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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
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DRUGGIsTS AND ApOTmECARIES,


IXT L have iust received large addition 70 our
w stock Of DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS.
OILS, cOIORS, DYE STUFFS. PATENT EEDI-
CINES, WINDOW GLASS, PERFUniERY SOAPS
attention of persons building painting 10 our
large stock OF Window Glass. Paints, Oils, coiors
and Painters' Articles, which will sell urop the
most reasonable terinsfor the easl. Our stock OF
PATENT MEDICINES
embraces all the popular preparations Of the day.
We sell item at the mauufactufcrs' retail price
Where they are bought in quantities Of course We
Country Physicians arc specially solicited 10 e1.
anime our stock OF suc Drugs and PrepsrafioEs
they require in their practice, all Of which e offer
at low figures for the money. Our supplt Of ~ o.
TONIC MEDICINES s,
which arc go much employed during the spring and
preparations manufactured By the Inost eeicbrafei
apothecaries IN the country. as TO render then.
both pa lafabIo and efiieari0Us.
Prescriptions and Family Receipts entrusted 10
s will be compounded with beatness aud accuracy.
Our charges will always be az moderate as we can
afford.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pine Tooth. Drefs.
French. English and American ExHaefs for tho
Hand erchIef Toilet Soaps OF every variety man
uiaciused at home aud abroad
STATIo merry
FooIseap, Letter. Account. Ladies' Bath Com
nereial Note, and Frepeh Note Paper: E1yeiepes
OF every description and price Lead Peneiis, Pen
Holders, fDk. &c. rEL.e "a
segars and fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
~ We offer alt the above, besides great many
otf ef eds NOS al cheap for lilo
money We don't sell goods on credit they ore
bought add marked 70 srIi Tor cash. We VIII give
a. monthly creditfo prompt customers, but cannot
afford to give longer indulgence
April 2. ls65.
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mis- GU s.

FTtHE Subscriber, having Just returned from Fred
il erick City. With extensive stock OF superior
material. is prepared to offer the citizens OF lex
ferson county, the very best bargains in 49,
BOOTS AND SH OES,
manufactured under his ey<n supervision, by the
best city worsnen. His stock Is such as to recoln
mend it to every judge of $50
LEATHER,
and has been purchased with great care from the
man ufactory Of Mcssss- Bantz s Waehfers OF Fred
erick. the Oldest aud most experienced TANNERS
in the State of Mary land As he employs none but
the best rkmen-such thoroughly understand
the trade-and works none other than the best I'M
ished ma teriaI, he feels confident of his ability TO
give satisfaction. Especial atteniiSn given 70 ne
inner quality Of a. - ,8ozF EEi Al
LADIES' WOR
For the accommodation of the trade, he will keep
on hand, at all times, complete assortment of =
READY-MADE WORK, daFst
which he will warrant to compare with any that
can be found in the country: ~
REPAIRISo done in the best style, on the shortest
notice. NEw Work and REPAIRINo executed IN
frpm twelve TO forty-eight hours, and no disap-
pointnents at the hour promised slE Sax
WATER PROOF COMPOSITION -,s-,-
He has constantly ON hand a supply Of this vsiua-
bic article, which has been used during the past
winter with entire satisfaction by many OF his Gus
toners. He would refer those who wish to krow
something of its value TO the following gent:men'
who have used it with effect viz DIR. john d
Starry, W. J. Hawks, Capt John J. Lock, W-Eby
and George w. Echelberger- ass.,f
April 81, lS6S-6m. J. C. AEMSa.
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Dear Sir: My youngest daughter, aged five years
has been dreadfuly afflicted with Scrofula nearly
all her life. tried great many physicians, but
without relieving her much; in fact most of them
spring she was worse than ever, her body and limbs
being covered with sores and bIotches-with face
and eyes badly liberated and swollen. Whilst in
this condition, / was advised by DIR. L. A Stth to
try your Rosadais. ! at once procured three bot
ties, and commenced giving 1t to her. The effect
was ina gical. In less than month, to my great
ASTONISHING mt, she entirely we'll. i am yours,
With much respect and gratitude,
w. w. BURNETT.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. r.
TIME TABLE.
TaAI,ss GoIse wEsr.

TaAIss CONC WEST
Leave Ifarper,s Ferry at Z 10 A NJ and i PM
iesSe Keyes' switch at Z u a NJ and 81 p N.
Leave HaIltown at SO A NJ aud % NJ
Leave Charlcstewn Al - A 81 aad I 81 p ~ p
Lave summit Point AZ 30 A NJ aud , rs p A..
Leave wadesvillc at 50 Maud SOP AZ.
Leave 0pequon Bridge At 5 SO NJ and IS p NJ.
Leave Stcphcnson's al 9 Il a NJ and 81 p a. ID
Arrive al Winchester at 9 IS A VI ands 55 P n.
ils TRAIss GoISe East. sfA
Leave Winchester at 10 s. A NJ and 20 NJ.
Leave SIepLensonss at 10 &c 4 N and 80 II.
Leave opequon Bridge at 10 81 A NJ and 81 r 81
Leave Vaudeville at IL 90 A NJ and I OF NJ.
Leave summit Point II II A NJ and % N.
Leave Cameron al II p a NJ and II NJ
Leave chariestown at I SO 4 ~ and 50 !. u.
Leave Keys Switch AZ u 81 a n and 20 VI.
Leave Shenandoah N Il on p N aud 40 p Ni.st %
Arrive Mt HarPer's Ferry y os A N and 70 P ~
WINCHESTER ACCoMaoDATIoN.,
coAAESeISs MAY fsra. 1865.
Leaves Winchester An
~ Supplements al p
d ssall,i. Point Ss
pss S SSs.sssns go 900
80 Hallso~n - .6Isq AZ
Harpcr's Ferry 50
Arriving in Baltimore AZ 10 % A. NJ.
Leave Camden Station al 4 10 p. NJ
Arrive Harperss Fs-Ey sO2
Summit Point s56
wadc's $40
s WissSsslsr IS
Stopping at intermediate stations on Main Stem.
A. B. WOOD. AGENT HargSSSssl Ferry W., Gov
May. 10. 1865. ) Master Of rranspor,aiiSn,
BALTIMORE 4 %. R. II. COMPANY.
SCHEDULE of Passenger Train arriving and de-
~ parting at the Harper,s Ferry Station
TRAINS BOUND EAST.
ARMIES pEPARTe
Mail Tram, Ia4lP. NJ 10 a r. NJ ~
asst Line, IbA NJ Z "a A. NJ
Express Train, IL 81 p. N II 3S p.
Mail Tram, Iu2P.M iiOP.M
Fast Line, % PM fss7P.
Express Train, sl,< NJ ISeAM
Office open at all hours for traisss Through Tick
sold to all the principal cities Of the Union.
For further Information inquire AZ the Office.
E Alb. WOOD, A0EST. y
Harpers Ferry. May. u, 1851. y
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NEW STRING GOODS.


TINE undersigned wishes to inform the citizens
i of jefferson and surrounding counties that he
has just received well-sclectcd stock OF Spring
Goods, such as ~
DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing s. Furnishing Goods
will sell Best Prints (Fasi coIors warrantodl
from u to 10 cts; Brown and Bleached Cottons
from 10 25; MouseIinc dc Laines FROM 20 to 25;
Striped Cottons 20; Bed Ticking from 10 10 30
Best Manchester Ginghams 20 White aud Cold
FIannels from 20 to 90
The stock of Hosiery, Dress Trimmings and Fan;
cy Goods in general, is complete Ladies and
Misses Hose from p to 60 HUnpskirs I5 to 90;
Gloves, Plain, Hem-stitched and tucked Hdkis.,
New Style Head Bands, and many other articles IN
this line WILDE sold at low prices, as
LIN cry G o Q d. s,
Consisting of the latest styles of Hats, Bonnstss
Sundowns, bonnet Frames, Ribbons. Flowers, Ru-
ches, Shakers &c. will be sold to suit the times
The assortment of M lsr
REAL AIDE CLOTHI Nc
is the largest aud cheapest brought Charlestown
since the war. will sell whole SUITS from SO TO
$40, and other goods belonging to this iEe in pro-
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Fine White Shirts, Cashmere, Flannel.
Cotton and Linen striped do Under Garments,
Collars, Cuffs Neck Ties, Sea at the lowest Baiti-
more prices. NJ BEHREND.
Agent for u. C. at the old stand opposite
Campbell & Mason's Drug stVre
April II, 1865.
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FOUNI DIT z,

FoUN DIX,
and able TO furnish CasJings OF good
quality as low as can be bought elsewhere.
: All work entrusted to ns Will be done with dis
patch. alsd guaranteed TO give slfisfaction. The
highest price paid in cash for III Iron of all kinds
Give us cali at the Jefferson Machine Shop. Stone
Row. s.rtl5r WEEtICk q WELLER
Charlestown, Jan. %, 1893, ff hs 60
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CHRONIC LIVER coMPL AINT CURED


CHRONIC LIVER co1fPL AINT CURED.
This is to certify that cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis, af
ter having been confined to my bed and house for
long time, and trying various medicines without
benefit.
i know of several others in this country cured
through the of Rusadalis, and it can be found
III nearly every house in my neighborhood, and all
p'"''' = 80 :" 8 'e''' ' THOMAS RHoRSS.
Greene County, August ID. 1867.
RosADALEs is. "a POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
Faom w BLousT, ESQ. ATTORNEY AT Law, WILL
SON, North CAROLINA.
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years standing,
by RosadaIis. GEORGE w HLOUNT.
RosADALIs WILL CURE THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
PORTSMOUTH, Va, February 25th, 1865.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that have been af
flictcd with rheumatism for the last i've or SIX
ycars, many times unable move. i tried all
medicines recommended to me for the disease, with
out receiving any benefit. Having heard Rosadalis
highly spoken OF, procured bottle, and hndlns
some relief continued it uata am happy to say
that am completely WELL
not only consider the RoSadalis a sovereign rem
edy for Rheunatism, but believe it also pre-
and checrfully recommendation the afflicted
Yours very truly, JAMES WEBB.
e 4 i wnsoS January Z, 1865.
hereby certify that have used DR. Lawrsnce's
justly celebrated Rosadalis in my family as gen
eral Alternative and Tonic. with the most satsfac-
tory results and therefore, conscientiousy recom
mend it to the public Medicine of rare and
genuine merit. JAMES w DAVIS, -
a- Sheriff of Wilson county, n c.
RosApA Lls-This Medicine has met with IN un.
precedented success in this community. Captain
Baker the police and attentive agent for this city,
informs that it Is next to impossible TO supply
the demand made for it and that the medicine Is
efIecting some wondcrful cures, and giving great
satisfaction all who have used it--NOTtOlk Jor,
PREPARED ONLY BY
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. ID Chemist,
BALTIMORE, ND,
(Late of Wilson, North CaroIinn.)
PRICE, SI.5O PER BOTTLE.
gc;- Sold wholesale by all the principal Whole
sale Druggists in all the large cities of the United
States and British America, and retailed by Drug
gists everywhere
All letters of inquiry, &C., promptly answered
DIR. j. j. LAWRENCE & CO.,
PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS,
pa Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
For saIe by AsQUITH & BRO, Charlcstown.
March 81, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.

we employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick, neat and substantial work. and prices TO
suit the times. We determined 70 do work as
low can be done in the County for CASH, which
will he required for II transient custom.
We will make to order I'm eshing Afartinrs and
Horse P0tosrs of the latest Patternsj PLOgGHS Of
dIffereut kinds always on hand, amongst which
will be found thcceIebrRt dthree horse Livingston;
tvo-horse do; the old fashioned three-hOrsc Bar
shear; Mct'orIniek do, for two and three horecs
proved Kentucky sin gle and double shovel Plough.
Plou gil Iruns-such Shares, COulters, SbOveIs,
(single and doubc) Mould boards Of all kinds,
Open Rings. Open Links. sc Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron, Turning and
Boring in Iron aud Steel. We now have in opera
n,ir u ! l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

HARVEST WHISKEY.
I HAVE good article at low price. Call ant
i examine. Just received by w. EBY.
Junc g. 1868.
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NIiddieway. JEFF. Co w. Va,
: January 2Ist, 1868.

= q d = NliddIeway, Jeff. Co W. Va,
5lls.5s5s So, January 2lst, 1868. -
Ma G co. H. BEcKwITH: - -a.7---g7s
Dear Sir=-A few days since spralned my ankle
very severely.-It was bacty swollen, and very
painfuI-Icou not get on my boot. A friend gave
inc some of your Liniment. fused il once only
rubbed long and well at night and the next morn
ing was SO lar relieved to be able 10 get my
/ believe il to be the greatest Imminent now
known, and recommend it to every one.------
am, sir, yours gratefully,
GEO. w. NELSON.
Fon sAEE.pv AIsQUITH & BRO and CAMP
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

HARVEST sUPPLY.-I an now receiving a
II general assortment OF Harvest Groceries, at
lowest prices Call and look for yourselves before
purchasing. w. EBY.
DoToMAC HERRING.-We have Just received
L prime lot of Potomac Herring.
June 8, 1865. KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
HARVEST GRoCERIES.-we are rcceiv.
II ing large stock of Groceries, which we arc
selling at very low prices - !
June 9, lS6S. KEARSLEY s. SHEERER.
IA DC, for sale by
May %, 1865. d. HUMPHREYS s. CO.
pRIME Rio and Laguyra Coffee, just received.and
L Tor sale by w. EBY.
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Q Profession and Inc puDIlC'
A. D. MOORE, NJ d,
L. A. STiTH, NJ. d.
i. H. WlNSTEAD, NJ. d.
n. G.. BARHAM, NJ. d.
w. G.. .DUGGAN. -MI d.
f BARNES, Nj. ID.
r. w. KING, NJ ID.
S, WOODARD, NJ. ID.
w. It. BREWER, NJ. ID.
w. J.. BULLOCK, NJ. d.
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have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years standing,
by Rosadalis. GEoRGE BLooNI'
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RosADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST CASES
OF SCROFULA.

January 18th, 1855.
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READ THE STATEMENT below AND DESPAIR NOT
wILsos CousTY, SEPT. 10, 1861.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
"Souud PolicyO

SATURDAYS New York Tribune states
certain measures for the education of
the people, necessary to induce them to
vote the Radical ticket. Among others
is the following:
We must convince them that dis
franchised. vassal caste is an element OF
weakness anywhere, but an ansmaly
and scandal in democratic republic
that sound Policy vies with Humani-
ty and Christianity i'll demanding its
cnfranchisement.
This ofcourse is designed for the bene-
tit OF the negro, but it has also its ap-
plicatiun to the case of men who have
been so unfortunate as to be born
white. II the disfranchisemcnt of ne
gro stupidity is can element of weak
ness anywhere" what shall be said of
the Acknowledgement Of white intelli-
gencei Ifit is an anomaly and a
scandal in Democratic repub-
lie" to exclude the field hands" OF
the Southern plantations from the bal
lot-box, how much more is the pro-
scription of the better race anomalous
and scandalUus.
The Tribune: club will break the
heads of friends as we'll as foes. Here
in West Virginia, if the demand of
"sound policy, humanity and christian
ity" rs euunciated by the great Radical
organ, be allowed, the whole fabric OF
Radicalism will crumble in an hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
Raising Hogs.

Most any farmer will say, $50 to
grass with your information about hogs;
aiut | raised them these forty years u
Oh well, friend, don't be offended five
offer few suggestions.
In the first place, am satisfied that
you cannot make pork to any profit by
allowing your hogs to run at large, and
trouble your neighbors. A hog is unique
in character; he will sleep himself
into fat. His stye should be kept clean
and dry. He should have yard for re-
creation, and root his snout into fresh
earth. He never feels satisfied until he
can spend q portion of his time in plow-
ing. His winter bed should be dry and
warm as that of his owner, and q half
frozen hsg will not thrive, and will re-
uuire much more food to keep up the
summer heat. In summer give him a
faithful washing once in twenty days.
The growth will richly repay the labor
expended. Who but HottentOts cOuld
eat the rind of pork with q relish, if he
knew it had been coated with filth for
twenty monthsi Neat herds require
frequent feeding to prevent waste; A
hog should not be stinted in his food.
never knew hog to squeal into fat.
The best pork ever saw was fatted
entirely on new milk. The taste of a
hog is found to have an affinity to that
of man. He likes to have his provisions
cooked; and those who make out the
hog so vile and filthy, have seen them so
from the force of circumstances-it was
not frem their own choosing, it was the
owners fault. Many are crying down
pork as not fit to eat, yet for one think
it just as healthy as forty years ago,
and if properly cooked l will run my
risk of triehine spiralis. Mutton is the
food, says one, and beef, says another;
but they knew but little about what
the human constitution requires. One
can eat swine's flesh and be hale and
hearty, while another, with differently
constituted organism, feels Oppresses
after eating; and mutton is relished by
one, and SO onward, in the style. 1t
will not do to fix any standard or follow
any mans advice. Ifyou do, it will be
at yOur own risk. Er..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
Northern Destitutiou.

We have lately shown that there
were not less than 80, 600 persons in this
city and 10000 in Brooklyn now out OF
employment and suffering, many OF
them, for the necessarics of life. 1t is
now stated that the depression in New
England throws out of work at least
100, 900 people-l0,000 in Maine. 10000 in
New Hampshire, SC, GOO in Connecticut
and Rhode Island, and 100000 i'll Mas
sachusetts. The main cause of the
unsettled financial and general
depression of business and man
ufacturing interests is due to the
Radical party, which, after nearly three
years of experiment, has failed to re-
store, or even to reconstruct, but IS in
a fair way to starve the South, and to
ruin, finaneially, the North. This de-
structire, all-depressing party has the
supreme impudence to ask the unem.
ployed mechanics and laboring men OF
the North to vote SO as to keep this dis
aster-bringing and breeding concern
dominant a few years more. or long
enough to complete the country's ruin
-UOrld.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
Wire Worms. and Rxperimeut..

Last July l put half . gill of spirits of
turpentine into saucer then took
eight of these worms and dropped in
the same. They lived two hours and
forty minutes. / put the same number
in asaucer With a spoonful of salt and
two of water. They died in six hours. In
a spoonful of lime and two of water
theysshufded off in eight hours. In q
deeoction of sweet elder, the water
boiled down one-half, they pegged out
in twelve hours. 1n a, strong solution
of copperas, to my astonishment they
clung TO life for tventy-four hours. One
quart corn soaked twenty-four hours in
half gill turpentine, came up and
grew vigorously, untouched by the
wire worms, while that, unsoaked
was mostly destroyed. j offer these
facts for the contemplation of farmers
who. have low lands, on which they
wish to plant corn, but are fearful OF
doing it assthe ground is full of these
pests. Try few rows and note the re-
suit, and tell your neighbors, and so do
GOOD, and be ready toimpartt TO all seek
ers after more light in agriealture.-y.
L. H, Tftoaboro, v: II. :. g "a :; - a. Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
The Las, Of the "RepsbIiean Court

The remnants of the Republican
Court' which our Radical friends usSd
TO talk so much about in the LINCOLN
era, do not seem to inspire much respect
down in the "loyal" State of Rhode
Island, where the hero of the Freder-
icksburG slaughter holds executive
sway, Is appears by the following:
Providence. X. l., January The
Board uf Aldermen have refused Ii
cense for the exhib tion Of Mrs. Lin
colu's wardrobe in this city.
They have some very queer notions
down east, but it is really difficult to
see upon what tangible ground the
Board of Aldermen of Providence can
refuse to allow Mrs. LINCOLN to show
her old clothes and thereby turn an
honest penny. What is the Civil Rights
Bill good for if it cannot guarantee to
the lone widow of Republican
Presldent-the great emancipator-her
right to exhibit her wardrobe, every ar
ticle of which is yard wide with his
toric interest and has trail Of official
intrigue and official patronage grace
fully sweeping after itf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
sumner g. Co... Rosto. Nezrs.

A dispatch from Savannah states that
SUMNER & Co.'s negro emissary in
Georgia, BRADLEY, who attempted to
assassiuate the New York IrtbGRes ed
itor of the Radical organ ut Savannah
has been sentenced to pay fine of 500
or "go up" for ninety days. There is said
to be "grcat excitement among the ne
groes." Whether BRADLEY paid or went
up is not stated. As one of the radical
leaders of theGeorgia black-and-tan con-
yeution at Atlanta he has been obliged
10 find himself for month or SO past,
as the august body could find no one to
honor its drafts, and he is so probably
short of funds that we fear he has gone
to the penitenitary. The case of BRAD
LEY will neeesSitate the further amend
meut of the reconstruction acts so as to
prevent the punishment of negro mem-
bers of the southern conventions for
attempted murder and other div ersions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-14
civ Convention.

The delegates chosen to represent the
different wards in City Convention met
at the Court House last evening. The
Convention was organized by calling
J. F. Cpdegrail 10 the chair aud ap-
pointing W. V. Hoge aud John Murine
Secretaries. On motion of George X.
Tingle, the Democratic vote for Mayor
at the last city election was accepted
~ the basis of voting in this Conven-
ton. On motion Of w. w. Miller, each
candidate coming before the Conven-
tion was required to pledge himself to
support its nominees.
Nominations for the Mayoralty can
didaey were first taken up. S. Brady,
ESQ, was nominated by aeclamation.
H.F. Feeny was declared the nominee
Of the Convention for City Clerk by a
unanimous vote
Five nominations were made for City
Treasurer. The following are the can
didates presented to the Convention
S. ii. Greer, J. ". Biokel, 4. .. Eofi
Daniel Giger, T. I. Cocayne, On the
third ballot, lr. Giger having received
96O votes, large majority, was declared
the nominee of the Convention.
Frank Stanley for City Sergeant,
upon the first ballot, having received
6Si % votes was nominated.
For Superintendent of Water Works
AesSrs. John Cummins and A. NJ. Phil
lips were placed in nomination. Mr..
Cummins having received Ills votes
was declared the nominee.
Three candidates were presented fol
Street Commissioner Messrs. II. Dun
lap, Stephen Clark, and James Haley
Upon the first ballot Mr.. Clark received
1884 votes and was declared the pomi
nee.
For Wharf Master, Thomas ogder
and Isaac Oldham were nominated
Mr.. Ogden received 922 votes and wa
declared the nominee. -'i- .
The following City Executive Com
mittee was appointed by the Conven
ten: ~.
First Ward, A. J. Pannell; 2d, W. Il
Schambra; Sd, Chas. H. Wheeler; 4th
Robert Simpson; 5th, William Kleavis
9th, B. Stanley; 7th, w. n. wilkins.