, 1876-03-05
advantages truly merit. Lat the erection Of q
new hotcl in the central part Of the city be tho |
next thing in order.

] advantages truly merit Let the erection OF
new hotcl in the central part Of the city BE- III
next thing in order.
| POLITICAL
The city election vii! take place Monday
! From present appearances: q large vote will b
| po!ed. Considerable interest seems to centc
| III The election Of Mayor ard Marshal. Th
candidates OIL each tickot for those two Office
! close vote may bo looked tor The followin!
| tckets will be IN tho field Republicau-Fo
Mayor, John r. Powell; Supervisors, James Loy
! and Nelson Landon; Marshal, H. 4. Hinctley
| Alderman; First Ward. Thomhs nuud: secont
] Ward, William Grce:, Third Ward, H. T. Porter
fourth Ward, Daniel Harmon. Independent
| FOR Mayor. ": l. Worden: Supervisors, 3Hchse
| De!:nty and William Bealey; Ataraha2 Ed Iia!!
] Asscssor. S. H. Finn; Alderman, First Ward.
! Thomas Rudd; Second Ward. Samuel I. Brad
bury; Third Ward. T. ]. Dcnnison Fourth
| Ward. G. i. Schwarm. It ls understood that
the license question will no. be an issue.
| Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. " T. Higley returned home last
Saturday from their bridal trip to the East.
". S. Searls, Esq.,, arrived home from St,
Louis the early rsrr of tho week to prepnre his
many law-cases to bs tried st the noSt term Of
Court
e. &. Buell., the Sheriff. has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness us to put in an
appearance occasionally upon the Streets.
DIR. G. G. Parks iB still iy,ng qui:e i'll at his
residence. Medical aid is required to be contin-
u1lly ut Ills s;tIo.
Nj. aud Mrs $. S. Fisk loft wankegan Weanee-
day morning for their new home at Los Angeles.
Cai Tho best wishes Of their many friends in
this CITY will accompany them to their new field.
L. 8. Upnan1, ESQ.,. General superintendent Of
tile Massachusetts Insane Asylum, is Visiting his
uncle, Aid. f. G. Upha1n, OF this city
Mel Burtis, pedestrian Of this CITY, is now in
training to walk 100 niles in twenty y-foar Lonrs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The young ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
are to give Centennial parlor concert and
soc'abe at the Residence OF T. II. Jones Tueeday
ercuing.
The Independent Club u Of this city are to
have social time ut Phrn1x Hall Thursday
evening. Satee's Band il to furnish the music.
Many citizens wouder why it III that the news-
boys, I'll beIug asked ii they have any of Tue
SUNDAY Tn1:usss, answer b. stating, ''We hare
lotS OF 1fmeses" For their information it may
be stated TINT the uowsdealers experience no
trouble in selling his entire stock Of TR1DuxEs
at their place OF ousiueas, aud that il the Times
Ecre nos sent out By the newsboys the loss on
unsold copies would exceed tho profit on those
sold. II subecriber to THE TRIBUNE fulls to
following morning calls c. the neUs-stand for it,
ho is told that The Tn1uESEs are all eoid bus, to
forco sale aH it were, oilers the Times, Of which
there arc many copies left.
Preparations arc already being made for the
grand reunion Of old settlers which is to take
place III this city in June.
i large number Of friends Of tho Rev. 8. s.
Fisk aud wife rendered them pleasant surprise
at the residence OF 4. c. Earll, Esq, Monday
erening before tho assenblage Dispersed Mr.
Fisk addressed , tov affecting remarks concern
ing the pleasant relations which had extstcd
during his stay in this city. 4 very pleasant
tune was had.
Friday evening quits number OF the young
people enjoyed . pleasant season at tue resi-
dence Of Mr. T. J.. Cooper, on Utica street.
Slater WAS present With lis 4ittle fiddle.
It Is probable that that lttIe matter up at the
Is Central" School will receive further atten-.
ton.
Tho next regular meeting OF Torrent Fire
Company Will take place ct Eireuan'a Hall Tues
day evening.