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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04

WTATSON-We are authorized to announce
w Mr.. l., r. WATSON a candidate for cleo
ton County, subject to the will of the Democratic
party. Primary election Saturday, March 5, 1898
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SALE OF LAND.
Camden Bank and Trust Company
vs.. I. NJ Wilson.

By virtue Of veudiuon expouas in
my hands issued hy = r. Brooks clerk
Of the cjrcuIt court Of Benton County,
Tennessee, ] will on
Monday, the 9TH Day Of February,
1898,
expose 10 public sale 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, ut the courthouse door in
Camden, tennessee the following de-
scnbed real estate situated in the FIFTH
civil district OF Benton County, Tonnes
see and IN the town of Camden, on the
east side Of the public square and bound
ed as follows, tl-wit: On the south by
the property Of Rushing, on the north by
the property II Hubs, On the east by the
property Of Iotty, and on the west by the
public square; il being the store-house
now occupied hy b. @. Rushing. Said
real estate was condemned and ordered
to be sold by the circuit court of Benton
County, Tennessee. at the December term
1897, to satisfy a judgment in favor Of the
Camden Bank and Trust Company and
against /. n. Wilson for Sl6437 and all
cost
This January 10, 1898.
w. A. LASHLEE,
1877 Sheriff
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04

MAGISTRATES WARRANTS, Executions,
W. ana state Warrants for sale at The CHRoN-
ICLE Office. Other blanks printed to order.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04

II Mr.. A. NJ. IIAWLEY, JR., as candidate
for electonto the office OF Circuit CourtCerk for
Benton County, subject to the will Of the Demo
cratic party Primary election Saturday, March
8, 1898.
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For County Trustee.

CAMPING are authorized to announce Mr.. J i.
~ I CAMP a candidate for reelection TO the
Office of County Trustee for Benton County, sub
jcct to the will of the Democratic party. Primary
election Saturday, March 8, 1898.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04

are authorized to announce
YI Mr.. EUGENE MCDANIEL candidate for
election to the office of Circuit Court Clerk for
Benton County, subject to the will Of the Demo
cratic party Primary election Saturday, March
8, 1893,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04
Monday, the 9th Day Of February.
1898,

expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Camden, Tennessee, the following tract
of land lying and being in the second civil
district Of Beaton County, Tennessee, and
bounded as follows, to-wit; On the north
by the lands OF NOVEL;, on the south by
the lands OF Hatley, on the east by the
lands Of Hatey, and on the west by the
lands of Hatey, containing 50 acres more
or less. Said land was levied upon as the
property Of w. G.. Kirk, it being the tract
upon which he now resides and is subject
to the homestead rights whatever they
may be Of the said w. q. Kirk In and to
said land. The same was condemned and
orderep to be sold by the circuit court of
Benton County Tennessee, at the Deem
Der term, 1897, to .satisfy a judgment in
favor Of Ia. l.. Holland and against II. B,
Ballard and w, G. Kirk for the sum Of
$2L20 and all cost.
This January 10. 1893.
w. A, LASHLEE,
1877 Sheriff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04
SALE OF LAND.
J. NJ. Holiday & Brother vs.. JEFF
ShuFley.

j. W, Hoti2day & Brother vs.. jeff
Shirley
By virtue OF venditioni exponas in
my hands, issued by A, r. Brooks, clerk
of the circuit court Of Benton County,
Tennessee, will on
Monday, the 9Th Day Of February,
1898,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Camden, Tennessee, the following tract
of land lying and being in the first civil
districto Of Benton County, Tennessee, and
bounded asfollows. to-wit: On the north
10y the lands belonging to Odle, on the
south by the lands belonging to Rober-
son, on the east by the lands belonging
to French, and on the west by the lands
belonging to Moore, and containing about
55 acres more or less. Thesaid land was
condemned and ordered to be sold by the
circuit court of Benton County. Tennes-
see, at the December term, 1897, to satisfy
judgment in favor of J. M. Holiday &
Bro, and against Jeff Shurley for SOL. As
and all cost.
This January 10, 1898.
w. A. LASHLEE,
1877 Sheriff
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04

WHILE attending the Belshazzar
leust % New York last week the
President probably didn't have
time to say anything about 1--WE
cent cotton aud the serious situa-
ton in New England.
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TO CURE A ooLD1N ONE DAY

Take laxative Br0mO QuinIne Tablets. An drug,
glsts refund the money iiitiails toCure. 25cents.
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The Teller resolution passed the
Senate Saturday by a vote Of AZ 10
~. Senator Lodgoagold standard
substitute was defeated by a vote Of
j8 70 "a Party lines we're broken
on both sides OF the Senate cham
Der when the vote was taken. The
Teller resolution is a practical re-
affirmation Of that Of Stanley
Matthews in 1878, which, in sub
stance, asserts the right OF the
Government 10 pay, at It's option,
in gold OF silver, the principal OF
interest Of any of its bonds made
payable in coin.
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81 once We want your orders.
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For County Sheriff.

ERY-We are authorized to announce Mr.. f.
j Il. Fry a candidate for election tothe Office
bhe will Of the Democratic party. Primary cleo
ton Saturday, March 8, 1898.
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SALE OF LAND
F. B. Latham vs.. H. B. Ballard and
w. G. Kirk.

BY virtue OF a yendiuuui exponas u
my hands issued by A. r Brooks, CLERK
of the circuit court Of Benton County,
Tennessee. / will ON
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-04
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES

For advertisements under this head our prices
are cash in advance.
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Our letters from Luterton and
Garfield were received too late for
publication.
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SALE OF LAND.
L. L. Holland VS.. H. B. Ballard and
w. G. Kirk.

BY virtue Of a venditioni exponas in
my hands, issued by A. r. Brooks, clerk
Of the circuit court Of Benton County,
Tennessee, / will on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

w, u. Lawson. travelling passenger agent
for the Katy. has returned from North
Texas.
William Doherty. travelling passenger
agent for the Gulf Aair Line. has gone TO
Waco on business,
A. G.. Mcclure. travelling freight agent
for the Katy. has returned from trip
through South Texas
Charles u. Golding, commercial agent FOR
tho Rock Island route. returned yesterday
to headquarters from Galveston.
], A. Jenkins, special agent for the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas at Waco. was in
the city yesterday on business.
w. b. Grosecose, assistant general
freight agent for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. returned from Galveston yesterday.
The clerical force OF the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas received their checks for
May salaries yesterdays welcome ghost
walk"
b. j. Ashburn, general live stock agent
for the Illinois Central, was in the city
yesterday from headquarters at Fort
Worth.
W. +. Mcclure, general freight and pas
senger agent for the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson. was in the city yesterday
from Galveston headquarters.
e. H. Combs, commercial agent for the
Katy at Galveston, has gone to his old
home in Kentucky on short vacation
among relatives and friends.
The Sunset train from New Orleans was
somew hat delayed by a freight wreck near
Beaumont. The personal supervision OF
Superintendent w. b. Mulvey in clearing
the track savad the regular trains from
being hours instead of minutes later.
The International and Great Northern
railway. in order to accommodate those
wishing to attend the grand barbecue at
Spring today, Will run a special coach with
their local, leaving here at a. IN. This
will be cut off at Spring and will be brought
back in the evening by the local train
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ONE MONTH TO COMPLY.
An Order to the Waco and North
western Purchaser.
WILL GO OUT OF RECEIVERS HANDS.
Terms Arc ConcIuded-Thc Road to
De Managed by the Houston and
Texas Central.

Waco, Texas, June 1.-THE decree In tse
Waco and Northwestern railroad cases.
rendered few days ago by the United
States court at Nov Orleans, has been
received here by l.. w. Campbell, general
attorney for the Waco and Northwestern,
Wilbur II. Boyle. the purchaser of the
road at the commissioners sale, was or
dered to comply with the terms Of his bid
and pay for the property On or before July
/, 1898. A compliance with the urGar eli
the court will take the Waco and North
western out of the hands of Receiver Al
fred Abeel, and place it under the manage
ment Of the Houston and Texas Central.
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HY MENEAL.

CANNON WOODWARD. - Palestine.
Texas, May Married. at the brides
residence last night, Mrs. Rockscy Wood
ward and MIR Rob Cannon OF this place.
MoFF EFT WILLIAMS. Brenham.
Texas, June 2.--on Thursday afternoon at
this place John w. Moffett- and Miss Kitty
Williams were married by Justice w. Il.
Ewing.
GREEN JOHNSON. - Cameron, Texas.
Juno a,-Mr. John Green of this city and
Miss Grace Johnson OF Austin werc mar
ried ut the First Presbyterian church at
the latter place yesterday
KNOBLAuCH- KlsR MOLE bryan.
Texas. May 3l.--Mr, Charles Knoblauch and
Miss Leila kernole. both OF this city. were
married at Courtnoy at o'clock last even
ing, Rev, MoCarty officiating.
WESSBNDoRFF JONES. - Richmond.
Texas. June Tom Wessendorff and Misc
Hattie Jones we're married here today. Tho
ceremony took place in the Methodist
church, Rev. ). W. Thomas officiating.
WATSoN-CLAY. -prenham. Texas. June
AT the home OF the brides parents at
Independence John and Miss Leila Clay
were married By Archbishop Jofftris Of the
Texas diocese OF the Episcopal church.
EVANS SoUTHW ELL. Yoalsum. Texas.
June 2.---On June 1 at the residence OF the
brides parents In this city, II. G. Evans
anu MISE NNHllt lUulllNtti were W
the Rev. Father Vaculick OF the Catholic
church
TRAYLOR- POWELL. - Willis. Texas.
May S0.--Yelterday at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Or and Mrs. w. p. Powell.
Miss Emma Powell was united In the holy
bonds OF matrimony 10 Mr. Alexander Tray
Tor OF Huntsville, Rey, X. w. Adams Of
floating,
BEAuM1ER-TH0MAS .-Tcmplc. Texas.
May 0.--Mr W X. ptaumier was married
TO Miss Fannie Thomas OF this city Sun
day afternoon at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. Jen Leak Mr.. Beaumier has
been reporter on the Daily Tribune here
for a year past.
CASTOR sPANGI ,ER.--Kaufman, Texas.
June 2.--J. NJ. CASTOR, county treasurer of
this county, and Miss Mary Spanglsr. .
charming and accomplished young lady OF
this city. were married last night at $40 at
the residence OF the brides parents. the
Rev. j. I. Pinson officiating.
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Will Co TO ST. Louie.

NJ. l.. Robbins, general passenger agent
for he Houston and Texas Central. and l..
j, Parks. assistant general passenger agent
for the Sunset route. will leave for ST..
Louis Saturday night to attend the at-
journed meeting of the Southwestern
Passenger bureau. So far neither OF these
have been informed of any
objections to the terms of the agreement
and express confidence that the meeting
in St Louis, beginning Monday, will be
harmonious, brief and successful.
H. A. Jones, general freight agent for
the Sunset. has been in st. Louis this
week attending a conference with the
Seahoard-St. Louis lines for the purpose OF
agreeing on some satisfactory adjustment
OF interstate Texas rates and renewing
about the only obstacle TO mutual settle
ment by all lines concerned and the rati-
fcation of the bureau agreement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

Ma, field has been treated very unfairly
in being charged With unfriendlncss 10 tho
cause OF free silver, aud states mat May
| field was an "avowed free silver man" in
1891 AZ the Dallas convcltion. have maze
the statement publicly that Mr, Mayficli
leArresssd nimstif as against tbs free coin
eco OF silver NJ the raiio OF IL 70 TO Z. L..
Randvli CT sherman. while en- route TO that
lccnvcntion. and Mayiiell has never denied
it. and 10 not think he will do SO over
his signature or otherwise. Judge Rus
sslls letter speaks the truth. as is we'll
HI own 10 every msmbtr OF the platform
cor mittec of the famous Dallas conven-
ton Of 1894.
This matter Of Mayfiold's position IN 1894
has been brought to the front by reason OF
aa attack made upon Captain Giles by one
|ot Mayfield's employees IN thr state de-
rartms nt at Austin, who now publishes tic
WaNahachic Enterprise. IN which am at
tackled as the chairman OF the Giles cam-
palgn committee. and charged by this
htrchman OF MIR, Mayfeld as being "one OF
tho yelloweSt goldhugs In the state l
replied TO this public attack by stating tina,
voted the straight democratic ticket ut
tie last election for State and National Of
ficers and giving Mr.. Maytield's position
IN 1884 as defined by MIR. Rnndeil. VINO was
delegate from Graysou county to tho con-
vcn,ion OF 1894. and who brought the mat
ter up In the Grayson delegation.
Is MIR, Mayflcld SO immaculate that his
mouthpleces can make false and malicious
attacks upon Giles and Giles fiierds.
and then term himself slander.d and mis-
treated when the truth is told In reply aud
dei,use7 Yorrs truly. II. Nj. Cate,
Chairman Gilss Campaign Committee.
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CARD FROM MR.. CATE.
Relative TO the Race for State Railway
Commissioner.
a. t-1itnr - v'ha Pct

Relative to the Race for State Railway
Commissioner.
To The Editor Of The Pest.
Mineola. Texas. June MY attention
has Just been called TO special from your
Austin correspondent IN The Daily Post Of
May 81, 1898, which appears upon the
seventh page. headed Eight on Mayfield"
The article in question credits Mr. May
field with 1879 Instructed votes and Giles
with ss. This IS an error. Mayfield nnls
claimed l0s up 10 the primaries held last
saturday, and has only added to that mum
her Erath, Galveston and Pamela. and per-
hans one or two other small counties.
Erath. Galveston and Pamela combined have
only go votes.
Giles. including Williamson county. has
| 10 votes. True. Williamson county did not
instruct. but Giles carried the primaries at
the ballot box by a large majority, and the
delegation assure us hat the vote viii be
ccst as directed IN the primaries VIII
lIamson county only instructed specifically
for Sayers.
Your correspondent also states tina. Mr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

Carthage. Texas. May 3l.-Tho official
count Of the vote cast in the democratic
primary held Saturday is az follows: United
States senator Culberson 30l9; governor,
Sayqrs 1910. Wynne 1882; lieutenant gov
ernor Browning 2l02. Cough 66i; attorney
general, Tfice 745. Smith 1850: comptroller.
Finley 2733; state treasurer. Garrison 1911,
Mills $50, Robbins 394; commissioner Of the
general land office. Smith iii3. Roche 100
Co.'s 1854; superintendent OF public instrnc-
tlsn. Kendall 21s7, Kinnard Co.'S rallrea
commissioner, Mayfield 2il7, Giles C3O;
Judge OF the court of criminal appeals,
Gavin 79S Rice 1876. Bliss 1862; Judge o. The
couri OF civil appeas First supreme ju-
dieial district. Peasants 1913, Reese 1886
congrn5s, Second district, Cooper l5Ss, Inn
boden 1891; senator, Eighth district, Arnold
23o3; MCGEE 674 representative, Twenty
seventh district. Collins 1876, Carswcll $50
Alfred 800, Jones 1854; district attorney.
Fourth judicial district Pollard 1887, Law
son I2i1, Garter 376. County officers nom
mated are as follows Sheriff. j. !. Mat
thews; county Judge, J. II. Long; tax col
lector, G. C. Taller. tax assessor, q. IL.
Collins; county clerk. s, s. Baker; county
treasurer. W ID. Hil; district clerk, b. q
Dabney: county attorney, ]. @. Woolworth
county surveyor, r, w. Priest.
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cHRRnKEE COUNTY, .

Rask, Texas. June Politics are getting
very much mixed in Cherokee county. The
primary comes OF June L. The race be-
tween Wynne and sayers Is very close.
Both sides are claiming the county and no
one can tell what the result viii be.
Colonel Wynne is billed TO speak In sew
eral places in the county this week. com
menc!ng at Alto tonight, here tomorrow and
at other places Friday and Friday night
Hon Winburne Pearce and j. F. onion
are here in behalf of Major sayers, while
Colonel ~ g. Morris Is stumping Cherokee
county in behalf CT Colonel Wynne. The
one that carries this county VIII know
that the other man was In the race
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SHORT TEXAS sPEClALS.

oUINTANA.--T life saving station
closed for the season Monday night.
BERCLAIR. "a successful Methodist re-
vival is In progress at Quincy. near here.
GlLMER. The Progress printing office
was almost totally destroyed by fire. Ne
insurance.
JEFFERSON. Hal Singleton, the new
postmaster. has taken possession Of the Of
fee at this place.
RRYAN.--Jesse Ellison has surrendered
to the sheriff. He waived examination and
bail was hxed at $4,000.
KAUFMAN, Iii. f. Pcery. the newly
appointed postmaster here. has assumed
the duties OF his office.
WANAHACHlE,- REV. r. II. Keller
has gone to Waco to deliver an address TO
the Add Ran college students.
MlLANO, DIR. j w Hudson. the re-
Gently appointed postmaster for this place,
has taken charge of his office.
M'KtNNEy.--T Cumberland Presby-
tcrlan church of Mckinney has called Rev.
J. w. Stevens to its pastoratc.
TEMPLE. Tho warehouses hero are
piled full of grain. The local price for oats
Is from 81 to 20 cents per bushei.
ROUND ROCK .--Rev. Eiehclberger. the
Cumberland Presbyterian evangelist, has
boon holding successful meeting.
TYLER WIN, Coughlin Of Pine Blur
has been appointed assistant general man
ager OF the Cotton Belt. with headquarters
at Tyler.
SHERMAN. The Graysca county grand
jury has adjourned after returning ninety
three true bills. equally divided between
mlsdcmoanors and felonios
MKINNEY. Tho meeting a. the Chris
tian church has closed. II was conducted
by Elder u. b. Taylor OF New York. AS a
result sixtythree accessions to the church
We're made. thirty-eight of whom were bv
baniism
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Berolair. Goliad County, Texas, June /.
Splendid rain today. which insures a heavy
corn crop.
ovorton, Rusk County. Texas, June l.-aA
large fruit crop will be raised here this
year mostly late peaches
Angleton. Brazoria County, Texas. June
"A fine rain fell yesterday a large
crop of cotton is now assured.
Ganajo. Jackson County. Texas, June 2.
Heavy rain insures corn and cotton; good
oats and hay crops already made.
Kaufman. Kaufman County. Texas, June
"a good rain fell here yesterday. Cot
ton In this county is looking exceptionally
fine,
Yoakum, Do witt County. Texas. June 9.
light ram, preceded by a regular sand
storm. fell here yesterday evening. A good
rain Is needed.
Edna, Jackson County. Texas, June "A
good rain throughout the county yesterday
reports from all sections are that there Will
be heavy corn crop.
Milano. Milan County, Texas, June -
A nice rain fell hero this morning, which
will insure n fair crop OF corn, Cotton
aud corn are both late.
| Holland, Bell County June l.-Drouth
| has been broken by heavy rain, but not
| before serious damage had been done "a
/ spring Outs Nutdt Ni' iNiu ~ w ~ p"pi'-
| els per acre.
| Rosebud. Falls County. Texas. June 49,
The dry spell was broken yesterday by a
| heavy rain, which was very much needed.
as crops were suffering. Tho rain was
pretty general over the county.
Sherman, Grdyson County June L.
Wind aud rain did considerable small dam
age TO the wheat and wheat crops. oats
here are expected TO yield from 90 TO 90
bushels per aero and wheat from 10 to w.
sugarland. Fort Bend County. Texas,
Juno "A good rain here yesterday which
almost !nsures a fine corn crop. Tho sugar
cane crop is looking very nice; the stand
Is good and yesterdays rain Will make IL
yep.
Frelsburg Colorado County. Texas Juno
"A light shower OF rain fell here yes
terGay, but more would be REQUIRED TO do
the crops any good. Crops are In good
condition now, but II 70 more rain falls
now the corn crop VIII be rather short.
The cotton crop Is passable. but is nothing
extra.
Jefferson. Marion County, Texas. June /.
Tho drouth is getting serious In this Sec
ton. Corn Is losing every day. AT noon
the cora 10 all Ia twist from excessive
heut, from which It barely RECEIVERS during
the night. 1t viii take only few more
such days to make q short crop of corn IN
this section
Boeville. Bee County. Texas. June r.
This city WAS visited by severe sand
storm yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
Only light sprinkle OF rain fell here, but
south and east OF the town a few miles
almost tho whole face Of the country was
| inundated. Sections OF the county that uid
not receive this rain are very dry and the
| corn crop Is going to be cut very short II a
| coed rain does not fall during the next few
| DAYS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
in saturday's primaries, a, Goliaa county

In Saturdays primaries. as Goliad county
VIII 80 for Sayers without u struggle.
overton, Texas. June 1--wynne will
carry Rusk county at Saturdays primaries
DeGrafffnreid viii also be instructed for.
Fort Worth, Texas. June l.---Colonel w.
l.. McGoughey of Hood county. who is here
today, says he Will support Wynne for
governor.
Ennis. Texas, June 2,--Colonel w. A.
Shaw Is billed to speak here tonight IN be-
half of Major Sayers. The primary eiec-
ton will be held June 4.
Timpson. Texas, June Hon. NJ. =. Nc
Gee, candidate for State senator, l. can
wasting this county, Mr. Arnold his op-
ponent, is also quite popular here.
Bryan, Texas. June 2.--fIon, w. H. Dean
OF Madlsonvile. who represented Brazos
and Madison counties In the last legisla-
ture. is again candidate for the same Of
fice.
Paris, Texas. June 1t Ia believed that
before the coming democratic primaries tho
test adopted bv the executive committee
will be modified TO great extent, A
majority OF the committee are said TO be
in favor of the liberal test.
Waxahachic. Texas, June 1.-The dual
appointment OF Dr. 4, w, Florer and John
Beatty for the postoffice here is liable to
cause trouble, The first appointment cans
for pr Florer and few days later John
Beatty received a similar notification.
Temple Texas, Jine 2,--Colo6el X, NJ
Wynue viii speak In Temple on Saturday
next at 4 p. M, and Farmer Bin Shaw has
been asked to meet the colonel If he Will
coi sent to do So In Joint debate. Tho
present Indications are that Saycrs will
carry this count, ny a good majority. Many
of the former Crane men arc now warm
supporters OF SayeIs.