Freeborn County Standard from Albert Lea, Minnesota • 3

Ch ViM Hewitt GREAT EXCITEMENT! tQ CURRENCY! I i tile to 4 3 i 1 ST ALL AND WINTER STOCK AV! 'r rf 1 Mrs I full NECK TIES neither ncr RANDALL HALL (H Have just opened a MEAT 10 Great "bargains at Hall Austin 50 Attention! Halt! 960 Iron I Iron! Iron! 4 bl MBS JOHN STAGE 5 4 Jf ine stock of Jewelry of good quality and very cheap at A Si 't'i ALL KINDS 1 Boneless less than 34 4 350 vy old clo the the the appro of the by my at this When That Down East Yankee Joe Sitn toons wants to dispose of bis stock His mind runs on California obes Brothers Co have just re ceived two car loads of the finest stoves ever brought to Southern Minnesota forget the caucus to morrow night CS so a cgi if PALMER HEADQUARTERS A good assortment of vail paper window shades and curtain fixtures at 18tf A 0 CL gs 3 Geneva 7 Bath 2 Hartland3 reeborn 7 rv VilORSE IXxjjLLS Heard rom In our last issue we referred to the failure of Mag azine to put in an appearance since last May The cause of this delay has be come known to us by a circular received from the Household Publishing Com pany of New York who have purchased the subscription books business copy right and promise as soon as mat ters can be arranged and systemized to fulfil the contracts made by the late pro prietor with the subscribers and pa trons of the magazine The work of pre paring printing binding and mail ing the back numbers is already com menced and is being forwarded as rap idly as possible and thenew company pledge themselves to have every ac count balanced at the earliest possible moment Ol hold When you are depressed by the gaunt sickly feeling of a disordered system which needs to be cleansed and stimulated into healthy action take a dose or two of pills and see how quick you can be restored for a shilling JVew Advertisements taknottoe! ALL PERSONS indebted to rance Patrick by note ur otherwise past due must call and settle on or before the 15th of October for money we must have 40t2 RANCE PATRICK an I wJt Call upon Daniel Halsey Manager of the Yard for rates and grades Respectfully DILLINGHAM Albert Lea July 6 1874 A Hushes Esq is ticketed to address a Scandinavian audience in this village at 7 on Wednes day next LfUl 44 1 The armers warehouse has been Closed for a Lw days NAILS GLALL PUTTY BUILDING i HIGHEST CASH i Ineluding a Complete Assortment i I will sell or trade for land located in this County the house known tba wfth or without urniture Good terms will be given t' the right man House suitable for a ir 1 Class Boarding House 4 Albert Lea Aus 20 1874 341 ROINSON' Goods bought at delivered TREE ALL anywhere bn the town site May 7 1874 a HEWITT 2 Moscow 2 Riceland Bancroft Manchester Carlston anted Immediately I our young ladies to work at dress making Two apprentices and two who understand the business 5 has just recciv9il a complete stock of My stock of Dry Goods Groceries Boots Shoes Hats Caps Crockery Notions ete is complete as usual at will be sold at the very Annual School Meeting at the school house at 7 Saturday 3d inst The festal fires of autumn light and "beautify the eastern shore of ountain Lake i 1 Buff and gray boots made of linen are the rage with Parigladics Whajnext The autumnal equinox due Septem ber 2lst has been showering along during the past week On Broadway near the corner of William street where they will take pleasure in supplying the wants of all who may favor them with pat rouage i( II RANDALL 40tf IE HALL MILLINERY CASH PAID a si ki'lliit i Cr i Come and him at Lis Hew Erick Store Qui Kit Capt Geo Stewart of Le Sueur died recently at Omaha while on his way to Colorado in search of a future location for his family His and personal property amounting to £280 000 was carefully willed to his rela tives and friends The most striking be quest being 8100 to my old jolly and jovial friend Hiram de la Vergne who always laughs when I laugh and is proud of my good The Town Board have passed ordinance to prevent shooting in certain parts of Albert Sec one makes it unlawful for any person to shoot or discharge any gun pistol or fire arm on the town site or on or around Spring Lake Sec two fixes the punishment a fine not less than two nor more than twenty five dollars or imprisonment not ex ceeding ten days or both" The North Carolinians entertained audiences at the court house on Thurs day and riday evenings of last week The company consisting of eight per sons made selections from a list of over four hundred spiritu als giving a subdued reproduction of the religious melodics so long popular among the slaves of the South The voices are some of them of great compass Johnson the leading bass reaching double A with a heavy tone Mackerel at HORSE SHOESr HORSE SHOES Religious Services at the Lu theran church at 71 Monday 5th inat Sermon by Bev Oluf Smeby Maple syrup at Mrs Murray has just received the largest and Guest stqek of millinery and notions that has ever been brought toAlbert Lea The Temperance Union will hold a meeting at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening next Curtis will deliver the address Knudt Ellefson an old resident of Newry died on Thursday Sept 17tb after a long and painful battle with con sumption He leaves a wife and fivechildren By the provisions of the articles of incorporation ol the Library Association a Board of Directors should be chosen next Monday evening at 8 pm the rooms of the Association The Lutheran and Congregational church buildings are protected by light ning rods advertisement will be changed next week In the mean time any of his friends in need of goods are invited to call and examine the stock The roll will be called next issue Road Overseers should return their land and poll tax warrants to the town clerk to day The County air opened yesterday The address by Governor Armstrong will be delivered at 2 this The contest for premium to bejawarded best lady rider will be had at 1 jMRSiiTHOM8 HAS 4 Mrs Thomas was a woman who was much respected and has been a faithful wife a kind and a good neighbor Her sufferings 'for the past year iwcre en dured with patience and she was not afraid to 'diot and try the realities of another world? 'She believed there was a mansion pr pared for her where' flowers and running brooks would feast her eyes and that she would enjoy all the comforts she'always deserved here? I trtfst her de sires are and that her 'suffefinga hav 1 preparediher to enjoy the blessings that awaited her in that heavenly mansion where sorrow and sighing are done away MmL pf st tv Market Wheat 72 cents yester day afternoon Republican caucus at the court house riday evening at 7 An infant son of Charles Lea of Pickerel Lake died Saturday 26th ult Salmon at cats and jieisonal considerations woufd be 'benefited rtUher than injured therebyThen again would have the satisfac tion' of staying with you and enjoying your society from day to day which a temporary absehce would prevent when I shall return to you good for evil if I can) Yours i John A Lovely Sqpt 27 1874 5 fail to attend the caucus morrow night1" Speech by Hon Wm Windom The opening speech of the fall cam paign was delivered on Monday even ing at the court house The speaker Senator a gentleman of un questionable ability was introduced by Dr A Wedge and after a refer ence to some of the most striking acts of the party in power came to the real pith of his remarks Cheap Transpor tation i Mr Windom as the chairman of the Select Committees on transportation routes to the seaboard appointed by the United States Senate March 25th 1872 has undoubtedly the best fund of information on this subject of any man in the country Referetice 'was made to the extent of 'travel arid investiga tion that had been done by the Com mittee and the care used by them in their researches truth the thoroughness of which must be appar ent to all who followed the work of the Committee The channels recommended for cre ation and improvement were four in number designated: as Mississippi route the Northern route the Cen tra route and the Southern route These routes were described and the esti mated cost given together with the benefits anticipated The saving effect ed by the improvement of the Missis sippi and Northern Routes the lines that most effect shippers in this com was estimated at 20 cents per bushel on all cereals The speech was listened to with marked attention by a large and ap preciative audience Recovered Miss Bidgeway of the Grammar Department has so far recovered from her late illness as to be able to resume teaching) The depart ment was opened yesterday" i Go to Mrs for your milli nery goods THOMAS Sept 24 1874 at he home at Rice Lake aribault county Minn of dropsy Mary C) wife of Asaph Thomas aged 59 years 8 months and A "A Mrs Thomas was a native of Connecti cut She with her family removed to Pennsylvania thence to Wisconsin and in 1857 to Geneva in where she resided jfor ajmmber of years In 1864 the family took up a homestead near Rice Lak'S inlaribault couhty at which place theyjhayj hq leavej 7a large family to mourn her loss and a large circle of friendsuHer last her family was all fnyt friehdshow I love 5 CITIZEN'S ALBERT LEA AXXcX VICINTITT we are happy to inform the publie that BRICKS! 1 I good bricks are now ready for market at 1 BRICK YARD Personal Geo Ruble of Chattanooga after an absence of three years is again letting the light of his countenance shine upon iis He is accompanied by his daiigh ter Nettie and they will probably re main with us for several weeks 0 Burton of Albans Bay Vt registered at the Webber House last week Senator Ramsey and Hon of St Paul spent riday and Saturday of last week at the Lake House Chas Robinson who has in Iowa for some time past came home on Saturday last to close up his business at this place and remove his family to Mona Iowa where he has entered themercantile field having associated par ties with him under the firm name of Robinson Scarf Co Mrs 0 Stacy and Wood attended the mass convention I of held at Preston on the 29th and 30th ult as from the Lodge at this place Southern Minnesota Railroad The rumor that the Southern Min nesota Railroad had or was to consol idate with the Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad is now denied 7 A dispatch from Milwaukee says facts are that the Southern Minnesota is in the hands of a Receiver and was to have been sold to day (Sept 24) Mr Meyers from New York representing the majority of the bondholders has succeeded in having the postponed until the 24th of October The com pany will then be reorganized and Mr Van Horn well known in railroad cir cles will assume the management The St Pau! company is only interested in it so far as a very small amount of bonds held by Russell Sage and Alex Mitchell is Peter Colby is having a two story cottage built on East Madison Avenue The seats ordered) from the Sterling' urniture Company for the court house ball were put in position Monday The improvement is one that all tax payers will appreciate Now let the Commis sioners inclose the room assigned for the sbench and bar by a hand rail and the work will be complete 7 This space is reserved for Gfc Who has gone East after goods and will soon return with a large A side walk connecting the old and new school buildings was laid on Mon day adding much to he appearance of the street If the Town Board will now bridge theJow spot atXtbe corner of St and Clark stfeets the in convience "found in reaching the school house will be well nigh done away GV to Mrs) Murray's for yourcoiWets at70cents worth £1 25 Mr "speech at Alden will be given on riday afternoorf next (to morrow) instead of evening as heretofore advertised and the time of th meeting at reeborn has been changed from afternoon to evening of tbe same day Rcmembcr'thc Caucus An unsubstantial staging that a party of painters were using in the Baptist church gate way on rriday last positing its cargo of painters on floor and its cargo of paint on painters The party of three on staging received slight injuries in the way of sprains and bruises and were made uncomfortable by deposits of paint in their hair arid eyes If this only Causes the interest of the young boys in church spires and elevated stagings to fade away like a washing left out over night the lesson will not be lost It is useless to try and convince a carpenter or painter that three cut nails will not support any number of pounds avordu pois GO WITH THE to Richard son largest stock in Southern Minnesota at panic prices Call early and avoid the crowd AUSTIN MINN lyl The State Board of Equalization acting under the new law has placed all property as near as could be ascer tained at its full value in this county raising the valuation of farming lands and structures worth over £100 sixty per cent the 'valuation! of town lots and personal property forty per cent This change in the valuation does not alter the amount of State and coun ty taxes to be collected as the tax le vied for State purposes will now be 2J mills and the tax for county purposes 2 mills against a tax last year of 5 mills for the State and 6 mills for the county The total valuation of real estate in reeborn county Jis given at £2550377 Leiter from John A Lovely 3 Mr Editor There arc now inetwo lettersJwritten' by friends from different parts of the' county in which the fact that I aui a candidate for the State Senate is alluded to with pro fessions of friendship and promises of assistance and in nearly the same words the writer of each letter asks the perti nent question if you are a can didate you Come around nd see us and fix things Advice of the same kind has been give me' verbally by many others during the past two weeks one warm hearted friend emphasizing his suggestion to work for my nomioa ti by the remark that if I did not do as the other candidates did I would not make the i go to the Senate from reeborn county I have only one fault to find with the tenor of these kind words viz that friendship for theman is made paramount to principles and capacity the consideration of proper candidates'for public service I do not now desire Mr Editor to an nounce my political convictions norwhat measures I shall support if elect ed1 I am ready and have always been ready to let those who desire to know understand my exact political position but I have no business to trespass upon your space to that extent What I de sire is an opportunity to explain my attitude personally in conducting the campaign My convictions and princi ples as a politician may be matters for consideration for the delegates who may meet in convention my conduct before the convention in the light of the ad vice above referred to concerns myself alone without reference to my politics an individual and also as a candi date I do not wish to be misunderstood Let the convention do as it will I have some anxiety that my and my enemies too for that know just how much and howdittle I want to be senator from reeborn coun ty what I am and what I am not willing to do to secure the nomination It is true that I am a candidate for the above named office subject to the choice of the Republican county con vention But it is also true that the idea of beinir a candidate did not oris CT inate "in my own brain It was not until more than a dozen representative men of this county whose names I can give had expressed to me a wish to support me for that 'office that I an nounced myself a candidate (I mor ally doubt if either of the other candi dates in this town can say as much rom these unsolicited expressions of opinion I was very naturally led to be lieve that quite a considerable number of the citizens of this count preferred that I should serve them in the Legis lature To be worthy of that preference to meet it by honest labor and hard work to win the respect of the people I live with and among whom I expect to die by honorable services is I believe a laudable ambition and the matter with )On the other hand to have office without the bation and against the wishes people and to obtain it merely own personal exertions would time be no satisfaction to me it is I will say so Again I desire to add that before nor since the convention was called have I visited any of the towns of the county to secure delegates in my favor or for political purposes Nor have I teazed or solicited any man to support me nor asked as sistance except where it was first freely offered and what is more I am not go ing to do either the one or the other for some very good reasons irst of which I have not time for that kind of work I shall be in court or attending to pressing professional duties for my "clients every working day between this and the 7th of next October These duties caftnot be delegated as easily as loaning money or selling lumber Another and to my mind abetter rea son why I cannot inn around the county see my friends pick out the delegates and make promises no human being ever fulfilled and no honest man should fulfill is simply that I be lieve in the business If the time has not come when honest Republicans can deliberate upon the selection of men for public positions of trust without being controlled by such influences as I have referred to then Mr Editor 1 will wait until it does come even if I never go to the Legislature However I do pot fear any convention that may meet in reeborn county will be the result of such artifices as these Appropos of what I have written above I have been repeatedly asked whether or not the county officers ring so will support me? In I can only say that I do not know whether they will or not and in truth I do not care In my relation" with these respectable gentlemen! have acted upon the presumption that they have enough to do in attending to their own and the business without tak ing the burden of my contest on their hands I have not? asked them to support me because I consider the mat ter of who shall represent this county in the Legislature not more their busi ness than the fourteen or fifteen hunT dred other men whose support I have not asked So far as I am these gentlemen think so too If they du not they will be apprised of the fact sooner or datcr '7 I am informed also) that some person yet unnamed as a candidate will be an nouned in the convention and what is' more will? be easily me say in this connection that of several men who would servethe co'unty better than myself or either of the other candidates already in the canvass and if such a man is selected by the convention it would4iot grieve me so much as the selection of a man whose interests in reeborn county have only grown up during a sojourn here of two or three years spent in the accu mulation of wealth and the cultivation of political ambition a Quite recently my attention has been called to stories that have been told about what I haveJpromised6flid and done which shqw that rmy epemies of lang fyne dead yet nThese stones can1' only be true upomthe pothesis that I am a fool and are unt worthy of being answered' 5 i 3 To my enemies who hopeto injure me by telling these stories I would say you will not injure me much if youi should securo my defeat for the mo 1 mentary regret which defeat would cause would give place to the consola tory reflection that my business inter i 1 INALLY REALIZED THEAG? WHICH HEWITT HAS SEEN LONG AGO THAT TJtBAP DIT1ON $90000000 TO 1 OUR CIRCULATING MEDlL'rf WOULD ENTIRELY DEPRECIATE OUR GREENBACKS RUIN i THE CREDIT THE COUNTRY AND DOUBEK THE GOODS: PRESIDENT GBANTj'IlAS THEREORE VETOED THE A f' fr HEWITT AS MUCH ALIVE TO THE INTERESTS THE COUNTRY AS THH HEAD THE HAS "ALSO VETOED Stern Old PRICES AND IS NOW OERING THE LARGES? STOCK IN ALBERT LEA DRYGOODS YANKEE NOTIONS CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS GROCERIES CROCKS EBY AC AT AMAZINGLV REDUCED IGURES "V' Prices Unreasonably Low Attorney General Wilson has associated Hon Wm Lochren of Mim neapolis with him in the prosecution of ex Auditor Mcllrath Mr Lochren is one of the ablest lawyers in the State and a Democrat and has been retained to forstall any charge of partizabship in: the conduct of these cases? 9 Last Sunday a lad about 16 years old wearing a brownish or yellow suit entered the house of red Grubyfof London and took a silver watch) Mr family were at church except ing the smaller The thief This Advertisements Mrs Richards New millinery Randal Meat maket' Patrick Money wanted of County Council 1 The American Sardine Sardines are much better and half the cost of imported Sardines 9yl 'Austin Improvements Dunkieman and Wheeler art building large and stylish residences of Milwaukee brick: Mr McClelland a banker of Galena III is erecting a business block of four stores The block is 110x90 feet and of Milwaukee brick Ira Jones a brick block of twostores Peter Zeller a large frame business house Warner Son of Rochester are putting in a large stone rist mill and dam Corning building a large brick hotel The Universalists have just com pleted a new church i Mayor Smith has cleared off a lot adjoining the leck House and is put ting on a fine building in the interest of the agricultural machinery trade These are among the most important of the many improvements going bn this season Calves Killed Three large calves were thrown from the track of the Southern Minnesota Railroad and killed by the eastern bound passenger train on Saturday last They belonged to Thos Ash of Moscow" and he accident oc curred a short distance east of the Oak land station The side walks on the east side of Broadway are in many places badly broken and ha re been in that condi tion for a long time and the TownBoard is still out of jaik Cheese actory The foundation of the cheese factory by the Moscow and Lansing compary on the farm of Rogers is now nearly completed John Moe of Oakland died at theresidence of Berry Robinson in Shell Rock on the 10th' ult He was an old Kttler and a much respected member of Episcopal Church having been connected with that de nomination over forty years Choice teas at On Sunday the 20th ult Mr Bently of Northwood la was found in his room insensible and died soon after The funeral tdok place on Thurs day Mr was a genial spirit that carried him to the hearts of all who knew him) He was filling his third term as Master of Northwood Masonic Lodge One hundred of his Masonic brethern including a number from Albert Lea followed the refnains and conducted the services at the grave according to the Masonic ritual Suicide Christian Rukke one of the oldest settlers of NewYy committed suicide on Saturday thetlot ult by hanging himself in his granary Mr had "many friends and relatives to mourn his death No reason can be assigned for the rash act Golden State Washing Powder I Has just received a large and care fully selected stock of AIL ANII 11ra Minium lid of the latest fl! She has also added to her line of goods a stock of ECTTMMT JEDTIPLWhich she can sell cheapei? than ft yAeverbefore sold in this market Rev' Ried has been appointed to the charge of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ at Shell Rock Quarterly Meeting The Uni ted "Brethren in Christ will hold their first quarterly meeting for this conference year at East Shell Rock October 24th and 25th commencing on Saturday the 24th at 2 A general at Jtendance of all the official members is requested at obes Brothers Co and see the Diamond 4 '7s JOHN STUIE Ui GrInD IS A I will pay the highest market pries in CASH for BUTTER and WOOL at all times! Every farmer who has pre duce for sale will eonsult their own interests by bringing it to the Dead 'j they can sell it for the LOWEST CASH PRICES 3 i And as the armers can get CATH for their Produce they arc enabled to buy where they ean do the beet and be compelled to JZ take goode in pay nn less they prefer 10 do SO i 1 Soliciting a eall I am Respectfully Andrew Palmer Jr 85tf Skt PAPER ORKS SPADES At STRAYED rom my' farm IvomW' south of 'Albert Lea about tlrc i since a bln ek 1 1 1 1 1 1 COLT rather thin in flesh white si i forehead main partly 1 uhhe off' Llle init Any person rUurning the same will be suitably rewarded ANDREW PALMER a 1 174" jy iS "at EAND 'OR The" living'one and a half miles soutb of 8L Nicholas offers for sale TWO VALUABLE TRACTS O' LAND of 80 acres each They corner each other and therefore might be used as one farm or be convenient for two relatives or friends One has about 30 acres of improvements The other has the advantage of a school house on one corner besides abput 30 acres of thrifty yOung timber This propcrty will be sold Mior ArrU tntIN MTTRTATTriW 89uii Atldres! Albert Lea Minn 1 Constantly on hind andfbr sale at isOSiw DQ ALBERT LEA MINN OCT 1 1874 Republican Caucus 'at the jcourt house to morrow fevening Maple syrup at 1 NOTICE is horeby given that Ihe ree born County Council of Patrons of Husbandry will meet in Albert Lea Oct 8th at 10 a st A RANSOM 8cS Eighteen Dollars cash? will buy one of those celebrated Grand Detour Plows at obes Brothers Three pounds of good Tea for at A Johnson's MANSE LIBRARY 11 ITY CENTS PER QtiARTERi New Goods at A Trunks nud Vallses nt A 0 Groceries at The Pedigree rom the "ulton (Mo) Telegraph we clip the following 4 SALE SHOBT HORN'S Short Horns sold to Lester Spicer for Drs Wedge Ballard of Albert Lea Minnesota: Duke of ulton Red bull calf 7 months old by Lexington 14712 American Herd Book Dam Moss Rose by Duke William 8054 A II Book Octavia (vol 12 page 30 II Book' Reaheifcr 3 years old by Airdrie 2d 7456 Dam Carlatta by Orphan Boy OU DU1O Nettie red heifer calf Dandy 13754 Rose Bud 2d Red heifer 13 months by Lexington 13712 Dam Rose Bud by Basil Duke 6434 Duchess of Atholl 12th Red heifer 13 months old by Lexington 11712 Dam Duchess of Atholl 11th by Milo 8631 Duchess of Atholl 13th Red heifer calf 3 months old by Dandy 13754 Dam Duchess of Atholl 11th by Milo 8531 The lust oria Mr Spicer bought for him self Chas A Bailey Eeal Estalc Business The following real estate transfers have been recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for this county Burton by deed to II Donnelly 118 acres in section 29 town 102 range 23 Consideration $1000 Estate of Gott to Gilbeit nw section 3 town 101 range 20 Con 1300 Blow to 11 11 LtiKins ne sw sec tion 7 town 102 range 22 Con Gulbrandson to Nub Lea ni sw section 24 town 103 range 23 Con Nub 8 Lea to Jenson sw sec tion 24 town 103 range 24 Con Edwards to Maria Wood a part of lot 11 block 22 village of Albert Lea Consideration 275 Win Morin to II Tunell lot in village of Alden Consideration 275 Jacob Wagner to A Stavcns ne se section 6 and nw sw section 5 town 101 range 21 Consideration 1120 Smith to Leigh Layman lot in vil lage of Alden' Consideration 500 Mrs Layman Hoard ej sw sec tionl2 town 102 range 23 Con 1050 A Smith to Encvoldson sw section 33 town 104 range 21 Con A Smith to Nelson ne section 4 town 103 range 21 Con Ira Russell to Hanson land in sec tion 12 town'108 range 23 Con Taber to Hanson land in section 103 range Con? 50M itzgerald 'to Christenson ict 3 section 13 lots 1 and 2 section 24 town 102 range 21 Con 1500 Golden State Washing Powder A doctor and a military officer be came enamored of the same lady? A friend asked her which of the two suit ors she intended to favor She replied that it wai difficult tofell they were both such killing creatures 7 Go to Hall Austin Minn BeSt Teas very cheap at A All varibiibs of garden seeds at 18tf Dry Qoods chenp nt A Spices at A Choice goods directly from the east Con tinually arriving and sold nt bottom prices at A if SHOVELS AXES OR 1 'f Butter Wool AT I WINTER GOODS ARE EX ROUTE AND WILL BE IN IN DUE TIME 'Hats and Caps at A Yankee Notions of all sorts nt rin A "i Best and cheapest calicos at A Boots and Shoes4at AE Glass ware and crockery at 1 A JOHNSON'S Stone ware at pt A Cheap Groceries at A Sheet! ng at A Dress Goods fine and very cheap at A'E Republican Connty Convention The Republican of reeborn County are requested to meet in Convention at Albert Lea on Wednesday the seventh day of October 1874 at brie for the purpose of nominating 'candidates torepre eent the Republican party at the coming election for the following positions: One r' State Senator two Representatives a County Auditor a County Attorney and a County Commissioner for the irst District The basis of representation is formed by allowing one Delegate at large for each town and one for each 30 votes Or major i fraction of '30 votes cast for the Republi can candidate for Governor 'The several towns will be entitled following number of Delegates viz: London Shell Rock reeman Nunda Mansfield Oakland Hayward Albert Lea Pickerel Lake Alden' Total Arrangements have been made for ing the primary meetings in each town on riday October 2 at the hour and place named in the printed notices which will be duly posted inall the towns in the county Chas Ballakh Gibbs HexbyG Emmoxs Republican Central Committee Golden St atc Washing Powder Now is the timeto dig for fall over coats Time flies and fly time is passing away Go to for your trimmed hats i a 1 Sv" s': mm a O' I 5 I Pl Mp JK s's 2 CP 5D rffi rn I 1 iWkB 8 pj 4 I 0 II.