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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
GRAND RAPIDS, MARKETS.


GRArS-wheaf. ecc; corn. tSc; oats. 36c, rye.
75c barley. sl.i0 r cwt; buckwheat. soc v bu.
MEaTs-Be 4t4s7c; pork. Al lets4c; nut
ton. Sc; sprins lasno. S.; fowls. seSsc, spring
chicken. % zoe; veal. 6ceeols; turkeys lo@llc;
ducks. iQgllc.
PrnDvcE Butter. &c; eggs. 2lc; potatoes 2o
q sUcr bu; beets. sc q sn; onions. CSC = bu.
beans. st.5 z bui honey. lie; apples. SIS
q LIS 3 bb.; 7Scsrsi.SSe on.
HAY-IImothy. Sl5tsls ton; clover. sl39k =
toa; straw, s. y ton.
NooL-Washed. 2ps 2sc. unwashed. HG2oc.
HioEs AND riLLows-G. sen. &c: steers. over
40 Tbs. 3'&c; cured SC; calf skins green. 5c calf
skins, cured. 9, +c tallow. rou.h.l11c pelts. cOc
WSl50; dekin. bes DC.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

FLorR AsD fEgp-Lfly White. $40; Patent.
sS.2y Y cwt; buekwheat -four. s. a cwt; corn
meal. sl.lO ewt; feed. s22@ SO per ton; mid
dllngs. s2i = ton bran, SIS 4 ton; ships. so =
ton screenings. SIS r ton.
Mxsr-Perk STEAK. i0,, roast. 10c; ribs. Sc;
tenderioin. Ia1iae; liam. lie; beef steak, SOL
roast. gi6c: rib. ic: mutton. 6e4Nc; spring
lamb. s@i5 spring chicken. H@l6c. turkeys.
lsel6c; ducks. l4tsl6c.
PRoprcE-Butler. sc; eggs. 25c; potatoes.
soc bu heets, l5c = pix; onions. 25c = PIX !;
beans. Zoe 2 Ek, applss, 3octss5c v pix;
grapes l0es1oc 2 ID; pears. soc; 06Oc per dox.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

hslf mites dawn tie 2 frs frufn tbs clfv
nmits- TITS fs heifshi & properly and cstz hs
houEhf chcan 10 efazr thf fsfAft.
fof rgnt-Ne. ~ ltsi tlftdfe street fnoderu
ten room house with bsfa.
Ter exchange Ne have soms ffe ffuit
farms fn ncesra rrunfy. which se chn %
change fof ritx psupeffy
fef fFsae-We eah tfsat yoa = Eeoa a. srre
farm. hstf improved. With tar hptee ssd
seisnaia ~eii. for s>tl IN city property.
We have tnslrees chs rtse@ efttt. Eferefv
aud nrS saeas stoeks. hass a sabaf5An aHa vi
lKge residences 10 ~ ads fof clfs Ffepffffs
We have = fret class r0iiaf frtsre<s ttusiAs
msii ~ nFst class tefs ten With 81 hhuuaenes
q water power the ssaf retired 81 ffaaa fs.r
cffs property aiNsNs AtiEN
phops 80 and fewer fiacs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

scnie ef Prices Estabiished By the CITY
Dealers.
Local buyers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices "a follows:
Bear. large. SIS. - and s., Beaver. per h..
u and s.; cat. Wild. SOC. 2oc and loc. cat.
l5e, Usher, s6 and 81; fox. red zoe and CSC
fox. gray. 6oc and <cc: fox. cross. s.. 81 and
s-50; lypx. q. .25 aud s.; muskrat, fall Ice. SC.
81. 75c 6oc and SOC .otter s. IS. S. and ST. 50; rae
coon. soc. SOC. l0c aud Sc. skunk. black. 81. .tc
and nc, skunk. narrow stripe. Soc aud &c;
skunk. broad stripe. l5c And Ice.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

ACTIVE workers sveryvheve fss "Shspps
n rfetoFFsfhs ~ tie WoriA; rreeec>d -
az outlay a slfse frrnenkoss sscecssi hr.
feur dsys. R&v. Beurv FIshef. Hlssnee'd
Msss-. So - sfs honrs Miss " y Harra
sarhei1. fsnn, 80 IL thirty nziaStss. Tee
sreafesf boot "a earth. Nasamets fifesfFate1
tlrruiers aac tfrns< free. Heots On e-esit
Frcsfht psts. R~satifni enfff eas 81 "A
dress. 9fekf 3 be puhlishfns Co. - Chest sc
street. rsllsaelpsiz Ps ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
RFAL EsTATE.

REAL EsTATE
UoR sALE-Niee large brick honse. 10 rsef1s
besides saffs e~lIaf under ~1oie hor Sc
with furnace. ~ feet sf perch. siee large shzse
trees N trent and rear. tef esxi11, On graded
street; located N scathessf tsrt of sitss VII
sxrhnns~ Tar ee.6 vacant property sf srn all
farm. Tnqnfre ef J. q. Atsrsad~s. y lvsn-u.
Esok sALk,-New sssom hsus> ~ita treat
nsil, e~ssar ussss Whole heHse trenf sd
sfde payrb. seoa veil ses eistefn lot q feet
gxnefs 1,lv fh~s~ fesrs fFnrn Cherry street
e.vs: east frens. price epIy siss ~ sola ssea I.
this IL barsai, laaaire 81 j. =. Aiesasssr.
= f.yes sf
fnsrrs AZ ara fssse ave-. fue sbsds trees
IN ff1ntf ersee ssr sert = asvs 81 - 80
sa<hs cant - beat fer tAe mepsy.
reanire - 7 -. tiexsaass. Court sik- y
Ivsnst Fsss@~l.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
wAxTEp-AGrxrs

AGENTS WANTED tn sell the new work on
"A Free Masonry entitled The History 81
Free Masonry aud Concordant Orders, writ
ten - "a Of tne most distinguished Aasons In
the world. Contains owe ee9 pages and q
choice futpa . enkrastngs lpGorsed ~ the
and Europe. ltishssing phenomensi sale
II is the Nasonie work of the iath csaturs."
HBghan. Hzssns or rpeIlerc*d agents
wanted 20 introduces in NfeAivan. For
terms ard territory appiy te Rev. Charles
Tilton. Eagle Hsiel. 3rsaa Rapids, Mieh. |
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,
Limited. g. wonderis building. telephone

To Rent-A large. roony house. sltsiy ioca-
ten. lust south Of Burton avenue. with fur
mace aud excellent water; cheap. ss tenant
must be had. Desirable rooms. very tight ana
pleasant. ~ IL Newherry street. Ter rent
cheap. Desirable lots on Burton ssenUe.
south OF city. for sale on cas- terms wswia
list ycnr property Ger rent. advertise IL. col.
lecf therenis. aud take fall ohsrRe eI renting
for one gear Tor sl2 We have some tne acre
spreperty In the city for plating and sorne iust
outside OF elty east and south. Wei located
timbered lands 90 exchange Tor city rroperly
and l9<. Wanted a residence on the bill IN
exchange for other property. A fne brick
store. wei rented. bargain. II von want the
bes, IN the market call and se> us Zee
tract OF pine. new mill and al camp equip
ments and boom ful Of logs Tor saving. Zoe
slseo less than actual cost Good rrnson Tor
selling 7Imreea. mineral. farm snd city
property for sale. geed res dsnce il be.
troit 10 exchange Tor residence IN Grand
Rapids
Money tn lean on real estate security.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

WAvTTD-Agests te handle Hcgle.s MN
w Such Firs kstBR9sher hs STATE s1d
counties ens aesrt si cur dsatie strength
ehenseals wiIi fstlnsnish sixty square feef of
ssIfa frss agenfs masking from o 10 So per
aSy. Hesie Co. bfssristsrs. ssrsna Rapids.
Ma ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

The attention of the public is respect
fully called to our fine line Of holiday
goods, consisting of fancy groceries.
ilne canned and bottled goods, fruits,
candies, nuts, etc. We will not be un-
dersold, krLIEAN's GROCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
TRICKS ~ ALL TaAoE3
- Whs Msvs reessAy % PeeGsss
Thsip Clothes

DBSo VIE nsvs reessAy % PoeGsts -
Thsss CistAss-
81 used 20 play cards for coin pretty
promiseuoussy before I went into the
tsiisrisG busieess." said Prospercu'
builder OF the sebtsst kind of swell aS
Slre The other day. "Sut since have
1esn following thsk gentle trsAs no
1e.esr play with strangers Or ehancs
aequsiasoaces. Sat suiy with my
friends.
.-one's morals are ust specially stin'
ulas~A hy the cutting Of clothes, but
Che my sterioua Acvices that certain a
my customers insist upon attaching -
sse sane led 70 my reform Whether
shey aro professional handlers Of the
paste boards or noe have no way os
ieasuSnx. hut scme cf she garments
shsv orse~ wenld Ne more than e6ectivs
'upsa the person of gentleman OF THAI
kiAsey
II hsve msa- ss- them csaes q ~ con
<ainei ns less than afsees pccketa a.
t1cu<A - eli outward sppesrADces
ybers ~ss~ opiy four. They opened up
Ga - sp~uas and the edges of sAe cosA>
cod W~re % .rrarrrd tAst no but The
ws~rsr wcsia suspect tkcir exissencA
I r>esivsl IN e~-ser rec~asly for pair
81 srvusers wisa . s>cret pocket IN eseh
n~s iant selew shs regular one. and my
'AsssAsr b tsss ecuolssfns ses made
ssrsus ss,ssou,er's Design, which n sim
80 hcncycsuosd VITA isvisiste psc's
eta
Il wcuidrt gtvs mech fcs fns
sAan~>s ~ tie ether people - the game
~ that vss< ee~s-cl>s tke egvre ~ sn
expsr*. who is out FOR thas variety a
orrrenev kuewn "a 'she hsox sr~e~
.ssee>sre f=r sT.~sa rss~s~se~
~ Tsri.y-(sohsler. what Do vss
Shsuks I s~v a ls&y today With .
ensai gid wsssssns - her throssi
osssier Ahenl o~xht - ~ ashamed
Sf he-sclr Kvsa s~r aedxlssss sns~
Nses net the right place ~ winh-
AsnA--Jeweiey-' WeehIv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11


no YoU WANT MOyEY?-If so ysu will
~ mud IL To your advantage to see us before
borrowing.
Wemakc !oans on household goods. pianos.
horses. wagons. or personal property Of any
Kind at the lowest possible rates ana In the
quickest poss bic time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property Is left In your undisturbed pos
Session.
Loans can be carried ~ long as desired or
can BE- paid In fun. or Ia part. AZ any time &,
suit your convenience. snd any part paid re-
duces the cost OF carrying the loan.
III ycu owe . balance on furniture, piano or
other property. We will pay IL up Tor ycu and
carry 10 NJ leng as you desire.
Our offccs are the moat pleasant in tne city
and are 30 arranged that parties ealing uroa
us may be waited upon quickly aud courte
on<iy.
Remember that you have the usc OF both the
property and the money and can return the
money at any tmt
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE Lo AN CO..
Room 2 Tower block,
Corner Of Monroe. Pearl and Canal-sfs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorlte. Try it.
CuRE FOR CRour.-Use DR.. Thomas
EcIectric Oil according to directions.
Ii 10 the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks Of celds, pain and inflammation,
and injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

WtNTFn-ke<roast' ssoeesssai AGENTS -
" represent fhe Equitable i4fe inSaranee
Can eaas OF Eswa. fssefshte contracts t}sod
territory. ths9iats seeafiry "a peter heldeEs
|. Martin. eapf. ef aetnciea Dee Msines
IaBA -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years ~ q prescription by =
successful physicitn. II 10 in all re-
srects the best cough medicine mad .
today. Sold by oil dealers on . guar
antee of satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
ssmplc Chocolate free.

A postal card addressed to 'Meu;er, >
New York, will secure you eamplc OF
their delicious imported chocolate with
directions for using.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
sovIxe. r.okIks |. sTos.ar

papCLItF 4 FefsT- 81 seas spassste~>rs
~ ~ ifl scsts Dtsssss-st have Gre inrxers
vsss saeio1 tAs He<t esn p~tenf y "a aUf
e1f gee yea rexslsf rst~4 ~hssser r,a sHs
fer hen es nst ~ pssniss Ne 90 % 80 sffer
ineaness hozfs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

CHICAGO. pdc 10
CArrLs-hAfket slew ana weak Prices SC, iss
lower. ocs,astons ranged st S.73S2aio for
choice To extra shippiag Steers; 5000
BIO for good 70 eheiee de-; - aoA39o for fsir
" good aei saosAAse fer common 70
medium ds. - eoa&3s ios butchers Stscrs;
81 spUs - for ssocksss. q eoe2eD for Texans:
- sooAk fer Rangers: q. ooa - for Feeders;
o. scoS - Ter Cows; o. sooAA ~ DultA ~
- ssDa-sB fss zeal Caves
Hoos-Marhsa moderately sstivs; feeling
weak and prices lee lswes Ssiss ranged at
y saeaoo for Pigs, o. a,oAH tes light; - -
osro for rough packing. - sHo5eo for mixed.
and 7soass fsr heavy packing sd shtpysng
tosA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and stinging: most 1t night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
uicerate, becoming verysore. SwAysx's .
OINTMENT ssops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN most cases
removes the tunors At druggists, or
by mail. tor so cents. DR.. swayne d
Son. Philadelphia.
Every saek 81 LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without il. VALLEY Cfry MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

ex>cAeo r>s -
~~r~s-7s,<t 0pv9ss " s<st Psss1fs - =
as9 sansrs- ~ ~Ds - ~tst-r ws-ss sieas
Ras.-s< ~ ssxs - ssraSxsts - $50 %
w~vsr-rrons ern-s Ne ssss go p~
s-~e-~ 0ogeue Nne 0S&@<s
csss- u>ee~ssssy s~save sst nrs r~
n. y-ss~- &nss<r Ne 4 uDe,tsei No
. y~,s~ rz<0&<e. y-<x ssose~s Jsns>sr
oooss nse ssS0ssa
4 oars~Stealy NJ , eora &&&< -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Turkish and japanese Bazaf
At 80 Monroe-st.,
For the holidays.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Artistic Japanese Bnc-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods.
The only genuine Altar OF Roses,
Florida aud Indian Curiosities, For.
eign Jeweiry, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
GEORGE ROELOFS.
Y lanai Street. Phone 49,.
Notary rubiie.
Real Estate. tnsuriree and Loans.


New List OF Houses for Rent and Other Prom
erty for Sale.
House and lots and S. block g. Powers Paris
addition. Hali street.
1en acres Garden land three mlies south of
city limits.
House and lot No. ~ Village South Grand
Rapids on Charles streef.
House ana lot NJ. 80 iioiiiefer street
House and lot Isst street <tn house south OF
Hall NJ great Bargain. must be sold.
lions. and lot Baxter street. lot No. Is on
easy payments
House anc lot No. Ifs Thomas street, ehear.
house and lot No. s2o Paris avenue. mod ern
House.
House and lot on DuahAm lot No. 70 easy
terms.
House and lot No. Isl Sherman street. vii.
ling TO trade ;or vacant lots.
House and lot No. Isl Lake street. stone
foundation. well. cistern and barn. can be
taughf on easy terms.
Vacant lots on sherman. Dcsker. Lossa
strerrs aud Eila avenue.
Material furnished 10 those who desire 10
build.
A speciality of Notary ruhie works
:, Canal street. GEORGE RoELoFS.
Phone u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

MRs wrsslsw's SoorHiSs syRrr has been used
for children teethsnx. II soothes the child,
soffers the gums. aIlays all pain. cures wind
ces,c- and II the best remedy for dlsrrhoea.
TSensy-sye cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Diphthsria is epidcnie q 0Aei6y-
vile. Ind. and proving fatal
II 10 sai4 that Senator n. q. Quay 10
. candidate for reelection 70 We United
States senate.
Ed Sutherland fsolsPeA) shot and
fatally wounded another solorsd man
named BrswA IN . gambling house st
Ottumwa, Ia
10 Is reported that Secretary Blaine
has declared TO friend that he 10 not
. candidate for the presidential no0i
nation In issa
King Simneas hes been ssnvlcseA q
Waco. rox. of the murder Of I'D Brand
last May The death ssntenes VS.
ordered by the jury.
The nhasis Aspublican Editorial
associasion vas seRSoissd Wednesday
q Springfield Ailtoa ". Matthews
q Urbana. wss elected Dresidsnt
II b sesssa shaA Ne arch bsshop Of
Canterbury win visa America next
year and wal mako . tcus through
che United Sestss - Canada
DE- Tran,is Dsaaldsss, yrssssssr Of
dissasss 81 shs tArcst snd sAae4 - ths
university sf Maryland. died ss Balti-
more Wednesday = the soth year Of
his aga
Mra Mary ysneA Of Sandwich, H..
was shoA snd seriously injured - she
va riding u . Rsck Island ear near
b Joseph. Me- II y aot knswn who
npeA ehe shot
The average condition Of wAest In
Aishixsa u reported at 90 per cent, ~
compared with lee PER cart one year
ae~ During tho month Of Noven'
bsr .ess. sss bushels q whsas were
marketed
The fnanes ssnmieese az the Rich.
no.d (vAl st&g ssuncn Is eonstdering
. resolution looking TO the appropria.
tion Of SIS. 600 for the pnrehass Of a
residsses for Mrs. jefferson Davis pro-
vidsd shs viii make Richmesd her
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
FOR RENT-h0UsEs.

LOR SALE. FOR REET-come in out OF the
cold and wet A motern II room house
City Hall. has just been vacated. It is the
worst time In the year 10 rent or sell. and you
can get IL cheap. A lovely home; large
Tower block. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in small or large sums for
IA short time on any form Of good security.
Frank A. Werner. 20 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Rocuxsrxa. N. ". Dee io.-Justice
pasy has sentenced Joseph L. Tice.
who was convicted last week Of mur-
derspg his wife, V BE electrscuted st
Aubura during We week compencing
Monday, JAauAxy -, next
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

PETROLEUM Easy. StaRdsra white. no dea
test sse; ~ gasoline. Ts; 80 sassAns tee. -
nspntsA eSe
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

es.sss uo0Nss sfss U29D2& ssnssss
s<ssdy Ne J. 2Ss3 IL. No. Wsits ASSss,s
Ne. zab<sssss Ne Welss xSssaa
Hfx-Wss ARA He ssss. sse. U~esn
bsr sse hss sss
bAsLkr-Siev saa easy reof zsssoE1
80 s1c. sszssn ssitlss. s1D<se fair 10 ss~d
ssoa<o. sas<ss Asssy sss s<ssas as3sss sss
saoss. e10sle
kxss Psaz Market .odessssiy active ses
pss<ss sssasr krssss sast.ess ~ - se<ss o. =
fss cash. - D3s - soF Dessapsrs tsi os.so
n - Cor 1snssrr. 4ss Ell - s3lt.S sss Mar.
LARs-Trzafzs msasFsEsiy active s<s prices
szss9 Prices r.ng>s 81 = ss~1als for eAsh,
q ss9s ~ tsE D-esnesx. y. fssos 10 tea J~a
asry. .za D. s4ss tor 5sy
PoUs-sar Live Csisxsa& sszo7hs per 10 !.
Live rsrxsys. sosSs esf 10. Live psekA eoss
pss u. Live 6ssss. AseoSO per ssses
1sTrxs--cxsAassy. cozse. Dairy. iso1s,
Pzskias sssca. fsol7c
ons- wisessssa Prise Whits ses Wssss
Waite. sac. 1ssh,saa Prime White eAs.
water Hhits ionx. haiAns Prime WhisA
sAs; wafer Waite. isc, hs>1aass1 ~ test
esss. 0sssliss - ssgs. lee, 70 Asss& eAa
LsersAs- -ptstillsa Spirits rsnssa ara -
tns sAsiz - u 10 per sal sss saizhsa sesdA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

WHAT PEOPLE Want :: g; !: {: ;::;:..
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not 10 exceed twenty words three lines.
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

WuBAr-riru: Aose ~; asli DsssnsG.
h ssSotsN. January tle1N3i1x. reoso-
arr. eksss - sss. Asy u osss Q ioss 10. Juss.
sos 8 toGIe@A
Cssn-ouist asA AoSe AZ. nrm- Ne -
&C. steamer nixsA. s8ssooss.
oArs-Dull sa1 steady. Western <oasSc
Pssvssfess Besf duii sad unchanged Ex-
tire mess. oaaoiacs, family eliOoito
Psst quiet sad steady. New mesA - 10 10 70:
OLD mass. - -; extra prinas. " u Lard quiet
ana urn Steam rca1>reA a IS
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
PERSONAL. IA I. !

A WORTHLESS. homely. hut mssrimentsliy
"A iBcgiasd young man. aged -, foha sais OF
church going, soiieiss eeffespendenco from
like lady. Address y. D. boa 10. eity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
GELP wAsTED-PExALg.
SITUATIONS NATIONALS.

WANTED-Si Situations for coachnan. butter.
w grocery cicTk. young lady clerk. porter.
waiter. etc. Intelligence parlors. Old House
mnn building. 0akla
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
IT'S II BARGAIN :
Nv RESIDENCE ON HENRy ST..
Lot sexlA
ALI nopERs IMPROVEMENTS
Knaairs Of lu Nearest sr 81 Hsnrysl
r. n. WILLIAMS

XoU can bug one Of those lets between Col
iege and Union. on Anftsdei Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now II you want % BE-
rich aud happy IN your Old age. 40 hot delay
any LONGER. bnt cali at No. se-S5. New Hanss-
man block, pay your money ana get your deed
Al once. A. r.. Antisaei. ssl,f
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
HELP wAsrED-xALs

WANTED-Good reliable nan with ave
w thousand dollars 10 act rs financial man
In furniture business. will give good security
OF plant aud business. we'll established. xiil
meke long engagement with right kind of
party. Address IL. c. Box<. 3A
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

EoR sALE-ThIrty million good white pine.
located on the Upper PeninsuiAr has brea
damaged By rre aud must ne cut at once, this
Can be had very cheap. Call ~ 81 Houseman
block. A. X. Anttsdel. 2itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
SITUATIONS wAHTHD-rEMALI.

WANTED--Wh hen In need OF n professional
w nurse TO give baths. electricity. massage.
salt glows. hot aud cold applications TO spine.
concentrations TO liver and stomach. oil rubs.
body packs. ETC.. call or address Mrs. NJ. Rob
inson, 43o East Bridge street. A7
WAN-ED-By lady plain sewing, children
w clothes u speciality. 400 S. Division-st.
S6ff
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Il oST-Sandsy evening. ladies' old style
~ geld watch ana chain with steel Key 81
tac.4ed. Finder viii be literally rewarded Iy
Ayenue a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-28
NpAY. MARCH 2.
FOR MAYOR,
GEORGE w. TRUE,
WARD NOMINATIONS.

WARD ONE.
Alderman-Melville A. FLOYD.
Councilmen-John Cousens, Charles f. Dam.
John q. MunrOe.
Warden has;, W; 7. Cooling.
Clerk-Osman G. Monroe.
Constables-Ruel n. Field, Edward X. Heath.
City Committee-Qsman q. Monroe. VIM II
Looney, Geo. Trefethen, Arthur c. Libby, Robert
A. Davis.
Alderman-Wilam Cammett
Councilmen-CarrollW W. morrill,, VIM. j. Stew
enson, Thomas II. Macarthur "'''
Warden-Clement s. Johnson
Clerk-John p. McAndrew.
Constables-John M; Hussey, Geo. Fl. Williams
School Comnittee-Hiram L. Jones.
City Committee-Horatio X. CoIesworthv Ran.
jamin Gribben, John K. Osborn William stew
enson, Thomas Pennel
WARD THREE.
Alderman-Charles D. Clark
COMMUNICATIONS K. Rounds CHARLES ], But
Ter, William K. Carter.
Warden-Samuel B. Graves
Clerk-James A. Day,
Constables-F Freeman T. Merrill Jas. L. Jordan
City Committee-CharlesA A. Sloman, John N.
Long Ernest True, Benjamin G.. Ward, Charles
j. Butler.
WARD -FOUR.
Alderman-John Murphy, Jr.
Counellmen-Geo. A. Dow. HenryF. Thompson,
Frederick l.. Tower.
Warden-John I. Murray.
Clerk-JOseph Il. Boyle.
Constables-Elisha s. Bibber, VIM. Ladrigan.
School Committee Charles o. Files.
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Douglass, Charles o. Files, John Murphy, Jr.,
Nathan L. Redlon.
WARD FIVE.
Alderman-Fred o. Conant.
Councimen-Wm. N. Prince Frank II. Little
David T. Rines.
Warden-Geo. w. sylvester.
Clerk-RObert 8. Laughlin
Constables- Eben N. Perry, Henry S. Thrasher.
City COmmittee-James II. Hall, John III. Fogg,
A. +. GeTish, Robert w. Jackson, Sidney W.
Thaxter.
WARD SIX.
Observation-Disclosures B. Stephenson.
Councilmen-Chas A. Strout, Chas. j. Pennell,
Chas. II. Randall.
WaIden-Lyman II. Nelson.
Constables-Granvile Frank, Samuel ID. Lin
coin.
School Committeeman. NJ. Bradley.
City Committee-William II. Tanner. Granville
II. Cloyes, George M. Seiders, Frank H. Galllson,
Joseph r. Chute.
WARD SEVEN.
Alderman-Chai les r. Lewis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Josselyn, Adam z
Leighton, William Westwood.
Warden-Lyman w. Hanson.
Clerk-Joshua G. Libby.
Burnham.
School Committee-Richard Webb.
City Committee Sewall Lang, Thomas III. Ran
dan, Horatio Hight, Samuel b. Kelsey, Henry S.
Trickey
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-28
He Is a Democrat.

For many years past the Portland Demo-
Gratis have been accustomed to pose, about
the time Of the municipal election, as nom
partisans, protesting to desire simply the
election Of the best man for mayor. though
of course they have always regarded the
man nominated by themselves as the
best one. Their cry has been that
Portland needed business man for
mayor, and they have rung the changes on
that theme with great persistency. This
year, however, the business racket" has
been given a back seat, and partisanship
comes to the front. "First and best of ALL"
declares the Argus, "Mr. Ingraham is a
Democrat" and then 1t goes on to inform
the public that for over 80 years he has been
an active, tireless worker In the rank and
file of the Democratic party, and as a men,
her of the city committee Of Portland, of the
State committee, and of the national Con-
gressional committee. he has been an intelli-
gent, aggressive worker for the advance
ment, by all honorable means, of the inter-
ests of the party Of Jefferson, jackson and
Cleveland. The article in which occurs this
tribute to the Submarines of Mr. Ingra-
hams Democracy winds up with an appeal
to the people Of Portland to elect Mr.. Ingra-
ham mayor of the city next Monday. 1t is
alleged, to be sure. that MIR. lngraham has
some qualifications for the office of mayor
other than his Democracy. For instance it
is asserted that he has shown very keen SYM
patty with the woes of ireland, and once
contributed $50 for their relief, and that his
residence at Cadiz as consul Of the United
States was productive of results of high i'm
portance to this country, but after all the
qualification which the Argus dwells up
on chiefly is his stalwsrt Democracy.
That may be sufficient qualification is
the opinion of a considerable portion of the
Argus's constituency, but to the majority of
| the people Of Portland 1t will not appear so.
| In justice to Mr.. Ingraham it is only fair to
| say that the Argus might do good deal b. t.
| ter by him than to commend him to the peo-
pie of Portland as suitable man for Mayor
chiefly because he is Democrat He is by
no means 50 devoid of substantial qualifca-
tions as that would indicate. However, the
Argus has had to support so many candidates
Of uncertain politics In municipal contests in
| late years, that it is not strange, perhaps,
| that it should feel like giving thanks that the
| present candidate is Democrat and always
has been. Its constituency must feel like
giving thanks Also