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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-20
pREsIpENr a. A. M,LEop.
Tho Man who Directs the Anthracite Goa



Tho Man who Directs the Anthracite Coal
Trade.
The Reading Railroads recent ac-
quisition of the Lehigh Valley and
New Jersey Central Roads, the most
stgpendous railroad deal ever consum-
mated in the world and the most
startling financial operation of the
age, will have consequences so momen-
lous and far.reaching as to be almost
beyond the grasp of the average mind.
Not only does it make the Reading
Railroad the most powerful corpora
tion in the United States and the larg-
est employer of labor on the civilized
globe, but it practically constitutes its
president, A. A. Mcleod, the dictator
Of the anthracite coal trade and the
arbiter of the fortunes of the vast in
terests and industries dependent upon
the trade.
It is natural that some curiosity
should be manifested regarding this
remarkable man, and that some anx-
iety should be felt as to the policy he
may be expected to pursue. Those who
know Mr.. Mcleod and those who have
closely watched the brilliant and
sagaeious tactics by means ofwhich
he has lifted bankrupt corporation
out of the slough of financial disaster
and physical decay, making it a solvent
and most powerful company, will have
no fear but that he will use his vasi
authority cautiously, wisely and 70
thepublic good.
No apprehension need be felt as {,
the effect of the new order of things
upon the prices Of coal. While it is
expected that the aggregated net pro
its Of the unified Reading system from
this source will be increased s6,OO0,O0f
neither furnace, nor foundry, nor poe
mans hearth viii be taxed a penny {
bring about this result Philadelphia
Times.
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The Knickerbocker company has housed
10000 tons Of ice at Rocldand lake, and
dealers along the Hudson have nearly all
filed their ice houses.
W. M. Grinnell, the newly appointed
third assistant secretary of state, arrived in
Washington and will be inducted into office
today
William Dalton, the Jersey City detective
who went to San Francisco for Defaulter
Hyer is lying dangerously i'll at his home in
that city from influenza.
Joseph Newman, son of the proprietor Of
Newman's theater, Jersey City, has been
arrested in that city charged with passing a
worthless check drawn on the Third Ma
tional bank
Louis Katz, forty-nine, Of l51 Washington
street, Hoboken, left his home on Monday
and since then he has not been seen. He
has been III for some time but has been able
to go out at intervals. He is prominent
Hoboken Odd Fellow.
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tuesday evening was the scene o.. lapN
wedding ai the home of Mr. Wilson MuschuR.
Allentown; his daughter Miss Hattie was we'd.
ded TO one of his partners, Henry r. Iaros. The
House was beautifully Illuminated. and nt eight
O'Cluek Che bride and groom entered che cicglu-
lY decorated parlurs where the ceremony was
Performed hy the other partner Olrhlr. Musph-
IlI, Rev, A. ~ Kline. TIE bride is au accomp-
Nslel young lady of tine Intellectual abilities.
she graduated from Die kuiztoWn state Normal
School ln 1879 and Was "a successful teacher in
our public schools for year. lhe grOum ls %
talented and very successful business man, Tile
many nlenus of lllc young couple extend "a
hearty Wish that they may have long and
happy lile
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Typhus fever is raging in the famine
stricken districts Of Russia There are 200
9ead bodies around Penza
There is a cold wave over most Of Florida,
the thermometer being down to 55 degrees.
The Massachusetts house has passed the
bill prohibiting the giving Of free railroad
passes to its members.
The Pennsylvania Editorial association
will petition for the pardon Of the editors Of
the Beaver Star, recently sentenced for libel
on suit Of Senator Quay.
Win Lavender, colored man who was
charged with an assault, was hanged by a
mob near Roanoke, Va.
It is reported from Vienna that tine sultan
Is endeavorng to induce the khedive Of
Egypt to come TO Constantinople to receive
frman recognizing his authority. II is
claimed that France aud Russia have in
spired the sultan's action.
The attempts to negotiate treaty Of
commerce between Italy and Switzerland
have failed
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The State Lunatic asylum, two miles from
jackson, Miss, was set on fire by a lunatic
named Brown, who was burned to death.
One-third Of the big building was destroyed,
causing loss Of S25O,OOO.
James Stick died at San Antonio, Tex,
and confessed before dying that mis- real
name was James Hicks and that he was
from Troy, N. Y Hicks was sent to the
poorfarm few days ago for vagrancy, but
was shot in the knee while making des-
perate attempt to escape.
Pastor Floyd S. West, of the Protestant
Episcopal church, of Shenandoah, Pa, was
about to christen the infant child Of David
Jones when Jones rushed into the church
and forbade the ceremony Mrs. Jones,
however, emphatically insisted. West has
been arrested.
A receiving order in bankruptcy was made
in London, under a petition presented
against Ernest Benzon, better known as the
Jubilee Plunger."
While James Rogan, of PortaferTy, was
repairing a family vault in the slaves burial
ground at Neulownard, Ireland, he found a
rawhide bag containing a large number Of
guineas, half guineas and foreign coin all in
splendid preservation, valued at 10000
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Harrison licnntzy,assessment. 10 co
rpgistry...... Is 40
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Millionaire John W. Maclay has sold at
Denver a mine for S25O,0O0
The supreme secretary Of the Catholic
Knights of America has been asked to re-
sign, growing out of the OBrien embezzle-
ment.
Alfred Allen, negro, in digging a well
near Lathrop, No, struck at the depth of
forty-eight feet stratum of sand fifteen
feet thick, which assayed s1O5 in gold and
SLIGO in silver a ton.
An ice gorge in the Allegheny river threat
ened the town of Parker, Pa. The mayor
telegraphed to Pittsburg for dynamite to
blow up the distractions.
John Pratt and his seventeen-year-old
daughter, who lived near Leonard, Kan,
are the latest victims of the wild dogs
which infest the northwestern corner of
that state
The police officials Of Warsaw report that
German agents have overTun Russian Poland
and are secretly conducting pan German
agitation.
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NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that an application viii
Monday February 2yth, A. d. itpi by Amlrose
y, tlemnier, Richard Greenwood Mahlon NJ
aWartley Henry W. Meyer, Harvey barton, ana
harnhnas Dewitt, under the Act ~ Assembly,
entitled IAN Act % provide for the IncorpnFa-
lnn and government Oi Street HALLWAY Cdnfi,anies
IN TITLES o. Third, tOnfth and Fifth classes ana
lu hnfonghs and townships in this Common
wealth. approved May %, iEs and its supple
menla ior the Charter Of an inttnded Jurl6fa.
nna 70 ue called = te Carbon COanfy Electric
when ~ thc construction and mnlniAnanre af
Au Electric Railway iur the conveyance of
therein 20 lehlghion therein, thence 10 Pact ~
loli tlerrin nud thence % Mauch Chank therein
and along the Streets ofthe said places, and inr
these purposes 20 have lhnssefs and uloY an mo
rights. bfuenis and privileges of the r.ld Aft ID
Assembly ana lt supplements. ~. ..|II1lr
Feb 54g
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Spring election. on..,.....,.,.s... l,Olt o.
General election. sS3 20
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Horaughs and Townships Owing the
County for Maintaining Insane at Asylum.
Franklln TWP. James spohn. n......,... i7e n
Penn Forest Iun- Mag haiiuer and
rlmmoihy Get a,,.,..-.............., 3ia "a
Middle Goal Poor nrisirei maintain
auce % Ohas. dlulut Zach, Hart
man Michael Boyle, John scilill,.. 500 o.
Lower fQNamfns'n8 lNpp Martin
snyder. r..s...s.-... ...s4t................ if1 nI
Mcaspori Mnion nplprit...-. ........ ali a
iNi D
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THERE SEEMS TO BE A disposition on
the part of some people to cry down
the electric railroad through Lehigh.
ton. The why and wherefore of this
is certainly inexplicable so far as we
can see. If this city is not to progress;
II we are not TO keep up with other
towns in the onward march of enter
prise, we might just as well close up
shops and call on the sheriff now as
later,for it is bound to come unless we
throw off all sluggishness and go to
work with an earnestness and vigor
that bespeaks for itself success. Let
us all determine to do something and
then do it. Now is the time to get to
work.
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LOVES TRIUMPH.
Another Daughter of Chief Justice Ful-
Ter MArries Against His Wishes

Another Daughter of Chief Justice Ful-
Ter MArrles Against His wishes
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Another daughter
Of Melville W. Fuller, chief justice, has just
consummated a romantic marriage 1t is
now the eldest daughter Mary, who, con-
trary 10 her parents will has married Mr..
Colin @, Manning, son OF Ex-Governor Man
ming, Of South Carolina Young Manning,
while in Washington as private secretary to
Senator III. g. Butler, was presented to Miss
Fuller, and a mutual attachment ensued.
Despite parental opposition Manning CON
tinued in his attentions to Miss Fuller, who,
with the intent TO finally settle the matter.
was sent TO Berlin 10 finish her musical
education.
Miss Fuller however constantly corre-
sponded with Manning For some cause
Mrs. Fuller decided TO bring her daughter
home, and soon after her departure for Ber-
lin 1t was learned that Mr.. Manning had
also started for abroad The story is fur
ther relEted that while Mrs. and Miss Fuller
were travelling in Italy they were met by
young Manning, who soon persuaded the
young Lady TO marry mmA When apprised
Of the state Of affairs Mrs Fuller appeared
surprised and chagrined, but seeing that
opposition was Of no avail she reluctantly
yielded, bestowing her blessing, and soon
after attending the wedding
She then hastened home. while the Young
couple have remained i'm Europe, where
their honeymoon win be prolonged as long
as they see fit
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Hon. Stephen
b. Elkins, secretary Of war, announced to-
day in a letter to personal friend here in
New York that President Harrison isa can
didate for denomination. The secretary
added that the president would, moreover,
be the choice Of the Minneapolis conven-
tion, and, furthermore, would be reelected
This Is the first authentic announcement
that the president is a candidate for renom-
nation
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-20

OLD NNEvAH, Pa, Feb. is. George
Glumblingr a prominent citizen who has
been " with the grip, broke pane Of glass,
and placing his head through the hole de-
hberately sawed his throat over the Jagged
edges tan he fell to the floor exhausted from
loss Of blood. Hastily summoned physicians
put twelve stitches in the frightful wounds
aud then put Grumbling to bed. They had
scarcely turned away when Grumbnnq tore
ont the stitches and died before the doctor
could staunch the renewed fow Of blood.
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Contractor Ia Christman has sold
his residence ON socond street, near
the corner Of Coal, 20 Jonathan kistler
Consideration 52l35 Mr. Ohristman
viii huild on ana adjoining lot aud
on site recoptly purchased lrem
John s. Lentl
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Typhus fever and black pox are spreading
westward in Poland.
Fragments of the British bark Cavour
have been washed ashore on the Irish coast,
and it is believed that she has been lost,
The Saginaw CAfich.) common council has
found City Clerk John @. Matthews guilty
of misappropriating city funds.
Jacob Kisling, his son Frank and John
Schiverdocker were blown into fragments
by the explosion Of sawmill boiler at
Lima, o.
Ferdinand Fontanelle, a young French
man, shot himself at Des Moines because he
failed TO receive a favorable answer to an
advertisement for a wife.
Six recruits Of the corps du garde stationed
at Potsdam, Germany, have committed sui
eide during the month on account Of the ty-
ranny and harsh treatment by noncominis-
stoned officers.
Charles Dexheimer, an engineer in the
employ Of Wen g. Co., leather manufactur-
ers, OF Newark, n, J., was arrested for get
ting drunk while cleaning boiler and leav-
ing 1t in a condition in which it was likely
TO explode, thereby endangering the lives Of
0Agrfc -roftttr,a4
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CHATHAM, Ont, Feb ls-Rev.N N. H. Mar
tin, for the past fifteen years pastor Of the
leading Episcopal church here, was 10 have
been married last night 10 Miss Kitchen. a
member Of bis hock, but the bridegroom
left the city last Saturday and Il Is now dis
covered that ho was engaged 70 be married
20 Misl Delmaqa. smother member OF bis
church and also % Sarah Bonot a liarmer's
daughter.
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BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS or THE
WORLD FROM NEAR AND FAR.

rhe Developments Of Each Day During
the Week Caught Fresh from the Busy
Wires and Carefully Edited and Con-
densed for Our Readers.
Friday, Fob. IL.
Master Workman powderly says tho
Reading combination is an outrage against
he government and people. The combina-
ion has IL in it's power to oppress the miners
iow more than ever.
Huron, s, D., was visited yesterday by
evere wind and snow storm, the mercury
lropping twenty degrees
Japan has offered to erect and maintain
BY an annual appropriation in jackson park,
Chicago, a stone building filed with worln
.f art, representing three notable periods
n Japanese history
It Is rumored that the United States cir
;uit court at Boston, has issued indictment
warrants against the Louisiana lottery Off
sials and has forwarded the same TO New
Orleans for service on the defendants
Thomas w. Emerson g Co., Boston seeds.
men, have offered their creditors twenty
ave cents on the dollar Their liabilities
are $4,000
Ate legislative council Of Ceylon mas voted
the sum Of e8,OOO for the representation OF
the products Of the island ct the Chicago
Worlds fair.
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NEWARK n. j., Feb. l8.-As changed by
the redistricting resolution signed by Mayor
Haynes, the city has now but nine wards,
corresponding wfth the assembly districts,
and the Democrats will always have a ma
jouty In the common council Prior 20 this
change the city had fifteen wards
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Austin Boyer, assessment..".. IS co
registry. 10 80
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a&1ANAaA 1VAAAaA A1a0AAs
- National Past Councillor VILLA,
Stroh, of Mauch Chunk, recently pre-
sented a very handsome silk flag Il
Stroh Council, 1872, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, O.
Franklin township. This Council W,
recently organized by P. c. Ditterlin,
Mortimer and Bennett and alreaC
has q membership or nearly or quir
100 with propositions and iniatiol
every meeting night.
- All things being favorable Lehi
Council, l0l, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of 1 E.
town, will on Monday afternoon IL
float the stars and stripes from the n.
brick school building in the Franl
Independent District Rev. Taylor.
East Manch Chunk, win speak on
occasion.
- Franklin Lodge, 2os7, X of
Of Weissport, have paid the widow
the late Thomas Arner, Of Fran {.
township, 5000, the full amount O %,
suranee held IN this order by the e
ceased.
- The reports of the 43l cast,
the Knights Of the Golden Eaa j
Penna., for the term ending Dc "a
show membership Of 3s497, n.i b.
crease Of 1917. Since then G Cr BE-
have been instituted
- Carbon Castle, Ill, X. q a
town, conferred the Crusaders + , -..
on two Sir Knights and receive ia.
proposition for membership ro .,t
session on Monday evening,
- Washington Camp, 5ll, L. o. i
Of A., Of town, has contributed eAa7 s.
the Philadelphia Inquirer's iisgin'
fund. Higgins was one OF the gil.;.
killed in the Chill trouble. He~s ori
OF the crew on the Baltimore.
~ .. q. Ditterline, of Par.e b..
viii represent Lehigh Couuci r Jr
o. u A. M., of Lehighton, ia.
annual session of the T. b a.. b.
held at Richmond, Va. CONNIE a+m
Monday next.
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r. L. Arner, extra Commissioners Clerk
and expenses 10 Allentown. Commits
soners Yentlon........s.......... 40 10
J. W Malloy, subscription 20 Iansf0rd
E. ID, Bartholomew. supplies for Re.
cOrder's Otllee.. e......................... 90
J. A. Gutman, blacksmith repairs, l5
Charles Schweltzer making keys and
liking glOck......s.....ss.s..s.s p 90
George STEM eight ballot hoNes,...s... % 20
Frank Schwartz, coffin Tor Stanglcys... u 90
Joseph Grausse, repairing clocks ..-. 90
Wm, Schade, Overpald tax, is90...s... 20
Naeger Brothers, repairing chairs-.. 3
Michael Cassidy, auditing accounts ui
Recorder and Pr0thOnotary. ......... 70 00
j. }. Boyle, employing dig grave 90
Frank Schwartz, burial Of +. McNulty 20 90
Yaeger Bros, burial of unknown man. 1l 90
Frank white. clock for Recorders office % %
Albert Rrcithaupt, taxes Oyerunld ..... n 50
Prof Bit, rebate on rent.............. 2C0
$. w. Shaw, COuniy's share Commits
si0ners' Convention. On................... co
W. j. Heller Co, decorations, Court
House and jan. Observation-Disclosures. 11 90
Henry Miller, for d. Oscar Chrlsmau,
haulnB ...s.....s.. s..-sssssss.-sssss.-.s- 90
Franz Mackl, surveying for Dist. ATTY. 90
Carbon Advocate, subscrptiOn......... 0Q
J.. lsaRcs, iagss ss...............s......s. %
James Mcdhley, sprinkiing s......... i1 Co
rs b
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FERoNA, N. Y, Feb. lS.-Timbers in the
roof of the Arnold ore mine gave way while
the full force of men was at work, and the
following men were killed outright; Conrad
Dewey, William Nolan and Henry Patnow.
The following were severely wounded: Pat
rick Dowd, who subsequently died; Thomas
Russell, Alexander Dupleas and Antonio
I,amarlxe
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1s.-The mines
Of the Tennessee Mining company at Brico-
vile win be worked upon the cooperative
plan. The miners are allowed 10 take stock
and have taken $4,000 A subscriber Is al
lowed twenty months in which to pay for
500. The company viii erect residences
and allow the mIneTs 10 buy on lberal terms
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CHICAGO, Feb ls.-AIrs. @, E. Arnold, of
Fulton street, says she is a victim of John
A. Anderson, now locked up at Cleveland.
If her story is verified she viii be the twenty
ninth woman so far heard from who has
been married aud deserted by the enterpris-
ing Anderson
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JERSEY CITY, Feb 1s-John Hyer, the
embezzler who was supposed to be on his
way to Australia, came to this city and sur
rendered to the police
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MahOning District:
A. u. Miller, assessment...... 400
registry ...,....... 20 CO q
packeTtOn District;
Leopold Meyers, assessment. 90 co j
43 90 I
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%. o.. Mrlsud. assessment ..... l1 fp
Urisiff .,....... H
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TRENTON, Feb. 1s.-The silver jubilee Of
the grand,lodge of Knights Of Pythias Yves
observed in the opera house. Governor Alb
bett delivered an address.
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II. V. MORTHIMER, Prop.
Tnhin.hAnn pa

HAYDoN & Co., the Jeanesville oper-
Ators, have notified their employees
that the semi-monthly pay law will be
disobeyed for the future, and monthly
payments will be the rule hereafter.
What do the worl1ingmen of the region
intend TO do about it? Nothing we
presume, but growl and grumble as
usual while if they had an organization
behind them these aristocratic law
breakers could be taught "A lesson that
would not soon be forgotten. It is
probable now, that since the line is
broken other operators will follow suit
in defying the laws of their State. If
the Hazleton merchants allow Hayden
& Co. to go unpunished they are not
deserving of worlkingmen's patronage.
--Buckley's Freeland Tribune.
There is only one way to treat cor
porations who break the law and that
is the same as any other criminal.
Governor Pattison has a wide reputa-
tion as an honest, fearless executive
and he should not hesitate to put the
.screwsn on these fellows who disobey
the laws of the commonwealth.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb Minneapolis has
adopted a liquor law which practically per
mits saloons to open ON Sundays.
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Frank r. Sharkey, salary as solicitor
and extra legal service.

aud extra legal services. no
jury Commissioners
Nathan stcmler and Josiah williams,
jury Commissioners, and clerk...... 20
County Commissioners
d. O'nonncl. services, iNO.... 200
j. T. Hawk, .s SO
J. q. srndci, Comniissionerls1 ClD ~
Danl Cannon g22 90
1 Henry Miller ~ 20
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~ sss.oo suit made 20 Order al $50
ln order 10 keep our tailors emplc, I'd
and reduce stock. we have made
reduction. Our 800 pants VIC
making % order are worth $500; yt.i
ean save a3 per cent. by leaving your
measure at once, FOR suit, pants or
efelcoat at 6lndhoim's Merchant
tai|frlpg Han, Mauch Chunk
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interest paid on County Bouds..-..
burial of Deceased Soldiers.

Thog Dennis, Quakake. Wealth
orly Post. ..4....s...........s..t1 go
n. r. McnnnOuuh iansford Post. 5 uu
Thog. Christian, Mauch Chunk
Nnsissssss sisssssssssf IT, 90
James inrertY. lnusford Post. 80 Oh
Reuben Mcuglc. klddrf twp..... 20 90
Jesse Beahm. Beaver Meadow. B.. 1 o.
Ohas. lougkHmmpr, fackurt0n.. % %
John nrcsin. hcadstOEes for Jas
Moran and 4. T, Mcnonongh. o.. 90 90
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NEWARK, n. j., Feb. ls.--A train from
Bloomfield ran into a street car and badly
injured six passengers.
Wheelmen Elect Omcers.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 16.-The national as
sembly OF the League of American Wheel
men elected the following officers. Presi-
dent, Charles L. Burdett Hartford, Conn
inst vice president f. f. Sheridan, Spring
neidi MS second vice president Dr. Z.
Carlton Brown, Elizabeth, N. j.; treasurer,
W. "a. Brewster, Quincy. his; secretary.
Abbott Bassett, Boston. 1t was decided to
hold tho next annual meeting ia Washinq-
ton about the middle Of July.
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Second Ward:
Fred Miller, assessment ....... 3s %
registry. ~ %
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THE CRAWFORD COUNTY SYSTEM seems
be the promised balm of Gilead to
bring about Democratic harmony in
this disrupted and dissatisfied county.
Why not try it?
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j. l.. Lewis, assessment. 30 90
registry......... s0n
2nd rgistry. y..... "A %
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West Ward;
John b. Brcsiin, assossment... 70 o.
reglsIry..'''''. 20 u
Middle Ward:
L nuia sLnnnI ------- N 90