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jjared to tsfee a dmmv3^te|) regarding IJubft at the right moment.

Mr. Hanaa is credited with favoring the feoe of bonds to cover the entiw* oatstssnaing smo1 at of greenbartvs. He would prevent toiitraction of thecur-•reney by buying * Iver bullion and issu­ing tareasnry net- s similar to w e 9her-_ a n notes egain- i the <;_ price of the aaetat.

Henry vYattereon saye that a promin­ent EOnilbjnation of *ound money Demo­crats wifh Eppubhrans is impassible, dwkigto the advocacy of protection hy the latter. It is too bad, of course, byt even the1 pr-sppct of permanent asso­ciation wjlth ihfcir recent esteemed allies, who renolered Buch signal service in the light for jiaond mo-ey and good govern-. m e i _ .w»M not tempt the Bepublicaas to abandon thegratd old policy of protee-tioD. ,.

„ Boston Journal Washington nays that ithe free silver Repubiicsms who went over to B iyannsve mapped out a plan for the S5th CJongreas and the re-liiainder of the 54th whjch puts out of Jjhe qnestiBri aby proposition toconciliatt" ^ltni to general Eepublicao policies. Nu «on of e|lv«r legislation short of free and unlimited eotaage will be considered by them latod they will also serve notice ^bat-theDiaeley bill or any tariflf legist lation, is not to be passed by this Con giresB,

F B A K K S, WITHERJBEE.

Aai article in the Albany Airgus of yes­terday, tepnhlisheil on onr first pag^i recites fac% tending to show that Frank E. Witherbee, so well and favorably known in this section, has become, through the force of circumstances, an ieflucntial factor in the Republfcan poii • tics in this State, ICbii'Btatement, baaed

« upon fac t aie it undoubtedly is, is very giattfy ing;to IHr. ^WJtherbet's many ad-imlrers in Itlorthern New York. Mr. Witherbee haB been a hard worker ic the Bepnblican cause for many years, a quiet, unassuming, unselfi hbnt effective 'weifeer. WJiile not in any sense a f ac-

- tionaliet, he has been recognized as an organization man, and a trust-d and valued lieutenant .of exrSenator Pia't. Evidence of the estimate at headquarters

*of Mr. ^ithstbee's value as a counselor and worfcer is f orhisbed by bis promotion to be a member of the advisory commit­tee of the State committee. The na­tional convention made Mr. Witherbet-'d intimate friend the candidate for presi­dent, and another intimate friend and irasinesB partner, Mark A. Banna, chair man of the national committee. i The fact Of Mr. Wifherhee's promm-lence to the organization, coupled with Ins intimacy with the national heads of ithe party, furnishes jnsrfiable ground for the assutnption that hin influence with the McKinley administration wil be considerable. If all of President Mc-Kinlpv 's advisers are ot equal wprth and disiaterestedness, he will indeed be forr tnnate.

The residents of this, Mr. Witherbee's home district, have a justifiable prid-in hie political eminence—an eminence secured by faifibi ulnese to his friend* rnd to his partyi-

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At .anjeeanj( :ortheBoarapfCjQunly-^Va^^ of the b o u n t y of Cllntop h'eld a t i b e «*»»«?* t h e ObuntylOlerkofsaldConnty mi the JOth d * v p f a^ovemljier. i89(S. Bres6htthefoHo»in|,'membeis.-

, , Jbbn^.Trninbly <: . Seraph _ Wplcotfc

. Alonzo T. Dominy

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Fernando J, i^ngftild; ^ . . Peter Poupore

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^ A s S K _ _ l s _ g i S ^ S | l John W. Ohnstead.

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The r.ews is cabled from Epme that Sev. Dr. t'onaty.of Worcester, president of the Catholic Hummer School cf Amer-r iea, has been; selected by the Pope as m u r of the Washington University, succeeding Bishop Keane. This honor to Dr. Conaty was not Unexpected, as hie nan e . iieadt d'. the lidt transmitted to Hoiric, snEid nuaierous espretisioDH on tbt-1 £ eu'ij-'-t ifcahiOnei the belief that 'he I g; wnuld l«* named. The citizens of this sec- % tH* wb«i met .Dr. Conaty during his-coi.se(.,on with School, work, and all others who. whethar having the pleasure of hif* acoua'ntiancp or not. arp interested in the succ'tB of the educational mov<-ment ill Cath l.c circk-f* which has mad' Plattsburfch itb'ctntw and headquarters,

. will be beset by coiitiictmg em f o n s anent Dr. Ciona'-y's Belectiou —pleasure

• that t he great honor ha* falien,upan Dr, Coaatv, whf m we had come to look upon in a ser,se -as a townsman, and wbtjse earnestneas and great intelieciual force were reeognized and admired bv

. aD. and pain if the duties of the new trust -will neeessitate a sundering of

iins o_eial connection with the . i Summer 8c_aol, which it is feared

] will b» the case, A movement which Dr, Oonaiy has done ao much to promote, whioh has been the object of his wat«a>£ul and uhtaring effort, cannot feutffi*ih5s^ibsence. But what wfll be

,J__SchooT%rip8B will be th 3 Univemty'* g»as. The great honor which coffees to 'tii. Ctonalyis mot undeservfiii. We*«»-ffpatk that Ms adminLs-rataon will justify |>3sselection, showing him to he.a worthy atioeeeflorto th« learned, progreeatve and

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". Wallace Ttir_r On motion of Mr. y . J. _ngfeld,J*r. J, ,P, 'JOmr*

nlncham was elected chairman, whereupon Jtoe County jlertcadminiflterea to him ^he ooMtttu-iional ot th.as followg: . * ' • . . < • . -

1 do to (emhly awear that IiwUl-supwrt the oon. «titutionofT;haUiiited BtatM.and the opn«tl|U-tlonoft1i9«tate of Sew York, .and that X will f__uU;rd__rKeAh«Mtie»of1hB.<Mi^^^ ther Boar i pf the Cpuiity ponvaaseMat %b&Gotm? typf Clinton according to the best of my ability.

gubsdrihedand sworn to before me thttlOth dayofiNbvember.l8fl(J. V. •: •-. . t. ' '•„ I j,F.GCra__<G_PtjCh_rmaii, H. A, WOQD,Beorefai i' TheOfimrman:then admfnlatered the opnaWtn

tibn>d^^_chil Mh:member <if the Board a#:fot l o w s i " • • - . ' • - . . ' ' • ' , . J . •

IHo so: emnly awearibstl wfll nuppprHheopii-. stitation of the United Btatjes. and the^qqnstitn-tioiof tl estateI of » e # York, ana that I wiUn^r-tprmthe duties pftheofSDe of Gpunty eanv«*er

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Sutjsosijea.attd swo,ra to before,me" this Jfflth 4ayofmv6mher,i396.. ._. • , .• M ,

• ' T J, P. cammSGHATtt, Chairman. . On mot pn-of 3*r, S*"fi.. Woloott *ff ;AusaWe thfe

following *esol«tiba Was adopted: . i, " fie»6ivffl?®bkt,tlt6 Official Canvass and the' de-

t»rminatians made by this.BokrS of the persons elected, t eTJUhlished fftthefollovrtbR»ewgpapBr«t piattshnr <h J5eAUml< plattaburgh JBepuWcaihPt&r lie Opinio »,_ampla_ QifUmtUdrtm PlatWburgh* Ptm.a.nii bjii motwh of «(r»Kckett of Baranao thafc'thej' he allpwBd therefpr the-JHimof fifty dojlarajea _ • • " 1 '-8IA333C SHTofthe Board pi ^ottnty :Oanv«*»era

of the Cottnty of.etatan&rdatlo-to the votea BrvaiifcrPrelirtdehtialBlectori " • »• • , . OJhe Boi rd of COulitty CwJvaasersof the Connty

of Clintot havinfc met*tthe 6«ee»of the aOlerk of dWidCounty,onthewbday of JSoyember, 18*^ to CanVi t» and':' estimate; the votea (tiven ia the sever*! BleotJOttBfWtriota pf: aaid .Gqcuity, atiitBeGeiBralBleotllnheiaon the i w _ 4 * t o f JSovembei:. in they««r aforesaidtlo .certify as M-Ipwsi,:;' • - ' • • - - ' • " : ' . . . ' •;

cphatttjip*ear*p» « u „ eattmate/ and •maramt' thaf the v Sole, ttmnbejr of vote* idven t<x^ the <#-Smat BrtiiidehlJalBlwtol* inoludinc m battoto endtirsecl 'h_-keafprMe»afteatl»ij;'* wM.tfcrte hundred sndthirty tboOaandaeven hundred 1—l _rehfcy-aie(83flirrt)df wbleh ,•• Benjamin K. Tracy r w ^ v „ « _ thowand lahdfivh;: • ' ; Idward J I. Butler received aht I .andiflvel,

Garll 8. Borr r*»lyed ateO»oaa_«nd A l „ _ _ Bobbr*»elv„atar ^fpja&'.- i

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"five,- , Archibald Ro«er« reoelved six theiuand

and five, I . '; * James A. Burden received six thousand •' ahd'flve,. | ".'"-- •' WilliamOBaston reoelved six tbouaandand John 8anford received BIX thousand and • .five, • •'. ' j f " -Win»or Br'Prenob? reoelved * i i thooaand • and flVe, •}•<.'

l&MfagLXi BJowlahd received alx thoa-aand and five, • -'••

George B: gloah reoelved six thonaand and - five,.' J. ..•

David H. BarreilTeoeived six thonsand and "fiye^ • •' • - " 1 ' : M ' • •

Charle»M.l>l^fiUK>n reoelved alx thou­s a n d and five: v . ..

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sand and five Mlld._.:01hii;3 •. Ave,. ' • . James &. Cutlerreoeived nix thousand and . -_* • • • . _ i - ' . . " " " - : • ^ Christian Klinokreoelvt>diix tbouaand and ;fi,Ve, ',•.-• {. ; -• .'" Georee Urban, |Ir., received alx thonaand -iandSve, .!

Geoqte H. Witter reoelved «lx thonsand and Ave, . - I •

"BpbertJP; Bush received three thonaand and nineteen) * , i

^ 3 a * i h - : W p M r e o e l w i d iyxtee -thousand andeUthteew. ':- ' " T

J o l m P i jsraddea reoelved three thonsand si*nd.elifhteeni

AndjreW Kgleahreoe lved three thousand and«Urhteen,' . I

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BamuelS. JK|hitehouaere0etved threethon-. Hand and eiphteen, ; .Martin,.—; DjWne reoebreathree thousand

andievshteen, .•'; ;• t -JnihjBuniaiepltyed three thousand and • M g h t e e a . . - : " -1 ' • • • • ' • - 1

Jbhti R. WjflgW ieoetved three thonaand landeiBhtBen,! '

W^Ao##eefcMBoeiv»a;tliree thou-, ;»|^andelffiteeh,r • ™ -michi^lRLyoiaxeoelVedthree thonsand

-and eighteen.! • ; - :i ' Johd>Jora»iiTeeeIv»dt_eethongaad. and

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ifaittrloe B, Blhmenthal a w e i v e d .three thousand audjeiKhteea;-

WiUMw^at^olbffHearst received three _th(»nsa.nd andreTjthteen,'; - , ' < SenryGaenthetr(toeive4 thr«e thougand _jai[dBljjhte_..I'-1 •; •'. John Moautobeoelvea three thousand ^ f l - e } « | h t e e i y .. • .. JbteBciahen wja^erteoelved three thoa-Henty^Chiaepie reoelved three ihov.-iWOllamD; Bfnijierrfioelved three thoa-

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jf%?> *h.,<lc number of b«Hntc «»Tnr*fJae"niasJv-•rd for Uk'ntSffcaifrm" and pouated ?r.r iho 4st!fre of » robw «f Afcmot}'. was tw*hty-«ev¥n. s?

Tije Ati>,»li>-j2«>n?«>r of baRrttsi ossitj-.t artd r<v-Jti'-i-wf As "*Jfli)<i". was nTit* h_*h*d"elje?ity-*-tac, J**S

Vfowtiiy thfe «fatet!io»t **• b» t^rtft. 3»d huve caused the sitme tA be.attf«ted by the ?f£tia. tore«arthemetnl>i't»of thJ* Boai'd, there twin* altthfe members in said Board, tbt» TOtk day «f Kuveinbtr A D„ one tltonsKAd eight hunercdand nf!ftety*ix« «fd*HT8.'ftt_Hf.Y. B. tt-HowB, A. 'f, Do^Hift. J .W, CtATl , F. J. idUfbrgui, P,_P0t'Wt»K,

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STATBitBX't1 o f the Board o f Comity Canvassers o f t h e County of CllnTon Jp relstioii t o t h e vote* « h e * forCOttfttyOftWrs, f lie Board of County 0*nv***ersjof the County

of OlltitonhaviWit met _ th*o_tse 0f the Clerfe «f said Coantj \ on the Jtth day o f Xovemecr. 1896. t o Canv«» and estttnate the votes )?lvcn in t h e several ElectlotiDlstrtuts of said Cattnty, * t the General Bloctlon held on the third d a s of Sfovem-ber. In. the ^ear afore«ald d » <*ertiry as fellows;

I'hatltaDpearaoi* auirU ttrtftoate and canvass that the wJwle nnmtierwf ve>«<« g\ven for t h e of­fice of Ctiunty Judfttik ineliMhnr all balfou en­dorsed "marked for tdenr,lfi«afion" v»a» nine thousand and fortylhrevi CB.04SV of which iHClen L. Sneddon woaWwl s i s thousand

Wtmirt*-tnreewi.< , «.03S Hatvey §, Half n o M y e i i h W t h o u s k n d ten, »,010

«. _ , 9,045 '1'he whole n«mh«rof,l»altet«flOiinted as "mapk-

fidforWcat*noaMo»,''AiMnomtn.Wl for the office of conntv JuditK, w«* twenty-seveH. 2?

The wliaiCnnmher o f ^allyts counted and re-jeisted as 'void". Was one hundred eighty-six. 186 of Cotratr Treanuwr. iwcHadrnlr al l ballots en­dowed -"marked f»«f ^d'-htt!^eat^Ola,^ w a s nine thousand and forty $,OJ0) of which Andrew W _ « & * received alx thonaand fif­

teen, 6,015 Daniel H. B r e n _ reoelved three thousand

tweirty-fiv^, - . ' 3,025 \ 9,040

The whotet inmberof hal lo t#ooontedas"msrk e d f o r _entif idatio«n and oounted tor, t h e office oLCounty Treaanrer, was twenty-aeven, 37

The whole number pf ballot* counted and re­jected at •'volaV? was ono hundred ettrhty-six,. 186

The whole number o f ybtea Riven for the ofitoe of Superlntendeatof the Popn inoludinc all bal­lots endorsed "s_arked for Identification", w a s nine thousand and thirty-six (9,086) of which William D . Skvate reoelved s i x thousand

thirty-seven, - 6VS87 Baward Brno received t w o thousand n ine

hundred ninety-nme, «,»99 _ t ** 6.086 The whole number of ballots counted as "mark­

ed for Identification" and counted for theomoe o t Superintendent o f t h e Poor, was twenty-seven, 27

The whole number of ballots oonmed.and re­jected a s "void," w a s one hundred eighty «rx, 186

The whole whole number o t r o t e s given for the office of cprofter. includm* al l ballot* endorsed "marked for indentlnoatkw," w a s nine thousand and thtrty-jttx {9,068) of which Benjamin F.JJowdass received five thousand

nine hundred etgnty-five, 5,966 Joseph H. LaBooque reoelved three thonsand

and fifty-one, S.06I # Thewhole number of ballots a s "marked for identification1' and. counted for the office of Coro­ner, was twenty-Sevte, «?

The whole number of ballots counted and re­jected as "void", w a s one hundred eighty-six. 186

The whole number o f votes « iveu for the office of School Couualssioaer. including all ballots en­dorsed "marked for identification" was nine thou­sand and forty-three (8,048) of which Seth S. Allen reoelved three tbouaand three

hundred thirteen, ' 8,418 Bentley Turner received one thonaand seven

hundred eighty-seven, 1,787 - t f r e d - Duffy reoelved t w o thonsand s t t -

hundredseventy-seveaf •- A 2,677 Bdward Hoiririns jNweMdtme thousand two

hundred slxty-alxf^/ ijS«

The whole number of ballots counted as "mark­ed for Id4ntifloatlon" and nounted for the offioe ot Presidential JEle tor, was twenty-seven, JJ7

The whole number ,of ballots ennuted and re­jected asf'void", was one hundred eighty-six, 386

We oertlfy this statement to-be correct, and have canted the same to be attested by the-sijtna-tures-ofthethe members of-this Board, there-be­ing aUtw members in said Board, this 10th day of NPvenJberA,D., o w thousand eight hundred

*•* J. P, Cvxxncetux. W . H. GoanoK, S. P. MOBGAN,

DATOS ci4aK, >

.W^t.WiyiK: B. J, PlCKXTT,

'-six. OMBLV, OTT,

and nun JOHKB. S B, WOJ B. S Ho*i, A. T. Boiorr, JOHJ? W. t _ K K , F . J . fOtNBFKLIL P . E . P O O I _ E T

J . P . CDXHIS61M.1C W . H- f lOEDON, S . P , MOBCAW, DATUS CCAUJC, y W.J , , -WXV«B, B, J.-PICKKCT, W j _ _ C X TCXRTEtt.

STAOrBMteNT of the Board of County Canvassers of the County of Clintoninrelatipn to the votes given for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Rep-Tresentatlve In Congress and Associate, Judge xtl the Coufct of Appeals. The Bo#rd of County Canvassers of the County

of Clinton having met at the office ofthe Clerk of said County1, on „ e 10th day of Bovember, 1896, toCanvasji and estimate the rotes given in the several BjeotlonJttrtricta of said County, at-the General Bleotion held on the third day of Novem­ber, the yfcar aforesaid do certify as follows:

Tl_t it appears on such estimate and canvass that the Whole number of votes given for the of­fioe of Governor, including all feaHots endorsed "marked lor identification," was nine thousand onehundnedandeighty-nine(9180)of which Prank S. Black reoelved five thousand nine

hundred sixty-six, 5,966 wuburirJ-Borter' reoelved three thousand

_da_ty-tour,- 8 064 Daniel G-. Oriffia reoetvedflfty-nine, 59 wilham \^, smith reeeived forty-two, 42 Howard HalkainTeoei ved tweTve. ' It Wllb_P,»^irterreoelTedforty-fiivei , 45 8.M. Weejireoelved one, ^ , l

, " 9189 The wadrn number of ballots oounted as "mark­

ed for identification" ana counted for the office of Governor was twenty-seven, 27

The whole number of ballots oounted and re­jected as -f void", was one hundred eighty-six, 186

The whole number pf votes given for the, office ofJJeutenhnr.Governor. inoluding all ballots en­dorsed "marked for identification", was nine thousand one hundred ana eighty-five (9,185) of. which > j ' ; ' Timothy Zj, Wpodruff received Ave thousand

nine hundred seventy-seven, !' 3,977 PredertcklC. Schraub reoelved three thou­

sand and'forty-seven. 3,047 Prederusw. Hiurlchs received fifty-eight, 58 CharletrE (Latimer received forty-three, 48 Prederlck pemiets received twelve, ' _ PredC. Schraub received forty eight, - .48

JOHtT B. TB0XBI.T, B. B. WOWOTT, i K. 8. _ovnt, A. M>a_KT, J. W, C_KK. P. J. _Narxu), i P. Et POCPOJIB, 8TATBMBNT Of The Board of County Canvassers

of the Countjfc-of Clinton in relatirtn tothe TOIes given on the question 4n relation tp the Amend-meat tothe ConstJtntkm, < The Board of County Canva-sers of the Gounty

or Clinton havinrf met at the offioe of the Clerk of said County, on the 10th day of November, 3896, Jo canvass amd .estimate the -votes .srfyenin the

9,048 Thewbole nnmber of h_ots<oounted as "mark­

ed for identification" and oounted far the office pf School Commissioner, was tweuty-sevea, 87

ITwwbol&iiumbBrof baBota counted aad r* jeoted a« "roht^sSs _ s huadMd e ighty^. 186

We oertlf y this statement to be oocceeeVand have caused the same to be attested by the signa­tures of the members of thts Board, there bebir all tbemembersln said Board, this 10th day of November A. D., onethousaad eight hundred and, nlnety-tdi.

Alt Bet Tile— Hap|»| K.< U a * Rt -Of Miss Alitr \ dnms- « H

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pleassnifr at SiK A! x »• : -_L« Al|tce Twtnp. 'v':-.; • • di i l t th«j0d Shp |>ad bm-n -••-.. age f»f pain ffoni i' ; ineiabpting the time tl, - -'•• fprrd pain or ai aes u. LMtfpvs. Many w^rp t; TO fistl reli&f, hilt th< r, ; tot her case atii slw *••;•;, i • . tire,* thwi along romc« •"•• to osjpfclolje, D<i.in * K..'.-. half box released the-K.;, :-.," . the aches and bams: 4•- .;-•-herself A slitve "to pajn v . eonttwted U3^ 'Sh**sa\w. relieved of all rhv«iffVti\, pcrffictl,t giron'c;, h*.-*-!'''1' "Sotvi l ld j'*ni u4ke i f - • Young was sskod by •») • •., She tijilkd th'il she f=.;. ;>. wtplicifly, 3 fes Vouns/fi tuatady affected her, sav . •. , were: "Stooping, bpultr,' •-or standing an* length ..: gave inc a pain fn the m-I bad;-a pain in ithe kiiin. and if I cauglrt tnHA >•' : settle thW&f the, pain 1 •>. a very cxhau«it|iBg na-r-u: conW only lie fii'it cai mv !•-.. \ positioH caasfng paitt am] -•. nerves passing «ip my fe<-k: > and thislbrougbt wiaj it tf\ •:•• hut as I said before, Doan *• •lift%'e rcihoved all psin «HI I firely and I never felt belt-1 in toy life,"

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The whote number of ballots oounted as "mark­ed ft* identification* and counted iot the offioeof Lieutenanl-Goveraor was twenty seven, 27

Thewhojenninber of ballots wanted and re­jected as "Ivoid". was «ne hundred elghtv-hix. 186

The who|e number of vtotes given for the offioe of Asspoiafie Jndgeof the Court of Appeals includ­ing all ballots endorsed "marked lor identifica­tion," wasjnine thousand one hundred eighty-nve X»j|5)ofwfich _ vmgG.Vknn received fi?e thousand nine

-hundred feighty-five. 5,»B5 Kobert C. Titus received tifree thousand and

thirtr-onfe, ^ - 3,081 Spenoer Cilntor received Ity-eight, 58 Btlas Kootrecelved fprtyM-ee, Theodore P Cunpr«oeii«ssrT;w«gre. Xawrence J.JCcPaHin r*#«tt>«d fifty Hrix,

The wholjennmber of balkrta'oeunted as"m_E „f'Tld_tlfleatk»«1»«ud(oo«ntedfortheoflice " Assooiate Judge pf the Court of Appeals w twenty-seven, i rr

The whole nnmber of ballots oounted and rL Jectadas^oW",was<a»ehundredJrightysix, IM r The who^ number of votes given for theofllde of Representative in Congress, inoluding _ b_-W s _ i M "marked for identification1', was six thousand tw,> buadrad and. eleven <«,2ll) of wtaloh f I

Jr., reoelved s/x thousand / I - «, ' 6,105 HW^Woajvedifty-Iv;*, 35 -Hatred fifty, . w

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ttk>e"ando nntedfortheoffiea<>f mConrreas was tweoty - se i eu , ft

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several.ElectionDistrictsofsald County, jat the General Bleotlon. held on the third day of Novem­ber, m theyear aforesaid, do certify ^follows:

That it appears on such estimate and canvass that the whole number of votes given in relation to the^iuestipn; ' Shall the proposed amendment toAeotlousevon,'of article seven of the Constitu­tion relating to'the forest Preserve become 'a ^••f'^aoludwgtheballots endorsed "marked for identification.?' were fourthouaand'eight hundred eighty-four Of Which 8> Two thousand 6ns hundred thlrty^teven 8,187

werejriven to the affirmative on the niies-iioK_'Shall the proposed amendment lo

seoQon seven of article seven Of the Oonstl-, tntlon relating to the Porsst Preserve be-' comejflaw?" and of which Two thousand seven hundred forty-seven JS 747

^ereglvenin thenegatireonihe gdestiou: —1— 41384

'Shall the proposed amendment to sect ion seven Of article s e v e n s t h e . Constitution relating t o the Forest Preserve become a law}" The whole number of ballots endorsed "marked

for identification'' were none. T h e whole number o f ballots oounted a n d re­

jec ted as "void" w e r e twenty-seven, 27 W e certify this s tatement t o be »orreer and

have caused the same, t o be attested by the signa­tures of-thamember* of this Board, there being all the membersmsa id Board, this 10th day of November A. D „ o n e thousand eight hundred-and-mneiy-six p

JOBJJ B T R O J I M T , J , P . CnWHINGJtAJl, B:B ^ O M O T T , W . H . G O K D O S , E . S WOWS, S , P . JtoiWJAS, A T . D 0 W I N X , D A T O E C l i J l K , •

-I- y - _ * » — w. h WKVEII. P . J , LBNGrjJMJ, B . J . PiCKBEP.

P. B. Poutw„. W_>i,*(at ri'_KKi». After CumpleOgg thecahTasa thefollpwing res­

olution' wan adopted: fc ™ Whereas. 'I^e Board o f County CanvH^ers of

the CO'wiy of Clinteh having canvassed ihe vol „ oast m t i e several election districts of'sai<i Couii-l o f . m b ^ l ? 9 6 ^ U 0 1 1 h m o a *» 3 ^ ^ " o f

uolwr^ycertiry, determine and declare that Everett O Baker, by the greatest a S e r of vor« was duly elected Memfcer of Assembly in

faudforsAid-oountyitJiiat tucieii. L Sliedden. bv rih« greatest number of TTMPS, was duly ejected County Judge in and for slfd county; that Andrew Williams,, by the xreatest number of votes wa^ duTy elected County Treasurer, in and for'said *ountyj that Wilham IX fiavaVe. by rte SeateTt number of vetes was duly eloped Superintendent ofthe Poor in and for said coiSnty; tlJat Benjamui 5 iP ' i f 1 ! 3 ^£ r th* wwiestntunher of votes was S e l l 6 i W « i n ° h ^ h * m m A f o i ' a i < J « « " * « « _ beth B. Allen by the greatest number of Votes was duly eleotel Schwl Commissioned for M £.'r*t ^°,",,m „ o u < £ Ws*]?^ toa^ tor shid coun­ty; and that Pred E Duffy, by the greatest nmn h^of vot^ twidulv elected^schoo?ctsSuSton-er for the Second ComtmsslonVr District lnAnd ' for^aldcoiinty. and ihatcerUfied copies of such determinations be issued accordingly. Joa*c B. Taojoiiy, j . p CpjuuhOH*M.

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J. V , C-VKK. W. JL WI:VB«: F J. X*NG*_». E. J. PrOKjBJ P.^PocTOajg,, WAi_cKTomo5a. ' . „ . B°a*d of County Canvassers , Dated Noremher 10,1896, 3 ^«»»»«Bers.

There being 110 further business before th«

Tss&RfiSSgg.Kr- «c_r«wssdar H. A. WOOD, Secretary.

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Oh ifdon'tyon know1 the,olaoe to go. Where smiles you'J lajways meet

On every face 5 you'll find the>lace, 1 0 2 Margaret Street*

We have-Crockery rare; beyond eoinpaf£$| WhUihno one can deny*

With Groceries chea ,-SVery line cbmpW To fuBy satisfy, ,'

Bach customer's tasifc and without wa8t|f We try to fill each call.

For "Us the desire, of Bromley & Myers To gain the good-wfliof •«_'

And you will find, Fruits of many kind, With Nuts and Candies sweet,

BgK8*nd Butter fine, on whicih todihe, 1 0 2 _ar*aret streei.

Etifffene Browi * Bn. «|UV1S8TBBET.

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WANrED.-PhyfeieJan ».-. for ofil "o, with or « ii:.':

location, vvm t <ke 1 u» m*' ' in block. Dr. Melvilie, '." J

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ALL WOBK GUABANT1KD,

WAITED. »_- Announcements p/ not tiwrr than i t

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Two frood men at, c_eiuk--i -t o ollpplng oor&es-

T O kE.NI sA# i-nnoujAcmenih of nut nuf

tfgrlhit hfad, 85 etn. /or OTIC OOJ. . '•>• uad Jl.OO for a week, eanh Co a*' '•••'.

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Jfefftfe thn* ag^ " $ i0 tor t,hi> best «>«.,£

J»4o«t«^ Edit!** -f i t * local ar t i s t ,, IBttiftccatteBtanfe.; »»« wer* »ubtnitte<3 n> th* Judge*.

*fise ^ehtiensen s»>l the merits of y the '*' Ju SI. W « B » . H XV

f f t i t ^ i g ^ and 11.. f h e d e w g t w w e r e »ui

injftwitjineld. fcacii s a t _ 4 tonsicler^ all fully* forming their

/ _ • dnawingit froni tiaw> _ well as «,jp< tbfe^ttrpoee required. to if€*t between two < a f t iw _ve judges r ^UrtiBfaTor^it 'tfte. a» h f -**fc» E r a L, thorefore entitled to t - Her4e*'gaeaih*<h* flgur« holding a wr SqaWBlattve of our «Dd _ the upper righ

^ * jtftat of threa local viev in half fconeengravtn* »e psile yellow and gr»

fh«sd«iign has beet gravers, «_d when fli 1m able to ptifih the< 45Q_l»letioti. The ed pwtly Sf'i) fine i|luat*i

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on Nogmal lak0 jestet -^F<wt Bdw*t4 *

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y _ t y to * number of —There wil l he a

th# town board of au * t » o'clock.

—About *fi|i^ yo s pUswwOy entertaine

a € _ r . s _ d _ r e , _ , Sf -J$b6 A . O* P . ht

l og * t fiH>»r rooms ' f s _ n _ b _ i n « w was •* —Urn Wool has -to i r t barn, o a t ^ e t a e <*i_»»dhrhe*«Ko:.

—There wfll ».ot * gtanday school tes cfae

Jfco-_feh^, Mrs. {5amt '2fewYcrk.

— A n e w variety of _ adapted t o be placed <

water, being forced th hjy «fir jBtwatft'

—The Woman's H« tifc^r «re planning a *

" * for the evening of P * i i l be fiijren 3ater.

—Secretary August -1 -' »i»teprl8oacom_lsBl'

Jnepecq'on of county e m part of the state.

— A special Jena of * _ r "Warren county

* t Glens Falls, Judj ^ D I * _enry , presidins

—The ffteamer Ghat decidedly winter app large icicles having paddles from the spra

—No actiost was I chant8> meeting at th* last evening, and at tanen antil Monday e

The Ladies' Aid tiat church cleared |r> fair and apron ,_:• parlors Wednesday »' *ng.

—Crowding a ' ^ : ' inch space i» '• *••* "' Jcec ball into a p^t i s liable to burst. ' -vertiser.

> — A t the M'-U.-.i!.' the pastor will \ >> a. w . , and K»-.v. 'Mi siding elder of tht- .u-7.30 in the ev»*ni ^

•—Don't tiegitct (• - of Colorbat liief.-.ui

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b a v e f y o u r •siil.x .u.-'t^ ' wait" by the •••.noi.i.-d artiftts, special) rv «'!•*; »>

i~A gnod jtaiii'r plased tins fafuM theAthletii gn .ui . i ' plains and High '*"''-' of the game »hou,i neae this c >n tei-t

—Miea Evelyn l> drilling a uu'uit.« 1

, > t i k e part m t-i • •••'• "Little Ked KM' /

fij-:- ghusn-at the l'"i- ••< .f<^;''»tvBi.of Colm> .1 ' K^X tre, •J^V -' •^IXesierduiy 11..- r IV'". J®apopan\ .pia. ;• 1 ;;'."- • W h i c h CAM- "i'1'- '"' ' '

^ " ductors. Kail, 'ti'... rS.;.,. ' a M 'the pn « 1.- 'i'» i;&-. atrip. Tins wu.i '"• ^ \ *E»*elUtig put'-!• «,i V-',*... gieelate thus _.?»!>•"" •rK'": ' - ~ T h e ' e n i e r t • t : i . V-;;r 8 . Burdet t lar-t • ^

:v,/'-; St*eet tht-ati> »s"' ->» * : . , l i t * b o attends 1 i