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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Second Days Session OF the Grand Com
niandery al Lebanon.
NAsHv1LLE.-Thel americans L,banopIsp

NAsHvILLE.-Thei4m americans L:banonlspe-
cial says:
At the second days session of the Grand Com
mandery the Committee on Appeals and
Grievances reported no appeals during the
year: The Finance Committee report
ed s9i1 IL on hand. The new constitution
was adopted. There is no material alteration
from the old constitution, except the time of the
annual conclave is changed 10 the third Tuesday
in May and previous residence of twelve months
is not required for petitions
- Grand officers were elected as follows: Grand
Commander, W. NJ. Robertson of Jackson; Deputy
Grand Commander. G. r. Gwynn, Lebanon; Grand
Generalisimo, J; B. iMcKlin, Chattanooga; Cap
tsln-General, h. G. Hensely, of Nashville;
Grand senior Warden, c. w. Mosely, of Mem
phis; Grand Junior Warden, Charles Buford, OF
Pulaski flla Grand PIelate. G.; w seay. of Nash;
Knoxville, Grand Recorder, NJ. B. Howell,
OF Nashville; Grand Standard Bearer, ]. +. Wood.
OF Clarksville; Grand Sword Bearer, 81. II. Kerr,
OF Murfreesboro: Grand Warden, s. z. Williams,
of Nashville.
After the installation of grand officers by Past
Grand Commander J. H RUSSELL the Grand Com.
mandery adjourned TO meet in Nashville the third
Tuesday in May, 1884. An elegant entertainment
and grand banquet were given by Baldwin Com
mandery of Lebanon to the Grand Commandery
at Masonic Hall tonight.
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New Uiarsnden Motel.
GastOn's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished.
w. II. BINGHAM ........... MAHAGKR
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Next Monday ia the day set for the cele.
bration of the twenty -fourth Maifest, to
which our German citizens and their friends
look forward with considerable interest
0ae of the reasons why this festival ia so
popular among the masses, is the fact that
the managers have always made it point,
and will do so this year, 10 handsomely en-
terrain the little ones. A number Of pretty
games have been arranged for their special
enjoyment, nor will the grown people com.
plain OF neglect The park will be put in
good order, Arnold's full band has been en-
gsged and nothing will be neglected to make
the occasion an enjoyable one for all who
NAV attend
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Sustain and establish J. H. Zeilin & Coz
prior and exclusive right to 'Dr. A. Q Sim
mons's Liver Regulator or Medicine" and 10
the sole use of the name Summons" ss sp-
piled 10 Liver Medicine, aud perpstually
epjoin the uae thereof TO others. Relying on
said DEGREES, J. II. Z.ilin 4 Co. caution deal
ers, consumers and the public generally that
any one infringing their trads-mar x or deal
ing in counterfeits thereof make themselves
liable 10 an Injunction and damages.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING. May 3.-Night-River o feet,
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
VICKsBURG, May 3.-Night - Arrived
Belle Memphis, PM, st. Louis. Departed W
PHslliday. 9 Am, and Golden Rule, pm, New
Orleans; City OF Cairo, IL am, and Centennial,
pm, St. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-Night-River fall
ing. with 10 feet inches the canal and feet 4
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather clear;
warmest dsy of the season. Arrived and depart.
ed: James w. CAT, Cincinnati to Memphis
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Night-River risen IA
inches, and now stands 10 feet inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and very warm. Ar
rived: Jay Gould and barges, New OdeanE De
parted: John Gilmore and tow, New Orleans.
MO vEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Clesred: Legis-
Ia tor, for Liverpool.
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We are always up with the times and
give our patrons the benefit, regardless of
the cos. We have everything first and the
best to be had. We make nearly everything
we cell, and our motto has always been
"Sacond 20 noneO
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THE LITTLE ONES
Ought Not to be Too Severely Taxed
There is Such Thing as
Forcing Them,
And this il is Well Ascertained is
Against Nature and Prevents
Growth and Development.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
As appropriate to the discussion now GO
log on between parents, teachers aud School
Commissioners, respecting the hours for de-
tention at school, l send you the accompany
ing article extracted from the Boston Advtr-
tiSer. The excellent and sensible views Of
the editor are apparent on reading it, and
trust you will publish it for the benefit Of
the public. PARENT.
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Something that Will Prevent Buffalo
CHATS.

BATEsvILLE, MISS May 1.-Your special
corTes pendent at Jamestown, Mis-, wishes a
recipe or preventive of buffalo gnsts from
some reader Of your paper; | will give one,
If you will ALLOW space in your columns, for
the benei. OF your readers and sufferers from
this pest. ! have known this preparation to
be tried fer number Of year. in the Missis-
sippi swamDs and never knew il 10 fail TO
keep of buffalo gna.s, black gnsts, or horse
flies from any kind of stock. / never knew
a mule to get sick or die from guAls when il
was applied. To every gallon Of fish oil add
a quart OF pine tar, one pint Of coal oil, one
half pound of sulphur, thirty drops Of car
bolic acid; mix we'll together; apply with q
brush or mop on the hair, upSaId from the
wsy it Lays. Re.
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A rare opportunity is offered TO those desir-
ing TO invest in sales to be made ON Saturday,
May 5, 1888, at the courthouse door, by r.
]. Black, clerk and master. Among other
desirable property are storehouse Nc. 3l6
Front street and brick house and frsme
cottage southeast corner Third and Poplar
II
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0aestion of state JurisdIetion

10 me EdIIOrs OF Lue Appear:
MASON, TESN., May Please inform u-
as to whether or not the Safe Of Tennessee
claims as her boundary TO the Arkansas
bank of the Mississippi river, or whether
she only claims to the main channel OF the
river. Two Of eur townsmen disagree on
the subjecf, and agree to leave the question
to your decision. =. G. PETIUs.
The jurisdiction of Tennessee extends 10
the center of the river.-EDs. APPEAL
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THE Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
are ticketing parties to the Baptist Conven-
ton at Waco, Tex, ria New Orleans, for
SIS 20 the round trip. Return tickets good
until June Is, 1888. See Spence Finley,
ticket agent
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A family want, and l wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me Of nervous prOstration, aud
have used it since for ali kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS lines Alhanvl
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The Hotel Committee reported the follow
ing as the estimated rental value for the
1899 priviIa0a which WOO sJop4ad.
CALLING FoR CoYER.


The petition of the Chickasaw Refining
Company for permissiou to cover with frame
shed, the portion of Exch IDgs street be-
tween the compauy's building and the ware
house Of the Memphis Oil Company, was
granted on the conditions that the roof be
covered with metal, and that lhe oil company
does not objsc,.
PLACING RAILROAD TRACKS.
The engineer submitted the following re-
port:
After arranging for three tracks of the Chesa-
peake, Ohio and Southwestern railroad across Pop
lar street, the cast one to connect with the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, Washington street
line, and the track of the Memphis aud Little
square south of Poplar street. and east of the cast
track of the Chesapeake, Ohio and southwestern
railroad, aud the west line of Frontstfeet
Adopted and referred to Messrs. Lee,
Livermore and Gavin for conference with
parties wanting to lease the gcound for manu-
featuring purposes.
TAXING DISTRICT POLL TAX.
G. K. Weatherford, county collector OF
back poll tax, asked to be given the COL
lection OF the Taxing District back poll tax
Referred to president with power TO act.
TELEPHONE PROGRESS.
The Memphis Telephone aud Electric
Light Company petitioned for leave to re-
L
streels; TO extend their line oa Front street
south of Madison TO Union; for line of
poles Oh Second street from Bsale north; 10
extend line of poles on the levee from the
foot Of Monroe street 10 the Valley snd the
DsSoto oil mills; 10 reset Two poles on Mad
ison street, between Front and Main; to ex-
tend the line on Main street, the poles to be
not less than fifty feet long, straight and un.
painted, and to be at the service of the Tax
lug District. Referred to the president and
engineer, with power 10 act
MINOR PETITIONS.
To fill pond on the west side of Lauder
dale street, BETWEEN Vance and the bayou.
Referred 10 the engineer.
For sidewalk on the north side of Lin
den street, from Orleans street east. Referred
TO the president.
WORKING FOR WELLINGTON.
BY Mr.. Livsrmore:
Resolued That when subscription of $1,000 is
raised by the citizens and maid over to the Taxing
District, said amount will be expended at once
under the direction of the city engineer in paving
Wellington street, between Beale and New Madi-
son Streets with the further guarantee that the
Taxing District viii complete the pavement when
the funds in hand will justify.
Adopted.
FIRE-PRooF ROOFING.
The chief Of tie Fire Department reported
tavorsbly on the petition of c. A. CASTOR &
Co. for permission to cover houses No. 81
Charleston avenue, ard at the southeast
corner of fernando and Vance streets, with
fre-proof roofing. The petition was granted,
provided the shiugles are taken off.
adjourned
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"PM happy to say DR. Benson's Skin Cure
has cared my Eczema Of the scalp, of four
years standing" John a. Andrews, attorney
at Law, Ashton, Ill. 81, at druggists Endorsed
by physicians.
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FIoyd's Ladies', Restaurant.

Spring chicken, POmpino, new tomatoes
and potatoes, Strawberries, strawberry short
cake, pure ice cream are some Of the delica-
cies at FIoyd's.
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SiikWOrnl Eggs.


That produce raw silk, for sale.
p. WALLACE McKITT RICK,
Practical SILK Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn
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l'IOyti,s Candies.

WADLEY, GA.-Dr. II. L. Battle, jr., says:
"B:own's lion Biiters are very popular in
this section sad give entire satisfac;ion.n
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MANAGER FRASK GRAY, Of Leubrie's
Theater, will accept complimentary beneilt
rendered by his many friends at the Theatef
fn.ntvkt
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Five LEGAL DecisiOns

GYP JUNIOR and IS0 Can Play at That
Game at the Theater tonight.
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When you visit or leave New York city
have aggaer expressing and carris OF hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
trail depot. Eourhuadred and fifty elegant TO oms
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad 20 all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the rand Union tlAn. Ct
any other frst-class hotel in the city.
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Season TIeleIs-nozar. nnsie Festival.

In accordance with the rules for The sale Of
tickets, as published in the Mozart Gazette,
the Ticket Committee announce to the public
that the sale Of season tickets, with reserved
seats without premium, will commence on
Tuesday, May 1st, at Mansield's drug estab-
liEhment, No. 296 Main street, and will con-
tinue daily from o'clock am. to II o'clock
m until and including Saturday, May 5,h,
after which no season tickets can be pur-
chased.
". W. sCHOOLFIkLD, Chsirman,
]. n. SNOWDEN,
=. MCINTYRE, Ticket Committee,
JOHN JOHNSON,
Chairman Auxiliary Committee
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TICEETs 10 Baptist Convention ria New
Orleans OF sale 81 237 Main street.
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DooEs open 7:S0 o'clock, performance
commences 8:15 o'clock pm, Frank Gray Z
benefit tonight.
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Nervousness, debility and exhausted VI
tsIity cured by using Browns Iron Biuers.
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Desirable Business and Residence Prop
erty.

DoN'T forget tine benefit tonight. Every
body will be there.
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AN extra fine perform ance Is expected
Mr.. Frank Gray's benefit tonight.
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Pure aud fresh, nicely favored and always
the same. A pouOd box is nice present
for ans body.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Let the Flowers be Devoted TO Our He.
EOes.
To the Editors OF the Appeal:
1t is earnestly requested that no private
lots be decorat, oE 5 tiurday. Let that day
be devoted 20 cur b. rres.
SOUTHERN MOTHERS
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FlOyd's.

ATTEND Frank Gray's benefit at the Thea
ter to night.
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j. ii. Smiths Sons Union Cab
RYE .sHISKY
At c NANEFIETD Il On n

COMPLIMENTARY bens6t, Manager Frank
Gray, Ieubris's Thester tonight.
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Adopted.
NO NUISANCE.

The committee appointed 10 investigate
the complaint made by citizens of the Tenth
ward about the grade of the Springfield and
Memphis railroad from Broadway to Caro-
lima street, reported that the road bad COM
piled with the contract, and that there YVES
no just cause tor complaint. Adopted.
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UNsANITARY BUILDING,

The building No. % Pontotoc street was
declared to be in unsanitaIy condition by
the committee appointed 10 examine it. 1t
was decided TO condemn it if not repaired
within fifteen days. Adopted.
HOTEL TAXFs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LIN W. n IN ~ OAA
MAIFEST',
MONDAY, MAY 9TH,
All ESTIVAL PARK.
Street Procession AT 1 O'Clock pm.
Home, sweet Homo. at Ii O'Clock Pm
Tickets, so Gents.
ladies and Children Free.
z .EUBRIE's THEATER,
~ JOSEPH BRooKs..........LEssEE AND MANAGER
Cd Presbyterian Church Manse Benefit,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY sth.
THREE GRAND TABLEAUX!
Biblical, Historical, Neurological.
Miss OLIVIA HILL will reeite the MARsEL.
LAIsE in costume and with orchestral accomps-
nRiment.
Solos by the most celebrated local artists
The oCTETTE CLUB under Prof Piano.
Recitation by Mr.. S. B. WILLIAMSON.
Sale Of seats viii begin Saturday at Hollenberg's.
Admi sion, One Dollar. No extra charge for
Es- Ms. ROSE P. THOMPSON will superintend
all stage details.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
4 NORM AND FLOUR MILL CONPLETE--Witb
" boiler and engine and two ginstsnds Ad-
9Esss JOIN Bed. 3.6 second street
FOUND.
HHFER-With split in lett car and under-bit
Ii in right. Inquire of
WI. GOODYEAR. $50 Second street.
WANTS.
DARTNERsHIP-In safe business; can fur
l. nish $40 600; or would take situation at fair
salary, loaning money to firm, If desired; cOmpe-
tent TO take charge OF a eo5tcn,room. Address
~ GOD SECONDHAND SIDE SADDLE
" J. n. MULFoRD 1888 Main 81.
PoARD-By young man: state terms.
u L., this Office.
fOOO TONS RAGS. IRON, DRY BONES AND
IOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent
400 TO ALB Shelby street, Memphis.
nREssMAKER--one GOOD waistmaker and
- draper, capable OF doing hIst-elass work.
Is sgen party iosTsi Tases VIII be pad Cor
Hot Springs, Ark.
y GOD TAILOR
VI At 1872 Main street
CITUATIoN- porter in wholesale house by
~ reliable man who has years of experience in
grocery ana liquor houses, and best Of references.
ADDRESS PORTER, this office.
A GENTs-To lell my sand and Mud Bands for
u protection of carriage axles.
WILLIS N. FAIR, Dowagisc, Mich.
SHOw BUSINESS Boss book for agents; 10 en-
~ cravings aud eoioTed plates; circulars tree.
SUN PUBLISHING CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
DARTY-with $1,000 desires to invest this amount
i with active services in some established man
ufacIuring business In Memphis. A. B.. Appeal.
WToMAN-with irst-class experience, to work
S. c. TooF d co.
GHNGLES-To buy 100 NJ. A. No. 1 shingles.
- Address JOHN REID. sc Second street.
NoNTRACToRs-w Wanting railroad laDorers and
~ mechanics can get them from Giles, Pulaski,
Montgomery and Roanoke counties, Va. Adj
atess II. BURNHAM, Gaston's Hotel, Memphis.
CTTUATToN-Tooo generAi housework, to nurse
- or 10 travel with & family. MRS. A, Appeal.
Il oRsEs, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE.
IL Grass nne, water abundant. Price, S. per
month. R. ]. PERSON,
fernando road. near Calvary Cemetery.
TWO GOOD DREsSMAKERs-And one Appren
L tice, at $50 Main street.
SECONDHAND CLoTHING-Good prices paid
- ELIAS sHAUL, 4o6 Main street.
MTLEMAN's MANILA HATS To RE
VI shape and trim. Also, Ladies Chip, Straw,
Leghoru and Lace Hats to reshspe, at
W. ooDYEAR's, go Second street
uoRsks TO PAsTURE-Ample fields of cult.
IL waited grasses and clover. Refer 70 e, II
Bracket q Co. G. T. FAhRoW,
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HOTEL TAXES
The Only Question Of Moment Settled by
the Legislative Council at Its
Session Yesterday.
No More Paving to be Done After Union
Street s-Finished-Minor
Matters Settled.

The legislative Council met yesterday
afternoon in called session with President
MADDEN and Messrs. Cochran, Livermore,
Kney and Wallace present.
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BEALE STREET PAVING.

The following report was received and
fled:
To the Honorable Legis atiye Council:
We, your committee to whom was referred the
question OF paving Bzale street from DesOto to
Lauderdale, recommend that the work be de-
ferred for another year, as We are advised that
listing contracts will exhaust the entire amount of
money applicable to street paving purposes. Re
specially, M. BURKE. Chairman.
CHARLES KNEY,
A. 8. LIVERMOKE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE

show the most elegant Goods shown in which
offered prices that defy competition Buyers Dry will
their advantage look through stock before aOnn eaed
sales We offer the following speie well worthy the all
close cash buyers: ''
100 pieces Nice Shifting Prints &C. I'd.
pieces New Lawns ut and &c.; worth . and Zoe.
all filing Dress Goods at TO- IL IL 10
shades.
All Wool Bunting good black ut l8c.
Lawns at 10. ~ H. 10, 20 and Zoe
Swsses II T. IL, 20, 25c and
New Dress Gmghams ut 8, 10 aud IL 1-2c.
line o Reliable Black siks shown the city,
so cents $3.50 per yard
Elegant Satin 80 and 75c worth 75c and 81
See our Great Bargains Black at Zoe and
warranted oil wool and black 90 60 Co. Zoe and
are the best value shown in Cairo
Fancy Stripe Hose full regular at 25c worth 35
25 doz Balbrigan Hose full regular zoe.
doz Clock Balbrigan Hose, full regular ct 25c
Hose 76c.; worth 90e
Ladies' rndressed Kid soc pair worth 81 CO.
Snede Glove at reduced om 81 20
Glove warranted at ii SO; worth el7
Embroidery be found TO- IL L. Is
20 and 25c just opened These Greatest Bargains
Elegant Collars s, 8, 10, IL and zoe
Ladies Hemitchsd Hdkfs, all linen, at lOc,
Hemitched Hdkf all linen, cood border, at Ice
Great Bargains bought rOm forced linen
polite attention. reliable goods At reliable prices DO not M
US before buying t&y
CHAS. r. STUART.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
IS||IL { R(II\NAIER,
Commercial Avenue, Between Eighth and Ninth Streets
CAIRO, LIMOS

elected. The people tramped party lines
under their feet and took their choice from
the candidates offered without regard to
partisan political ties. Caire has found this
good method for years; Springfield will
do likewise.
Wall paper, latest styles and designs,
window curtains, picture moulding, etc, at
JEFF. Clark's. #
Mrs. Walsh will open her new stock OF
millinery goods Saturday April 7th, thank
ing the ladies for past favors, she invites
all to call and see her new goods.
Fourteen thousand was Carter Hnr.
rison's majority in Chicago. In Springfield
also . Democratic city government was
elected by handsome maiorties.
School children will md THE Bu,,r.
TIN scratch-books Nos. 9 aud 3 tor sale a,
Phil 5aups candy store. If
"Wednesday evening the Argus circu
lation, according to Its own testimony, had
never been less than two hundred more
than that Of TINE BULLETIN; last evening
according to the same testimony, the figure
had dropped to about seveu.6ve, COMING
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06

to tlfty-fve and sixty dollars. At last &C
counts no agreeable understanding had
been arrived at aud the officials of the
company were looking for substitutes.
The entrance to The BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. 70,
and is open day ard night. II
Mr.. Green Stewart, formerly foreman
Of the Charleston Courier, 10 10 the city
temporarily employed in THE BULLETIN
Job room.
The election of Mr.. Leek as city attor.
ney would do away with the necessity for Q
corporation counsel and thus save TO the
city some 81, 200 u year.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant ant
wholesome temperance beverage, Ia nov
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Springfield, like Cairo, has discarded
politics in hermuncipal election and though
the head ofthe Democratic ticket was de
fea,ed, another good Democrat was elected
on the non party ticket and most Of tn,
Democratic nomlneesfor the counc il wer