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Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
THIRD EDITION,
Carrie Evans Death.

The Coiouet's inquest held on Frida!
upon the bJdy of Carrie Evans, WIN
shot herself at 1903 Deacon street.
Philadelphia, on Thursday, failed Il
throw any new light upon the story,
1t was expected that the examination
of witnesses would show the causes
which led the girl 10 end her life and
determine whether 1t was accidental OF
premeditated.
The testimony OF PhGbe Evans and
Gussie Maertens, who were with tn.
unfortunate girl at the time of the
shooting, conceded perfectly and ten
ded to prove that she had no idea OF
suicide. Three other witnesses were
called Tony Graun, Albert Minter and
Anthony Kintzle, but nothing further
was ELECTED. The C0rouer's jury, how
ever, found verdict Of "death with
suicidal intent"
The post mortem, held later, brought
ouL an array of interesting facts and
helped to throw some new light upon
the girls motive. The ball passed di-
rectly through the right teluple, close
TO the ear, and was almost instantly
fatal About the ballet hole tho girls
singed hair showed how close the
weapon had been held. William Evans,
her brother, bought the revolver, in
tending 10 fire ii off in the country on
the Fourth. When Carrie picked 1t up
it held six cartridges. The stomach
and internal organs Of the victim
showed the presence Of stimulants and
examination proved that she was about
to become . mother. In her testimony
ut the inquest, Phoebe admitted that
they had beer before Gussie Maertens
came that morning.
Last April the father died in the
Almshouse. In March, Mrs. Evans,
who was fond of visiting roller skating
rlnks herself, met Albert Minter at
one of the rinks and afterward intro.
duoed him TO her daughter at her home
Minter, who is employed at Greiner' 3
restaurant, Sixth and Arch streets,
called very often, sometimes three OF
four nights week. A short time age
William Evans discovered him in
Carries room, and this led TO hostili.
ties between the lover and brother.
Nothing serious occurred, however
though fight was arranged to come of
about July 4, at which Evans said ht
was going TO kill Minter. Since the
arrangement the brother has not mel
the object Of his wrath. Minter assault.
ed Mr.. Wyman, the proprietor of tn,
rink at Ninth and Girard Avenue,a a tes
weeks ago, breaking his nose, for wtict
he Is now under Indictment
The girls always had plenty of &C m
pany and spent their evenings at r:uks
beer gardens. or walking about thu
streets.
Thursday evening. abba. s o'clock,
the mother came up from Atlantic
City. AT Eighth and Girard avenu,
her screams and noisy demonstration
of sorrow raised quite a commotion
She was taken from car by police
man and walked home with them
aronsing the whole neighbo.hood by
by her wild conduct.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
7 H EDITION,
l.ADOr Ha,..

Several Of the mill
CITY, " y. Michigan, were reON,,.a USael' IN By
bermen's demand for ". ,.'' striking lasI
With no reduction Of % n,' ven houn v~l
Inc hssd m II III owners and s,rits,s a saesiias
2 aead i 70 day, when, itissrNas.i .reis viii
dred strikers left Bav .U. ~. Three h,l
,Ss!s 10. East Saginaw and Ornspi,s, p pl hd,
mere, ' forcing all the mil. fins'.ed = a,ta
the sne north city limits" Of 'is Rs., sssuA s
anu Ma saginaw City 10 shu, s dovn 'aslii
,hs NO o., Iarther trouble is exn,o,.a a. ,
sne xW strikers in Cleveland, p,t.ea oS,' in
wednesday next, when ,. oAl1 aI
ls.nS ps,o o., land and: discharged. Tse sa.,, Mi
Thursday is supposed siuianoil'is t. a.a'is
IN The cS,Nv West Division Rallw., ,t.n,.I
N N onlcago has reinstated tcnUap vap
the sixteen men DISCHARGES i'V,alksl ,ail
-a. ior whose reinstatsms,,.
recent strike was started d'''ensnl
vss,s1d.v mork was a; stopped on Thur,a,,
yesterday ws In several collieris. !,
irniiadeIphia i and Reading Cosi
rS IRON company at Shenandoah % ,.
ts hne cause e, alleded is scarcity oi ~ =,
put the miners asserted ib,, NJ y \
s.oppages are but part Of the vssI Oh
gramme Of shcrt time" 'A'''a
A telegram from Troy SAYS III,
prop.ietors Of the Hudson vslIsv a ~i y,
ting MIL in Waterford, beooni,,,a
mat the spinners were oontsuD.s,
third strike within a shor, tIm. p.u
charged them all. The man S !,
that the pfoprietors agreed tb,, !.
the works were again Able d ' N,
water power from the canal ,hsv =,
restore the ten per cent. rsduct:,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
DEATHS.

|BAYNARD-0n July 10. CORA, the infant
daughter Of 5. ii. and Cora Baynard, aged
months.
Funeral services at the house, No. l0l East
EiShth street, on Sunday afternoon at foul
O'Clock. interment At Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery. Relatives and friends
are invited.
HAY ES-On tho llth inst, Edgar Allen, 81 u
OF John J. and Alice W. Hayes, aged {
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dedce OF his parents, No. 200 klnx stoeet. on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock lnterment a,
wilmington and Brandy ywine cemetery.
NC the llth inst, Colin
McAllister, IN his 10th year
| Relatives and friends arc respectfully In.
vi ed TO attend the funeral from his la,e res l
denoe, No. 2lUe Market street. on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment at MT
Salem cemetery.
Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding
Uer the spoils that death has won,
We would at this solemn m eoting,
Calmly say, Thy will he done
Though cast down, ws're not fjrsagen
Though afflicted not alone
Thou didst give and thou hast taken.
Blessed LVrd Thy will be dohe."
dREfG-Dn the 9Th inst. Bertha, daugh
ter OF Ellsworth and Lizzie Gregg AGED
months and 10 days.
heiati'es ana Iriends are respectfully In
vtsd TO attend her funeral from her grand.
iather's residence, COS Pine street, on Sunday
afternoon at 230 O'Clock. Iuterment at River.
Wow cemetery. Chester papers please c1py.
done but not forgotten"
WlRT-on the llth inst. Katie May, daugh
ter OF James and Mary E. Writ, aged
months snd Gays.
Relatives and friends are espectfuliy iuyi-
Ted TO attend the funeral from her Kr Ind
parents re- iidence, I ho,uas J. Broonall, nt
corner oi OAK and Franklin S reots, az two
O'Clock Monday Afternoon, to pfo,eei /, MI
Salem cemetery.
30 young and yet No 7 over could slve
MY sweet Katie M ~ from her carly grave.
But she Is eone up u Iest above
where there Is never ceasing love.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
IL I'm MY NV

The horse Of Samuel Chandler, of Cl ris.
tiana Hundred, ranaway with the milk
wagon on Friday morning, upsetting
and spiliiug tie milk, breaking an
axle, and doing some other damage
He stopped in front of the store of NJ
Pike, on Market street above Third
and taken in charge by the owner, who
speedily male arrangements for repairs.
although feeling rather blue over The
loss thus incurred through the freak OF
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Something LsnR xeeo..

The Trustees Of the Poor bsv, IA
handsome new ambulance hri,I
First x Allmon, for the use q, ih.o
ty hospital. 1t is very coupI.s|
every respect, being made on M
plan as those used in PhilsdeIDbi,
patients will not be subjected n
unnecessary exposure, as The yehsll
completely enclosed, aud ha, lsr,s
ing Windows at each end. Tbs bS{
about 10 feet long and 4 feet 10 n
wide. Seven feet Of the BODY |, M
I'd, and will be furnished xNh
stretchers, for carrying sick or hi
persons. These stre,chers willh
piled with hair mattresses and Nh
and will run on iron wheels vj,in
tires TO preven. any jarring s lh,1
being pushed in or drawn Ou, d
ambulance
There is also large folding seat
the right side, which is nicely uplOI
ed. Beneath the front Windows
Is a large medicine chest, wLictv
well supplied with such relnsiis
may likely be needed il case Il s,c
or sudden illness. Ua each siis d
drivers seat there is a silvg
while overhead there is a larss
and the brake 10 in the centre, 70
be under the im mediate ConnuI d
driver. The roof is Of The n
carriage style, with 40 OveshOt d
'front.' and the dash.oOard ccnisl
large leather apron for the pDd
OF those riding in front
The body H. painted back, u
with god, and has the VOID "A
lance " lettered on the trclt, tad
sides. The side curtains are d \
duck, painted black Gu The %
The running gear is Q. tie pi
pattern, and is painteda vine
ornamented in black and god
The vehicle, which vaii
! 800 pounds, and is dessnaM
one o: two horses, will h f1Ha
to the Board early next'*E
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
ACOmiuK ExcuralQn.

Next Tuesday, the Sabbath school Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer will have their fourth annual
excursion to Pennsgrove, and all who
wish to spend delightful day should
be sure to attend. All the excursions
heretofore given by this Sunday school
have been ofthe most enjoyable descrip.
tion, and there has never been anything
TO occurr that marred the pleasure OF
of those who attended.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
New Coal Yard,

James Riddle, Son & Company have
arranged to open coal yard at the new
bridge of the B. & F. railroad over the
Brandywine, which will prove a great
advantage to the residents of the north
eastern portion of our city. 1t is ex.
pected that coal will be supplied on the
most favorable terms, and that the in.
crease in population and wealth will
be such as not 10 interfere in the
least with those already engaged in the
same line of business. men OF enter
prise aud capital are engaged in the
new enterprise contemplated, and we
have no doubt that they will be carried
forward to . success.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
.udden Death

CAMBRIDGE, ND . %uII nui;, @ ,
James Davidson, age, = aUUC Nv Cand
pesiding nil about a mile i.t.nSln ir,n Is 10 B
left his house this altsinr = ra,lr, sId
pump pun for a bucket at G OF .on S'tsa Of ttsar.T|
soon discovered py d IL the rosd|
Stewart lying dead IN IN asppCcpIenI spC
Davidson wa3 ap9"n ,naTe. =, . a vilS1
trious citiayrs. He leaves
Ii We children.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Person al

Among the rusticators I, H1eJpson,
on the w u n Railroad 10 tami
lies of United States .-1r GRAY.
Austin Harrington, G~o.r" II. 5ater
E'qs., and Ferdinand L. Gilpin.
Mrs. Leitia Mccullough, wife OF
John Mccullough, the actor, has ap.
piled In Philadelphia for de lunatieo
iinquirendo proceedings to decide her
husbands sanity.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Tho CFOp Of Dru0ks.

At the Municipal Court this morning,
Philip Ryan, William Mclaughlin,
Robert Brady, John CLAY ton. William
Blackburn and John Smith were each
fined 81 and costs for drunken ness.
Annie Wright, colored, was fined 81
and costs for being drunk and disorder
ly. and Barney Lapiere and Bernard
Daley were each com mitted for thirty
days for being drunken vagran,s.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
SOntracl for q Yaeht.

b T. Bannor has contracted TO build
a 81 'an yacht for Edward Hum phrey
e' fennsgrove, N. j., that will be 81
e. long, II feet beam, and feet hold
he engine, which will be of ten. h orse
Iower, is heing built by Payne K Com
| any, OF New York. l: is the intention
IT ths owner 20 use the yacht for bring
hg produce from New Jersey to tnis
city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
A Nov EnierPrlk

AT the last session OF ths L1s
a charter was granted lo'hs ~
wine Granite Company, ant mo
za'ion bar hefn effected Eiaa
capital OF $50 0C0. Its sioCsle'l'
Colonel NJ. W. Locke, vtoih
operating the Brandywine y
Colonel Henry A. DaPon'',
DUPONT, John II. Adam: al
NJ. Field. They cons;itg's h'
OF Directors and have orgilla
election OF the following VI
William III. Field supsFla'elarltI D.
general manager, Colone NJ wy
treasurer, John II. Adam"
The new company has a
complete the contract OF 'as .'s -.
Of Andrews & Locke, and 10Y ~
pose Of so doing, have con'raC,se
the JacE son x Sharp Compan!s \" |"
barges, at a cos; Of about s;a"V
barges are TO be no iee' Ic.s
beam, 8 feet hold, and 10 caf!
each. IL is The intention VI
company to commence operation
early day, and they will illsu
ment 20 Ut least three hundred ~
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Plenty OF WOFR.

The dull times don't effect the trade
of James f. Wood X Co Their roofing
and repairing department is full, their
heater department is fast filing up.
The churches and dwellings are looking
after their heaters. Some want new
ones and others repaired. The Messrs.
Wood q Co. have their ful! quota of
men and are equal to the emergency.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
vro,ifie Whea'

Three heads Of ',1s nhs''a 'anb.r, %
known as the German i1an Holland, d
Greek Hundred 'm,,s,plye ms,T Thsl
fully three and a aa..,nsd t1,l 81 sraisa,s p
Sss Sssf Of AT i9s% ssas 'o9 81 t ys.ss', Dc ',bo
a4osnd, rnls yf4s and d Il the yisld nay '''
10 rraaE.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Love (O Lie

A true lie. A lacy called On her
friend to tell her that her husband
smoked ore Of Staushury Murray g
Wales cigars, l0i East Fro1t sireet,
when she took the stump and co ked a
meal. Her friend tLj1k. tuty are
cheaper than coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Ftngers AmpHfRsed.

A leu days since Lewis Z. Krech, an
employee of the Edgemoor Iron Comps
ny, had his hand caught between two
plates OF iron and badly mashed. He
was taken TO DIR. Mann, No. 6i9 Eag;
Tenth street, who found H. necessary u
Ainputa.e two OF his fingers.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Large Shipment of Lumber,

A .arEe shipment OF lumber wa.s
made by George W. Bush 4 Sons on
FRIDAY. They sent $1,000 feet of
bridge timber, requiring Elk cars to car.
Try Il, to joseph Bancroft. & S,ns.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Field 90 keep tbe Peace

Charles ID. Agness and Annie
boolden were before Squire Yande
eriit yesterday charged with disorderly y
condue'. Alter hearing the eyidenc CO
the Squire required taem each 10 give
tIi' IL keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Annual yreAfssa,-

The franklin Lo4a A ,ao1iatian will
bold its annual meeting 1u ToIday,
July 9th, whon tie l.par;. &c Ike See
retary AID treasurer WI b- submitted
and officers elected toc The ensuing
year.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
I.u nch.

Snapper lunch at the FELTON, House,
Second and Walnut streets, this even.
ing by II. Feldm aier tbs hungry are
invited TO cali.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
The Condition Of MRS. Bsyard

At last accounts Mrs. Thomas F..
bayard was very low, and no hopes
were entertained of h,r recovery.
Secretary Bayard has been with her
since yesterday morning, and it is
scarcely probable that he vii leave
her bed side while she lives.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
~ ,.,,. !, Her Yonp'h h

This morning a =" sspltfnlnro paanr one'
nn inr to to her, te ,a.n ,hs ap . # lGs
crowd anS HaaSs aafonnd him 4e,t fts 's' c.n,' 4,
Fss Fs:s Hs siSs;; Es; &; e;
mntiI ~ oil enough 10 ~
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
n..t,, 0s deoi- -'',,srly =

George Cole, W y5S On 'TVsdn,,;aaeaI'
E ',ssssd 'es fss''ss:A 4 :ASy23515;; : e
ssSs:t s. sssvs;t a Fl t, 1s,1,;,s S:i y
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Tho eAIhHH.

Tomorrow promises 10 be slightly
warmer and generally Clear. Monday
also warm an partly cloudy, indicat ling
local showers. d
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Election of Officers

The regular annual eisc,ioa ii IN; c. r-
of the National Association S AtiGnary
Engineers will BE- held thIs (5a'ui..syj
evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
EaFfl,UUaap ShnsRs

SIMLA, INDIA, July 9 L :rtLql AXE
shocks co tlnue TO be felt IN he Vale
OF Ctshntr1 At Intervals IT t'r,- days.
On the 4;h Instant a s.vore shJc. Was
felt at Savenagur.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
CarFingesfor No 9

at low rate by Walthsr, souii, ct
Market street bridge east SIDE. l.. p,ir.
ing of all kinds promptly alten I, Ii to
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11

Fem & Goa Lhermome or registered
yesterday 80 at p. M, 81 at = p. m,
and $40 at 10 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11

Ladies' white lawn suits about cos,
OF material. at Pyle & Lichtenstein's &,
226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Office.

Persons wishing their carriages
painted up first clhss and one third i-,.s
than elsewhere will Llease aUdres4
Painter" REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
DUBLlC SALEUF MATERIAL AMI
u huildings

IL Ia Al
4 buildings
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1855,
at3 o'clock p. m,
on tne premises, Bro3me street hetgeen
Front and Fourth streets, all the old build
ings and material on the Almshouse bro.
pe5ty, in the following order
lst Main building. 4 stories hiyh with
Two wings in one not
md. lns tne building, entire stories.
with TWO annexs; one two story and one
one sto'y, including brick division wall 10
yard, and su ner house.
%. Une and B hall story frame wash
house.
an. Colorec department, brick.
otp. arpentertthop, chicken house, wa
gon house anc blacksmith shop.
9Th Barn. spring house, plg-pen wall
and wall from ldte near Fourth stree. Ia
Il r,Ledst corner
1th. dead house, old insane house, gate
h1uss, and all he wall on Broome street
NON lear Fourth street to Front street,
stn. North wall Of enclosure.
9tA. South Wall Of enclosure.
18th. East wall OF enclosure.
sale positive, hnd all the buildings and
material to be removed from the premises
before the first day Of March, lsss Atten
lance viii be given and terms made know
On day Of sale hy
JOS. j. CARPENTER,
Iyll 81 Committee
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Take Notice.

St. Patrick's church excursion to
Atlantic City on Thursday, Angus; 9th.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11

Gehtlemen's unexcelled peperall jean
drawers, only 45 cents pair, at Pyle
q Llchtenstein' 5, 22G Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Always Gives Satisfaction.

Ca CT!ON,-Ash your grocer TO
IA in.'uie''n' Silver Coffee, and take no
OTHER s7e shat he name, Middleton
% hfH'' Is on the wrapper. This is the
nes' con ~, ana the only one packed.
fail weight. ii ounces to the nonrS
package.
Wholesale. 10 SOUTH Sp,a,u c,r
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
Worst Pair Of Shoes,

As rule, W mere the beef Cor fiesh) of
an animal is firm and sound the her
Cor skin) is the same, the SHOULDERS,
NECKs and BELLIES are The same
also, SOFT and sPoSGy, (except alli-
gators and seal skins.) | say the same
OF sole leather, whether HEMLoCK or
OAK TAN. While the tanaRe may vary,
The very worst can be cot out of the best
hide. 1t all depends on "what part" it
Is cut from for the VARIOUS PUR.
POSES.
l shall tell you more next week, and
challenge the judgment of the whole
trade To contradict
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
state o~ine TnerInuu,xar

1t the REPUBLICAN Office III The shs de.
O'Clock 10 o'clock i2 &C. .och
74O slO ~
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
.&zz4zazzzeG.5
I&s<<'
OOmmfrsfOs, erz.

dheGrrorated In 1893 for rs years by tho
nn, nerls,a,ufe for Educational and Charitable
" Ht-witn capital OF q, ,00c. .ooC-..o
been added. WV hae siilce
by an overwhelming popular vote its nan
unne,,,. ,,ee Was made part of the present stste
me only Lottery ever voted on and e,,;o.
SEQ by the people OF any State.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11

WAstTsr-A 3t!ssl! GIRL Ar'H nAskET I4,s.s,.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11
CENTLEMEN:-
Repairing Dept.

GenfleIneD We Sole and Heel YOur
Shoes from best Cuts of the
Hide for 60 Cents,
IN HALF AN HOURS NOTICE
Ladies do. 60c. Misses soc.
NOTICE We work on the Solid
English Principles, all iron lasts and
for machine, new work; and repairing,
1t cannot be surpassed or even tqualed.
BE CAREFUL, No T.. 4fh street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
JOHN MILLS.
Also, 9Th and Vine streets, Ptila.
II you want to know any more about
leather. write TO me, Phila.
JOHN MILLS.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11

i,'67 P1izas, amounting 10 s.er -
nm AppaS%Aoh ~ for ratios to cluba should n.
Ne NS. onig 70 tao Office OF the Ucinpahy m N
For further information WRIT.
ln2 fnli address. PGSrhJ. E.,TEy' CIV
press nl MONEY Orders, or New YORK Excbapn na 1s
10 10 I, urinary iegter. Currency by eynrasS
6s,t oad suins OF u and upward al our exnen sss
III. A DAuPHIN.
or N. A.nAunu Row Orleans, La
oV. seventh At.. " Nssa1ngtop. Ii i.
wake Post Ofice Money OIL.
RnIy11ie IsU and address Registered I.ettera to
NH " ohhhag'S NATIONAL BANK ="
New Orleans La.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-11

-, "''T S'stteS N JIOStUOneS
stN Erand Single Eumber ur,.
inSs TAX = place monthly.
~rt.ENnun OPPORTUNITY tn
M ~ FORTUNE SEVENTH GRAND
MY or MUSIC, NEW 0RIEAriSN Nt1 m ~. ,.r
ing. "'"'s Draw
CApLTAI. PRIZE, R7S,Ooa.
.,oo,ooo Tick efs at s BoI;nrs E,o,,
'"esiohs In Fffths In Proportion'
LIST OB YRIyAs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31
Sad and Sudden Death.

Our community was shocked and
grieved, Saturday morning last, at
the announcement of the death of
Mrs. Maggie Combs, wife of Mr..
Theodore F. Combs, of Oakland. She
had been unwell but a few days, and
a fatal termination was not thought
of until a few hours before her death,
which occurred about 1910 A. NJ.
Though death came so sudden and
unexpected she was prepared for the
journey, which could only terminate
at her Fathers house of many man
sions, prepared for His children. De-
ceased has been a consistent member
of the M. E. Church for a number of
years, and though prevented by do
nestle cares from a regular attend
ance at the church of her choice, she
was practical christian, Astounding
in good works. We have the testi-
mony of her neigh borS that they
never saw her show the appearance
of anger or resentment, and TO this
we can bear willing testimony. Al
ways kind, always gentle, always
looking on the bright side. AS a
neighbor she was always ready and
willing to assist in case Of sickness or
distress, and as wife and mother
one of the most loving and patient.
The funeral service was held in the
NJ. E. Church Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock, conducted by the Pastor,
Rev. J. EngIp, assisted by Revs. 2.
HamIll and John NJ, Davis, and the
interment was made III the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. Deceased was in her
39th year. and leaves husband and
four small children to mourn their
loss, which is her gain.
Rest for the toiling hand,
Rest for the anxious brow,
Rest for tie weary, way-sore feet,
Rest from all labor now.
Asleep in Jesus far from thee
Thy iindIe ed and their graves may be
But thine is still a blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to weep.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31
ALTAMoNT, Md, Oct. %. 1885.

AbTAMONT, MD, Oct. Is. 1850.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:- ALLOW me
space in your columns to say to our
Republican friends to come out on
the day of election and vote the full
Republican ticket, for cur candidates
are all of our own county's "raising"
l haYe known them from boyhood.
Our candidate for the Senate is first
class man in every respect, and well
qualified for the position. Mr.. Weim-
er is self-made man, without spot
or blemish. He has first class edu-
cation and is capable to fill the office
with credit. Mr.. Michaels is also a
good man and prosperous farmer,
and is acquainted with the needs of
our farmers and labOrers.
Then our clerk is Well-knOWn to
you all as a good, accommodating
clerk, and needs no recommendation
Notwithstanding the desperate effort
that has been made by his opponent
to kill him. Hit him again, Mr..
Hamill, you only lost half the votes
that you would have received by that
one blow, the next will take all. Try
him again. Prot ably he will re-
form. He was Ignorant of his duty.
Mr.. Riley, our candidate for Sher
if, is man of good sober moral char
acter and is highly recommended by
all who know him. He has been in
the employ of Hon. H. G, Davis for
oyer 20 years. He always gave salts
faction, and is capable of filling the
Office with credit.
Then our Commissioners are all
good, reliable farmers and worthy of
trust. We do think after the enor-
nous taxes under Democratic rule
we should make an extra effort to
elect them, in the interest of economy
and lower taxes.
1 am sure that if we come out next
Tuesday we can elect our full ticket
without any trouble, ana then we
can call back our little McCOmas
Rooster, and his voice will be heard
ringing all over the hills of Garrett
county, and from every barn and
house in the county,
A No. l REPUBLICAN,.