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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

Heres piece of pie" said an r street
woman to hungry tramp at the back
door. Thanks" he replied, catching
eagerly at it and biting horseshoe out Of
it. Don't yon want n knife to cut it
with?' she inquired. The tramp looked
hurt. Madam" he said, in freezing
tones, "do look like man who would
eat pie with a knife? ?'- Washington Critic.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
Atlas and Layensons

The Atlas and Lavensons will play the
fifteenth league game of the Central Cali
fornia League to morrow, at 9 o'clock, at
Agricultural Park. The Atlas to secure
the pennant must win to-morrows game,
and brilliant contest can be expected.
The positions are "a foIIows.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
SUPERIOR COukT
oepartmene One-Van Fleet, Presiding.

ra FRIDAY, November 2. 1888.
Estate OF William Hunt, deceased-AppIica-
aiol, 70 sen real and personal property and set
partment Two. "
motion for alimony. A anu
tlement of statement on motion for new trial
Continued -Ae" 'ii''i'
In re- a. J. Smith, an insolvent deborah
A. Fiohr VS.. VI. l.. Bram-Demurrer tn sunnle-
mented complain. Continued.
Charies E Pinkhsm Fs. Southern Pacific Com
pany. Continued -
wagner VS.. Wagner-Continued
L. jacob VS.. IL. Weinstock- Dismissed. Judg-
ment IN favor of defendants for costs.
X FORBES VS.. j. K. Bolton-Decree in favor of
piaintif Al 4f'OA VI
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

GRAND OPENING.-There will be a grand
opening of the Wine Rooms, 614 street,
this evening. A fine turkey dinner will be
served. The public and friends are invited
TO call. Frank Van Guelder, proprietor =
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads 10
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, he"rsburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, ETC., are caused by this vary common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind and cures the most obstinate cases of dys-
persia Read the following:
"I have been troubled With dyspepsia I had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, did me little good In an hour after eating
1 would experience faintness or tired, angone
feeling, though 1 had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did immense amount
Of good. 1t gave me appetite, and my food
relshed and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired.
all-gone feeling have felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsaparilla, that am happy to
recommend it," G. A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
n. b. Sc sure to get only
Foods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. ST. six for s5 Prepared only
by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
; 100 Doses One Dollar
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
Auction To-day.

Bell & Co, at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at 927
K street, will sell horses, buggies, harness,
spring and farm wagons, furniture, carpets
and household goods of all kinds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

REMEMBER we have 10 pair of mems
shoes. sizes 8, 10, IL. and five of the very
best qualities. that we are selling to-day at
a reduction of 30 to 80 per cent, from the
regular prices. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
Postomce Renort.

The following is a report of mail matter
delivered and collected By the letter-carriers
at the Sacramento Postoffice for the month
Of Ocsobar 1907 cd 1000
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
A prummer,s Goods.

To day in millinery big sale of ribbons,
wings, tips, purchased from a New York
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

TIE greatest bargains in socks we have
had for long time is now on our counters
for to-day's sale, Isle thread, medium and
heavy wool. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

Do NOT forget our blankets to-day-for
men and beasts-on sale at Red House. =
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

EVERY DAY. fresh spareribs, tenderloins
and fresh sausages, at Mohr g. Yoerk's.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

GET the portable steam saw to cut your
wood. Office, 401 street. 1t is cheapest. 6
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

PIANos-H you want the best, blv the
Chickering. l.. K. Hammer, sole agent,
No. $40 street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

Total pieces handled. ,701 2is, ,757
Excess of Oct, 'SS, over Oct, 's7lO7,O56
Receipts at the stamp-window for the
month of October, 1887 and 1888:
October 1887 ................,,..e5Oi2 Oi2 "a
October, 1SeS............ ..... ........ 5,523 q
Excess OF october, 'SS, over October, 81. $40 rs
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

orr sale of specials to-day all day.
Read onr ad. carefully. You can save a
third and even more on some lines. Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
TRICOTS, IS Cents.

All Wool, 54-inch Tricots in terra Gotta golden
brown navy blue, grey, seal brown, mouse, card
iral, tan and cadet blue. Price, 75 cents
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
SHIFTING FLANNELS.

All wool embroidered skirting Flannels, in col
ors that will stand washing; 81 and 81 IS per yard
The embroidery is from to inches deep.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
The fire bell rang out loud and clear.


The air was cold. the night was drear,
O'Connor lay in his snug little bed
Dreaming of free trade ard painting her red.
While his shirts went up in tae laundry.
swore,
All Fook must pay, or he would have his gore,
No shirt TO wear in the Frisco procession,
Not dollar TO buy one in bis possession.
osonnor was in a qusndary.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
SOMETHING FOR BOYS.

Reehng Jackets for Boys, from ID to IS years.
Price, S.. These coats are made of heavy chnchla,
cut and finished like similar garments for men, They
are useful comfortable and servceable and the price
is low: Our stock is limited and those who are
interested should call early.
OUR COATS FOR MEN are as follows
English Cape Overcoats, in the latest style-three
different patterns Prices, Sly so to SIS.
Heavy Chinchilla Ulsters with rubber interliniuo
between inside and outside surfaces making the coat
wind and waterproof Price, $17 So Sizes, "a to A.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
SEALETTE WRAPS.

Handsome Sealette Jackets, full satin lining,
s13 so. Other styles at $1S and SIS.
"Modjeska" (short backs, long fronts), with
real sealskin ornaments and pompon fringe, s25.
These garments are made with bell sleeves.
Short Sealette Wraps, with various trimmings
OF fur, pompons, gimps, ETC., SI6 So ST. so, $40
and SIS.
Fulllength Sealette Newmarkets, $50 and s75
Stylish Sealete Coats in three-q quarter lengths
$40, SIS, $a7 50 and $50.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-28
ct. Yaul, Minn., 1sbe Septbr. 1888.

Il
aiere Sr. &ebattsr!
Bur Nfbolbss % Yrobibitiunsfore-
ming arbeiber fig frem al alle &refter.
8iituof saar bet roget iaste, men ri Tan
lite pente bet bebre / benne 8p, bppr
Der er laa mango 8affer. 8i bofoer MI
bore Mpber / &onferentsfirfens Balez
ment paa 15be Street. 8i meber fpr.
ie 5rebass= % treble Eirsbass often /
Maaneoen. Set er nu fem Nar iioen
ri bespnote meb ben fbrite @oobtemplar=
lose. 8i par nosle ftattels faa Sfanz
oinaoer, iom lite furftoo fig paa fort os
BAD ba flere al bore Yreiter ON liot
8iitano; men erfarebe mart, at DC ina
rere bar imoo us euo for Saseu. 8aa
enfelte Steoer Ter bet Jig uo ben Sag
ibas. 0e lpnes at itaa / 8ast meb "Jolz
teblaoet" uur, at sjsre bet iom betaler
Jig bebf.
Yaitor @ierien al ben norifzoanife
Metbobi1ttirfe CT en- flor 9jelp for Dor
Sag. San orsaniierebe Dor 8lub Size
@arb meb "a Meblemmer. &lubben
fat Osiaa ct "Braisbano", iom ipiaer
ueb MSberne / Metbobiltirten paa Ma=
tbtlba Ctr.
9eres meb penlis 3illen,
8eter 9ausberg.
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Ga Grosle 18 Sept.

Til vJelt &aabet".
Dpmuntrenbe er bet at ie be fore
5remlfriot Dor Sag Os bort 9arti sisr.
Ser er De forifjellise temperance %
Yrobibition< Drsaniiationer osiaa aftiue.
gi bapbe 5rebas ben 7be @alter Wtias
Der; ban talte / gourtboule 9all for pat
fet gus. Nloris bar Ga Grosie bert ct
iaa fulbenot Yrubibitiunsforebra9. &eu.
s. 8. Cation beriteos taller osiaa for
Brobibition. Saiten pil Der boloes en-
Debat ON Brobibit,uu mellem bam %
8ep. 9bomas; iibtnepnte taller imoo
Saseu.
5pr en- 9ib iiben 6aobe ri 8eips af
.. 9. Dliun; ban talte inbtrensenbe
% alourlist for Yrubibiton. s Spo
Ga Grosie er orsaniieret en- Brobibiz
tionsflub meb S. q. Braatbeu iom Brez
iibent os llnbertesnebe til Sefretar, ben
teller 81 Weblemmer, buoraf II item<
meberetttseoe. @merifanife 8robibis
tionsforobras oil afbolbes boer Manbas
often / Eioen fer 8alset.
Ser trenses iberbist us ubbolbenbe
Nrbeibe for Gag os Barti, 5orbom .os
Yartiforsubelie er itsrre enb man ifllbe
trO. geipnoerlist er bet, at Stsritebe<
len al bore lutberife airfelemmer enbnu
banser til bet al 2ifsr siennemiprebe
G. Q. P. (going out party.
9robs alt bette blir bos llbiiSterne
lpiere meb bper Sag Osiaa. Sen 22be
os. ital "5remtibs Saab" inbpie fin npe
9all paa Sjbrnet at 3bie % SAP Strs.
Denne 9all, iom er en- al be imuffete /
8pen, oil blipe "Seaoquarter" for ben
%itauoinapiife Gibolos- % BrObibitiOnsz
~bepaselie ber; Der oil blipe reselmess
lise Wsber bper 2srbas Nften % Ssne
bag Gftermioba9.
Com ubii9terne mi er. oil bet lite
fOrunbre mig, ON 1iit & 8roOfs faar !
MiQion "8ptes" ben Ste Nopember.
goers for YrObibitionen
gb. Saeobion,
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8repe.

Mtuoter lobe Sept, '88.
4iere Mifelanb!
Oil bu bore al ben Gobbeo at inos
rpfte fptsenbe ! nGelt @aabet":
Sellesielitabets Beitprelie bolht Nsbe
ben 18be September % fslsenoe Gores
uisser optOees | Talesielitabet:
1. Sen itano, Total@ stfbolosforenius
/ Dit~Minneapol,s.
2 ,Nibarps" Mfbolbsforenins, Otter
Iail 60.
3. Sen 1fanbinapiife Nfbolosforenias
/ Satpt Greet, @enuile 60.
Diten @inber9.
Selesieitahets sefreter.
Web en- penlis 9ilien til big os ale
pirt1omme Grants" er ies
Sin 1en
@inbers.
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feroisbeb ubpueS? Sanbbeoen maa
leire. !Surra for Silt % 8roufs!
gu fan iette mig neb for ier Nar for
"Selt &aabet". Seq ital betale big,
uaar jes fpmmer op paa bit 8ontor neite
Manba9.
Ser / 8ierce County ifal ie9 boloe
5orebras bper Nften til ben lite Dftober,
meo llnotaselle at Manbas ben 17be,
bpor ri mpbes meb Dor fore Bannsrs
fprer. 8enlisft
@uitapus Senien.
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9iamono Bluff, @is., lite Septbr. 1888

9iamono BluH, @is., lite septbr. 1888,
&iere Ni felanb!
Seq funoe naiten blipe friitet til at
bespnbe benne lille Snbienbelie meb fplz
senbe Dperifrift: "Det er iaa ifjeloen
ri Ter noset i ebers erebe Blab fra bisie
&anter, D. |, pa; tbi naar ier man no.
get i "5elt Raabet" om Yrobibitiuniz
iternes Sremsans i Wiscouiin? @is=
ielisen er bet pberft itielben. Man
ifuloe naiten tro, at 8~isconiin er ct for
lfuot @teobarn.
Smiolertib bar ies een slaoelise Gor=
npielie, at funne fortele big, at bort
9 Banner bliper mere % mere populert,
ibet ri meo slebenoe Sper laoer Brobiz
bitiunsbubltitfen lpbe fra @ranoe til
nermeite @raube os Bisconiiens spu.
ner / sfjul Ell trbbe, bet oil Song I'll
tobol ianbe ben fpritfommenoe Nopem>
Der / Gorm al gotes - life Spmpatbi;
= tbi ri itremmer life benne &onse
bort fra 2anbet meb republitonit Spmz
patbt, = nei ri n,aa BRUCE Dor 8ote til
at banie 8olfabanlen meo ben @uten.'
s Sadion County bar ri mango @en<
ner blanbt bore 2anbsmanb os Eallet
forsses itabisen. Sen republifanife
"cat nip tea" er benz for iterf.
Suneau County bolot jes ier Sore
bras for umtrent Z Tiger iioen os Der
bespnoer be at paasne til 8eoibitbeo.
Ser bar life laa faa lom lopebe mig, at
sjsre for Dor Sag bpab be funoe. Erem-
peoleau County uil fomme manbitarfe
til 8alsurnen, Der ere Noromenbene
tapre grobibitionsusenter. Buffalo
@ountp bar iime norife 2sper. SIR. Z.
u. Glaobammer os 9aitor gil, m. f.
Seq sratulerer bette gountp meb fine
fieffe norlfe Ssnner % sniter benz me-
gen 2pffe i fin 8etrebelie for at befri
bort berlise 2anb fra Salo~ontrafifens
rebiomme 9prani.
s 8epin os Sunn Counter faar Ri
osiaa mesen Eililutnins blauot bort
4.
Soft. 5or bper en- ct. Sobn 8ote pil
ri faa 10 for 5iif % Broots.
Ser / Yieree County er en- f~torartet
Joranbr,ns til bet beore foresaaet fben
ies enbte min @etfe al treostppe Sore.
bras iibite @inter. s bette Totpn buol
ies MI ifriper benne Nrtifel, or9aniiereb,
ies en- RrobibitiOnsflub fsrft i Marts
Maaneb os 8reiioenten for ben Iamme
81. 8. S. 9ilben, Der o9iaa er Gbon'
nent paa "Gelt @aabet" fortalte mig
isaar. at neften ale aorite % spenift
Der omfrins bible femme for Silt %
Broots. Bil nosen forbinhre at @et.
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8eb benne Narstib fan lite Soft bore
nofiom forfistise meb at bolbe Mauen
tilbprlis Orben. Biligie % malariife
@p9bomme paafpres ofte oeo 5ortops
pel1e / 9armene. Beb MI os ba at tase
en- Doiis al ct. Batrds 8i0er unb9aaes
iaabanue T,lfaloer os mango SDgoome
me %afpenbeS.
SQlses / ale Npotbefer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-28
acknowledgements.

Wrisbt Counts 8robibitiOniter bol-
Der ,,@oap" i Buffalo ben 3bie Dftober.
s. g. Stub bill tale ! gormoront ben
Abe OFT, 1afe Guice ben Ste, audubon
Ste % 7be, Safe Bart 8be. Cuba 9be,
2tlanta ~l0-11-12, Qamben 1914,
@i1ipoob 15be % 16be.
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Gear. Garrtfon.

8enr. Garrtfon.
Stisnt en- praftiit glfbolbsmanb er bog
@enr. Sarriion insen 8rob.bitioniit. s en-
Sale, bolbt i 0anuiIe. Snb., ben 26be So
bember 1887, iagbe ban: uBi iagoe / Dor
statsplatform, at ri bar ptaise til at siue
De lofale aomuner Ret til at afsisre bette
Spsrssmaal. Baa bet Stanbpunft filler
ies mig ibas Seq tror lite, at @tatsprobi=
bition CT ben bebite Maaoe for benue Gags
Nf9jgrelle . uSSntet tuube oare mere trefenoe.
mSnoianapolis Seurnal" rep 10 SUM- 'ss.
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Err du fOrSikret?

pig life, ba tag en- aolne MsrOpOitan 2e Sni. 60, at SEEM gurt Set
israe % fhefe Snoufraue 5Orffrinss setab amerta. aapital 5 MdGo@
ner Dollars. Gntanet at Death Claims, iom bleue uobetahe fofe aar bar oper
$4,000. Bet foFer fra 81, os upab um usen. Set forores insen SnorebeHese
pense. Snseu Sorpseie 8etainsen for1anses. Snseu 8etaling for DOCTOR
examination. Bremhrne inbtasieres usentis Ueblemmernes gohser.
ame aDs fra l til 70 aar antases. Acknowledgement uobetales arar
efer ben forifrebes Dsb. 8etalinsen er ben famine Tor besse aisn. &n iunbe
os irWe asiureres. Mu8ur Saeobten, AIS gebar Gpe. e. G9ent fr
bette 60. os pl bore shb ub at e 9anbsmano fire SamiGen oo en- BOlas..
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WISCONSIN, STATE TICKET.

WISCONSIN, STATE TICKET.
For Governor
E. G.. Durant, Racine.
For Lieut. Governor
C.. Carlson, Eau Claire,
For Secretary of State
Nelson la Due, Collins.
For Treasurer
d. G.. Prescott, Marinette.
Fol- Attorney General
Chas. E. Pike, Oshkosh.
For Sup't Public Instruction
J. H. Gould, Lake Geneva.
For Railroad Commissioner
e. w. Drake, Milwaukee.
For Insurance Commissioner
S. NJ. Bixby, New Richmond.
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III 8tsttsbes!

Nsenter fan faa itabist % let Grbe.oe
os COB Betalin9, enteu be leper paa Gdrm
eler | Bp. Eilitriu nEbe Go>Dperatipe5n-
bemnitp 60" for Betin8elier. Hen8e be.
tales til MebIemmer | Spsoomstilfrlbe.
Nbbresie: 3. .. Bsr 549,
WiuneapoIis. Rinn.
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CITY TICKET.

For Mayor
VIM. J. Dean.
For Comptroller
A. X. Graver.
For Treasurer
Chas. 7. Leonard.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-28

ILLINOIS STATE TICKET.
For Governor
D. H. Harris, Logan County.
For Lieut. Governor
Joseph L. Whitlock, Cook.
For Secretary of State
J. Ross Hanna, Warren.
For Auditor
Uriah Copp, Iroquois.
For Attorney General
F. E. Andrew, Whiteside.
For Treasurer
J.. w. Hart, Winnebago.
For Trustees of the State University
Dr.. Villars, Mckenzie College
Rev. F. L. Silver, Macoupin;
Miss Mary Allen West and
Capt. Henry Augustine, Normal
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Gear. Utlf

u9ilpirfnins, Smz
port, transport
o9 Sal9 al alfoz
bolbplbise Driffe
ifuloe gisres til
5orbrpbelie ps
itraffes iom iaa=
ban" Sen natip=
male prohibitions
Blatfurm.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-28

oar Du Sobber, JON ifaI TRIPLES iaa buff
paa v5elt Maabet" 400 : 40 Gebar ape.
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,Bonforts Wine & Spirit
Circulars:
,9Saa 8i1- % Observation-Disclosures
8esne lebiaser Ri Deflarationeu meb por
bebite Nnerfienbelie". nDet eTnmin
Menins % ale beres | JorretniAsen.
meb bpem ies bar talt". = $. .. Mil
fer, 2eberen for ben rationale Difiuers
G~sioiiation.
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COUNTY TICKET.


For Treasurer
R. H. Hasty.
For Auditor
A. P. Peterson.
For Register of Deeds
w. H. Skemp.
For Judge of Probate
L. J. Van Fossen.
For Clerk of Court
s.. B. Williams.
For County Attorney
J. T. James.
For Surveyor
For Coroner
b. T. Allen.
For Court Commissioner
Chas. ], Robertson
For Superintendent of Schools
w, J, Warren.
For County Commissioners
c.. H. Dorset.
George Cornwall.
w. NJ. Lawrence.
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EleneIano.

vYreiioent Gleuee
Lamb er Mteoeier |
ct BrDs9eri ! 8uf=
talo, bet oil fige,
ban eier en- bel Sci
Mttier I Buffalo
Cooperative Bre<
ming Go. Gelgelig
er ban in9en Yro<
b%tbttipntit".
w8olteSfreuno")
oempfr.
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PROHIBITION TICKET.
For resident
Clinton B. Fisk, New Jersey.
For Vice President
John A. Brooks, Missouri.
Minnesota State Ticket.

For Governor,
Hugh Harrison, Minneapolis.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Theo. S. Reimestad Minneap'
For Secretary Of State,
Peter Thompson, Worthington
For State Treasurer,
John H. Allen, Fergus Falla.
For. Attorney General,
Charles E. Shannon, Duluth.
For Electors - at Large,
Martin Mahoney, St. Paul.
J. w. Earl, Fergus Falls.
FIRST District
c. w. Ballard, Albert Lea.
Second District
James N. Wishart, Mapleton.
Third District
John Bredehoeff, Faribault.
Fourth District
Alfred J. Dean, Minneapolis.
Fifth District
J. u. Barnes, Alexandria.
For Congress = First District,
Robert Taylor, Kasson.
Second District
D. w. Edwards, LeSueur.
Third District
c. A. Fosnes, Montevideo.
Fourth District
J. P. Pinkham, Minneapolis
Fifth District
T.. D. Scott, Duluth.
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&epublifanernesY 1ante:
,Det er en- COB @esjerin9s fsrfte
Blist at fremme 5olfets Dpb % sGbrus
elisbeb FAINT beuare Sjemmets &enbeo.
Oct republifanife 4arti ipmpatiierer
paa bet biertelisite meb al fornuftis %
uelanrettet Soriss for 1emperancens %
Moralens Jremme".
~ {. q
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Oct rationale repubttfanife
Bart
,Bi befrefter i9jen Dor uroffelise
Sensiuelie for Borsernes perionlise
&ettisbeoer % Gribeo".
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0etre &anOiDater
% oeres Dorbolo til Observation-Disclosures ~iaaleoes iora
%otentlt0t erfl9ret.
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The st. Paul & Duluth
RAILROAD.
9ett tottejte 2tnte tt.
Lake Superior,
tbarenSe 8 9tmerS 1tS.
DAGLIG 8 TREN Beige vEIR.
Den 1aatalte Limited brueer Inn fem
Elmer fra o1billinsbperne" til Duluth,
bar blot ire Stoppeitsber paa 9eien.
s Duluth linton Depot e ner Gor,
binbelie meb Duluth & Sron Mange
81. 81.
8tatS &reurHom!
Neeo eens, Roit os Dampifib inbbe,
resnet sisres via Duluth til ole sitlige
@toppeiteber. 8iQetter paa Dampifib,
eIer Oampifib % Sernbane, eIer Mes
turn meb Dampifib alene tan erbolbes
ON sn5fes. BiQetter meb nerrnere uns
berretnins erboloes peb 9enpeubelie til
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Mtmater lobe Sept. 'SS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-10
AN EPITAPH.

Now that the deadlock in the democratic town committee is broken and the Con- molly gang forced into line, we would ad wise the democracy of Waterbury, and more particularly the honest democrats of the fourth ward, to look about for good man to look after their interests in the future. During the deadlock in the com mittee Connolly has made some remarkable statements bearing on his reputation for honesty and truthfulness. In the first place he admits that he played into the hands of the republicans at an election not many years ago, but says he has since proved himself good democrat. In re- gard to the election of officers of the town committee, when approached by well wisher of the party and advised to agree upon some one for chairman, who was not identified with any clique of the party, he declared, with burst of profanity, that he would not attend a meeting to elect anybody who would dump" him. 4 few days ago in telling what he had did for the party in years gone by, he made the statement that C. Maloney had been resi- dent of Waterbury for only five years. Last night he made second statement that c. Maloney wasn't much of demo- crat; that he was in Waterbury three years before he was made voter. Let us see how his two statements agree with the facts: The DEMOCRAT was instituted in July, 1881, seven years ago, and the resi- dence of c. Maloney in Waterbury dates from that time. According to the check list of the third ward he was made voter in 1882, the year after he came to Water bury. In 1885 he received the nomination as representative to the General Assembly from Waterbury. If, as Connolly claimed he has been resident for five years only and was not made voter for three year: after coming here, how could he be nomi mated for office in 1885, threesyears ago Among other things Miles F. Connolly, ex- king of the fourth ward, is very huen
 liar.