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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

~ Demorcst's Monthly tor April Is
bright. aud full OF good things rs usual.
Its fashions are particularly full and in
tercsting 10 ladies', and its literary mat
ter varied.throughout, and Suggestive AS
well as entertaining. 1t is pre-emincntly
practical, and therefore most useful as a
family magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

% Aessrs. d. c. and George Bran
ham, contractors Oh the Gin, r. b S.
W. X. w., were in town yesterday, and
left Mr.. Webb as their agent here, 10 put
hands to work and supcriptend the man
sgcment Of this end Of the line at pres.
ent. Good wood choppers carr now find
immediate employment by applying to
him. Mr.. B. Informs Us that work will be
pushed, 30 thai he will complete his con-
tract insids Of the tune Agrssd.
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..''i'. .i..s y. go, p.t.io ANNOUNCES
himself ~ n candida for Represents
liivc 10 The Sat. Legislature from the
District coInlH,cd oi the Counties oil
Martin and Dubois, subject 10 the de-
cisiOn OF the Democratic Convention.
Henry A. Pecd will be IL candidate
for joint Representative from the Coun-
ties OF Martin and Dubois, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic District
Convention.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEirs.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been cOunterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article have Dr. John Bulls private
Stamp each bottle. DR. John Bull only hus the right
TO manufacture sad cell the original John Smith TOME
syrup Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the label
On each bottie. If my private stamp is nor each
bottle do not purchase, or you will be deceived =
See MY column advertisement and my show card.
will prosecute ANY infringing my right The gens
ire smiths Tonic syrup only lie prepared by my.
self.
THr PtBLIc's SERVANT.
DIR. JOHN BULL
Louisville, Kentucky March g. ISL
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PERsoSAL.-Our former gcniai fellow
citizen, DIR. S. b. McCrillus, of Andcr.
s0nis now on visit to his relatives and
old friends here, and is heartily wei.
coined.
DR.. NJ v. Hoffman and sister moved
back to Troy this week. The Doctor
having the care Of farm, near there, Il
was necessary for hun to be near it.
Mr.. r. b. Schcirich moved into town
last Monday. He takes share will
Messrs. Allies s. Egg in the new saw
mill.
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ONE reason that SO many peddlars who
take their marketing to New Albany
succeed 80 well, is because they go TO
CADwALADER's, In New Albany, and
buy at the lowest rates, and just the
amount they can sell each trip, and have
new goods every round, and can defy
competition. It.
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PnNrING MATERIALS FOR SALE. Per-
sons in want Of a complete outfit for a
country printiOn Office can secure the
same by corresponding with Barnard 4
Hanna. Of the Olney Times. Since the
consolidation Of the Times and Demo-
crat, these gentlemen have surplus OF
material which they will dispose Of OH
reasonable terms.
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sale OF Town Lots!

's>HEIsE will be al Auction Sale Of 80
4 Town Lots in Ricdcr's addition TO
the town III Jasper, held nj the place. OH
MONDAY. April 1,t, 1872.
As these lots are located OH level and
elevated ground. close TO the incorpors-
ted town of Jasper. with good water
easy accessible, said sale offers good
and rarc chance for those who wish to
acquire landed property for suitable and
healthy situated building sites.
TERMS OF SALE. -One-half Of the
purchase money payable in cash: aud
the balance in one year. the purchaser
giving note bearing interest. with good
,rceEo'd surety, or secured by mortgage
on the premises.
GEORGE RIEDER.
March 18th. l872.-3ws.
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n- BY referring TO notice in another
column II will he seen that the Trustee
Of cambridge Township, Mr.. Kucblcr.
has chosen every Saturday to attend t.
Township affairs, and hopes that all hay
ing official business with him will make
it point to present it on that day.
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~Sheriff llcrbig, in pursuance ia
notice received from the Sup't Of the In.
sane Asylum, went TO indianapolis on
Monday last, to bring back to this county
one David Vaughan, reported partially
restored.
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The advertiser having been permanently cure Of that
dread disease. Consumption, by simple remedy, Is
anxious to make known to his f,cw sufferers the means
of To all who desire IT, he will send copy OF the
prescription used, free 81 charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will lind
sure for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA BHoN cniTis, etc
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Nov. 10y. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
264 South Third St., wiliamsburgh, N. Y.
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The Commissioners Of Knox county
last week let the contrsct for building 4
new court house nj Viiccnncs. 10 parties
in Evansville, at &s5.5UO. The bills TAI,
from that sum all the way up To el73.-
go. A wide difference upon the same
building.
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ACcIDENT.--Dr. David De Tar shot
his hand to pieces ut Pikeville, TIVE
weeks ago trying to scare man with q
shot gun. 1t was amputated by Doctor
McMahin, Of lIuntingburg, assisted by
Drs. Bradley and Agce.
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W The Commissioners Of Daviess
county have ordered an election IN
vealc township, May 2d, and in Bogard
May 9th, to determine upon the propo.
sition Of donating two per cent. tax t.
the Straight Line Road.
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OF Young America comes to us nc
fresh as the Spring-timc. 1t il the most
sparkling and original Of the juvenile
publications just what every child
needs. 600 per year subscription price
$3.50 with a valuable premium.
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NJ We arc informed that w. +. Pid-
scon, Esq, of Vincennes, will be a can
didatc Tor nomination for Circuit Pros
ecutor. He would make an efficient Of
1cer.
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~ Mr.. Bretz, Of Kueblcr & Bretzs'
store, has gonc to Cincinnati for Spring
stock of goods. Look for something
nice when he comes back.
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~ Columbia Township in this cOun-
" is still paying her war bounty to vol
untccrs, as we notice by the report OF
the Trustee.
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~ Mcssrs Berger, Reilly & Co., have
the frame raised for the second story on
Hcrbigs bar-room, on the square. A
billiard saloon is contemplated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

e.r Circuit Court next week. There
a not maca criminal busincss, but a
slipht increase ia the civil.
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n< Old equinoctial began on We'd
nesday with snow storm. Spring will
be in order now, according to the alma
max.
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is NOT DEAD

hut alive and determined to show itself
~ The highest market price will be be a rem for
al lnds Of Produce in exchange for Goods.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Louisville. Kentucky. March 5. ISL. '
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MIL LINER
Re has sse iaoge assortment ~ tsde.' and Ch.ld..ns
Hsts and Ronpets. Call and stock
net ~. Is7l JOSEPH sERMHRsWRIN
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-12

Merchants. Manufacturers and Others, who want
as.UPeT!ur lass % jog Printing, vi. Please cal al
COMMERCIAL sTEAN-PowER PRINTING
OFFICE,
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COMPLETION OF THE ORGANIZATION uF THEIR
CAMPAIGN cLUB-AporroN on UNIFORMS &c.
An adjourned meeting OF the Soldiers and
Sailors was held al the Grand Army Room on
Saturday evening for the purpose of completing
the organization Of their Grant and Wilson cam
pasu club, the temporary officers OF the last
meeting fulfilling their respecting duties.
The committee on permanent organization
reported the following officers
Pleslieut--Col. Peter Mccullough.
lot Wee Presideut-Frank No.eu: u do.
William \. SWlggett.
secretary John 5. Appleton.
Corresponding Secretary-Wm. H. Coward
Ireasurer-S. Eodman Smith.
lie name selected for the club was THE
Soldiers aud Sailors Grant and Wilson Club OF
wilmington. Upwards Of nifty names have
| been enrolled.
The uniform consists Of gold bronze cap and
| cape and the club adopted the patent Shalei
| torch.
This club Will be self sustaining and will mo-
| collect money On the streets to pay for thei
| equipments, but they will be owned bv eacl
| member. While tile active membership will be
| limited, and '1naued exclusively to Luuorsbl,
| discharged = oilers, Sailors and marines regard
| less OF the Term of service, civilians NAV ais,
| connect themselves with the club As hounrar,
members, and, as such, be entitled to participant
IN all tile proceedings al the business meeting ;
except voting, Honorary members will not b
| allowed to parade with the club in uniform bu
may do 50 IN citizens dress, under marshal
selected by themselves, who viii be subject I
the orders OF the commanding ofiiGer OF the clut
Recruiting Committee wAl be in atteudanc
at the Grand Army Room every evening u thi
| week to receive names Tor either active or hol
orary membership. The Captain. Lieutenant,
! Sergesnts and CorporAls will not be elected unit
| the club is full, which will probably be by til
close Of this week,
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GATHERING or THE DEMOCRATS AT oLdLETOwN-
THE PARTY NoNuNArIoNs-AN ATTEMPT TO "dAG. '
The Democrats OF White Clay Creek assembled
in hundred meeting, at Ogletown, on Saturday,
for the purpose Of eectng delegates to the
County and state Conventions and to nominate
candidates for the offices Of the hundred.
After the meeting had been called to order.
William Dean arose and offered series Of reso-
lutons OF the spirit and character OF the resolu-
tons Of the party for the past several years and
moved their adoption Before a second could he
obtained to the motion, a Greeley Democrat arose
aud movedt that the resolutiOmslie upon the table.
This brought Mr.. Dean to his feet, As soon as
the motion had been stated 10y the chair and in
an address about an hour IN length he lam
pooned severely those who were attempt
ing TO checkmate the adoption of Demo
cratic resolutions at a Democratic meet
ing. lie challenged a contradiction OF the
fact that they were the identical priuci-
les and sentiments Of the party during the past
Twelve wears. and branded az towards those who
were now seeking to eyade those principles
some one attempted to reply, but the hot shot
OF Mr.. Dean 80 rapidly aud effectively discharged
coon silenced him and MIR. d. was master Of the
situation in argument, If not iu members. How
ever, when the vote was taken upon the tabllng
of the resolutions 1t was carried.
The following delegates were elected to the
Democratic state Convention. which meets at
Dover tomorrow Vim, NJ. Mckeowp, Benj amin
| Caulk. Vim H. Robinson, W. N. Hawthorne AMI
| Walter l.. Turner To the County Numinatinl
Convention Thomas Hawthorne John NJ Whit
man, W. L, Nler, Joseph Dean Jr and James
| MOate
The following officers were nominate for the
hundred Inspector of the General Election. W
II Robinson. Assessor. ). W. Morrison. Roat
Commissioner W. j Marshall
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REAL ESTATE !
In pursuance Ot m rider NJ the Chancellor will be
exposed at Public sale, on
WE'D MEDAL 1WOaSt IA. 1872
At 10 O,CLnCK, A. VI,

At the Hotel OF william n. Chance, In the Village OF |
Odessa, ia st Georges Hundred, New Castle County |
and State OF Delaware the following described zeal
Estate formerly . samuel lhuln ~, deceased sitn- |
ate In and uear The Village OF odessa Aforesaid, TO
wit:
No. /. The large Rr ok Mansion House and rra
misses occupied by John G. Corr hing 10 feat |
Ia ON Main street containing 20 9m square lei,
No 2 lot adjoining No 1 being lui feet inches
on Main street, containing 47,3 .quare feet.
No. g. The BIN DwelluR House Hnd pr, misses,
occupied by Richard Mail y.h,ug % Il ct On Main
street, containing Sd99i sqgar feet
No. 1 Lot ADJOINING No 5, nclog ~ feet and
iachrs Oh MAN street, containing 500 square iel
No .. Lot adjoining No, 4,and AN Ui lord,
being SO ieet on Main STREET con aiming 81, ~
square feet
OF j. Lord, u. T. Baker j Jansicr, aud ID. Cor
BIT by No. = and by land iar ~ ". PUlK, deceased,
containing acres anu ~ lcrchcs
No 7. 1t bounded hy Nus. and 5, 10y land OF "
Corldt aud land lae Of ". puk, deu, astd, contain
ing acres and Is per lies.
No. 5. Lot bounded by Nos. aud Q, by land nf D.
Cbrhit atd land late DIV rolk, deceased, contain
ing acres and 70 5-lO peTChes.
No. Lot bounded by No 5, by land OF d, Corhit
perches. (isXteudlug from said Main street over
Nos 8, &. T. and $ to No y, IA private road 20 ct
wds, u the use OF which tile Purchasers Of adJa-
No. TO- A fram. Dwelling 10 Sc and Lnt Of Il nd
bounded ny Nam street, by land o u. Oruii, a d
ih" Friends Aretihg llo - propert lrlhR - fett
ON said stcet, containing 1854, square feet.
No. H. tame Dwellng House and premises,
House pr per u aud ny Nos Il ann ~, being ~ feet
and hi ihcues On "a street containing 20 1888
suuar tr,t
30 l.. lot bounded by Main street, and by Nos.
H. ia ana 3, being 10 feet IN SAID sliee containing
29,a6h square t,el.
No To- 81 huuhd'd 10y MAN sIfntl, hN lhc Iuau
leading to Middetuwr. and 10y Nos. u aud ", being
100 tvet hLd Inches on sud street. anu 2ti lteL on
SAID road, containing ~ 9ii squa feet
OTIS NJ. l.. Containing ACTS amt l05 petches.
No. 10. tanahi aires ana lu4 perclles. No. o
Containing a. res aud log pelenrs No. II. Con-
| I mug a 5 aud uI perches. No. Is. contain ny
: aces ami VI pcrChr ard No. ~. Containing
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION ELEcuos--A SMALL VOTE
AND LANdUID INTEREsT-JosHuA L. aIalEs NOM
INATED-"THE LIQUOR VOTE" wANrED-DEfEAr
OF WILLIAM BRIGHT, EsQ.-"spoRTiNa MEN BET
ON sIaIMs-HIs PREVIOUS oANyAssEs.
The Democratic nomination election for can
didate for Mayor was held ON Saturday. All the
voting was done at the City Hall, and the affair
appeared to be quiet and orderly - much more
so than at the nomination for Sheriff. There
we're but three competitors in the feld-Messrs.
Bright, Smms, and Akin, no Liberal receiving
single vote. although it had been surmised,
from the course of EUerg Eueninq, as well as
other outgivings, that an intrigue was on foot to
attempt the defeat of the Republican nominee,
by some sort of bargain with the Democracy to
support "Greeley Republican The scheme
seems to have totally miscarried, EUery Ereatng $
man. it is said, being quite willing to sell, but
the Democracy not desiring to buy.
THE VOTE WAS SMALL
And the interest manifested quite languid The
total poll in the whole city was only 100, Of
which proportion (rather loss than usual per
haps,) was, of COURSE irregular, and not cast by
duly qalified voters. In these informal nomina-
| tons, it is impossible, with the utmost care,
| to restrict voting to those properly quahned,
especially where the whole city votes at one
pla!e.
This poll, however, of 1900, shows a very
great decrease of interest in the ranks Of the
Democracy. At the nomination for Sheriff, IN
| June they polled an aggregate of 2l32, showing
a faling-oh of 1872 votes
THE CONTEST BETWEEN sInIMs AND BRIGHT
| Was spirited The latter canvassed among the
Vo ers with his usual eneTgy,and though beaten,
obtained large support which 1t is claimed, came
| from the more respectable ranks of the party.
| The friends of Simms objected to Bright as all
UNI OCULAR man pointing to his defeat last year,
/ aud Insisted that Snms was much the stronger
of the two. 1t was especially urged that he cuul
get the "lquor vote which Bright could not
do and that on this account, he ought to be cho-
sen, as that vote must be gained, il possible
the RESULT.
Joshua L. Simms 99i
| William Bright, ga
| John Aiken l29
| THIS Is THE THIRD ATTEMPT MADE
| BY Mr.. Simms to become Mayor. In 1868, lie
was run for the Democratic nomination, but
| Francis Barry was selectad, the vote being 79t
to 326. (Alr Barry was beaten by Mayor Nalen
! tine, at the election. by 3li majority Again il
| 1863, Mr. Simms appeared in the field. and wa,
| the nominee Of his party, but was defeated by
| Mayor Valentine, 10y exactly 90 majority The
eoloTed citizens were still deprived Of their nigh
! to vote, at that time
! NOTWITHSTANDING THESE FAILURES,
/ The friends Of Mr. Simms profess to be very
confident Of his election. the same elements that
| influenced lis nomination being supposed to b
| thoroughly committed to his further support
1t was stated, down town, this morning, tina
some Of the sporting men offered large bet
that lie would be elected.
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IVA Whole Peoples Opinion When nation NJ
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RESTORATIVE an article that It has had the fullest
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To Pc Members Of Zee Republican Parry:
The Executive Committee having set aside the
last election Of our party for Mayor and a new
election having been ordered for naming can
ddate for that office, 1 again respectfully request
the assistance ot my friends, who 30 noby sup
ported me at the last nomination election. to do
so on saturday next. the l1th inst shall also
be extremely grateful for the support Of other
members Of the party who gave their zufTrages
10 other gentlemen who were candidates on that
occasion. Believing that received o majority
Of the lcga, Republican votes st the last elec.
tion, ! Remain,
Yours Respectfully
FRANCIS NISCESr.
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NoTICE.
City Ordinances.

NTHEREAS there has been unexpected heavy
w and large repairs Of botn steam engines and
pumps, and the expense OF making d large In
let Tor the new pump 10 he aced IA mil at brandy
Nihc Whlth We're unexpected at time If making
me appropriation the same is now exhausted, there
1uTe the iOAuNiug Ordinance IL offered;
AN OK JlNANt + for the reiet VI the opprOprla-
ton Tor the Wa er Works.
Be % oriIns ~ 'he CITY Council Of Wilmington;
sEcrIoS !. lnat the sum OF Six Thous mo Dollars
he takeu from the Appropriation for Nandry-r ave-
nue., and na tar sum OF Three Thousand Dollars
be taAeu from the Appropriation for Chrstaua ave
taken from the Appropriation for opening anu
Hral'ng stree :. AMI the aggregate sum be Place
10 lie Appropriation for " aier Works.
Passed al ,nt City Han, August s.n, 1872
JOSut A MARKS,
President Clty Council
All 81; +. 7. 7 ANLOR, Cltrk. Huglu-2t
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FoRcnLE Election. Joseph Todd became
drunken on Saturday. and in this condition,
dropped in at the Black Horse Hotel, West Front
street. where he grew bostrous and disordery
The proprietor, Henry Boyce. then threw him
through an open window into the street breaking
his shoulder blade
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ER-SPRING GOODS-Mr. John II. Muhlhausens
pleasant tailoring establishment, al AIS King street.
has Just been supplied with line stock OF SPHiNG
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination,
just such stock tasteful people like TO examine
aud select from. Mr., MS. customers have the adj
vantage OF his IS years experience In the selection
OF goods and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all MEANS call at his place
before getting measured.
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for 9snt.

UNOR RENT-A tn ee-stOry brick dwelling g.
II M IOi Poplar street, with hot and 20 Il I'LL
water, hath &C. Apply to -.
d y. CURLETT
aug'O-tf go Market street.
ItUR RENT-Fnur new three story Brick G.
Il houses ON Front street. near CLAYTON. NJ
Rent fiYbl per month. Inquire at the tea store, No
W. Fourth street.
jr19-if MN. II. PIERCE.
NNUR RENT-A large sture-ruom with ONCE
II 'front.' large yard back with stabug for SIX
horses Apply 10 =. NOhRAtL CO.,
40 W. Frnn street, or
apr22-f Y, L. Ptersuu, (urAt duor)
ENuR kENT-Twn iranin houses one mite =
II from city limits Apply 10 .u hsi
inari2-f THOMAS WALTER
NXvMARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-situated at
w South end Of Market ST. Bridge Apply 70
tehlT-u CHAS WARMER N co.
VNoR RENT House No. 9I5 Delaware Avenue,
1 with ufteen rooms IN complete order; aud also
v IL sell a frame building on rear OF the lot, built
for a billiard room Apply TO
NJ. NJ. CHILD a CO.,
No. 4 " ,.st seventh street
srale-u wilmington, De-.
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DECEASED Ann Armstrong died at the resi-
dence Of her brother, James Armstrong, in
Christlana Hundred, on Wednesday last She
had been afflicted for years with rheumatism.
being unable to open her hands at times, and
her feet we're SO cramped that she was unable to
walk, For some time back she had not suf-
fered so badly from this terrible disease, but it
was succeeded by drowziness, sleeping a great
deal. and eating but little she gradually wasted
away until she sank into the arms OF death.
She was about fifty years Of age. and in her sui.
tersnss she had tile sympathy and esteem Of all
her fnenAs and aclualntances.- htuAl Linan.
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gg- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
the public is called 10 the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. 4 J. n. Hartman, No. 4iU
King street There is nothing equal to 1t in the
state OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
Tor Office or dwelling can Doubtless be accommo-
dated by this Old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low the best
houses In the large cities.
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CAMP MEETING TENTS 1t is stated that our
citizens contributed over 5000 towards purchas-
ing a tent, thirty by sixty feet, from firm in
Baltimore, which has been forwarded to lev. j.
b. Steward Of Ayondale, to he used in holding
woods meetings in that neighborhood. II has
been pitched at the meeting at Brandywine Sum
NIT which commences TODAY y ReplllicrM.