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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
Charles City; Mrs. C. T. Caster. Eldora
and Mrs. Minnie Waddell. st. Anthony.
The half brother is Edgar Osborne, OF
Eldora
MORE RELICS FOR MUSEUM.
Historical Society Receives Additional
GIFTS For Collection.

Several interesting relics have been
donated TO the collection OF antiques
and relies of the Historical Society OF
Marshall County and are on display
in the society rooms in the basement
OF the court house. Among the new
articles received by the society are all
the correspondence and The special bill
which was passed by congress when
Rear Admiral Frank +. Fletcher pre-
scented Marshall county with the sub
marine mine now stationed on the
cour; house lawn. In ORDER TO make
the gift TO the county ! special bin
was passed. ard the correspondence
of Robert G. Cousins. at he time con-
gresham from this district, and Viii
liam b. Allison. United States sena-
tor together with q copy Of the bill.
has been presented to the society by l..
:. Kilborn.
Mrs W f. Smelling has siso donated
to the collection q number "a old anti
slavery news auers, among these being
TWO copies OF the Liberat1r. published
in Boston IN 1870 and adited by VIII
liam Lloyd Garrison
Mrs. Ed Heald. OF Council Bluffs, has
added TO the interesting cole ct!on TWO
booklets that were published over loo
years ago.
Because Of the many visitors wis
VIII be in the city attending me Christ
mas festival Saturday. Dec. l9. the So
ciety VIII keep the rooms in the base
nent II the court house open, and
Mrs. May f. Montgomery .,sli SHOW the
collection TO visitors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
Cold Weather; Fires Increase.

A blaze from a burning coal Pile ~
the basement of c. L. Pickard's piano
store l01 Yves, Main sareet called tae
fire department out at 81 this morn
ing The fre was discovered by Har-
vey Weaiherly, who rooms over the
store. and who sent in the alarm after
the smoke had filed his room. The
damage was slight. and is covered by
Insurance. The building is owned by
a. y. Park, OF Boston
A boar3 leaning against the chimney
caught fire at the residence OF David
Young. s South Sixth street, about 10
O'clock this morning, and caused
Sigh: blaze in he attic of the house,
The fire deuar1ment eNiinguished the
flames with chemicals. The only dam
age was caused by the tfremen chop
ping q small hole in the roof 10 reach
the blaze The house is insured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
THoMPsoN-sARKE WEDDING.
Weli-Known Young People of Dunbar
Neiohborhood Are Married.

4 wedding which viii ne of interest
10 many friends in the Dunbar and Lee
Grand neighhorhoods took place this
afternoon, when Miss Mabel Barke be-
came the bride of Herman Thompson.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
o. Ingvolstad. pastor of The Norwegian
Lutheran church of this city and Dun
bar. at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Martha Rarke. two mics south
west Of Dunbar. Forty relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was attired in beautiful
gown of white satin messal!ne. adorned
with lace and she carried bouquet OF
bride roses and ferns. Mrs. James
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16

lectionst are made on week days in
business dissricts. one at about 6:4o IN
the morning, and another just before
noon. A few boxes on Main street
have a third collection in the morning-
made between $40 and 9. In the al
ternoon one collection is made at 2:3o.
and another at about $50. the time
varying slightly with the location OF
the boxes. one collection is made on
Sundays and holidays at p. m. TWO
collections are made from boxes In the
outlying residence districts There are
made by the postmen on their regular
trips twice a day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
= O 7. M. Installation.

Iowa Hive, No. ;. Ladies IF The MAJ
cahees Of the World, installed officers
and Initiated 4 large elasS Tuesday
eseping IL the ODD Fellows kaA. Mrs
Ella Mark Lee. Of Boone. deputy SUI
preme commander. installed the follow
irg officers. Mrs. e. < Woodmansee.
commander: Mrs. w A. Talbot lieu
tenant commander: Mrs, Luther Ray.
past commander: Mrs. Ellen Abbey
chaplain Mrs. Edward White, record
keeper; Mrs. Elmer Hoadiey. finance
auditor: Mrs. +. w Mohrl. ,adya1
arms: Miss susie Crandail. sergeant;
Mrs. ?. W Burke. sentinel: Mrs. w H
Ford picket; Mrs C, w. Kinney, cap
tain Of guards: Mrs. +. VI, Way, mu-
stefan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
DEs MONIES VETERAN DEAD.
Joseph Lucas, Old Member OF Hon,
Dies at Soldiers Home.

Joseph Lucas. aged u, Of Des
MONIES. died Tuesday evening a.
O'Clock a. the Iowa Soldiers Home OF
liberation Of me stomach He came
10 the home from Des Moines. Dec. .,
1924 He was born in Tt2pecanoe
county. Indiana, oct -. 1888 On
Aprtl II, 1851. ne enlisted in Company
\, Tenth Indiana infantry, al Latay-
cite. Ind, and was DISCHARGED or Aug.
5 o. the same year al Indiana polls.
Mr. LIcas ;sar4s wife. MIS-. sara
Lucas, who is q member of the home
three sons. George and Orlando. o.
Des 3Io.ues. and NJ = Lucas 81 Kan
sas CITY. kan and one daugh-er. Mrs
c. :. Lane, OF kansas City M. The
bocy wil be taken . DIS MONIES 10
T.iga- tQ- inte-re-.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
TO WE'D IN CHILE.
Miss Pearl Bills to Become Bride OF
Boulder Man in South America.

Friends in this city and thruou; the
county VIII be Interested in the an
nouncement Of the 0etrothal Of Miss
Pearl a. Bills 10 Arthur c. Barrette. 81
Boulder. Colo The wedding is te take
place during The holidays at Concep-
cion, chile, where Miss Bills has been
Tor year teaching music in Concep-
cion College. Miss Bills is a daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs F. T Bills formerly
Of this city pur now OF Clemens. Prior
% going 10 Gale Miss Bills taught
music in the state school for the blind
~ |-inton.
Mr.. Barrette Is a mining engineer an
s'nmnuS Of he University of Colorado.
He is employed by the Backus-John-
ston Mining Company. Of Lima. Peru.
and has charge OF the corapany's
smelter plant at Casapatca, Peru.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
Baked Chicken Supper.

The following menu viii be served
Dec. is beginning at ) o'clock in the
basement of the Central church Of
Christ
Baked chicken-Dressin and gravy.
Escal,oped corn,
Mashed potatoes-Cranberry sauce.
White cake with cherry fruit salad
and whipped cream. Homemade bread
aud butter. Coffee Price 50 cents.
Committee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
LABOR SMOKER TONIGHT
First of Number Of Events in the
Labor Forward Movement at Red
MEMS Hall at S p. M.

The Trades and Labor Assembly Will
hold an initial event If labor for
ward movement tonight at O'Clock
in Red Mems hail. The committee in
charge has arranged FOR good speak
ers and music You Will hcse good
time. Every business man together
with his employees is especially in
Wed to be present Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16
MARRIED..
Newly oyne

z. 4. NeWby. a FARMER frcm Desiacs.
\. ID. and Miss Hazel Coyne. OF LIS
c5nb. We're married this morning by
Rev. c. II. Morris, pastor OF Contra,
Church of Christ. at mis- residence a06
West Church street; The ceremony
took place at 10 o'clock. end Mr.. and
Mrs Newly left at once for their home
in North Dakota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16

nuphar,e az Montour, sister OF tho
rrNom 3a1 aKe Miatron OF honor.
Miss Barke is the youngest daugh-
+ar of Mrs Martha Barke and
the late Thor Barke, and has always
made her home in the Dunbar neigh
borhood. where the family is very well
known. Mr.. Thompson is a son or Mr..
aud Mrs. Nils Thompson. who live
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Christmas can.ata.

Friday. Dec. is. 1914 at Methodist
church. given By choir benefit Of new
Y. NJ C A building. Tickets % cents
and 10 cents--Advertisems
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Hours Of Nal colIsctions.

New printed cards have been placed
on the front @: all mail boxes abou.
tn city, announcing the time of COL
lections OF mail each day. Four col
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-16

south OF Ie0rand: and II 4 prospefous
and well known young farmer OF that
neighborhood. Asa
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson will make
their home ON one of the, groom's
fathers farms south Of LeGrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt. of State
Center, were In the city Tuesday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
AR. COOPER,H HOPEFUL

Laurons. July 2l.-Mr. r. A., Cooper
lett today to Join the state campaign
party at Ridgeland .after,. spending
tho. interim between . Beaufort and
Hidgeland meetings attending TO pub-
lie correspondence and private uf-:
fairs, Before. leaving tho city Mr..
Cooper was asked to express himsclf
on tho political situation in 40 far as
Il affected hls candidacy for the gov
ernorship. "Thc state campaign par
ty,". he said. "has now visited twbnty-
three out of fprty-four couhties.
While the territory in which we have
been lis In the section OF the state.
whcro. L am least known, I have been.
very much gratifled at the cordial re-
ccption aud. assurances OF support
which have received. do not caro-
&c .s:ske :sy s::-:.....oo:: prediction than
TO say that / confidently expect to
be tn the isecond raco.
1T fs very gratifying to see.". said
Mr. Cooper. "that the people gcneralv
1y are disposed to measure q man by
tho standard of personal fitness, for
public scEvtco and ,arc ready to sup
Dortis q men; who bases his candidacy
ON htB own morits rather. than on,
tho .denteritss Of hia competitors
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every farmer present to be at the
Farmcra' Uhautauqua, which will be
hold on August 6. 6 and z. and assured
his hearers that they would all enjoy
1t. Hc said that a number OF splendid
speakers aI:: agricultural - experts
would be on hand for the three days
and additional fcntures, such as music
otc.. would also be provided.
Following tho conclusion OF the ad-
dresses yesterday morning the farm
ers repaired to the wholesale sood
house of Furman Smith. where the
exhibits we.p on display and shortly
after 2 o'clock the judges began their
work OF sorting out the winners in
the various classes. e. J. Watson, w.
w. Long and j. West Harris were
chosen for this worry important work
and It required we'll over two hours
for them to complete it.
= Great interest was manifested. in the
splendid showings OF oats and many
OF those present said that they had
neyor sccn anything TO compare with
1t. 1t was n revelation to the large
plumber. of farmers present.
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'B0IsTEROuS, BUT THAT'S ALL
Continued From First Page)

speakers except to Mr.. Pollock. There
was, nervous tension today before
the mocting started g.: thero was an
expectancy OF trouble. But this did
not materialfze. however. The bold
ness and savagcry of Mr.. Pollock's at
tack on the governors record seemed
to anger the Blease men, yet they did
nothing but howl. Governor Bleasc re-
ceived bouquet and Senator Smith
several cotton stalks.
o agBc?t
Mr. Pollock got the brunt OF tho
heckling today whom he was making
bold assaults on tho governors record.
The leaders wore in small groups, and
kept up team work" in raising an up-
roar when paiticular point was be-
Ing emphaEizcd, or tho climax Of an
argument was approached.
Sheriff John Owens referred to
these as. "irtrudcrs" from Anderson,
Grcehvillc, Greenwood and Spartan
burg cOu:tics. -
Calling directly TO one PARTICULAR
[sQuatl lU rcminded them that they did
not hclopg to Laurcns county and
hcncc We're not needed as yell leaders.
Tho sheriff also said that hc did not
he!tcve that there would i:.-c .;co..
any .dlsrcspect shown to any speak,
crs had therc been no invasions from
other .cpuntiea- .ts,4
George A. Browning. who acted ns
chairman in the absence OF w. G.:
1rby. who Is candidate for governor,
catd that these wore also strangers to
him. ~
Coy. Dlease was the first speaker
today and began with tho quotation: !.
Those whom the. gods would de-
etroy they first make mad"
+ Ho said tho anti Blcaso forces were
defeated and In cubstatiation cited
thre cases whore men have rccntly
bcomo cnraged. One( he said, ut
Whitmire, when a mill president In
:yitcd tho governor ito go below" an
other at Anderson, "When another
Man with o gun climbed on the stand"
and q third at Greenyille Last Satnr-
Sidqy. sYhsp.J ~. Norwood attempted, to
get. to Ithc soy9rps-. n;ter having bean
aenounced as coward by the chief
cASGuSltSs'.lis - y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

! hereby announce myself as q can.
didate for reelection to tho office OF
County Auditor. Anderson. subject to.
the rules and regulations of the dem-st
ocratic primary My record as pub,
lie servant stands for Itself and will
appreciate the votes Of the people Of
this county. -. q
WINSTON SMITH. 1.
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! hereby announce myself candi-
date for tho HQnse, OF, Representative
from Anderson S6hntx subject 70 Tho
rules OF the democratic primary.
. WALTER F. WHITE
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FIRST EVENT OF ITS KIND
! .-vER HELD IN ALL THE
n STATE
GOOD SPEECHES :.
FEATURED DAY
Formers, From Over the Third
Congressional District Gathered
! ~ TO See Exhibits Here
tFrom Wednesdays Daiiy.)
0o.6.Q 5000 o % % b . o O

. ;. THE PRIZE WINNERS q
. The first best bushcl OF oats, g
prize 500. won by Wade J. @
. Drake, Anderson. q
g., Second best bushel OF oats, q
prize $50. won by e. D. c. q
, Shipes. Anderson. q
Third best bushcl of oats, @
prize $40. won by ]. M, Payne, g
D.. Anderson. q
? Fourth best bushcl Of oats, @
.. prize $50. won by Jas. A. Drake, @
) Anderson. q
Fifth best bushcl of oats, g
? ptlzc $40, won by J. H. Hill, G
LowndeSyillo, s. C. q
, Sixth best bushel of oats, G
Prize $40. won by F.. M Taylor, G
. Atdorcon. c
: Best busllel OF oats from An 9
? dor3on county. prize $25, won 9
D by j. r. Eskow. G
. First best peck of rye, prize G
D 81, won by ]. s. Fowler. @
, Second best peck Of rye. prize G
, 81. won IL J. T .Eskcw. G
= Z. = = - :. - = n n n :. :, !. = - = :.
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FOR. COMMISSIONED

4 R. "a. sullivan OF Fork tow7nishspi..is ID
hereby announced for commissioners
Tor Section One. 4 comprising Fork.
Rock Mills. Pendieton and Centerviltsi
'toHnehips. s.2.i *; = ;ss.,,tf
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horeby announce myself a candt-
date for the House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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FOR PROnATE IflIlGR

~ FOR PROBATE JtlHGH
y W. p. Nicholson is hereby announce
cd as candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Probate Judge, subject
TO the rules Of the democratic pri-
mary. Il.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

I herehv announce n,yse!s y: S..
,dhRte for! recollection to tho lcgisla-
turc subject to the rules of tho demo-
cratic party. T. F. NELSON.
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\ 7 hereby announce myself a candl-
date for tho Legislature subject to the
rules and regulations. Of tho democra-
tic party. GEO. NJ. REID.
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u hereby anrouncc myself a candl-
-dnte for the Office of auditor of An
derson County subject. to tho rules OF
tho Democratic party: = - &. e, q
.3a,.s. ,R. WARE AUSTIN:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
GRAIN FESTIVAha,MARKS
NEW ERA OF PROSPERITY

-~-S->~~---,.~---,~..-.--.,,~.- -
as 1856 q bill was passed by congress
to ahEadrhge agriculture and that ut
that time President Buchanan robort-
Nl the bill as violating states rights.
FoiiOuttg that cnlpc the war. .bctwccn
/ tho states. Ho said that one of tho
&lrst thing8 81. d; Constructive nature
ever pGcprcl Eas, the passage of tho
Hatch art, under which the various
/ experiment. stations were established.
On top OF this, said Mr.. Lever, he
made 15 speeches In Missouri last.
Year and was told, while he was in
Mf. H4tEh'a district, that Hatch was
defeated by, the, farmers because Tho.
bad done nothing for tho farmers"
Yet Hatch made possible the gather
ing Of scientific agricultural know
ledcs by the government mfr. Lever
said that Congressman Adams, with
whom he was associated on the nyri-
cultural committee In congress, liter
! ally died In his: efforts to secure an
additional appropriation for the cx-.
pertinent, station work.
4. Mr.. Leyaf's Great Bill.
| Mr.. Lover said that the government
had tried the work of sending college
professors to address tho farmers and
! this plan had failed and therefore
| tho Smith-Lover' extension bill pro-
poses to send the professor right into
the homes OF tho farmers. on the indi-
ylduhl farmers sbwn farm, and there
to dcnIonstrato7 toftic farmer what is
necessary end what should be done.
| These yhcfl Wilt slow that CROP can
be produced BY producing 1t. IL am
glad to bo thc?author of q bill which
yecongizes the farmor's wife," said
MIR. Lever.
Think Of the; farmers wlfo having
| to drop. 0 throe gallon bucket into q
well SHY feet. deep aud laboriously
| drawing it UP. Yet she must be the
mother Of tic future generations and
of future cttizena." Mr.. Lever said
that hp had. studied the farm. or
ganizations. thes Grange, the Alliance,
tho Farmcrs Union and said that
| tnerc arcitw0 reason, why these or
| ganizati0ns do not succeed.
| Ono OF these siithe fact that they
do .not. getl into ,close touch with the
| farmer which must be had. The new
bill provides that the government will
1 bend into each county about six men
nndrthree wonlen5and these will go
from: house TO, hqnse and teach the,
Fboopiei They HR5lf constitute the hub
around which ta16f oenter of thought
will rovolYo. Fhe bill will also holm
to distribute tAE E6r8ps after they have
been produced. - This will be In aGtli-
ttFon t0ithe ,cff6ft5t which hive already
been .'tried 'bfri bducihg two bales
OF cotton where one, grow before. I
fsLars! j, ,Markefil filgiiiSia REoblam,
kl The ,GpunSyf fa8r3eultuEAt Z agent Is,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

| hereby announce myself a candj-
date for the office Of probate Judge Of
Anderson county, subject to tho rulos
and to the result Of the Democratic
primary VICTOR b. CHESHIRE.
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..L.n L.rr,r~s.-.


horeby announcS,si ,sinyscl Gas. d can.
dllato for commiysibit3 gftAndcraor
county from Soctions composed
OF Garland, BrusIlys EreSk; ;Tiopnwel!
and Williamston TSw9slips. subject
to the action OF the delhoaiatic party.
.iYuWsiT. Watson.
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] hereby announce myself q candt-
date for supervisor OF Anderson coun-
ty. subject to fhe rules of democratic
primary. g. +. MARTIN.
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hereby announce myself q candi.
date for county supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary.
!. MACK KING.
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! WINSTON SMITH.

:, 3. 4; f0K STATE SENATstR !. 37,f7 81, !.
s hereby announce myself u camtIi-
date .Sor, State Senator from Anderson
County. subject to the rules soi ,the. De-
mocratic primary election,
Z. I 4, j.. 4. .EEiERARD;.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

horcby announce myaolf candii
dcto for ColnmissI0haroifrom District
No. 2. comprising Fepdie.on, Rock
Mills. Fork and Ceiiterxtiio town
Ships, subject to rules y pepoc satic
party. :. =, z
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hereby announce myself candi-
daso for county commissioner for tho
third scction, consisting OF Garvin.
Brushy Creek, WILLIAMSON and Hope
woli townships. subject to the action
OF the democratic primary.
.s,. Ill A. FOSTER.
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! hereby ANNOUNCE myself a candi-
date for the office OF Auditor. subject
to the rnles Of the pomocratic pri-
mary J. n:FC. GF1IFFyN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

I hereby announce myself o cam
didate for the office Of county super
visor OF Anderson county. subject. to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. M. VANDIVER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

! hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner for Honea
Path. Delton. BrogdRway and Martin
townships. District No: "A, subject to
the rules Of tho democratic primary.
WE. TOWNES.
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! !. hereby ANNOUNCE myself ., cAndi-
date TOR the State Senate, from Aiidef;-
spn county. subject 70 the rules, OF tho
Democratic primary. =; e ; :. !: a..,,,
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FOR. AUDITOfl

FOR. AUDITOR ~ s,,.h..t
! hereby announce myaelf q; candi-
date for County Auditor. subject to
the rules OF the democratic primary.
~. :. ..ii..tc H. a. AhramH.l,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for county supervisor. subject
to tho rules Of tho democratic pri.
mary.
W. J. JOHNSON.
Pelzer, 8. C., r., F. d. ].
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24

I hereby announce myself csndi-
date for County Supervisor OF Ander-
son county, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic primary.
THOS. B. KAY.
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] hereby announce myself candl-
date for Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising Psndleton, Rock
Mills. Fork and Centerville town
ships. Subject to the rules of tho
democratic primary. 81:
JOHN r. CULBERSON.
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REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself as q cam
dldatc for House Of Representatives
from Anderson county. subject to the
rules OF tho democratic party.
OSCAR D. GRAY.