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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22

BiSdok-CIi II. sch Caroline {. Otter. Paw
lucArt.
CALMs-sd I., sch Carrie II. spoa,rI. Has
kcli, Norwich.
"A u, scss victory, Moon. Boston. j. =. car
yer, Walls, New Haven.
BArn-sld l0ih, sch Clio Chloott Fullerton,
Boston.
rosrL,sD-Ar IS, sch Mars Htn. Torrey. Cal
as. Tor New YORK
cray, Rich. NJ: Desert for Boston.
AZ l,ih. sch samuel lie Wis. Hutchins, Els
worth for Boston.
BOSTON Ar IS, sch. VI. G. Moscley. I.r,np
Cienfuesos: olive Branch, Whitaker, Pough
krep-ie: Zlcayo pomroy. Port johnson We,ter.
lor, Whitaker, Rondout: Fred {. Ho den Ne
hae' Perth Amooy kedondo. Belts, Perth Am
>EwroRr-I In por, 18th. sch Ca.tiliap, Meap-
New York for Penaqud. Me. anal remained in
port 10th.
BoorHBAY-Ar 18th. sehs. +. CIosson. Hardy
Cranberry Isle. for New YORK, Copy, uurti.
Ellsworth for Boston.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Sch Ganxe. Leach
for New York
FALL KivER-Ar iith. sch ". IL. Archer, Bel
laity, Ellsworth.
PAwTUCKEr-sld u, sch Franconis, Austln
and DeNslo Brown, New York
PKoyIDESCE-~i4 -, tcIs MarcelIus Pomrov
New YORK Calessa, Ray, Boston
NEW IoRK-Ar 18th, Sc James Holmes H,
der, ellsworth for isondout; VIM Pickering Bel.
laty. Ellsworth Mountain Laurel REYNOLDS, do :
Castihan Means, Providence.
Ar Is, brig Nellie Ware, Asbury, south Amboy
Ar Il. brig Teneriffe. Tracy, Caibarien
Ar ID, schs Hattie Card Moore, Cape Haytiep
ABR ahan Richardson. Reed. Caibarien.
Sid ID. sch Walter NJ. Young Thompson, Ells-
worth.
Passed through Hell Gate 18th. sch Joseph
" Hide, Reed Weehawken for Boston.
Ar 10, sch Gange., Wall Providence.
SD llth, brig Nellie Ware, Asbury, sagua.
NEW HAyES-Ar 10, sch Vandalia, lien Ellis
worth
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar schs Fred c. HoI.
den, Nc Rae Perth AmbOy for Boston, Wester
100, Whitaker. Rondout for do.
Ar ID, schs Mary Jane Lee, Hsggerty ,weehaw
Ken Tor Boston; Capt John, Young Ellsworth
for Bristol.
Arls, sch Walter NJ Young, Thompson, New
York tor Lamoine,
Sid sohs II. l.. Curtis, Capt John and Vineyard
SID IL, schs Walter II. Young, and Mary Jane
fHItAoELPHIA-Cld IL, sch David Faust
smith. Portland.
AR Is, sch John Somes, Belfast.
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@ooss@by Ne9ss8B - SOOo ~ Usosv.
The Distric, Lodge OF Good Tenplars
for the County Of Hancock held its May
session with Union Lodge Of East Sullivan
on Tuesday May Is. 1879. Is officers and
delegates were present and abou, 100 Good
Templars from Union and other lodges.
The day sessions were devoted to the In
terests Of the order. and the evening to
public temperance meeting, held in the
lodge room, which was crowded full.
Leonard Wooster. District Templar. pre-
sided and introduced the following men,
bers Of the order: II. VI. Eaton, WIN. Z.
Joy, Geo. A. Phillips, Jos. II. Tay Tor. Jas.
{. Chilcott and Hiram ID. Coombs. The
proceedings throughout the day and eve
ming were Interesting, harmonious, and en-
thusiastic. The members OF Union Lodge
entertained the delegates In princely fash
Ion and furnished the bes, OF music during
the exercises. The next session OF the
Dist. Lodge will be an open-air meeting
held At Blun,'s Pond.
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The TrGwAssA.-Next to the Sullivan
the Tugwsssa mine presents the bes, feat
ures. Oliver Perry OF Boston who seems TO
be the principal man here Is having a shaft
sunk on land belonging to Ambrose SImp-
son. Some Of the surface rock OF this
niue has shown 4 large assay and is
thought by experienced miners TO be e1-
actly ike that OF the Sullivan mine. Mr.
Perry feels very certain that there are mil
lions In It." some OF the ore from both OF
these mines as well a. some specimens
from the Ashley, Rideout and other mipes
CARoLTs.
Lamoine. May Is. 1879.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoSGRrGA TIoNAL.-PresehinR at 10 30 A
N. and p. NJ. sabbath school In the after
noon, NJ IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIsr.-Preaching at . and 2. N. Sab
bath School at 7. n.
USrrARIAN.-Sundsy School st l O'Clock p.
n Church service at O'Clock and I O'Clock
7. NJ.
CATHoLIc--Presching At 10 l-s O'Clock A.
VI. sabbath School At . p. NJ.
MErHoDIsT.-Pre,ehing at and M
sabbath School AT T. VI.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES held every Sun
DAY ~ o'clock. Z. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block
UNION TEMPERANCE AEKTING-eyery Sun
dsv Al IA 2. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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Lamoine, Nay i, 1879.

There la, been a Arc upon the land
owned BY W. II. Card tor q number Of
days. Though 1t has been closely watched
Ard hard fought, 1t keeps on burning.
The farmers are very busy getting in
seed.
Sch ools Ia DistrIc. No. 6 and :. closed
the ninth Inst. one taught by John II.
Hooper and the other by +. A Crabiree.
Both were very satisfactory.
John ". McCary- sometimes called
honest John" has q nice lot OF ready made
clothing which he Is selling very cheap.
I.
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PORTLAND, Nav f.

PORTLAND, Nav 20.
The trial OF DIR. Cbas. H. William for
killing his illegitimate infant was CON-
menced in the Superior Court before
Judge BOnney at 10 O'Clock to day, Mrs.
Witham WAS present. County Attorney
Haskell N opening, said the State would
attempt to prove that he promised the
girl to procure an abortion which he at
tempted several times; that after deliv.
cry Margaret Smith saw the child alive.
gasping for breath with blood gushing
from its throat; that DIR. William
wrapped it up and carried it away under
his oyercost.
Annie Small, the mother. is girl OF
eighteen, of small size and with a pleas
ant face. She testified 10 her seduction
hV the prisoner
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II don't want that stu6 =.

Il Whist lady Of Boston said TO her husband
when he brought home some medicine TO cure
her OF sick headache and neurxlgia which had
ins'ie her miserable for fourteen years Al the
nrsi attack thereafter. II WAS administered to
Der with such good results, hat she continued
It's use until cured, AID made 50 enthu siastic
IN as praise, that she induced TWENTY-FIVE Of
the best families in her circle 10 adopt ii IS their
regular family medicine. That "stur- Is Hop
Bitter
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to discover who the parties are who have
made the arrangements for the above. The
janitor Of Hancock Hall has heard nothing
OF the match. and also informs Us that
those having the Hall in charge have de-
cided to allow no more walking matches in
it. Shall be glad to see the walkist when
he comes.
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Gr.ve.ione--Je~ett& Hatch
sheriff. ssls-A. X. DeFereus.
foreclosure-T. Z. Woodman
House Tor >Aie-HAie a Emery.
New -tesmbo Lined. W. kinbali Jr.
Freedom >sice-CEas. E. Morrison.
Notice-rhomAs hshsa.
For sale. " Davis.
CARDIAC MIR. smith.
Probate Notice.. y. porr.
Bluehill Mining Sotiee->. &. blanchard
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may be seen with lunch basket and coffee
pot going over the river to take tea. ID.
Closing exercises OF the State Normal
School at Castine, May 18th and 2sth.
Examinations Wednesday. Lecture We'd
nesday evening, graduation Thursday
forenoon.
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NJ A II RE d.

Gouldsboro-Msy 10, by d. B. Byther Esq,
Mr.. stephen L. Kingsley and Miss Emma s.
Hutchings, both OF Gouids boro.
= Cranberry Isies-Msy 10, by A. G. Fernald,
ESQ, Mt. Charles b. Young, Of Eden and
Miss Carrie E. Rice, Of Cranberry Isles.
Franklin-May 18th, by j. l.. Brigham,
Esq, Mr.. Robert b. Nc Pherson and Miss
Alice Salisbury, both of Franklin.
Eastbrook-May II, by ID. W. Bunker j.
7. Mr.. Metiah j. Bragdon and Miss Lizzie
A. Merchant, both Of Eastbrook.
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Casino.
Normal School closes the 18th.
The Sylvester boys are exploring their
silver mine.
The revenue cutter IL being repaired
at the Coal Co.'S wharf.
Rev. B. $. Arey has been reappoin,ed
to this charge
Walter Brown, OF Bangor. Is having
graded.
The new GUNNER residences at South
End are quite en- addition to that portion
Of our village.
-Picnics and boating parties are now in
order aod nearly every day saedry persons
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On Tuesday evening, Mr.. Colon Pen D.
Teton and two young ladies were returning
from the District Lodge Of Good Templars.
While descending a steep hill the horse
stumbled aud tell, and the carriage ended
completely over on the horse throwing the
occupants 10 the ground with great force,
but strange to say. they and the horse cs-
capped with slight bruises. but the carriage
q top buggy was quite badly wrecked.
May 18th. y.
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Owing TO illness. Prof ID. II. Sher-
mans position as principal Of the Grammar
school is supplied BY Parker Spofiord,
Esq. who has been Superintendent OF
Hsrriman's position As teacher In the In
termediate school ia supplied BY Miss Anns
NJ. Hall.
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he Weather.
A llpnA nr"

Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. MAY 2l.-lA.M.
Indications
For New England, falling followed BY
rapidly rising barometer increasing and
warmer Southerlv winds veering 10
cooler, brisk and high Westerly or
Northerly winds, partly cloudy weather
aud frequent rains. Cautionary signals
continue ST Eastport Boston and Woods
Hole.
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Business Notices.


strike q, the root. build, up the constitution.
makes ii new, and drives away Catarrh and all
disease. o. the mucuous membranes, aud their
a,tcnIan; pains AMI aches, pertaining 10 head
back. shoulders. kidncys and throat. Iyi9
DO you want 10 ave your chNdren1 II YOU
Do, 20 70 g. A. fArchcr and get box OF Fe.-
send"n'- Worm kxpeiler, Il !. the ,ure-t
-afc,t anu bet worm medicine now in use.
For sale by sll druggist. Tor y cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fe-,cn.icn 4 Co., RocAiaud.
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22

Our Grange" has become one OF the
permanent Institutions OF the place. Ii is
doing good work, for beside It's influence
on the farming interest, it adds TO the So
ciAbiliy OF the community. As Is their
custom, when they give the 4th degree. in
their work they follow It with banquet,
and their suppers are & banquet Ia every
sense OF the word. As many OF them are
"well 10 do farmers, their Ladies' know
he,r TO cook, and having all OF the good
things to do with, they do make a great
success Of II. Many look forward TO the
Grange entertainments, with pleasure, and
Grange for they deserve It.
-Chas. Gray met with painful accident
by having his fingers caugh. as lid 10
Q chain. tearing one OF them OF. and max
ing painful wound indeed.
-Chas. Haley, q laborer well Known
here, injured his foot severely by striking
it full blow with the point of q sharp
pickaxe. 1t seriously cripples him for the
present. We need him as he Is our best
gardener and grass-maker.
A young son OF Francis Gross, stuck q
piece Of glass clear through his foot, cut
ting OF an artery. He bled furiously for
time, and has dangerous wound.
Much repairing is going on this Spring
and our village is putting on tidy appear
ance. This is one of the healtbiest villages
in the State. Its location is Of the best. and
We have scarcely any miasma, at least =
common observer like myself, detects none
We are sending many young men TO the
Banks, nearly all 60 "by the run" this sea-
son, men get from $50 to sl25,0 90 on the
trip, more have about 500.
Our Methodist minister will reside At
East Bucksport this year.
John Hartman, our contractor for the
poor has fitted up q hotel for them. propos-
ing to have them nearer together and they
have very good quarters indeed. We need
and must have q town farm.
ALI find employment who are willing
to work. No excuse for tramps and We
ought to be severe on all such "vermin."
Looking into our stores towards night
no one would suspect dull times. The
shipping Of eggs. especially from the
Grange store is enormous. Buck & Pow
efs also do their share. MEDICUs.
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JAgo.
Cardenas. Ar 4,h, sch Joshua Grndle, Freethy
81 Thomas
Sid from Bayonne, May Fad, brig Eugene Hale,
Lord, Bilbao.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22

Our NV PHYSICIAN, whose fees are so
moderate, whose success 10 uubounded and
whose reputation will last forever In ehecti NJ
positive cure Of kidney, liver, blood, rheu.
nstism, ehilis and fever, and who Is with Us
all the time working surely, swiftly and silently,
IS the Durkee Liver Pad. Call for him at any
druggists.
Free Sample Bottles Of Ad amsons Botanic
Baisdm may be had Of your druggist. Pleasant
ssd never falling remedy for coughs, colds,
bleeding from the lungs, asthma, &c, &c.
A-Afse bottles % and % cts. Tryh
nSc are Afsagreeable when you keep
SESuxning and disturbing others. Dr.. A. j.
r. ~. aa,s Cough and Lung Syrup will permanent
IN 'd1 70 tsy DR.. Kimbslrs Bsissm, for
T' Iosds, hoasseAess, Soreness of the
.Inn,,-, CneN, Lnne., &c. A pleasant and
noney refandsd Pdee IS 80 cents, by iii
1yr7.
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Launch Of q Yacht.

Bath, MAY -.
Chas. b. Harrington builder OF Fear
less. "Brends' and Other fast sailing
yachts launched To-day probably the
most able and beautifully modelled vacat
OF them all named he "Efine.~ She i.
OF twenty-three tons aud owned by A.
r. Copeland of Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port
TAur'lAy, MAY d.
ARRIVED
fa.tdeAi.r. 10 Ike, En,iou
IN senator. Hou-cy. B1st0u.
sch o.runto. Hammond. Bo.ion.
CLEARED
>.h CITY Of Ellsworth, Grant; Portland
saturday. MAy l..
SAILED.
Nch ID. :. Lawrence, Davis, Plymouth
~rh Ralph h Grant, Grant, Eoc klAal.
>ch y. Marcy, Bunker BIuehal.
IN Mechanic. Weber Boston.
>ch sarah Elizabeth. Curti =, Bluehlu.
sunday, May j..
ARRIVED
sch Bloomer. stover, Bo-ton
Moniay. Mas -.
ARRIVED.
N Hci Rover. Ally. Boston
>eh tnas Upton, heI. Boston.
Tle-iAy, M4y >.
CLEARED.
sch FArdealcr, Dodge. Boston
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Local. NOTICES.

Tickets for all points west via, Penn
sylvauia Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trun.
Railway from Portland, can be had of q.
C. BurrilI at the lowest rates. Also tick
els TO Portland by Inside line OF Steamers.
Gall and see him before purchasing else
where.
lsti
Pure, Liquid, Roof paint, warranted
to preserve shingles, and fire proof For
sale AZ a. w. Cushman's
Paint your walls and ceilings with Kal-
somine paint. For sale AZ 4. ". Cush.
mans. GwaO
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q. O0r~r Pursaisg = Late Maine
Editor.
LANCASTER, y. H.. Nav 20

LANCASTER, y. H.. May 20.
A sensation is created by the sudden
departure OF Geo. A Colby late Editor
OF the Fairfield Maine Chronicle with
5000 OF his wiie's money. He passed
through Woodvilie Monday en- route for
New York. An officer Is sitter him and
Ia. arras, /. car,ain
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I"-'Hntor cure. Toathacha IA ore moment
3ltf
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c. c. BurrII Agent, at Ellsworth, Ne.

ASSETS
MARKET PRICE.
10000 United States per cent Bonds,
Gold, SlO9 3I2 5o
600 Emitted states Il per cent Bonds
Gold, 10 a75 m
100 United States 6 per cent Bonds,
Gold. 1osls
loo, 90 Massachusetts 5 per cent Bonds
cold, llo,sOo 90
Gold, ul50oon
5000 FAN River. Mass, per cen, ''''' "
Bonds cold, 1880 90
5000 Newton Macs, per cent Bonds
Gold, 5775on
1000 Lynn, Mass, per cent Bonds
Gold. 1880 90
5000 Danvers, Mass. 5 per cent Bonds.
Gold, 81 aS0b0
IL shares First National Bank, Chei-
sea. Mass., I.ipW
100 Shares Manufacturers National
Bank Boston, SOS %
IS shares Merchandise National
50 shares Continental Nationa.
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages and
Real Estate, 5i,soo %
Premiums IN Course ofColection, B,47s IA
Accrued Interest, 4,2sS a
Cash in Bank and Office, 1851 81
Total, $3.50 ,2s7 Is
LIABILIrEs.
| Capital Stock paid In, $50 %
Reserve for Reinsurance, 663i.1O
Reserve Tor Losses, Commissions,
and other Claims, &5S5 IS
Net Surplus, Is 1907.
Total. essAan 8
q. Q. Burrin. Agent.
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I8N TELEGRAPH,
MAINE NEWS.

(Di-p.sehe. to the Ellsworth American. I
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4 Barn Burned by Children.

\ barn aud contents, consisting OF
farming implements and hay, on the
farm OF Edward Perkins, of Newcastle,
was burned this afternoon; II was pro-
badly set BY two children who were
playing in 1t, and who narrowly es-
capped. Loss between 5000 and 500
Insured for s4o0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22
The Finh Ward Contest Settled

GARDINER, May 20.
TIE Board of Aldermen last nigh, sf.
ter examining the remaining persons
whose names were contested, finally
seated Nickerson. the opposition candi.
date as alderman elect from Ward 5. as
after striking out the names of those per.
sons on both sides whom they considered
a. voting illegally. the balance still re-
manned in his favor. The opinion is ex-
pressed that the trouble connected with
this election will have a bad influence
on candidates in future elections where
the vote is close.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-22
Judge s.mssd. IN York COUNTY.

The Supreme Judicial Court opened
to-day, Judge Symonds presiding. This
Is his first term in York County. There
was large attendance Of the bar. The
actions on the continued docket num-
bered four hundred and seventy-eight;
the usual proportion are marked for
trial aud the indications are that the
term will be short. not over two weeks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14

Cough, short breath, pains in the side or
breast, fever, night sweats, tickling, soreness,
or rising in the throat, nervous debility, aphon.
ia, or loss Of voice, kidney affections, &c. To
avoid all dangers resulting from the above, we
know Of no remedy SO pleasant and eftectual
rs DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry. II Is equally valuable In all Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Prudently resort 10
this valuable remedy before serious pulmo-
nary affection is developed. 1t may be well to
state that DR.. Swayne, the discoverer OF this
and other valuable remedies, graduated at the
University OF Pennsylvania, and was for years
connected with the Philadelphia Dispensary,
which brought to his especial care and over.
sight vast variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic. We therefore can, with confidence,
recommend Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, and would caution our readers
to be very particular to obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
as prepared only by DR.. swayne & Son, $50
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. Trial Bottles,
Scents flaEge size, Il, or half dozen, IS. Sold
by leading druggists MyT4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14

ST. LOUIS, January ia Topeka, KS,
dispatch says: Governor elect St. John
was inaugurated to-day with imposing
ceremonies. Over five thousand people
were present, including nine companies OF
militia from different parts OF the State,
Chief Justice Horton administered the
oath oil office. All the newly elected State
officers were sworn in at the same time, A
salute was fired, and speeches were made
by both Governor st, John anil retiring
Governor Anthony. Tonight Governor
st; John held reception in the Govern.
ors private room at the Capitol, and q ball
is now in progress in the Represen tatiyes'
Hall. The Legislature meets tomorrow,
but It is not thought that an organization
will be effected before Wednesday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14
ACARD.
Major sweeney Comes 10 the Front.

Major sweeney Comes 10 the Front.
To he Rote5 Of he City Of U1eeling:
al the Democratic election onthe 18th
inst, was q candidate for nomination for
the office OF City Sergeant. My under
standing was that Il was purely a Demo-
cratic primary, and that none but Demo.
Gratis would be allowed TO vote. To my
surprise | found that Republicans were al.
lowed to vote for my opponent ut many
Of the voting places BY Judges VIGOROUSLY
In his interest. BY this means, although
| have carried five wards OF this city out
OF the eight, am on the face OF the re-.
Turns, defeated by q few votes. This
result my friends believe was pro-
cured by the grossest fraud and
bad faith. Although the vote polled in
the Sixth ward, $50 votes, Is more than
primd yJacia evidence OF fraud, and although
l have asked that the Executive Commit.
tee Of the Democratic party shall canvass
and recount the vote, the Chairman OF the
Committee has peremptorily refused to
call the committee together for that pur.
pose, and refused my reasonable and
proper request. In view Of the fact that
! was undoubtedly chosen their candidate
by large majority Of the Democrats
voting on the 18th instant, and al the
earnest request Of many friends, Of both
parties, have determined to become 4
candidate for the Office OF City Sergeant al
the coming charter election.
most respectfully solicit the votes OF
citizens OF all parties who desire to crush
out ring rule and ring politicians in this
city. ask the votes Of those who desire
to Danish politics from our city affairs
And finally, ask the votes OF all citizens
who desire 10 see broken the ring govern,
ed by the Sheriff OF this county, and who
desire to administer to him a rebnke and
teach him that he was elected 10 attend tc
the business OF the Sherilf-s Office, and moi
intermeddle In every political struggle,
whether interested therein or not, and
whether occurringin the State Legislature
the county, or the city. | desire to sec
whether the people Of this city will ratiiy
the conduct Of the Sheriff and his CLIQUE
by the election OF one OF his henchmerl L
Office. Most respectfully yours,
JAMES w. SWEENEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14

BARLOW, WILSoN, PRIMROSE 4 WEsr.-
This celebrated minstrel troop appeared at
the Opera House last MIG ht 70 an i'm.
mense audience. Standing room was
hardly to be found. The company is, as It Is
Justly reputed to be, Al, in every particu-
lar. Barlow and Wilson, in their end bus.
mess and specialties, fully Sustained their
reputation, and Primrose and West in
their songs and dance, made an immense
Eddie Fox, the favorite violinist in the
minstrel line, was received by his Wheel
ing friends in manner well betitting his
accomplishments, while the Queen City
Quartette, which consisted Of Messrs.
Hawkins, Harley, Templeton and Kelley,
was simply superb. The balance OF the
company did well their part, and further
mention is needless.