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Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
A Minister 8uPpFlsed.
Rar thu RuVU URTIrAN-


On the night of February 9th, the
people Of Friendship church (Appo-.
cuinimink charge) took possession OF
the pastors residence and gave him and
amily q fine donation, consisting OF
nearly everything one can mention. 1t
was one Of those very enjoyable occa.
sions in which every one present felt
that il was good TO be there.
The good people Of this charge know
how to appreciate the labors Of their
pastors, and join heart and hand to dc
all within their power to make them
fee. they are not forgotten till the last.
The evening WAS spent in social chat
and fraternal interchange Of friendly
views. Tho orgsnist at Friendship
church, j A. LXtta, presided at the
organ, rendering some very fine music.
The Misses Both wells also added to the
occasion by rendering some very dne
marches on the organ.
At about ten O'Clock the large eIten-
sion table was loaded down with re-
freshments Of = very inviting char.
acter, of which all pArtoOk. As the
happy party were about to disband, and
bid the inmates Of the parsonage good
night, Mr.. Daniel &. johnson WAS
called upon for q speech, in which be
spoke of the earnest and efficient work
OF the pastor, saying that they could
never compensate him In earthly goods.
At the close Of Mr. Johnson's address,
he presented tho pastor with fine
purse of money, and also the pastors
wife with another purse as token OF
esteem on the part Of their psrishioners.
The Rev. Mr.. Waddell replied in very
neat speech, thanking his friends for
the, r kindness and esteem. After sing
ing and prayer the company took their
leaving pastor and family
better off. VID1.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
1he I"nuense Of Ho,n.

in thu ""lne '. was the first church OF God
pIace ' ~ "o.ld; ; it is the first and last
Is hss, " winch our memories Of xhat
tbeSs st I'm IN life cling; it is the ,ifs , ;n
acter to, 'ts 'hs Which is determining char.
inAu4n"",. NJ, 'ne lives of children, aud the
ami 'cf ai, 'urhs upon those imnaln,hi., SI
called at,no,' unseen things which ara
Gated tha,,osph"re, and are better indi.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

William Bright, Esq, with his wife
aud daughter is now stopping at the
Everett House, Jacksonville, Florida.
His letters from the land Of flowers have
been read with interest, and we hope
that they may be continued. He will
return home about the close of the pres
ent month.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

In consequence OF the removal OF BIZ
knight Commander Walter +. Wolf
kiel from New CASTLE to Camden, N. j.,
1t became necessary to elect q new COM
mander of Ivanhoe Division. No. 2,
Uniform Ra"k Knights Of p ,Ithias, and
the following Is the result Of the cleo.
tion Sir Knight Com .nander, Jacob
M. Sanders Sir Kn' .Sht Lieutenant
Commander, q. W. .4emuill; Herald,
Jacob Hermann Treasurer, John Nc.
Farlin Recordt {, James L. Rice ;
Guard, George. T. Hulett; Sentinel,
Frank Vinip 4; Installing Officer, vii.
liam II. ~ .r, The new ofdcers Will be
installed Nsrch 14th.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
4 Candidate for Gen oral Lay Dole.
gate.
From tho Morning News.

As the time approaches when the
OF the different n. e.
churches of the Wilmington Conference
will meet 10 elect two lay delegates TO
the General Conference, the interesting
question to Methodists is who they shall
b.. For this responsible position the
church needs to select such men "a have
u reco I'd Of faithfullness and fidelity to
her int erests. suggest Abram Chand-
Ter, of Milltown, Del, ~ ono In every
respect competent and worthy 70 be
elected. His long and faithful serv Ice
in the church, and his unswerving do
votion to her interests, entitle him to
this honor LAY DELBGATAs.
1t will be seen by the above, clipped
from the Morning News that our old
friend Abrsm Chandler Is spoken Of ~
Lay Delegate to the General Confer
snce. We congratulate our Methodist
friends upon gaining his consent to
serve, az he will no doubt discharge the
duties with credit.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
Our Lungs.

Mr.. Forrest says: A severe and
almost fatal attack Of pneumonia last
spring left my lungs and chest In very
weak condition, and In the fall when
cold weather set In I caught 8 cold
which threatened most serious results.
trusted my life to CANADA PINR
SYRUP and took four bottles OF 1t,
which brought me through safe and
sound. For any throat or lung trouble
have never found anything to equal
it, and heartily recommend 1t above
everything else. j. H. FORREST, 1928
Clsymont street, Ninth Ward.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
n ,,iic6.

The mem bers Of st. Mary's Total
A bssinence and Beneficial Society are
earnestly requested to meet next rues-
day evening, March 4th, st o'clock,
for the purpose of attending In full
regllia the celebration Of the anniver-
sary OF Robert Emmett, 1reland's
patriot martyr.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

,ert;.iummeurr,,a murray Band, will give an en-.
will be ,has ,hs'ng, recitations, and reports
and las,lv , program for tie evening
cordialIvy "a lecture on China. All ars
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain and positively
cures Nervous Debility, Nervousness,
Headache, unnatural losses, and all
weakness of the Generative System 1t
never fails. 81 package; for $5. At
druggists, or Aliens Pharmacy, 316
First avenue, New York.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

i" -renta must remember that chill
d- On have more need OF friendly moni-
mrs than of censorious' critics In
structors who would advise them to
never be without DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the ouly pleasant remedy for
crsup diphtberlA and sOrsShroat. &,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Two watches Gbr ladies can be drawn
by one member Of Baynard's watch
club.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

onsW DleskaAs lA HsW Ysrk -ealt
Ags1oUs A0asa 1tene-Anolhss
weaver OsPlke,

Ago100s AoaeA 0toDe-ADolhoS
weaver 0srike.
A snow blockade prevailed on the
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada on
Saturday, and In oonseQ Quencs no trains
we're sent out over the Delaware sud
Hudson Railroad. The first train from
the north on the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad to resch Troy, New York,
since Thursday afternoon arrived ON
Saturday morning. A snow blockade
at RallstOn caused the delay. The ex-
trsme cold Of the latter days Of last
week has covered the Hudson river
from Poughk espsie 70 Sing Sing with
four incbes Of ssw leo.
The Merchants National Bank OF
Kansas City has begun suit In the US.
Circuit Court At Cleveland Ohio, against
the executors Of the late Amasa Stone,
for 500, 900. This amount. the bank
alleges, In due 10 1t from the bankrupt
Kansas Rolling Mil Company, and
failing 70 ind any Of the ls'ter's pro-
perty on which levy can be made,
the bank hopes TO recovsr Il from the
stockholders, Of which Amasa Stone
WAS one.
A rsduct,op of f,om n N tx per cant
IN tbs nav of tha broad uonls veavers
In the Mohawk Valley Cotton Mil,
Utica, New York, led 10 . strike on
Saturday. Eighty weavers stopped
work, and It Ia supposed the mill may
have 10 stop for q time. throwing out
325 hands. The managers say that,
under the reduction. the weAveHs In this
mill could earn more than In any other
cotton mill 10 the country.
y. w. Pratt, ex-General Agent In st..
Louis Of the Mccormick Harves er
Company Of Chicago, WAS ar. ested on
Saturday on the charge Of em bexsling
y, 900 Of the Company's money. Hiram
Il. Post, Pratt's book keeper, who At.
tempted suicide several weeks ago, was
Also charged with embszslenent from
the same Company, and made = confes.
sion showing that he ana Pratt worked
U9e'hel.
The Governor OF !exas has issued a
proclamation ests blishing Aqnarsnaine
on the coasts OF that state after May
LIST, against vessels from any place
soutl VI ~ uok too0 noi'n issssuo, VII
.sSI %,ah p.v ~ sy'" awI.". s ~" "ot ;nsont"d
"uo" '"o 'o'' :" NV ~
Five suits have Deen Oegun agsinss
tho Connelisviile Iron snd Coal Com'
psny Oy - many WiooWs wnoSo nus
.l,snt pHnus So'T q. ~ W. W. NV Az" shs,,
p,vs'on mvD @ ~ suo 49,, Ms oas aon ~ I. ~ -
. nc "A"Ns0' ''"'U "0' 0''''"o :" 0''
'~so'
MRS. haud speiimAn, Ayoan OF sge'
wiIe o, nSIse w yooLoy, :nDs n0tso. ns.'.d.@ ~ = =
room III Nov aol. no1l s on e".ul"ay sHo
sn noo! l ah" 10 ~ opu. .h.,S,. s,,au
oue ~ "s' JA'ous ~ W noA ""'"0 "
~ w,s...., 80. - au,.u,.. .xn,o,,.d
foen n pJur" pSran,.in u ~ ,omsr npr, ~
~ San 'na"y s,.nd ~ da1 ,u" .,np % at.
,,a1, h,,;ui;.o on om % Eisn:,th s,raa, ware
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
Dr. stmms' White PulmOnie Rsl.

Tho leaiing Lung Remedy Of VIII
mington, Del. Nothing can boat 1t
curing sore Throat, Coughs, Hoarse-
ness, Group, etc. Lots of references.
80 cents and 81. Sold by dealers.
Main depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
A NelAen WeAAing.

Tho usual monosony Of tho life Of
Nj. LsWis and Elisabeth Talley, who
reside In BfAudywine Hundred, waA
interrupted on Wednesday by thu
gathering Of about sixty OF their rela.
tives and friends to compliment them
upon reaching the golden period (ffty
years), Of their married life. The
friends and relatives, brothere, sisters.
children and grandchildren gathered 1t
the residence Of Lewis r. Talley, his
son, who resides In the old homestead,
when carriage was sent TO bring Mr..
Lewis Talley aud wife, who reside a
short distance away, to spend the day
at the old farm house. All were In
their happiest mood, and mono more
happy than the aged couple, ~ they
looked back to the time when they start.
cd In the world with united hearts and
banda, and a. they traced their conrse
through life's checkered scenes until
the autumn Of their existence richly
crowned their heads.
The morning WA spent In general
con Nsrsati0n, with vocal and instrumen.
tai music, which ruled tho hour until
the com pany were called 10 their places
1T bOuntsous ami Widespread board,
such 40 only farmers know 40 we'll how
TO provide.
The presents, many Of them gold,
were numerous, and useful o. we'll As
ornamental.
Mr.. Talley is about Is years Of age,
rnddy, hale and hearty, with fair
prospect Of adding quite an additional
number OF years to his well-spent life /;
bis wife Ia 70 years Of age and quite
active They have four sons, five
daughters and eightsen grandchildren.
Before the company left for their re-
spective homes they partook Of refresh
msnts, and each Of the children were
presented with printed card Of their
father and mothers fiftieth anniversary
Of their marriage.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Oranges by the ton and selling for o
mere trife, At smeltz & Co., No. ID East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

No better watch can be bought ior
cash that can be had by joining Bay
nard's watch club.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

In search from A to z, they pas. Cd,
And " Marguerite chose at last
But thought IL sounded far more sweet
To call the baby ." Marguerite"
When Grandma ssw the little pet,
She called her darling Margaret"
Next, Uncle Jack and cousin Aggis
Sent up cup and spoon to "little Maggie. u
And Grandpa The right must oeg
TO call the lassie bonnie Meg
From Marguerita downtO Meg ~
And now she's simply little Peg"
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Ladies', you can get good gc a,
watch and chain by joining BsynP I'd J,
watch club.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Go zee tho watches that Will be drawn
by ic,ning Baynard's watch CLUB.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
BATTLE AT LAST.


,o, March 1.-The British
nnder General Graham defeated
.sI, near Trinkitat yesterday In .
which ragged all day. The enemy
desperately and with muco
' but we're beaten st every
According 70 advices received
War Office the To- . Of the British
|. killed, including four officers,
. wounded. The rebels were 70.
af,sr 1000 Of their men had
NV March Altar the battle
day The army wasat once prepared
eaYly morning march on Tokar,
arkinQ on the battle field. Baker
Who returned to Trlnkitat with
ral Hewett, WAS enthusiastically
n BY the garrison Of soldiers and
Baker being NO fAdly wounded
/. vas unable to walk.
bravery Of the rebels Is In every
mouth. Veterans who took part
battle say that they never met .
r.,olute toe Thsenemy's.trenches
found completely filled with
A, Tho Hussars who secured the
NV on The march TO Tokar, which
lied lust four hours, were surprised
/ ,ha, the ensmy's skirmishers
n tight all along the lineof march,
lain body Of Osmsn Digna's troops
kupp in the direction of Tamanief.
whole rebel camp, including 375
| and many camels, having fallen
kbe hands of the British, the mum.
4 the enemy's forces and the ex-
N their loss was more easily ascer-
lilo men being found dead on
cid of Teb. The condition of the
showed that the Arabs had re-
ppou being victorious. 1t has been
ha,nvd also that their guns were
III by Egyptians.
u British troops entered Tokar at
! Saturday,, a few shots being OK
Sp d with the enemy, when the
! rebels holding the town He'd. Or
Diyna IN encamped eight miles
lnt from Suakin, and Q battle with
| is expected " hen the British troops
IN to that place from TokAr.
(neral Graham telegraphs AZ fol.
|kar has been relieved. The rebels,
had held the town since February
. expressing the garrison aAd the
have hed 10 the noun.
kneral Graham will send part Of the
hr garrison 70 the Trinkitat and
destroy the works Of tho FORTH.
bn. He will then march TO Tams-
where he will convoke the sbeik hs
|he friendly Tribes and those sub
|ing To hlm 10 make arrangements
t+p open the route between SuAkin
Berhr
the meantime matters are not al
|tler ono sided. The Arabs at
ldelda have declared In favor Of
Dlahdi and the Governor Of that
y has ,eIegraphed to SEMINAR for
|po.
klEo, March 2.-The Government,
|ns convinced that General GordOns
blon will fail and his life be put in
binent peril, has offered to Abd-el.
Der pacha, minister Of war, under
|tarcuon Of Sir Evelyn Barring, the
ash ih'nistr, the governOrship Of
(rtOnm, Abd el-kader refused to
Ppl tie Office, however, unless Cen
Gordon asS-nth.
enelaI Gordon has ordered Colonel
part, The commander of the ex pedi-
p sent up the White Nile, not " at
The natives unless attacked by
u, but tOlry 70 negotiate with sheikh
Earas " 20 " khart0um. If that
'kh prefers TO fight he will precipi-
a rlsibg Of all the tribes in Darfur
hoidOian and attack khartOum,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Buy the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN FOR
tie country sales.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03


can be given of the value of any article
than this, that everybody who USES 1t
speaks we'll OF it and recommends 1t to
their friends. This is tho case with
Canada Pine Syrup" the great lung
remedy; 25 cents bottle.
PhssogFapns
Keduoed In prices. Fine 70 touched ca binet
reduced nom 400 per dozen 10 $500 pel
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touchod,
reduced from a. 10 per dozen 70 u 60 per dos
on: 7. q: Holland, photographer, gallery
a7 Market street.
Bsrgsins BaFEainsIi
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at 1O5 East Second street.
r. Danner, $40 Market street, Is still
alive and ready TO do all kinds Of paint
ing and graining. JObbing q specially.
Family FIsar.
Call on Kimble, Front and Madison
streets, for good family -four; good -four,
A.75 per barrel.
Paantlng.
House and sign painting by Walter
Joseph, 1t l22 Market street.
Janney, 3O1 and 3O3 King street,
offers 1000 bushels Of choice potatoes at
market rates. He gives a card with
each bushe', and present of $26 In
gold to the holder of one Of these cards
when the cargo is disposed Of. No
humbug or lottery, y mere gift Of $S in
gold to some one Of his customers.
Go and be convinced that Smeltz g.
Co., Is the cheapest place " buy peaches
In the city. Apples, oranges, lemons,
butter, eggs, cheese, swest potatoes,
white potatoes, and all kinds Of country
prodnce, at No. Is East Fourth street.
Halls Hair Rsnewer, Rings Am
brosia, Nontgomery's Hair Restorer,
and many other similar preparations
for sale by j. Il. Hartman, druggist,
corner Fifth and Poplar.
As handsome cave az we ever saw
is in Taylor & FullertDn's window.
Plush case, celluloid mirror, brush,
comb, tooth and nail brushes, 3O2 King
street.
Shoe brushes, Is. 20, 80 cents dips,
10 cents. Danforth, druggist, Second
and Market. Trusses guaranteed
Holland takes pictures In cloudy wealth
N a. we'll a clear, by the instantaneoui
process. Gallery, 3N Market street..
BY buying . bushel of Janney'i
choice potatoes, at 3O3 King street, yor
may receive q present Of S25 In gold.
A fine assortment of solid back hail
brushes just received at Veasey's drug
store, Eighth and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
I'sneS ana Orrsus.

BUY on,, ~. organs.
+: A. Nosyy,W NHnsy Wilcox Y q White Organ.
W, Il. MYTH @sm 4 Co., 7ls Market stfest .sa.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
Carpets F!
CaIpets!! .
Carpets!!!
MATTINCS!
Floor and Table
OIL CLOTHS
ANU L|NULtUMS,
Bedding, Mattresses
and Stoves,

We offer a stock to select
from which is second to none
in the city, containing a fine
variety Of styles, all new pat
terms.
"A Wool Filling lngrains,
As and 50 cents.
All-Wool Extra Supers, at
IS, s. and 90 cents.
Fine assortment Of Tapes
tries, at IS to $1.o.o.
Fancy China Mattings, 90
cents.
Stair, Floor and Table
Oil Cloths, from 1oc. up.
The above goods are alt
made tor present season use s.
and are no old shop-worn
remnants, offered at reduced
prices, to be closed out,
and having been bought
strictly for cash, we guaran-
tee them to be reliable
goods.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

The list is filling up in Baynard' q
watch club; join Immediately
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

For your %, So and 40 cent oysters 60
to Hanna's. 800 Jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

I,AnIRS' List.

Remaining in the Wilmington (Del.
Post-offioe, Saturday, March, 1st,
1884:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-11-27
j. MAURICE FINN
J.. HASTINGS G,
NJ. ). DILLE9 o..


Moved by Sup. Jackson that W,
now proceed to take up salaries OF
county officers specially. Motion pre-
vailed.
Moved by Sup. Dilley that the sal
airy of Sheriff be fixed at $500 pei
annum. 49,
Amended by Sup. Hastings that the
salary of Sheriff be fixed as reported
by the committee. except that said sal
AIRY shall include all livery hire.
The Ayes and Nayes being called re
suited in the loss of the uiotion as ap
pears by the following votes: I
Sup's. Finn. jackson. Steckert, Dill
ley and Love voted Nav. Sup's. Hoyt,
Hastings nnd>,Iah@Sar to -rnie original
motion by Sup. Finn that the salary
of Sheriff be fixed as, reported by the
committee, and shall include all ser
vices rendered to and for said County,
except legal fees.
The Ayes and NAYS being called re-
suited in the loss of the motion as ap-
p"ars by thefolowing votes:
Sap's Hastings, Jackson, DHley.
H9yt, johnson, Steckert and Love
voted Nay, Sup. Finn voted Aye.
Whereupon the original motion pre-
vailed, as appears by the following
vote: =. ..
..Sups. Jackson, Hoyt and Love
voted, Nay, Sup's, Hastings, Finn,
Dilley, Steckert and Johnson voted
Ave. ,,.i ., -. 81.
Moved by Sup, jackson that the sal
ary Of County Treasurer be fixed as
reported ay .ths committee, which
motion prevailed by the entire board
voting Aye. .4r .-
Moved by Sup Dilley hat the sal.
airy of County Clerk. be fixed as re-
ported by the committee, which mo.
tion prevailed by the entire board
voting Aye.
Moved by Sup. Finn that the salary
of Judge of Probate be fixed as re-
ported by the committee. Motion pre-
vailed.
Moved by Sup. Hastings that the
salary. of Prosecuting Attorney. be
exed as reported by the committee. Il
Amended by Sup. Steckert that the
Prosecuting Attorney receive a salary
of $500, said salary tn include Office
rent. Resulting In the adoption of
the amended motion as appears by the
following vote:
Sups. Hastings. Dilley, Hoyt, John
son, and Steckert voted Aye. Sup's
Finn, Jackson and Love voted Nay.
Moved by Sup Dilley that the sh-
perintendents of the Poor receive
salary of s1oo per annum, except the
secretary, who shall receive $40 in ad-
dition to said salary. to include all
services rendered to and for said
County. Motion did not prevail.
Moved by Sup. Finn that the Su-
of the Poor be allowed
$50 as salary in full compensation for
lll services rendered to aud for said !
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-11-27

The New York Sun OF Nov. 9th.
says: "Blaine's speech at Augusta
shows more ability than anything he
did during the campaign, aud proves
that he accepts the result Of the cleo
ton in a manly spirit and vindicates
his title to BE- regarded today, in spite
of the election. as one of tile foremost,
il not indeed the very foremost of the
leaders Of the republican party OF
course ee do not agree With the views
which, lie expressed but tina is no rca
son why W. should not recognize their
Importance aud Significance In order
fully to understand what they will
have to encounter and overcome. The
democratic leaders should carefully
study this address,"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-11-27
MORTGAGE SALE.
tY1Rsr PUBLICATION. sErr. u. 1884.

WHEREAS default has been made ia the nav.
" mcnt OF money secured by Tporf ( re dai. 4
tue l!th day cf December Ia the year 1850. s1 a.
g,ited ny .Abbie Grewett. ~ thetownship OF Hol h
Branch, County Of iarfcrd, and. State OF vi. n
igan. to Edward w, Glynu az the city Of p /
Saginaw. Michigan, which SAID mortgage was .
csrded in The office Of the Register Of Deeds Il
the County Cf Crawford. in Liber A. OF N. n; a.
ges on page. @23 and ~ on the 2end day Of -
ccmber, In the senr 1870, Bt v O'Clock p .
whtch said mortgage WAS upon tbe folio, = ,;.-
scrl6ed real estate, to.wt:.. The west hal OF n
south -east quarter of section thirty. lan y
number twenty-five isl north range two i west
County VI Craw ford, AIichigrp.
And whereas the amount ciairned 10 du, on
tiie SAID mortgage at the Gate ~ this .
the sum of Two hundred and twenty, re,
lars and thirty-fsuT cents, S223, ,34l rircii
And interest. aud the full sum Of thiIty doll =
ls3Ol as an Attorney Fee stipulated fsr in :. d
In nrtgsge, and which Is the Whole amor Mt clsii
eu 70 -, MI hid ca sad mortgage, and TO su :
proceeding at law or In equity having been n !.
Mtuteu TO recover the said debt. ur any p 4
theT, Of, whereby theipower NJ sale CO tanned a
SOLD mortgage has become operative =
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given ths y
virtue 81 the said power OF sale, and in pus :,
ace OF the statute In such case made and ns
z, d. sad mortgage will he fcrechsed By SAL c
the premises ther cir described nt public aurt
to the highest idder at The frant doof OF . !
y urt House In he villnge of GrsyliIg. coi,. "
Of Crawford and state Of Michigan. that ks xY
The place for holding The Circuit Court for = ;
day Of December, 1874 at one. o'cIccE in-ths .
trrnoon nf tbe day which said mortRagsd prs
scs are described in said mnrtgsgc-ss klfows
wiz: y ne west half OF the southeast 'dha'ter
north. range two l2l west eniiify of Crswfts -
ond state Of Michigan, containing eighty t-0i
acres. moie or less.
WIN. R. Krspr,ck EpwARDw. r,. .oI ySS !,.
ATroREEY FOR McRreAeEE.
Dated sept. II, 1884 MS
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-11-27

The Bay City Tribune, s1sst Blaine
carried every county in Maine by a
handsome majority. home endorse
ment worth as siuch as the honors Of
the presidency On the other hand.
Cleveland failed to carry his own ward,
city, county, or district, had plurali-
ty in but fifteen of the sixty counties,
and lacked 40, 951 OF having majority
in his own state