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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-10-02

/ Miss Pearl Squires is visiting lin
Charleston and Atlanta.
Mr.. Walter Miller, of Madison, Ca,
is here for few days.
Mr.. Jim Anderson is now stenogra-
| pher for McNeel Marble Co.
Mrs. DIR. Green and two children, OF
Brunswick. will be the guests of Mrs
Campbell Wallace this week.
Miss Marguerite Wallace, of Carriers
vile, is visiting Mrs. Campbell Wal
lace.
Mr.. Johnnie Thompson will be taken
to Presby terrain Hospital in Atlanta
next Monday.
Mrs. George Dewald and Miss Pau
line Schoenthal attended the Hirsch-
Fuld wedding in Atlanta on Thursday
Mrs. j. w. Lewis, Sr., is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. L. Brown near Carriers
Vile.
Mrs. F. E Harvey and daughter, OF
Chattanooga are visiting her brother,
Mr.. ]. N. Squires.
For SALE--12 room house in Acworth,
"a acre lot, heart of city. Will easily
rent for.$15 per month. Price $500,
half time. Address E. P. Mcdowell,
Marietta.
Would like to rent my upstairs
rooms, which is convenient for house
keeping to desirable party. A few per-
manent boarders wanted.
Mrs. L. B. Mckinney.
MARRIED.-On Saturday last at the
residence of Judge p. D, McCleskey
Mr.. Joe P. Jolly, of Atlanta, and Mrs.
Susie Richardson, of this place. Judge
NcCleskey officiated.
Mr.. Sam Squires and family will
move on the 8th to the house in rear oil
the paper mill. The Hughes house or
Washington avenue is for rent.
Northcutt. Stone. & Barnes have g
full stock of new fall and winter goods
Their new advertisement in this issue
tells you about some features that the
trading public are interested in
Read their advertisement.
Miss Pauline Schoenthal attended the
marriage of Mr.. Mont Hirsch in At.
lanta on Thursday evening last.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-10-02

Mrs. Petty and son, Grady, Of Up
shaw, spent Sunday here with her son,
Mr.. ]. w. Petty.
Sam McQue, negro, was arrested here
Saturday night by marshals on charge
of keeping whiskey for sale.
Mr. Bella Barnes has rented and NOV
ed into the Stanley cottage near Knit
ting mill
Mr. Robert Hatcher is now with his
brother, Cliff @. Hatcher & Co, in the
Insurance business in Atlanta.
MARRIED Mr., Cliff Sewell and Miss
Rogers, both Of Atlanta, visited Mari
eta last Sunday and were married by
Rev V. E. Manget.
Miss Pearl Fowler the beautiful and
accomplished daughter, Of Mr.. w. T..
Fowler, of Woodstock, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Reed.
The new hats for ladies are covered
with dead birds. What slaughter of
the innocents to crafty human vanity
and avarice.
Rev. w. S. Williams. of Villa Rica,
preached the missionary sermon for
the Ladies Home Missionary Society
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church also preached at night. The
sermons were strong and able and
proved helpful.
Prof. d. A Sewell has entered into a
contract with Mr.. John D. Northcu tt
to write insurance for the next twelve
months for the Manhattan Life In
surance Co., of New York. He ard Mr..
Northcutt will leave in few days for
Alabama to canvass. Mr.. Sewell was
reelected teacher of the Camp Ground
school but declined to accept this place.
Have you seen that new policy of the
Penn Mutual? Can't be better for SIM
plicity, clearness and fairness. r
A, S. COHEN, Agent, Marietta. Ga.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mr.. J. B. Campbell, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. Don Towers of Rome, spent Sun
day here with home folks.
Four Belgian Hares for sale,
FRED HAMEs.
Miss Corydon Hames has returned
from her visit to 0pelika, Ala.
Mr.. tricks is in charge of the A. K
& n. Railway business in Marietta.
Mr.. Win Metcalf is in charge of the
A. K. N. Railway office at Elizabeth
FoR RENT.--2 connecting rooms. APP
ply to NJ. @. Delk, 206 Anderson street.
We are sorry 10 learn of the sickness
of Mr.. John Yale.
Mr.. Charley Thornton returned to
Jacksonville, Fla, on Monday to re-
sumo work.
Mrs. NJ. G. Whitlock, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. V, Corte-
lyou, returned to Rome Saturday.
The traffic, over the A. K. & N. Rail-
road in freight and passenger, is sur
prisingly large
Mrs. l.. E. York will add another
room to her residence on lawrence
street.
Sheriff Dunn arrested w. T. White,
here on last Saturday wanted in At
lanta for misdemeanor.
1t is said that another Washington
street young lady will be the next to
get married.
The way to get trade is to keep clean
attractive store, keep fresh goods, sell
at reasonable profits, be polite to GUS
toners and advertise in the Journal.
Printers ink has built up many bust
and saved many failing businesses.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-10-02

Even the pessimist is momen-
tarily happy in his unhappiness.
Some men don't know they are
beaten until long after other peo-
pie make the discovery.
If the beauty of the average
mans mind isn't more lovely.than
his face tits entitled to sympathy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-10-02

The string tied around a man;
hnger is merely a forget-me,not
;. Girls should never flirt in pub.
nc until after they have a stran.
gle hold on the art.
In matrlmony one ana one MAKE
Ole, but in divorce, one from one
leaves two.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-10-02

Now is the time to save
fruit and fortunately sugar
is cheap. We can also fur
nish you the Fruit Jars,
Jelly Glasses, etc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-23

date for "prothonotary, clerk of the
court of oyer and termner. general Jail
delivery and quarter sessions of the
peace" Mr.. McCabe was named on the
papers to be lied as a register of wills,
recorder of deeds and clerk of the Or
phans' court" candidate. The judge. in
his opinion, sustains the nominations,
which were made according to the usual
custom of all political parties in the
county since the blanket ballot has been
used.
The Bradford County Agricultural
society has deemed it necessary to
borrow sufficient funds to pay all fair
premiums in full. On account of the
rainy season, the society met a heavy
financial loss.
Court Stenographer Head and son.
while out in the yard with dog in the
early morning this week. much to their
surprise, discovered a fox on the prem
ises. Their game soon gained freedom
from his captors.
The beautiful day last Sunday made
sladdened hearts for the Catholics who
attended the dedicatory ceremonies of
the new St. Joseph's church at Athens.
The audience. which numbered into
hundreds thronged the church, Doth
morning and evening. The dedicatory
service was in charge of Rev. O'Boyie,
of Sayre. who was master of cere-
monies. and the sermon was delivered
by Father Frederick. of Susquehanna.
Music was furnished by the choir of
St Mary's church. of Wilkes Barre, and
the singing was exceptionally elaborate
for such an occasion. Bishop Hoban
was present and cfiiciated. There We're
fourteen visiting priests present on the
occasion. The church. which was erect
ed at cost of S1S.O00 is dedicated TO
the parish free of debt. The structure
is beautifully located, and is built of
stone and brick. The cornerstone was
laid September 10. 1901 by Rt Rev.
Bishop Hoban. of Scranton. The build
ing is gothic in style, and presents all
the modern Improvements as to heat
electric lights and ventilating.
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cluson of the ceremony. congratulate
tions were extended aud wedding sup
per was served at the brides home.
The Bowery foot ball eleven, of this
town, would like to play any first class
eleven i'll the county. NJ. Day, captain.
The Taylor Reds base ball team will
meet this evening. when they will elect
manager and transact other business.
Archibald mine local, No 1G49, United
Mine Workers of America, will meet
this evening in the Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey, of Pater-
son. N. j., have returned home, after
spending a few days with friends in
town.
Taylor mine local, No. 1913. and Pyne
mine local. No. 90l, United Mine Work.
ers of America. will meet this evening,
when the delegates will give their re-
ports of the Wilkes Barre convention.
Lackawanna Valley council No. 81,
Junior Order United American Mechau-
les, will meet this evening in regular
session.
Miss Alice II. Dix. of Honesdale. is
the guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David NJ. Williams. of Main street.
Prof. w. l.. Jones. of Taylor street.
has returned home from his trip to
Camden, n. j.
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Want TO TELL IT.
Many Enthusiastic Scranton
Citizens Want TO Make
1t Public.

There Is something in it.
When people want to talk about 1t.
Publicity of good thing is good for
the people.
Gratitude promotes publicity.
Enthusiastic citizens are talking,
Telling neighnors; telling friends
Removing the stumbling block OF
doubt.
And so the work goes on.
Home endorsement Is giving conf
dence.
Thousands are learning to appreciate
IL.
Here is Prospect citizen that does.
Mr.. George G.. Snyder of 500 Prospect
Street, employed in the shops of the
Delaware, LackaWanna and Western
railroad. says: II found my back Civ
ing out on mo. 1t hurt whenever /
stopped or lifted, and the first thing in
the morning, l was very lame and
stiff. II was very like rheumatism,
and | suffered u great deal from it.
saw Doan's Kidney Pills so highly re-
commended that / went to Matthews
Bros drug store and got a box, and
began using them. They helped me
within n week. and ! gradually grew
better until I was entirely cured"
For sale by all dealers; price, 80
cents. Foster Miburn Co., Buffalo, n.
y. sole agents for the u. $.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no substitute.
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OLYPHANT.

Dr. j. j. Price, the well-known and
popular young physician of this place,
was welded to Miss Rose Mack, of
Wilkes-B Barre. at the latter place. yes
terday morning. After Il wedding trip
they will return to this town and will
reside at the Mahon house.
The season of forty hours devotion
in st. Patricli's church was brought to
close yesterday morning, when masses
We're celebrated at 5 and : o'clock The
attendance during the devotons was
very large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Griffiths and Mrs.
Tennis, of Jermyn, visited friends in
town yesterday.
The public schools will be closed next
week. on account of institute.
Y. n. Neary, of Carbondale, was a
caller in town yesterday.
Y. f. Rogan, j. II. Mahon, John Law
ler and Austin Lynch left yesterday on
hunting trip to Starrucca
Miss Sadie Oakes, of Allentown. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Bush,
OF LackaWanna street.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

| Tunkhannock, Oct. 22.--The October
| term of the court of common pleas
! opened on Monday afternoon. The case
of ID. II. Carey VS.. LamerouX & CO., as.
sumpsit for wages. occupied the court
all day Tuesday. The defendants are d
numbering firm doing business in North,
moreland.
George w. Biddleman. of the pension
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Deemer Bid
dleman. on Warren street.
Mrs. Stephen Robertson is i'll at her
home, on Second street, with slight
attack of appendicitis.
Attorney John NJ Garman and wife
of Wilkes-B Barre, are guests of the lat
ters sister. Mrs. Louis F. Camp, on
Second street.
Mrs. William &. kittredge was a ys-
itor at Wilkes Barre on Tuesday
Miss Ora Stark returned on Tuesday
from Il several days visit with friends
at Wilkes Barre.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church met
at the home of Mrs. J. W. Piatt, on
Second street, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mullen & Dunn's Comedy company
held forth at Piatt's opera house on
Tuesday evening, October 81, in a conf
edy, entitled My Friend Hogan"
Landlord John Gaylord, of Niehoop-
any WAS Il visitor in town on Monday.
Miss Sarah y. Whipple is Very i'll at
her home on Second street, and little
hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Mrs. Byron Kelly is entertaining
from SuNre this week.
The trial OF tlespass case, brought
by :. l. Tiffany against the borough of
Nicholson, which is now going on in
court, is the occasion of bringing here
il large crowd of people from that place
VINO are here as Witnesses on either
side, The plaintiff claims large dam
ages from the borough on account of
the negligent maintaining of a sluice,
causing injury 10 his property.
In the case of u. Fl. Cary VS.. w. A.
LamoreuX & Co, assumpsit for wages
of manual labor, tried in court here on
Tuesday, the jury found verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for Sl37.
Judge Samuel w. Pennypacker. He
publican candidate for. governor, will
deliver an address at the court house
this Thursday evening, and elaborate
l''pdi va llplS are DeliS made FOR his
reception The party, which consists
of large number of prominent speak
ers, will arrive here from Montrose at
p. m.
Charles Il, Williams and Eli Nichols.
OF Scranton, are in attendance at court
here this week.
The old building standing on the
stark property, ON the west side OF
bridge street, has been purchased by
kutz q son, and is being moved TO
the lot in the rear of their harness
store where 1t viii he used as barn
Tor their livery business
Mrs d. Scott Bideman and daughter
Irene visited friends at Wilkes Barre
on Wednesday.
William West, of the firm of West
Brothers, is very i'll with sciatic rheu-
matism' at his home on Pine street.
Jay Maynard has position in the
store of llungeriord A Son, as sales
man,
The comedy produced by the Mullin
& Dunn company, at Piatt's opera
house on Tuesday, was very well
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DALTON.

| On Friday evening David Copper-
field will be presented in the Baptist
| church here by the popular impersona-
tor. Willard ID. Howe. The admission
will be 20 cents. No better talent can
be brought to this town for entertain-
| ing than Mr.. Howe possesses.
a strike occurred on Tuesday among
| the Hungarian workmen on the new
bridge here. One of the men had a
| few words with the boss of the gang
and threw down his shovel and Quit
work. This apparently was signal
for all to stop, as each workman imme-
dately threw down his shovel and
walked up the gang plank from the
bottom of the creek to the surface
above. The men were probably antici-
pating Il settlement of the coal strike,
and preferred to return to the mines to
working on the bridge.
Willard Smith, one of the popular
young men of this place. will leave on
Saturday next for Discubadora. Mexico.
Mir. Smith has accepted position as
superintendent of Il cold storage plant
and meat shop connected with the cop
per mines there, owned by Simpson &,
Watkins, of Scranton. Mr.. Smiths
many friends wish him great success
in his new position.
Mrs. Frank Won Storch is visiting re-
latives in Scranton.
John Williams, of Scranton has
moved into Mrs. Slade's house.
Mrs. Harry Dean has so far recov-
cred from her serious illness as to be
able to sit up some now.
Paul Sonlers. of Wyoming, spent sun
day with bis parents here.
DIR. T.. y. Fuller and Elmer Rey-
nolds attended an Odd Fellows ban
Duet at East Lemon last week.
Harvest Home services will be held
in the Baptist church on Sunday next,
both morning and evening. In the morn
ing, the pastor will preach on Great
Harvest but Few Harvesters," and in
the evening special programme, con-
sistlng of music and recitatons will be
rendered The church will be appro-
priatey decorated with fruits and
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BROOKLYN.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


| Brooklyn. Oct. 22.-The Young Peo-
pies Christian union social, held at A
w. Kent's last evening was a very
successful one. a large company en-
jOyed the evening there.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
With Mrs. Luther Fish today for din
ner.
The Harvest festival given by the
Junior Christian Endeavor last Friday
evening was we'll attended.
Mrs. S. B. IIldridgc and Mrs. M. w.
Palmer, of this place. attended the
concert by Madame Sembrich at Scran-
ton Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ellen Miller is spending the
week at j. c. Miller's
MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Lowe and child
of Little Meadow, We're visitors at T..
.. Snyder'.i last Saturday.
Miss Lewis. of Dalton. is assisting
Mrs. Glenn Tewksbury.
ID. A. Ellsworth, of Montrose, was in
town Monday.
Misses Nett,e Stephens. Ethel Ste
phens and Lelah Burbank are visiting
friends in Scranton
Miss Hattie Mcmillan is visiting her
brother in Nicholson.
Mrs John Swartz and daughter. AL
die, returned home last Saturday, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dellie Benja-
min. Her mother, Mrs. Webster, ac-
companied her.
William Mitchell is working for NJ. l..
Lemon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richards is very low
at present.
Emerson Sterling will sell his per-
sonal property at public sale Saturday.
He will move to Lestershire.
Work is being done on the telephone
line to Kingsley this week.
Ernest Ayres of Montrose, is in town
this week.
a party Of young ladies from this
place attended the concert ut Montrose.
Oct. %.
Mrs. NJ. r. Weston entertained at a
birthday tea last Friday Mrs. w. l..
Kent Mrs. y. w, Kent, Mrs. A. J.
Ainey, Mrs. G. l. Giles, Mrs. r. NJ.
Hine and Mrs. A. Chamberlain and
Mrs. G. Porter.
Mrs. NJ Il. Weston leaves soon 10
spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. j. l.. Kent, in Boston.
Several prominent Republicans en-
pect to attend the mass meeting at
Montrose Thursday.
Miss Delie Snyder is the guest of re-
latives in Scranton this week.
Mrs +. i. Miller is quite i'll.
Mrs, Dellie Benjamin and daughter,
May, are visiting in Scranton and vi
cinity
The Hartford base ball team are play
ing with the Brooklyn team today.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HCNESDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Oct. 29.-Thursday even
Ilng the ladies serve II sumptuous sup
per in the Sunday school room of Grace
thurch
Miss Edith Norton will give an en-
tertainmcnt in the Baptist church Fri
day evening.
Honesdale people will, this morning.
unite with the thousands throughout
the Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys
n welcome to the sound of the break
Pr whistles, which will peal forth the
glad tidings of work at the mines.
The Republicans of Wayne county
have lined up for the battle on Nov.
1, and with a united front will elect the
whole Republican ticket by II handsome
pa iority placing the county again in
he ranks as Il Republican county.
The members of the Ladies' Grand
riny of the Republic circle are busly
gagged soliciting for their rummaGe
le, which will be held next week.
he object is a worthy one, that of i'm
ovement on the lot presented the
rcle by the Glen Dyberry Cemetery
Fociation.
|Ir Frank Noltier. of Brooklyn, \.
the new foreman at the Elevator
|rks. is located at the residence of
SIS Bennett, OIL Eleventh street.
frank Ham is at the home of his
ther. T. j. Ham critically i'll.
u. Shilling has purchased III" res
of Ferdinand Crockenberg. on
Main street.
Mumford. of Carbondale. spent
night with Honesdale rea-
d o'clock Tuesday evening fire was
vered in the upper story of the
tenement house on Eighth street.
he rear of Jadwin'S Drug store.
in as the Wilcox house, the prop
of the Rev. John Dougherty es-
The fire alarm brought Protec-
Engine company, Alert Hook and
der company and Texas No. 4 Fire
ipany OH the scene. The fire had
he'd such headway that the roof and
story were burned before the fire
under control. leaving the struc-
in luius. The building was one of
oldest in Honesdale. and had served
tenement for many years. 1t was
inged to accommodate four families,
ID at present all of the apartments
ERE unoccupiad. How the fire origin
led is a mystery. Plans We're under
lay for remodeliing the building. which
as to be moved back from the street
nd fitted with modern improvements
br four families.
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PITTs'rON.



Pittston, oct 2g.--Two attempts We're
made last night TO wreck trains on the
Delaware. Incknwanna and Western
railroad i'll West Pittston borough, but
both attempts were unsuccessful, About
$50 O'Clock a heavy wooden wedge was
discovered jamned into Il frog about
three hundred yards south of the Sus-
quehanna avenue station. This was re-
moved before a train passed the spot
About $50 o'clock, passersby discovered
several large cobblestones iammed into
the same frog. Two of the companys
detectives were here this morning and
have strong suspicious as to whom the
would-be train wreckers are. and 1t is
expected that arrests will be made
Thursday morning.
Frank McHale. of Pine street, and
Miss b. Gallagher, of upper Pittston,
were united in marriage this afternoon
at $50 o'clock in St. Mary's Catholic
church. upper Pittston. They will re-
side in newly furnished house on Ore
gon Heights.
William Gaughan, of New York city,
and Miss Anna Kelley of Market
street, this city, were united in mar
riage yesterday morning at st. Johns
Catholic church. They have gone TO
New York city, where they will make
their futyre home.
"A Republican mass meeting Will be
held in Music hall next Tuesday even
ing, and the chief speaker of the even
ing will be Hon. Henry w. Palmer Of
Wilkes Barre.
The barn of NJ. Felter. the West
Pittston grocer, was entirely destroyed,
together with its contents. Monday
night. Two horses We're in the barn at
the time, and but one of them was
rescued. The loss was 5000: partly COW
cred by insurance. The barn was owned
by B Griffin, the contractor.
Mrs. John Rother, aged AZ years, died
yesterday at her home on Delaware
avenue West Pittston, after a linger-
ing illness. Deceased had been suf-
ferer from an uncommon disease. the
bones of her skull and face having al
most entirely crumbled to dust. The
funeral will take place Thursday, with
interment in Dallas cemetery.
The Luzerne court has granted a writ
of alternative mandamus OIL City Con-
troller John Kennedy to compel him to
show cause why lie will not pay Il bill
of $3.50, due from tho city to DR.. Null
holland. The sum is an instalment OF
the doctors bill during the smallpox
epidemic The bill amounted to $l.S0O.
One instalmcnt of $500 was paid and a
second instalment of $500 was ordered
paid about month ago. The second
order was approved by the sanitary
committee ard auditing committee, but
the city controller refused to sign it.
He gave as his excuse that Mayor Cor
coran had ordered him to refuse to pay
it. The reason for the mayors order
does not appear. but it is hinted that
he and the doctor are on unfriendly
terms.
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
ecial to the Scranton Tribune.

pecial to tho Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, Oct. 22.--H. A. Lyon. of
Eayre, is winning fame in the musical
World by his composing Il popular piece
be music, entitled The Black Diamond
March," The selection has been played
1ately at concerts by the famous r. A.
Packer band, of which he is Il member.
MIR. Lyon is also II member of the civil
Service corps, and is meeting With great
success in the venture of music selling.
Many Of the oldest residents state
hat Towanda was visited by one of the
eaViest thunder storms known for this
ime of the year, on Saturday night.
Walter Mclean, lieutenant command
of the United States navy, has been
Towanda with his family the past
eek. He was recently detached from
he Machias and ordered to command
he Vixen. On Tuesday Mr.. Mclean
ave a luncheon in honor of r. u. Hob
ln, who lectured before the teachers
stitute on that evening.
g, j., Cannon, of JaceyVille, has been
rftng logs down the river from Wy
hX, to be converted into wood 1T that
lace.
=. j. Little, of Athens, lost gold
atch, valued at $50, while on a hunt
g tour last week
\ report from Athens states there is
coal in that town, nor can wood be
irchased, as the wood dealers are now
ierstocked with orders,
ION Monday, Judge Tanning filed his
pinion. dismssng the exceptions to
ne certificate of nomination of the
hndidates for prOthonotary and regis
Pr and recorder. In the case II was
|ontended the convention of the Re-
|ublicans was to nominate candidate
pr prothonotary, and also choose an-
fher for the office of register and re-
order When the certificate of noml-
|ation was filed at the commissioners
lffice. Mr.. wilt was named as a candl-