Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-02
THEDEMOCRATIC NOMlNATIONs.
A Large Turnout and Good Candidates
Chosen.

I
took place on Saturday evening, and con-
siderinS the fact that there was no oppo-
sition to the denomination of his honor
Mayor MacGonigle, and little or no contest
for the ward offices in most Of the wards, |
the turnout of the sturdy Democracy was
large, and the best Of feeling prevailed at
the several polling places. As will be
seen by the figures printed below more
than 1, 400 votes were cast for mayor. The |
contest for school directors was spirited |
and resulted in the nomination of four of
the retiring members, and two other warm |
fir lends Of popular observation-disclosures.
Haas and Offender. The nominations for
council are exceptionally strong, and it is
believed there will be Democratic gains in
several of the wards. The ward tickets
also have been carefully chosen.
The City Ticket.
The full Democratic ticket as snominated,
together with the Occupat ton and place OF
residence of the candidates, will be found
below
Mayor.
John L. MacGonigle, mayor, Stevens
house.
School Directors.
H.Z. Rhoads, jewelcr, 73S Manor street.
Peter McCOnOmy, banker, 421 West
Orange street.
DR.. John Levergood, physician, 3e3;
North Lime street.
George w. Zecler, liveryman, 13 East
| Lemon street.
F.W. Haas, journalist, 1a0 North Null
| berry street.
Adam Offender, cigar dealer, 533 Church
street.
THE WARD TICKETS.
| First Ward.
| Select Council,
Jacob Reese, liveryman, 155 North
| Queen street.
! Common Council.
Samuel X. Lichty, cutter, ia West
Chestnut street.
John F. Reith, carpenter, 30 North
Water street.
George w. Brown, house painter, 90!
West Chestnut street.
John A. ShOber, paper manufactures,
North Queen and Orange streets.
Assessor.
Joseph Pyle, laborer, 241 North Null
berry street.
Constable.
George Gansc, shoemaker. 80 n. Water
street.
S. W. Shade, attorncy-at-iaw, Grape
hotel
Inspector.
Theodore Trout, clerk, 22O West Orange
street.
Second Ward.
Select Council.
ovtI I, hr,s-.
street.
Common Council.
Charles NJ. Howell, marble mason. 13
,. North Queen street.
William j. Fordney, merchant, 10 EaS
Orange street.
, David McMu!len, attorney -at-law, 81
East Orange street.
Assessor.
J. B. Lichty, clerk, SCI East Kin. street
Constable.
CharIcs'H. Holman, policeman, ID Plum
street.
Judge.
Harry n. Howell, marble cutter, 13
North Queen street.
Inspector.
John 3. McGinnes, cigar dealer, 43 Plum
street.
: Third Ward.
, Select Council.
George =. Sprengcr, bother, 81 sout
, Lime street.
Common Council.
7 Peter Landau, grocer, $40 South Linn
L street.
Philip Doersom, carriage maker, 4
South Lime street.
Isaac Diller, hardware dealer, 141 Sout
Queen street.
Assessor.
;, Franz NeudorH. shoemaker, 80 Sout
Duke street.
Constable
John +. Deichler, policeman, 81 Sou:
: Queen street.
l Judge.
B. +. Davis, attorney-at-k.w. ) Sout
Duke street.
, Inspector.
4; Harry l.. Hartmyer, printer, 500 Sout
e Duke street.
8 Fourth Ward.
Select Council.
Eli Shertzer, tinsmith, 45 South Prime
street.
S Common Council.
$ Charles G.. Rhoads, jeweler, 131 Sout
4 Prince street.
r. f. Bruce, shoemaker, SOC Sout
Queen street.
II. w. Harberger, machinist, 116 Sout
Queen street.
Alderman.
Frank Conroy. law student, 90 iIaz'
street.
o John Dugan, shoemaker, 314 Beave
: street.
Constable.
IL James Coyle, machinist, 3' West Gc
J. man street.
It James A. McElhone, book keeper,
- West King street.
- Inspector.
~ Emanuel Wilhelm, painter, 33352 sOut
+ Prince street.
J. Common Council.
D Abraham Erisman, carpenter, Ala We*
Orange street.
c. Geo. Hacker, harness-makcr, 22O Nor,
y, Mulberry street.
Assessor
% A. G. Brosey, local delivery. G53 We
- King street.
Constable.
s. James Kautz, policeman, 12 North Ma,
/ street.
es Judge.
VIM. Veisser, ciyar-maker, 541 Mariet
ID avenue.
Inspector.
D Harry L. Simons, boOk-binder, "a Nor
- Mary street.
Is Sixth Ward.
Ia Select Council.
30 George w. Zcchcr, liverymau, IL Ea
W Lemon street.