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Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
LOCAL NEWS

lizard county primary election to-
day.
Hardy is thinking of organizing a
band.
Miss Sue Craig has been chilling
lately.
Owen Shaver spent Sunday IN the
country.
Hamilton & Pence are cardlng
lots of wool,
Melbourne's Bank will open in
fews days.
Probate court convenes here next
Monday.
A snlendid rain fell here last Fri
day afternoon.
las. w. Smith was in the city one
day this week.
The editor made a hurried trip to
Batesville last week
FL. Doss was selling produce III
town Wednesday.
Some very fine peaches were sold
in town Tuesday.
Havde Shaver went to Batesvllle
on business Tuesday.
Circuit court will convene here
one week from next Monday.
The weather this week has been
exceedingly hot and sultry,
Sterling Davidson has been doing
the chilling act this week,
The populists have nominated A.
w. Files for Governor.
Every township in the county
should have Bryan and Sewa!l
club.
Miss Eudora Shaver has been
quite sick for some time but is
better.
The next session of the Batesville
District Conference will be held at
Melbourne.
There is a good deal of sickness in
the county, but none of a serious
nature.
The Roller mill runs almost every
night. They are getting an immense
patronage.
John R. Mobley, of the lower
part of the county was in town one
day this week.
Virgil Southworth, who mas oeeh
working for S. L, Shaver, of Grange,
Is home again.
The financial statement of Fulton
county shows that II is in debt to the
amount of $23,242,s6,
The congressional convention for
the Sixth District will meet in NAM
moth Spring next Tuesday
1t seems to us that livery stable
with a few buggies and teams would
do a good business here.
Buck Craig has been chilling this
week. We'd like to see chill that
could make anything off of him,
Miss Ida Cunningham, the charm'
ing daughter of W. T, Cunningham,
is visiting her parents here.
The event of the season was an
ice cream supper at the residence OF
J. P. Cochran last Friday night.
We don't want to be rude or IN
quisitive, but have the last few days
been hot enough for you
Several of our citizens went 10
Hardy Wednesday TO attend meet
ing of Royal Arch Masons.
Crops IN some parts Of the county
are said to be very fine, while in
other sections they are not so good.
The barbecue and picnic at Nam
moth Spring on the 9Th and 9th OF
August promises TO be grand sue
cess.
Rev. w. T. Atkinson's meeting at
Bear Creek closed Tuesday night
We are unable to learn what success
he had.
Tom and John Davidson, sons Of
II, }. Davidson, Of Hardy, are vsit'
ing relatives and friends here this
week.
We understand that Greely Evans
and his sister Miss Belle, are both
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
Warming Order.

sharp Circuit Court Southern District, Aug
ust ,ern 1896,
Martha v. Cathey) plainl0,
w Complaint IN Equity
u, A, CNlhcy etal) doiendonis,
he defendant y. Y, Calhey IA, warned TO lp-
near In mis- court within lhliy days ana nns
wcr compliant oil the ploinlin, Martha u,
COthcy, ,.., ,,.u,n o,,,i,
July lot, 1906,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-31
Notice For Publication, l,.,,:6O24

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK
June 20, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the lollowlng'naM-
od settler mas flied noIce of his intention to mako
final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the county clerk
Of sharp county at Evening Shade, Ark, on
August |, 1906, viz;
CALVIN WATKINS.
II, u, No. 1850, for the " hlf ofse ar Sec 20,
Twp, II N, II, West.
He names the following witnesses to prove hls
continuous residence upon, anu cultiVatloh oi
said land, viz,
william NJ. edwards, Thomas =, Kent, w.
Marion Thompkins, Abe Brandon, all oiPough
j. j. BEAVERS.
Register.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

z~akohozeniu przyjeto rezolucye
ola kongresmana Mahany'ego W kto rel
oga polski solidaryzujso z d~zialalnos.
oia jego Ola emigracyi, dale mu votum
zaufania W imieniu kilkudziesieciu tv.
sieoy polak6w W Buffalo. N. Y, upo.
WANNA go do wreozenie tejae De lnei
komisyi em'graoyjnej W washingto ME.
Obch6d zakohozy' wioe. cenzor Nv.
OBJ. Maternowicz podzieka ola ogolu "a
liczny udzial W obchodzie Doc Gem W
tymae samym porzsdku powrooono do
d1ielnic polskich.
do Prywatnego pomieszkanis D. J.
Lipihskiego zaproszono wszystk ich a.
merykanow ~bioracyoh udzia} W obcho.
die, gdzie komitet obohodowy urza.
dzonym bankietem mike serdeozns
sprawl i'm przyjeoie.
Milosc j Pozdrowienie.
Zdsistaso Kiela,oa,
sekretars obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

ne oklaski. A dodac nalezy, IL PARMA
'anicka az z Pennsylvanii przybyaa ma
to u~roozystos6. z Tow. spiswu wysta-
Pity wsPomiane juz sw. Cecylii i Har.
monia oraz kwartet litewski Tow. Mil
dos Draugiste. Ma szczegolniejsze "a.
znaozenie zasfuguje wzieoie udzia}u W
tel uroozystosci braoi Litwin6w, oba
narOdy SKY wspolnie pr.ez wieki ,dzieli
~ / dziela wsp6lna dole, jedna i Ia sa.
ma dfoh barbarzyhcy, mas glebi, sam
wieo zdrowy rozsadek wskazuje, i. ra.
ZEN tee winnismy walczyc, razem te.
zawsze o W prawa walozymy. Tu
doPiero ma wolnej ziemi amerykahskiej
jakos duoh niezgody, fozy tea ma.
wet dziaaajaoe jake platne ~narzedzie
wroga) zasial wsr6d mas ziarno niezgo-
dy i rozdwojenia szkodliwego intere-
som obu ~zbratanych narod6w. z uozu-
ciem wieo uznania i szaounku przyjmu
jenny to, Re Litwini ME odrzuoili wy
ciagnietej do mich d}oni braoi, nieohze
wiec ten napozor drobny fakt bedzie
ola obu stron zapowiedzia lepszej PREY
sziosoi:
Gfowna tresc ca}ego obchodu stano
WHO odozytanie W jezyku polskim rezo
lucyi a raozej odezwy do spo}eozehstwa
amerykahskiego, odezwa ia byla luz
poprzednio je~dnomyslnie przez delega-
tow Tow. pc dwakroc przyjeta a pre-.
tfomaczona ma jezyk angielski zostala
dosfownie~ og3oszona W dzienniku 1.-THE
Brooklyn Citizen.
Me zapomniano i o naszym skarbie
mar. ma ktory to eel PAM A. Hojar sko.
lektowaia SIG 81.
w imieniu komitetu dziekujemy "a
bezinteresowna prace PREY postumencie
pod bust Kosciuszki PIP. J. Zuber i
W. Czaplewskiemu, rowniez p. S. Ga.
seckiemu "a papier ofarowauy ma DO.
krycie postumentu.
VI. Ronihski,
sekr. komitetu i obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. 4 maja 1896.
Tow. Mar. sw. Stanislawa Kostki. OF
81, urzadziio obchod W dniu 3 maia "
niedziele O Smej godzinie w~ieczorem
W hall narodowej.
Oh. Julian Maliszewski otworzy1 OBJ.
ohod i powo1al ma prezesa OBJ. Bernar.
da Centylego, a ma sekretarza nizei
podpisanego.
Program wykonany zosta& jak haste.
puie:
i. Spiew ,Polske kochaG ME po}owa
ale Gaia dusza' wykonany zostai przea
Tow. spiewu Lutnia, Choir VII i Tow
spiewu Halka.
Z. Orchestra - overture.
3. Deklamaoya panny Pelagii Nova
kowskiej ,,Do Ojozyzny".
a. Spiew przez Tow. Wanda (dzieoi)
Choir L. ,,Polonez Kosciuszki".
3. Nova OBJ. Filipa Banasiewicza.
Szanowny m6woa m6wil o okresie cd
o~gloszenia konstytucyi 3go maja I79l
r. az do o~statniego rozbioru Polski i @
nieszozesnem liberum veto. Tylko
szlachta j magnaci posiadali prawa oby.
watelstwa, ale dola mieszozahstwa
ch2opow by1a ponizona i d~eptana. Ma
zakohczenie mowca powiedziai, &c
doPoki kropla krwi i WARY ojc6w ma.
szyoh W mas tkwic bedzie, laden wrog
mas ME zwyciezy, a Polska matka ma
sza powstanie z trzeoh wieze{ rowna,
wolna j niepodlegla.
D. Potem nastapila deklamaoya Fe.
liksa Markowskiego ,,Kraj oczysty".
Z. Spiew - mazur, wv Maui Wv.
konany przez Tow. spiewu Lutnia
Halka,
8. Orchestra.
8. Deklamaoya panny Pelagii No.
wakowskiej ,Modlitwa do Boga".
10. Deklamaoya Longina Markow-
skiego ,,Dziedzina o~jczysta.
II. Spiew dzieoi Tow. spiewu Wan.
da ,,Dobra noc".
Ma z~akohozenie tego obohodu wysta-
pi} z kr6tka nova OBJ. J. N. Cukierski,
podkom isarz Sksrbu Mar. Pol, i skre.
SLID W krotkosci eel konstytuoyi 3go
maja.
Wszystkim szanownym m6wcom,
Towarzystwu spiewu Lutnia, Choir VII,
/ Tow. spiewu Halka, deklamatorom,
oraz szanownej publioznosoi "a tax Ii.
ozne zebranie sic stokrotnie dziekuje
" imieniu komitetu.
Ma Skarb N. Pol. zebrslismy $500,
potem nastspii bal.
Milosc i pozdrowienie.
X. Dytkie,oicz, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Najtahsze Ceny.

Zwyozaj dostarczanis cd ozasu do
czssu publioznosoi biletow kolejowych
ma drodze zelaznej Nickel Plate zyska}
juz oddawna szozere uznanie W oczaoh
tych, ktorzy podrozujs. Mkt ME po-
winien nawet pomyslec o kupowsniu
biletow do Buffalo, N. Y, ma konwen.
eye IN. K. A" ktora sic odbedzie W
miesiaou lipcu, dopoki sic ME przeko.
ma, jake beda oeny ma kolei telaznej
,Nickel Plate. Pc blizsze szczegoly
pissc nalezy do: j. Y. Callahan,
agenta generalnego, Ill Adams ST.,
Chicago, Ill. (nr. 84). (2-7-96.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

M~eAezyzni, miodzi ! starry, powinni
czytac ogSoszenie Tomaszs slatera ma
stronnicy Sci,
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ANOTurR eprIv rROBARLE.

Austin. Toxas, February @,-rhc Sup
porters 81 Hugh Hancock and Paul
tucker. who are DESTROYS Of going to the
St Louis National republican convention
as delegates from the Ninth congressional
district held meeting at the court hoEsr
last night to offset The Brush Maynard
meeting held tho night before Hancock
and Tucker are Rccdltes, while Brush
and MAYNARD arr primarily Allaonites. or
ia other words bear the stamp OF Cun,S's
anprOval Both meetings were rather
stormy and from what transpired thcrcat
n may he predicted that there VIII be
etornl convention, witch meets here next
week, lust as there has been 1T every
republican convention held SO far this
wear
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GALVESTON MEANS BUSINESS.


Liberal Budgets for Cleaning Up the
Filthy Streets and Alleys.
Galveston, Texas, February 2g.-The city
council tonight adopted the budget for
the ensuing year The health department
gots $4,000, against $1,000 last year; streets
snd alleys get $4,000, against $1,000 last
year. The city, now in nlthy condition.
viii be cleaned, Fifteen thousand dollars
is appropriated for garbage furnaces, Tho
Office OF purchasing agent is abolished.
Liberal provisions are made for parks.
esplanades, library, etc. Estimated run
ming expenses on account of these provi-
sions are $4,000 in excess OF last year. but
the new council starts OF with surplus
instead OF a deficit as for several years
past,
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sunday, February %. from which I quote

Sunday. February g. from which l quote
ds follows:
In conclusion. let me say to every
democrat IN every precinct and county IN
this State, that under the law any polili-
cal party may order primary election
and 1t Is protected by law. Inc pN'ple
can not be deprived OF the right TO vote
at any election by the refusal or failure
Of Judges or officers of election TO open
the polls Let the democracy OF Ie iN IN
every county and precinct assemble at
their usual voting places on June next,
and, should there be no judge to hold
such primary election at your Young
place. then and there select one Ct your
number as a judge of election, who VIII
then appoint the other officers Of election.
as provided In articles Llli, lllJ and lU6,
new edition revised statutes Of Texas,
hold your elections and preserve the re-
turns that tine result may be established.
Where any executive committee OF any
the regular organized democracy Of Texas
the democracy # such county has the
power at once by precinct and mass meet
ing to reorganize and reform the executive
committee Of such county and take such
a course as they deem best to secure
their right Of expression on the question
submitted democracy begins ANA ends
with the people.
with hrm reliance upon the people
who make up the great army OF democrats
aud trusting and believing that they will
not fn'ier or De robbed If their rights at
IL time when the happiness and welfare
If themselves and their children are at
stake leave the matter in their hands"
1t seems to he the determination of the
sound money faction to create as much
discord aud confusion IN the party ~
sihle, and, as was clearly shown by
action at Galveston, they VIII ''ru
ruin In substance the action o. IlM
Galveston meeting resulted ia a rosol on
similar TO the following:
Resolved. That all of as are in favor OF
boiling Half OF us want to bolt now aut
he other half and Chairman Hardy II nks
best to wait until .he STATE convention at
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WEBB COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Laredo Texas February CAT the re-
publican county convention held here yes
trrday the following delegates We're elected
20 attend the various conventions;
TO Austin--C. q. Brewster, j. j. Haynes,
A. Wnslow. G. c. Pierce. l.. Dantin and
NJ Nillas,rigo.
TO Cuero--C. G. Brewster. C c, Pierce,
4 Wuslow, /. panun, j. Alexander. NJ.
Nillastrigo and C, Trevino.
II Curro TO nominate candidate fer
congress in case Governor Culbcrson
should call n special election to till the
vacancy caused hy the death of Hon. ".
II. CRANE. T. Brewster c. c. Pierce and
A. WiusloW.
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COUNTY JUDGE RESIGNS,

Couroe, Toxas, February 29.-Hon. r.. II.
Powell, county judge of Montgomery
county called the commissioners court 10
convene at tho court house Friday, the
eSth instant when he tondercd his rosI,.
nation as county Judge which was ac-
eop,ed by the court with regret 10 the
court and the entire county. Judge Pow.
cil had a host Of friends in this county. The
bar officers and mombors OF the commits
siopers court had purchased FOR him as n
token OF their love al Il friendship. a beau
nful gift, IN the shape OF a walking cane
which was preseutei TO him by Hon NJ :
Cooper county judy, who was elected by
the court 10 succeed Judge Powell Whuq
Judge Cooper WAS delivering tho prosenta-
ton speech many tears fell from the eyes
OF his friends in the court room. Tho
court then appointed committee OF three
from baI and commissioners court TO drart
res,lutton Of regrc.
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and Cattle company, coatisues b
sent.
Arthur oaks and e. A. seas \
were discharged,
Kentucky Refining COMPANY vi
chants and Planters Oh eonpul
trial.
LOCAL AND personal
The light house tender Ame.a 1.
yesterday and sailed this ait1imI
cruise.
Exports OF cotton for the vsiI
%, l57 bales, OF which 15,M wen /
eien ports and 1851 to Boston NJ
York.
The Junior department Of ~
Mems Christian association will u
excursion to Green's bayou o. ~
ence Day.
Rev. Father Nugent will del!yfI
lecture at Cathedral hall toIrorf'l
Ing on WAITS and StIays IN TX !
of England"
city Engineer Jennett left i6 q,
for League City to attend . ~
citizens Of that locality In the NJ
good roads.
The funerdl Of Miss Annie
Wohber, the 14-year-old dausnt
derman and Mrs. Robert Wsbb<f
this afternoon.
Gus Horton has resigned hssF9
deputy sheriff and will return Z!
to resume the practice Of law I
Hirschberger succeeds him.
The steamship Rose Castle tsn
Manchester today with Ssa oaa
ton and q. ST. bushels Of corn; ~
sailed fer New York with w
cotton,
10 March term Of the -
court will open Monday na. J
d jury will DO empannelsa I,
All other courts viii faks ~
~ ccount Of Texas lndepenae'a
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MrKlNLEY COMBINE.

Quincy and Grant Both Endorsed and Dele
gates to tho State Convention Elected.
bryan. TeT,s February %. THE Holly
Han, or Mckinley wiHg of tho republican
party OF this county mold their convention
at the court house at . o'clock this evening.
H. II. Han was elected chairman and n a.
Haynes, secretary. The following resolu-
tons were passed;
le 4 resolved by the republicans OF
Rru2os county VA mass convention Assem-.
blgd, That We hereby indorse the udmiuis.
traitor OF party analrs In this State nv thu
Hon John Grant our chairman OF the
state executive committee. IN him W,
recognize an ardent. yigilant and con.
rcientous rcpuhllcan who has spared no
effort TO keep tho party alive TO It's best
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WAS ONE CONTINUAL ROW.
First District Republican Conven-
tion Splits.
CUNEY CONTROLLED THE REGULARS.
Sound Money Democrats In Lamar County
Condemn Chairman Dudiey's Actions.
Numerous Political Meetings.

Hampstead, Texas. February 2s.--The re-
publican convention OF tho First congress
sional district split wide open almost from
tho start L, was disgraceflil affair from
the beginning. bowling. fighting and pull
ing down of speakers Tho Reed and Nc
KIuley forces saw the handwriting on the
wall They feared Quincy and his power.
and Chairman Atkinson, the regular CHAIR
man Of the First congressional district
upon whose call the convention had con-
vened, had hardly raped the convention
10 order before Richards and Love OF
Houston with probably dozen men at
their back forced themselves 10 the front
and disclaiined the right OF Atkinson to
sit MS chairman Bodlam broke loose and
100 delegates were on their feet at once
shouting and yelling For .tmce-auarters
Of an hour not word could he heard ahoFe
the uproar. The hecd-Mcklnley combine
had their plans well arranged, and forcing
MIR White to the stand they clAmed HIM
TO be The regular chairman and demanded
a board OF arbitration TO decide as to who
WAS tho chairman.
Things looked mighty equally ut this
time ana officers OF the Tcuco were sought,
but they declined 10 interfere. ileuceiorih
the convention was douOle-barrrletL TWO
chairmcn with the necessary adJuncts oc-
cupied the same rostulm and proceeded to
do business The Rcel-Mcknloy crowd
took the east side OF he court house, Win
A. G. Tompkius chairman while the reg
uiar conycuuin was presided over by A.
kiuson Both Sides were talking at tue
same tiruc and appointed committees Oh
credentials md permanent organization ~
YVES scene OF confusion aud Crawford OF
Cameron the manager Of the Reed forces,
was a spectator 90 the galleries. while
quincy was "a dispaaaiuudp. ioohet-ou Wl.h
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CoRYE1.1. COUNTY COMMITTEE.

Gatesville. Texas. February 3.-In
democratic executive committee met TINS
evening. only two members being absent
II mdorsed the action OF the state cotn.
TO vote OH the financial question, EJECT uele-
gates 20 the state and district conventions
and nominate state and district ofnccrs oN
having their names put on the tlckots
voted The primary for county officers
only "a 10 be held May ., The meeting Of
the committee WAS harmonious, The can
aud tho meeting were not given out until
after the adjournment. Tho views OF the
mnmhers could not be ohtalne1.
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executive committee of Hays county. has
Issued call to the committee to meet ut
san Marcos March 10 for consultation
over matters connected with and OF in
tercst t. the democratic party.
The prohibitionists are holding a grand
rally at the court house tonight. Arrange
mcnts have been made for a vigorous cara
paigu from now IN The election VIII be
hold week from, today.
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galveston. Texas, February 29.-Texas
independence Day Is 20 be celebrated in
NaiNeston with scme degree OF ceremony
ul"ler INC auspices OF The Texas Historical
soelety ana the sydney Sherman chapter
OK t1e Daughters OF the Republic. At noon
q salute win be tred 10y the Galveston Ar
u'le'S C9Nfany on the square In front of
me iau high school, to be followed by
eNtIelseS IN tho auditorium, Including the
rtAu'ng Of tho Declaration of Independ-
"lle' music and speeches, In the evening
the chamber of commerce win have rs
annual banquet NJ the fremont hotel. AZ
which there Will be many prominent
texans and Distinguished guests from Tn /,
vest Judge John II. Reagan. WHO Il TO
,r one or the speakers. wired today that
ne would reach here tomorrow afternoon
ag1 II mas been arranged TO give him a
Nlp 70 lhe l.ttes ana q ride over the city
any along tho wharyes on NJ nday. TIE
s'ho9is ana public Offices VIII he generally
closed and the business houses. 10 con-
siderable extent during the day.
o, UNITED STATES COURT.
NilNe u sterenherg VS.. John r. IRVINE
continued 10y agreement -
u, II. Shearn ct al VS.. Drazoria Land
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INDORsED DUDLEY.

Clarksville Texas February a-The
d, nlocratic executive committee OF this
county met today and iudorsed tho action
of Chnirluan Dudley and the state eNecu-
tive committee In full, called a primary
election for June 6 TO nominate county ON
GERS vote on the financial question ana 40
ali things directed and suggested by the
State committee and to elect delegates 10
the various conventions both state and
dl.lrict
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AUSTIN COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Bcllville. Texas, February 29-The re-
publican county convention was held Mt
The court house today and the following
delegates to the state convention were
chosen: j. Cloud, G. w. Scott. II H. Ham
mond. J. r. Hogan. f. r. Cummings c.
H. Hogan, A. NJ. Purtle and i. Reese.
To the congressional convention: j. L.
Moscly. j. Perrnc j. Il. Baal NJ Nor
tiss. H. Sanford. p. NJ Dibble, A. Banket
W. Shadrack, p. II. Jnkens, c. w Mo
Cowan, A. Il. Bivins. II. Bethany and j
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SOUND MONEY CHAIRMAN.

Corscana, Texas, february 29.-Cha'r-
man Hardy today issued an open letter in
criticism of the last publication by Chair
man Dudley in the press Mr. Hardy takes
decided issue with Colonel Dudley in his
defense of free coinage and quotes some
statistics to show that Chairman Dudley
vas not thoroughly posted on the financial
issue.
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rn nRnrK nlSrRIcT PRIMARIES.

Mount Pleasant. Texas. February %
The county democratic executive commit
tee which met here today Endorsed the call
OF the state committee and called ~ pri-
mary election June FOR nominating coun.
ty officers. A resolution was adopted no
curing the congressional and judicial com
mittees to order district primaries for con
gresham, judge and attorney.
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Athens, Texas February A.-The popu-
lists Of the countyitmet here this evening
IN mHss meeting and n county central com
,nIttec was chosen 4 large club was or
ganizcd at this place. jasper n, star, an
Athens lawyer In II speech declared ms
sympathy was no longer with the demo
Gratis and heuceforth he would vote with
tho populiSts they aver that they VIII
carry henderson county over all opposl-
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THE CHAIRMAN RESIGNS.

Granbury, Texas, February - The dem
ocratic executive committee met today, six
Ont of tho eight members being present.
1'he action of Chairman Dudley was IN
dow'eti and primaries called In accordance
Herewith. The fight over the, primaries
was hot j. a. Poe and a. +. Green re-
signing when tho result was known. Poe
was county chairman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
TO VOTE ON CORPORATION

Hampstead, Texas, February 20,-County
Judge Lipscomb has called for an elec-
ton of the property owners Of the city
10 determine whether or not the corpora
ton shall be abolished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
UNANIMOUS FOp M'i51Nr.Ey

Abilene. Texas February - The rcauh-
Hears of J'ncs county held their cosivcn-
ton today with the largest number 81 par
uolpants In any republican convention ever
held IN the county. They unanimously IN
dc rsed Mckinley FOR president and J. O.
Lowden OF this place FOR delegate At lnreo
to the National convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
MCKINNEY DEIrGATEs.

Rusk. Texas. February 29.-The Cherokee
county republicans met in convention here
today. .Thco. Miller presided with j. H.
Howard, colcred, secretary. Six Mckinley
de.oSates were elected to the Austin con-
vention. No othcr Instructions. They say
they are not after small game.