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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

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Aibini and His Speciality Company

The Empire Entertainers VIII appear a.
the Seattle theater next Saturday. Tho
Eastern reputation OF this company IL a
guarantee that IL Is very clever COM
paHy Of artists. headed by that magician,
mimic and humoris,. Ab.ni. II Is said
that the magical performance introduced
By this artist 10 something different from
the Old. worn-cut style OF magic given by
tho r'agfcfans travelling In America. a. AL
osni has not any OF the old mechanical
trsckA. but pure slesght-of-hand
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RESOLUTIONS Oh aEoaEr.


- 1ar UonoED the Menorx n a.
Late Wilslaz sAaaes nssn.
60. Aien. W. r. Andrews and John
WHEY. the Committee appointed to pre-
gxxe resolutions en- the death OF William
enader buon. have presented the fol.ov.
M resoinxtcn - shs superior court:
1oar honor: On the 6th day Of Sep
ssaoeF. -. - the ripe age Of Is years.
our N~toemed fellow towxsman ana
1891 Wttam smaller Bush. departed
en1s Ma ouslde - ard beyond the ssr-
vsce hs rsnd4red hse country a . sold:sr
- he, ttms 81 the great intsrnsc.ns strur-
- Tor ex1Dtence. his He has been = con-
unoon puruut& 81 knOwiedge: and that
pursuit oo1mo nUt 70 have been for merely
eeennica! lmtofmnfteu, - hghly priced BY
souse. which seeks the jstter without dIs-
cossrine me suerit. but rasapr THAI higher
end bese9 wtodou wasoh always human
tses and beoadsne he man h.msen. and
e oyeatee - 49, exeenR I'll those with
Who0 ~ comes n centaCe. 1t may well
- Quegeee0ed e. In : knowiedge Of tho
exeet principles and hndma1ks Of the law
e the ceuntSy. eurs bsoeher had superior
suM1ng No. he ehak probably . majority
e ehe memoefs of me bar wsrs not aware
ct Ne sDlsaA1 accomplishment In this d.
sectsnn.
As nAn. ~ stood among his fellows
IN the front rank Of progr~ssye and inds-
pendent <htnkerA He had. - such men
must always have, the courage Of his con-
v5ettene. and never hesbtAtad TO sacrifice
hameelf for the oalaa Of his pr.nctp;eA A.
. consequence. fks success lay more h
paving the way for . peoples growing
greatness than Ia any personAI triumph.
United Wteh III these rare traits was .
medeDty wf<ch. While 1t made Judge Bush
scnewhat slow In form.ng new acaua1nt-
ances and friendships. endAAred him all
the more strongly 20 those who have come
TO know his worth. The members OF the
King county bar. In token OF their deep
and stncero appreciation Of our departed
brother. respecefuliy Request that this
sEus4 tribute TO hds memory may be made
q record Of che court. and that the clerk be
requested to furnish his family with . duly
certt0od cory theroo4.
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From Seattle, including berth In tourist
sleeper from Portland; 81 frst-class
including berth In Pullman sleeper from
Portland. for train leaving 80 p. m Octo-
Der g. and 40 D. m 0ctcber - Take tha
famous surssct route 10 all points East
the great t-snscontiusnsa. winter routa
Southern Pacific ticket etfsce. SD First ava
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he Two Nen whs ssssooa Up''
Marka Hoand Over for Trial.

Marka BOand Over for Trial.
James Macy. more Familiarity known a.
1smmle the Toad" and Robert OMc!a.
Two tough characters Of the Tenderioin.
we're bound over 10 the superior court yes
eefday By Justice McE.wain. with bonds
Axed at $500 each.
The men are charged with robhing Cod
red Aarka on Fifth avenue south ard
1e1n street several nights aeo OF SO. they
stccd him up and. while one held . hand
snoschief over Marka's mouth. the other
vent through him. Marka WAS under the
&a0ence Of liquor ut the time and ala noe
1emember distinctly who II vas that rob
~ him. hus the two ''workers'' were seen
q company with him by officers. and when
he robbery was reported they 'spinched'
Aair men
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Gloves.

We undoubtedly have fsa largest and
best ssseete1 stock 81 KID Cloves IA
the West The different lines OF Gloves
sold IN this department are confined 10
~ for ffas sects0a. ana we feel salts
nec shat We san give ycu sAe Product
Of the hssz Glove Manufacturers in
Europe At he Iewess prices
Misses Iaso-esaasp Psaaa Gloves. 81.
Psrrlass l-adses' Tmo-S1asc Piqus
Elages. Ss.5a
Walton Ladies' Twa-g-gasp plQne
Gloves, 81
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Fer Presidential Eleetssss
l. 3. ANDREWS.
SOLOMON SMITH.
JOHN N GONNA.
W. X KENNEDY.
Fer Congreasnens
3. c. HYDE.
W. a. DOCLTTTTsE
Fer Judge Of the supreme Couxe.
JOHN p. HoyT.
For Gever1sr.
p. C. SULLIVAN.
Hee Ii~utennns Governess
JOHN ". ARRASMiTH-
For Secretary Of ssates
JAMES n. PRICE.
Dor state Treassrss,
J. A. KELLOGG.
Fer state Auditor,
T. E. FROST
Fer Attorney General
E. w ROSS.
For superintendent OF Puhlls IN
atruction.
E. L. BRUNToN.
Fer Ceanissioaer Of Pssslie LAAAA
WILLIAM L. FORREST.
Fer state PrEnters
O. c. WHITE.
Fer Representatives 3Ssh Dsstr1ees
J. NJ. WRESTLING.
]. b. KNTCKGRBocKER
vss Representatives 30th District
A. C. RUMBLE.
J. ". MCDONNELL
Yos Representatives 4oth Distrlses
GEORGE =. KITTINGER
JOHN II. POWELL
Fer Representatives 4lsf District,
HARRY X. sTRUyE.
E. H. GUIE.
Fer RepPesentatives Aeaa District,
e L. BLAINE,
w. Fl. T. BARNES
For Kepr~sentatIves A3rd District
EDMOND g. MEANY.
WILLIAM A. ELDER
JOHN MCKNIGHT.
Yer Judges Superior CourS
THOMAS j. HuMES.
ARTHUR f. GRIFFIN.
RICHARD OSBORN.
Fer County Auditor,
f. T.. wHITTEMORE.
For County Clerk.
HARRY C.. GORDON.
FOR County Treasures,
]. NJ. E. ATKINSON.
Fer Assessor.
EDWARD p. KENDALL
For sherfa.
A. T. VAN DE vANTER
FOR County surveyos.
CLARENCE L. WHITE
For County (PrOsccuttng) Attorney,
FRANK A. STEELE
FOR superintemdent OF Scheelas
J. III. LAYHuE.
For Coroner,
W. c. GIBSON.
For County Commissioner
First Districts. @. MEEK
Third D!str:ct--A. L. RUTHERFOhD.
For wrecknaster,
HERBERT W. TAYLOR
For Municipal Judge. City OF SeattAes
W. v. RINEHART, JR-
Fer Justices Of the Peace, Seattle
Precinct.
w. p McELWAIN.
C.. e. BOWMAN
Tor Ceustables. seattle Precinct.
GEORGE GAU.
I. I. WALKER
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4h1ev~s Ransaek the Residence -
ssw. Uarris. on Main street.
Tho residence Of SIG Harris. 10 Main
effees was entered BY burglars Monday
n'shs. They rsnsacked the lower portion
- the horse. taking with them . IS coat
Ara 4 pair of trousers belonging 70 Mr..
Harris They also enrptsNd the pantry
ard Zee chest OF al the esIbies
The thieves gained entrance through an
cnen window ana were evidently In the
1 Eause when Harris returned home. for -
Hs was hanging ur sss coat fr the halfway
y heard ne3se. but though u was one
- the neixhhorx waking on an Niosnsn9
sidewalk and PAID no attention 10 h. Be
Gd~s turning everything upside down no
further harm was done
Wanted sausage Made 81 Min.
William ScNsl-yer. q butcher dcfr9 huss-
ness in the sorshern part Of the city. vas
en~d IS BY Judge GLASGOW yesterday for
espssnx Oliver Benson. . youth. On the
THESE DAYS WE ARE porNo THE
FURNITURE AND CARPET TRADE
OF sEArrLD-rHArs KloHr. WIFI
WISE BUYERS REALIZE THAT THEY
WANT GOODNESS Plus cHEAPNEss
N PRICE. AND HERE IS A CHICAGO
erocx AT CHICAGO PRIcEs-suRE.
Dur SEEING IL CONVINCING. COME
IN THIS WEEK. STANDARD MADE
y 4 STOUT GUARANTEE
oTANDAKD FVRyyTURE CO.. Qnel
New fork D1oek.
Largest House IN the Stnee.
Oldest In &ests1e.
What We say We De- We De -
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l. A. Nadeau. of the Northern Pacific,
went TO Everett yesterday morning and
returned last evening.
Notice was received at the Northern
Pacific yesterday from 8. G.. Fulton, as
sisfant general freight agent 20 the effect
that the Western Transit Company. I'M
der date Of October a. has sent out
circular that shipments OF lumber and
shingles for their line Qake business1
must be discontinued from that date. and
that they viii not undertake TO move
shipments arriving at Duluth after Mo-
vembcr ). Agents are instructed to no.
ttfy interested parties.
The Southern Pacific has issued nav
tarin sheet, effective October 20 on class.
lied freight that Is susceptible OF easy
loading In box cars. The rates apply OF,
through shipments from San Francisco
via Portland. and win interest principally
buyers OF dry goods. The rates are COM
pettfve with steamer tariffs and are %
cents additional TO the Portland and East
Portland rates The San Francfsco-Port-
iand and East Portland rates are 10 cents.
making a through San Francisco Seattle
sate o. ~ cents per loo pounds. Another
feature OF the rate In competition Is that
the steamer charges per ton and fractions
are py measurement. while the railroad
Is by weight.
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Hello. centras: PEss fss. Hello, M~r-
chants Delivery Company: send me tea
OF that best Eenton lump coal. same A.
the last: collect at the house; 81 as you
advertise: the las. ton was the biggest
ton OF coal ever bought
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FOR SEATTLE MARKET


~ Co@Deaa4asa Dstveea a. Twe-
nnasrese Tnkea n ~ 0sD9sst ~
Onl1fosn1o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
- sass - sAsDaSAas vr~s The
Eass, Csnassaen - Arsavsi. aaA
ne Kfna q Pnsarnge go Freight.
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The boy or girl who trsngs the Senttse
Soap Company ere most Emera,d or
Blanche Soap or 5000 Wasting Powder
wrappers By the 18th VIII get q bicycle
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A aEaI. NINE


Sore ne-rfs s&s- corn urser a tuesy
xssr. Tnsy Cd stumbling awsr q r,oun.asn
tran ard sAI ras On q geld uzsns n a.
feet t7at = y a&s J. Il Ma<an. formerly a
clerk ii tae nezs<San1 % TIE Rasnse-~
ksrs--s hoses. seecrs pushed II ~. sses.sa
ccant-y. ard The gussr Bsss miae witch
Re hs7g~re1 oran Is DOW making fss arss
shlprnenf % - tors 90 ere xHsen Win reg
IS per ton 20 tire cwlers AFTER G s<sucstrr
- for sresxst Arb tres tnse1e ara paxe~-
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n. sartori. Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
OF lis James street, has secured the
agency for James Everard's celebrated
Canada Malt Lager Beer and Old English
'ale and ALI. These malt productions are
guaranteed. and you ara the Judge Try
them and be convinced. Family trade Z
speciality.
This celebrated beer win be found IN
the arst-class resorts Of Seattle and by
dealers who give you 100 cents on the
dsitar. Ask for Everar6s ALI and 'alf
and Everard's beer. In bottles only. r.
Szrtcrt, wholesale agent.
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visions OF section sys, Vel 1. HRS Cp64 III
proposed amendment to Gection ~
Article VI OF the constftutson Of liz atmeo
OF Washington has been duly cnrtt0o1 ~
this ONCE by the secretary e1 Dtaeo. W116f
sad proposed amendment u - te11cW
to-wtt
Section /. All male persona q - 80
Of swsrfy-oue years or over. po1Deomtn9 -
following qnafsfcA tons. shall - ontlcIoE|
10 vote ~ ali elections: They shan ~ efk1
gers OF the rnsted States; they shall hnV6
lived In the state one ye4x an4 - IT,
county ninety days. and In she city, touns
ward ar rrecinct thirty days imnediA4et1
preceding toe election ~ which shey oGeN
go ynfsi THEY SHALL HI ADLA ~
READ AND SPEAK THE EN0LfuIE
LANGUAGE: Provided. That rndiAno no4|
taxed shaa never 10 allowed the elective
franchise: AND FURTHER PRoy1Uxfs
THAT THIS AMENDMENT SHALL NOT
EFFECT tAFFEcT1 THE RIGHT o.
FRANCHISE OF A~a PERSON WHO
l = NoT w 4 ! QUALIFIED III ELncro1 g.
SHALL ENACT LAWS uGru(uQ0
THE MANNER or AsCHRrATS120QE
TIE QUALIFICATIONS O. voTD0I'
Al TO THEIR ABILITY 10 READ
AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH Ian
GuAGE, AND PROVIDING roH YU1e~f
IssI NE, OF PERSONS voTlMo e.
THE pRovIsfoNs OF THIS sECxtO1k.4
tAnenGatsry portion printed II eapol
Also. that = petition, signed ~ mogp
than one hundred QuAl;flsd eleetoro O.
King county, prxysHs Tor the submln1oo
Of the question Of tcwnship ergaai1AffoM
20 the vote OF the quaE5ed etoe34go -
King county - the nexf general oioot1oa
has been duly died according u - 80
Visitors Of chapter III Session Laws * ~
State 81 Washington for - ysaR - g.
that said question VIII - eubonoeoo4
therwaE.
Ard Do hereby certify thAt the aheso:
and foregoing II . tr1te ana eorFeee oom11S'
fnert OF al questions - be sabmltte1 - -
vote. and true and eerrsef Est ~ eonGfss
dates - nsed with me tn aeeordaacs wt443
lsw. 70 b voted for 81 the general GU0Ss
ton hsvesss4noss Hrst referred -.
witness my hand and sfsc1aj sen1 t.
list DAY Of October. A. D. ua9
tAgclscrss asa) NATHAN DEXA1D.
Cosafy Auditor and ex~omeie Clark ~ -.
Beafsi 81 County Comnainston@rs e -
Csauf. WashsnNfcn. szs7
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Special.

Tomorrow we viii place on sale Per-
rms Ladies' Eive-Hook Gloves. regu-
lar 81 50 kind. AZ siia
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Ladies' Dress Skirts.

just arrived by express. handsome
line Of Dress Skirts. IN black chevsoss.
figured airacas and hxoeadsd sliks.
ranging from $3.50 10 xA5a
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In thu case OF Frank Weaver ". @. ".
Cosson the defendant has flied reply TO
the allegations Of the plaintiff. Weaver
sued Cottoo, who 10 the constable Of Full
ton precinct. Tar the recovery of horse
and wagon which Cotton had seized ard
sold. He claimed that ~ he was an ex-
presxman ne horse and wagon were
necessary 10 carry on his ous.ness- Cot
ton acknowledges the seizure and sale OF
the property. but claims saat WeAver. at
the tine Of the seizure. owned two other
horses, Dolly. and "Bueksktn." and .
ssudehaker wagon. distinct from the horse
and wagon wksfch he seized and sold. that
at the tiu,e az the seizure he acqu.eseed
Ia ere seizure. subsequently. ard before
the sale Of the seized horse and wagon.
weaver sosd me two horses. Dolly" and
"Buck skin" and the wagon. and then
came In and claimed an exemption. there
by seeking to desrsud %. q. Ripley. the
execution creditor. OF the right TO sell the
property. Wherefore Cotton asks that the
action be Dismissed
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The decree in the divorce case OF Mary
I. spears w. George w. Spears was ssgned
by Judge Langley yesterday. BY this de-
ere tho dsvorce Is granted ana the piasns-
IN Il adyad9ed to be the exclusive owner
OF lots anxf :. block /. Nonrsresl addition.
East Portland The aivorcs - granted Tor
abandonment Ana cruelty.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Fer Presidential Electofab
THOMAS BURKE.
GEORGE w. ETAPLEToN.
YAyCEY G. BLALOCK.
WILBUR 8. yEARSLEY.
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Fer Nanicipal Jsdg~. City Of Seattle,
GILBERT r. ROGUE.
FER Justices Of the Peace, seattle
prccinct.
FRANK r. INGERSoLrA
CHARLES q. AUSTIN,
Fer Constables, Seattle Precinct.
JAMES C. BROGAN.
FREDERICK III. PIKE.
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Malaria, that feli atmospheric poison, "a
disarmed Of Its terrors, and health insured
to thousands residing where the noxsous
exhaiaf.ons periodically infects the air,
and engenders intermittent and remittent
fevers. by Hostettsr's Stomach B.tters.
the most popular a. It 10 the best. OF pre-
vent.ves. Alternatives and tonics In num-
beriess localities where the demand for
suiphate OF cuin!ne was formerly i'm
menae, the hurtful afkalcid has been al
most entirely supplanted by this safe. pop
ular and effective substitute witch Is
prompt in action ana entirely unostect.on-
able II nuiisnes the influence OF n.asma
by giving more active Impulse to every
vital function, qutckeniug and enrichsnr
the blood. overcoming = tendency to BILL
BUSINESS. and promoting digestion.
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PR HiBITIoN TICKET.
For Presidential EIestersA
D. 7. DENNY.
J. ]. ASdHY.
4. F. wHITTUN.
O. ]. GIST
For Congressmen.
c. A. SALyER.
MARTIN OLSEN.
Fer Judge Of the Supreme reuTt.
E. ~. L1vERMpRE.
For Governor,
r. f. DUNLAP.
Fer Lieutenant Governor
T. A. sHoRTHILL
Fer Secretary ~ statss
c. L. HAGGARD.
For state Treasurer,
JOHN ROBIN.
For state Auditor,
c. c. GRIDLEY.
For Attorney General,
EvERETT SMITH.
Fer Superintendent Of PuhIie N.
ssruction.
C.. E. NEWBERRY.
For Commissstoner OF Public Isanas,
A. r. FLACt;.
For State Printer,
HOMER L. BULL.
For Representative 3Ssh District
Alison W. STEERS.
Ter Representative aoth District,
JUSTES O. ROCKWELL
Faf Representative 4oth Dtatriess
EvERARD r. MARTIN.
For Representative 42nd District.
WILLIAM n. HOW'RE.
For Representatives Ssrd Dsstriet,
CLARK W.. SHAY.
STEPHEN r. WILLIS.
REUBEN q. CROKER
For County Auditor,
oRvILLE ESPEy.
For Csnnty Clerk,
NEWTON A. THOMPSON.
For County TreanureR,
GEORGE +. CONN.
For Asse~sor.
WILLIAM r. HAZARD.
For sheriff.
ALFRED @. WOOSTER
For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM f. ROSS.
For Comfy tpros~cuttn&b Attorney,
OVID a. gYEIss.
Fer County Commissioners,
First psstrtct-wILLIAM PRoSSoR-
Third Dsssrict-J0ffT w. DENNY.
For Justice ~ the Peace, seattle
Precinct.
JACOB BURROWS
Fer Constable, Seattle Precinct,
OSCAR EAsToS.
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NATIONAL TICKET.

4eP Presiaential Electors,
CHARLES GODDARD.
BOYD TEETER.
JOHN r. REoFoRD.
r. II. PETER
Fer Congressman,
CHARLES r. MIX
Tor IAeuteaant Eovernor.
A. e. DICKINSON.
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PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
ARTHUR PRECINCT.
Justice ~ the Peace,
Repuh,,can .........-......C- o. RUSSELL
Peoples Party ..s.....,-.--.f4- sWlSGLE
Constable.
Republican ............L. w. CLIFFORD
Peoples Party .-s.....--....-....J- O. Coss
ArHRx PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Republican ............. BRONSON SMITH
Constable.
Republican ......-...........J. p. POUND
BALLARD PRECINCT.
yuatice OF the Peace,
Rerub,tean ............a......A. r.ooNEY
Peoples Party. -. WILLIAM H. VERNON
Constable,
Republican ....-..--+.-s.-.t- ]. EfDFEkd
-GoTTLEgB wnrTTE.BoRN
BLACK RxsEE PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Peace.
Reepbgscan .............A A. ]. BCssERT
Constable.
Republican $780,. wyf+sE MerARLASyE
BELLEVUE PRECINCT.
yussfe~ OF the Peace,
Rspung,cau ...s..-4...-... C. II. JOHNSON
Constable.
Repub,scsn ...................f@ r. SHARP
CHRISTOPHER PRECINCT.
ysstic1 Of the Peace,
rsnrsstoan JAMES HART
peoplsss Passy. NATHANIEL II. CLOUD
Constable.
px,sts;tran CHARLES ". wYLT.Ys
Peo7se's Party ....s..-.-.-.--.JoHS TANK
COLUMBIA PHEcSsCT.
yssftes ~ the Peace.
psrusslcan ..-~-.... GEORGE r. Quincy
Peoples Party WILLIAM 8. McCURE.Ey
CsnsfstIe.
Republican .--~...s..-. -<-.srx,t ~ BROW -
Psopiss CHESTER -. GHOAT
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Wanted sausage Wade 81 MIN.
{ William ScNsiescr q butcher dcsr9 huss-
ness in the southern Part Of the city. vas
ened IS by Judge Glasgow yesterday for
sapssnx Oliver Benson. . youth. on the
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Notice Of Nominations.

Noces Is hereby given. pursuant 70 So
tea shree hs.adred and seversy-two OF
kot one OF HRS Annotated Statutes and
codes OF Washington. that tie following
nomnsttons for presidential electors
Ease. county. municipal and precinct on
Gers - - elected NJ the general essction
% " held IN King county. Washington. On
Iueseay. the third Gay OF November next.
have been fsed with ne In pursuance Of
the lava OF tbs state governing ths nont-
nations OF state. county and precinct ON
enrxs to-wtt.