All honor to the noble and earnest
men who did their patriotic duty on
election day. The result shows how
they worked and what side they were
on. V e wish we could publicly cive
the names of all the men, youug and
old, we have in our mind's eye, but
perhaps modesty and delicacy on their
part would forbid it. They did their
duty as they conceived it to he and
doing this they have the satisfaction
and consolation of having been engaged
in a good cause and herein lies their
reward.
There was a general suspension of
nusmess on election day. All the
stores with two or three exceptions
closed up and proprietors and clerks
gfve the day over to what they con
ceived to be for the good of the county,
the State and the country at large.
Smooth faced young men who were not
old enough to vote themselves worked
:e Trojans and accomplished more
th m their individual votes would have
amounted to. All honor to them.
They are made of the right kind of
stuff.
Dave Lough! in got home Friday
night from his summer season with the
great Forepaugh show, having finished
hi engagement at Koanoke, Va. He
brought with him a pair of fine horses
be ouging to himself and Will Wallette
hi: brother-in-law. These are the
an imals tbey rode in their performan
ce? as bareback and hurdle riders and
ii s needless to say they are "daisies "
Mi. Loughlin has been in excellent
health and returns in fine form. Mr.
Wallette has been home a couple of
weeks having slightly injured his leg
agnin which was hurt by his horse
fai iug on him some months ago, but is
now all right again.
