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Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

As' UNDER eEi>aug eircumstAuces,
~" o''s'd % have . Democrat TO
pIeslne over Q uueil, We do not know
~ any one VT m Wa wculd rather see
- as p's' i'i'hsu NJ JIhn @. .FArra,
Eno wa Z eo'd last evening. He has
issoy se'V'd onl yesr as president,
suu ooHeeqneu;y has some ex perlen %.
DuhAe us yssr he presided In q
AAi'uiei AEd NaPsr lAl manner, wish q
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
TuHsBAY. APRIL 10, 1883.
m. RrsuLr Of Saturday nights

work 10 already commencing to be seen,
and Il 10 evident that Ohiet Dougherty
and his folio sers have made . move
whlch mus prove fatal 10 his aspirA-
saons for the Msyorally. II has for
asvarAl weeks been an open secret that
even II Mr.. Dougherty should succeed
On capturing the nomination, he would
Be opposed Dy Mr.. James L. 0asperson
Ms the nominee OF the Oit.zsns' Associa-
sion. This association has made Its
pouer felt In the past In breaking up
ahe disgrAceful street. and 80 wer ring Of
Council, and establishing . commission
In Its place. II hiss also succeeded In
having . Law enacted for the purthcA.
dion Of the primary elections, and 70
pat q stop 10 the repeating and ballot
box shfang with which this city WAS
CURSED for 30 many years, oonseq uently
ehs men Who iondly dream that they
can OF will set up candidate that the
people must support may know exactly
whAl they must expect. Nj. Webster's
withdrawal does NOT bode any good to
Mr.. Doug liberty, and II he In folio we'd by
Colonel Norton, As 1t 10 reported he will
he, Mr.. OAspsrson will undoubtedly %.
eare tho nomination. The actions oil
some OF the police during the time the
AAsessors were holding their sessions
at the Olty Hall are too fresh 10 th,
minds OF the people to admit OF theil
sven giving any one . chance Of be
oonlng Mayor, who would DO sure l.
retain these very men In offise. Add
30 this the disgrAoeful scenes OF las
Saturday night, and 1t u evident tha
Mr.. Dougherty's chance Of reeeivin
che nomlnation has become very slim
and that even II he should secure 1t b
will have triangular Asht, with Nj
CasperSon Is one OF his opponents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

Jealous care for shs rishsa of.shs minor.
tty, consequently We know what 70 en-.
pest OF HIN during the short term tha,
he now has 10 sexvf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
SUMMER TERM
begins April 10, Ends Juno "a. ,ss

begins April 10, Ends Jnse "a, 'ss.
Now GLASSES and priysts Instruction in
Voico, Piano, Violin, and all Orchestral In.
struments, Piano and organ Tuning, Ora.
tory, English branches, Frsnoh, Ger nan
and lsaliAn LANGUAGES, Draw ing, Painting,
Modelling and PUrtrAlture, Tuition, % %
e26 per term. Lectures on Music, Art, Lit
eraturs. ets, by eminent speciaiIsts, and
General UlssEes, Recitals, etc 1ree TO all
regular students. board and room in the
New Home, 5000 to 81 30 per week. FoW
CONSERVATORY, Il. TOuRJFE. Dir,
BrsnKlin So, Boston. ml2 ahW-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
ATLANTIC GARDEN
no. S3A KIHG kFREET,

Tho undersigned has fitted up the
Atlantic Garden in good s.yle, and
invites all who wish to pSss a seN
moments pleasantly to call aud psrticl
pate In D game of shuttle board, tan
pins or pool. Choice wines and liouori
and cigars always ON hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morniDf
and Saturday morning and evening.
WV. LEGG, Proprietor.
tlp n
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

T0tAl.. oestkklo
The Com mittee on Accounts approved
the following bills, which were al
lowed, after which the board ad.
journed:
W. H. Lonss, $40; Z. II. Anderson,
% "a; J. Il. Forrest, $3S; David Klund,
$780, James Bradford Co., e5.I9; J. y.
Wood s. Co., s1b.'8; Rvery Evening
Printing Company, SS.68; News Pub
fishing Company, q 20; P. Chandler,
So AS; Vernon 8 Sons, $3.50; q. W.
solloWsy, So; Miller q jenkins,
$500; W. II. Hareove, SIS 5oi
Adams g. Brother, IS; Allen SpeAkmAn,
SI1 SO; P. r. Martin, elS.63; John o.
Brison. 81 II; q. 8. Ohristy, IS; Nc
Oartney & Kenny, 81 35; Porter & 90,
S38; u. r. BartTAm, 81; James Mills,
81 SO; Alexander q Wells, Sl2; Thomas
Mcdonnell, S6; Thomas 4 o.. el35 Vi;
janitors' balaries, eit970; salaries Of
superintendent, secretary, etc, STA 9Si
Frank Curry. s66 IS; PhAres Bell,
$50 aOi Andrews Manufacturing oom'
pAny, S67. IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

lair, oUc, ana 30 ON 10 inc
white fancies for Infants
Outing Cloaks. Then that
title world of cottons: Cling. .
,ams 10 to SOC, Sateens 10
20 374c, Chintxes Z to 1aac, |
5eersuckers S to 25c. Ba-
.iste Ia1c, Crazy CrepeI!
l2Ac - every one a uadel
triumph.
Henrietta. Wool grated
on silk. Longitude silk,
latitude wool. Genuine
mulberry-leaf.s ilk-w o r m
Silk; no.mlstake.s 8 h e p,
Wool. Each fibre gains
from it's yoke.iellow. A
mixed fabric without the
faults of mixed fabrics. No
rant or buster about Hen.
rietta. Blue blooded but
modest. Black and colors
two colors for every finger
on both your hands. Black,
75c to 81; colors, $I.a5 and
$I.5o.
All wool Henrietta, too
Plenty of friends. Same
colors as the silk-and.wool.
Southeast of centre.
Linen Lawns are daintier
than ever. The firm but
delicate touch of simplicity
is on their sheer, white folds.
A bud, a bit of branch, a
tiny floweret, Is all the pat
tern, but that is everything.
"a in, az, 80, and 35c. Col
ored grounds, light, blue,
pink, dark blue, and black,
with white figures, 4oc
White Linen Lawns, "a, 29,
32, and "a inches, 40 to 75c
Table Linens show signs
of Spring weakening - 10
prices. German Or e q m
Damask, GA inches, soc; "a
: inches, 75c. Napkins to
: match, Io-inch, SI.Io; 40
inch, 81 60; 23-inch, s.
dozen. Your chance fol
them will be small after the
hotel people find them out.
Fine White Damask, 81,
SLIPS, $I.45, $3.50, $l65
So. Full width German
Linen Damask Lunch Sets
pure white; cloth d yardl
, long, IL matching doilies
D 81 the set.
Unbleached Irish Damask
; 62 inches, SOC.
u Southwest ef centre.
: A ri c h Black SPANS
!: !. Guipure Flouncing as your
likely to come across. Elk
:, = ira heavy weight, and ever
:, . pattern boldly outlined wit
J. !. the heavy silk thread. Ne
e e patterns,to s,too-away from IL,
roses for once 40 in, s.
70 ,s Other Black Spanish Gu
le pures, same width, from s
as Black Chantilly, 40, As il
n ches, 81 to $40.
Of Narrow Black Chantill
81 sl Laces at eye.opening price
ae We have never beiol
lst known Laces so cheap.
Southwest of GER tre.
On If you are thinking
Of o. Glass Pins, Glass Rings I
in Badges, Lac : Pins, Brooche
ne Scarf Pins, or any one Of Il
=. .ss hundred artistic bits-ri,
aat from the substance,ri rich fro
to the work-that go as jewe
ns ry, we've a long count
So. To. that you shouldn't SKI
DsS IsS Bring along the out-of.sol
watches or jewelry; we p
Ill. lille them to rights with spec
on care.
Northwest of centre.
sn. The Clock corner:
sparkle with new Timers
only a hint of the old. Pr,
Da sef. tical, ,trusty everyday Cloc
. Of clean-faced a n d hone
ad. handed, for as little as q g
IN Elnck ran he had FIR Glou
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
TuV ANNUAL

NOTICE : TIE TlH1,El..!,s AsiSss wv
N ting Of the Dl,n,09i'is ,9i isiipl,f
citation Will he held Al rs.t, ~ AID
Wednes lay ey ming .gddIi ..SgdIi cfifcsN
o'eloak. The recent -, sn1'' nf r,tg
submitted; The question n,IIl III 10 "a
the election OF Oms,,s 80 / h lser
tendance ofeveTy s cilNBAp
uENhl u w. d]''
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NYorIoE-I. JAMES h. 3. GAN, THE
~ % ssnsas g., g me .,,s...n nouss known ~. e
town Of ST. Georges, sohoel District:
Ne. %, county Of New OAstis and
STATE Of Delaware, In complains with the
requirements Of the aots Of the denerai A.
sembly In such case made and provided, DO
hereby give notioc that i sAaii apply 10
writing % the ooart q asns,al session; ,Si q
state Of Delaware In and iof Nsw
uastls County, on monday, the I'M day q
May, A. ID. 1883, being the next tern
Of said court, for license for said house ~
an inn or tavern, for tho sale thercin Of In
toxioating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the promises, and
the following respectable ctusens OF said
district recommend the said application, VIZ
A N sutton Penten Belvtile
N Gray Henry X Straub
Geo CLARK David Adams
Enoch ID Laws william King
II u CLARK l. moWhortef
James Aspril CHARLES = Wright
BENJAMIN Truax Frank shoule
clarence JAmison George Hin
Thom,s LAWS
aiO stdAW JAMES q. n. GAM.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NoTIeE-I, HUGH y. SWEENEY,
IN the tenant of the within mentioned
supiy % the Judges OF the Court Of General
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery. Of
the state OF Delaware, In and fer New
Castle Codnty, on Monday, the Tth day OF
May lass, being the ars. day OF said term,
for license to keep an ian or tavern at South
West corner Ninth and Church streets, in
the Eighth Ward of the city OF Wilmington,
to sell into X leu ting lilnors In hss quantities.
than one quart 70 be drunk on the .premites
and the following respectable citizens REQ
ON nd this said appl ieAtien, to wit:
Geo, II. Cant veil, Hiram EvanA
Frank Il. ParAdee, John W. hinkex.
John Rmmnns, Arthur q. Fonlv,
VIM. Il. Wilmer, Geo. II. Paredee,
I'd ward Heald, WIN. l.. rownsley,
Alfret II. Stout EAward Taylor,
Joseph T. Ray, ALFRED C3shran,
John Orr, Gee. W. Springer,
Joseph II Homer. James Halliday,
II. stAtia AdriAn X. Gipp.
Walter n. EdwArAa, r. =. Hoxty.
| has. y Taylor, Alfred l.. White,
Errick y. Camp, JoseDa II Watson.
Joseph II. Hill. William J. TIL
| AI6 hUGH y. 5whkHKY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
DUBLIo sALE-FDuRlH PUBLlt

DUBlIlO SALE-FDUR1H PUBLlO
l. sale Of 1888. HooktsIia, Del on
rHURSDAY, APRIL 18th. 1883,
Oows, Horses, koad OAtts, Wagons and
Whips.
Will be sold at public sale at Hook essin,
Del. on Thursday, april IL, 1858, sS=xElj
car load Of towe, iresh and close M
sprinaers. Extra good lot. Three HM
young stock bulls. ono as fne q Dufnam rs
can be found. Nins head of horses, i've Of
them between and . years old, sound and
A9S horses. Lot OF wagons and road
carts, new and old. IIot Of whips. ApyoRe
wiIhtng any Of the abovs stock should at
tend this sale; 1. rs as good lot As was ever
offered. positively intend 10 cell. Trains
arrive In time for sale and depart imme.
diatoly after. Dinner at Ia Sale Ct sharp.
wa. MeV AIUH.
Robinson, Auct. ohAudlsr, Ok, Phillips,
Oashler. AT-eod-S ST
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NoTioa5;;TI!s.;; ;;I!.;. Iis;s55sS.,1 Iisis y. \, 7 4
sers In small psSs1 pS- 1snd al "
s,,l ss@Sssifyi sfil2 l2's' saiss is.Sssi. s,;.sia n
preparation for y
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
bee HIVE"
800 Market Street
Opening Of Spring Jackets

New Cloth Jackets for $l.75,
and a good style, well made
Jacket $3.50 A better one in
several styles of cloth for 50
For 81 we sell o first-class
Jacket; better ones up to 81 SO
Every one new this season, no
old ones to offer you.
The cheapest, the best, the
finest line Of Jersey Jackets in
town at our extreme low prices
One casa new Cen ury Cloths.
all nice, pretty patterns, for Ct
cents yaro for few days
We offer, as long as they last
a lot Of remnants from Q to 10
yards each, Appleton A" Mus.
lin, ST a yaro.
Handsome Lace Curtains tape
edge, cheap enough tor 81 SO.
Youss now at $l.00a pair. The
81 rs quality to go now at
81 37l pair. For 50 a pair,
perfect beauties. You ought to
see them.
Our full line OF Demorest
Spring Patterns and ortfolios
now ready
| Russell, MissimeT & Co
Successors 70 q. L. Russell.
BOG MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NUrIUe-wE, ELLsN KELIl
IN frsncis X. Kelly. ua1iAg al
Kelly D. Go, hereby give rs.ics thtl
Seventh day Of May DsKt ensuing,
nrSt day Of the may term VI hs
General session, In and NJ Nd
Uounty We will apply 70 u,
Judges oftaid 0ourt iorA liosas
toxicAtirg 9 liquors In Suanisiti NJ
one-half gallon, an no. 10 10 dfuh
premises The said business u u |
on ht No. les MarRst ttrssi, 10
ward OF the city ti Nilmingt,n sh'
lowing named respectable eitlsini
ward recon- men1 too granting oit
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

Rooms for rent at s1s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

~ I04N o. gQsTI ,slI.I = .
II 900 st . l! psf Sfo 81, cs',
nunO' uL - 10 ~
- AkA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

The Board OF Ass NtuonIi, "A
AppoA Ia will Sit to hear appeA1
assessment, from April lst TO Apn
at tho otfi 20 OF the tax collect oh
Sixth street, botwee the h9ah
o'clo ck In tho aitoInfnn. all "
in the evening. All a. lsab
writing. a. 4, MBsslu
m29 ios CloiE Oin'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
SH0RT.HAN,lID.!.IS' v. ! !.

,udsu.s entering aSsi asSy.nl sI,asssI
MONTHB py ' h4L ~. S.Iiy|
t,sgo, I'LL Cin''O
UgL
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

m oElSE iass EI'ay:t,isiiI, EI, Y, 9st 9Vfsit.rt
prssnptly. Leave n.ita otJt Ont.,
places: Board Of hs,i.I 5sI I NAl
Aqs%' stqsss, or iiics 70 III JIaIEfs
soutb Wilmingt,n L.
GHESrFRh hR'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10


NOIlOr-I. JOHN CRAWFORD, rPE
~ owner and ooospant Of the hou!e +
uated At tire Lorth west o)rnsr Of water q
Mis KMins streets, in the Ind ward OF the city q
Wilmington, county of New Castle nhd StaH
Of Delaware, In compliance with the require
hents ofthe sets OF the nenerA Assembly la
such case made and provided, de hereby give
notice that shall apply In writing 10 the
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
Jan Delivery Of The state OF delaware, ia and
Tor New Castle Couhty, on Monday, the Tth
day q May, A. ID. lsss, belAg the neIt terra
OF said court, for license for said house ss
an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of In.
to1icatng liqu0rs In less quantities than enc
STUART, To be drunk en- the premises, and thP
.oiiOWlnR respectable citizens OF tRid wAfd
recOmmeno the said application. via:
M artin II ENiott Maurice O'Uonnor
Jonn Hubert CHARLES y parks
John b kliot SAMUEL Bell
Joseph A BsumAnn Thomas NJ sttheWs
John II Dunbar Aw Randolph
moses smith william Kaiser
miohae Katierty Michsel Grady
Denns conner Alexander Cham bers,
waiter Williams u II L 9raEs
Teter Sross ChAIlei Doughert J,
johh Hsm Patrick Harely
James Orumlish Rnuel q Read
George b Metsner
Al0 3S JOHN ORAWFORD
NUTioE-I, FERGUS HELLY, DO
IN hereby give noti'e that Il thsIl apply
70 the Honor Ibie Judgos OF the Oourt OF
General estions Of tho Peace and JatI De-
livery OF tho state of uelawR Q, In and for
now ,as:ie eounEy on Monday, tue Sevonth
DAY OF May, a. u, 1888, for tho sale OF intoxi-
GAZING lqusrs. Octn< . rstsilec OF goods,
wares AM genera merchandise at No, psi
Ohestnu. strset, In tho Iorth Ward Of tho
sitI OF : II Eing on, oouA atty aAd SIato afore.
ssih ana me follo Sinx respeotsDlo citiz sns
cation, viz; ff
Ihe@As manlon John MoUroory
SAmuel Jobns0n Thomas Walsh
yonn bLonn Patrick MAher
" huknes Edward ID JerdAn
SnSn SS1nn mcDonald samuel Ia BAyley
l Munhm II DouKhton JAmes Mullin
S1nu NAuthton James n kawlins
W. W IN woSomansey Philip FArnan
os nos y oDoaneu Timothy Mo]wlaey
m,ehneI brAeley Thos q UenahOe
y uhn hoscn e ID Crawford
DAvln heines Hugh ShloldI
L AlVotN FERGUS kkLLY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NOTICE., JOHN D0HERrYI
~ owner and occupant Of sh ! hou. 1.
At the northeast corner Of mn,
Walnut streets, In the 5Eh s,tit
city Of wilmington. eoanty ofsss C,N
state OF Delaware, In compliance mi
qutrements Of the nets Of the (ieu.r.i
bly In snch case made and proyidet n
give notice that I shall ApvsY n w
she Court OF General Sessions sf ths N
jail Delivery Of the state OF Dslav,fs
for New Cas,le County, on h0uiay
day Of May. A. ID. iSss, beiag the N
OF said court, for liccnse fcr uldhoJ1
inn. or tavern, for the sale therein of
eating liquors In less luanuues N
| quart, TO be drunk on the pfpml,sII
following respectable cititenI of II
recommend the aal1 anaitratioo ii.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NOTICE. ,sr ,tS,tlsI
SIlTiafsiGTIp w ii fsiGoIp!sy ,,' ''!f;;, 4 ,..s. (:
mex next, y April Is /. & ~ !. .'f..G9i.SS. ).
I III ON viii be suD%iy.I'p !. - Till "a ~
merging M thi; assosl1sSmaIp $500 llsSmp,r, ihSasI Al
cOniide Fl EEsinsY I; S,t S.sltai'.sa]
GEORGE q. N snI
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

NoFloE. .....
UIrY ASSESSMENT. /
Notice is hereby given that ~
sessment has been completed, az
placed 10 tho Once OF tue Ulsfid d
Gil, at the city hail, who're iheI
smined by tRxaDlos from lusa1
2Tth. 1888, until Tueldly Bpnl
between the hours OF 70 o'oi0&
9 % p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
NOrIpna

NoTIoE-I. DANIEL RYAN va
10 West Front street, LIN anoss asIss's Z. 4 y
Horse Hotel, In the Fir,t ~. Me
CITY q Wiimiugton, county !, NJ M
and state OF Delaware, IN aamnw Wew Y
me requirements Of the es,s al shianos ,ha q
Assembly In suoh case mAds 40 ue
DO hereby give notice thsti ses,, sI ptoy|
writing 70 the Court Of 0onarsIs spp
tho Peace and jail Deliysry a, !. .oesio
Delaware, In and for New (Jn,,ls S "
Monday, the ith day Of NAV us1a
ing the mort term Of said sou,, =, y.
for faid house a. an inn or ,asa w
ssae ss snsLein oi tntoxio ltlng liquor, n
guAnutles than ono quart, 70 bs A.,
me promlses and the following rs,us]
oiu,ens Of said ward rscomneaa IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

An egg merchant, who goes from house Il
house buying eggs. told us few days since
that he expected 10 have to pay 80 cents Il dog
EN- for eggs before Christmas.
This IL remarkable, when we reflect that
the poultr, industry Of this country last wear
amounted to nearly seven hundred million
dollars; and even then, We had to import sew
eral million dollars worth of foreign eggs.
Our own egg-rasers ought 10 have this money.
The demand for fresh eggs for food alone far
exceeds the supply. At fifty cents per dozen
eggs are cheap as beefsteak for food. Many
persons who keep hens will probably not have
an egg to sell when they reach fifty cents.
Some one may ask, what can u body do.
when the peSky old hens stop laying, and the
pullets refuse to BEGIN until spring. Why
do as VIM. II. Ieomans. OF Columbia, Conn.
Editor of the Germantown Telegraph, did last
winter. He says: Last fall made an ex-
pertinent worth giving our readers. Until
about Dee, Isl, | was getting from twenty
common hens, only one or two eggs a day. |
decided to try Sheridan's Condition Powder.
| confess had but little faith in its value TO
make hens lay. Commenced feeding. and for
nine days saw very little effect. Then the
hens began lay ing and in three months laid SIS
eggs. Part OF the time the thermometer was
II deg, below zero, and my hens were laying a
dozen eggs Il day. while my neighbors (who
did not use the powder were getting none. !
now. without hesitation, believe IL Is yalua-
Bile aid to farmers for egg-production." Wei
might he believe. for nearly - dozen eggs. in
three months, from twenty common hens,
with eggs worth 30 cents, l. worth having. l..
5. johnson & Co. - Custom House ST.. Bos-
ton. Mass. uhe only makers OF Sheridan's
Condition Powder TO make hens lay.) VIII
send, postpaid TO any person: two y cent
packs OF powder. and II new Poultry Raising
Guide, for 60 cents. The book alone costs -
cents. For Si.0o five packs of powder and a
book; for ~ 20 large 81 pound can and book !;
six cans for $500, express prepaid. Send
stamps or cash. Interesting testimonials sent
free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06
Wedding Bells.

4 very pleasant social event occurred
Thank, gvins evening, AT the residence OF
Capt and Mrs. Nehemiah II. Means on Main
street. It being the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Matte h. Means, 10 DIR. George h. Har-
rman of Boston. The interesting ceremony
wa. performed by Rev v p. Wardwen 4
large company Of immediate friend, and rela-
tive, OF the contracting parties were present.
Man, beautiful xnd valuable present, atte>ted
III, hi-h esteem in which the bride i held.
The bride j. one Of Eil>worih- e.timable
voufs ladi,>. and i rich in the love Of a host
~ friends, The groom j. one Of Boston's pop
ul4r dentists The bride was charmingly al
tired. wearing q reception drc>, OF g"beIin blue
corded >iA. clahorateiy trimmed in Persian
with roses. The reception which followed the
weddjn. ws. largely attended and proved a
very interesting occasion. An excellent cola
ton Wa served. The happy couple left on
Friday morning. train for their home. Law
renee avenue. Boston. The AMERICAN wishes
them a happy welded life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06
City and County.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
Dec. 3, 1898.
REGULAR MEETING

REGULAR MEETING.
Mayor in the chair.
Aldermen present, Cook, Jordan and
Moore
Roll of accounts No. 10 was passed.
Voted, That the report of street com
missioner Moore be accepted and that the
road rolls he committed to A. r Devereux.
collector of taxes, for payment, and that
the Mayor draw his warrant in payment of
the same if found correct against the prop
er fund. viz highway S75S. 10
Ordered by the Board of Aldermen,
That i W. King, city treasurer, be and
hereby i authorized 10 sell such property
a. b. now holds in tax deeds TO the best
advantage for the city, and that he give a
,Juit-claim deed OF any such property as
IA, may sell.
Passed 10y the Board of Aldermen, Dec.
}. a T.. lsoS.
7. f. Hale, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06
Son,eSyiIle
The Republicans celebrated the glorious

The Republicans celebrated the glorious
victory on the eve of Nov. 22 A. J.
Whiting brought forth his Blaine can
dies, which had been slowed away in his
attic since -, and dividing them among
his ncighbors, said, Let there be light
and there was light" and it seemed a
brighter light for the four years waiting
The residences of DR.. Grindlc, J. c. Hill.
J. Hamor A. Allen, VI Allen. Central
House, j. W. SomeS, John ]. Some>. and
Chauncey Joy were in fun blaze at :
O'Clock. Hotel Athcrton on the hill threw
a bright halo over the darkened houses Of
its Democratic neighburs. The procession
of ladies' followed by a crowd Of boys and
girls, gave the friends of the opposite par
ty when they could find them noisy
serenade. The little sons Of Democrats
declared themselves to be Republicans and
beat pans and rang bells and joined in the
hurrah. a. eagerly a. the little BLACK Re
publicans' at their side, Somes, lille is a
small village. but it can get up a. big a
time" and as loud a cheer n any town In
the county,
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Waltham.
We are pleased to see DR.. Clough so far
recovered from his late attack of lung
trouble as to be in our vicinity again. He
was very much missed in his absence.
W. II. Chapman of Philadelphia, is in
town, the guest of C. G. Clough.
The Good Templars' entertainment
Thanksgiving evening, was q complete
success. Although it was rainy and very
muddy, there was good audience and all
rendered their parts finely, especially W.
c., who took the part of the negro waiter
in the farce entitled my Turn Next. )"
They took quite little sum Of money to
help swell their treasury.
Rhoda and Minnie Jordan leave to-day
monday for Lawrence, Mass, where
they will open shop and do frst-class
dress-making.
Dec. 3.
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West Franklin.
The weather prophets say we are to
nave an open winter
J, T. Gordon will buy spool and staye
wood 10 stock the new mill th, winter
Sherman Scammon will work with a
crew on the Morrison land this winter
Quite number Of men will work on
stone this winter, in this place.
The hunter wait"th for snow.
The exhibition at Taunton proved a sue
cess
Where are the temperance men and
women Of This place: Their presence is
needed in this town. Drunkenness seems
To be on the increase here Hardly week
passe, without seeing the degrading effects
of TOO much rum, It should be- the duty
Of all lovers Of good society To stamp out
some of the sights enacted here the past
year
5 $. Clark hurt himself quite severely
by fall Yesterday.
NOV. %. CHEER.