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Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
THIRD EDITION.
MAS0UERADE AT DOVER.
The Social Event Of the season ~
the Aotel Richardson.

Is ,,,,,,,I.r Of DAYS mast the people
rn, " ~ haT,, h,..n in high glce over
oi Do ','.',',,,naI. L,l, which took place
the ihahq", ,'i'5,t at IN. Hotel Richard
W i,u,'S ,,.''r'7 hrsily engaged in rrrpar-
son an, ",' ior tie occasion. As
ing tieii 1' S..iIi.,.I the bail was the
previously Pit, 49,, and was the
social eETu' w "a, ,,,,,.n IA that town.
Ino9' VI ''''''i' ,.,,,osuu,.radrrs were
Inc c"S,u"l'' W ''' I'D ti.. SIGHT wa, a
fich anu h"'''', w.. la,,c,r,- mike thai
pleasing o'' ~ ,,,,. exceedingly
OF the maui ,,,,i,, 81 fine dancer,
Eooa am W, 81" III ,,.,,. ,ir,r IN the SPA
laise' ..,i ~ I %.'F a. tIa hotel, thereby
cionH ul'.','- ''''', r,,.,, t,r m, merry dan
ahofo'Is aux, orchestra furnish
GERS, il"' ~, a.. .,.'a,.iou and every
e1 tie llln'i ~ ~ ,,, -f,ctorily \ nun
thi'lS pass .,..,,,'i,,. ,ytr, presrri
Der % '.,'' ~. ,t,,' t,..,;,-itio, MANY
ana LOON l''', -, ,,' vr, furnished by
VI Wv MI ,,,,phl,l.Irhia Among
~ IL i'',' ,.I,.,,,.,r ,,th The rLara,-
tHo9' pi,'''',' ~,,.'r.. Mn, following.
''in n \riI.,r dnuirn Mrs.
MIS- a. nn'iia.,'I,Ii, d,,nino. Mrs,
.'n piI,I,I,,hia fish Wu.
- ~ ,,,t,,,nr Me. Du,
man 90 Nv. T.n Ir,rck
W. h'u " w 1urlI-lr costume.
pt,l,orJl,n hl.H domino,
nlN' ~ ~. ri,%ord.nr p,,,aI red
MrA' MAJ i'' ti',.' richardson,
domino ,' ",, NJ, william Walker
I'M ,tIi,S '',, .,.l,nt Mrs Henry Mcpan
it'li"H ""''' w.. wilIiorn Smi'brr,
ie,, "'hn, ,r.r1 .ra,Iat cashmere, Mr.,
UldlN CONTRARY N"''' NJ
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S
FOURTH AND MARKET SITS

We hardly expected to be
carried away with such a
rush; not literally, however,
only the goods which open
ed our great sale, and were SO
we'll appreciated, that it only
took a day to clear some of
them entirely out ; other lots
are SO broken up, that they
will be re-arrangcd, and still
further reduced in price to
secure a rapid sale of what
are left.
Those from the fire OF
Mcssrs. Hood, Bonbri9ht &
Co., have not all been open,
ed; only had time to roll
them in the basement for safe
keeping. They will soon be
ready, and you will be told Of
their contents and prices.
We don't claim impossi.
bilities or excellence so far
above others that it becomes
absurd, but make to you a
plain statement on which, i
you take any of our goods
and they do not prove salts
factorywhen sent home, re
turn them and get your
money. You should be jus
as careful in buying bargain
stock as any other.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
kht.ISayHl'S NOTICES.



African Wesley NJ. T.. church, hall Ninth
and Walnut streets, Preaching At 1880 a. n.
los he, George llilmHn; at 80 =. IN. ny
ir, lr Eu-sril amer when IA" sacrament
uf the Lord', Supper viii he administered
bethany Baptist church, cor Elm and
jackson street. Key. +. s. Grcul, pastor.
Preaching Mt u. 80 "A. IN. and $50 T. N, Morn
ug ,Hpprl The ira" prayer 'h"t never ''''
with Gud Evening The ordinance 81 BAY
Inn. sabbath school at ga. III. and p. III.
Pastors Bible class meets AT ~. III. AL
are most cordially invited.
Delaware Avenue Baptist church. Rev. !.
N llalauuau. pastor, 1870 a, N. ana 80
H. N Bible school at 2 =, III. Evening sun.
tcrl l. there repentance beyond the grave
German Baptist church, 9th and walnut
streets. Preaching by the pastor, II. W icll
lu3On. III. and =. N. Morning subject
T. the Lord, hand waved Short Evening
subject: The crooked wa! made straight
During the week there Will b" prayer meet
ings every evening Monday excepted
Hanover church. Preaching morning and
evening" by the pastor Rev. l.. Marks. Pub
| lie .rIs Zee on Wednesday evening. All are
cordially invited.
Household Of Faith. Preaching Mt IT, 80 n
m. and 100 =. M, by the pastor, KEY. Knth'
| Wendell Baptism at evening service,
New Jerusalem church, J. B inrmc!cr
pastor Rev. A. Rocdcr supply. lO.3oh, II!
! The New Age. 100 p. III, The word, bp"f
written within and without.
Reformed Episcopal church Of The Redeem
rr. :. " corner II Nth and Monroe street.
/ Rev j l.. Estlin, rector Services AT lu'"o u
m. and $50 y. III. Morning subject; ,' mrs
| Inc door Of the shccpiUId.' Memorial scr
| Wee nt @.3rp. N. Rev. Mr.. Kcgwin and Mr.
| Baird Of West Presbyterian church" VIII maxi
1Idrr.sr. No service at night.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
WM. b. SHARE.


There is left of Striped
Vclvcts, one piece of Black,
one piece Prunc, one piece
Bronze, one piece seal
Brown, oncpiccc dark Green,
six boxcsnotalIw whole pieces.
You shall choose from them
at $3.50 per yard; regular
price S2.25. Don't leave it
too long; they will be like
the IS cent silks-go soon.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

The Grea, Blood Cure pnrihes the pioou
r,nldly and has made and IL stu al thc pre-,
emf time making many remarkable eut.s VI
trrrible diseases Of the blood. II IL not w
fling with the public 10 ray II cures Hciu'u,a'
pnnplc- on the skin, Blotches, hhcuiha'i,ih'
with our Pain ~earchsr) I icer-, ltchg hIs
ras,s oi the skin, Eruptlon-, BAD diseases %,
tlre Blood. letter, Itch, Erasipylis, S"ft. ah'!
ErnI,,i,p. ii every Kind OF chtidrens NasA.
,IInrrh discharges frum the ears, diseases "'
thr m rUat and Mouth, And IN all dlt'h'',
/ reguirtn4 a puriher this medicine Will a''
promptly aud pcrfOrma thorough cutt. i"a'
4 Iurtier il positive preventive Of tht we
Ieprc Of small pos by purifying the pl."
Keen the blood pure and small. poA cannot X
Goy6nd ylrtu'd. bad blood makes Tue az,
i ,p.c bad, pure blood mAkcr 1t mia IN its at
Lnek N wards Il OH altogether. - w
/ remedy and you are safe aud certainly a. t"I'
las vaccination viii make yuu II MT lar uiut'
! ..et,r. nom the now dreaded disease. W.
1 hnye used IL many time in our large pr
: ynte practice with complete success. u
/ hottie or six fof - Main depot, an an,
! King -trcvt-. Wilmington, Del. Ihliancl
/ mia sp2 Ar,,h street, Johnston, Holloway :
! 10 wholesale agents. Sold by Druggist
and dealers In medicine everywhere
Rubbers repaired at Nos West Fourti
| tram, "a M R,lIN n SDn
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

The Arch Street Opera II
stree, Gtl" an excellent p"rim
tn" Opera House last evening"
snail AUDIENCE TActrrup" l.
If excellent mcIi, and Original
simmons and Harry Arm,iu
immense as end urn, and ne
To- receive rnCurrN. The c.'
composed Of but twenty r.
there are twenty good ones II.
pnuy. Every man undV~'d
tiuctly IN part, Charley Er1
black magirion Ma> G"od,a""
drruus tricks brought down 7
Carroll and KrarH'N,'h" ~oI'G ID
mrn, were good. iiadtrN u
kr,hhdrr a. mHN'ru #."h',, ]
-urnr woudcrou~ queer lns'Iu!
rave rich music. tn, cmr.jy
# "Du De pu" cmNI,.,cd ,Hr
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
Wilmington whisky IN

We clip the following ir"I
Ccril Wing
We are informed upon goo"
that II wagon containing l""
whisky reached this town
minglon, DEL, a little after
ON Wednesday night, and IN.
liquid freight at certain est"
or establishments here. L"'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

! woman = >>.hg lhr"I.h
uuh street market TINS
went through several bu'"hr
same time, taking a pound 81
-crapl'I" or meat r"m one
from another, until she came f
5irkta'a stall, where She "'I
hound, Of Sausage INTO her hd.
last slight Of hand prriurnIaI'.
rirrd by Mr.. Bc>rr, the nest
who exposed her, and the W"i
made to disgorgc her dIoho.
ullrcd property
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
WV. b. SHARE.

You have missed the IS
cent Sil.s, not near enough
to 90 around. The AZ cent
ones are following quickly.
There's been a few pieces OF
neat Pin Stripes, in Black
and White, put in the lot;
regular price o5 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
AuctiOu,ccrinG'

Drake & Co., au'lon"rr7' =
that they are prepared ~
either in city or country on ~.
and on reasonable terms. :"
to have sales would do wen
them before making arra'IG'"'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
FOURTHEDlT
ORR LAW MAKERS.
What m Done In both Houses To-
day The Hcpresentatio" mn or.
feresl

Itrtu.
Special Correspondence OF the Kgrr utIcAN,
DOVER, Del, Jan. 81, 1888.
Senate convened at 10 o'clock,
Mr.. Cooper presented and had read
two petitions signed 10y IA number "i
prominput citizens of Wilmington pray
Ing for the changing oi the law reguia-
ting weights and measures. IN" peu-
tions were referred Ia The Committee On
Revised Statutes, with INSTRUCTIONS I"
report by Till or otherwise.
The following hill. were introduced
and read first time. By Mr. Cooper,
act for the preservation OF peace ana
good order. House bills Incorporating
the Capital Ruilding and Loan ASsocia~
ton, and the Dover Glass W rks.
The following bills passed second
reading; Act To- incorporate the fhli'E
drlphia and Smyrna Transportation GO
to rc-incorporatc the Kent County NH
tnal Insurance Co, and "a incorporate
the johnson Forge Co.
A resolution offered by Mr. Cooper,
and adopted by the senate, provide
that no member shall absent himself
from that body more than ON" day at
time without leave of absence,
House join, resolution appropria'ing
$500 Ia the Secretary Of State, for "Nl"h-
-,,- of the office for two years, and ar-
pointing WIN. Hunter, Janit"r,at salary
Of 500, were concurr"d IN.
The following bills passed tn" S"uat"
House bills incorporating Ia" pcla
ware Baptist unimt ID" Dover Market
House Co; the Journrylnrn Brl'kiIN'
rrs' Protective Association, ana ,h'
Madison Street Climb Stables; also Sen,
ate bill 10 amend an act establishing n
State Board of Health, House bill au
thorizing the borrowing OF money 1"i
the erection of u news school hou-" III The
town OF Newark, and for the sale OF oio
buildings
Mr.. Mustard presented a petition
from Robert Il. Wharton and others
demonstrating against tn" formation &"
a new school district III Georset""l
lid. which was referred 20 thctrmlni'
tee on Educatiou
Adjourned until Monday afternoon a
4 . clock,
Hbl SE-- NJ Us y ~ NT'SHi'N'
House met III 10 o'clock,
After prayer and roll call, III" Journa
was read and approved,
A petition from Sadie Fowler, pray
iul for divorce from her husband Icrc,
Fowler, was read and referred.
On motion Of Mr. BARLOW, the cIerl
WAS directed 10 supply each 'n"inbr
with "a copy of til" digest "l the ''ho9
laws.
The following bills were passed -
Authorizing the consultation OF III
| Delaware x Chr-aprthc K. X. with tn
+. W. x Is T. Il. authorizing thccoi
structiou of road from Milford to Mis-
pillion Creek.
Bills introduced and read fir"
time Authorizing continuation oil
nrw road in Misprlun Hundred; pro
/ yidiug for the submission 81 question
10 the judiciary: amending Ia" act I
INCORPORATE, the purchaser, OF til" !.
ningtuu X Reading Railroad and pre-
liding Tor an increase IT the Genera
. Assembly.
Notice was given Of the loiio"In
bill:
Hy Mr. Bates, 10 provide for a genera
Incorporation act
By Mr.. Sutton, to amend section
chapter 373, Volume ii, Laws ii l'".'
ware.
bills read second time; To inrpTp'
rae the tow II Of S"aturd 10 amend u
Nar,dl,idiuy North ChrI>tiana Hundred
f. ucurlnra,c the River Front Lau
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

Remember that SutirrIrS, ~
street, is general agent for VI.
Reserve Fund Life Ass"''h''
York. You can tax" from o.
900 assurances at very I"" L"
and see him. Office open w.
every evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

EX-City Treasurer Francis Vincent
ha, returned from Washington,
Miss McCornb, one Of the daughters "l
the late Henry :. Mc'onh, was one 81
the guests at The wedding OF III" dauTh-
ter If Senator Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
Lost.

4 coIorcd man, who is employed as
driver by Harvey x SiSI"r, lost Il sIna !
bon Of snuff yesterday from ms Wagon"
while going from Third ana fI'''h
streets to the Brandywln", The hhh't
will h. rewarded by leaving It AT the
store. Nos. IVl and 1913 East Third street,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
w NJ. B. SHARP.

Look at Blank cts 60 down
in the basement, and pull
them out yourself if no one
has time to wait on you; the
sacrifice is very great. " c
are going to clear them out;
room is limited and VIC need
it for other goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
VIZ. B. SHARP.

About ten pieces Of Plaid
Flanncls from the fire with
only the sclvcgc a little
scorchcd; instead of IS cents
they will be 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

The Baltimore sun If 'o-do} say.
The number Of houses where 'n@lI-p"\
existed which are being daily "."anoo
M by the sanitary inspectors are tar
in excess Of the new ra~c7 r'p"Fl'u'
showing coucm,l,rIy that ne ol -"i~' t.
ON the wane. Thrr" were cleaned mp III
the EASTERN district On Thursday, =
HOUSES and * ready 70 b" cI"annd ny
,..sirrdqy. in tine southern II on Thurs
ua, amid - l,.,ordd.. uahlnG in all Ior
D,tvo.da\- ~ hYu-r- from "hrh lI'
smallpu, tag vas r"moN"i'
WYE E.vV ALREADY RENTED
nv most all Unr houses 90 g""u
tenants inrurxj yrnr. NeStiti need
about 100 more 40 satisfy 'h' nc-
,naua ,uah" upon ~ by rcsp"hhintr
tcnHuia. twHE ~ III bnd ~ io'hF'
advantage io Iuahc u note OF ms
u. =. HS " kf>S q son
ty7tr 1ig MARKET street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
lICi-Itlt .

a large line OF children :
fancy stripe English hosiery
reduced to 2lc.. all sizes.
none worth less than SOC
and many have been solo
at 7Jc., and reasonable at
that. y large line of Ia
dies fanny hose at 81 l.2c
very cheap indeed, lar be-
. IOw ac' uaI value.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
Don't Forget

TO attend III" sale Of VIM. II. DawSonS,
ON fine first Of February. He has a me
stock Of horses, mules, colts anC milch
cows and berkshire hogs
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

You can have an accld'''''
Yourself for $1,000, or % per ",
by appIying to j, X. Suiltl,,
No, 3O2 Market street. 'a'' g.
PcrS.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

MORRlS-HALI.-On Jan. 2bth, 1883 by
Rev +. Stubs. 1875 :. Ith street, Phlla
dcIpha, Mr. jeremiah Morris to Miss An
ME Hall, both Of wilmington.
BnWEN -RITCHIE-On the oath instant
at the residence Of the brides parents, lo'
T,st Sixth street. by the 1t. Rev. BlshoI
Lee, MIR. Levi X. Bowen to Miss Kate
kitchic, all Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

On Saturday

~ururrr. 700 Market street, will oiter -
u,...., Il dress goods worth - cents at
} cents per yard
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
WV. b. SHARE.

1t hardly seems worth
talking about; the Crochet
and Marscillcs Quilts are
nearly gone; a few of those
at SI.25 for % cents, and OF
s. at Sl.29. You will be
lucky to get any.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
WV. b. SHARP.

The calicocs at 5 cents in
new light Spring Styles will
be scarce in a day or 50;
regular price 8 cents,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
Ladies', scarlet Wool Un"'

worth Sl75, will he sold al 'I'
! Saturday for SID,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

Rubbers repaired at So.3 West Fourth
street. VIM Boldly Il Son.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
% pieces Alexander,
As inches wide, II

The above goods are al!
the best and most reliable
brands Of Nluslins, and can
be bought on Weekly or
Monthly installmcnts.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27

Supervising Architect Hill has resigned,
his resignation 10 take effect when his sue
ces,or is qualified. In a letter 10 Secretary
Folger he oriticises the repor, of the lnves-
tigating Committee and calls especial atten-
ton to the fact tina, while the principal wit
ness, Mr.. Murch. clearly admitted his own
peeulaton. the Committee paid no attention
TO the admission. He says he has been sub
lected 10 insults and abuse, during the in
vestigalion, such is no honorable man will
endure. As 10 the details connected with
the office he claims that the judgment Of one
who has had the experience Of several wears
IL better and will result in greater efficiency.
than of those who have never had such ex-
perience.
Ii seems pretty certain that IT is u
good deal easier 10 make il so uncomfortable
for good Supervising Architect that he
will not remain in the position, than if is.
after h. 10 out. TO find another capable man
to ell hi. place.
Il i. said that there has not been as vet a
single applicant for the place about to be
vacated bv Mr.. Hill, while, on the other
hand, one or two noted architects who have
been requested 10 take the position have de-
clined
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27

Congressman William NJ. Springer
was in Chicago few hours Sunday. on his
way 10 Iowa TO stump the State for the
Democrats The Democrats" he said,
will get the Judgeship in Iowa, but the Re-
publicsns. am afraid. will carry everything
else except. perhaps. the Legislature. That
will, in nv Judgment. ne anti Republican.
The majority against Kline, if he is beaten,
will not exceed 5000"
What about Ohio ?"
IL fear for that. as do for Iowa The
Republicans seem destined 10 win in that
contest too. The result in Ohio looks very
doubtful for u.s.
as Randall TO get the Speskership
NO. believe Carlisle stands far bet
ter chance hu, as each has declared his be-
lief in hi, own election. TO be in fashion
should say that will be the choice of the
House
Mr. Springer has been regarded As a Til
den man. but be saws be believes the Sage
Of Gramsrcy does not want the nomination,
and the Republicans would have a strong
point in the ill-health bugaboo If he were
nominated. Mcdonald is our man. think
now" he said Arthur will be the nominee
Of the Republicans, certain; and we will
beat him I'm glad the tariff is the issue
it will give both sides square foundation to
work on"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27

The conference of Maine Greenbackers
was held. according to call. in Auburn. last
Wednesday evening. DIR. Eaton of Rock
port. presided Resolutions we're adopted
indorsing the Chicago platform Of 1880. and
instructing the state committee to call
state convention the FIRST week in May and
declaring opposition to fusion with either Of
the old parties. The resolutions provoked
lively discussion. Elliott King Of Portland,
leading the opposition and ex-Councillor
Fogs the support. Fogg accused King of
threatening to resign from the state COM
mi,tee. and King called Fog2 liar. TWAS
4 stormy session but it showed very eonclu-
sively that there is a large element in the
Greenbsck party that will not be turned ov-
er to the Democracy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27

The editor Of the Gardiner Journal ex-
presses his opinion. very clearly, with ref
erence to the writers of anonymous letters
and his opinion will be shared by every de-
cent person. He says:
"lf there is meaner thing on the face Of
the earth than the slanderer, it is the writer
Of anonymous letters. The slanderer can at
least be con,radic,ed BY the one who hears
him, or the Islander may he traced to the
author, but the anonymous letter is just as
likely to be attributed to an innocent terson,
as to the miscreant that writes il. If the
author was a well minded person. and really
wished to benefit the part, 10 whom or Of
whom he wrote. he would go like a man, in
a kindly manner and utter his warnings or
admonition TO the person concerned. But
this is not the purpose designed. The writ
er is actuated by mean, low, despicable re-
venge. and there is no depth of contempt
too low for him."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27
The Singers Welcome.

collection OF Duets. Quartets. Glees. HYMN
"nc., Anthems, &c.. together with Com
-te Elementary Course. Designed for Sing.
hg Schools, Musical Institutes and Conyen-
ions. Price - cents. Published bv Oliver
Dltson 4 Co., Boston.
Again, for nearly the twentieth time, Mr.. L.
o. Emerson appears before the public with a
new singing book; and the first question nj.
friends will ask: rs il really a new hook y,
has TO be- answered,
II a compiler furnished all tho words and
music Of hi. book. undoubtedly the new col.
lection would be- simply II Encouragement OF
the materials Of older ones. Such, however.
Is not the case with any one who understands
his business, and THE Singers Welcome" |.
4 new and fresh book, in which everything
Except few OF the indispensable old fayorites,
Is quite novel.
II + a book Of 1872 pages, containing about
100 pieces, sacred and secular. Some OF these
IRE short, meant for elementary practice in
he singing class. Some are of medium length
or general Use, and there are some first-cja.s
'nthems and chOruses. One hundred are
ocular and about fifty sacred. There are ten
rood rounds, which are thought to be GOOD
practice, and are said to prepare one for sing
NJ in parts. The well prepared sacred music
the collection to choirs, who win
ind quite enough variety for a few month,i
lynn tune and anthem singing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27

The Prohibitionists of Ohio, have been
spending large sums in the northern part Of
the State TO carry the Second Amendment
Gen. Edward Meyer, one Of the leaders in
the movement said recently:
The Second Amendment will receive a
large majority Of votes from both parties
outside Of Cincinnati and Cleveland.
On the dsy after election. if the Second
Amendment is carried. all property used for
the manufacture Of beer or fermented liquors
will cease to he OF any legal value. A
court Of justice w,il not enforce the collec-
ton Of bill from The wholesale liquor
dealer against the retail liquor seller. and
the latter cannot collect money due for drink.
The man who rents his building to be used
a. xrogxery cannot collect rents therefor.
The consequence wiil be that capital will
not risk money in business thst can give
no legal security. and What viii be the
result? Il will outlaw the liquor tssf|as."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-27
Massachusetts, Republicans.

The republicans Of Massachusetts, are get
ting awake to the fact that if Butler is TO be
beaten this fall there must be no divisions in
the party and their candidate must be one
who can inspire the confidence Of the pub
lie. Their action at their state convention,
in Boston, last week, shows that they are
fully determined to leave nothing wanting
in the way Of q candidate. The nomination
Of Hon. George ID. Robinson, Of Chicopee,
on the 6rst ballot. shows that the party is
well united The wisdom Of selecting Mr..
Robinson as their candidate will, doubtless,
be fully apparent on the day Of election.
George d. Robinson was born in Lexing-
ton, Mass, Jan. 20, 1884 graduated from
Harvard College in 1856; studied law and
vas admitted to the bar in Cambridge; in
1866 he commenced the practice Of law in
Chicopee He has been a member of both
branches of the Massachusetts, Legislature !;
has served two terms in Congress and was
reelected to the present Congress, receiving
over 1000 majority in his district. Tie is a
thorough going temperance man and should
receive the entire temperance vote of the
state He is man of commanding pres
snce and is a clear and forcible speaker.
Those republicans who said at the last cleo
ton Lets elect old Ben, and see what he
will do" have found out whs, he will do and
the knowledge is no, particularly gratifying.
The Incidence ola certain class Of Massa-
chusetts republicans was safely counted on
last year to aid his election, bu, the indica-
tions, this year, are tina, the party will come
up to the work that will have TO be done
ana again bring the Bay State into the re-
publican line No one doubts the ability of
the party to do this. if it will, and repubi-
cans everywhere will look 10 see the work
80 well begun carried TO successful conclu-
sion.