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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
DEMOCRATIC CLrB CONVENTION.

The cali for "a convention of Demo
cratic Clubs at ParkerSburg, on August
Do should Doe buglc call to battle TO
every West Virginia Democrat. 1t Is
useless to disguise the gravity Of the
situation which coufronts the party.
Tho contest this fam will bc hard one,
aud IL victory is gained, it will only Doe
through united. determined aud uuccaS-
ing effort. 10 f., important that every
man should Dee so work and that every
Influence chat contributes TO- victory Doe
strengthened by tho harmonious sup
portol tle party rank and Gle.
The Democratic Associations have
done good work in West Virginia.
Wherever they have been thoroughly
organized thc Democratic vote has iu-
creased. aud tlc proportionato gain OF
opponents diminished In tae cam
naicu of education which the Democracy
is conducting. the political club. organ
lcj to hold public discussions and dis
>.miuatc proper literature, is q mighty
influence. In practical political work
itisa rallyiug point, aud center of
inspiration and direction. An imports
ANT duty rests ou tine Associations of
West Virginia this year II they per-
form IL wei, there can Doe mo- such thing
us defeat Tor Democracy.
Every good Democrat owes it to his
party to aid iu The performance Of this
Iuy. let it Dee his task. both boy
personal example and effort To build up
tac Democratic associations and
strengthen their influence. Tho ENecu-
tive Committee of every county should
,ec that between now aud August IA "a
thorough club organization is formed
and has &C., representative. 40 Parkcrs-
burg. Now is the time To- work. Com
p'ctc thc club organization OF tine State
aad q long step will Doe taken toward as
surfing Democratic triumph
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

was turned loose in the South, and
scarcely two-thirds Of the population
were numbered. In lss0 this evil was
largely corrected under better system.
10 viii Doe a comparatively easy matter
for large cities TO supplement and cor
rect the iniustices OF their census re-
turns: 70 cannot De done in the rural
districts OF the South; Neglect aud i'm
capacity viii again doubtless reduce
the apparent population of these see
tious. and their apportionment ia the
National Congress. Mr.. PoErEES
LIunders. whether accidental or pur-
posed are not against the Republican
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
\ Monumental Liar.

EX Governor Wilson was in our Office
last Friday, when We propounded To HIM
the following question. and desired To Know
what he had 90 say:
The Wheeling IutcIlic,nccr of a recent
date contains q letter, dated az Wash
iu.ton. detailing an alleged state
mcnt by "a Third District Dem
ocrat." 10 the effect that there
was AN Arrangement between YOU ANA Hon.
j.. d. Anderson through and by which. he
received his certificate OF election. and You
were 10 become the nominee fer thc House
of representatives. DO You think proper to
say anything for publication about IL.
Ans Nothing more than 10 say. that II
is false in every particular, aud The silly
fabrication of monumental liar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
NEW STEAMER R. {, PHILLIPS

For Speed Com FORT and Safety.
-sSa - REGULAR Beiiaire, Benwood and
----z'a77 1918 Wheeling Packet Eastern Stand
arl Time
Leaves Wheeling at Gas "a. IN S,so %. M. o: -
90 m. and ll.2o "a. IN; goo p. n.. 100 p M. and
GOO p. m.
Leaves Bellairc at $50 "a. m 600 o. IA. aul
iO.2O ATM. 100 2. M, 2:i5 o. M. i.i5 D. m. and
$50 o. m
SUNDAY rBIrs.
Leaves Wheeling at $50 %. m.. 1890 %. n. and
1850 on; 900 D. ui. 1.Ou p. 900. and 5:,O p. m.
Leaves Gei'airc 40 900 e. IN. and 1850 %. m..
l,lp n. an. 500 p m., 80 o. m. aud eco p. m.
FARE Observation-Disclosures. 10 Cents.
g. T. a. e.. Time Card-By Boat leaving
Wheeling: 9.f5 %. 40. and 400 p a.
For information concerning b.. =. ~ G.. L. T.,
address VI. Il. SEAL.
General Agent. Bclaire. Ohio.
Extra trips on short notice. Close conucc-
tion, made with all railroads
II. j. MENpEL. Manager.
!. T. CLINE. Master.
FRANK BOOTH. Agent jr2l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
Real Estate Bargains !

$50 Buy Lot. 3u. feet ou west side o! south
Front street. Easy terms.
S.2J BUYS Lot 2sNtuG ou Eric street 100 Gil
christ addition. Easy terms.
s1.2JO BUYS Lot 3gNl.o: fine corner un ONO
and York streets. New ear liuc.
$1,000 Buys House oi Five Rooms. Lot 10y
l20 in good rrlair, on South Broadway. Good
ucighhurhpnd.
$1,000 Buys lon,cof Five Room, Brick. ON
Eighteenth street. Must have all cash. 81.
snap.
Sl.5CO Buys House of - Rooms, Storc. Brick.
Lot 1}Nl2D; well rented. ON Chapline nesr Iwrn-
ty-fourth street; fine location for "a saloon. ON
easy terms
$1,000 Buys House ~ l3 Rooms. Brick TWO
stories. Lot 3iNiO0. on corner of Cbapline ana
Thirty-ffth streets. Big snap
$4,000 Hur, Farm Of 10 Acres. we'll i'm
proved. good buildings well located iu ONO;
only require loo cash TO handle IL. bar
cain. look o. up.
FOR RENT - Eleven. Roomed House on
South Front street; new, all modern. ,.'oi per
month. hoy August Isl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

Quite number of large operators in
crude iron show their confidence in
strong prices by Offering 90 take large
lots for future delivery at present
prices. Throughout the east iron is
moving rather slowly, and makers are
not Offering special inducements. \
heavy movement is reported in nails
throughout the west. Merchant steel,
sheet iron. barb-wirc, rail fastcnins>
and pipes and tubes continue i'm very
good demand. The usual midSum-
mcr suspension at mills will be
of short duration. \ very large
amount of material will be want
cd during the next few weeks. bat
buyers and builders are manifcStiug
no anxiety whatever to place their or
der>. Iron and steel making capacity
is being steadily expanded. and conSum-
crs throughout the United States feel
that there is less occasion than ever 90
buy I'm advance of their present needs.
Improved activity is promised in rail-
road Construction. and rail mills are bet
ter of for orders than they have been
since the opening Of the year.
Copper has advanced To lG"ial1c per
pound for lake ingot la the New York
market. and shows great strength at
this place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
C5rucrnl 2lntirre.

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
An persons indebted to Shair.r Nr''. '
Will -ayr cost, ami trouble by riIIiu.
Office and paying Promptly. Ih...
claims again. Oh" firm oi >lair'r. NnNI. t t
Will present them Go Doe. prarrrIt earn.
fHr settlement r. ia ifIIT>pt
a. .-n"r uf Snuirrr. Noble N co.,.
lr2jh uNrr NO. iasJ Chaplin, Sfr..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
NOTICE or DRAWING
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNI,N. ri Dr.. u.s.
y tn tho requirements a. tln mort.
buckley" Glass Company. works Hf
Ferry. Ohio. to Alfred Caldwell. dated
hor OH. ISL. recorded among thr nn. r
Zoo Belmont county. Ohio. io Secure NOf
said Company. chat twenty OF -aid i0u.
selected by Dot Tor redemption aui
july 1T. 1870. hy said Company Boo Irr
with the provisions of said m0r.H
numbers OF the said twenty bonds a..
lows:
3. II, -. 30, 80. ~. %. SO. -. 90. ic'
800, 1913, 100, 2I3, e2O, 233, 2if. ~
800.
The said twenty bonds viii De- laI.
Company upon presentation lf thc To
Ohio Valley boz the city OF NrelIne
the first day Of July. 1921. or therraft.r
with interest thereon Tor ihr ir.t
year lseO. Interest upon said fH'H
shall cease on July i-f. lS.p. aud ''
warrant, or coupons attached fN..
have not bec0m" due ou nr hrf
named date. viii become null and
ALFRED tALpN ..
June IAN lseO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
FOR SALE.
Property That viii Pay 10 Boy N1

The property on southwest c.ra.- b.
way and Zane streets, Drru's .Dr a... ...
az $500.
Northeast corner 81 Nurth iiur.. f. r-
land streets. has two dwelling. H... ..
vacant ground fora third hOI>.. lin
the street car line running tu Nar. I..
5000.
The Doubl" Brick az ~ and u Is Il.r
the new street car line: now gents .r .sr
increase. s25O.
Five Roomrd Dwelling 40 ~. % y Dr.
for q 40. Good location.
SIX Roomed lionsc. y krutuchf ,fr-t. .-.
-Four Building Lnt, on y. Pom $. ts
Your last chance Tor % tr,t-cla-- N..
on South Penn 81. 7lNl-u. $40
The above properties viii oult H.
q icw DAYS it these figures.
G. 0. SMITH.
Broker and fesI lsi.t.
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t.f.r.. N.tf.n.I Flint Cla,, Workers
....,...,.. -.-i.v Nh. lint glass work
.-..rtb.. N.u Civ cam D., depended ou
,. sustain hcr name for hospitality, and
b. thousands who comc to thc reunion
ta-lav wll have just cause torcmcmoer
ana appreciate the occasion.
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lit. A.. Inns ,r.yen that
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Or. as thc Washington 1'>p'''"'N ''
thc Gael~rrE Indicate, Co- BhN VII
~s> Intends to Shy his castor into the
Congressional aroma. Cine scramble Tor
thc Democratic nom'natio" viii oe o'''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
WATER RENTS ARE DUE.

Bil, forwairr gent f- th. .I, months obi.
ms September aJ.l. is.u. .r I.. rady lrrM
al tlc Office of ihc CITY Na.r l..rI nn or l..
fore June 3J'h. ls.D. 90 d.r..rf .. il l.r cont
will Dee allowed
jcerod THE CITY WAITER BOARD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

EOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT Srop--
l. room No. 1888 west side Main street D.
occupied as the Office Of the c., l.. AZ ". RI a.
Terms reasonable. Possession given nd ...-
Inquire OF VI. REILLY. 1893 Main 30 iril b..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
Eor Rent.

IGOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM oc.,.
l. pied by the late 4. G.. Egcrfsr no iqta ~
street. Posse ion July !. 1870. Enquire d., h,
II. EGERTER. ,,,...".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

LIT a., 30 ORR oWN KE0iNtliA.
rtoN. OUR oWN COUNTlNG. OiEONN
CEErIriCNTION.- ll.r h.-t' rus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

are equal TO genuine Ncstphalia Hams, but
much cheaper ply MARKET STREET,
Orat Branch Store. corner Jacob and Thirty
eighth Street myH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

l.. 4. ROLF x CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
l3i Market Street
Telephone 1858. j.2glqea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
5lriu advertisements,

I ARAsOL-Ycsterday on Electric Mo-
tor goiuc South. Return % lles Market ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

StTAUNTON Military Academy FOR young men
= aud boys. For ira catalogue, address Staun-
ION Military Academy. stanton, Va. je3Otosel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30

YXTANTEp-B OARDERS-MEAL AT ALL
w hours La BELLE HOUSE. cor. Thirty
first and Chapline streets. ie29S&ea
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ateiu Advertisements.
I. G.. DILLON & 90.

We have just received. and now have on dis
play the finest line Of genuine Irish BelieeI
ever shown in this city. Nothing could be more
suitable for wedding presents than this famous
porcelain. Also, choice pieces Of Solid Silver
and rich cat Glass. Your inspection is invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ic9Seads ''" ''''' 81 \, i..o N..a
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-03

An English Traveller in Brazil report,
an ingenious contrivance of the boatmer
by which the current of the stream il
made to counterfeit the sea breeze blow
ing up the Rio San Francisco,
The canoe was carried down the stream
BY the force of the current. but in the
afternoon and during the greater part si
the night the sea breeze blew so strong
as to inS'1e our progress. The boat
men. however, adopted plan to over
come this. which have never seen else
where. nor even heard Of. and | will
therefore explain it in few words
They landed at place where tree,
grew in abundance; and in a short tim.
cut off a considerable number of branches
which they tied tightly together viii
cords. One end of a long rope was made
fast round the middle Of this bundle
while the other end was secured tn the
canoe
The boatmen then steered for part Of
and threw the bundle overheard. Thii
being heavy from IT'S green state. floated
Just below the surface of the water, and
in this manner being entirely out of tn,
influence of the wind it received the
whole force of the current, and by this
means the canoe was dragged down at Z
rate little inferior to that by which WI
descended during the calm OF the day
Voufh's Companlor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-03
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Sarah Bernhardt's latest pets are . pair 4
young alligators
Miss Elizabeth Bisland has been made the
literary editor Of The Cosmopolitan, in who's
service she went around the world
Miss Clara Mcknight, An ls-year old lady
Of Ironton, O., has passed satisfactory eI-
animation and been admitted as q pension
attorney.
Mrs, Humphrey Ward is a notably bright
conversationalist, and at her fathers recsp-
tons in Dublin frequently gives rem to thu
philosophical turn Of her mind
Olaf Kraker, an Esquimau woman, in "a
lecture in England She il the first person Of
her race to ascend the rostrum She speak
English fuently, wears her native costume,
and is only feet inches in height
Miss Mary Morris, daughter Of William
MorNs, the poet and Socialist, Possesses q
great talent for embroidery and designing.
She is turning it to account by starting q
regular business, where she receives order,
for work and gives steady employment to q
number of women.
In Georgetown, b. C., in an humble COT
tage which rents for go a month, lives ths
only surviving grandchild of Thomas JefYsr.
son. Her name is Mrs Septimia Randolph
Meikleham, widow Of David s. Msikleham
long since dead She Is now In her 10th year
. cultured, amiable, venerable old lady with
two daughters and one son in her household
Margaret Fuller was q schoolmistrea b.
fore she became a marchioness She swaysd
men and women, not by her personal beauty
for she had none, nor ny the magic of her
voice, for 1t was not euphonious, but by ths
sheer force Of her royal intellect She bad
some personal pecuiiarities which were nsithsa
agreeable nor attractive One Of these was
fashion Of moving her neck and looking .,
her shoulders as If she admired them Thu
gifted woman is scarcely more than tradi
ton in American literature today, but tb,
time was when she was power dreaded By
Longfellow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-03
IDEAS FOR DRESS.

The new crepes de chine come in lovely
evening shades and pure white, with small
figures, dots stars, wheels and flowers EN-
broidered on their surfaces
New taffeta silks, black and In colors, sho,
and with self-colored grounds have small
peas, dots, leaves flowers and tiny geometric
figures, broche on the surfaces, generally in
the same color, but occasionally in a con
trasting tint
Stem green, asparagus and reed green
shades, all with tint Of gray in their tones
and effects. are feature in woolens. These
shades are made effective by contrast with
stripes and bars Of reds, copper tints, bright
blues, greens, yeiows and black
The new regence black silks are repped or
corded, leng hwise not crosswise the fabric
They are beautifully lustrous with a dull
but the weave is more complicated and evi
IDENTIFY the work of jacquard loom
A pretty triple cape of light cloth has been
brought out for dancers to throw over their
shoulders between the dances 1t is seen In
cloth Of only two colors, red and cream whse
1t is not lined, and the capes are not hemmed
White or scarlet ribbon to match the cloth
fastens the cape at the throat.
The new ladies' cloths that come In even
ing shades Of color are in cream and pure
white are intended for evening gowns, which
will be made With low or V necSs, short
sleeves, and Josephine waists, and decorated
with the finest tinsel and crystal bead EN-
broideries. mingled with six and gold coris
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NEW JAPANESE FLAGS.

The naval hospital flag has white ground
with square red corners
The pilot Tag has red ball on white
ground, with deep black border
The naval ensign has a red ball and a
ground, OF alternate red and wEite rays
The heir apparent. is like the emperor's,
except that it has a narrow white border
The naval Jack has red ball on white
ground, and the pennant is white with red
star
The senior officers has red ground, with a
white bail and white rays, and is swallow
tailed
The flag Of the princes and princesses OF
the imperial blood has gold chry santhemnm
on white ground. with broad red border
The emperor's flag, on which all tho>. for
the imperial house are based, is a reproduc,
ton Of one used oy the emperors in ancient
times.
The guardehip fla is red, with white zigzag
stripes running horizontally across it, and
the transport flag is white, with black ii gag
stripes
The emperors flag has plain red ground
with gold chrysanthemum in the center
the empress is the same, except that it is
swallow tailed.
The admral's dag has white ground with
a red ball in IT, and red rays reaching to the
edges of the fag; the commodores is the
same but swallow tailed
The minister Of marine has very ornate
nag it has white ground with a red cherry
blossom and foul anchor with a yellow cable,
and red zigzag stripes running horizontally
across the id--London Times
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The town of Sebec. at a special town
meeting hell Feb. "a voted to raise $500
to pay expenses of hiring \ railroad survey
from some point near the Dyer place in
Atkinson, across Sebec TO Brownviile
Junction to connec, with the Canadian
Pacific System.
Last year The New Brunswick Railway
transported more freight than in any previ
ous year. Hal more cars been available
the quantity could have been greatly in
creased. THIS year the season has opened
fsvorsbly. ard the record of 1889 will
probably be surpassed.
Basin. IS is 20 ID at the Maine Central
Waterville shops Besides the ordinary re-
pairs TO rolling STOCK slrcsd in use several
box and stock cars have been built. A new
postal car will . out IN few days and then
the xorkmen of the passenger shop will be
employed on baggage cars of which several
are TO BE- built,
The Machiss Union again de rotes c1l-
umn and quarter to a presentation of the
present status Of the Shore Line railroad
project, The estimates made in 1879,
after careful surveys by Col l. l. Buck
land. engineer. were AS follows; Es;imst-
Ell cost of completed road. 81 ll6 600; es-
umsted cost of rolling stock, Sl34 $50; es-
timate for repsir shops at Mschiss. SIG. $50 ;
total. 80 go 800. or an syersge cost per
mile. when fully equipped for business, Of
Sl6,10o. The Union says that a
railroad can be built and equip
ped nov rs per cent. less than il could
could be done for in 1874 II is supposed
a. a safe basis of sstimatee-ths. he Shore
Line will come up to the average of sll the
roads of the country and that the gross
earnings will be 500 per mile. or a total
annually of $3.50 600. Now deduct for
operating expenses 90 per cent. AMI there
remains $50 600, leaving the net earnings
$40 600. After careful resume OF the
prospective business advantages of the road
and It's importance 10 developing the lat nj
industries of southeastern Maine, the Union
Gays: Let the Maine Central once make
connections with the Machias valley, so that
what has been but casual shall become real,
and its managers will wonder v by the delay
has been so long" in putting this grand
line into successful operation.
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OVER TaE STATE

The village corporation charter for Ne :
chsuic Falls has been rejected by vote OF
70 to 81.
The citizens Of Pittsfeid are discussing
the question Of a system Of sewerage for
that town.
There are two successful wood working
embellishments in Belfast, and one is TO be
enlarged March |.
The pulp Company have been erecting
piers from their dam at Scion, extending up
river about a quarter Of mile. for the
purpose of booming their lumber which
comes down the river
The Aroostook county prisoners have
been transferred % the new county jail of
Houlton which Is now 10 complete running
order; and the jsier has taken up his res
ldence in the building
A special dispatch of Feb q, to the New
York Times says: Contracts for thu con
siruction of gunboats No. 5 and No & were
this afternoon awarded to the Bath Iron
Works At their bid Of 1857 900 for both
vessels.
Arrangements have been made with the
post office authorities, whereby CITY Poin.
Waldo Station. Knox Station and VIM.
cook on the Belfast system of the Maine
Central, have been made stations for the
catch service" Of the mails
The shoe factory OF Messrs. Critchet,
Sibley & Co, of Belfast is now running
eleven hours per dsv, AMI is turning on
over 1860 pairs Of shoes daily. II this work
is kept up throughout the week the aggre
gate viii be 100 pairs for the slI days
/ At the new town Of Henderson the Cana
dian Pacific Railway Company ha, jusl
completed large ice house and the pro
cess of filling 10 now going on. The Ar
mour meat packing establishment of CHI
cago will ship their meat by that line il
the spring. cons' quently great quantities OF
ice will be required to q, up the beef ears
/ Mr.. W. o. Sergeant the manager Of the
1 Oak Hibernate company Of Belfast, ha,
received 4 contract amounting to $40 900 &c
| furnish grs ate for building in New York
| Mr.. Sargent has bids in for a large amount
of work and doubtless will receive contra cts
With the large paving business the Oak
/ Hill Quarriss will be lively the comm year
! Francis Corners, one of the heavles
/ lumber operators on the St John waters
says that there is any amount of snow
around the head waters in Northern Maine
but not enough to iptefere in any way with
the work. The winters cut, he says, vi q
be about 1870, 600 600. This is slightly be
low the cut of last winter, but about 40,
600, 900 stiil remain in the streams. aud il
there is good freshet and everything come
out there will be no scarcity of logs
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The follow NJ nominations were made nj
the csucuses held in the several wards
Friday evening: Ward Alderman. Geo.
L. Towle. Conncilmen, Morris Pray, John
Cunningham Hiram W Potter. Constable,
Michael Mcnamara. Warden. Chas. II.
Berry. Ward clerk, WIN. II O'Brien.
Ward 2-Aljerman, All lander Fuller
Councilmen-G H. Mari, Clarence Smith
G. c. Hartman. stable, Chas. Gooden.
Warden, s. W. Townsend Ward clerk,
G. II Fuller. Ward 3-Aldermsn Jas. G.
White CounciImen, Is. W. Partridge, NJ.
A. Harrsdsp, ?. ) Robinson. Constable,
s. W. Andrews. Wsrien--Chas X. White
Ward clerk J. A. Perkins. Ward A.
Aljeiman.A X Jewett Councilman, A j.
Hooker, b Chamberlain. A Neal. Consta
Bile, +. W. Dunlap Warden. Henry o. Oil
YER Ward clerk. Gustavus Z. Moore Ward
5-Alderman, A. l.. Perry. Councilmen,
E. W Morrell, c. LeB. Gooden. Geo b
Reed. Constable, +. B. Huxley. Warden,
A. II. Jordan. Ward clerk, F f. Potter.
Ward 6-Alderman, Van r Beedle Coun-
clmep, W. F Eastman. W. II. Libby,
Geo. Spencer. Constable, Chss. Aunis
Ward clerk, Chas II. Cspen Warden,
c. L. Austin. Ward committee, Chss
Lawrence. V. r. Beedle, J L. Potter, B
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