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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

-Blotters for sale at this office.
More emigrants passed West on
Sunday.
MIR. j. B. Randall and wife left
Oakland this week for their home in
Ohio.
Mr.. a. A. Perry arrived at Oak
land Sunday last. He will be here
about two weeks.
Garrett county will give Mr.. Ur-
ner 200 more votes than Mr.. Peter
will receive.
The Oakland Hotel closed Mon
pay last. Financially the season was
a great success.
The Democratic lament-"Oh,
Mcmahon. Mcmahon, why did you
come to Oakland"
Mrs. Lucinda Roach, of Grafton,
W. Va, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 1. w. Stalnaker.
Joseph Haslem, at Lawton's
Wooden Factory, is prepared to do
carpet weaving. He alse has rag
carpet for sale.
Several boarders ffwm the hotel,
who wished to remain in Oakland a
while longer, removed to Mr.. John
Dailey's.
Mr.. Peters effort to explain why
he opposed taxing mortgages, la the
last Legislature, was exhaustive but
very unsatisfactory
Mr.. A. q. Sturgiss left Oakland
Tuesday to visit relatives and
friends at Morgantown, w. Va He
will be absent about 0ne week.
Hon. Carl Schurz passed Though
Oakland Monday on his way to
Washington from Cincinnati. where
he delivered speech GA the curren-
cy question Saturday.
j. w. Veitch, Esq, left Oakland
Tuesday to attend the fuueral of his
mother law, Mrs. Howard, widow
of the late Edward Howard, of
Frederick. Md.
John A. Thompson, Esq, the
'Greenback candidate for Congress in
the "a district of West Virginia, ad-
dressed the Greenhackers at Port
land on Friday nigat last. The aU-
'dience was small.
Mr.. Frank Legge, recently alb
pointed agent of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at this city, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. L. Marean, AS previously noted,
entered upon the duties of his new
position Tuesday.-CM nb. Netrs.
In our report of the proceedings
of the Circuit Court, two weekSago,
we reported Mr.. JOHN Miller, Jr as
having been fined on two charges.
This was not the case, however. Mr..
NJ. pleaded guilty to one charge and
the other was dismissed. The inis-
lake was made ny us III niabNg up
our report from two d0ckets.
Mr.. Urner spent the greater part
of yesterday in our city, and met a
large number of our citizens, and we
know made great many frieMds.
He is gentleman who makes IA
vorabe impression on those who
meet with him. This WAS plain to
DE seen at the Belvidere hall meet
ing Monday evening. There is no
"'fash' about Mr.. Urner, bat he
quickly impresses an observer or list
.encr as an honest, earnest, hearty
man-one who, in fact, Twill do to
tie Cunab. News, 2sNt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05

$50 far as the Democrats Of Fred
erick city are concerned, they are
harmonious and united almost TO q
man, IN their opposition to George
Peter, of Montgomery county for
Congress. - Maryland Union, Dem
Ocrdt) Sept. 5th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05

Mr., I. Harrison Garrett, of the
banking firm OF Robert Garrett &
Sons, OF Baltimore, was riding with
friends from Baltimore and Oakland,
Sunday last, near Forbes Glade,
when his saddle turned and he was
thrown violently to the ground,
breaking his leg. Mr. Garrett was
brought to Oakland where medical
attendance WAS rendered by DR.. E.
H. Bartlett and others, and Sunday
nig(at was taken to Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
Beautiful Flowers.

Mr.. Isaac Erwin, residing near
Oakland, is agent for C. Allen & Co.,
fioricuturalists, Queens, n. Y. Mr..
Eryin has now oa hand a large vari-
ETY. of rare flower seeds, and will or
der either seeds or bulbs for parties
desiring them.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
Arm Brekea.

Lewis Turnbull, son of Mrs. How.
ard Walker. about fourteen years Of
age, fell from chestnut tree, near
Oakland, Friday last, and broke his
right arm between the elbow and the
shoulder. DR.. J.. Lee McComas re-
,duced the fracture, and the little fell
low is now doing we'll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05

The Bulletin is not to be "bluhed"
out Of its Hamitonian interview re-
port. 1t questions the right of the
Baltimore Gazette or Hagerslown
Neaos to deny the authenticity of the
report and says:
Fortunately the Bulletin happens
to have an Endorsement of the cor
rectness of the interview from gen
tleman who was present at the time,
and who on Friday last personally
expressed to member Of our staff
his surprise at the remarkable preci-
sion and accuracy with which Mr..
HamiIton's statements were report
ed. 1t is to be supposed that had he
been incorrectly reported, Mr.. Ham
ilton would have FASTENED to inform
us of the fact. Thus far we have
heard nothing from him on the sub
ject.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
Church Serr,ees--Sunday.

NJ. +. CHURCH. -Preaching in the
evening, at Z O'Clock, by Rev, Benz.
ISon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05

Talk about the "bloody shirt" 1t
was waved and Haunted Wednesday
night to the disgust of both Demo
crafts and Republicans.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
MILTON G. URNER, ESQ.

The Republican Congressional Con
venti0n has nominated for Congress
Milton G.. Urner, Esq, of Frederick
city. Without the least disparage
ment to the other gentlemen whose
names were before the Convention.
we believe that no better selection
could have been made. Mr.. Crner
is IA gentleman of high standing and
unimpeachable character, and is one
of the most popular men in the State
He is an eloquent speaker, leading
member of the bar in his county, and
for four years served as States At
tOrney, to which position he was
elected by one of the most fiattering
votes ever given candidate in that
county. In the late Presidential
canvass he was Hayes and Wheeler
Elector-at- Large, and canvassed the
District, having spoken in Cumber-
land on one occasion to a large audi
ence. Mr.. Urner will receive the
hearty and undivided support of the
Republican party, as well as that of
the great mass of anticanal. ring
Democrats, who will find in him an
uncOmpromising enemy and oppo-
nent of every species of injustice, dis
honesty and official corruption. Such
is the man who is to represent this
District in the next Congress- Cum.
bertrand UUitidn, Sept. 18th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05

Mr.. Resley came in for consider
able degree of notice. Not exactly
complimentary, however.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
OUR NOMINEE.

The Republican Congressional Con-
ventien for this (the SIXTH Congress
Sional District, which met at Rock
yillc, on Thursday last, nominated
Hon. Milton &. Urner, of Frederick,
on the second ballot, he receiving 20
of % votes. Mr.. Urner is a most eX-
cellent man in every respect, and we
do honestly think that the COnven
ton made a wise selection. If Mr..
Urner cannot beat Mr.. Peter. or any
other man the Democratic ConVen-
ton Of this week puts forth, we do
not believe that any other man could.
If the election is "a fair and square
one. Hon, Milton G.. Urner will rep
resent this district in the next Con-
gress. We hope to see Mr., Ups friends
in the county, irrespective of party,
make an effort to elect him !-Bo1oer
Of Liberty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
ELECTION lOTICB.

between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
and 6 O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose
of balloting for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
NJ. G. URNER FOR CONGRESS.

The republican Congressional Con-
Vention for the Sixth District, which
met at Rockville on the 18th INST,
with great unanimity nominated as
its candidate for Congress the gentle
man whose name heads this article.
That the selection is a gooG one will
not be gainsayed by any person at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05

One ~ Person TO represent the 9th
Congressional district of Maryland
in the 18th Congress of the United
States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
CoanTRVIaG-

EoScEC1E. Jg-Ns II -
We esve uess az1sass lz1 49, az>s<-s S-Sl-s-
Tie u-ruars f-n ear llaafaas tArszse1as tns Sfsg-
ss- =zass, ~ - es--rolaS ra ~ q sAss-izs a.
s-ssa. 40 zzss uee-sa-l ziFazya Asallay
t1as o. sae cl-r r-al-
r. <rrs ,al E-sg1 PRS e--izy ~ vrSS AEvs s-Sa
An 49, p a. aas.ay eva 81 Ernzz-sl, wSA F.-.ea-
80 az1 z---,azla-- G. e Ez--ss c-s E-assA sa-S
alsl--, Sgz s.-v= lsassss A.. 49, aSsSzseaz, s-sa
ul-s 8rrss go rez-s e. IN. 6usna lsatzsss azs ? "
$685. Gu x Nsp TurS, eoa sy1ssy AL NueSa.z-
~, rzssas-rs - a-sreaauaSe e. e liseSsss a O..
~ s-farSa-ss -u-ug ~ -s--e rs-s71 vr-~-H " :
HEsazs. t- e~a-H-ss An ulssiars tras Narutag 80
o. $780, - ? N $780, CIV - Ne Ta-S -
49, saazs. ',A Iszss ys-s 49, z-sczas-s S-s4szArs
~ 4 lI-eS-takcA
60 uszs ss7ass=- e. - E-ezss-- - - "a,
49,, sl- 1ss-, % D. sssisves - - a.y,as
b. 80 D alz--av-
~ ea-Se-sr-~1. ESl-s ed r5sss--- -sy - lsss-s
81 s-tas tsuars ~-a aslls-r so- grs Eg~z.-az. 49,
- ,s-asr ga uu---as- a.s- t-a-a - F-zz-u-o
~ gsszas rs-sA . NsSslS. $780,. Ss.zs- sAksrrs
49,. as-t -s-R- m -aas r.- e-taE stt5aa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

NclNEEsS-zlstfs o0rner 81 Merchant and For,
streets lss received per steamer Wilmlgslou from
n11's furnishing sao5s his s,oSS 5 1rs,-clsss- lie
Suas $40 lsaitsrs, reasonable rics- Hss cIoih-
liz TX uzSes specially and oEuosi be surpassed,
ru-S sa5 Sals o. elasIgs % tte latcSs fa>aioz rs,
material and rasfes- III I1lhe Sal.ey Iiue Su1s a.
5sUslry ssd 7ssrfau1ary, srs- srs- lauysrs ozunos
- vvrazg 10y sa-f- o. asIus-sgs ossa1, ana vel
srusszu5 Hs1E-u- is1re lul lal,sE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

~ TIE tsrvNell souei' ey tue A'ns'eur Drama
lie AsSocIaii11 Al the Eaysl Hawaiian TavaleF 10
Mr. CaArlcs Derry, Was attended by an apprcoia,ive
sRaieucs. Tas performances Vas AtsA,y ereGiis5le
u Tie members q rsc association.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

SaeTnz o. NAFEvE-0ue CAV a., week. laAte
no; furnished a bllaa maa tusi,yel coRmiJS-d
szssise b sz,sio- III teraal De resided % the
rrs-aa5-fu.- ls'sas 81 Wolokai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

IlEE lass aI... farewell performances Of Pro
t=ss1- Va NnSe WI ae -iveu ~ 1ae Hawsstar
D Esll-l he syluiiCrfg- rari arr-
ss-sl Ia 2ssl zzlo s- .ls> Ina + ssurfszlez ss
raarrlllaisl tis a1Eras7,linE-y gi5'Tgr over tiIs
8-zllr yaz-e 3 l-i- srll @ All
rll1 1lz- l-- sirz ll5ridrllials-c Ilsglis
at la- oisa,i1 e'zasi-iu cascg-yi5, lsr5 rrc-
ss1izz ana All 40, .isaal ms, -rsiuc5 o- is>-
li5ias=sassa Izs r0r5a-sasrozs oi 'ssl g'sSs azve
s-s-azeiia1sl -i5aSe t' ..s- siiszess sr.o llayg
.zzl-all'sszs-re 'E-suessis- zsalz i9lzaes -rsr
ssss-Haii4 u.isa-1 * rzsaas ia-.sasas.
ilrsrrF -rrul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

AooInES- A. GACkl-The drs, male Of The
soAoous- Maroon, A-- Sgzuiapuui, wzS a-ousht 70
sss Sl,y on the 6sa ms, having me- with sSos-
dsa1 ty which tis rltt ag,, was broken above she
SuSs- gae aseiavn; was oaasvs ~ riss g'a-sing q;
1he SsEs. Nails hosting ols o. lie Schooner sons
r,arBl-ars ularh1re-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

Que Of the oldess and best known lighthouse
keepers 90 the Atlantic coast Is woman, haIh-
lien Audre Moore OF Black Rock Lighthouse, near
Bridgeport, Conn she j. siSJy-1ye Years Of SSz,
has tended the lighthouse lamp tor atty years, and
lives IN hzr Little house with Only TWO dogs and
DC. lamb
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

- Tie S,eaae- CsJy % New YORK ssile3 las,
svruiuS a. : o'eiosS sov San F=aseisso, taking
lui,e = ug@s0- q Ga residents from this place.
Aaous waon Wsrc, NJ. :. B Asaertoa, Mr., Q n.
Caase aaa vic. Nr. n. Fleaer ana wiz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

sSS-Tse INA Q, Jaae, YESTERDAY, Nzs cav with
0ul iusiaeuy ig tie city, oNiu- - the fact thai
ucsr3v the vssire poqpa,ioa we-S attending Esp3o-
ri PARK races Ans 10 o'olsck a. n, al hasiaesS
VS. suspended and a genera, sieace ressasa in sR-
slnrSS es-s3-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

5e1rv GooC-cA = music s=araer Re nas
--zzSle1 ran pass - pizc= Elra hs saS szzEar
1-Ssc n eFsry SSz1z IN -1z 15ez- = : 80 -nzr
ne zlz-r1zG sSrzu Of N r1u5lse znE zllss OF zae
>Sza=s are EeE % be had sum- In CIarSSoz-z
a. he s1-155 IL fa-uer c1ar-u1uzzl sx1l15rS -
114-Tylas 80 SlrlS N s1z sane v-l-ss- II = a0E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

- The p-eseps ts-a oJ Ossa CaIeSe closes
oc<i Sess, Cla>>-s WI se examined on Monday,
1arslsSy and Wr5ues6sy. Tlle e}oslag exercises
W5l be as3l 81 The Fo-s Ss-res Church on ghursasy
evening, Jane so.h j : hoped slsS a. friends Q,
1e lustitu,ioa VII make a. o:lo-s 70 be present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

~ ne S,74mer Roebse vas the regular Fscke,
Yesterday eetuev--Sais ely au6 KSpiolNni PARK,
soS proved great e0avsnisuee 70 the plo'ic sea-
rrsllr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

i ss J, sh5sl5 bs- AT hoao- to The noble ssAs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

- ne pssSeuSvrs rsate ics San Frzoe,scO.
pr ssesrer Cry ~ NeU York. sFesk in terms ~
the aa5ss graiss otJais uoals snip ard her gsnSle
many sn2 osisirS Osacers Oar HaEed space
prevents Tie Publication u their cara in ,As issue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

= ~HRN- va- alp raria,. lsf. tAis rOrs fOs
, Essal=auls, Bzrisa Celamei4, % Sasaay ROsnias
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

- Parser Be--ts,ey, u tie steamer CRY OF
Ne~ rS-S- Las or Sa.uSs Tor sles u late PzF~rs
ana 1e1auz.dA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

- he EauaIa1 Eyause-lczu AssociA,soa
sonue-ees Issly anuusg Session ye>,ssasy al Ks-
ualzeao Clr-ch
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
NOTES OF r,IE wEgk.

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eruEs-, Seaoels III eo1r7eaee tAiz Cav.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

- he szu1zl p1s.i> sIsrci>Ss e SaSsiahso
S-mirsry vii take rlaee this day, frOa 10 70 Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

The Postmaster General has officially Informed
C1asrvss that S9o0.0oo Is required 10 supply the
,scEcipuey Tor compensation TO postmsS;ers. and
= - u supply deficiencies ia postal revenues
70 the fiscal year ending Juue next de szys thes=
appropriations are necessity 10 properly conduct
TIE services CT the department
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

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$780, llssslllz. SD --al-i1li --z-i,
- ~ --sss rri5grsu5 u-ar -,r,yss.,F AN. a --F
= : - ~ - -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the srrsv1I o. the CITY Of View YORK frc7
Sveuey and Aaekaa5, ne hare oates from the latter
cay 4. MAY sSSA AMI LoueOn tslsr4uls TO the sh-
ArHxxs. Nav ss-SevvTe ezE ineeci<ive 1gatiog
has taken plae- al Crete
toNSrANrrScPIs Nav ga Ereas irS has O.
eurred Lsrs. VeieA destroyed the TSlsces Of the
Minister OF JEsriee and the Snpru1S Council Of
STATE
ne Russians are ssvassins vi:hia The 1eu,ral
-cue-
LoSpoN, Mar sS-SappIimsut4ry army estimates
were iutr,Guccd on tbz 6uycruuleu- tc-izy Tor the
Iu6Nu Cautiu-ut 81 the array. and Tor an Increase
10 the Navy % tie View Zealand sia'iOn-
M4y 24-HoPes for the Ezintsusncs OF peace are
greater,
portion OF the palace Of the Sublime Porte was
bururd. The IRE Is supposed 10 have beea seei-
deutsL
May S6-A CSbiuet Council held yesterday, when
ScGuuTalofrs proposals were considered Iee
Council i summoned Tor TO-DAY, weea the nnsl
resolutions Of the British Government : expected
Tue Congress nil be held II June II : exp<cied
thst early Invitations viii be issued 10 the Powers
The Home guard Of Eaxi4nd number 1900
uen, Of whom lS coo arc Infantry, - 90 artillery
men, co euzinerrS- and Tie remainder mounted
ri1es aud permanent staff These men are AL well
trained in their respective arms OF service Add
TO thtrSe the yeomanry and the militia, and TIE
number OF Ea-lzHd's defenders Is rziset 10 500 600
men
H. P,S.rns.,- f,-n--sl hsS officially frf,--,ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
Cheles - Residenee.

As Fox S1LE--WF COTTAGE AND @RA
- L@Z u 40 Nh EiEalur s-1l-- -.
- 81 rz-ilc< q z1rse allll1llr- z.lE
S5rzE N-lzzz S=-ess ~ nh 49, II s1scls1
Elz1-e q Duie - :. 4 Sssh1p. - >-haal s--=es
80 i GzSA = L E1L-E5zASSE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12
Small Chains.

IN QUANTITIES To SCTr, Szzes S-1s. 4-1s,
IL S1& s-1S rs alE s-lE-
Ss E0<s-eaE B0LEE @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-06-12

EERExN CATTs@N All PEESeNS Nor
~ =1Ss hlsaaa-. , X silsSzS- Aaa-
z-7ses -ssla1S5hse f1r - 5aasS ztesr Is zas--
My - - sss Ia Ms agCN-- 1cSra-
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE VICAR OF wakefield.

The charming comedy written from
Goldsmith's d-fashioned comedy, !" The
Vicar of Wakefield" was reproduced last
evening at the Opera House by Sherry
New York Theatre Company, before fair
audience which, considering the play, should
have been larger. With one or two excep-
tions the parts were well sustained, and In
such manner as to bring the beauty and
pathos of the drama out In q mastery
manner. w. d, ~aa O.. Ity ~ !
The part OF DR.. Prinrose, the Vicar, vaa
very ably supported by Mr.. Danial F.
Ration. Wrs. Helen NJ. Houghton per-
formed the extremely difficult part ,, oi
Olivia in q manner that was highly compli-
mentary and creditable. Mr.. Drew se
Burehnell was also good, and while Mr..
Roberts did quite well in the Arst character
as Squire Thornbill, there was room for
much more feeling in the last act.y I1l2f
On the whole the performance gave salts
faction, and We hope that they may visit
our city again and can assure them hearty
reception. lr,.a .d ..rI II, ..s- H..
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
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Philadelphia Times of yesterday. '.'.
Annie Knott, tall, good-leoking VII.
mington girl in her seventeenth summer,
became enamored some time ago Of dandy
negro barber of the same efty--a broad
shourdersd Othello, who dressed in stylish
garments and cultivated fierce moustache.
Hs formerly ran on one Of the river steam
rers to Wilmington. The iimpressionsbl 9
girl, defying the restraints imposed by her
parents, who are very respectable people,
met her dusky lover at every opportunity,
and exchanged billits.doaz by every artifce.
On Saturday, September 7th, the barber
and bis white inamorata secretly left Will
mington and came to this city. The girls
father at the time lay seriously III and the
news of her flight was withheld from him
Mrs. Knott, 9 white-haired lady, with
another daughter, came to this city on Sun
day last having ascertained the girls where
abeuts, and obtaining . warrant at the
Central Station and had It served up on the
.Tunawsys at the House where they were
stopping. The, deluded girl at first was
obdurate, hut after a talking to from her
mother and relatives, consented to com.
promise hy which she is to remain in this
city with Mr.. Mann, relative. =, hag
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
LOCAL NOTES.
The weather is getting cooler. ~o,a
sutterly has big run on Crayons.
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The weather is getting cooler. +4og. .,r
sutterly has big run on Crayons. Il IN,
sutterly's Crayons will never fade. 81
Call aad see Sutterly's life-size Urayons.
Z Hot apd cold baths at Valentines oppor
site Fame hose House. ,.h aJ, ,,, ,.',,.,,
;, For good shave 70 to Valentines oppo-
site Fame Hose House. af..'.":. ... ~ ~
sutterley's Crsyons will eut-last oil paint
iHgs? 802 Market street. h,a1.r.t vi.os
Pref satteriy, the photographer, is Ne
are sorry to say, very III from seyese cold.
There is An ''on dit" to the effect that one
Of our music teachers Is about to enter On q
path of welded bliss. &.
The concert to be given Under the super.
vision Of the Milla I'd Club Of the everiug Of
the S6th iAst promises to 10 grand success.
| Fl success depends upon health surely
health depends upon pure blood. Dr.
Bulls Blood Mixture maintains the blood
In state Of purity, and health Is the result.
IT Gardner has just opened the oyster
business for the season at his confectionery
saloon, s. W, corner Of Seventh aid Shipley
streets. Oysters In every style and whole
sale or retail. Saloon upstairs for ladies.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
THE SECOND WARD SPEAKS.

A meeting of the Democrats Of the Second
Ward was held last evening In the Felton,
Hodse with WIN. Bareford in the chair, and
James Taggert acting as Secretary The
following names were proposed as candi,
dAtes to be voted for at the nomination
election for assessor in the Southern Dis.
trict: VIM. Il. Quinn and John McC Caffrey.
Mr.. Quinn offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted: 'rf %
Resolved, Thar II 10 the unantmcsps seeaniGn
sof She Delresrka fthls ward that oil ap-
'poinsments should be hnEde FROM the ranks
'of the DenoMatie party, aid 'thMfWs sheald
respectfully fecenfEspd she members Il
CeuAcil from Tits ward NOT to sapport Sny
man for position Hho 10 not anqualiAedly 1
Democrat, and In every ether respect eom-
pstent to perform the duties Of the sillss
that he is called to fill. It is also T.
4 Resolved, That the Secretary send a,eor
of the foregoing resolution to each Of city
Council from this Ward. ~ ' he
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18

The Democr.cy |, upon the street are
snxiously inauiriug II tue Water Depart
ment is to be reserved as the special
appsnnags of the McIntirs family. Not
hong since the father and brother Of Col.
McIntirs was there, while he was on the
basin at $1S week. In the entire city Of
Wilmington are there no Democrats worthy
to fill the place but one of that family
The Colonel has a good place must he
have better one He is good fellow,
but he ought not to want everything. Cor
tentment is virtue. sa..-.. ..,..
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
ANOTHER LECTURE ROOM.

On the second floor of the Masonic TEN.
pie, the old Board of Trade Room front, and
the two rooms back Of 1t will be made inp
one making a hall 40 by 60 feet in dimen.
sion. At the rear of the room . stage will
be erected gallery and dressing rooms oil
also be constructed. Work wfll DO COM
menced in very short time. The new hall
will be used for concerts, balls, lectures,
&C., and can be procured at q much less
cost than the Opera House. = s..
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
SILKS RECEIVED.

W. L.. Lichtenstein, our enterprising dry
goods merchant, calls the attention of the
ladies OF Wilmington and vicinity, that he
has received large lot Of fine black gras
grain cashmere silks from A GurrIl & Co.,
Lyons, France. These silks are especially
cAlehrated