency, most cordially solicit the sup
port OF all Republicans at the coming Primary
CHAS. W. HERMAN,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06

, {vss- erevllr-tpepurea. uNysfas as q cendine
80. t...s.-7 -. -
,or STATE senator az the next Republican Prl-
nary Election. have heretofore had the non
or M renresenting snyder county Ia the State
legislature and the record o. my course there
ml1y shows that In all my actions have lhvarl-
ably consulted the interest OF my people ~ ~
shown in all the legislation that passed Wn,ic nue.
was member. on all school laws, road laws
nsh laws and in short was the main orgah,,aer ,,,
and true supporter who brought about the inW
That cave the children OF our ColnnohWealIil
free text books I'm our common Schools. ! WIS VIZ
"A faithful supporter OF the law that SaIu rCI,gl
10 the farmer by increasing the school apploprI'
alton from two millions TO fVe lnlilons-'ne ~, w
propriatlon that the people are to-Iay rhIoA'n 'ng
have been a warm friend OF the soldier hot on
iy by word but also IN any capacity Wlhln NY
power Ifthrough your aid as vo,eIs aiil ai,, ac
Corded this the nomination and election as sen,
otor Tor this district, | promise yOn lallhiul
discharge OF the duties devolvlng upon
sneciaI reference To the interests n1 ShSdeI
county-Trustlng that you may feel lustllleI, u,
casting your ballot for me- aS Wen "S S nbie ~
command, remain 49,. ---..,.,
E.W. TOOL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
Sale Register

Notices OF sale will be inserted free under
this heading when the sale bills are printed at
this once. when the bills are not printed at
this once so cents VIII be charged. Persons ex
pecting TO have sale should select date and
have IL inserted In this column.
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2 miles South of New Rer.
lin Geo. W. snyder Will sell Horses, four
Cows and farming implements.
Thursday Feb. 90, 1896. IA miles y. w. OF New
Berlin Newton Wetzei win sell Q horses, 8
head OF cattle and Household Goods
Tuesday. March srd 1893, iour miles North Of AZ
amsburg and one mile and one-half West
OF Troxelvllle, David l. Middeswarth Will
sell FIVE horses, . Cows and Farming I'm
plcmcnts.
Friday. Mar 9th, 1895, 3S miles East Of Troxel.
vile, John Spade VIII sell horses, cows
and Farming implements.
saturday, March I. isgG, ~ miles South of Frc-
mont, Napoleon BrOsius and PcrCival Wi.
low VIII sell Horses, Cows and Farming
Implements.
Tuesday. Mar. 10Th, 1896. three miles East OF
TrOXclville on the road leading 10 Middle
hurgh, Chas. 4. FlsS will sell One Mare,
Two Mules ana Farming Implements.
Tuesday, MAI. 18th. In Centre Township, 3k
miles North OF Middlehurgh, sam. Brun-
Farming Implements
Wednesday. March 18th. one mile West OF Mid
dleburgh. Jesse MOyer viii sell fiye hOis
4cOws head Of yong cattle and Farming
implements.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06

u EGlsTER'S NOTICES.-Notice IL hereby CIV
iecn that the following named persons have
f!ed their Administrators, Guardian. and Ex-
ecut0rs' accounts In the Registers once Of Sny.
der County. and the same VIII be- presented for
confirmation ana allowance AT the Court House
IN Mlddlcburgh. Monday, Feb ~, 1898.
The first and final account OF Ada V. Bolig. ad
mIplstratrx OF the Estate Of How ard j. Bolig late
OF Franklin Twp. decd
First and final account OF VIM. Mlddleswarth
adminisi rator OF the Estate OF Harriet Middles
warth late OF Beaver TWP, deceased.
The account OF VIM. II. Wetzel and Harvey
Aurand, Executors Of the Estate OF ELIAS AuranC
late OF Penn TWP. deceased.
First and inal account OF Marie NJ. Hummel
ct al. widow and heirs OF Conrad Hummel
| decd who was guardian OF EfIie Minnie Frees, ,
| minor grand-child Of Michael w. Beaver decd.
First and final account OF John W. Teats. Ex
ecutor OF the Estate OF Levi NJ. Teats. late OF W
Perry Twp. deceased.
First and final account OF ID. Banks Wetzel, on,
| of the Executors OF the estate OF Samuel Wetzel
| late OF Beaver now Spring. Twp. deceased.
| First and final account OF Robert Mddles
varth and WIN. IL. Ewing. administrators OF tn
| Estate OF Sophia Middleswarth, late OF SprinI
| Township, deceased
| First and final account OF Lille 4. Manbeck
| administrative OF the Estate OF Il. q. Manbeck
| late OF West Beaver Twp, deceased.
| q. NJ. sHINDEL.
Middleburg. Pa, Jan. ~. &c. Register
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06

Our people are growing more and
more ia the haoit Of looking To all
druggists for the latest and best OF
everything ia the drug line. They
sell Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
famous for its cures of bad colds
Group and wh"oping cough. When
ia need of such u mcdicin" give thi'
remedy II trial and You will be moe
than pleased with the result.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
A CURABLE DISEASE.
Chr0Uic C0turrh IS Pronounced
C,r,6le iy Ur. Hartman.

There are an almost countless
number Of remedies said TO cure
chronic catairh. The most of these
are of no usc whatever, and many
worse than useless, being actually
harmful. 4 few are successful i'll II
small number of cases-those which
are very slight and easily curablc-
cases which might almost get well
by simply taking core not to catch
cold again. But of all This vast
multitude Of medicines it can not be
said that there are more than two
or three which are actually specifies,
and without doubt the most reliable
is Pe.ru.na. 1t always cures when
it Is faithfully and conscientiously
used. 1t not only cures catarrh of
the head and throat, but catarrh of
stomach, liver, bowels, lungs, bron-
chial tubes, kidneys, and i'll fact any
of the organs of the human body.
4 III is lnueed dreadful case OF ca.
tarrh, wherever located, that Peru
ma can not cure, or at least greatly
help. 1t may be procured at MI the
drug stores, and it should be Giver
a faithful trial by those who have
tried in vain elsewhere to get relief
A book on catarrh and catarrha
diseases of Ga instructively illustrat
ed pages will be sent free to any ad
dress by The Pe.ru.na Drug Manu-
featuring Company of Columbus
Ohio.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
4 Great Triumph.

Instant relief experienced and a permanent
cure by the most speedy ANA greatest remedy In
the wOrld-Ottos cure for Lung and Throat dis
eases. why viii you continue 10 lrritatc your
throat ana lungs with that terrible hacking
cough when W. II, Herman. TrONcNillc, Pa,
sole agent viii furnish you "a free sample bottle
of this great guaranteed remedy ltS success
Is simp- wonderful rs your druggist VIII tell
you. OttO's cure Is now sold IN every town and
village on this continent. Sample free. Large
bottles soc and 25c.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
DIR. David KENNEDY'S
FAv0RITE REMEDY

Although uishcuri !. on July I, 1873,
he bought bottl o., IT, and within n
mon IL he'd expert ,ced beneficial re.
suits. aud before lac had finished the
third bottle, the gravel was complete.
Is dissolved and his III criugs ut an
end
Mr.. Npill feels that he owes n lasting
debt ot gratitude to DR.. keunedy's
Favorite Remedy aud for disorders Of
the bladder aud urinary organs, says
"it will effect cure IL one be possible.
Favorite Remedy is prescribed with
uufailing success for rheumatism,
dyspepsia and nerve troubles in which
it has cured many that wete consid
cred beyond the aid of medicine. All
druggists, 81.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
REAL ESTATE At
SALE !

Tho Undersigned Attorney ln Fact 10. the heirs
NJ Hon. s. ! Nddlr-Wlrth viii sen at Public
cor l'riyuir sale In N"dycrtpWu uA SATURDAY.
Feb. ri lNll. All that certain > story Frame
situate on the corner ui trutrc aud Market SITS,
40 BcJycrtowu lot So. 52. ijN3' feet with frame
Htrhrn attached, good stable ana ail necessary
DIitUildlug-. good well OF water near the prcui-
l-rS, lot being G1yl1O feet. (rhc premises for
Wcriy being known as the hotCl stand Of Geo. 4.
Smitn) Tuc premises Is centrally located in
HcavcrtOwn ana suitable for Dwelling, store a
Hotel stand. Terms, 2Dpcr cent. down. .onc-half
Of balance on April /, next when decd ani per-
mission will be given aud the balance ON Aprli
lst. 1877 with Interest frow Aqru - t-qF - Ne
secured by judgment bond on Mortgage.
JOSEPH MIDDLESWAkrH
Attorney I'm Pact sc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06
Gravel Cured
philadelphia. Penn, Itcm.)

A healthier. beartier, happier man
than John j. Neill, OF 2437 North
Eighth street, Philadelphia, could not
lie found IN u days search. The fact
that he Is still alive Is a constant won
der to his friends.
In the fall Of 1889 he began to suffer
indescribable miseries from stone in
the bladder. Consulting on eminent
physician iu Philadelphia he was told
that a surgical operation was peces-
sary. So mnch did he drcnd the re-
suit for II unsuccessiu 1t lueuut death.
that lie put oil the evil day as long az
possible. While in this frame of mind,
he heard of
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06

I'm pn.r.--llaying been iIonorCd by the lieDuh-
,,pt i,p 0f SNYDER county with the nomination Tor
i,atn senator In 1899, for which ! am very
,."',tuu and having used every honorable means
L, ,bc district conferences lasting nNc weeks
'Si beiur the longest and hardest loughl con-
tcst over In own I'm our senatorial district. ~
isst concecding 10 the claims OF Norlhumbtr,
Hand county which were nrst Nurthunnrrhhu
,orrtv never had nomination In the district.
sccnnd THAT northumberland county pp'lS more
Vcoubiicnn votes than Union ana Snyder To-
,.otbpr And realizing the TACT, th0i n noinnn'
,on r,itst lp made soon. or the chances or tno
,ri'nie Il. i.trlct would be ioOpardlNd ana ~ the
"i,ir. nf friends and representative Republicans
y" ydrr county who attended the conferences,
and also from Republicans irun all parts Ol me
connty who knew the situation. ] Instructed
nv CoufprceS to vote for our present senator, (,
tbp Hon. WIN. II. lIaCkenburg. whlch Wouiu
hiring our county In line for the dlStrlcJ nolhlhH'
lion In iSg6 The time is Approaching wnen lhc
penublicaus of snyder county VIII De callcd on
i"nakn another nomination. and knowing me
tsrt that Union and northumberland counties
have each becn honored, and each by the con
ferees OF Snyd r county. IL IS quite natural 20
srppose snyder cOunty's choice sh0uu get thv
urict nomination, never haVlhg hearu ol my
Eproval of my course In ls'e Out on 'he o. u,
Ihand having been colnmehdeu. Moulu
bectfully ask the Republicans OF snyder Co
Hye me n second nomination, subject 10 jhe
E6nour party, and II elected VIII use every
bayor 10 soryc my constituents 10 the OeS'
nv aHlity. Respectfully Submitted.
r. ED. NJ. HUMMEL.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-06

EDITOR POST: AS Monroe has not been rep,
rasented In q County oflice for long time. ana
hejn1 one of the heaviest taXpaying districts In
the County and entitled 20 share OF the patron
age. respectfully present my name as a candl-
date for nomination 10 the once oi Snep,, sun, y
Primaries. soliciting the support OF the consul
tuents o; the Grand Old Party. .,..u.
am very Respectfully,
P.SCOTsT RITTER.