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Iyellsburg.

Mrs, McMeChen and daughter Miss Mary, ol
Wheeling, are visiting MF. aud Mrs, \. II. Inch
Anan.
Miss Mollle PAUL. Of Wheeling, Is visiting
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Clara Beall ut Colonel
BeAll's.
The Press Association has benn here n dgouc.
The editors during their brief stay made many
acquaintance,
The McCleafy decorating establishment, under
the supervision. OF Mr.. EdF, Horne, IL turning
out some beautiful deslgus In that line,
Mr. James n. Rodgers, tho gntcrpriAlng mer
chant, IL continually making lmpr0YCmenlsin
and about his finely arranged establishment.
MI. James n. Jones was appointed Postmaster
at WellsburE last week. The selection gives en-
tire satisfaction TO tho citiEOns OF th0tOWn, ,Mr.
Jones served In the First West Virginia Infantry
during the late war as a private, and was regarded
as q No. l soldier. The contestants for the office,
besides himself, were D. McClclland, John Nc.
NRlly and George Frazier. The present incum'
bent Is William Campbell.
Tho MCSianus.B resock homicide case In the
Circuit Court, was the absorbing topic horc last
week. Hugh MGNilnus, who was indicted u year
ago this June for the killing Of Henry BresOCk,
was on tho witness stand on Saturday, aud II Ii
likely he Will DO tic last witness for the defense.
Judge Jacob, Col. Arnett and j. Il. Handbook rep
resent tho defense, aud Prosecuting Attorney
Harry HGrYey, assisted by Capt. D0yenet, are for
the State. The Suite really bad more witnesses
examined thar. the defense. The murder OCCUR
red on the ninth Of June, 1883, during u drunken
brawl over labor difficulties, McAants being a
Union man employed In $. Georges glass fac.
tory, while Bres0Ck was a ktoekhOlder and ein.
plOyel Ut the Riverside, q non Union establish.
ineht. Bad blood had been existing between the
parties for some time, and when gu the ninth Of
June, during tho progress OF q Democratic ptt'
mary election, RldWhllo beer flowing more freely
than water, the parties met, disguised labor troll.
bles and almost simultaneously clinChed. Bro.
sock being tho most intoxicated Of the two, dur.
Ing the scuiEle got underneath, aud ~ somcotth0
evidence relates, was kicked about the head In
such q manner as 10 cause conclusion or flp.
ture Of tho brain, the effects Of which the stRtols
e%ndcayotlng 10 prove caused hiSdcath. Bttsock
lived but q TOW hours after tho occurrence.
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BRLEARR
AII Sorts Of Local News and GoAyip from
the Glass CITY.

All sorts % Local News ana HoA4lp Woh
the Glass City,
Alayn tennis club has been organised Of
OfiveiHiMl
NIL w Cayhar h Visiting lrionds N Bax
ton h! IL, ". M.
Ak; cgneIlplals NAipns ~
ny
uhsls 1FAilQl 49, W. hhbea pEpAvn NAp'
plAIlht pAh gh sAEpfaaN,
Colonel CHARLES BRltEell Il tmproYing RloWly
and q able toslt up nov,
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Whom you don't feel we'll and hardly know
what ais you, glvcB b. u. b. botanic Blood Balm
q trial. 1t Is a fine tonic.
T. o. Callahan, Charlotte, n. c., writes; "B.
D. u. is q lnO tonic, and has done mo great goOd.n
l.. W. Thompson, Damascus, Ga. writes; az DO
lleye d. b. d, Is the best blood purifier made. II
has greatly improved my general health"
An old gentleman writes: "B. u. u. gives me
new life and now strength, lithere is anything
that will make an old man young, II Is b. D, D.,
r, A.. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va. August 10, 1883
writes; ~ depend on q. d, u, for the preserva'
ton Of my health. 1 have had 1t in my family
now nearly two year,, and in all that time have
not had 10 have u dOctOr.'t
ThOs. Iaulk, AlApaha, Ga, writes: ~ suffered
terribly from dyspepsia. Tic use OF B, h. II, hRi
made mo feel Ike new man. l would not take
q thousand dollars for the good Il has done mo-
". N. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga, wrltest ] had .
long spoil Of typhoid fever, which ~ last scOtnet
10 settle In my right leg, which Bwcllcd up onor
mOusly. An ulcer also appeared which dis
charged q cup full Of matter d day. ! then gayl
d. b, d. q trial aud II cured mGlh
IoNAu Drug Co., Wholesale Agents,
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Can be Saved from 4 DNlGaId's Grave

TURKISH LPR TABLETS will posltiyelyand
permanently cure those who may he addicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, Graduating from tho system the awful
cEaying desire which 80 many tnd hard 10 Telin'
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Things of Interest from n busy Railroad
Town.
Special Corapondaaee Of He IakliOateer.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, June 23.-Messrs.
John Miller and Charles E, Taylor, jus.
tees Of this county, have resigned their
Offices,
Sheriff Floyd Knight has fled his Of
fetal bond for $4,000.
To further reduce expenses, the Balti.
moro & Ohio machine shops here were
closed at noon yesterday, and nearly all
the employees took in the various atnuse-
ments. Nj. John Il. Gleason, the mas.
ter mechanic OF these shops had an ugly
cash cut in his head Friday evening, by
q piece OF iron falling from the top Of a
box car.
Special trains were run on several
roads Saturday to carry passengerstoan and
from Barton and Frostburg and various
nearby towns. Tho A.. o. II. held a
largo reunion and picnic at the latter
place, and tho Mystic Chain at the for.
mer. Almost all members oil these or.
CARNATIONS were in attendance.
Next Saturday, Lafayette Lodge NoA9,
K. Of p, holds a picnic In shaw's Grove
here, and nearby lodges will attend.
On July 4th the Brakeman's Brother.
hood will hold a picnic in Shaw's Grove.
On the same day st. Peters ornet band
commence a festival In the Opera House,
to last three days.
On the 18th and 10th inst. amateur tai
emit will produce "The Little Tycoon" fol
the benefit OF ST. James Protestant Epis.
copal Church. Great pains have been
taken 10 make this play good, and the
actors certainly have succeeded.
Children's Day will be observed TO-
night at the Mt. Calvary Lutheran
Church by the Sunday School.
Cards are out for the marriage OF II
o'clock q. M, next Wednesday, at FroBt
burg, Nd, OF Mr.. George L, Pearce, tile
polite and popular 3. TO. operator o.
this place, and Miss Julia r. Walker, the
accomplished daughter Of X. MUO. II,
Walker, OF that city, They will leaves a
once for a brief trip to Atlantic City, N
j., and other cities.
Next Thursday and Friday evening"
LuG huAlluII 6VClusl VI VIZ ! lepu1'
terrain Church will hold a festival In the
basement Of that church.
Tho members Of Hiram Lodge, A. +
and A. NJ, OF Westernport, Maryland
attended services this morningina bodl
at st, Johns NJ. u. church South Ii
honor Of St. Johns Day. Rev W. B
Dorsey delivered an excellent discourse
Piedmont will soon have olecttlCllghts
Many persons went 10 Homecoming las
night 70 witness tho sparriug match DO
tween WIN. Carter Of that town and VIM
Washington OF Barton, for $50 q side
Result not learned.
The signs Of the late flood have almos
disappeared.
Money has been flush the past week
owing to II being pay day with the var
ious companies In this community
Tho Mayor ID trying 70 put abtop u
boys jumping ON moving trains, Mo,
he succeed and thus save many limb
and lives.
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BALTIMORE, June 22.-Wheat, western steady,
No. 2 winter red spot and June S3Lcj July SlIi
size; August S0Nc. Corn, western steady
mixed spot and June 4lallAc; July 4lNaiiHc
August l2c; September 42LSai2Ae. Oats steady
western white $2aSic; DO mixed 2aaSOc. Ryt
lt@ butter tILmi SteamSg l6aisc. Eggs steady
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A sound legal opinion.

4. Balnbtdge Munday Esqo County
Attorney, play county Texas saySt
Have used EoCtric Bittefa with most
happy results, Ny brother also was
very low With tnAlafiRl fever and iaun.
dice, but was cured BY timely use Of this
medicine Am satisfied Electric Blttots
saved bis llie.H
Mr n 1, WiiSoxson, Of Horse Cave,
KY adds . Q Testimony, Bayingi NHe
poe iyely believes he would have died,
had, y not been ior Electric nlttets,
This great remedy Will ward %, a
well ~ cutu al mAlafiAi dlBeaBeB and
i0f oil kidney liver and stomach diaorl
deta stands dne1uhlbd. ppiCe 30 cent?
land ~ Logan Drug Col drugstore,
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Auction sac.

A UGTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AFGRSITuRR.-Gwi win Offer plloL my Hol.e.
hold Goods, consisting Of bedl9om w ~ " snT
Rps,,s"eis GsTpetS, one sidebOHrd, one Het SILVER
Safo. Kiichin and DInlng'E0om F9rllqfe, eIc;'
N sahads Nd rood he new, on Monday. June y,
~. hi i0O'clOck q, M Ut no; y l9lIkel
met above Jacob. And house i0r tehk e9ht1s
~ ~ seven IA rooms, bath room, h0t and colo
W " Ths move goods can DO bought ~ pft'
W. ,,le anv time before The above date,
fA HESnY NORRIS, Box Factory,
Folirteenth aud South Streets,
"a II uAVtTn AuctlOneef. lolh
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DAINY odors from Spice IslRuds,
Waited by the tFopic bIeezet
SOZ0D0NT III healthill fragrance
Cannot DO surpassed by these,
Teeth Il wliitens, puriaest
You Will use II II you're wise,

Mn. j. r. GRtNsTEAD, Sonora, KY,
says: My children have sometimes had
boils aud other signs OF blood impure
ties, with loss Of appetite, etc, at which
times l have found Swiit's Specific a
most successful remedy, in nc instance
falling to effect q speedy and permanent
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"MY father, at about the age Of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top Of his head.
After one months trial Of Ayers Hair
Vigor, the hair began coming, and, in
three months, he had q fine growth Of
hair of the natural color."-P. j, Cullen,
Saratoga SPRING., n. y. p&w
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin e%ruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % centa
per box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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What is

oastorla is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. II is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing syrups, and Castor OH,
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions of Mothers. Castorad destroys Worms and allays
feyerishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour curd,
cures Diarrhca ana Wind Collie. castoria relieves
teethlng troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. cass
toria is the CLildren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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GET rid Of that tired feeling as quick
as possible, Take Hoods SsrsapRIilla,
which gives strength, q good appetite,
and health,
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1t takes four years Tor a collegeto turn
out a good student, But 1t frequently
turns outa bad student in less than three
months.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRA1Hs-Qn9na eltgE Nay y
day excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
e1efpted Sunday only, saturday Qnlyf-
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Real Estate.
James A. Henry,
U, S, CLAIM ATTORNEY.
No Fee Unless Successful.

procure Illusions, Increase Of Pension, he
h,lotAilon To Pension, New DISCHARGES, COi1Iiti-
MllOn OF RAtlons, B0untlCp, 80.
rue Ice ior tho prosecution OF 4 claim Tor Fen.
Mon AilNcl by law, ard limited 10 10 IN each
SaSe, aud ON n claim for increase SO, payable
WY upon the successful Termination Of the
Salnl, nhd by the Government Agent through
yhSm thg pensioners draw, Many soldiefsn6w
MIaWlhgA pension arc entitled to increase, II
NY naIe 9pnllel before, aud your caSO has been
NiVv.elt 10 not be discouraged. ia / frequently
N.Y. Vhlms ihoNgh they have been teleottd rev.
I'm .unv, Many persons are entitled t1R pen'
iWVn Nnn haIC never applied because lheli dlta'
ppily Mns slight while Tie i6oi ID, any dliabll.
w lnclitel while In the service OF tie unilCd
SfaVes cullles a soldier to i pension, or aus
I.ivAc which exists, tho feitlt OF camp 6i
EE5,Ga W. Incurred In line Of military duty.
sSnlleit IGslllng In the city Of WheellhG aud
SurIounIlns country will lind II 10 theft i'd
" have on attorney that they can con
uI, anl Que who VIII wr(e the application Il
NV wy Nc mat the proofs DO presented III a cor
NY thAlc have Known mhhy OlAlmA 10 bS
sMvIlceI by An Improper presentation Of lhC
nI4vli A. Notary Public / tale dCpoaillOn6i II
!!ai IVY w which am not tho attorney Otfec1fd
Nglehet, az, certified,
oy NSpy y, esiEslp, 10 10 had in Real Estate o
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he lell9 biz tflendlt and nothing Olto
i1hO Induced 70 W.
because, having taken Or. plefce's
Golden Medical Discovery 10 cleanse
BIS system, tone u up, and enrich the
blood, and finding that u always pro-
iuoes The desired result, he considers
lhat / gb1ld be iooliah 70 experiment
With anything else .H motto ivl
1pfove i'll thing aud hold fast 70 that
which ID good. That's why he Plus hil
faith 10 tho "dolden Medical DlsCoy.
tfy.N
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~ am like tree, Q he observed a. the
clock struck II. ~ AIN rooted al your
slde,n nYeB, but you never leave, do
your" And then he put forth"
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Loos0la Red Cioyor RIA Curo glolt

LoOHO'H INuu UIVVUF EIII7 VUFU 1IUk
Headache, dyspepsia indigestion, cons
etipAtlon, 2bc per box, Eve boxes ior 81,
Druggists, Wheeling, w, VA raw
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FINANOH AND TRADE
Th0 Voatat0a Of the Moaoy aaa stoet Mar,

The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
NEw YoRK, June 2,-Money on call easy; no
loausi closed oteredAt2K per cent, PrImemer
camille paper S55tRb11 percent. Sterling exchange
duh but steady at 81 s7a4 ssh. Sales 79,4l6
shares.
Tho stock market to-day was again dull aud
nninteFesting, except for two or three stocks,
was V per cent higher than last evening. The
trusts were specially active, but none OF them
showed any movement but sugar, which rose
over per cent during tho first hour, aud after
S SIal1t's s tSar up TIeEnI,o ina 6i Pei Ssa eon IsSR lSst
for RrtiYlty toward tho close. The market closed
quiet, though firm generally Rt the best figures
OF the session,
Railroad bonds were quiet; Sales SG7S,0O0.
Government and State bonds dull and steady,
o. 49, - - =.
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IIVaRtnNtf.

CHICAGO. Juno a. Cakle-Recoipta 400
head; shipments 600 head market lujet and IN.
changed, beeves. AOOAl 20; steofs 90 S1al is,
stoCEefs aud feeders % 2SaS i6; COWS, bull,
aud, mixed 81 26al 90 Hogs : Receipts $500
and 100 hlgheft mixed 81 Goai 60I heavy Niba
1907 light NBta4 0t Akips q b0lIO 100. Bhteb-
Receipts. $500 head; shlpmehlA l,2DO head mar.
ket quiet aud unchanged natives S1b0ll ri.
western % 2Oa4 %; Texans q 76a400i lambs n ID
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EAsT LiBERrY, PA, June 22-Cattlt-Reoeinl,
go head shipments $40 hoadi market foIh2nr
doing, all through .c"0nAlEnmehtA HOfA-KS.
celpts ,0O0 head shipments 500 head mAfEel
nftil all grades az 81 b0aAl0. BheOp-Rocelrl,
400 head shlpment1 400 hOadI market nbIh,
ing doing nothing here,
CINCINNATI, o., June 22,-ffoRt stfonaort co,n.
i9al SOL receipts it0O6 head hlpnents !, u
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M uUuu1t
Nmalhs ifm ahd uhohanfSd, mHis''
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BIZ 80, RAILROAD,
Bellllre& zapesylle Through Peisepgerle leaves
?, m.
WOodsfeld RaIsengerleaycS pellaiFe At 40 p
M, arrives at Bellaiie II St25 q, m,
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves Hehaife
ct l2:2t pSma arrives at lli3l O. N.
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Castoria.

acastoria 10 an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of is
good effect upon their children"
Dr. @. o. osooob,
Lowell, Mas,
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n sSE .S HSHS sS s4 iSiSaisT sSs sSSss.1aly saAt ..Al'.
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"castorla d the best remedy for children Of
which l am acquainted. Ihope the day d not
far distant when mothers willoousider thereal
interest Of their children, and use castoria In.
stead OF the various quack nostrumswhlch are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurttul
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr. J. =. KncHEtoE,
Conway, Ark
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-05
ARRESTS 'SDEFIANCE
He Has Only Pitiless Con.
 tempt for Intimidators.
FATHER CROWNS INDIGNATION
He Believes that the Assassins of His Namesake Have Injured Home Rule.

ue Demands that the Living Beings Who
 Killed Dr. Cronin be Hunted from the
 Face of the Earth-No Faith in tho
 Chicago Polioe-H,s Reply to a Threat
 cning Letter.
 BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 5.-Since the murder of Dr. Cronin at Chicago in May last friends of Rev. Patrick Cronin of this city, who, as editor of the ''Catholic Union," has been particularly severe in his denunciation of the conspirators, have known that he was marked man.
 In the ''Catholic Union' issued to-day, Father Cronin editorial1y an- pounces that he has been in receipt of threatening. letters some anonymous, others signed, though labeled mot for publication" Continuing he says:
 We have not been reared in the cow ardly atmosphere of Irish secret society mummery and so arc not accustomed to trem ble at the threats of 'the High Muck-a-Mucks" of such an orginazation. For over score of years in good report and evil report we have upheld the stainless banner of Ireland. Does any miserable creature of a murderous con- spiracy imagine thatwe will finch from or abate one iota of just indignatio4 against those whose fendish assasina- tions have almost composed the ruin of home rules triumphant agitation?
 There are indications that the net work of murderous ingenuity which strangled Dr. Cronin has also wound it's paralyzing tolls about the police depart ment of Chicago. The development of tho trials are such as to make one l wonder whether this is. America and this is the nineteenth century. Men arc condemned to death in secret con clavo of irresponsible and thievish scoundrels and the Government of the greatest republic of history is able neither to protect the victims or avenge their slaughter. Arc tho people of America dreaming. or is this in truth a ghastly rawhoad and bloodybones re- | ality? Do the conspirato tors or their sympathizers, defenders, crea lures, tools or relatives imagine that any decent journal will be diplomatic in dealing with such infernalism Wc know not what other papers may do, but for our part, in season and out of season, we will raise our voice in demanding that the living villains who wrought Cronin's foul assassination shall be hunted off tho face of. the earth on which they are a carrion and pollu- tion. And for those who would en. deavor to intimidate us we have only pitiless contempt. This is our reply tC the threatening and insulting letter which we have just received. Is il explicit enough If not VIC will have something to say still nlore.pointed il | answer to future mcnaceS."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-05
POISON SENT BY MAIL
An Attempt to Kill Ministers
 and Their Wives.
ONE WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
Candy Containing stryohnine Sent il
 Little White Boxes,

Protestant Clergy men of J oh hnst own, N. B..
 Excited They are Warned Against Re.
 ceiving Confectionery Sen. by Mail-As
 Analysis of the Dead Woman's Stomach
 Shows Strychlnc Enough to Cause Death
 Sr JOHN, N. B.. Oct. 5.-This city was horror-stricken yesterday over ar attempt to poison the families of three Protestant clergymen, and which in the case of one lady was successful.
 On Wednesday the wife of Rev. Donald MacRae died suddenly, having been poisoned, it is believed, by con fectionery coming in a little white box through the mails, addressed to her that morning. An analysis of the candy shows that each piece contains enough strychnino to kill a man. An autopsy held yesterday disclosed suffi- cient strychnine i'll the stomach of the deceased to have caused death.
 It has subsequently, become known that similar packages were delivered at the residences of the Rev. J. Desoyres and the Rev. T. J. Deinstadt. The boxes wore addressed in a copper plate hand which is thought by some to be a woman's, Mr. Desoyres tasted the con- fectionery, but detecting 2 bitter taste did not swallow it. The Deinstadt package was delivered to q little girl who handed it to the clergyman's wife.
 NIT. Deinstadt suspected that the sender might be seeking to dose him with some sickening mixture and took the box to d chemist. The confection- cry in all three boxes contains strych- nine. No satisfactory reason for the attempted assassination can be assigned although the city is full of rumors. It is understood that the Protestant clergymen here had been warped against packages of confectionery sent them through the post.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-05
City Election.

stass caaHty Sf Of G0Rasstifat; New Hatsn, ss.
 Mayors Office. City of Waterbury,
 September 30, 1889. To the City Sheriff of the City of Water bury-GREETING
 You are hereby directed to warn and mo- tify the legally qualified electors of the City of Waterbury that the annual meet ing of said city will be held at the police court room in the City hall building in said city on Monday, the 7th day of October, A. D. 1889, at s o'clock in the forenoon of said day, for the transaction of such busi- ness as may legally be brought before said meeting, and for the choice of the follow ing officers of said city, as are required by law, to wit: a Mayor. City Clerk, Treasu- Ter, Auditor, City Sheriff, two members of the Board of Water Commissioners and two Agents of the Bronson Library Fund; also one Alderman and five Councilmen for each of the four wards of said city. The voting places will be as follows: For the First Ward-Armory of Second Regiment, corner of Phoenix and Abbott | avenues.
 For the Second Ward-New building in rear of Citizens bank on the west side of North Main street.
 For the Third Ward-The lobby and
  For the Fourth Ward-A tent on the lot north side of Scovill street, rear of Brook street.
 The polls will be open in each of the above places for the reception of votes | from o'clock, forenoon, until o'clock, afternoon, on said 7th day of Oct. A. D. 1889. You will cause copy of this order and warning to be published in one or more newspapers published in said city, and post a copy thereof each duly attested upon the public signpost in said city at least six days before said seventh day of October, 1889, and due return..make to the clerk of said city according to law.
 Given under my hand and the seal oi the city of Waterbury this 3Oth day o1 September, A. D. 1889.
 | HENRY I. EDUCATION,
 Mayor. NEW HAVEN COUNTY ss
 Waterbury, Oct 1st, 1889. The above and foregoing is like, true and attested copy of the original notice and warning. Attest:
 JOHN w. MCDONALD, | City Sheriff.