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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-31
TUESDAY, December u, ls1

TUESDAY, December 4, IS1S
Character and Progress OF our Common
Schools, J. w. johnson.
Extraction of the Square Root, J. X. Stewart.
English Grammar, 4. l.. Robbins
Education of Women, Mamie Inman.
Physical Geography, d. w. Jones.
Articulation, Nellie Laslie.
Allegation. stephen Morgan.
Home Education, ID Mackley.
Street Education, j. L. Moore.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-31
Jackson County Teachers Institute.
PROGRAMME.
MONDAY, December %, 1873.

Address by the President, w NJ. Johnson.
Report of the Executive Committee, j. w.
Longbon.
Faults of teachers and school boards, ]. NJ.
Lively.
Mental Arithmetic, George Aten.
English Grammar, George w. Fry.
The First Day OF School, Jennie Rrynish.
Mathematical Geography, G.. w. Harberger.
Devel pment, A. Leach.
HYGIENE, w. E. " illiams.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-31
WEDNESDAY. I ecember %, 1878

Methods of Studying, w. NJ. johnson.
The Atmosphere and the Ocean, Winfield
Scott.
Metrical System of Weights and Measures,
Joel Baker.
English Grammar, George w. Fry.
Physiology in the Common Schools, r. NJ.
Steele.
Slang and Slang Phrases ]. L. KinniSon.
Methods of Teaching, J. B. Paine.
American Literature, irvine DUNCAN.
ReSOlU. d, That children under seven years of
age should be ineligible to attend our common
schools. Affirmative, j. T. Hays; negative, j.
A. AleShire.
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Divorce Notice.

Linsey A. McCumber, whose place of resi-
dence is unknown, Will take notice that on The
9th day OF September. 1878, petition was filed
against him by Eliza B. McC'umner, charging
said LinSey a. Mct'umber with willful absence
from the said Eliza b. McCumber for more
than threr years last past. Said csiuSt. viii be
for hearing on the 18th day OF November 1873
or as soon thereafter ~ counsel can IN heard
ELIZA b. Nc " BIER
Tripp n Tripr, atty's oci3I6
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-31
STANDARD PARAGRAPHS.

The political Banshee hath cried IN
Gramercy Park.
Thurman is literally doseing himself
with Anti-FO Oat.
Keep a stiff upperlip. Mr. Tilden,
you're not alone in the world yet. There's
FitzJo ohm Porter, for instance.
Mistakes will happen" but many OF
them never happen but once The man
who kicks a hornets nest, learns vol
ume in one lesson.
Boomingly, now and then
Shot-guns are heard;
Seven times out of ten
Missing the bird.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-31
j. b. PAINE. DAVID DAVIS.
PAIN T. 81 DAVIS.
AITORNEY vs.
JACKSON, OHIO.
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

Office on Broadway, in Scott'S building AL
business will receive prompt attention.
oct24, 7Sttf
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THURSDAY, December 2G, lS7,

THURSDAY, December 2G, 1873.
Mathematical Geography, G. w. Harbarger.
Elocution, II. f. Wogan.
- ArithmeticaI and Geometrical Progression,
L. Jay Morgan.
English Grammar, George w. Fry.
Elementary Algebra, J. d. Gillian.
Motions of the Planets, J. NJ Stewart.
Decimal Fractions, ]. n. Steele.
Heat and Flame, with experiments) j. b.
Paine.
FRIDAY, December 27, 1878.
Analysis and Parsing, J. H. Wood.
Extraction of the Cube Root, d. D. Evans.
Elocution. H. F. WOgan.
Original Poem, Fanny Long.
Penmanship, competitive, ]. H. Rowland.
PArSing, ' Stephen Morgan.
u. S. History, &c Frank Hanna.
Reading, 60 Mary E. Messen-
ger.
Spelling, I" H. E. Walterhouse
Election of Officers.
Reunion.
Five minutes allowed for asking and answer
ing questions at the close of each exercise
A box for questions during the Institute will
be provided, and questions for this box are also
solicited TO be sent in at any time prior to the
Institute to j. w. Longbon, who will have
charge of the box, and the distribution of queS-
tiOns.
By order of the Executive Committee
Wv
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-31

When the Democrats hold meeting
in South Carolina, the women attend In
red Jackets, and the men in red shirts
and with red noses
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

I4
Mackay. as the fancy OF the public
chooses to designate hlm-he who
had officially said that SIC. 0,o0u
were In sight in the bonanza mines
without going over three feet below
the present depths, and who hsd
also said that the yield of both
mines would not be decreased dur
ing the coming year more than
81, 900, ,00O-was again called on the
scene. He took convenient refuge
in an Interview with a newspaper
reporter, in which, by indirections,
he cunningly conveyed the impress
sion that every holder of a Com
stock stock was standing over the
crater of a volcano. Every wore
OF this interview was contrivsu
with a devilish ingenuity which
should not convict Its utterer o.
falsehood if, In the spring months,
both the bonanza mines should re.
sumo their regular old time divi-
dends. But they were we'll weighed,
at a critical time, to reduce Sierra
Nevada, almost in day, from
5000 aud odd to $3S, aud other
stocks in proportion.
OF such is the California stoc k
market. The story Is that of Me
phistopheles redivivus.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

AS the result OF the first meeting
of the new Council, Mr.. s. ]. Beck
was elected President and Mr.. w.
w. Robinson Clerk. We expected
both results, although we knew
that the Poet Matchmaker, Butler,
wo uld make a strong fight for the
Presidency. Democratic Councils
have elected Mr.. Caswell, a Re
publican and u capable official, but
the Workingmen have declined tf
initiate the non partizan example
thus set. Unique stionably, witt
the party lines rlgidly drawn, Mr.
w. w. Robinson Is entitled to the
recognition he has received. His
com petence and general fairness
and fitness cannot be doubted. The
election of q Chief OF Police has
been deferred to the next regular
meeting of Council.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Latest Eastern News.
Ksorgn.,....on Of the Army.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 12th.-The
bill accompanying the report of
the Joint Com mittee on the reor-
gtnizatlon of the army was pre-.
sented to the Senate to-day by
Burnside. Isprovides that the gem
erAl offices shall be reduced to six,
namely: Two Major. Generals ami
four Brigadier Generals for the
permanont torganizatiou, Instead of
eleven as at present, the reduction
to tAke.t 1nlace by calualties;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Don't FroWn, ii You Can Help l.,

But don't smile more than you are
obliged 10, II you have q mouthful of
discolored teeth. Ii such Is the case pro-
cure and use at least once every day, lie.
lghtful SUZO DOIT, which will remove
the un becoming spots and specks that
dishgure your teeth, render tn m pearly
white, make the gums hard and rosy nd
i'm part fragrance tO your breath. SOZO.
DON'T, moreover, contains no corrosive
acids or gritty PARTICLES, which is the
case with some dentifric 8, but is emi-
nently safe a. we'll as thoroughly effect
i've. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed bv any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside OF San Fran
cisco, in facilities for doing Job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Stockholders Meeting.
LOS ANGELES OIL COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting cftbc ST nc I&ho lders of this COM
pany will be h 7ld on MONDAY, the 9Th
H., at the o ice of Tho " d Ross, Nos. II
and Z, Temple Block, city OF Los Angeles.
for the purpo Q OF eIecting DirectoFs for
the year ensuing.
WIN. !. NEET,Y. Secretary.
Jos Angeles, Dec l3, 1873 dl3-2law- W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Partner Wanted. .

facturing bIsiness, which will pay a
handsome profit. Enquire at tbs / e aid
office. dl3-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
N EW TODAY.
Wanted.

A situation as house keeper or to do
general housework. No objection to the
country. Apply at No. 7 FIRST
street. dl38,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Meeting Of Creditors.

The creditors OF the Home Industrial
Aid Association are invited to me t nj
the office of T. O. Severance, In the Post
Office building, on FRIDAY EVENING,
Dec. l3 b, at 1880 O'Clock.
w. II. ]. BROOKS,
dl2-2t President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
FOR SALE.

A wELL.PAYING LITTLE CORNER
SALOON, ior sale cheap. Enquire at
this office. di8Iw
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
A Good ExanlnIH.

A poor woman in Philadelphia who
supported her family by sewing was inn
portuned by sewing machine agent to
exchange her machine for better one,
which she did last May, with the under
standing that she was to be allowed So
for her old machine. and have four
months to pay the balance ON the new
one. She was taken sick with typoid
fever and for five weeks was unable te
do anything, and when visited by tho
agent a fortnight since, she informed him
of her condition, ard further reminded
him that the bargain did not call for pay
ment yet. He insisted that the company
wanted the money, when she suggested
that he had better return her old ma
chine, when he admitted that 1t had been
sold. On Thursday last, while she was
away from home, the house being in
charge of her little daughter, the agent
shouldered the new ma .hine and carried
it away, with scissors, buckles aad every
thing. The woman had the man arrest
ed, and he had a hearing before magis-
trate on Monday. After she had stated
her grievances the agent said the woman
had had one machine and that it was ex-
changed, and that she had signed the
iron-clad agreement to relinquish the
machine if not paid for in certain time
by installments. He said he got his au-
thority to take away the machine from
the lease. "Well, I'llshow you" said the
magistrate, "that there's higher authori-
ty to protect this woman than all your
leases. Your only remedy for recovery
was in a civil suit. Neither you nor any
body else had the slightest right to 60
into that house and remove the woman's
property. I'll hold you in 5000 bail for
the larceny of the machine and Its con-
tents"
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
A YELLOW FEVER SCARE,

There was report around town this
morning, that well developed case of
yellow fever had been discovered in the
neighborhood of Fourth and Walnut
streets. A strict inquiry by GAZETTE
reporter, however, proved that this report
was false and without the slightest foun-
dation. SO far as can be learned by strict
search there is not single case of the
dread scourage in this city, nor is there
likely to be.
President Roberts, of the Board of
Health, is consulting with Mayor White
ley and Port Physician Draper, and will
adopt whatever precautions that may be
deemed necessary to prevent the introduc-
ton of the yellow fever into this city by
means of boats or the railroads. He will
be sustained by the Mayor in whatever
course he may pursue.
A prominent physician told GAZETTE
reporter this morning that it would be
well for the people to adopt every possible
sanitary measure, as should the scourage
reach here the effects would be terrible,
there being no yellow fever nurses here,
and none of the Wilmington physicians
having any experience in the treatment
of the dread disease.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
STEAMER LAUNCHED.

This morning between IL and Il
o'clock, the nav passenger steamer built
for Charles Lea'y, of New York, to ply
between Charleston, S. g., and Jackson
vile, Fla, was launched at the Harlan q
Holhngsworth Co.'S, ship yard.
The steamer will be fitted up as first
class passenger boat having an upper and
lower saloon, a ladies' parlor, and num-
Der of tirst-class cabins. The boat will be
finished in first-class style, and in build
ing her every attention will be paid that
will conduce to the comfort of passen-
gers. She is $50 feet long, 38 feet wide,
and IA feet depth of hold. She will have
one vertical surface condensing working
beam engine, with 66 inch cylinder,
and 12 feet stroke. The engine will be
supplied by two large boilers.
The christening was performed by
Miss Caddie johnson, daughter of Mr..
Thomas johnson, the superintendent OF
the yard.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Helm fOrflle Suffering.

In response to the appeal made by the
Y. NJ. g. A. of this city, in yesterdays
papers, for aid for the yellow fever suf-
ferers of the South, several gentlemen
have already called at the rooms of the
Association and left their contributions.
In view of the awful calamity that has
fallen upon so many southern communi-
ties, and the great reed of financial aid IN
fighting the destructive scourge, charit-
able people everywhere should lend a
helping hand in this hour of deep distress
The Y. NJ. G. A. will gladly receive con-
tributions, and will promptly forward the
sums received to the afflicted points. Mr..
Thomas McCorkle, Jr., will be at the
Association rooms, No. S37 Market street
daily between 10 and / O'Clock, a. H.,
and Mr.. b. johnson will be there in the
evening, between 7 and s o'clock, for the
purpose of receiving whatever contribu-
tions people may be disposed to make
Let the kind people of Wilmington open
their hearts to their suffering Southern
brethren.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
KILLED BY A GANG OF ROBBERS.

CHEYENNE, August 27.-The remov-
al of spikes and fish-plates week ago
from rail two miles east of Medicine
Bow, near deep ravine, gave rise to
suspicion thatit had been done with a
view to wreck and rob train. Deputy
Sheriff Widdowfeld and another named
Vincent started on what was believed to
be the trail of the would be robbers and
not returning, large party started in
search OF them. Last Sunday one of the
party returned and stated that the bod
les OF Widdowfield and Vincent were
found in narrow canon of Elk noun
tain, where they probably met gang of
robbers and were killed.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
CITY POLITICS.
MEETING OF THE CITY DEMOCRATIC AS
ISOLATION SECOND WARD DEMO-
Gratis IN MOTION.

ShAIS IN MUTTON.
The City Democratic Association met
IN \. regular session, last evening. at the
Friendship engine house, Presiden5
James ii. Myers in the chair.
letter was read from Geo. w. S.
NICHOLSON, Esq, of Seaford, proposing
10 address the Association, during the
campaign, upon the financial issue.
On motion of John O'Donnell, the
proposition was accepted, and Mr.. Mich
olson invited to deliver the address
whenever it was convenient for him to
do so.
The question of holding public meet
ing under the auspices of the Association
was fully discussed, and finally motion
was passed for the appointment of a
committee to made arrangem .nts for the
meeting and secure speakers. Commit
tee, ames III Myers, Thos. j. Mellon
and Merris Taylor. The meeting will
probably be held on Monday evening
next
The Association then adjourned until
Friday evening.
SECOND WARD MEETING.
The Second Ward Dem ocrats held
large meeting at Capele's Hall, No PIT
King street, last night, over which Col
b. Il. Heisler presided
John +. Almond, the Democratic can
dldate for Mavor, made short address
thanking the voters of the Second Ward
for their support at the nomination and
requesting them to earnestly stand by
the ticket at the election.
Henry e. Turner, Esq, spoke briefly
in relation to the qualifications of the
two candidates for Mayor, and III. r.
Pennington, Esq, eulogized the princi-
pies of the Democratic party a. applied
to national, State and municipal cleo
tions.
Mr.. VIM. II. Quinn referred to the Re-
publican Councils bad managem ant of
the City Finances. He was followed
by James ii. Myers and Harry Sharpley,
Esq, both of whom made excellent ad-
dresses.
After few remarks by Col. Heisler
the meeting adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Brief Locals.

The oyster season will soon be here.
The best pepper sold at Red Tea Store.
Cantaioupes are not very good this
season.
The peach season is drawing rapidly to
close.
Tue majority of pears this season are
wormy.
Sutterley, 3o2 Market street. copies old
pictures to any size.
New sweet potatoes are increasing in
quantity In our market.
b. sure and go on the excursion to
Ocean City, tomorrow.
The last excursion of the season to Re-
hoboth on Friday next.
Java coffee and new teas at II ed Tea
Store, No. West Third street.
The Delaware II. X. has not ran a
special peach train this season.
Take your children to Sutterley's Gal
iery, for good picture, 302 Market st.
The Southern Express, on the F., w.
* Is IL. r., is not very well patronzed.
Call and see those life.size Crayons
taken by Sutterley, His prices are low.
DIR. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 835
Market street, fills decayed teeth very
cheap.
The Greenback Party will meet this
evening, for the purpose of nominating
a ticket.
The law for shooting reed birds will be
out on tomorrow week, the 9th of Sep
tember.
The Charleston steamer was launched
this morning at the Harlan 81 Holhngs-
worth yards.
The Seventh Ward Democrats will
meet at the Friendship Engine House
this evening.
A large number of persons from this
city still continue to 60 down to Cape
May on the Republic.
Get the White Swan brand Of flour, ii
makes bread like pound cake at Thomas
M. Wier, 1909 Market street.
Aug.22-tf.
Five pound box of boneless cod fish
40 cent Burns Badolio an elegant con-
diment for fish, oysters, or meat, 25
cents, at Thomas M. Wier, 1909 Market
street.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Horse for n Wife.

The West Chester Local Neaos says:
On Thursday last, gentleman from
Wilmington, Del, named Day, drove to
Willistown township, and there taking
Miss Sallie Grubb into his carriage, came
to West Chester, AMI were duly married
On their return to M. M. L. Bartram's
in Willistown township, Mr.. Days horse
was suddenly taken sick, and died in a
few hours. We do not men ion this fact
to deter any of our young gents feom
leaving their single state-not at all the
horse might have died anyhow.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
The Harvest Home.

Tomorrow there will gra I'd harvest
home in McFarlan's woods, near New
port, commencing at IL O'Clock. Hon.
Thos. F. Bayard will deliver the opening
address, taking for his subject, "rhe
Present Depression in our Country: its
Cause and Remedy" Addresses will be
delivered by Revs. j. II. Caldwell and
George X. Bristor. Good dinner will
be provided fer all who attend. For the
benefit OF those persons who attend from
Wilmington, and who wish to return
early in the evening, the express train
coming north will stopat Newport in the
evening, at five o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Costly SIlad.

A California paper is responsible for the
statement that during the last fishing sea-
son Pennsylvania, who had gone to the
land of gold and made bis pile, getting
desperately hungry for Delaware river
shad, sent on his order. A dozen of the
finest fish were packed in the most approv-
ed way and expressed to him. Beside the
packing, the cost of transportation was
500. 1t is this shad for which a rich
Californian was willing to pay such fab
ulous price, that the fishing laws of Penn
sylvania propose to make the cheap and
dainty dish Of every poor man along the
rivers.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
THE MARKETS.

Beef steak, 16a1Sc; sirloin, 18a20c
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8a12c; chipped
25a30c; ham sliced, 16a1Se; wholesale, 10ci
shoulders, 8a10c; fitch, 11a12c; pud-
ding, 16c hog's-head cheese, 12c; lard,
1oc; mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a1Sc veal,
10al6c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, 2a14c
butter, 23a25c.; eggs, ,23a25; sweet potatoes
l6a20c onions 12c; cranberries 12c; lima
beans, 10c; soup beans, BE ;honey, ,25c per
pound cabbage, l 10c per head
beets. 15c per half peck,
string beans, 10 18o. per Inf. pix.
tomatoes, 10per hf. pix, new potatoes
6a10c. per half peck; new beets,
10a12c. half peck ;whortleberries 10a15 qt
new apples, 8a20 per half peck butter
beans, 12a15 per half peck gooseberries,
Z per quart, new corn, Calico per dozen
black berries, 8a10 per qt. pears 12a40 per
half pix peaches, 35a50 per half pix. egg
plants. 3aS per piece, plums, 10 per qt.;
watermelons, 8a40 per piece; cantelopes
las per piece; grapes, 3 lbs for 25c pep
pers, 10c per doz. peaches, 3Oa50 per
halt pix 81, ,25 $1,75 per basket.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
'RsT EDITION..
Iocai Time Table.

,.e LEAVE WILMINGToN.
|sAinl |sIAaijnslnhIa: 2 90, $40, 6.55, $40, 800,
4 ,e 90 o. m; 1881, 1910, 2.S0, a.30,
& D m. On Sundays; 2'O5. D 10 q.
twySyR wyorR 2 0s, IL, a m, ~ 81, II 40,
y" NJ. m sundays: 2 % a IN.
.,mnre rn and Washington: 1214, ] 10,
4 nj. 1851, u So, 8 09. pm. Sundays
y, y, II DIeposit: 456 p m; no Sunday
r. castle: 3, 6 20, o 80 m; o5, 6 80 p
M sunday train.
aUare aU Il. r.. 3 Os, 9 80 a IN; 05, 9 80
M sunday train.
4 eIn,,nSton nv l. Northern r. r.: 20 a
\ ~ a. KS D m; no sunday train.
.Tsre W. Western X. r.; 10 20 a m; 3 80
4. On sundays: 10 80 a IN,
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
ei,yaG,pnla: S9 12 81, s "a, o "a a m; IL
|t5 IT. IL igji, 3 55, 81, 6 Il. 6 %, z 80,
n, ii 10 pm; on sundays: IL 50,
4 an, ! 80, . 81. II 10 p m.
ksw 3ms: Y Sc, 8 "a n m; ~ a. IL 81
rsgumi ~ Sundays: IL 81 a M /;
,innlmore:2io, Ala m; 1871, u SO,
feMp IN; on Sundays: 2 IL a m 80
t,,inrton: 218 a m II q, II 3s,
eypm; on Sundays: 2 Is a m; 8 46
Pof Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
Nv Castle: I IS, 3 80 n m +; 1900 m;
Etp,j Oj . m; no Sunday trains.
Beaware r. r.: 50 a IN; 4 20, u 40 p
E0mington 4 Northern Il. r.: 9 05,
,m;i 3i p IN; no sunday trains.
aware Western X. r.: I 55 q IN;
4 m. on sundays: G 90 ~ m.
$rnR wILMINGTO LEAVE PHIL
bDELPFIA.
road street and Washington ave-
4 iM. no, 1880, As a m; 2 80. 3 80.
E5G,C.645, 8 As, II 80 pm; on Sun
sSia ms 80 i5, II 80, p m.
Hblrty.second and Market streets:
n Sam, z IS, 3 55, = 50, IL As p m;
3undays: J1. ii As y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Personal.

Joshua Chandlee, Esq, well-known
newspaper man. formerly employed at
the GAzRTTE office, but recently engag-
ed in local work upon the papers of Eas-
ton, Lancaster and West Chester, Pa, is
now visiting his friends in this city.
w. l.. Caldwell, son of Rev.J. III. Cald-
well, of this city, has been appointed as
sistant engineer by the Government to
survey the canal connecting the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Bays.
John f. Zebley, formerly of Whining
ton, but now engaged in New York, as a
broker, is on visit to his friends in this
citv
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
For the Gazette.
A DODGE THAT WON'T WORK

A DODGE THAT WON'T WORK.
/ see by this mornings Herald, and by
notices sent through the mails, s'tlat a
meeting of the Decentralization Party
is called to meet at Saenger Hall, this
evening, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Mayor to be voted for at
the coming election" This is simply a
sharp trick of the post-ofiice clique, led
on by few Gal agher men of the Lib
eral League, to induce the friends of Mr..
Almond to throw away their votes. do
not think any member of the Labor
Party, will be deceived in this matter.
II is, and has been the determination of
the different Labor organizations in this
CITY not TO put any candidate in the field
for Mayor at the coming election; the
majority of the members feeling satisfied
that in the election of John 7. Almond,
the workingmen of Wilmington will find
in him true representative mayor. A
workingman from his youth up-never
political wire puller and schemer for of
tice-he throughly sympathizes with
their wants and necessities, and well to
do everything in his power to relieve
them. Let no workingman be deceived
in this ma ter. The putting of third
candidate in the field for mayor at this
late day is trick of Gallagher and his
friends, knowing as they do that large
majority of the Labor Party formerly
voted and worked with the Democrats
Let all.the members of the Labor Party
attend the meeting and stamp out any
effort to ensnare them into this political
net. A MEMBER.