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Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
For the Smyrna ri
Letter from Frederica.

Mr.. EDIToR-- Dear Sir Sir:-Thinking that a few lines
from this place might not come amisS, and our town
is not often heard from, will try To represent it in
few lines.
business is brisking up here a little Mr. s. W
Hall is preparing to put up tomatoes quite large
scale and besides running his factory he has rem
ted the IIusk Factory of r. Parkinson Il Co. and will
use it this summer as branch factory to his already
immense concern.
Last Thursday evening quite large delegation from
this place went to Camden to witness the perform
ance at their dramatic entertainment, which took
place on the 18th and 10th inst This is the first
effort of the young people of that place and it was
drama: The Fruits of the Wine Cup" with the fol-
lowing cast of characters: Mr.. Hamilton, Mr. j. Hall
Hinsley; Mr. Bailey, Mr.. K. W. Sharp Mr. Charles
Bailey, Mr.. Pennel C. Cooper; Policeman, Mr. Charles
smith Mr.. Andrews, Mr.. j. l.. CarrOw; SpecuatOr
| Mr.. II. ?. Morris; jeremiah, Mr. Grer Cooper; Miss
Kate Hamilton, Miss Marian Hnsley: Mary. Miss
Mollie Mcbride; Sarah, Miss Anna Mcbride; Flora
Miss Anna Sarde. With but one or two exceptions,
each one played their part with credit and success
| as to bring repeated applause from the audience
| Miss Hinsley in depicting the su!ferings of the
| drunkards daughter, drew tears from the eyes OF
many of the fair sex, many of whom, perhaps have
themselves witnessed i'll real life, what Miss HnSley
| carried out on the stage. After the drama the farce
| My Turn Next" was played with equal success to
| each of the participants. On Friday evening the
| drama, Michael Erle," played before crowded
| house; the rendering of which considered fal
superior to the performance of the previous evening
| On Friday evening Miss E. S. ChadbOurno paid
visit to this town and entertained the people will
several selections i'll cOcution which was highly ap
precated by those who were present. so much so tha
pressing invitation was given her to give another
reading on next Thursday evening which invitation
| she has accepted. We predict for her crowded
| house on the above named evening. We also hOp'
that the day is not far distant when shall have h
| pleasure of hearing Miss Gertie Bunnel give o
her interesting and instructive entertainments helC
! The NJ +. Sabbath School of this place contemplate
J.W.W
FREDERIcA, May 10Th, 1879.
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The rains in the Western States have washed away
the fright in regard to the wheat crop.
On Friday there were five public executions in diff
fercnt parts of the country and in each case there
was bungling work.
New York is chuckling over the discovery of an
oyster bed in Long Island sound near Eaton's Neck,
which is thought to cover ten square miles.
The first barrel of the new crop wheat flour sent so
the New York Exchange from Summit county
Georgia, sold Tor charitable purpose on Wednes
day last and brought S21.
From present prospects the general Appropriation
bills do not seem likely to be passed by Congress until
the very day of the fiscal year all the intermediate
time being occupied in attempts to force the enact
ment of offensive provisions.
In the United States Senate Monday, the legislative
appropriation bill again under consideration.
Mr.. Blaine made political speech, during which he
reflected on the loyalty of the people of Delaware
during the war, which elicted d spirited rejoinder
from Mr.. Bayard.
The sales of cotton for the future delivery in New
York Monday and Tuesday reach the total of 25OOOO
bales, at advance of q cent to l cent per pound
There has not been so excited scene the cotton
exchange for long while consequent upon advances
of a strong market in Liverpool
If the dispatch from London, in regard to Indian
affairs is not incorrect India would seen to be i'll
more infamable condition just now than since the
mutny. The statements in the dispatch imply thai
the whole western half of the empire, from Peshaw
all the way southwark to Bombay is in a mutinou
condition-an implication that scarcely admits o
acccpeance.
a colored State convention was held in Richmond
Va .1onday, to perfect organization to enforce the
rights of the cOlored under the law. Speeche:
were made by ex-Congrcssman Cain, of South Caro-
lima. and the chairman, W. Croane, colored lawye
of Richmond, favoring the emigration Of colore(
people to the West if their legal rights were not &C
corded at the ballotbox and elsewhere. Resolution
TO the same effect reported and extensively dis
CuSsed.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

A splendid line OF Hats, Fur and Straw,
at j. L. Phillips eE Co.'S.
Ready Mixed Paints, Sl.50 per gallon, at
Wilkinson's, Market Street.
Splendid all Wool Suits, SIS, $40 and $l2,
at Phillips & Co.'S.
r. NJ. johnson will have in lot of
Ladies' Fine Button Shoes of the Latest
Styles from the best makers.
Hard Times no More. Phillips & Co.'S
Stock beats every thing for cheapness.
Equal to city stocks is my fine line OF
Gents Furnishing Goods at lower figures
than city dealers get for same quality.
Remember you can buy for boys or men
shirts from 30 to so inches, at S. l.. Kahn's,
next to Postoffice.
For Cheap and Reliable Ready. Made
Clothing, go to the Popular Clothing House
of John E. Phillips & Co.'S.
If you want any thing in the Clothing
line, call at Phillips & Cos. They have
the Cheapest and Best Stock in town.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
FOR SALE.

Twenty Tons Of Timothy Hay.
Apply To
may 2l-iW ROBT. DENNEG, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.
,oth's season will open week after next.

Rehoboth's season will open week after next.
Strawberries will be shipped from Sussex nextweek.
Henry Prices barn, near Port Penn, was burned to
the ground on Sunday night
District stewards Of Dover district NJ u. Church,
will meet at Harrington on Thursday.
Frederick will entertain the Methodist Preachers
Association for three days beginning from the 9th
inst.
u,ro,borr;oa wore shipped from Crisfed on Thurs
day' This was the first shipment from the peninsula
this season.
The fruit commission men of New York and Phila.
delphia have their agents oil over the Fehsula So
lcitng consignments.
too,or r Vandeyer. who was for ten years Register
of wills for New Castle county and VINO heId other
county offices, died on Saturday
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
n,IiELRIEE,S GAIE

C1EERRIFF'S SALE
- BY virtue of writ Of A. Vcnditoni Expunas to
me directed will be exposed to Public sale, at the
Hotel Of Peter z. Collins, III the Town Of smyrna.
Duck Greek Hundred, Kent County and state of
Delaware, on TUESDAY the 18th day JUNE, 1879
at clock T. NJ, the following Real Estate to wit:
All that certain tract piece or parcel Of upland and
marsh situated on the public road leading from
smyrna To shorts Landing. in Duck creek Hundred,
Kent County and State Of Delaware, adjoining land of
john Mustard land Of Jonas kei>cr. land Of James
Lovc%ruW, land of John ScrycsOu. land of -- John
son and other lands and said to contains about TWO
Hundred COD Acres of illabic Land, and about Two
Hundred and Fifty t2j0J Acres of Wood Land. and
about Four Hundred and Fifty 450l Acres Of Marsh
Land, ag%Tcgatu;s in the whole Mn, HGNG.Cd 600
.icrc" ct Ldd, the same more less: the improve
mCntS upon which ale Il twU;lid -a-haf story frame
DWeiling-Iluusc with tNO-story Back building
attached. and u two-and-a-half story Brick Dwelling
House with tWo-stOry Kitchen attached, two small
SmOke-Houses one small Mlk-lIOusc, one large Barn
one Carrageousc, two Stables, 0nc-and-ahalf story
frame Tenant House, and other small Houses
Seized and taken in execution as the property o.
ABEL. }. ItEES, and will be sold for cash.
FRANCIS NJ. DUNN, Sheriff.
HeriBS office, D0yCr Dr.,
HGy -, 1879. may 2l-jW
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
DEATHS.

TSCHTDY-In this town, this morning, May DIST,
Winbert, son of W. W. and Hcnrcttic W. Tschudy,
The relatives and friends of the family invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of his
father W. w. Tschudy South Street. on Friday after
noon at o'clock. Intermentin GlenwOod Cemetery
PRINIROSE-In Wilmington, on the 10th inst, Her
bert E.. infant son of JOS II, and kebecca &. Prim-
rose, aged months and Is days
PRIMROSE.-In Wilmington, on the 18th inst. OF
consumption Rebecca C., wife of JOS. Ii. Primrose
in her 3Sth year.
RITTENHOUsE--In Philadelphia on the 18th inst
Harriet NJ. wife of Rev. A. Rittenhouse.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21

FREDERIcA, May 10Th, 1879.
Smyrna times., 1879-05-21
G9e Smgrna Gimss,
!SnzY2'n0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, May 81.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFEcKEE, Editor and Pub
Usher, at Smyrna Delaware.
-SUBsCRIPTIoN-O year 500 in advance, of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
Seven Cents line for rthe irstnsertion subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcents. Aiberaldiscount
made to quarterly, semiGnnual and yearly adverti'
serS.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents pei
line
, 1879-02-12

The public will oa panied 10 learn that Bishop
Foley lies Ut Ills ho!nr, No. 275 Ohio stseet, In
very critical coalition. Nis disease !s bronchial
PNEUMONIA. and, though not Ut m aggravated
Type, hs u,ed!rai attendants say that bis ease u
= critical ul,u DANGEROUS Gus, aud particularly 70
because VI tic Bishops tuI!-bioodcd actsss scsn-
permanent. They do not, however, despair OF
bis recovery. This history Of the re7eread geu-
tls.nau's present troubles dates back 70 lat
week, when he contracted severe cold while
attending 4 fuprral service II Baltimore, ais
former home, wherc he has been on visit.
before lsaylDR baltimore he CONSULTED ply
4letaus, glsd oniy undertook The journey hea,s
tlat hs might be alle 10 keep III appointment
to oiliciake II dedlcation Survives last Sunday.
Iis reaeneti This c,ty Saturday night, feeling de-
cided!y out Of health. he thought uat nIyht'a
rrst would restoss hin. and enable hl,n TO KEEP
The sppolntulent v htch he ~ much desired to
fulall. sunday morning hs Wa no better, aud
ksue lor DIR. +. Il. uavls.
Not uutl Monday did 10 show auy alarming
SYMPTOMS. Then The uulnistakxhle sStdruces
OF pneumonia maplfvstet themselves.
Only oue lung u Affected, and ,has
only In paet, but, Tor the seasons
above stated. The saestsou Il dangerous,
, 1879-02-12

:.
nav believe that 4 conviction could Dc had, Rt'1i
furthermore, that the meta alleged 10 have been
rHumtie.i were barred by the statute OF lint
tnstoh. rte. With thc understanding thnt INC
tc cnsc, tie Stalc's Attorney consented to
nolle pr0te9ut ttr!ng entered. mud t'ic Core So
ordered. Mr.. Fay did not represent Mr. Hon
nev In the case, ,r anv Of The presenting VIZ,
misses except Mr, Mllarj. nor lid hc prttcilu
10, as was trT0neously stated III Que ot tie
afternoon papers.
, 1879-02-12

Wasltnetan news from fonr 10 six weeks DID,
For t!lc ll!inoia Legislature 10 purchnae this
1hrarr at 4 fair valuation would be graceful
act. .1udec l3rccsc'a namo for nearlY half
century VIVA closely tnterwoVon with the leKtsla.
tive aMt judicial htstnry of ic statc, mud to
none OF her citfzcns Was she ever more indebted.
He took lively interest In MI thu us'blc works
which laid thu foundations II her .ptefenr pros
perity, md nothing should he lift undone to
keen hfs memory green. But II
the proposition .is to buy these books on
account Df their valuc, anh bccausc thcy would
form all cxccllent addition to Tho etate Library,
tllrm glance At tic above summary Of them
Will slow that such proposition, II applied to
at tt.e books, would apparcnttv he mistake.
The library nt Springfield nov has, with few
exceptions, oil The bucks In Judge Brccscs libra
r. which It needs. Those exceptions arc The set
Of Illinois session laws. and perhaps ono Of two
other hooks. Tic Government documents are
Of no particular value. Tie English reporls the
State probably already possesscs. We're the
collection put NJ, 1t auct!on, 1t would probably
bring, after taking out few books, only small
sum OF money.
, 1879-02-12


The will Of tho 1ata Henry N. Gould wns proved
ai.l admitted TO probate yesterday. The will pro-
yidcs that, alter funeral cxpcnscs. etc., arc pat,
the sum Of $500 be a1vcn to l,!s'wife, Sarah +.
Gould, within twenty days after his death. The
homestead, No. III Calumet avcnt1c, is also
given to the widow In case shc elrcts to take It
in lieu Of $4,000 out Of her dover property.
10 his daughter, Mary Gould, be bequcatts the
annual income Of *d000 md he directs Its c1-
ceutors to invest such portion Of lls cstate IN
the manner they deem prupcr. In The crent Of
tier tiocease tl.ts tu.Ml Is to become part OF the
resiluarY estate. She Is also to receive tho
benefits Of the insurance policy, anu, I'll case Of
failure Ia realize On this amount, the executors
nre directed to make Rooi tie amount. All the
rest ind residue VI tie property. real n,ld per.
sonn!, In bcqueathGd to his avc children, Ju1fa,
Carnclia, Ellen, Phoebe, auti John could. to be
divided equally bGtHecn them, but subject to
the right Of dover ot the widow. The executors
arc also empowered to defer tue pay nlcnt 0f
any dcbss due thu estate to such time aa sl,py
mny SEQ fit. They aro also empowered to mako
a settlement of the interest Of deceased In tic
tlrnl Of Gould, Briggs e. Co., tn such manner as
they may agree upun with the surviving part
ners. Each child, with the exception nf tho
daughter MarY, for whom special provision fs
made, Is to receive tho sum Of $500 upon ar
rlvlnG at tnaiurlty, and S3,cO0 OF that sum In
case Of marriage before TINT time. Provision Is
ma1a for tho support A!iu education vi tie fn1n-
era and rights
The wilt IL witnessed hy Friend II. briggs,
Matt j. Merritt, uni Cllarlcs Fleetwood. In
der The provisions OF thu vii! utMfnlatrator's
letters were Issued to John y. tloulu md sara1,
+. uould. alld bond Of $780, ,0U was approved.
, 1879-02-12

Yesterday's disbursements at the Sub-Treas-
ury amounted To FL, ,G0.
The traffic In i per cents at The sub-1Ecasury
Is nE vnrnblo Us l1.e moods Of the average prla
donnu, Monday tho subscriptions amounted to
$:B, ,0U0; yesterday they fell to s1,5o0.
Tile receipts from internal revenue at Col
lector Haryuy's oil'ce yesterday amounted to
3.t,574, OF which $!4,4!7 was for tux.paid ap!r-
Its. ,yUJ for tobacc0 aud cigars, uud $37Q tor
bcer.
Assistant u -Distrirl-Astorney Jesse A. Baldwin
recently entered intO partnership With sllss
Fanny n. lsrrtou, Vi Crystal Lake, fos . i!fe
terra. Boa'es il lAe only rcl,slulug bachelor GU
deck.
Cul. Kcclr, at Collector Smiths stafY, and
Surgeon 7. ". Miller, Of the Marlne Hospital,
were tO tayc Made their first Inspecting trip to
illu BUCK iaTtts tv~day, hut, owing 10 Surgeon
aiIllcr'A l!'uess, II has beeu poatponcd lew
u4,a.
Tic waehsu,ush Disttllsrv, mora iam!llasly
knuwn ID tllr u,d Hlucktlawk. was closed our
last hight, atd will pass tu-uay tntu tlle banda
ri lhr Chicago Dwlilliug COMPANY, Which has
bought uut Mr. Charles Wachstnuth's interest
IN l1It busncsS.
Tie Collector OF Customs clves notice that
II The HIastrrs uwipFs VI vcsses will, ~ soou
aa practicable, e iu his office iuI examination
l!lvlr accounts Of AtsItal dur4 CtltertIa uuriug
the l.st sclson It VIII greatly facilitate the
t'ewat Of ntus!ne paptss Oh tic opena'ls VI heSi
Eatlou.
The Ease Of Ki.smar, the West Ma.llson street
| saIuoltkreprr whO was weighed In I'll. bataucr
| and found wanting as to i l!ceilse. llus ueri
| transferred tu tllr district CURT uu inIouna
| tfoll, tie peaccuble tud whereof VIII prubably
| 10 ,t!c usual tnr. Henry ". Shorh, tbs " 1n,s
haEu County nun, AlItIsc enau was transferred
In sitnIlar way some TINS asu, pleaded guilt
yesterday Xnu r1!u the fatr.
, 1879-02-12
MICHIGAN AVENUE.

TURNING IT uvEH TO TIE MOUTH rARR.
Tie Committee appointed at the meeting Of
prurcrty.owncrs at ttr Palmer House Monday
night to consider the best interests VI t!e hill
now before the Legislature to g1ve tic Park
Commissioners control over certnIn streets held
meeting yeateriav afternoon nt the of'ice OF
Hitchcock 4 Dupce. In Portland Block. There
were present John e. Dore, Euos Ayrcs, F. II.
kaics. Col Thompson, j. II. Walker, and Nathan
Corwlth. A Telegram was rruti from Senator
Bash announcing, tint the snatter haul been nnde
the special order for Tomorrow. and urging the
Committee 10 send on any amendments they
had TO propose. ~: Hitchcock, WIG WIS
unable to attend thu meeting. sent ir tie
amendments As drafted ly lin, which wtlE be
scnator Basi1. Tlc Committee discussed this
draft. and made tome additions to It, alHl for-
war.1ea II to Springfield last evening scnator
Dash Will have cargc ct t!'c measure. anu 20
nfic will be sent specially TO TorK tDf II. lhe
bill A. Approved Is us f01luws:
a Hill for an act 10 authorizes Park Commission.
ern 10 esublisn, maintain. md regulate drives 10
public parks nntl lpoueyaIds.
| Fark Commissioners shall have power TO connect
sny public park. boulevard. Of driveway nMdor
eany, e. S viz sss r.. seee"s and
meeting street OF streets o. part thereof ieang to
sse sscs 10 s a. sksa Hi fss s tssss
ssasSe q; sts a,:'stsasoss of :aeh R.,s;;
IT the eosrots.e authorities having eontIo!
| Of my snrl street or, stEccta 70 tar
luz oi ths owners ot najoriiy ii the froniagu nf
tho lois and' lnrds abnttIng on slclI rtrcct or
streets, 10 Inr ~ taken. rhaiI DC lrat obtained.
SEE. !. That such lOatl 0t lark Commissioners.
or such cofpuEa.e autsnflties. as arc q iaw
authorized to levy taxes Or nssc'+,'enss for The
improyo such strect ur rtrcets ID suel, manncr 40
they may ircm best, anl for thnt purpose thcy hr1
, 1879-02-12
THE CITY.UA.LL.

About q, 600 worth Of scrip was redeemed
yesterday.
Tue City Treasurcr's cash receipts Yesterday
footed up "a, IT'S.
Four cases Of scarlet fever we're reported
yesteruny at the Ilealth-Ohlee.
Bids for cast-iron covers for manholcs and
catct-tas:ns we're opened yesterday by the
board Of Public Works.
The Committee ou Streets antl Alleys Of the
South Division Will meet Monduy attrrnuun to
discuss illc opening Of Butiert!cll street.
The City Collector received sl0,000 yestert1ay
on account Of the special assessment Tor tile
widening Of State street from Jacksou to
Twelfth.
The South Tuwn Collector brought to the
TREASURY $4.Glt IM scrip, nnl ti!e Surtn Town
Collectors contribution was 81 Ut. Ihe dis
Lursctnunts wcru 800 IN cash.
The Committee On Elections meets Thursday
aftcrnoon at 0 o'clock 10 consider the question
OF the long all.l surt term in tho Seventh Ward
between tsiortlan anu McNa,ly.
Two rcs!gnattonawere handed to the Police
Superintendent: YeScrlay,-William II. Jones,
nj The Twenty Street Station. ana Au'
Tile Hualth Department reports MI unusually
Email amount vi lluQ-ssaugl.te1tng at this ecsl-
sun, tllr ntl,noeE iIot exceeding 14,ouo per !lay'
Several ot the houscs are temporarily closed.
Tie Finance Committee met yesterday after
noon, anu made Lnni review OF tlu: rsttHutrs
befure subtnttiny them tu the Cuuncsl. NJ
changes were nladc. The report WAS aligned,
at,.i viii come before tic Council Monday.
The t1codorIz!ng apparatus Of Steiu, l{irsh d
Gu. at Bridgeport exploited lust Sunday, n1Ht
during MundaY they continued 10 run tlle COLI
eern, producing 4 widespread a,nl most offensive
stcnesi,, At o'cloek Ala.,day evening they were
ordered to closr, a,ll they will remain closcd
nnti1 n nrtf nnfne1ttlA Ia 30fthCDfElNHs
, 1879-02-12

ycrfc,l, they must modify or GIVE up their lying
DueiucsB advertisements. That vas doing H.
tie too mich, tlmy 'honaht, aud .ilMv Didn't
THIN thrrG wns the atlaltcrcr,-the mat' who
really wnulh like To be Christian, hut he
cs'sth,n't give up hfa sensual qualification, an.
hcslles, flrrc were some thinta In the i5lne 20
hard to understands for Instnncc. 3osh'ta's
sun "a. stilt1 Thcrc were also tls"e WHO
DELAYED The choice hctwern Jesus Christ a.Nl
the service Of The world. For ali Of these there
were tl':. most sofcn'n waFnings, iie who wa
preached 10 tt.e people NJ this world Whs e!lt'er
a Savior 10 them or arJut1eo to th nj:
The speaker tad aoine ~ mpnthy With the con-
stttu!lonal dnnbtcrs, fnnny Ut whom we're no
doubt hnncat !nqurcrst but there wcrr promises
by Chttst ot salvation to those who honcst!v
sn10lIt Him, mud any one. no matter what tIis
maxi, Zip, would, II he toncst'y put himself tn
the an.ls OF tesus Christ. and studied the New
Testament, ffn.l II WAS all tsne. The speakers
carlv. ltfe was sncnt atnonr inisslcl:. tnt. oy
farming resolution to honcstl. seek Christ,
by abandoning hnself to Christ an.l striving to
know unt! do Ills will, be had found tho peace
whlri, tossetIi all knnwtes1Ge
Finally. The morning was coming. Indeed, We
were fAr along In the meridian of The t}Ospcl
day. There wns morning. a day, n,rl illcr q
morning fur those who wot,hl hear tlle nessaee
nf NNl. For them It was only light For
tt,oso who would not hear tic message Of God
tl,erc WAS aisU, after the t3ospcl morning.
another night Fur evcrv sinner whoever he
might bp, there was tho night OF death attl
Judgment coming. aini after that there was the
nwIul night described tn tie Dtb'c - lcln1
outer dnrkucss. Let tlvm thank God that that
nwful night, out Of which was born no morn.
in0, waa atti distant from them: that they
wcro still surro,,n.ic.l by The light Of Him that
Iigtteih every man that cumcth intn t1e world
I'M. II they would. they might know Cod, nntl
the peace, nm tile b1essedneee, md the strength
OF feItowshtp IN ihc salvation nf Him who Ind
brouHh. It from Tod tu us BY Ills death and res
ufrectfon.
In conclusion, Mr.. pentecost warned his hear
crs not TO nut pf tho day Of salvatiOit lest once
Col nigh niIswer back, "{io thy wny.h
after The meeting the usual inquiry services
were held, large numbers remaining to takt
part In them,
, 1879-02-12
TWELFTH WARD.

A. meeting Of thu Republican Club Of the
Fourth Precinct of the Twelfth War! was held
Mt No. D}8 West Madison street last eycnitlQ, j.
II. Sut,uers iu the chair. Ihe oil! officers were
reelected, nntl The sllm attcndancc suggested
the importance Ut takiug stcps to srenre larger
nttcnuattc III thu future, which was aetcd upon
bv tbs secrctary hetlR stturtcd to send postai-
cards to oil Vi The Republicans 10 ttie precinct
inviting tlttn to tncettnE 10 10 hela at tile
sa,,,e place week fron Friday. The Club was
then nltlrtssetl By Joseph D.. Everett. ot,c Of
the numerous candidates lur Alllersnan,-u resi-
dent uf The west cnI OF the wnn1, who
promised TINT III thus uycnt Ut tis ELECTION hc
would faithfully represent 'he people a1tl n1sh
forward certain needed public improvements.
Mrssrs, Russell, Crane, and Cumpbrll also
spoke, but not as ca,llidates. They. advocatel
l,uncit PRIMARY clcvtons, nttl the holdn9 ot
lstm In ouch precinct, In view OF tho tnct that
thu ward would be tho battle-ground at the
spring ctccttnp. They beloved 1hat II the CLUB
tuox tIle sturt 1t could coutr0l the ward IN the
,natter of SECURING an honest primary, MI" al.
yocasca tllc Ila1i!nE VI u thorough canvass ot
tIu yutcrs, but 10 octun WIS talieii.