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The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

CHERItF'S SALE.
, BY virtue of "A writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, Will tie exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal Shipley ST.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle County, Del, +,
on
wEDN ESDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
At p O'Clock, p. "A the following described
REAL ESTATE, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate In the city of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning
al n noint on the northerly side OF Eleventh
street a. the distance OF 1875 feet easterly
from the easterly side OF Heald street,
thence nortnerly parallel with Heald st.
lao feet !, inches to a corner, thence easter
" parallel with Eleventh street leo feet
more or less to the north westerly side of
Railroad Avenue southwesterly ts The
aforesaid side of Eleventh street, thence
thereby westerly SO feet, more or less, to
the place OF beginning, be the conts- ts
thereof what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Henry Dougherty, deceased.
(Thomas /. Russell, administrator d. b. n.
Of Henry Dougherty, dec'd,) aud to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Septembe
goth, 1873. sep2-ts
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Inspector Nominated.

At meeting OF the Democrats OF the
Eight W ard, held on on Friday evening
las, for the purpose of nominating an
inspector to be voted for at the "Little
Elecuon," to hold the general election
in November next, Joseph s. Daley,
was the successful nominee, he having
received 40 votes, and Geo. W. Hepborn
8. The judges were Geo. Lloyd, John
Hortysand Richard Kelly.
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sT EDITION.
7. TINE TABLE.

.vr WILMINGTON.
.snbia; hh 2 90, go, s.55, $40, s.G,
elP''1 m: 1881, 1910, $50, 40,
= ., m. On sundays: zoe. 8 10 q.
@. . %, = acap ? 5 g. "a, a m, 10 81, 12 40,
" an 2 sundays: 2O9 q m.
,,s uu and Washington: l2l4, ] 10,
~ 1Ssi' H. 10 50, 8 90. p m. Sundays
6 o m. 40 oundav
stle: 4so, $40, sl5 a m;io0, 8 50 p
snsakR ~ R' R.: .'s J 80, . is a m; 1 O5, 8 80
sanuHS .nn 4 Northern r. R.; 9 20 q
,,s o n m; no sunday train.
u - SXestarn r. r.: 10 20 q mi; 80
cuudays: 10 80 q m.
IRRIvE AT WILMINGTON. ,oo.
dAaSSnn,a:i Il 81, 8 "a. Q 10 a m E03
,ST s55, 45i, 60i. s %, f.40,
h n y, N O6 on sundays: u 90,
'Ta5. 9 81, II l0p m. o
g. II IS, 8 "a a m; IL -. IL os
10, i n IN Sundays: IL 56 q m I;
Iuore;2i 10, Ala m; l27, IL 3s,
, N; on Sundays; 2 IL q IN ~
L,,,,,on.91s q m 12N, 1888,
N nm m; Oh Sundays: 2 Is q m; o s46
| deposit; sOOa m; no Sunday
[castle. 7 IS, s 80 q m ; IL 10 m;
os1 s15n m; no Sunday trains.
,sre r r.: :s50l 1910 q m; 8 ~,
no sunday trains.
,,r@ton 4 Northern II. R.: sos,
-as n m; no sunday trains.
raye Western X. R.: 7 Do q m;
m sundays: 8 00nm.
wIIMINGroN LEAVE PHIL
1 hDELPHIA.
4 rreet and Washington ave-
soo, 10 30, 145 a m; Q 30. 3 80.
s'S45, 9 IS, II 30 p m; on SUM-
am; 6 oO,s 45, Il 30, p m.
u second and Market streets:
a IN, II IS, 3 50, 8 30, II 10 p m;
xvi, 8 80, II 45 p m.
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SECOND EDITION
PROCLAMATION
OF THE

DEMocRATIC LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
By virtue of my appointment by the
democratic County Meeting" of New
Castle County, and in accordance with
the rules of the Democratic party, here
by announce and proclaim that an cleo
ton was held in all the election districts
of the county aforesaid, on the 1st Satur-
day of September, instant, and that by
review of the certificates received from
the judges of said election and the returns
published, it is made manifest that the
following highly respectable gentlemen
respectively have received majorities or
pluralities over their honorable competi-
tors and were duly and acceptably nomi-
mated as candidates of the Democratic
Party to be voted for at the General
Election on the Second Tuesday in No
vember, 1878, for the respective offices for
which they are named, viz:
FOR STATE SENATORS.
J. Wilkins Cooch, of Pencader, Hid.
Charles II. McWhorter, of Red Lion.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
James W. Ware, of Wilmington.
DR.. Swithin Chandler, of Mill Creek.
William Dean, of White Clay Creek
John Doran, of Christiana.
Giles Lambson, of New Castle.
Edwin r. Cochran, of st. Georges.
William z. Riggs, Sr., of Blackbird.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
William R. Bright, of Red Lion.
William Polk, of st. Georges.
William r. Morrison, of Mill Creek.
William c. Wier, of White Clay Creek.
james ]. Taylor, of Appoquinimink.
Henry FL. Wells, of Blackbird.
And do further proclaim that by rea-
son Of a meeting to hear and determine
contests in one or more Of the districts,
that the said ticket has formally received
the unanimous sanction and confirmation
of the County Democratic Executive
Committee, and that it is the bounden
duty Of every voter who participated in
said nomination election to sustain and
vote for the whole ticket, or "nominees," )"
and that no gentleman can escape from
this duty without the loss of that politi-
cal integrity and honor which they
voluntarily and earnestly pledged them
selves to sustain.
Looking confidently and hopefully for
the successful election of the whole
ticket, l have the honor to be your very
ready obedient servant,
VIM. r. BRIGHT,
Chaisman Of the Dem. Co. Meeting.
Delaware City, Sept, %, 1878.
[Dem. County papers please copy.]
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Republican Nomination
PHILIP r. CLARK NOMINATED FOR sHER-
F-BENNET AND wELDIN RUNNING
CLOSE RACE FOR CORONER
AGEEw FOR ASSESSOR.

The Republican nomination election
for candidates for Sheriff, Coroner, and
Assessor, came off Saturday afternoon,
but attracted very little general interest.
Philip II. Clark, of New Castle HID, was
the nominee for Sheriff, while this choice
for Coroner lies between Thomas j.
Bennett and Reyworth Wsldin, both of
this city, with the chances in favor of the
latter, who carries the city by 166 majori-
ty over Bennett
james Agnew was nominated for As
SCISSOR of the Northern District, but no
nomination was made for the Southern
District. The returns are AZ follows:
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Sale of Houses and Lots.

On Saturday afternoon Mr.. J. T.
street, near Sixth Avenue. each with lot
IL f.. 10 in 5S feet, and two lots at
Warner and Beech stteets, one 10x70
and the other 20x70 feet. The sales
were as follows
House No. 3 to VIM. e. Davis, for $4,000
/" a. "Wm. Beadenkof, for 100 90
" as "Michael Glenn. for 12l 90
4" 60" 0600
Lots to Patrick Daily, q $3.50, 100,80
Total amount of sale, S547.76.
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Telegraphic Summary

IbLque Franchise newspaper
klous times in Europe are
!, and warns France not to
by engagements-Yesterday
of the proclamation
|nch Republlc-The French
trammc includes the suppress
&hce Cfpresident, the aboli-
Beuate and the discontinuance
gN Of public worship-The
EhoOner Jere Simonson, from
burned at Trieste, with
9,9l6 casks of petroleum
from Atghanistan at Con-
it's said wants the Porte to
alliance with Russia.
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Police Cases.

Mayor Almond, disposed of the follow
ing cases since Saturday:
John Dugan, for disorderly conduct,
was required to pay so cents and costs.
John Williams, n. Caulk and William
Doll, were arranged on the charge of
larceny, but the evidence not being sutii-
cient they were discharged.
Two drunks, with the penalty OF 90
cents and costs completed the record.
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$547.76.

Andrew Faro, boy of sixteen, who
resides on Madison street, above Fourth,
fell from walnut tree, yesterday after
noon, near the new basin. He was up
the tree gathering walnuts, when he lost
his hold and fell to the ground, breaking
his right arm in two places, and sustain
ing severe internal injuries. He was re-
moved to the City Hospital, where lis
injuries were attended to, and he is now
DONG we'll
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Presentation.

James f. Casperson, general freight
agent of the p. w. Il b. r. r., was visit
ed by a number of his friends, hand
some parlor reception chair The visit
ors were appropriately entertained, and a
pleasant evening was spent by all.
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In n Bad Condition.

The residents on Sixth street, between
Poplar and Lombard, are complaining
very much of the condition OF that
square. The street was cleaned over
a mon,h ago, the diit being piled up in
heaps. II was not removed and is now
scattered about.
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|dies al the Oar.

Shrewsbury river, at Fair
" jersey, two crews of girls
Haven and Red Bank had
races yesterday. A ! mile
Hes over Is years was rowed
ennstt, aged %, Annie BEN
and Annie Snyder, aged 10,
Romed batteaux. Sarah Ben
1856 She got a kiss from a
pa sevsral boquets. A ! mile
p above l2 years old was row.
pnie Little, aged 13, Jennie
Is, and Minnie Snedecor,
Fl@ Little won in 4.56. A !
| misses OF from 10 to IL years
by Mary Little and Jennie
Fary won in go. Gold badges.
Pied to the victors, and bottles
p to those who were second
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

The Navy Departments has received
from Lieut.. Commander Kells, at New
Orleans, copy of his letter denoubcing
Senator Kellogg, accompanied with ex-
planatory remarks denying that he was
drunk when he wrote 1t, denying gener-
ally the charges Kel o!g made against
HIM.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

The naked bodies Of a woman and child.
the latter but day or two old, we're found
yesterday on the farm of karshAll Pal
mer, near indianapolis. The woman
had evidently been murdered, as she had
. hole III her head suficient TO cause
death. They had been dead at least two
weeks. A heavy log lay across the bod
ies
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Barn Burned.

The barn of the late Thomas Moore, at
Darby, Pa, was burned early yesterday
morning. Mrs. Moore, aged 80 years,
died from the excitement caused by the
fire.
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I.ttons for To-day.

| Middle Atlantic States, and
n rising tollOsed by falling,
! cooler northeast veersng %
Etsast vinds, and clear or
\ u.ather.
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Western stairs.

Gideon B.Guyer, in the construction OF
his ten houses on Ninth street, below
Poplar, is using stairs which were made
in the West, and shipped here already TO
be put up.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Elegant Casineres.

Any one in need of cassimeres will do
well to look through Kennard & Co.'s
stock. They show the most complete
assortment ever shown in this city.
Their one dollar cashmere is worth at
tention.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

GEORGE DARLINGTON, Esq. has con-
sented to be the candidate OF the Demo-
Gratis as VT II as Nationals for the Dis
trict Attorneyship OF Delaware county.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Chicago Religio-Philosaphicdl
Journts, the great organ ofthe Sprltua-
lists of the couDtry, announces that
"Wm. IL. Lsmbdin, OF WILMINGTON, Del,
will answer calls to lecture"
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Change In tho Name OF = school

The Model Institute Will hereafter be
known as the e"WILMINGTON ACADE-
MY" It is doing better this year than
ever bstors. ana Prof. ] ID. Crabb, the
large attendance. Miss N. G. Wickham
has baen engaged to teach Elooution this
winter. The signs leading to the room
will appear the same for o short time. lt*
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

Total vote in the District, 7s
In the Southern District there were no
candidates for Assessor, but in the
Third Ward two votes were cast for A.
Brack Starr and one for VIM. r. Robin
son. 1t is therefore supposed that Mr..
Starr will be the nominee, unless the
closeness of the vote should induce his
competitor to contest the nomination.
In the Sixth Ward Robert Cummins
was nominated for Inspector, receiving
81 votes.
The returns of the nomination were re-
ceived at the Republican headquarters
third story OF No. 4e4 Market street, but
not more than twenty persons assembled
to hear them. Aside from the vote for
Assessor no interest seemed to be felt In
the result, and the chief amusement for
those present was the indignant protest
of colored member of the party, whom
some one accused of voting with the
Dem ocrats at the city election. MIR.
Clark, the nominee for Sheriff, came up
into the room during the evening, and
received the congratulations ofthose pres
ent.
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Besides nominations for Sheriff and
Coroner other nominations were made,
as follows:
MILL CREEK HID.
hcpr0eouUAtlVe-AD Dram Cnanulor, 1fJ
David Eastburn, 2
Ct. Jackson, l
Levy Court Com.-Jacob Chandler, 12T
Henry Whteman, "A
David Eastburn,
Road Com-J. M. Shakespeare, 124
#. .Kair, 112
b. r. Duncan, 53
j. Taylor, 10
G.. Lambson,
Assessor-L. Graves, "a
W.F. Little, 73
Thos' Pilling, /
Inspector-J. H. Chandler, 15S
BRAN Chandler, the nominee for Rep
resent ative, is also the temperance can
didate tor the same position
CHRIsTIANA HID.
INSPECTOR.
North South Total
John q. Sterling, 140 140
James NJ. Brackin, 155 los
ASSESSOR.
Alex Everson, 14O 155 295
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
John Lowther, 142 156 29s
Jo ohm Evans, 13l u l52
James Brown, AZ 80
John Bell, /
VIM. Finn, 10S 10S
EAST RED LION hid.
Senator-Edwin G. Reybold, 102
| Levy Court COM. b. Henry, 10i
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BAPTISM.

Rev. Geo. r. Kramer, pastor of the
Household of Faith Church, Oh Sunday
baptised several converts in the Brandy
wine, opposite Walnut street.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

ksl ao% that that celebrated bar-
f,n.... 'a '-'s conk!ius Republicans
ttrtba' democrats, by which,
n T., = 'I's reelection of Mr. Conf
,e, slala' the Democrats wer.
|vel .'' ,aa,' additional Representa-
/ Of o,'.,.. ,4@la and We're to be give, :,
| so,J J'''gr p.. important advantages,
|ckel on. ouaace of having the bot.
kpear pp, ,a, Of it, The Tammanv
II tn, % 10 a',l have gotten it in tbeiy
B them 1., ,leu an sdvan,anano e0na,tion of affairs
adSd dSdiSii,lfssIly Il, indepen|seen,Gah |e,Gh re rsnd ne
tshilak 4 that they aS 9haISace haSa ,S Of +
ectsd ts Of Of the same st,a to gst with a.,
a'al more besides I dGsakling-
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FlAs LADY LAWYER.
\ session ofthe Legislature of
renen were admitted to prac-
|'lal State, Mrs. Clara s.
fal'l lady that has been ad-
Was examined by some of
''s OF the State as to her fit
'''inced fully prepared. She
IN I'VE children, and during
a'F study attended to her
''u ler own housework unss-
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23

INCOME TAX SuIT.-Mr.
IS not to stand alone in
H., ,ue t victim of a suit by the
'e' for additional income tax,
~, JN' oeen instituted at New
v'aeF' from the internal reye-
I,oS'ue' IYue' at Washington, against
| 4 4'' 10 recover arrears of in
|. ',rlnated 5, at slOo, 900. From
E f., Ma ~ Archer n was transporta-
\ 'o' all the freight of the Erie
l. A. I'"us across the Hudson
k | n Ne" York to Jersey CITY
mr., 4'' pFoIitS have been estima''
N ||I'5''' Several previous at
/ NJ ''Fu ma''e to get at the
lr,,, income and the amount
\. To 'ne government on il
p failed. ~ law oul
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NJ OrICE.-The mem bers of Delaware
~ Lodge. No. 1. 1. o. o. F., are respect
fully re q uested to be present At the next
stated meeting, Monday evening, Sep
tember 23ri Attest,
NJ. ID. CROSsAN, r. g.

SHERIFF'@ SALE.
y By virtue of a writ of Ais. venditioni
Exppnas, to me directed. will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sA ShIpley st.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, in the City
OF Wilmi ngton, lew Castle County, Del,
on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
At2 o'clock, P. M, the following described
REAL ESTATE, VIE:
A II that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, situate In the city of VIII uIngtOn.
bounded and desc1b ID as follows, to wit:
beginning at point on the southerly side
OF = alnut street, between jackson street
and the Old Kings Road, at the distance
OF ~ feet from the easterly side of Jackson
street corner Of b. Kelley's land thence
by his II aoutherly parallel to Jackson
str ct 100 feet to the nortnerly side Of a five
feet wide alley, thence along said alley
side easterly parallel to Wawasset street
81 fee to corner, thence nOrtherly parai-
lei to jackson street 100 feet to the afore-
said side OF Wawasset street, and thence
Herewith westerly 81 feet TO the place OF
beginning, be The contents thereof what
they may.
No. &C mi encing on the westerly
side OF Heald street, at the distance of 20
feet from the northerly side of A street.
thence northerly bv Heald street feet .
inches to q stake, thence westerly parallel
with A street 102 feet inches TO a stake,
then, southerly parallel with Heald street
fee' inches to a stake, thence easterlE
parallel with A street l02 feet iuches to
The westerly side of Heald street and place
OF beginning, containing To+ feet inches
OF land, be the same more or less.
SeiEed and taken in execution as the
property of William II. Quinn, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once, New Castle, september
Goth, 1878. sep1-ts
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Beautiful Hosiery.

Messrs. Kennard & Co., have a fine
line of msses' fancy hose in beautiful
styles.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
NEW ADV REFRESHMENTS.

NJ OTICE.-A meeting OF the Dem ocratic
~ Association of Wilmington Hundred
will be held in the room OF the Friendshi d
Engine House ON Tuesday, Sept. "a, at 7 X
O'Clock Business OF Importance Will bs
transacted. By order or
CHAS. B. Lore, Prest.
WIN. 81. LEE, Secy. sep23-2t.
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Totals, 1882 Ola $50

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISTRICT.
The candidates for Assessor IN the
Northern District were James Agnew,
Thomas W. Saville, and Lewis Zebley.
The vote was as follows:
The daily gazette., 1878-09-23
Arm Broken.

Total amount of sale,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11
Notice to Contractors.

DopGEyILlE, Wis, January sth, rs.
The Committee on Public Building
Buildings invite bids for remodelng
tie Court Room. according to plans
and specifications on file in the County
Clerks Office. The contractors are TO
furnish all material and to have the
work completed by March lst. ISIS.
Bids Will he opened oil Friday. Jan.
18th, 1878, o'clock, y. M, at the County
Clerk Office. The committee reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
Bids should he addressed to the CONS
tee III care of County Clerk.
signed ". NJ Curry. L. {. Mccall
lister, John EllWootl. Committee
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11
Local Items.

The public schools opened Oh Mon
day.
Susan b. Anthony will lecture in
this city some time in February, on
"Woman wants Bread, not the Ballot"
Wm. A. Jones, county school super
intendent, is to make this city his
headquarters.
We have been informed that Charlie
Evans has located ut Dodgeyillc for
the present. lie has our best wishes.
On Monday night the mining tools
Of Henry Christopher was stolen from
his shaft, in Barreltown.
Tho Lecture Association has just
received word that Miss Susan b. An
thony will lecture, in this city, on the
18th of February. Remember the date.
P.Allon, Sir, and Toay Brothers have
d vidcd stock, and the Toay Brothers
will open ont in their new store the
latter part Of next week.
DIR. Field will remove his office to
tho rooms over Teay's hardware store,
which arc known Us the Reform Club
Rooms. Tho Doctor will enjoy u
season Of moving next week,
1t is truo that GoflX don't look like
anything better than hotel clerk. If
he were only honest. and had staid in
that capacity, his name would smell
more savory in the nations nostrils.
IL would be well for the local editor
of the Tribune To get the facts before
he makes such impolitc innucndocs
about printing for County Supcrin.
dents.
Mr.. A, II, Brace leaves FOR Dacotah
noNt Monday. No finer young man
WAS ever sent out from here. We
have reason to hc proud of him but
vastly sorry to lose him "allce same"
PoCkEr.BooK LOST: 4 ladies'
Morocco Pocket Book between the NJ.
Il. Church and John llcatheocks, III
Linden, The finder will please leave
tho Same 1T Cox Y hrgall's Millinpr
shop.
Col, Sanford. 80 we'll and fayorahly
known from his visit here last winter.
will prohaly dolver Il series of lee
lures III our city, very soon. l.ook
alive for the great event.
The lieasian Military Band will
give two grand concerts in the city
Hall, on the lith and 18th inst. The
band is we'll spoken Of hy tho press
generally. Thor Productions will liz
vocal and Instrumental,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11
Inauguration Of the State Officers.

Of the Inauguration of State officers
on Monday, the Madison Democrat
says:
THE Inauguration ceremonies were
gracefully and pleasantly carried out.
Gov. VIM. E. Smith and his associates,
Lieut.. Gov. j. NJ. Bingham, Secretary
Of State Hans. b. Warner, Treasurer
Richard Guenther, and Sup'tof Public
Instruction w. c. Whitford were
present and were indicted into Office,
in the presence Of Il large concourse
of people. Chief Justice L. G. Ryan
administered tine oath in an impressive
manner.
Preceding and following the brief
exercises there were the tramp of SOL
diery and the melodious sounds of
brass bands. The reception in the
evening was cosmopolitan affair, at
tended by a perfect sea Of people. The
best of humor prevailed OH all hands,
and both political parties joined heart
lily to make the occasion one to be
long and pleasantly remembered by
those present.
Attorney General Alexander Will
son was unable to reach the city in
time to be present at the inauguration.
lie arrived, however. late in the after
noon, and will be ready to assume his
duties at once
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-11

EDS. Observation-Disclosures is an ac-
count in the Dodgeville Chronicle,
dated Dec. 2Sth, of three young men
and their brilliant feat at RoWe's
school house in attempting to scare
Professor Rogers and pupils from the
building.
| consider it my privilege and duty
to state that the editor or his inform
ant made Il mistake or told Il lie about
the water pail having 50 much tobacco
Juice and qi DIS i'll it. The school
boys say the pals are clean and no
signs of tobacco in it. | believe III be-
ing truthful and honest to the Pro
lessor and boys. The Professor has
each pupil pay one dollar for the term.
He very cordially invited the young
men to join his school. and said that
they would have dollars worth of
fun, and that it was splendid place
to 90 sparkling, and if they did not
have u girl it was an excellent place
to 90 to get one. He kept no order
whatever. The meeting proceeding
the grand enterprise was famous on
account Of the mud bullets flying
thick and fast, it seemed that they
did not do execution enough to satisfy
one of the pupils, he took u sack OF
shavings and threw them at 4 gentle
mans head. Isuppose the young men
hearing how he talked and managed
things, were Disguised with him and
concluded to make thing II little lively
for him. Thursday evening, Dee. goth
when the audience assembled i'll the
lower story they found the upper
story was occupied too. The gentle
man from below and highly respec-
table young lady Of the village OF
Dodgeville talked of calling on their
new neighbors. Evidently the gentle
men were not prepared to receive
company, 50 they concluded to call OF
those below and save them the trouble
of coming up to see them.
THERE'S worthy gentleman in the
vicinity that all EDITORS would do well
to cultivate acquaintance With him.
The editor OF The Chronicle may intro
luee him. SPECTATOR