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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
RAILROAD PROSPECTS.
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
R. r. C0MPANI'S MOVEMENTS
IN IOWA COUNTY.
The Proposed Extension Of the Min
eral Point r. R. North.

TIRE Inns or TWO ROADS SURVEYED
FROM MINERAL. POINT To popGE-
WILLIE.
On Tuesday last Marvin Hughitt,
General Manager of the Chicago Il
Northwestern Railway Company,
and G, Il, johnson, Chief Engineer,
paid Mineral Point m unexpected
visit, for the purpose Of examining
the line for the narrow gauge road
which has been located between
this plata and Dodgevillc 10y Supt.
Williams, ct the Chicago 4 Tomah
L. Il, On Tuesday afternoon Mr.,
lIughitt, MIR. Johnson and others
took Il trip To Dodgevillc over the
newly surveyed line. Mr., llughitt
expressed strong faith in the COM
pletion at an early day of the mar
row gauge line from Montfort to
Dodgeville, thence to Madison, and
also in the proposed branch road
between Mineral Point and Dodge
willie.
The proposition heretofore sub
mitted by the Chicago 4 y, W, Il,
Il. company to the people OF tho
town and village of Dodgevillc
wiz: for the extension from Mont
fort and the building of the branch
road) has been withdrawn, A new
proposition will be submitted in n
few days to the effect that il the
people ofDodgevillc will give aid to
the amount of $4,000 (to be paid
when the road is completely the
company will extend the road from
Montfort through Dodgcville to
Madison. The former proposition
provided for the building Of the
branch road from Dodgcvillc to
Mineral Point, and this provision
we understand was objected to by
some of the citizens of Dodgeville,
on the ground that they did not
propose to aid in building n road
which Mineral Point would rean
the benefit of without having aide,
to any extent.
We understand that the Chicago
d N. W, II. Il. Go, will also submit
a proposition to the people of Min,
eral Point, to build the proposed
narrow gauge branch between her,
and Dodgeville when aid to tn,
amount Of $4,000 il guaranteed Il
them by the people Of Mineral
Point, the company agreeing &c
have the ears running upon tho
line before the first of Octo6crneXt
The money aid to be given whol
the road Is completed.
TIE EXTENSION or THE MINERAL
IUINr X. Il. NORTH.
Surveyors are now at work loca'
ting line for the extension of The
Mineral Point Railroad north from
this city. Nothing definite is ye'
known il regard the proposed cx
| tension, but from the best infor
Imation to be obtained, it seems
that the extension is to be mad,
under a new organizat on-that is
the Mineral Point r. r. company
will continue to own its present
road and the extension made
by another company, which in al
probability means the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
For Sale,

House and 10, containing twenty
acres in the City Of mineral Point;
good house and barn, nearly new /;
large ciSten aud good we'll; young
orchard plenty of small fruit trees
on the place, This place will he sold
cheap and on easy terms, Inquire OF
the owner ON tho premises,
.lonN GREEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Walter A. Woods Machines.

| have secured the agency for the
above named harvesting machines
and will hereafter keep stock of
Reapers. Mowers, llarvostcrs and
Twinc-lsinders for sale at my shop,
Just north of the city Hall. a stock
OF Extras for all kinds Of Woods ma
chimes always on hand. Call and see
the Irvine Binder the best machine
yet invented for saving grain.
0m2 NICHOLAS TREWEEk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
4, O. II,

Notice Is hereby given that my wife,
Mary Flannery having left my bed
and board without Just cause or
provocation. will no longer he re-
sponSlhle for debts contracted by her,
and all persons are hereby warned
not To give her credit ON my account.
louN FLANNERY.
Avcco. Wis, May slSt. 1880.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

Losr Between Nh n. Coad's In
Diamond Grove, and the city of Min
eral Point. Il black morocco pocket
book containing small amount of
money. The finder will receive
liberal reward by leaving the same Mt
this office. OF delivering 1t to the I'M
dcrsigncd. i5-2 EDWARD CoAD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Cigars :! Cigars !

Don't fail TO trS them. vt j. \. Sprat-
lcr's.
Legal Blanks for sale at the
DEMOCRAT office
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
DENTIST.
]. M. Hales,

SURGEON DENTIST. ONCE in Coad's
block over G. II James jewery store. Mineral
Point, Wis. %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
THE CATHOLIC PICNIC.
n Success Beyond All Expectations
Receipts Nearly $500.

The annual picnic of 81. Paul's
Irish Catholic Church, Of this city.
was held Oh Wednesday, il John
Ross grove 4 large number Of
people were iii attendance from
ueighbosilg towns. The picnic
was a highly enjoyable affair. And
although tie weather was very
warm tn usual sports were in
dulsed in The day was IIade one
offeal fau md enjoyment, and the
success Of the picnic was beyond
I'll expectation 4 ball was given
III the City Hall il the evening,
wie1 tlm light fantastic toe was
tripod until an carly hour III thc
morning.
1aa receipts III tAc picnic and
ball amounted ~ nearly 5000.
minister relates his experience
thu | take plea ute ID adding %
your many testimonials, That last
Thursday Thanksgiving Day, not b..
iag able u preach ON account Of
Rheumatic pains in the shoulder, /
boeslIt q bottle Of ST. Jacobs Oil
which. after rising several times, re-
lieYed ~ wonderfully DR. r. PICK.
Rochester, n. 81
-
D9u't fail II try ] cooi draught from
I7ulford aeW SOFA fountain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
GLOBE HOTEL
NICHOLAS sHILLEN, pEoPR1EToR.
roo. IL Mich street Mineral Point Wis.

The " Globe f. a arst-class hotel ia Every
respect +. centrally located ard tn1 prices
charged are moderate A good barn n COLI
peclIon vita the motel. y. SmLLEN Prop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
T. w. Wassall,

DENTIST. Mineral Point, wisconsin Onice
over Gundry n Gray's store. Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered for The painless extraction
OF teeth. ~,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
DR.. j. H. Wingender's

DENTAL ROOMS. Successor to the late Dr.
j. j. Coykundall Oldest Office In the county
established 1851 All operations performed
with care and skill aud at reasonable rates.
Drutcbfr CABIN arts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Highland, Wisconsin.
L. 5. Examing Surgeon for Pensions, for Iowa
county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
DRUGGISTS.
j. B. & @. r. Moffett,

dave 4 large stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilet Goods, cutlery, School Books, stationery,
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Give y =
calland get cheap bargains. Sign ofthe Golden
Mortar.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
DR.. w. II. Osborn,

aoMnoPArHIc PHYSICIAN AND cUKeKoN, Miner.
al Point. Office one door west Of Pulfords
drug store
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Farmers Hote

A. McCrrcniN, proprietor, Opposite the depot,
Arena. Wis. Good Stables and Cattle Yards
attached to the premises.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
William Eastman, M. D.

rHYsIcIAS AND SURGEON. Office up ttatrs Il
Lenahan's block. opposite W.T.. HonrSs bank
Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

PuYslclAN AND ssRGEnN, Office and residence
in MIR, Shepard's house on Jerusalem street.
nearly opposite Jerusalem Pump Entrance
from High street between Presbyterian church
and Shvpard's marble shoe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
II. Patched.

ATTORNEY Al Aw. and General Insurance
Agent once over Alton \ Huse,s store
Nillin. Wis 2o-tf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

ATTORNEY NT LAW Highland. Wis. Colloc-
lions promptly attended To. otiCe over Mem
dort * Kreuls store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Wilson g Mc1lhon,
y. Ternes,

ATTORNEYS ANp CoUNsEILoSs AT LAW. ohlct
IN the CITY Bank, Mineral Point Wis. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
DODGEvlLLE D0lNGS.
A Long List Of interesting Items,

PERSON BUSINESS ENTER
rRISF,S.. -rlCNlCS, --IMPRov
TIN NEW Y. NJ. CHURCH RulLp-
lNG,--NEw FIRMS. ---CENsUS.--
RAILROAD MATrIRS,-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
IT Scott Ansley,

ATTORNEY Ar LAW Mineral Point, Wis. Of
ice, east front room. City Hall. ONCE II
Dodge, lille. in with clerk Of Circuit Court.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
o. q. Smith.

ATTORNEY Ar LAW, Dodgcvile, Wisconsin.
Once near the Post oxide Attends 10 the
general pra rlice Of Law N the Circuit Courts
OF the state aud the county Court in all Probate
matters Au.sIu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
PH l'SICI.4NS.
L.B. Mofett. NJ. D.
r. Cosens

Physicians AND SURGEON. n1lcc IN Rear of hls
Drug Store, Mineral POINT. Wisconsin. Is
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Mrs. A. P. Cosen

PaYstcIAN. SURGEON, AND occuLlsr, Dodge
vile, Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Charles Egan, M. D

PnYslctAN, AND AccoucnEuR, DodgeHille
Wisconsin,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

ArroESEYs AND CuuSsELLoRs oface rooms
1yer the Post once Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
MONEY TO LOAN on frst-class real estate
security
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

day Of the election the citizens Of Del
aware should turn out in their might
and cast their votes for Senators and
Rsprr ssntariyts. who would net return
Aim to tie Sebate Chamter ofthe Uni.
ted States from the State Of Delaware.
His scheme. to arrange matters In thi"
state Tor tae election to-day to strip the
Marshal of the power conferred upon
hi q by the las OF ths United States 70
protest the rights OF electors and pre-
serve the purity Of the ballot, Is on q
par with his bill to prevent arrests OF
rspeaters and ballot box suffers on the
day Of the election. And yet Mr.. Bay
ard 10 held up TO rs an emblem Of pur-
ity in politics. If every man who is
unjustly disfranohised could deposit
his ballot to-day the place that has
known Mr. BayaId in the Ssnats from
Delaware would know him NO more
forever. To defeat this mans re-slec
ton to the Senate, would 10 the great
est vic,ory ever achieved BY the Re
publioans In this State.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Rriens,Prosp ecs m In dian n

lSDIAEAPoLIs, Oct. 29.-David V. Ba-
keI, Democratic Rspresentativs.elec,
from the Counties Of Jay and Adams,
last night made speech in Portland
Jay county, In which he declared for
Garfield as An absolute necessity. Rus
eel Blockley, a Democrat who represen-
tsd Possy county IN the last Lsgisla-
lure, with four members of hiS family,
ye,terday came out In card in favor
ot the Republican ticket. The signs are
in favor OF the Republican Party
" they were previous to the October
election. No Republican expects less
than the Octob1r plurality and most OF
tAem look for 10, 900 for Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Tho Inst ApSenI.

Ii there 10 Republican who has not
cast his ballot when this paper reaches
oim, We plead of him TO go and do 80
at once. 1t Is very important that
every Republican in the State legally
qualified In spite Of tho iniquitous as
ses3ment laws should deposit his ballot
and re6uke the party Of frAud ard
iisfranchisemsnt. Although there are
still some 1900 or 1000 Republicans de-
priVed OF their votes through the ini.
quitoUs combination OF sssSssors, Levy
court commissioners and collectors, th e
Democratic parry this day OF the elee-
| ti0n for 1850 feel uncomfortable over
the situation and vera it not for the
Vct3s OF illegally assessed Democrats
and reporters they vou!d still find
themselves In minority VIXEN the
votes are counted or. The contest IN
this county 1t Ia ADMITTED by the
Democrats will bs very close, aud It
may b. possible that the State may be
also very close. A single vote lost to
the party through suptneuess or indif.
ference night defsat the HoD. John w
Hou8tJn for Congress- or prevent Ore Of
the lover countiss from joining Nov
Castle in sleotng Republican Lsg!8,
laturO. A single vote may be the lever
upon which the chances for the election
Of a Utited States Ssnator is balanced.
A single vote may send Republican
to the Uuited States Senate in place Of
Thomas Y. Baynrd vhoIe term Of Office
will expire the 4th Of Mnrch next. We
are net Of those who believe that the
honor OF DslaW2'e is bound up and in
the keeping Of Mr.. B,yard, anymore
than II Is in the keeping of many ether
eminent and illus,rious citizens Of the
5 ste. Delaware is small |! Ia trns but
it has many eOns in whose fidelity and
honor the in:srssts Of ths State Could
bs entrusted. D4lAware now as In the
past has noble sons not nil In the Demo
cratic party. 0ae Of the brightest gene
iu ths casket Of her jewels was John
VI Clayton a whjg, and there are to.
day other jewels In the State thai
would shine SO brightly II the eobwcbo
OF race prpiudios we're swept away
Republicans Of Delaware ths tide Is
rising which will soon carry the party
on to victory.
Every man Who has a vots 10 wanted
to swell tie RANKS. Let thers be no
laggards to-day, end We would call
upon even those who have been ruth
lsssly di'frs Rchise', !, have sweat re-
vsnge by Id leirg sorn4 yield!gg Dem
torlt 70 vote the Republican ticket In
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
That Agreoneps. A


Tbs RRPUBLrcAs was not favored yes
terday with the carefully prepared
ctatsmsntof Senator Baysrd and Mayor
Almond to the public Of the so'cAlled
agreement made between them and u
Is. MArshal McMullen and U. 8. District
Attorney Patterson, that peace and
order might be conserved, nevertheless
the Republicans became we'll. informed
Of what vas going on without such off,
DIAL statement. We have no hesitation
In saying thsgwe believs..sil the parties
c,ncerned in the making OF that agree
rnent wers sincere and really desirous
OF preserving the peace, and 30 far as
the arrangements we're made looking 70
that end there could have been no
ssrio.s objection. 1t was creditabls,
however, TO Marshal Moknllen that
upon his own part he reserved the right
to annui the agreement or rather ar
raugements for keeping the peace che
moment he saw that it's provisions were
being violsted. OF this he had the
most un6oubtsd evidence almost o.
soon as the agreement vss made. 1t
was soon apparent that the city was
being filed up with rspsaters, and
under The arrangements made there
was nothing to hinder them from vot-
ing first and then afterwards arresting
them if they could be arrested. It was
seen that before the proper machinery
could be put into operation TO eject an
arrest the repeater would be beyond
the reach OF arrest. The fraudulent
ticket In tho meantime would have
Leen in the ballot bSx and Of course
could not afterwards be extracted,
though the most positive proofs may
have bean presented that il was voted
by 4 repeater. No doubt had Marsha!
MoMuilen and Mr.. Patterson have
kncwn the trns temper OF the Repubii-
cans no such arrangements would have
been made. THIS intt5r only had one
source Of protection frcm fraud and Vio-
lence, while the Democrats had the
combined police EOTos OF the Mayor OF
Wilmington and the Sheriff Of the oOun.
ty, Rad i. is not surprising that they
should bs opposed TO the slightsst Eeu
blGnoe OF @ weakening Of the only pro.
tsc.ing power that thsy had on their
side. They knew what they had to
contsud with. They knew by the bitter
experience Of tho past th2: many OF the
persons that would bs appointed by the
Mayor to keep the peace would be somO
Of the we'll known re9esters Of tke city
and under these ciIcum
stances their opposition to any shadow
or appearance Of compromise with
such men o0uld not bs wcnde ered at.
We therefore with xll ether ci!i8ens
Who want q fair and honest election
think that tho Marshal was fully justi
fable in giving fair notice to Senator
Bayard and Mayor Almond that owing
to the preparations which he sSH
around him ny the DemOcrsts to not
only eountenSncs but cOmmi. fraud, !
the understanding previously arrived
a. was void. The United States stat
nteS are very pisin ard exploit upOn
the 6pt jeot, aud their full and faithful
Ut cannot fail 10 result in a |
ia!r and honest election.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
The Hand % nay ar d'a.

Hon. Thoma, Y. BsyArd's hand va
distinctly felt in the present cSuPaigl
which closes at S o'clock this evening
The cRmpai IN has not only been an an
mated o 10 bot L. has besn noted 70,
the iraud which has marked every
foot OF 8 pro- sress on the Democratic
side. Al he outset tbs Republicans
had to commence not only with 1860
in New Castle County alone left of Iho
assessment, bat with between 400 and
500 names OF Democrats Illegally az
Ses3ed by the assessors. The ttruggle
with the Levy Court during the March
session to hersuade it to do simple act
Of justice In placing upon the assess'
men. the names Of those whom the as.
SCISSORS LEFT of will not soon be forgot
zen by the active partioipaats. Their
came the morta ,ation OF finding that
large lumber of names even after they
had been placed upon ths assessment
aGd been dropped before they reached
he tax collectors duplicates
Then q new phase Of the can.
paisn opened no. The hiasissip
pi plan of h0idiag elections wAs
introduced and at ths Inspectors eleO
ton tbrse districts were stolen boldly,
openly, outrsgeously from the party
which had honestly carried them. Here
tle hand Of Mr. BsyeFd appears in the
transactions. It is Of nomentou5 con.
sequence to him that the frand should
stand as the d-ci6ion OF the people In
the knis sht maadamus case Ofthe Ninth
Ward at Georgetown, though Bot a
counsel, | is intense interest Is showr
by volunteering information and ad-
vio8 TO tn- CIuEssl Tor the defendant,
and why Because it @1s a mater Of
some thirty votes ss be himself ex.
resssd II, and those thirty votes Il
cast ag AUST him might keep him fror4
BE- Dg returned 10 the United Statss
Senate. This then seems to be the ap.
parent reason for hr. Bsyari's nost
int, nss ipt+r-st In the present osr,
paiEn, and though it might look as il
his Influence was cast upon the sido Of
traud 10 outsiders it Gao be accounted
for in no other way than that the ends
j ustifed the means.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

The Republicans Of Delaware will
poll l3, 500 votes to day which will be
larger vote than was ever polled by
any party in the State. Had there
been q full and fair assessment they
woald have polled 5000, and Lave
given the State to Garfield and Arthur,
elected Judge Huston to Congress and
defeated BLvard Tor ths Senate. As il
is we are not discouraged. The indica'
tions are that the Republicans will
cleo! their whole ticket in Now Castle
County, and the outlook in the lower
oouut.45 is hopef1l. b tho resull
what it may, the Democracy viii have
n Itics s-rv3l upon it t4a1 the State Is
cutting loose from ito Bourbon moor.
ipgs, aud it will b9 only a q ls5tion of q
shor: tins when her nam will be- ip
) riosd upon tbs Republican pyramid.
Only fraud and triCkery caa defeat ths
Republicans to-day and postpon their
march TO victory two years longer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

Col. INsEEsoLL bad he largest audi,
ence ever ass Dblzd Ia the Whining
ton Opera House and for two hours and
ton minutes he electrified bis hearera
with an inexhsustibls fund Of origir2
argument, satire aud humor whieI
made the time glide swiftly by and
when he closed the only regret waa
that he did rot continue longer. His
arg u nents we're convincing and left &c
excuse for longer continuing Demo
crGt. He predic.ed the election Q,
Garfield to-day by solid north.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
pEGIsrERS ORDER.
REd}ISTYHE opETCw
NEW CASTLE OoTrrv on,obs "a

~ II
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Ootober 10, 1890.
UDon the application Of Hester r. gny
goyno, Administrative OF Hannah ]. Fonte
late OF wilmington Hid. in said county. dnc'd
IL Ii ordered and directed by the Ra
g1ster shat The Administrative aforesaid. etye
notice OF the granting OF letters OF Admin.
Btrstlon upon the Estate Of the deooas q
Ga, WIN the date Of granting thereof. by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
Iorty Gays from the date Of suoE letters in a =
OF the most public places Of the county oi
rev oastle. requiring all persons having do.
mahds against the Estate, to present he same
or aDlde BY an act Of Assembly in sDob ooSt
.nene and provided. And aise oause ths
s same 70 90 inserted within the same period in
tne DKLAwARR RHPUBLIoAr, a nswmane,
pohlsned In Wilmington, and to be ooI snnsd
therein Lnree weeks, te-o-d)
GVen under the hand and Real n,
LIS Ohoo OF the RcriSter aioresaid NJ
80 New CGstlo, In New Castle oountT "
s'ofesaior the DAY and year above writtsn.
ny,,,,,,,u SO. BIGGS, Register.
NuTlCE.--AH perRsns hovin1 n,oi,,.
egaihM the Estate Of tho deceased np.t r,.a'
seDt the same, duly attastod To ths hdmtpto, pio'
traIilx' W. on or before Tot. 10, 1881. or sbide
toe sct oi Assembly In suoh cage noas ~ snu1 aoH
IEo'ided. HESTER /. DUau W Y"T. M"
Address .-wilming.on. Del. bolDih'''fslls. ,s.,o
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

their place. This last appeal may
strike the eye Of come Republican who
has not voted before it is too late. II
It does let It be o reminder that that
Republican has not performed his whole
duty to his country and his party un'
til his ballot is safely deposited in the
ballot box.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

Tue Philharmonic Society, OF New
York, will visit the Philharmonic SO
cissy, OF this city, on the 18Th inst.
an3 will give concert in the Opera
House. The home organisation Is re.
hssrsing q oopcsrt, which will b. ren,
dsred about the lst OF December.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
LICENSE APPLICATIONS,

NOT,CE.--I, JOHN j. DOUGHERTY,
~ do hereby give notice that I shaI
apply to the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
State oil Delaware, In and for the County e
New Castle, on Monday, HoVemh l6, being
he first day OF the November term, A d.,
1850, for license 10 keep an inn or tavern,
commonly known az the United States Ho
tol, N. W. cor. Water and French streets.
In the Second Ward OF the City o.
Wilmington, Covnty and STATE sfore
said: with the privilege Of selling intoxioat
ing liquors In Iess quantities than ono ousrt
to be drunk on Tho premises, and the foIJop.
ioR respectable citizens recommend the SAID
application, to wit:
Chas. IL Beckett, John Plunkett
J. W. Reynolds, James Chrilty'
Vim. LegR, Jos N, Locke
J. b. Brison, u. ID. Hamsr
Theodore Steele, q. II. Ford
Thos. Reynolds, VIM. Huntor
Miehell Kenny, Eoteyt Wallace
II. X. Bowman, T., j. Freye
sFo W. Hrny, Lewis Sasse,
hichar' b0oth, Chas Vo9elhasher,
EvanI Pumely. Chas Reynolda
!. n. merritt, W. II. Quinn,
Samnei hfOers, Chaa. HeyI,
geo: OHlver, John McHugh.
loooSt JOHN }. DUUGHERTY.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Balls.

TIE 6rst annual ball Of the Fleet
wood Assembly will be given in Web
3tet's Dancing Academy ". night.
The McCloskey Social Club will give
its second annual ball on Friday even
ing, Dsoember Ord.
The first annual ball OF the Rose Bui
Assembly will occ1r on Friday evening
January 80.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

THE REPUBLICAN, will publish an extra
This evening as soon as the returns ara
received from the city and such othei
returns as may have been received by
that time.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

WoEEtScwgS, think well before you
cast ballot, tor party, which, how
sver they may now wish they hSd
kept sua1y" Oh tho subject, certainly
-xprssssd tae,r .ruo sentiments, when
they inserted in their platform tnat
they believed in "a Tariff for revenue
only"