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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-08-26

EVERY issue of the ALDTNE is a surprise to
all who see it, since it shows positive growth
in art, beauty, and literature, from month to
month, as gratifying as it is wonderful
"Superb = is the only word which fifty char
acterizes the illustrations for the September
issue. The pictures are charming in design
and fautless in execution. A copy of Bert
rands 'sLittle Rose" drawn by John s..
Davis, and engraved by @. Maurand, opens
the current number with flash of beauty al
most dazzling. For feeling, beauty, express
sion, and exquisite finsh this picture is
equal to a twenty dollar steel engraving. "a
Storm in Utah, by Thomas Moran, is a faith
full transcript of nature, showing the war of
the elements in that strange land The en-
craving has all the finish of bank note. The
two full-page pictures in this number are
" Coming from the FORGE by John S. Davis,
and Kingston, New York." by Kruseman
van Elten. The former is bold and spirited
sketch of q scene familiar to all childhood life
in the countly--two boys on the back of a
horse which has stopped to drink from q wood
land brook on its way home from the black
smiths. A dog ON the rustic bridge engages
the attention of the eldest boy. Van Elten's
landscape shows charming stretch Of country,
and the ancient city of Kingston, New York.
Mr. j. ID. Woodward furnishes general view
Of the Palisades, as seen from the Hudson
rivera striking picture. The other illustra
tons in this number are also very fine.
tablish an Art Union, similar --eui,sad to es
known Art Union in England, and distribut.
its work of art, both sculpture and paintings
which are constantly collecting, among tt
subscribers. Art premiums, valued ut So, 800
will be distributed among each series Of ,00t
subscribers. Subscription tickets, at $500
each, entitle the holder to the ALDlNE for q
year, to the new chrome, and to a ticket il
the distribution of art premiums.
The literary contents of the September
sALDINE consist of choice poetry, sketches de-
scriptive OF the Illustrations etc. The edi-
torial articles upon music, art, literature, and
descriptive of the pictures, are filled with
fresh and valuable matter. The Aldine Com
pany, publishers, SO Maiden Lane, New York.
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The news as to the condition of the harvests
all over the world is very good. There is
every reason to anticipate year of cheap
food, and, as the general revival OF business
depends in the long run on cheap food, it is
not unreasonable to believe that we have seen
She worst of the dull times, which certainly
could not well be duler than they have been
during the past. few months A comparison
of prices in 1873 and 1874, made by the
Econ0mist, shows considerable fall in lead
ing commodities since last year, and, prices
being now favorable to consumers, we may
fairly infer that the improved tone in the iron
trade which is attracting attention in Eng
land, is prophetic of improvement in other
branches of business, here as well as there.
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And now the Cincinnati Enquirer man
rises up to rebuke the "insolent y New
York World, because it talked about his ssbo-
gus Democracy" and grows eloquent on the
subject of aristocratic political tricksters, .
money sharks 'bond-holding scoundrsls, ;
and the rest of his Eastern brethren. Final
ly, he adds {; "The Democracy of the En-
qutrer is good enough for the people of this
section, and SO long as the Enquirer upholds
the interests of the people among whom it
lives and moves, the organ of Wall street may
sneer. The people of the West repudiate the
Democracy of the New York World, and re-
pudiate the leadership of the Manhattan
Club. If this is treason, make the most of
it, 1t looks very much as if there was 60
ing to be funeral somewhere, and not that
of the Republican party either.
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Truly the Black Hill region must be n
marvellous country. General Clusters official
report of his expedition does not disappoint
the expectations raised by the previous infor-
NAL reports of newspaper correspondents ac-
companying the Expedition. II is q rich
mineral region, gold being found by s.inex-
perienced miners in paying quantities"
and as for vegetable wealth it must be ex-
ceptionally valuable. Rich pasturage, splendid
forests, abundance of building stone, fuel and
lumber; every prospect for abundant growth
of crops, with the exception of corn ap-
parently inexhaustible quantities of iron,
plumbago and gypsum; and climate un-
equalled except in Colorado and portions of
California, are the chief inducements offered
by this tempting region to whomsoever NAV
undertake the task Of its settlement.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-08-26

To the Hon. Henry G. Kelsey, Secretary Of
State:
SIR You hereby directed to cause to be published
in all Of the newspapers of this State authorized 10 pub
fish the laws of the last session OF the Legislature by
insertion each week for the of three months,
in each of said newspapers, the proposed Amendments
to the Constitution of New Jersey, passed by the last
Legislature and filed in your Office by the Secretary of
the Senate. Yours &c,
JOEL PARKER, Governor
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SHERlFF'S SALE!.

10y virtue Of writ Of nj. Fd to me directed issued
Of the Court of Chaneery of New jersey will be
exposed TO sale at Public Vendne, on MONDAY THE
TWENTI-EIGIIT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, be-
tween the hours Of twelve and five o'clock in the after
noon said day the Court House in Remington in the
sp of Raritan in the county OF Hunterdon all that
tract parcel Of land and prnis situate lying and be-
in the township of Delaware in the county of Hun
erdon and State Of New Jersey Bued and bounded as
follows TO wit Beginning at stone corner to lands Of
Samuel Higgins and land of Asa Moore thence ~ along
y-ive minutes west four chains and orty-ive links to
thence ~ along John Ilices land, south twelve
degrees nineteen chains and fortyone links to a
stone thence 3j still along IIice's land south ytwo
degrees and thirty minutes west two chains and eighty
links to a stone for corner in of water and is
to land of Henry Lawshe; thence az along said
Lawshes land south three quarters Of degree east six
teen chains and seventysix links 10 stone to
Cyrus Van Dolah's land thence (5) along said Van
Dolals land north eighty-six degrees east nineteen
chains and cghtytwo links to stone thence 90 along
BARRIERS land north eighyseven degrees east six chains
aud ninetyeight links to stake thence ~ along the
nine chains and ninety-nne links stone thence fS
north eghtythree and halfdegrees east chain and
forv-two links TO corner; thence 80 still along said
BARRIERS land south forty degrees east five chains and
land thence 40 along said Bownes land north seventy
degrees and forty-ve minutes forysix chains and
five links to stone; thence q y along land Of William
r. Fisher north six and half degrees west nine chains
A. X. Wagner and Others north eighty-hree and three
quarter degrees west thrtythree chains aud hftyf0ur
links a and thence a3 north seventeen degrees
and FIVE minutes east Twenty-Five chains and eighty
hundred and ftyone and hrtysix hundredths Of
Of land
Seized as the property Of Edward schenck ct al and
taken IN execution at the suit of John j. Sutphin ct al
Commissioners of James Wilson and be sold by
J. p. RITTENIiOUSE, SHERIFF
August 10Th, 1874.
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Administrators Sale

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscribers administrators of Amos Moore, de-
ceased will sell at Public Sale,
ON WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER, %, 1874,
THE HOTEL PROPERTY, situate on Bridge street, in
the city of I.ambertville known as the Lambertve
House, The building is large four-sory brick, con-
tas forty bed two large parors dining room,
Kitchen wash house, &c. The building Is in good order
having recently been re-paned and put good condi-
ton Also the new Brick Stables and Sheds connected
with the hotel property Also twenty-sx feet of Land
for Building Lots on North Union street.
Sale will commence at II o'clock, noon Conditions
and attendance by 1900
GERSIIOM MOORE,
ESTHER MOORE,
Administrators of Amos Moore, deceased
Lanilertville, n. j., August 49, 1S74.-5t
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The subscribers having sold out their store will sell at
New Jersey, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1874,
Horses Wagons, Pony phaton, Track Sulkey Sleigh
wthNhole and shafts, Carriage poles sci az heavy
Team Harness, Express Harness. set single harness
!new Brides, Lines Collars, &c Plough Swivel Trees
Irons Feed Chests Grain Cradles Forks Shoyels Hoes
large Meat nch Cider Barrels Molasses Barrels with
Also, Hay by the ton; lot OF Straw and Manure lot
Chickens. etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ;Parlor and Cook stoves Bed
steads, Cupboards Chairs, Setee Sewing Machine Chds
Carriage Pots, Pans Kettles, &c. together with MANY
other articles not mentioned -
Sale to commence at II O'Clock noon Conditions six
months credit on sums FIVE dollars.
Attendance by
r. L. WILLIAMS, AueTIoSEHR. 81
August IS, 1S74.-1t
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EVERYBoDY's OWN PHYSICIAN
LIVINGSTONE is DEAD.

For 30 years MILLIONS have inenfy watched the PER-
ILouis STRUGGLES, and GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS, of this
r0fdrenoTped HERO, and eagerly desire the Com
plce Life-lIistory which unfods also the reaM and
cgrosities of scd and troRdef,a country Ii is now
ready and selling to beat everything. More agents
Wanted AT ONCE. Address, HUBBARD BROS, Pub
fishers, 123 SAMSON St. Phila Pa. Aug. 5, 1s74,-iw
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GHR0M0S GIVEN AWAY !!
Great Inducements to Tea DrinLe1

7 you want an excellent quality Of tea consult Mr.
stanford Il. Birch of New Hope, sole agent for the
RoKay Tea Company in that place. who has an excel
lent selection Of thronlos sent him by said Company
aud Will give for the purchase ofevery pound tea one
well framed and handsomely executed. Call and
purchase some Of his good tea and receive present
July %. 1s7i ST.
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WI ORKING PEOPLE-Male or Female, employ
w. ment at home $50 per week warranted, capt.
tai required Particulars and valuable samples sent
free. Address with cents return stamp c. ROSS Will
liaHlsburg, N. Y 4w.
August 10, 1874.
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Paragraph 6-After the word Legislature" where il
occurs st IN said paragraph insert the words or the
Paragraph add to the paragraph the following:
III any bill presented to the governor contain seve-
ral items of appropriations of money. he may object to
more OF such items while approving Of the other
portions Of the bill In such he shall append to the
bill, az the time OF signing it, statement of the items
which he Objects and the appropriation objected to
shall not take effect II the legislature be in session he
shall transmit to the house in which the bill originated
copy Of such statemen and the items objected shall
he separately reconsdered If reconsideration one
more of such items be approved by majority of the
members elected to each house, the shall be part
of the law, notwithstanding the objections of the gov
bills approved by the governor shall apply to eases
in which he shall withhold his approval from any item
Paragraph s-add 10 the paragraph the following:
Nor shall he be elected by the legislature to any
United States during the term for which he shall have
been elected governor"
ARTICLE VII.
APPOINTING POWER AND TENURE OF OFFICE
Section l.
MILITIA OFFICERS
Paragraph 5.~After the words "major generals in
ser the words the adjutan general and quartcrmster
Paragraph s.--strike out the words "the adjutant
general, quartermaster general and.''
Also strike out the word "other."
Section III
CIVIL oFFIcERs.
Paragraph iStrike out the word andn (where II oc
ours nrS u the Raragraph aud insert after the word
appeals the following woruSs Judges of the
ferpr court of common pleas"
Change the number Oh present paragraph to number
:, and strike therefrom the following words and the
keeper and inspector of the prison and insert in
lieu thereof the words and eomptroer.n
Also strike out the words one year in the second
clause OF paragraph of section q and insert In lien
thereof the words three years.
Change the number of present paragraph to number
and strike out the word and whore Ii occurs
the word chancery" and the word Secretary
Also insert after the word state the words: and
the keeper of the state prison.
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
change the number Of present paragraph to number
Sand strike therefrom the words annually annual
and they may be re-eeced until they shall serve three
years but no longer Insert after the word assembly,
for three years. and add q the paragraph the fowin
words: "sheris shall annually renew their bonds = ?
Change the number OF present paragraph to number
Change the number ofpresent paragraph TO number
Change the number present paragraph 10 to number
Change the number ofprescnt paragraph TO number
Aug. Sth. 1874 1871.
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Insert as paragraph 49, new paragraph as follows:
'19 No county, city, borough, town, township viii
age shall hereafter give any money property loan
its money credit to in aid of any individual assoc
ciaon corporation, or become security for be di
reety or indirectly the Of any stock bonds Of
any association cOrporation.n
Insert as paragraph 20 new paragraph, as follows:
No donation Of land or appropriation of money shall
be made by the any municipal corporation to
for the of any society association corporation
whatever.
Change the number of present paragraph 10 to num-
Der 81.
ARTICLE II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
coon WORD FROM wAsHOE.
The following Letter, from an ardent
Republican, speA.ia :og itself:

The following Letter, from an ardent
Republican, speSaa .or itself;
RENO, Oct. 18th, 1874.
Eist.r CnHou .ille9i-The political
situation here is frightening mp ia be-
half Of the Republican ticket. IAencm-
inces Of the lispublican Legislative tick
ct axe GeE Of integrity and worth. men
who have the confidence Of the people
ana their party, while their opponents
are political nongrels and suckers OF dis
appointing nts-tLeir political greed out
weighs their honesty, and the people
are becoming satisfied that the firm Of
deck a Go. is not a safe .ilm to do bust
ness with. Their clerk, "old Snailey-
ow' keeps false entries and gives very
light weights: and from these facts they
have concluded TO close the firm out on
the 30 Of November, and if there should
be anything left of tie stock Mt that
time, to transfer il over to "old Broad
horns to reconstruct the new Peniten-
tlary. | am informed by nan who
should know, that this man Beck was
on certain time, elected as member
OF the Legislature, with the understand
ing Of supporting C. Z. De Long, but
when tie hour came, he had good real
sors TO vote for Nye, and those reasons
Nye had in black and white. Williams
had better look ont for reasons or the h.
dependent will still be al independent
"Old Snarlevow still drags his Shiny
mortal coil along. tho great leader Of Po-
lltical Honesty. Once think Of that
party too dishonest for his pune soul to
commune with, No, he would not be-
long to a party wherein a sinner dwelt
but be has now founded one, not upon
the sea, but in the sage brush; the triune
head is the immaculate "Snarleyow. "
Bob Clarke and Su;ro, and the monerel
members Of this County, are the family
the happy family" But the old
honest-line Democrats here say that il
they are to vote for q Republican, they
will not be compelled to vote such n put
up ticket, but would rather vote an out
and-out Republican ticket, and l have
no fear but that the entire Republican
ticket of this County will be triumphant
a. the ensuing election. FASTER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

!. o. Il. E.-Tke regular Councils Of Pia.e
Tribe No. !, of Carson City, ar held at the Hall
of Capitol Lodge l. o. o. F, on Monday even
ing OF each seven suns a general attendance
o: the chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
By order OF the Secl,m,
Il. L. KELLY,
se9-f &. OF Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

Evening Report.
80 Valley 81. 6l. 6H b30
20 Raymond L Ely Is, 49,, II
ATS Eureka Con l3k. IL b3o. 1917, II BIB
IS American Flag 8. al
Iioo Belmont ~, II.
215 Newsr4 II, II, IL
$40 Rye Patch
80 Chariot Mill 10
$50 Calistoga loS, 1eh b3o, I0A
90 Mansfield 6h. Ga
125 q Chariot
$40 Fillmore 4
50 II Treasure
1920 Crown Point 81 =. 81. 50 so. s9x
l.5 Con Virginia Iol, le0
iso Julia e. 81. So
81 Yellow J acGet II1, III. 112. ll5
go Imperial IL. H., III bs
TS5 California 6S. 81 \, 60. 6+s
1885 Sierra Nevada Ok, ss. 81. 9A
20 overmsn IS. IS b5, - hS0. IS bJ
40 Hale K Norcross 81, 50 bso, AN
So Justice 81. IS
$40 Belcher IS s6H. ca b3c, 66i4
los Seq HslcheE 0'S
300 bullion 1917 nv. II
ls5 Cho.lar Il. ~. -, -2L
l'i5 Oph:r -, 50 a 59S co.'s Is
$50 Goali Curry IS, 2-H, -sJl, .3I
$50 Eclipse s'.,s
100 Alpha 1875. IL
70 Gsst ( Be!chcC -
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H
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In Carson City, O,to}g: IA. ~. J,tc Elia
Ecngel, native CT AeAico, aged Gb5st IS years
The funeral will TAKE lace from III, Ies.,ierce
OF the deceased On Einl street, this Tue .layl
afternoon at ! o'clock. friends ana acqua.at-
auces sCe resp. ct.uiy invited :ost-cni.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

ME-. i. W. HEALY has signiGed his
non-acceptance OF tie nomination upon
the nondsscrirt ticket for Justice of the
Peace of Carson Township. Can't catch
our poetical friend with any such cLaff
as that kind Of nomination.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

Dr.. +. J. WHITE, physician and surgeon, Lrs
removed his cilCe from tho O-Ii,bv House to
the suite Of ro'ms over G. L. Coitca's Drug
Store on Car;on street. He may there b. con
sE.tll during II ll yrs Of TIE DAY and u! Ait.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

DR.. L1NDERNAN, Director Of the MINIS
OF the United States is expected to or
rive here this morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
INNING sToCh hNPORT.
Forenoon Board.


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.ai (,n,,Ia + C,,r-, .. ~ 81. 97s. ,2o
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

OuE naturalis: tiitnd, Jir1 Dsniv, is
the happy possessor oi wild cat or
lynx which vas captured on Hank Phil
lips place. This fellow and bis mates
have been playing havoc with turkeys
ard other fowls Loreabort. Mr.. D.aly
thinks he will send tls varmint 10
Woodward.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

One OF Curson's hanGsomest ard
most critical audiences met Mr.. Fitch
last night. He introduced himself. and
proceeded in life calmest aal fairest
fashion 10 tie work set before him. lie
came there & non partisan. ana a sef-con-
fessed, paid advocate OF TIE side OF the
CCmstoCE ledge in the case Of Sutro IS
tho Mining Companies there doing bust
hess. The lsctCre was compound OF exact
statement, strong argument. exhaustive
Criticism and searching inyective. We
have rarely seen an audience more deep
II interested; have never seen a hall full
OF listeners no-e profoundly moved than
BY the speakers bursts Of eloGHence,
Mr.. Fitch never fails to exhibit LIS rare
skill IL the employment Of syllo.istic
reasoning, never fails TO enlist the car
nest attention and admiration Of his
auditors with his abundant, novel and
inc!siyc GnTith5ses. Indeed, tAis dis
course was studded Gii along with ilst
such brilliant sallies OF Wit and such
bright fecls OF polished slrcasm rs are
always to be expected Of Mr.. Fitch, 10
/ matter how dry his SUBJECT. Woattsmpt
no synopsis OF til, Yer. entertaining dis
course, ana Clft have J4liS llItl lIiGI" 10
say concerning i. 'fb#5 he pero-ation
exhibited Lis c...:sl O.s.tof il the most
gorgeous C,-tFcr-gi"c + icrvii imagery
we hive ever head 4vrsI from him and
we know Of 40 Li1'er praise than that.
THE EBpuGLIcAS Mss ttiEG-., ~; al ST.
Yer, en- Saturday night, was 4 very grand
Success. Tie meeting was addressed hy
Hons. G. L De Long and Moses TeLbS;
and the Carson Glee CiUb stood in
with SOME Of their campaign Songs, ere
ating DIAL Of Enthusiasm. Deputa.ions
were there from Geld Hill and Nir9inia
OF the doincs OF cur Oua1:et:e, the ST.
yer City Times says: Isy invitation par
TALLY. and being no, Cd specially by tho
spirit Of rs, this celebrated Glee Club,
composed of G. 2. Mason, c. L. Laugh |
ton, T. A. Hale and r. Holmes, attended |
the Ratification Meeting last evening, |
and favored our citizens with number |
of lively campaign airs during their stay. !
They viii bs long remembered ly TIE !
Republicans Of Silver City, who express
wish TIA. they may favorus with call |
again previous to the close OF the CAM
paon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20

THERE are now 1,C50 voters registered.
The registry books will close this even
ing at O'Clock.
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following report Ct the proc e,'ines Of
the Republican Convention il DoaG!ss
County. held ves:e: day nj Genoa: j. II.
Davis vas chosen Chairman. and Noah
| Blossom. Secretary. he following
named gentlemen were nominated On
the Legislative Ticket: Senator. ! Ao,.
Il. Hickey; Assena,ymen, j. Il. jo:.:.-
son and Henry Van Sickle; Recorder,
Fred Earth (piesent iGcGmbeLt); Sheiiif
james Lynch; CleIk, Walter Swaits:
Assessor, L. S. Ezell; Treasurer, Peter
Lightle; District Attorney. Geo. p.
Harding; Supt. Pub. Schools, John L.
Johns; Surveyor. John Young; Pubic
Administrator, hopel Rice; for Com
lnissioAers dong term) Al. Bo!les;
| (short term) Fred Frevert.
ANOTHER CITIZEN REGULATES TIE
DoLLIEs.-The Dolly Vardeu5 OF Doug
las thought to capture TIE Italian vote Of
that county by making a makeweigLt of
Nj. J. Is. DOndero; but AS will be seen
by reference to the following commun:-
cation that gentleman declines to be
used for any such a purpose:
genoa, NV.
October ~, 1874.
JOIN S. CHILD, ESQ,
Chairman OF the Independent and
Democratic Mass Convention
held Oct. 10, 1874, for Douglas
County.
SRI decline the nomination given
me by said Convention for the position
Of County Clerk.
Said nomination was made without
any consultation with me-, and l desire
to say that l will not be a candidate for
that or any other position at the hands
OF said parties. Respectfully,
(SieLed) j. b. DosDZEo.
THEA1EE. Mr.. John Piper informs
us by letter that Mile Zoe will appear
at tie Carson Theater on Wednesday
and Thursday nights of thisweek. This
lady is spoken Of by the Storey county
papers in terms Of the highest CONNER
dation. OF Sunday night performance
at Piper's Opera House, last evenings
Nc'-s says: The beautiful dramas en-
titled the Wizard SIiff'' and the
Broken Sword were repeated at the
Opera House last night to large and
delighted audience. Mile Zoe, as
Alexis, o Greek fisherman. II the open |
ing piece. was intensely captivating.
Her Greek dance was handsomely exc
cu.ed, and called forth a STERN Ct pa |
p,ause.
The pAotIIc CoAsT Pioneers propose !
to celebrate their ,lIrd annive. ,ary in !
grand style. The will have two balls Oh /
Friday r!gh:-cne at Odd Fellows Hall,
Sirpi,,:4 and orc pt Minors IFtIio-f HoH I