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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

! Resolution InstructinE the Eleven Dele
f-ntc. From That CItv for HIM.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 26.-Srecial.
The Republicans OF Petersburg held q
convention 40 the courthouse last night
and elected The following delegates 10 me
district congressional convention. 10 be
held at Farmville next month:
Julius IIcbcrt. Jr Robert McCandhsh'
Iicee Clark. =. a. G.. stevens George IL.
Dabncv. ana Pleasant Goodwin. The four
l4e.-namcd are coiored. Delegates at
large General su3h Boiling. Colonel
James -. Brady. II. G.. Wilson Asa
Rogers. and shadrach Cooley (coiored).
T'hc following resolution was adopted:
Resolved That the delegates elected by
thig convention Doe instructed 20 cast the
eleven votes of Che city Of petersburg at
fine Farmyiilc convention for Colonel
James y. Brady for representative III
the Fifty-hfth Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

FLINT HILL, May 6.-SpeciaL-At the
primary held at this place Saturday, a
solid Turner delegation was elected 10
Congressional convention. Two delegates
10 State convention. both Of whom favor
sound money, though they 80 unpledged
and uminstructed. The sentiment Of
this district is for sound money though
there are some advocates OF free silver
Late reports give Turner fifteen dele
gates out Of twcnty-One from this county.
and eight out Of twelve for sound money
10 the State convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
KING IFILLIIU DEMOCRATS
EmphaticaIy for Free Silver and the Uni
Rule.


LESTER MANOR VA. May 2G.-Spe-
cial The Democrats Of King William
county. in mass-meetine at King vii
liam Courthouse today. elected the fol-
lowins delegates 20 the Stauuton conycn-
tion. r. 20. Euhank. h. l.. McGcorge.
Lewis Croxton. g.. u Burke. WILLIAM
Gary Isaac Dicks AMI Hon. ROGER Greg
DRY as delesate-at-larec.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
Resolved. That he delegates from King
William county 20 tlc stanton couvcn-
tiOn bo and they are hereby instructed
10 vote for The free and unlimited coinage
OF silver and gold at thc ratio Of l6 90
!, rcrartiees of the action of any for
oign power. and they are further instruct
Cd 10 vote for the unit rule. and TO- this
end they take firm unyiclding and
aggressive stand. first. last. and an the
time. resolved thar The dDieratoN-prescnt
cast the vote of the entire seven dele
gates from ttis county. chat We fully enc
dorsc tine course of our senior senator
John ". Daniel ON the silver question:
that we heartily unite with tie New
Kent Democrats in recommending Judge
Rog,. Gregory. 81 this county. as "a dole
gate 10 Chicago from this Third Congress
sional district OF Virginia and instruct
our delegates 10 use an honorable means
70 secure his election.
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TO obtain slate 10 have II crushed bv
machinery and made Into brick, IL Dclns
claimed that brick OF fine quality can be
made from slate dust
Mrs. J. II. Clark. OF Bedford City who
has been spending some time at Gravel
mn on a visit TO her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. II. y. Boatwright, accompanied ny
her sister. Miss Mary BonrHright. left
"A few days ago FOR her home. In Bedford
city.
Tho second quarterly conference for this
circuit was in session to-day az Dunn
chapel. near Arvonia. The presiding elder,
Rev. j. II. Rlddick. Of Farmviiic and
fnmily are I'm sore bereavement, having
lust suffered the Joss by death OF
daughter in Richmond. and another daugh-
ter at last accounts. was very III in
Farmyllc
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FOWLE WILL NOT STAND.
SENATOR'S MANN IAD MARTIN
OPPOsE ms cONFIRMiTTON.
Congress VIII Adjourn by the Tenth OF
June-A Virginia Postal Clerk
Made Inspector.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May @.-sDe-
clai THE Senate Finance Committee ps-
cldo,t unanimously to-day 10 report az
verselv the nomination 81 W. II. foN'
- h.. collector OF the sixth aiatfic1
succeed General Fitzhugh Lee .r,
rbfs decision was the result OF 20
,oto+ eeforfs ~ the two Virginia senators
who protested TO the committee
Mr.. Fowle's confirmation ...,..., If
II was stated in these a'sp''''.'s ~,
the time of Mr. Fowle's nohii ,.'" '.'.,
he would DE opposed py Do,'. ',.. .,,,-
tors. so that to-day's acton 10y Wy
,nitfeo shouid occasion 40 surprise.
Both Senators Martin and bani.l o.
iect 10 Mr. Fowle Ou thc gfo|N' '''--
he Is iuc0mpetout such othel i'"
as they may have FOR opposing nm ''''s
have not stated. Go
There seems little doubt that me SEN
ate will act Immediately upon t"e W.
of the committee FOR the reason iA't "a
the nomination goes over without ae''o.''
the President viii be az liberty 20
appoint Mr.. Fowlc after aal1lrniAe"''
and he would then serve unrl DIS 3N0-
cessor had been appointed.
WHAT WILL THE PRESIDENT DOT
Although "a bitter partisan d.. u-sion -
now I'm progress in both houses Ut Con-
qress IL is now generally believed ina.
Congress viii adjourn by toe l,h OK
June at the latest.
Doubt as 90 what che President viii DO
with the river and harhor bin is causing
the members of both houses to hesitate
about naming a time for adjournment
but as soon as that measure hAs ueeA
finally disposed Of it is feit thar tne re-
manning work Of the session can ne ''''
posed of in "a few days.
d
this morniur. and was at once bosiegod py
Republican members each anxious %
learn what the Pennsylvania DAD talked
20 Mckinley about during his recent N'is
10 Canton.
Alr. Quay however. had taken "a lesson
i'm silence from Mckinley. and AN euorts
To draw him out were uuaVoilins. Tho
sutfacf Of the conference at Canton DIS,
therefore. ms much "a mystery as ever.
The knowing ones say. however, tnat quay
succeeded in making terms With the ONO
statesman. au1 that a. Mch'nly is elected
QUAY will be found iu control OF the
patronage in renn.,irania.
PROMOTION.
John II. Irvine. of Cartersville Cumher-
land county. Na.. clerk Dob the railway
mail service, bias boon promoted. through
the efforts OF Representative Tucker, 20
q position as a post-ohico Inspector. The
salary OF this position is $500 Per an
num-
Postmasters We're appointed to-day as
follows.
In Virginia Marion G. Peters. nc
Poage's Mills Roanoke county vice Geo.
pOagc.
i'm North Carolina-John W. Barr. at
Pinctou. Ashe county. vice James S.
Miller. Thomas II. Pailin. at Weektillo.
PasquotanlS county. vice e.. L. Weeks.
John III. Hyde at Cheooh. Graham coun-
~. vice j. ID. Harwood and Daniel
Grouse M Brooks Allegheny county, vice
Warren Richardson.
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FAUoUIHR cOCNrY.
fbeDelegate, Are for free silver and the
Reason This j. 50

MARSHALL. VA, May 2j.-Special.-
Township meetings have been held
throughout Tauquier olccting delegates
20 the stanton convention. a decidedly
strong silver feeling was manifested
throughout the county. and while the
delegates were sent without instructions.
resolutions were PASSED at most Of the
meetings expressing the sense of the
people Us faVoriug free coinage OLA some
basis or other
From what / know Of the delegates
from this county they are. as "a rule. solid.
substantial and leVel-hoaded business
men I'm whom the Democrats of Viz
ginia may safely conhde their interests.
This part of the State has been blessed
with frequent and cop.Cus rains during
the past week or ten days. and the
country has never been more beautiful.
The outlook for wheat and rye indicates
less than am average harvest, but grass
and an spring crops are in excellent con-
dition. ana the health of the people is
good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
,JfCKLENBURG REPUBLIChNS
Thcy Endorse Thorpe for Congress-ah
old Woman Burned 10 Death.

BOYDTON. VA. May 26.-Special.-
The Republican County Convention met
here yesterday for the purpose Of electlhg
delegates TO the Fafmviuc Congressional
convention. CONGRESSMAN II. y. Thorpe
was endorsed and delegates instructed 10
vote for him first. last. and all the time
Mr Thorpe was not here lie is In Wash
nqton attending the session Of the House
The county Republican party reor-
eanized yesterday and w. a. Jamison
was elected chairman Eight executive
committeeman were elected for the
county
Yesterday am old white woman lost her
life fla this place by being burned 10
death by having her clothing 10 catch
ON FIRE She was so badly burned that
she died late in the afternoon The old
lady was I'm the yard al the time Of being
burned. and she said she was making up
q fire. and that her clothing caught. II
was thought no first she had suicided
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

ptTyING AVERAGE OF CLUES.

Teams average ...................... 50
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RTCHINGH-4H MI S.
Crushed Slate with which 80 Make Bricks
Rev. Mr.. Riddicl< HcrenVed.

GRAVEL HILL. VA, May 2G.-Special.
The abundant rains have afforded the
farmers fine opportunity 20 pat out to-
baccO sweet potato. and cabbage plants.
The abundance OF the former. together
with the favorable seasons are greatly
cheering them.
Miss Mattic J West, the postmistross
M Gravel Hin, IS on a visit 90 relatives in
Richmond.
II is rumored that Rev. j W Reams.
the pastor Of Mt. Zion and other Baptist
churches not far from New Canton. IN
TINS county Will leave ere long for q
new Geld OF labor nt Dalhys Va. Mr.
Raams Is very popular and much beloved
Nv hi9 members. who will regret 20 have
his connection as their pastor dissolved.
buckingham Is frequently visited by
gold prospectors. The latest visitor is Mr..
X. A. Root. wealthy northern man,
who u Interested in buyiBx a slate quarry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
WORK OF THE PLAYERS.
AVERAGES or ROANOKE, PORTS
MOURN IND PETERsBURG.
Portsmouth Leads the Three In Fielding
Petersburg Leads All Of tho Clubs in
Battin.-The Other Records.

The Times having printed on yesterday
tie batting and fielding averages Of the
Richmond, Lynchburg and Norfolk clubs
follows to-day with the batting and field
ing AVERAGES Of Roanoke. Portsmouth aud
Petersburg.
Tables showing hte teams averages Oh
tho clubs I'm batting and neidlns and the
order in which they stand are also pup
lshed. These averages. which are ap-
nroAlmately correct, are for the hfs'
month OF the league season, which ciosed
after the games played on May 10Th
,,,,N-,Krrs RAFTING. AVERAGE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
NORF0Lh's nCRDhR CASEs.
The Accused Examined Before a Justice
and sent To the Grand Jury

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May 2j.-Spc-
cial George Rogers. Ed. wilson and J..
Victor Nottingham tho young men who
are charged with the murder or Mr.
Allen Jones. at his home in MaltUy ave
nue. extended last Tuesday. Were taken
before Justice A. II. Hawks. of the
couny. to-day for a preliminary hearing.
They waived examination. and were sent
on TO the county grand jury
William Downing alias Bill Dodd the
negro who shot and Killed Emma Lane in
this city about three weeks ago. was
given a preliminary hearing before Po-
lice Justice Burroughs this morning, and
was sent OH TO the June grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

LOCUST DALE ACADEMY. May %
Special.-The annual bacclaureate SER
mon VIII be preached before the students
on May 3lst.
The class supper VIII be given the
ing OF June Cd.
The delivering OF school honors will
be on June 4th. al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The final celebration OF the Literary
society will take place on the evening Of
Juno %th. L. ". Machea visiting ora
tor. .srbFl -, TwFEms,S,Sr,l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
Two Tickets In Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG, VA. May Special
Two tickets. one for sound-money ana
the other for free-siiyer delegates were
placed in nomination to-day for the
democratic primary. which takes place
Friday.
over four hundred signatures were at
,achea 10 the free-silyer ticket, which
also endorses Senator Daniel and Con-
gresham Otey. -,-l, @"
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roR coMMoNwEILrn's ATTORNEY.
c. 7. Lassitcr Secures the Majority of the
Ward Delegations.

PETDRSB CRG. VA, May 25.-Special
The Democrats of Petersburg held ward
meetings last night and elected delegates
TO a city convention 10 be held to-mor-
row night 10 nominate candidate FOR
Commonwealth Attorney.
The candidates for the office are Messrs
G. II. Laassiter and W. =. McRae. The
DELEGATIONS elected tonight are all for
Mr.. Lassiter with the exception Of that
from first ward. which Is for Mr.. Nc
Rae. Mr. Lassiter Is a son Of Or. d..
W. Iassiter a prominent physician here
and a brother Of United states District
Attorney Francis r. Lassiter.
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Mr.. IASSITER NOMIN1TED.
Bishop Wingfield Reported somewhat
I,n,,rn, q l. ri. hon Enndolph Confirm.

Impro, e.l-BishoP Randolph Confirms.
PETERSBURG. VA. May 26.-Special.-
The Democratic City Convention, held to-
n!ght TO nominate a candidate FOR the
office of Commonwealth attorney. 10 be
voted for no the municipal election next
Thursday. nominated Mr.. Charles Irot-
ter Lassiter by reclamation.
A telegram received here to-day from
Benica. Cal. states that the condition
Of Bishop J H. ID. Wingneld, who Is III
win paralvsis. is somewhat improved. He
is being attended by three physicians.
Right Rev a. VI. Randolph. Bishoo Of
the Southern Diocese OF Virginia preached
M the Church Of the Good shepherd Nc
mortal this afternoon. and after the ser-
II On confirmed class of twelve Dcrs MS.
The Bishop preached again tonight at
st Johns church. where he confirmed
another large class.
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FIELpTNG A.ERAGE OF CLrns.
PORTSMOUTH ND ROANOKE.
1t Took the MouLtaineers Ten Innings TO
Defeat the Truckers.

ROANOKE. VA. May 26- Special
The Moutalneers batted out victory IN
the tenth inning this afternoon. After
TWO men were out. Kimbal was hit by
pitched ball. Cockman sent the sphere
10 left field fence for two bases, ana
Wrigiey and Tate hit safely, in the
mean time Kimball and Cockman trot-
ted across the rubber. Kimoalls SUE
pcrb pitching and the errorlcss support
broke the record on the local diamond by
treating the visitors 20 ten-inuirs shut
out. In no inning was more than one
hit made, and after the NTH. only two
men reached first base. Moss, the local
substitute umpire did very well, more
Of the questionable decisions being
against the locals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
BHDr0RD coUsrY mArrERs.
Major kirkpatrick Declines 10 Prosecute
the Bank Officers.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. May 26.-spe-
rial.-Thc County Court met yesterday
and adjourned giving way 20 the Circuit
Court. now IL session. The indictments
n the recent bank failures were con-
tuued 10 the next term. Major Kirk
patrick. who was appointed by the Court
to- conduct the prosecution. has, after
mature elaboration" declined 70 do so.
The Confederate veterans held a meet
inf here to take the names Of those who
wished 90 attend the reunion in Rich
moud About two hundred rames were
taken.
The election on the High School qnes-
ton comes of noxt Thursday and the
opposition. which As based largely on
prejudice is working vigorously for its
defeat. Tho question as 90 the title TO
the Jeter Ingtitute building, which was
the source of the strong opposition 10
the high school. viii come UP in tho Cir
cult Court for consideration on Wedncs-
day.
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DTNWIDDIE REPUBLICANS.
The County sends "A solid Delegation for
EIady-AmeIIh. loo.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 2G.-SDecial.
The Republicans of the county Of Din
widdic have elected the following dele
gates 10 the district congressional con-
vontion. TO De held at Farmvllle on
June od next TO nominate a candidate Tor
Congress from this district:
Namozlne district-J. y. Beck.
Saponv district-J G. Duane.
Rowauty district-Booker Ellis.
DarVlrs district-John IL Hill.
Delegates at Large-A. w. Harris, s.
II. Gillian and c. VI. Harris
The delegates were instructed 10 vote
as a unit for Colonel j. y. Brady for
Congress.
Amelia county is also said TO have
elected Brady delegates TO the Farmville
convention.
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Nottoway Republican DeIel ates 1w, FOR
nrndy and Enmr for Ihnrpe.

bfndN ana toht Tor i thorpe.
CREWD VA. May Especial
Republicans II Nottoway held their cOun-
~ convention AZ Noitoway Courthouse
yesterday G. r. Wilson aud l.. O..
Kelly went as delegates from this pre-
cinct The convention elected six dele
gates 10 attend the convention OF the
Fourth Congressional district 10 behold
at Farmville. on the "a OF June. They
were as follows: G. l.. Wilson and l.. G..
Kelly. OF Grove. w. 10. Gaines and
Thomas Beaseley, OK B.urkeyille; r. L,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
IUNENBURG EErUBLICANS.
Convention Splits and Elects Separate
Delegates and County Chairmen.

Delegates and County Chairmen.
LUNENBURG G. H.. May 2G.-Special.-
At the Republican County Convention
held here last evening a great wrangle
ana confusion prevailed. the delegates
being about equally divided between
Brady and Thorpe
The delegates divided and held separate
conventions in different portions Of the
Courthouse each division Of the conven-
ton electng a separate set OF delegates
10 attend the Congressional District Con-
vcntion at Farmvle each division Of
the convention also electing separate
county executive committees. The Brady
faction electing NJ. c. Cardozo as county
chairman. The Thorpe faction electing
John ". Smith as c-s.nty chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
Southern League Games.

MOBILE. My 26.-Umpire Keefe
awarded the game 10 Mobile this aiter-
noon, 10 o. because OF the dilatory tAt-
tics OF the visitors in the ninth Inning.
score. IL. 81. r..
Mobile ........3 4 & 0 y D III Il
New Orleans..U % y 3 % > Old i
Batteries: NittrOck. BrOckhcld, ana
King. Carl and GOndlnc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27


pie used TO fear what
they called the pes
thence. Black
Death % was the
most terrible thing
.in the world 90 them
/. They feared it as
.neonle now fear the
lCholcra and Yellow
ever. And yet
there IS a more terri
Die thing than any
OF these. There is
4 thing that causes
more misery and
more deaths than
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Klmball, p.........3
Totals. ...........S 81 90 II
Score by innings.
Portsmouth. ............ 0 90 - OVVV w

summary. Two base hlts-OockH7In'
Rollins Lamp. Burke. Stolen bases
Holman. Tate. Double plays-Burke
10 Han. TO McGhee, Hall TO McGhee
Kimball 10 Wrigoy to Tate. Bases on
balls-ON Kimball. .: of Lamp, ?. Hit
by pitched ball-Kimblll. Struck out
by Kimball. 6. by Lamp. .. Time Of
game. one hour and forty minutes. I'M
p.rc, Moss.
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standing Of the Clubs.



Cleveland az New York
81. Louis al Baltimore.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg NJ Boston.
Louisville at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Washington.
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STRRY COUNTY.
live out of seven Delegates Are for Sound
Nancy

Money.
SURRY. VA. May i.-Spocial.-At a
mass-meetins of the Democrats of this
county held to-day. 20 elect delegates u
Stanton, the following were elected:
DR.. VI. @. Holt. Or. $. A. Barham II.
W. Holt A. 3 Morris. w. J.. Clarke,
+. r Rawlings. and II. G.. Land. on
motion OF Dr. Holt each delegate IS TO
select his alternate. The delegates 80
unrestricted: live are sound-money men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-15

70, one half hour to be devoted 20 de-
yotional exercises. The afternoon Sees-
ion win begin az 1880 O'Clock, ana close
at $50 o'clock. when a recess VIII 20
takcn until 7.s1 O'Clock The preahy-
terry hopes 70 hrlsh all Of rs business
to-day.
The majority Of the members Of the
pFesbytery viii be entertained at the
Stamm house. Those enjoying the hos
pitaIlty Of Presbyterian families are as
follows:
Rev. snowden with Mrs cransie,
Rev. Harry Nesbitt with DR.. s. L.
Rev. william Z. Allen, Frankfort
Springs. Pa, with F. W. Wllliams.
Rev. Samuel C0chrane and DR.. WOODS
with Mr.. Alfred PAUL.
Rev. DR.. ]. /. Brownson with Dr..
Reed Baird.
Or. w. H. Lester, Of West Alexander,
will be entertained by DR.. &c. Hupp.
Rev. Paden will be at Mr.. George X.
Rev. Joseph waugh at DR.. R. o. Nc
Rev. Cyrus G. Allen at Mrs. Isabella
Irwinis
Rev. Thomas W. Young, Prosperity,
Pa, and Rev. John Mcdowell, Lower
Ten Mile, at ]. N. Vance's, North Main
street.
Rev. Charles Williams, Cross Creek,
Pa, at Mr. o. P. Rhodes, South Chap
line street.
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DURING the winter OF 1893. r. NJ.
Martin, Of Long Reach. West Va, con-
trnctcd n severe cold which left him
with a cough. In speaking of how he
cured It he says: II used several kinds
OF cough syrups. but found no relief
until bought bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which relieved me nj
most Instantly, and In a short time
troubled with a cough or cold use this
remedy and you Will not ind u neces-
sary TO try several kinds before you
get relief. II has been In the market
for over tweny years and constantly
grown In favor and popularity. For
sale at u and 80 cents per bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-15

NOTICE 10 RFRlRLIC LNS-


Notice 70 hereby given thai the REM.
llc1n primary elections viii ba hei8 n
Ohio county on Saturday. April q 49,
II a, m. to p. ma city time, Tor the as,sE
ton Of candidates tor the folloWill
shsriR. CLERK OF County Court. clert a
Circuit Court, Prosecuting Attorney. N.
SCISSOR for City District, Assessor n,
Country District, School Commissioner
County Commissioners Justices q ~
Peace, Constables, County committeensss
md niemhara OF the Board Of Edurs1ss
IA tfe country districts, Five deleFiIst
from each district % attend the sl6iS
nafc deiegatcs 70 the 81 Louis conSa1,,
tion (tho same spt OF delegates TO SttSB5
both conventional.
Primaries to DO held At the following
5Jcbiand pistfiot-Glen's Run aeh,a
House and Brick School House
TriRdeiphin District - LeatherWood
School House; Town Han, Elm Grors.
Green's Hotel, Trladelphia; GlsndiH
School House;
clay Districts Squire Peterman's OfHe,
Fourteenth street; John MeGannon's. 81
McCOilOch street.
Sfadisen District Island Hose Hou,..
Market Hall. and corner Tenth and Nc
S CENTRE pistrict-Hook and Iadaa
House.
webster District-k. Of P. Temnk
Twenty.seventh and Chapllne streets.
RItehie District--36lf Jacob street; IN
Jacob street, and School House az r,Shf
hand OF run opposite Toll House.
washington DletFlct-ylEilnnt EnEipa
House: Fulton, at School House.
liberty District-White School Roes,
nj West Liberty; School House at Polo,
mac: School House at Valley Grove.
Suggestion MestlnEI.
suggestion meetings for the purpose q
,siifTesting district officers and mama
from which to select delegates to M
state and District Conventions will g
held at the following places on. April 4
AZ 8 D. M, except Richlnnd and Liberty
districts, at p. M:
Warrington District-Vigilant Engine
Madison DIstrict-Aa Hall.
clay Distrlct-Republica Club Room,
Odd Fellows Hall.
Union Dlstrict--Po liee Court Room.
Centre DiBtrict-Centfal Hail, Twenty
third and Market streets.
Webster Dlstrict-K OF p, Templa.
twenty seventh and Chapllne streets
Richie Dlstrict-B. 3. DoVener Club
Room. Thlrty-slxth and Jacob streets
TriRdelphia Distrtct-ToWn Hall, Elm
Grove.
Liberty Distrlct-Centre School HouS6,
BY order OF Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
JOHN W. KINDELBERqER. see'y