Wallace K. Vaiinon is announced in
this issue a candidate for county judge,
subject to thu action of thu democracy,
to till out thu remainder of thu term of
his father, Titos. W. Vamon, deceased,
ho having been elected by tbo magistrates
only to fill tbnt portion of his
father's unexpired term that intervened
between bis death and tlio August election,
1SIH. Jutlgu Vnrnon has given
genernl satisfaction during the two
months nnd a half lie has been county
juJgo and uromises the jieoplo a
economical administration of
their court nllairs if elected. Judge
Vamon, having been elected for four
years by u largo majority it eeoms but
right to permit his son, who is in overy
way competent to till out his unexpired
term. This seems to be the feeling all
over the county and we hear of no opposition
to him. Besides being entirely
competent, Judge Vnrnou has always
been an uctivo worker for tbo democratic
causo and this is tlio first oilice he
has naked at the hands of his party,
Gaiiiikns broken up on short notice.
II. Pendleton.
FitBsii tlsh on Wednesdays and Saturdays
at M. F. Fining Co.'s.
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WooiimiiHiK Jem.icoCoai. at 1.1 cents
on car and 1 1 cents delivered. It. K. &
W. II. Wearen.
Tiii: will Jflfeit only a few days. Those
sample shoes for iiiuu, ladles and children.
Jou S. Jones, Cash Itargain
Store.
Sm.k. M. Peyton advertises in this issue
that ho will sell the Henry Hester
farm on Dix Itiver at public auction on
Saturday L'Mh.
The item in our Tuesday's issuo in
regard to W. II. Trnylor's losing 2o0 gallons
of whisky, was a mistake, Mr.
says. Our lagan's Creek correspond
ent was our authority for this piece of
news.
