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The New York herald., 1876-10-18
not because we have a personal preference,
but because we want a competent. able,
honorable and strictly conscientious man
nominated and elected to this place.


mr.. James O'Brten for smith Elys IN.
Mr.. James O'Brien, in an interview which
we publish this morning, declares himself
virtually out of the field as a candidate for
Office in this election, and indorses the pro-
posed nomination of Smith Ely, Jr., for
Mayor by the Tammany Convention. These
main points being decided, the minor de-
tails on which Mr.. OBrien dwells are
comparatively immaterial He thinks that
the nomination Of Mr.. Ely at the head
of the ticket should be followed by ac-
ceptable nominations for the remaining
offices. In this Mr.. O'Brien is correct, and
his views will no doubt be carried out by tho
Tammany Convention. Having started well,
and being liberated from the severe disci-
pline of ''slate" nominations, the Con-
vention would be simply demented to
spoil its work and lose its opportunity
by loading down an excellent Mayoralty
candidate with Objectionable associates.
We believe that the democracy, left to itself,
will make good ticket throughout for the
interests that hang upon complete demo
cratic union and q full democratic vote ara
too important to be risked by bad local
nominations. The great work Of union and
harmony cannot be interrupted by petty
details Of negotiation now that the difficulty
of Mayoralty candidate has been over.
come, and Mr.. O'Brien should now put his
whole heart into the business he has COM
menced so well. His remuneration Of
nomination for the good of the party is an
art that will he rem embered hereafter to hia
advantage
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
LIFE. at +. NJ. Charles r. Coghlan.
GERMANIA THEATRE.
ADELAInE
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. nt : r. NJ Matinee at r. M.
Mrs LAMA
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

BROOKLYN THEATRE.
;uE STOOPS TO CONQUER. at s r. VI.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

BOwERY THEATRE.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT. Mt sP. NJ. Oliver Doud Byron.
WOODS MUSEUM.
LOTTERY OF LIFE, at 3 r. VI. Matinee at 2 r. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Local Brevities.
Sunset at 7.O4.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.47.

Sunset at 7.04.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.41.
Moon rises tonight at 1921.
Don't fail to Call for Diamond State Book
beer tomorrow.
II. Boil, Market street c,otner, pays out
shining silver for change.
Plain hats for plain men at moderate prices
at Webb's, 304 Market street.
Thompson is appointed Collector-has he
gone to Dubell and got that new hat?
Another large lot of Spring and Summer
clothing at Canary's, 406 Market street.
Beautiful custom work for ladies, warranted
to fit, at Fennessey's, 221 Market street.
Adair re-canes chairs. renovates feathers
and sells the cheapest furniture in town.
A good mortgage of $4,000 and others of
various amounts may be had Of j. I. Heald.
Ash, the Sd street merchant tailor, has some
excel ent prices of goods for Centennial suits.
julius Caesar is coming, but whether it
comes or not Webb sells hats remarkably
cheap.
The unpleasantness of wash-day can be
overcome by having the wash done by the
City Laundry.
Book beer from the Diamond State Brewery
at the principal saloons, on tomorrow and
Monday next.
Boots and shoes at Chalfant's, in great abun-
dance and cheaper Than anywhere else in
town. Try it.
Gentlemen are invited to call end see an eX-
celent assortment of material for clothing at
Bayne's, 515 Market street.
! For healthy bedding plants go 10 Baylis,
| 9th Ward Mr.. b. may he seen tomorrow
morning at 4th and King, Is. w. corner).
Great public auction of china, glass and
Queeusware at DeNormandie's, 902 Market
street, tomorrow evening at ~ O'Clock.
In the death notice of John S. Grurb an
error occurred yesterday in the middle name
it should have been Stephens, not Stephen.
Handsome men should have clothes to fit
hence ought TO get measured at the Gouert
tailoring establishment at 1a East 4th street.
Notwithstanding the trouble at the custom
house the Enterprise mandatory continues
to manufacture beautiful furniture at 25 per
cent. below Philadelphia prices.
Diamond State Book Beer. The first install
ment of Book Beer for the season, from the
Diamond State Brewery, will he delivered to
their customers throughout the city IN To-
morrow and Monday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
FOURTH EDITION.
nInrkef ChanKes.

FNFoRoRMENr OF AN OLD oRDINANoE-GEN-
ERAL OBSERVANCE OF NEW ONE.
For sometime past, complaints have not
only been made to the Mayor, but to the
CITY Council, Of the freedom with which
market people back up their wagons and
appropriate not only the curb, but part OF
the side walk, to their uses long before the
hour designated by the city ordinance for
the opening of the markets. 1t is said
that in many instances wagons were back
ed up to the curb as early as and 8
o'clock on Tuesday and Friday mornings,
and even before noon would commence
retailing their produce. Business men and
many private families have been 30 annoy
ed by these circumstances that general
remonstrance has been the result. The
clerk of the market and the police, through
the instructions of the Mayor, commenced
a an early hour, this morning, to enforce
the ordinance, which compelled the market
people to keep their wagons back until =
O'Clock, this afternoon.
AS further charge in the markets, an
ordinance passed Council, last evening,
which opens up the CROSS streets for the
sale of meat alone. The south side OF
Third, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Streets,
between King and French, are to be used
on all market days at the usual hours from
NAV 1st to November 1st, and the north
side of the;same streets, but between Market
and King are to be used in the same way
from November 1st to May 1st. The south
side of Fifth street from Market to FrencL
will be used during the winter term, and
the north side during the summer.
In consequence of the passage of this
ordinance the butchers have all taken their
stands, this afternoon, on the south side o.
the streets named. The greatest difficulty
is with country people having both mea
and vegetables, which they are required tt
divide aud sell separately. Great dissatis
faction exists amongst the market people
butchers and others, and the abolition o.
the curb stone market and building of NOR
market houses, is freely spoken of.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
conference AppOintm ents.

ASSIGNMENTS TO THE A. Z. p. CHURCHES.
The annual conference Of the African
Union NJ. P. Church, which began its ses-
sion at Elkton, Md, lAtt week, has ad-
iourned. The next session will be held in
Baltimore in May next.
The following appointments were made
for 4eI eninsula: Gee circ lit, Rev. G II.
Williams; Kent county circuit, Rev. h..
Clancy Forrest Mission, Kent county,
Rev. Isaac Lee; Elkton Station, Kent
county, Rev p E B. Hazard Z Jones,
J. Nichols and J. Fl. Chase were made mis-
sionaries. Revs. I. A. V. Henry, VIM.
Reid, L. Daniels and II. CLANCY were or
dained elders, and VIM. Adams and j
Jones deacons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

BEGINNING OF THE GABKE TRIAL-THE PLEA
OF THE DEFENCE.
Special to the Commercial
New CASTLE, May 12.-Court opened,
this morning, at 10 o'clock, Judges Wootten
and Houston on the bench. The Grand
Jury list was called and they were retredto
their room.
The first case called was State vs. Charles
Gabke. The defendant is junk dealer, at
18th and Market Sts., in Wilmington, and
was indicted on three counts for buying,
receiving and conceallng lot of brass
journals. (the property of the P. W. & B.
r. r. Co., with the knowledge that such
journal bearings were stolen. (These are
the brasses that caused the conviction of
Dennis 7. Mcguire, and which Gabke swore
Mcguire sold him Nov. 29Ch last. The At
torney General represented the State, and
Levi @. Bird, Esq, appeared for Mr.. Gabke.
The evidence for the State went to show
that the Maguires and Reddy August, hav-
ing stolen these brasses, also stole horse
and wagon and started around to sell them.
Chief O'roole and special Officer Legg
traced the wagon to Cables place, and there
ent ,ring demanded the goods. Gabke had
them concealed in his house, under stair
with the top step screwed down, and the
carpet over it. When the goods were de-
manded by the officers Gabke did not deny
the fact tnSt he had them. but he did not
want the officer to see where he had them
placed.
The defense put in evidence to prove
an arrangement made by ex-Chief Brady
with Gable to buy all the goods offered by
suspicious characters and to notify the po
lice; and that in pursuance of this arrange
ment Gabke did give information in sever
al cases which led to the recovery of the
property and the conviction OF the thieves
Further testimony was offered to prove that
under the stars" was the customary place
for keeping the most valuable part of his
junk, such as brass and copper.
The case was given to tie jury, who are
still out at noon.
State vs. Sam Bush and - Davis
larceny of Charles Curtis skiff. On triaL1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
wilmington Savings FUND SO.

At special meeting of the Board OF Mana
gers of the Wilmington Saving Fund Society,
held on May 9th, 1876, Albert w. Smith, re-
signed his office of Treasurer on account of his
health, and j. Earnest Smith was unanimously
elected to fll the vacancy.
At the same meeting the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Albert w. Smith has been obliged,
by reason of Ill health, TO resign the office of
Treasurer of this society, and
WHEREAS. The voluntary retirement of a
faithful officer, after twenty-five years OF SER
vice, ca Is for more than a passing notice from
his associates, therefore
Resoiued, That he has performed the duties
of his otfice during his 10 term, to the entire
satlsfacti OF the managers, and to the credit
of himself, and by his uniform Kindness of
manner, integrity and correct business habits,
has endeart himself to those with whom he
has been associated that we sincerely regret
the cause of his REIMBURSEMENT Of the office,
and trust that his retirement may so improve
his health that he may enjoy many years of
happiness and prosperity.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this meeting, end that a
copy he presented to the retiring Treasurer.
CHAS. WARNER, Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Newark Items.
Correspondence Of the Commerci

Correspondence of the Commercial.
NEWARK, DEL, May ia large number
of the citizens of Newark visited the Gem
tennial opening on Wednesday. On the re-
turn train, while stopping for refreshments
at Wilmington, Mr.. John Phillips Of Phila-
delphia, but spending the summer in New
ark, had his pocket relieved Of a gold watch
which he had carried for 35 years He
would give $50 for its return and no ques
tions asked.
The Republican delegate election will be
held tomorrow. William McBrideiis spoken
of as delegate from East, and Joel
Thompson and Columbus Henry from West
White Clay Creek Hundled. E. D. Porter
and Harry Zimmerman are proposed for al
ternates. and @. @. king, Hudson Wake
field, and s. R. Choate, for County Com
mittee.
Rev. John E. Richards who has been alb
sent in Colorado for the last fix years, has
returned and will attend the Centennial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
New Advertisements, TO-day.


Adair-local brevity
Dubell-brevlty
Local brevity-Webh
Boarding-404 East 4th street.
Ash-local brevitV
Fennessey- brevity
Com. agency system eXposed-M. c. p. Co.
lothing-Canary, bIevity
Chalfant-brevity
L1st-CameO pin. GOO Wesf Ith street
TO LETT 9 West Tth street
Auction sale-DeN Ornandle's brevlty
u Boll-brevity
Card-Rcbert p Jones
Ba, lis, bedding plants-brevity
A good mortg gel T Heali
City laundry-breviiy
Lawn mOwers-Billany
Haverys Mnstrels-at Opera House
Local brevity-Enterprise manuia tory
DR. Kunkel-city item
llave yonr lis's ready T Heald
Book beer-Ilartman & Fehr5nhach
d amond Spectacles-B Clark
Haynes local brevty
Loca brevIty-Gouert
BJck beer-Diamond State brewtry-3 items
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Killed on the Rail.

MAN Run OVER At oHAsE's STATION, LAST
MIGHT.
About 10 o'clock, last night, August Lay,
proprietor Of store and restaurant at
Chase's Station, on the line of the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road, was killed whilst endeavoring to
cross the railroad track at that point. The
deceased was about fifty years of age, and
some time since had been in the employ of
the railroad company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Light ON Crooked ways.

A NEW FEMALE WITNESS IN THE wHIsKEY Bre-
INEss.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
CINNAT1, May PA st. Louis special to
the Commercial says the wife of Jno.
Leavenworth, deceased, who was the pay
master of the Whiskey Ring, has made af
fidavit that che was present when money
passed at both her own and Mr.. McKee's
residence between her usband and Mckee
in amounts reaching thousands Of dollars
She makes this statement to mitigate the
punishment of Zsb Leavenworth, her broth
er-in-laW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Arrest of Incendiarles.

THEY CONFESS THEIR CRIME AND GIVE AN e.
INNATE OF THE LOSS oCoAsIoNED.
associated Press Special Telegram.
FroHBURa, MASS, May 12.-State detec
tives have arrested three men named War
ner, Hinckly d Dawes, composing gang of
incendiaries who have infested this section
for some slime past and who confess to
burning eixty Thousand dollars worth OF
property, besides robbing several stores.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
9ulitiral Autifrs.

THO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE
IL SEVENTH WARD.-I find that my name has
been placed in nomination candidate for alter
nate delegate in the Seventh Ward. l take this
method OF saying that have declined, when asked,
to allow my name TO be used, and am not a candl-
date. and do not desire my name on any ticket
myl2-2ts ROBERT p. JONES.
0ARD-TU THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF
~ THE SIXTH WARD.-The undersigned, who
have been named for delegates the State Conven.
ton, respectfully declines the nomination, and give
this public notice that they will not be candidates at
the primary election on Saturday.
L. T. GRUBB,
my11-2ts A. S. FEASTER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
CITY ITEMS.

eFg-THF NEW ATLAS HOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa,
is conducted upon the European plan. and will ac
commodate 1900 guests at ($l.00l per day.
eF-THE BEST IN WILMINGTON. = Centennial
buckle-shoe of our own make.
JOHN K. BABCoCK,
aprl2 If S. w. Corner ID and Market
EFs-WE HAVE large stock of children's school
shoes at the lowest prices. JOHN X. BABcocK,
aprl2tf S. w. Corner ID and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
The Centennial.

SMALLER ATTENDANcE-IHPRovE NC
TICEABLE.
Associated Press Special TeleoTGn.s
PHILADELPHIA. May 12.-The attendance
at the Centennial grounds, to-day, is not
30 large as yesterday. Work is still pro-
crossing and improvements are noticeable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

LOAN SALEs.-At the 84th monthly meet
ing of the Young Mems Loan, last evening.
500. was sold at 11]a, and $3.50. at 13 per
cent.
The Goth monthly meeting of the Star
Loan was held last evening. at which $40
was disposed of at par, and "a 300 remained
unsold.
A meeting Of the directors of this loan
will be held on Monday evening next, to
consider proposition for purchasing mort
cages on real estate with the extra pro-
ceeds and for loaning money to persons
outside of the association.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
fnr 3ent.

FUNO LET-A SECOND OR THIRD STORY
Il room furnished, without board. .,
iny12.2ts 6O9 WEST SEVENTH ST.
NOR RENT-CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
IN Front and West streets. Apply at
my4-tf S. II. COR. FRONT AND WEST.
VNo RENT,-THE HOUSE NO. 7O2 TATNALL
street. Apply on premises. apr20-tf
TTOR RENT OR SALE-A THREE-STORY
Il brick house. with ten rooms parlor, dining;
room and kitchen first floor; gas, bath, hot and
cold WATER the corner of Gilpin avenue and
Adams street. one square from cars possession now,
West street. mar24-tf
NOR RENT.-HOUSE 82S WASHINGTON ST.
1T Possession given Immediately.
W. T. WESTBROOK,
rnar30.tf n. T.. Cor. Sd and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

IT WEEPs, 1T WEEPs NO MoRE.-The
Weeping Willow" at 11th and Adams,
weeps no more. Its unsightly, scragged
trunk, as it lies across the half opened
streets, is all that reminds us of its former
notoriety
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

New CHARACTERIZATION, Whann & Co.
have opened at No. 100 Front street, New
York, a branch store for the sale of their
Raw Bone Super-phoephate as in Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. The store is in charge
of a MIR. Richardson's . New Yorker.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

DEcLINEs-Wm Grinnage states that his
name is usedlon the Scott ticket in the
Fifth Ward without his consent. He is sat
isfed to let his name remain on the Hast
ings ticket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Nanted.

WANTED.-Two GOOD JoURNEYMAN
w house painters at 6O7 MARkhT ST.
my1l-tf
XNTANTED-A GOOD CARRIAGE PAINTER
w to go to the country Apply immediately to
my11-4t BELLAH a ELLIOTT.
wv N Il D-A WOMAN AS CHAMBER-
w maid and waitress. Apply to
MRS. WILLIAM BUSH,
my9-6t' Cor. of Beech and Clayton Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

E-C Rs.-No more extortion in Baby
Coaches Go to the depot for Delaware, No. 8 and
East Fourth Street. Cradle of Liberty Savings
Banks Look out for Cheap John. maya I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
Rnar6imn.

DOARDING-A MAN AND WIFE OR TWO
ID single gentlemen can be accommodated with
board in private family, at
myl2-2ts 4Ol EAST FOURTH ST.
DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR COM
ID municating rooms, at SOL West street, Whining
ton, Del. octA-tf
DoARDING- FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ebl-tf 7Ol MARKET STREET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
MntitGs.


A NNUAL MEETING CENTRAL LOAN AS.
N SOCIATION.-The Fifth Annual meeting of
the Stockholders will be held at their Room, No.
404 Market street, Friday evening next the 18th
inst, at ~ O'Clock. Auditors will submit their
Annual Report and an Election for Officers and
Directors held. Attest u. T. HAWKINS,
myS5t Secretary.
ID EGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered, respectfully re-
quested to present to this office correct description
of their property.
A copy of the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description of property will be furnished on ap
plcation at this office
All deeds, conveyances, or transfers of Real Es
tate made after July 1lth 1874, must be entered in
this Office before they sent to New Castle to be
recorded. NJ @. CONWELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
jan30-tf Tenth and King Streets.
NOTICE-lN OBEDIENCET TO AN ORDER OF
in Honorable Leonard &C. Wales, Associate Judge
of the Superior Court of New Clstle county, do
her by give notice that the fifth day Of May, A.
D., 1876, application was made to the Honorable
Leonard Il. Wales, Associate Judge as aforesaid by
Abraham Murray, David Bayard, James Barnes,
James II. Wilson, Robert Graves, and William H..
Caldwell, for the granting to them of charter Of
Incorporation by the said Superior Court of said
county at the ensuing May Term thereof for the
purpose of maintaining places OF sepulture or burial
of the dead in New Castle county.
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court for New Castle
County my9-lSt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

VISIT OF A NEwLY-cALLED PASTOR. Rev
]. Howard n xon, D D., to VIII I'M call
was recently extended by Central Church,
vi spend Sabbath next in Wilmington, and
will preach in the church, both morning
and evening. Mr.. Nixon has not yet sig
nified his intention to accept the call.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
fer Sale.

NOR SALE-5OO SHARES OF CLAYTON
IL Loan Association Stock, I'd series tnew PLAN
S1 90 a share. NJ. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
may2-lm Secretary
INOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
II story brick House, in this city. Convenient to the
city cars Pleasant surroundings and in every re-
spect tirst-class property. Apply to
SAML. W. MCCAULLEY,
mar11-tf 706 Market St
TSOR SALE.
L 100 Bbls. fine. Old Rye whiskkey.
so bourbon -
10 New England Rum.
10 Apple Brandy.
Old Irish and Scotch Whiskey.
Wholesale or retail by FRANCIS KELLEY,
novl4,ly 103 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
jan 25,tnd&w
SHERIFFALTY.

u IIIsIAII MI T.
10 THE VOTERS OF NEw CASTLE COUNTY.
Ny fellow citizens, after some hesitation, have
concluded to offer myself 70 your confederation as
candidate for the ofhce of Sheriff, subject to the
nomination of the Republican party pledging my
self to support the nominee OF that party, whonso
ever be may b.. JONATHAN II. GEORGE,
feb9 N New Castle Hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

POLICE CAsEs.-Jacoo Foulk was arrest
ed, yesterday, by Sergeant Cropper, for
disorderly conduct the result of too liber-
al use of the "ardent." The back door Of
Jacobs dwelling having been barred
against him, piece of scantling was used
for making an opening, through which he
entered rather unceremoniounly, much to
the alarm OF his wife. so cents fine and
costs were imposed, this morning.
Hannah Mcfarland was sent over, this
m 1rning, for a 60 days tor n for vsgrancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

Loc,L BASE BALL NOTES To morrow
afternoon, the first Of the series of games
between the two Quickstep clubs will be
played ON the Adams street grounds.
Harry 81 erwin has been selected as um-
pire. So deeply interested are our people in
this game that the attendance promises to
be the largest ever gathered on any ball
field in this city. Oa Thursday next, the
second game will be played on the Rodney
street grounds.
The amateur Quicksteps will play the
Campbell club on Monday next, in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
gust and found.

II OST-A CAMEO PIN ON THE EVENING OF
i 4 April 30th, in Grace church going from it.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
myl2-2t' 6O9 WEST SEVENTH ST.
nO = REWARD-LOST-A POCKET.BOOR,
SDAeJ in Tatnall street, between I'd and Third, or
Oh the road to Newport, containing some memoranda
and four cheques on which payment has been
stopped, of value only to the The finder will
receive the above reward by leaving it In Sd street
market or 5l1 West street.
apr4-f j. H. GOULD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

WILLIAM MILLER,
w FOR SHERIFF.
offer myself candidate for Sheriff of New
Castle county subject the decision of the Repub
hcan party WILLIAM MILLER,
lan2S, ,d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
atotels, Restaurants, &t.

ROSS HOUSE.
ELM AVENUE, OPP. CENTRAL ENTRANCE
MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.
First-class Confectionery, Ice Cream and Dining
Saloon attached
SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ONE
HUNDRED GUESTS.
es- No Liquors sold.
sTULL, ROSS & CO.,
my11,1ms Propfietors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

LNOR CORONER,
II WILLIAM B. WILEY,
OF Wilmington Hundred,
Subject to the decision of the Republican party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12
FIFTH EDITION.
The Court, TO-day.
Special to the Commercial.

BEGINNING OF THE eABKE TR1AI-THE PLEA
OF THE DEFENCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

t. A. d. VANDEVER,
Subject to the decision of the Republican party Of
New Castle county. A. D. VANDEN Err.
fahlAtn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-12

again offer myself as a candidate for Sheriff Of
New Castle County, subject to the decision of Re
publican party. ask one and all kindly for their
votes, for which will be very thankful
Your obedient servant,
marl1-tn HIRAM w MOORE