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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-03

CITY BULLETIN.
2aflroad Elmo 9sble.

2sflroad Elmo xsble.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC r. h.
IIs,sors p1ynIos-from Rock Island to Chicago.
Dsy Dx,r,ss and Mail, 500 .. m. $40 p. N.
Whit EIprsm, 1880 p. N. $50 D.. U.
IOWA rIvDrox-from Dsvsnportto Council Bluff.
Day Express and Mail, Gao .. N. 500 .. M.
Night Express. 8:46 p. m. 1880 p. m.
The Day Express and Mail leaving here At
sol .. M, connects Ut Bureau junction at ll:l 5
.. H., Tor Peoria.
The Night Expire IS leaving here at 1890 m.
connects ut Bureau at 1880 p, m for Peoria.
WESTERN UNION R. h.
Hlon nook isLAup TO nAcIus.
LEAVE. AsHi'H
Express 3 Nail, SAC .. m. 500 ?. N.
BUCK ISLAND PEORIA R. b.
vaox A.cK ISLAND TO COAL VALLEY.
R.rol., T,.,n TOO Q. m. 1900 Q. n.
Resul,r Train, Ice pm. 500 P. m.
ROCKFORD, r. ISLAND ST. LOUIS r. R.
GOING NORTH.
Ohisaso Express Rock Is.nda s.s5 P. m
Mail s;l0 q. IN
Stock Express b:l6p. m
Way Freight 6:l5 .. m
GOING BOZ III.
St Louis Express Rock Island at 500 .. m
Mail " 6. as D. IN
Express Freight 1000 .. IN
Way Freight Gas p. N
These trains leave Moline going south Is min
utes in advance of Rock island time; going
north Is minute. after leaving Rock Island.
Trains leave Camden going north Is minutes
in advance of Rock Island time going south
10 minutes after leaving this city.
Trains leave Cosl Valley going north IS min
utes in advance OF Rock Island time; going
south 35 minutes after leaving this city.
DAVENPORT 4 ST. PAUL r.. R.
Hereafter until the road is finished to Msquo-
ket., which will be in about two weeks ihers
will be only one train esch dsy two and from De
Witt, as follows: Leaving Davenpor. at 1870
a. m. Returning at $3.50. p. IN.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MIME
sofa r. n.
From Pouk Island to Burlington.
"sssen gers from Rock Island going over this
Inc III take the regular train going west on the
divis IN OF the C. K. /. 4 P. R. r., ecting
at &C bus Junction, Is foiows:-
To P Arlington, $50 a.
To Lock I.snd, 9:2os. N. sos P. m
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LOAD after load of farm produce, wheat,
corn. hay, wood, etc., have taken their
stand on Market Square to day, only to be
sold and give place to other similar loads.
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TIE city begins to assume metropolitan
aspect, looking and judging from the num-
Der o. pedestrians that promenade the streets.
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We would like to cal. the attention of the
saloon-keepers of this city to fact or two
Last day the authorities repealed Section
,ix, of the city ordinance, respecting the
sale of liquor On Sunday, etc. Some OF
them and indeed most all, imagined that
this left them free to sell liquor sill the year
round the repeating of the city ordinance
being null and void, they seemed to think,
or else not to know, OF the existence of .
State Law, which expressly forbids the keep
ing of q tipping house on the Sabbath
Every man who has kept opsu his saloon on
sunday, since the repeating of said law, is
liable to fine for every such offense, said
tine not to exceed 800, and o residence in
the coanty Jail of not more
than six On onths. If any of them desire TO
see the law for this, look at the criminal
code, state Laws, section l27. l, is rather
dangerous business How many saloons
have been kept open in this city on Sunday,
since May last, in Ignorance of the existen cs
Of the state law? We advise them TO lay
low until after test case which is now in
hand, is terminated. the case is that OF
John Selin, who runs a saloon in the lower
part of town, arrested on charge
of keeping tipping house
on Sabbath. He appeared before
Squire Cooper yesterday, and after hearing
Witnesses aud arguments of the attorneys,
the offender was held to bail in the sum o.
500 to appear before the January term OF
charge. W. z. Gesi is attorney for the
state, and Sweeney L jackson for defendens
| The casa is one of unusual interest to many
of our citizens, and the decision will be
al Xiousiy looked for.
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Cash for Produes.-sTRDyRR . BRAY
~ TON, 70 Barclay st., New forh, Connis-
sion Merchants for tie sale Of Poultry, Cane,
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, and ill kinds Of ceuntry
Produce. Weekly prices current and marking
plates frss to sAippsrs, first-elsss references
lA
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Aiken wishes it to be understood that he
is ready and will ng to sell any kind o.
goods as low Is the same qualities can be
had in this market. 81
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FARRASD still continues his bsnevolen
acts, such as almost giving away his large
stock of hats, caps, furs, aud gents furnish
ing pouds
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JUDGING from the number of purchasers
that have thronged the various stores today,
one half of the reople seem to have been
seized with desire to buy the other half
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The rooms Of the Young Msn's Library Asso-
otstion are open from ~ A. ID. antii IL p. M
every dsy except Sundays. A large and veil
selected sssOr tmept Of usrks now on hand.
Tickets three dolars, uhicn can always Be pre-.
cared Of ths Secretary. maySdIy.
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Great 3arRains,

are offered at VOLTS in Furs, ehawls. Blankets,
ID Dress Goods of all ktpdr. He 10 bound to
and will sell in ord er to reduce his stock. Call
and c0vipoe yourself.
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A GRAND excursion, from Davenport to
Maquokesa, on the completion of the D. &
St. P. road to the latter point, will take
place on Tuesday, Dec l3. A grand bans
quet, speeches, music, etc., is the programme
for the occasion.
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Union copy.

TENPERANcE.-Special meeting of the
Rock Island Social Temple No. s, Saturday
numbers are requested to be present. I'm
portant business.
By order of B. P. T.
A. a. BCFFUM, B. R. 2 DIT
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VIZ ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, of"Jackson's Casarrh Snuff
and Trochs Powder good article d&w
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THE Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Church contemplate holding q festival on
the 10Th & Goth Of this month. They will
be thankful for donations and the patron
age of the public on that occasion.
By order of Pres.
Union copy. 3.dtf
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REMEMBER the Lecture at Darts nal TINS
evening. Admission so cents 70 q" par" y
house
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TIE weather is slowly changing from
Indie, summer to winter getting cold by
degrees.
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The streets were lively to day and we're
crowded with farmers teams innumerable
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The English and American Humorists,
At Darts Hail this evening. The only
lecture ever delivered upon this subject in
America
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Temperance Movement at Pert Byron.

The ladies' Of Port Byron have for some
time hsd under consideration, the best
means of clearing that place Of saloons and
the evils of intemperance. They had
chosen Friday evening of last week, for I.
nigh. to mako . raid upon the saloons ana
clean them ont, but more judicious counsel
prevailed, and the project v.s dropped. 1t
as ,hsn dac;ded to present them with .
.a nv all the women OF the
nl.c. requesting them to close up, ana I"
~, Ala not comply. then go for the beer
- 18th somahawk and FIRE brand. This
.srf.re was fast coming to head, and we
visited wha. we thought would be q
favorable place to report the details OF the
battle. where wine and beer and kindred
.n;rita would soon soak the mother earth,
and where the female hosts would march
upon the unsuspecting ranches of the
saloon tenders.
1t so happened that last night Mr.. Frank
|. Jervis, the chief of the temperance hosts
Of Iowa, delivered his celebrated Washing.
lonian temperance lecture in the Congreea-
tional Church Of the place, and We attended
His words were bold and thrilling-jus,
fitting for the time, and the feelings thai
actuated the temperance people. They
condemned that puri,anicsl prescription
that they had contemplated and prod uced
more healthful public sentiment. MOI
we're those engaged 10 saloon keeping IN
mind full of the words he uttered, IS ono o
them, this morning, took down his sign ane
closed up his saloon before the sunlight
of the morning fell upon it. The
| lecture was the most effective
that was ever delivered in practical results
and will doubtless demonstrate to the
advocates of temperance in that place, tina
the saloon keepers like other men, cannot b
driven when the laws of the United State
makes the sale of liquors just as Legitimate
as the sale OF bread, No law prohibitin,
the sale of an article or which the govern
ment puts a stamp can be be enforced, ant
the sooner temperance advocates recognize
this fact the better fer their cause. lie
them go at their work right. Force neve
vet So ued an evil and here We have 81
instance of one lecture by Mr.. Jervis up
pealiug to mans better judgemen
accom- 2 fishing it's desired object before tn
Gun could rise Let the ladie
Of Port Byron proftby this.
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What every Family Should Keep In the House.
PAGES ARAICA O,Lf
Arnica, Balsahum TranquilaAs, Balsam FIJI
and CRlerdpla

1t has been before the public twelve year, du
ring whicb time it has never failed of curips
Scroiuls, Fever sores, Salt kbeum, Piles, Ulcers
Chilbiains, Sore Eyes, Burns, Boils, PimpieseoI
the face, and when used in connection with Page
Mandrake Liver Pills, it is warranted to cur,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Ac- 1t II
prepared by J. NJ. Page, of Geneva, n. T., th,
originator of PAeE's CLIMAX sALvE, and i,
warranted to give satisfaction. jel-ddsem
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PROBATE COURT.
JOHN NJ. WILSON, Judge.
JAS. M. BEARDsLEY, Clerk,
WV DRURY, Sheriff.

Estate of Philander c. Jones, deceased
Geo. W. Jones presented claim for $3.50. 80
which was allowed.
Estate of Ann r. Thomas deceased -
An inventory filed on the 10th Of March
last vas examined, approved and ordered re.
corded.
A case involving the right of property in
the estate of John Burke, deceased. between
Mrs. Burke. administrstrix. and Jas. r. e.
lis, occupied the attention of the court from
the 25th to the Both. Attorneys, Fl c Con-
nelly for administrative Sweeney l. Jack
son for Ellis.
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Balsam Of Alpine Moss

Has indaeed me to offer the suaerir evsryw her,
this well tested and approved remedy for
CONSUME
am Now an old man, nearly sixty winters OF
toll, study ard practice have whitsned tho locks
and told upon the physi frame
Were 1t not for toe desire to still further hen.
tit hu mainly by extending my BALsAn broadcast
over the world, would seek tn st rest INV de-
Ginning Yeas So much require. One word do
SIRE to say before You neg cot that Coues. thiuh
to what fatal results 1t may lead.
All that claim for this Balsam can be PROVEN
BY FACTS.
send Tor circular aid learn how many of
your friends and nsighbors oil over his Union
nave been relieved and cured by it whom all other
remedies failed.
This remedy is designed and intended to pre-
vent CONSUMPTION from sending to the grave its
thou ands. Ask for DR.. g L. Balls Balsam Of
Alpine Moss. A trial 10 all that 10 solicited, il
will recommend it.elf.
G. L. BELL, n. n,
No. IS 8. Halsssd strsst. CHICAGO. ILL.
For sals by Fallsr, Finch . Fuller, Wholsssls
Dealers. and By DruggiAts svsrywhsrs.
dsss-dsodwly
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LOCAL n OTICES.
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ron SAB.
Rouse FOR SALE.

THE undefsignsd oGsrs for sals the two story
i IYieh hou,s hnsvp - The "Msrths croppsr
HOUSE, situate on lot In block 3 in Spencer
Cases addition to the city OF Rock Islsnd- Any
persen desiring to know terms Of sale, apply TO
Blto. G. Oropper, Eco, ofhce corner Of Illinois
asd Eagle streets. Z. H. ANANALT,
iya-if Bxesutor
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by using up an OILS Axe. Send 81 60 to LIP
PlNCoTT BAKEwELL, Pittsburg. Pa, and
they viii send q tip-top Axe, Expresssgs
paid. Half day lost in grinding will thus he
sAyAd
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HOUSES
For Sale at q Bargain

TWO OF ORR HOUSES ON SWAN ST,
l. near Toledo, aIe IEolei for sale At reason
able figures
The buildiugs are to % stories high and contain
sig rooms, cellar, cistern, &c.
The lots are 4oxl6o feet. Terms of payment
..r,e Ar BALCH FRAZIER.
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1o~ oPuLAoEAkY BALeAM / o ~
The old standard remedy for coughs. colds, con
sum ptson "NotAiay better" CUTLER BROS
L CO., Boston.
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Just 2eceived at a. Dambergers.

"Barrett's" produces one distinct shade.
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Terms. inducements, &c.
MASONIC BOOkS.

AGEsrs WANTED, Seed for Circular. Addr
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Read "YALsB AND TRUE"

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NJ EBsAsh A.-Land for the Ian dess A.
IN J. STEVENS, Land Agent. Columbus, Neo.
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subscribing. be- ore Dec 18th, 1870. for
next years Fifty Two Numbers of
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For SALE.

A HARDWARE STORE WITH A FULL
"a and complete stock Of new and sslesble
Soeds, In Camden Mills. Location good and
doing large business. The object In selling 10
the propsistors wish 70 change climate on 90
count u iii health.
I will also sell ny dwelling house with six
building los, al pleasantly located, with good
out buildings, Sc, choice fruit, all bearing.
jy7-dkv0 W. HONENs 90.
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All the world praise "Barrett's."

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A. A. BCFFUM, B. R.
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MONTH to Agents. 10
- III entirely new articles, staple as -four
Samples free. G. LlNlFGT0N, IS g. Hsisted
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CONSUMPTION CAN Be CURE!
COnsunDtion,

Weyearly mourn the loss of THOUSANDS OF
LIVES who have fell victims to that dread disease
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EMERY STOCK RISING.
MretIaE Of the Fsurth Ward Republican

(lub.
The regular meeting d the Fourth Ward Republican
Club held At thair rooma Of seventh and
streeta the president, John H Crane, In The chair
Mr.. Crane moved that 4 committee Of ton be ap
pointed 10 consult with me oommttse 81 the Work
time and msthod toT the nomination q ward ossor.
The motion amended by lnstruoting the CON
mitee that the Of the club was In favor Of mont
na,ins ward ohheers by primary elections and passed.
and the following named gentlemen appointed on tho
committee John n CrosamAn Palmer nriaoos, Josiah
simpson. Beniamln mccoy, Maurice Peehin, David
DIXON, George Mason, WIN. ". West, Dr.. Tucker, and
A communication vas rsoelved from the Central N
soutivs Committees asking the association 20 send FIVE
delegates 30 reprssent them In tho Ceatral Committee
Mr. Murdoch. Of tho seventh ward. was introtnoed
Hnd aid that u was nov certainty that Mr.. Eincry
would be elected, and that tho thers wore
20 many candidates Tor oaioe on his ticket
He eounselled that the clubs ahoald use all due caro-
and deicacy In The nomlnAtion. What wanted was
set Of men In The Councils who would act In hArnory
with Mr. Emcp, and assist him In tying 10 the
city from debt dagraco and political Depreciation into
Which has fallen. and placing u In the pO.tion II
destined 10 I'LL.
He then drew picture Of the future Of washInEton
which he painted In glowing eolo the hsAqaArtors
Of ART science manufactures social and political sin
This would be Of the indirect results Of the
election Of Mr. Emery, and for that reason ho hoped
the ven best in the city would be elected 10 rep
resent the various wards o. the city.
Mr. Day, Of The First ward, said that he considered
tho subject o. ward oihcers the most Important nov
before the people, As far the First ward was con.
csFnod thsy we're determined TO support no man who
not RepuhuoAn In heart and deed Thay would
not pick matter INV uaad his eharaoter NAV
be what hia deGres Of intelligence VINO Nd NOD c.
prominently Identified with tho RopuhleAR party ana
speaking for The InyiRcibe oub, he would say that
they Intended 10 nominate their ticket put Il In the
heid. and eloct u n they eonld
Nj Poohin aid thst II might do for The First ward
Who had preceded him hut fnr The F1urth $50
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THE FLAG POLE AFFAIR
why BOWEN CAMPAIGN FLAG WAS TAKEN
ah FROM POLE.
-nlssrArr,rENrs conhtcrrp.
Bowen Dismlsscs Palmer Briscoc Because
lie Sapperts NJ. q. Emery.


wAsHnaros, Mag n, ts7o.
knrtun REruntfcANi The following communication
vns taken 70 tbs cArosies night hut the conductors
o. that Journal rcfused 20 publsh H. and ash ioI y an
assertion In your paper, A. the ChroHels made the
fal,e sa.sasae theasht u bat fair that :, SHOULD
make The correction PAIAtEn BnfsCoE.
TX M, Ep!Tos o. Inr cgsoc5E II yUpI I.,9c
the once Of eaEenSsI o. he Fourth ward took down the
so%sa ~. nan hs s SsIa u ~ nl I'M 81 fI
neglect Of dpy and unggnleuiAnly conduct ard last
SS ,Ss S Sss s.a sai s s'"''nE hi"
s the Inc , 1si sss ' Asess sT i5S
aa uSs w a % * bissis x sIsg tr Ti ia.
.hs nAyur has written mo lgtlgg q dismissal - he
which Officially dsay, ~ ehsnssso DC proof
10 SSsSo, gEodas'S,, Psr.as no 5oert9
ne duties q .oayssEsI p bseH guilty q sds6ongys
"a s, sSas aS Su wsss re- esS BEN sS. M
cause % my Iemoral OF give no reason n All instead
o .is um os me- Ts 18TH IN, s S nc d my an. "a
worship ~ The .hTiRf e = u ,hover For ~ ngnths
lions q duty b. epdorsips The policy n M Bowen
iSrsa,s v1ald sSs inc oas otp Z. q
brouaht into oIecuti9a and With trumppcdup taiso
Nov, 10 otdsr hat tbe erse, truth MAJ. he Known,
ard that ias,ee may DO done q AZ eoneerned allow
Bosen's name from The Aas. ~ "''
o. tSs IN 4 sSp, .S8 III. M Samuel n
s Gun, A sps guISsAisS AZ Is Shsn ~ gais ,SS
soSnt !, the pspsrs Il mn vii show Ike
balance made up IN .nsh sums By dHersni partisS
y Q, whom srs oPp6-0d 70 Mr. Bowen and In favOS q
Inc vi ~ Iii.sS 4 Ihs ,osr e ssw JSr;,s ave
s sSS s - NJ T, sas ss~s sT cone
s ~ ESS 90, g % sS H oSSs
n9 AP. sSs. Ts ns .s "a. .g Po e s
q the.e men eontIouted apIthlna for the pole and
cut !, down. and one q thS number, Nj ADD teasos
MAS engaged ralslns pole n hoSot n seymour and
q sires aid 70 them that they could rsise Tho nag
prsyacs ,hT yet no name Spon, ~ Y, bit ,hsy ~
T6arsdsy notiecd Tho isg was down, and on Fridag
morning gam Taised With The words upon I, For
vent up % The hsiysTds, lowprSd ihe 6sS, and With
Eniie carefully cut if9m he name o. NJ Bovcn,
rounded ~ mob o. Nj Bosens frionds, led 81 such
.!fabhhag eif't.as - Thomas Bowie ThgInas sorrgl
@ a he sas So sS use y sS Tsns 90
pTsssio9 that no would : cut ny ggts out" AZ.
si ss% s ss' p gansss dssPS Ss
blamed for not Allowing Mr.. nowens name 70 wave
s iro ~ NJ whe ps,d nesIg Rns hra "a dhs
friend Of Mr. kne1 Hell. he assessor for the Fourth
ycsrdi5 S Sr d sSl SPd Tia, 4 ", 81 v Si1 Ssi
an kmery DAG ahould wave from the pole he helped 70
he re s ps sS ohs SI sa
~ PSSsH ola sT q. & +: @ P' Sa% q s
pie. lie IL tho last man who should blame me f0r put
tns n practice thS.s priPeiPISs r9S thirty ysas.
OF myself and family Having tasted slavery once 40
M e S p'2 s ssTSnd s: ne for am I
since became Tree who ha. attempted to dictate
me sSg ,ss tniS s a RAJ Tso sha ISs o With
bard TO defeat him this year and % put Matthew a.
ES u s SI' ssS,d s S ssS S. ess
Ne vol "a 'raA aHd honesty PALNEn BRIscor.
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FOURTH wARD woRKINGDIEN.


Candidates for n Ward Ticket Sunncsted.
A special meeting u the Fourth Ward Working.
mons Club held las, evening IN their hail. corner
Of First and II streets. tho president y o. WALL In the
chair Henri Rartoi'. secretary.
Captain shiiien, frIm tho committee nppalnted 10
consult with the Gcrmans of tho ward and see who
would he the most p1pnar person represent them In
the Common Council. submitted report to tho effect
that The COMMITTEES had convcracd with large number
Of Germans, and that they had invariably recommended
the president Of the RehuetEen Vorein John yagt A.
the most htink pefson 10 represent thcm; and tho
eonnittee therefore earnestly recommend Mr. vogt a.
the representative Of the Germans In the Fourth ward
for the Hoard q Common Council
The report % the oommittes accepted
Mr. Barton said that II necessary that their aotln
should b. wholly united that whom they no into the
nominating convention there would be no scattering
votes We want 10 rot nd 81 the CITY Hall ring who
burten tho people with taIes and swindio he NOR
out Of their hard earned money and get In their stead
honest, upright mon. whom trust Whom We
meet the other cub In The norsinatng convention We
will 90 with tho understanding that arc 10 vote old
for Tho candidates of our ohoico.
Mr.. LOonsy, from the committee appointed 10 select
such pera1ns proper N represent the Fourth
ward IN the BaaFd n Aidernhn Ana Uornmon Conn.
Ell soported the following each Of whom was accepted
the vote belng taken uan tho nainel separately for the
Common Council John NoHt, Bsnl.lain Moiioy and
John Dunehno. For Aldermen. WIN. W. Moore lonE
term J. q. Wall. short term.
Mr. Looney said that thoy waited upon Mr. geors,
liAtten, Who declined 10 and II was Al his snKsr.
tlon that Mr.. Mccoy was aslooted.
The president explained that the above wore not
the vorkingnon those who should DO nominated
whom the entire ward should Aasemhls In tho RoInA
ing convention. ."Ia. ...."|
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