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RAYENTA. o., March III. 1S16-
In transferring my business Carriage and
Sign Painting) 10 MessrS. Wright K Russell, i
io so with Il knowledge of the merits OF the
gentIemen rs competent workmen, and
ehcerf,illy recommend them to my many pat
IONS Of the past, and all who are in want of
~killfui workmanship in their line Mr. Russell
has had Il large experience in Cleveland and
other places a. a Carriage. Sign and Ornaments
Painter. and will, no doubt. give you some cxhi-
billions OF his skill if you will make it object
p. J. SNAY.
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WILL SELL at Public Auction at the Cen
l. ter of Streetsboro. Portage County, Ohio. OF
Friday, May 18th, 1876,

Commencing at 10 oclOak T. M, the following
property:
Top Carria Res, now and nice; new open
Ruggies. 9 three-spring Wagons 4two-horse
Wagons, one-herse Wagon. 1 milk Wagon,
secUnu-ianu wagon, old buyxy,x MU wing
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: A credit of four months without in.
terest, will be given on notes with approved Sc
curity. if paid when due: it not paid when due
interest to be paid nom day OF sale. at per
cent. o, FOOT
+. H. BEAN. Auc'r. April Is, 1876
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GEAf-D- NeE,NlEr.- II. Converse 4
Co., haYiDg sol o.at'crs re.e.Gs-1 il.
their new store room II Mar,i.'S nnsg
block, and received their spring stock
will have a grand opening on Friday
evening to which the public generally
are cordially invited.
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FIRST Glass DRUG STORE
The Sign of the Big Mortar


THE TATE OF ONO, PORTAGE CouNTY- 80
nURSUANT TO the command Of an oTder oi
1 sale issued from the Court Of Common Pie.ts
within and for the County of Portage aforesaid
to me directed in the cause OF IL e. kanney CT
al DIaIutII- and Charles $ Cotter ct al. de-
r-ntIants 1 will offer for sale at public auction
at the door OF the Court House IN lsa'ehha
County and State asofesaid, on
Saturday. the 9th day of May, A. d. 1876
between the EOUrs Of and :: O'Clock u VI. OF
said day the following described real estate 70
wit: Situate in the Township of RIvenna
County of Portage. aEd state of Ohio, and
Lua.vn as being uart Of lot No Is in large lof
No 81 in tn. south division Of tots in said town
shin and bounded - follows: Commencing al
the ssutit-caSs CORNER of said lott thence west
along the south iiBs. of said lot one ciian anu ~
LINKS Ia n post; thence north parallel 10 the eisi
IIuf. OF said INt 81 links. tn post thence e1st
UaraIIc! TO the South line OF sand lot clIan ~
links to tine northeast corner OF sihi iot:
thence soutI o the east line o. said lot ~ links
TO the place of beginning containing lsi14
square links Of land Appraised af tiluo,
Terms OF sale cash. - go
Ravenna. o. April 9Th, isi6
EP HATFIELD, Pl7G> ATTY 3J--4w
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Longs Improved No. 4 Plow.
PLOW POINTS
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a final divi-
IN dend will be made among the creditors
of the late firm of Barber & Lloyd lately doing
business in Ravenna. Portage county Ohio. q
forty-three cents on the dollar of their several
claims. which will be paid npon proper vouch.
ers IT the Office of the undersigned, over No Z.
Phenix Block, Ravenna. Ohio.
WM. L. GOODMAN
Havenna, April ~. ls'S, Assignee,
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Boots and Shoes.
PHILIP KIN APP
Teachers Examination.

"SANINIITIOS Of Teachers " i'll be held
II NJ ill.,. I-uion school House in Ravenna
ruIurnenrin2 al O'clock 4 u ana closing ~
c-ri"rk r ~ on the following, Saturdays 10 wit; ;
February asth, March 18th and 18th April Sth
and 2ltI, aud Nav goth. 1876.
Special Noiice-~No eertihcate Will lie ahte-
dat: j. ~ DIter of the Board, o.,
Rasenna, February 8, 1sT6. ses-u.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
----~---@7
List of Advertisements.

s. ID. Norton-Noticc in Partition.
Mary l.. Davidson-Notice.
Scofeid 4 BrO.-The Great Sale.
VIM. Grinnell. Auditor-Cori'Is Proceedings
o. Foot-Public Sale.
ii, ii. Flint-Public Sale,
u. II, Bean. Auc'i-Plows at Public Sale.
Parsons & Leach-Noticc OF Dissolution.
Parsons Il is,lon-Copartnership Notice.
J L Christy-Drait Horse Sir wallace.
Geo. o. Moson-4 Locals,
Ballard 4 Ce.-Philadelphia.
&. w. Rhodes-House Painting,
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New AdvertiS'tS.
Notice of Dissolution.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts and claims
due the late firm are payable to Parsons q RiS
don successors to the firm this day dissolved.
THOMAS l.. PARSONS,
SANFORD \. LEACH,
Ravenna. Ohio, April 12th. 1875.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and amer Sunday, Jan, 16. is75. Trains
will leave stations daily. tSundays exccptcd,)
= follows:
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Public Sale!

] will sell at Pablic uction- at koot>towh
station on the e. anil I. Z r., on
Saturday, April 22d, 1876,
Commencing 1T nine O'Clock A. ". the follow
ing prOTe-sE- VIZ - =.
Wga1r- 3 tIuen I;ug.;iss. . Buck-BOSr'i< 2Tfot-
ting 5uikte<, 3 sleiSls, two-h3rsc wagons
, ,,I,e-ht,rs.. Wagons, ~ Double Drugs. u sets
i,,uI,lsfr..e= lot OF NeckyOkcS. ! Mower ana
Reat,er Horse Udy-Rake- Horse Pitchiork-
first class fes-i-CHttcr. set double harness
. ,Tnrs.- 4 aso1d miIch Cows. earrings. two
SIgats and 4 lot OF other articles too numerous
to Tusgtion- go. .,o..
ON ali nofa, with approved security, II paid
when lue If not paid when due Interest iromday
" ~ ~ -. - : ,.'.r cent JOHN y. kIiAISS-
" i. II BEAN, Auc'r-
Ro1tstown Station, April ~, 1876
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Why is a store that don't advertise
like Enoch Arden? Because it ''sees
no sale from day 10 day."-Er.
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First National Bank,
OF RAVENNA, o.,

oPPo oSITE ETNA B. O c X {.
ESTABLIsHE IN 1868,
Is q H7nc IHSfis.fion for the orcommo-
esafio of the People of Portage County
We will endcavor in the future, as in the past
o give preference and fill or,lers and supply the
wants and demands OF our own county people
GTst.
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
Of all kinds.
Interest ulIowcI on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps. all sizes. Kept constantly
hand. and all orders fIIed promptly
Special Deposits received without charge
u = Bonds and Securities bought and sold
# , 5. market rates
or.ftsdrawn and cashed on all the principal
tiles in the United States
sight Drafts on England. ireland and all
cities in Europe
Collections made ON all points in the United
States and prompt remittance made.
" ID. CLARK. Prest.
CEW WITTER. Cashier 1b1
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GOING NOKTH-MAIN LINE.
GOING Easr-RIyER DIVISION
GOING wEsr-RIvER DIVISION.
Sunday Train.

Sunday Train.
In order to accommodate parties who desire
to snip Milk from the line OF this road to Cleve-
land IN SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section OF
Freight train No. 7 will. during the continuance
of schedule No. H. until further notice. start
from W Wellsvilc on Saturday night. instead OF
Sunday night. and will run on Sunday morn
ings ON the schedule shown below. viz:
Leave isavepna ------.------- go A Nj.
Earlyillc.. GEO
iIutlSon. ...-..........-6.:O 30
macedonia h 10
=. Ncwburgh .-.-..-...-.--I JS
Euclid Ave-. .......-.S02
Arrive Cleveland shop LIZ
THIS train will stop. on signal. for milk at the
intermediate milk platforms Shipments must
Invariably he prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will he permitted to ride on this train from Ra-
va ma and points north CT there.
JOHN THOMAS, Superintendent.
TUSCARAwAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard - 90 IN. and 501 p. m
New Philadelphia. $40 u. m. and % pm
Arrives
Bayard. II Is n. and % y
New Philadelphia, IS and 20 z. m.
+. II. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Commissioners Proceedings.
County Commits sioners' Report
of their Trans actions 4 State
ment Of Orders issued for tho
Month Of NJ arch, 1876.
MONDAY MARCH 9th, 1sI

MONDAY MARCH 9Th 1876.
Board convened; members present as follows,
to wit: Smith Sanford, Wanzer Holcomb and
E. A. Parsons.
On motion of Smith Sanford the following
bills were allowed and ordered paid:
Heaf far Cline n cleaning fail
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We also keep on hand
Mixed Paints,
RAyENXA. o., March aG. Is

,f all kinds, ready for use,
Eavcnna, April 10, 1876. 39S-tf.
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SHERIFF Risdon has purchased the
interest Of S. NJ. Leach in the Grocery
house of Parsons & Leach, and went
into possession on the 18th. The name
of the new firm is Parsons and Risdon.
We wish them success in business.
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Total i'll Treasury. .......... $l9310 20
On motion OF E. A. Parsons, the Road and
bridge levy for 1876 was Il fxea as follows: one
and $40 mills; that one aud 2-10 mills be set
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
Hasw Mis wife Teek Hold.

.. .
Some time ago she lived with her husband and
two daughter, one srown-ths other still At
SCHOOL, nice house, on GOOD noe st1ee''
and kept two servants mot N e1tensive eseAo-
lishrnsnt, but enough With her small family 70
perk when the oldest daughter left school
(like al other daughtsss who leave school, sne
wanted 10 no to Europe, and the mother, worked
upon BY synpathizing frends, soon bees me
convinced that It was necessary for the Two
daughtara' health and her own (thouSh persons
BEET never livsd) thss they should .n go % Eu-
rope, md 10 Europe they accordingly went ne
husband giving up tho house and cstAblAhing
himself In hanhsler quarters
But tho realization Of the dream was not 20 70
pleasant u vas anticipated; or perhaps the VIE
found that the husband became reconotlsd q
their absence too early. Al any rata, after sis
months of absence, she returned withont peine
sent for, TO hnd hsr husband depressed by bus
ines difficulties, his tsusnts gone without nav
turs ruined. FortunatAly shs belonged to good
old stock. who, when they SEQ their duty. do y
8he rescued what she could Of the furniture, ant
zansferrsd Il to . pretty but very unostenta
| Nous 'sdat" MP town, above tho nttiea, ana Witl
ths furniture out Of the way and reduced rent aa
a. managed to secure sso0o' regularly p''"'
Whsn the daughtsfs proposed going to the n
ssliiesnoe ofSes aftsr ''help,' ehe sad; "Ne
NJ daushtsrs, We will help each other, and !
they osxspissd their modsrn household on
snopis, but very practical footing. which b.
proved dslightful. They might very well hiI
eii lie help thsy chose now, but they would nj
Do y on any aoeount They laughinsly d.eisi =
that their arm has resumed specie peyments, =
thsg were formerly, thAk money h plentiful, q
The paps ,nsists, ~ The houssvork V 10 y;
done, upon giving - N allowance for the girl
doubis ths amount hs formerly paid in wage
l IN sorry 20 sAy that this pattern woman IL n
| New ENGLAND.
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M.r. r,aa.ss rrsn ss~...

DENAy s1Npe L8ffn1 10 7H1 kxAMININo CON
mTrRB OF PLYMOUTH cHunCM-Rx TALKS OF ara
"ooHsc1sSck' AHD ACCUSES BfECnKs.
New YoRx, Feb. 4.-Hsnry G. Bowen to-day
sent 10 the examining committee Of Plymouth
Church reply to the published complaint Of 8.
v. White. Mr.. Bowen protests against the man.
ner In which he has been treated by the church
for adhering hitherto to solemn promises and
keep silent In regard to the Beecher scandal.
Two years ago, he says he was accused Of talking
too much, but was afterwards acquitted Of al
wrong doing in the premises by . full mssting
Of the church after . searching investigation.
Nov he was charged with talking too little, and
by bis silence iniuTiug Mr.. ksscher. He declares
he has honestly and consoientiously tried 70 do
biz duty faithfully to God, HI. Be scher, and the
church through the whole affair. Mr.. Bowen
then proceeds ~ follows
~ will now hasten TO tell you frankly what sre
my conclusions In regard TO the character Of the
pastor Of Plymouth Church. have knoyn Mr..
besohsr quite intin Atsly since tho day OF bis ar
rival In Brooklyn. have been acquainted with
him socially and privately in church and In tho
family, in business matters and In religious mat
ters. have heard attsntivsly bnt With profound
grief what hes been said to ms con6dentially
against him. Now, bsing summoned here 70
speak, and to speak the truth, the whole truth.
! and nothing bus the truts, solernnly give II =
my unwavstinx opinion, In Wow Of all the facts
and evidence presented TO me, that the Rev.
Henry Ward Bsecher, without even the shadow
Of doubt in my mind, Is gully Of he aefiI o,Iusea
of adultery perjury, and hypocrisy. This, say
again, and before tho bar Of thi1 committee il
my deliberate opinion, and l may be permitted
to affirm that give 1t calmly, without malice,
and with no other than sincere desire to do my
duty faithfully 70 Godand to man, to the Church
and to tho world. AKARY q. BowKN.
BRooxLYN, February 4, 1875. .Hr0uF
A meeting OF the examining committee Was
held at the Rev. Mr.. HSllidays house this after
noon, Ut which Clarence and Edward. SONS Of
Mr.. Bowen, presented the above communication,
which WAS read. That body continued its sos
sion for about three quarters Of an hour during
which time IL framed and sent letter to Mr..
Bowen, In which he u summoned TO appear before
tie committee on Tuesday evening next and
give proof Of the assertions contained In his re-
ply TO the grievance Of Mr.. White.
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Aesa orsis..


| An fNTHn-CoUNrX CONVENTION At aALn1u2Y-
TEE BauByrm wH1cH HAVE ansuLT1D Hnok THR
nAsun1 on RE 1AsIHRN sHo1k.
Local Option Convention, composed Of If
ty.nins delegates from the counties Of Wicomi-
90, sosnsrsst, and Worcester was held at sAlis-
bury, lass week. Rev. A. G. HsAton, Of Princess
Anne, prssadsd, land Jas. E Ellsgood. Esq, Of
Salisbury, wassmAds Secretary.
The business of the Conventioo may BE-
summed up in the rejection Of an arnsndment
to an original resolution TO ssk the Legislature
for restrictive license clause (after the style OF
Senator Aydslotes's propositoo,) and tho adop-
ton Of the original resolution which provides
for memorializing the Legislature for local
option law for the three counties and TO submit
the question to vote Of the people prior to
Nay next
was the intelligent exposition OF the results
which have been secured under local option in
the several counties whsFe it has prevailed.
Coming from representative men, Their state
ments may be accepted a. truth. In Worcester
county, where it u claimed the system has been
| failure, 1t was represented that nuch good
has been accomplished Notwithstanding the
abuse which has erspp In through the pretended
drug stores, This abuse, however, chiefly sris-
es from inenlcieucy Of the sraod jnries and for
hsso lesssaed two-thirds N Worcastss, and the
clerks fees ariaing from criminal buainesa hsye
| fallen OF two thirds since 1t has existed. The
Office Of States Attorney, which formerly paid
e13O0 per annum, u now worth about t400.
Many families which were hsretofore debauohed
| and sunk In poverty and wretchedness have b.
come respectable, religious, and much more
prosperous.
Iu Somerset, the law hss been executed and
proven An unquastioned sucoesS. In Caroline,
while some Of the ofticera OF the law have been
remiss in their duties, it has proven the groAtcst
boon ever conferred On thOoounty. It hIs
emptied the jail and decreass crime amazingly.
while the moral effect utol the community has
been all that the most asnguine could hsve
hoped for. In Talbot AMI Dorchester, while The
beneficial effects are perhaps less conspicuous,
there can be no question that good results have
been reached.
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Hr0n ShAis.gs allAlnSs

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER sHIp T. THE HARLAN d noL-
LN9sWoRrR 90. - THE Ft16r srHANsA OF
cHAnLEs AoRaAM's LAST CONTRACT coAAlrT1D
TO THE WATER. .......r
The Harlan l. Hollingsworth Co., At TAO. on
Saturday, launched tho first iron steamer Of tho
two last contracted for by Charles Morgan, Of
New York Early ~ was tho hour, there waa
quite large number Of persons present, who
watched with pleasant interest tho noble ship
- she 20 smoothly glided down the ways and
doated out upon the bosom OF the current.
Among those present were Capt LAWless, wife
and daughter, Col. Greene, Of the Bristol Or. -
Ph9niI, and other gentlemen OF note. The
launch was successfully accomplished, aud An-
other testimony gwen 70 tho ability Of tho H. d
H. Co. to place the largest GLASS OF iron ships
atloat. Capt. N. Il. Benson broke the bottle,
and chrislsned the new steamer the Alyisrs.
The Algiers ID . screw steamer OF the same
dimensions and model ~ the Brashsar and Neso
York, recently built for the same company:
The great satisfaction which the two last named
enough to thoroughly test their good
qualities, have given was no doubt the impelling
cause which led Mr. Morgan 10 duplicate hts or.
der with the H. 4 II. Co. The dimensions OF
tho maGni fcant vessel which was committed to
the water, this morning, we're Length, a75 feet;
width Of beam, SS feet; depth of hold, % feet.
This steamer will be hurried to completion for
delivery during the latter part OF March; but
while the time II 10 limited IN whtch TO lAccom'
plish 90 much work, Nh. Morgan. or..Capt Law
less, who is representing him here, has ample
guarantee in reputation that 1t will be well per-
formed. They well know the abilities OF the d.
L H. Co. to accomplish great results, and, Of
course, have NO fear.
| Another steamer Of the same dimeusions -
| the Algiers 10 now upon the ways, and will be
launched soon. Both re bsing constructed in
the stroogest maanss, and N ~ Alsse agpssvsd
| 4eQ1o a ~ .aGA 11ey Nik11 - 4oeoeoeo
krSgpd, md Vii b. fiEndua4 ~ = teeap
A12ni1 II RlSS1R - ees.6se W. -
&Ssssn &sw Yark 80 Asl1aa
has been named In honor Of III. 1euAn. 10 eo'
gage in the large freight trade whSc6 X. Nor
gan has built up between th6se citios.
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HISTORY OF THE AYrAIB--sENA1oR HoRroN's
VIEWS ABOUT 1T.
1t having boon charged against Mr.. Pinch
back, senatorial claimant from Louisiana, that
he was guilty of son Q infamous crime, Mr. Nor
ton stated the case very fully in the United
States Senate yesterday He said that the Of
fence for which Mr.. Pinchback was condemned
WAS assault and battery, arising out OF
family disagreements and In self f.defenoe; that
the Provost Judge who sentenced him had no
authority to do 10 that there was no jury trial,
nor was Pinchbsck allowed to cite witnesses In
his favor that after two months confinement
he was released by the same officer who con-
demned him and OH the order OF the
military authorities by whom the cir
vtances OF the case had been investi-
gated that shortly Afterwards he recruited .
company Of Louisiana volunteers and was com
missioned ~ Captain was later honorably dis
charged at his own request and raised com
pany Of cavalry under authority from Genera
Banks, but was refused his commission ~ Cap
tain on tho ground that he was col lored man
All this was proved by documentary evidence.
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Another Route to the Centennial.

pnoposEp OPENING OF THE I" BOMBAY HOOK H. n
TO AFFORD AN EAsrIRS QUILT 10 THE MARY
LAND Il DELAWARE AND KENT COUNTY RAIL"
ROADS.
Tho smyrna Times thinks it has good author
ity for saying that thore 10 plan on foot to open
up another route between Smyrna and Philadel-
phia. 1t has been stated several times that the
Old Dominion Steamship Company were prepar-
ing for . line Of steamers from Lewes to PhllA-
dslphia. To feed this line Of boats, 1t 10 told,
oyertures have been made to the Maryland 4
Delaware and Kent County Railroads to CONSOLE
dAts and run \ train from Clayton 70 Bombay
Hook, to connect with the steamers. The over
lures have been pending for two or three
months, but the railroads named hesitate to en-
ter into the scheme, it learns lest it cause
break with the 7. W. Il b. Company.
l. In view Of the Centennial, there Is cheerful
outlook foy such An arrangement, the Times
thinks, and say. it would not be surprised II the
project 10 carried out in some manner. Bosts
viii he run. OF course, from Bombay Hook, ~
usual. and hacks will certainly be run, the
| Tunes says, il trains not run but It 10 hint
| ed that the New Jersey Southern will stop iu II
the other two roads back ont OF the train husi,,
| ness, The route will be attractive for Aup'ms 81
txAvslers. Il for NO othos reason, .becauss IL viii
b oheaP.
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The mehsDosn Beach Enserpriss.
SPECIAL MEETING oF THE DIREcroRs-AN KNcouR-
AGING srARr FOB TIE RAILROAD IxTKNsIoN-
THE STREET RAILWAY AsSURED.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DIRKcToRs-AN ENcouR-
AGING srARr FOB TIE RAILROAD HxTKNsIoN-
THE STREET HALLWAY ASSURED.
A special meeting Of the Directors Of the Re-
hoboth Beach Camp.meeting Association was
held in the second story Of O. F. Rudolph's
building 231 Market street, on Thursday. There
was very full attendance, aud vim was given
to the business under consideration which
promises more fruitful results for the coming
season than was anticipated SOME months back.
In accordance with . former resolution the
price Of alternate lots ON the camp-grouno,
leased for five years for the erection Of cottage
tents, WAS fixed At % per annum on tho front
circle, and - per Annum on the avenues.
A tax Of per cont on the estimated value OF
expenses, said estimated value To be fixed by
committee OF five otholders.
Mr.. Peck who is authorized to solicit subscrip.
tions with which to extend the Junction Il Break
water Il. r. to the AssociShons grounds, con-
ferred with the Board. Such a subscription WA
started - will it is said, insure the building OF
the road by the 18th Of June next. William
Bright, President of the Association, headed the
list with $4,000, aud J. J. Mccullough followed
Mr.. Mccullough also assured tie Board that he
would and equip tho proposed street railway IN
Rekoboth and Surf avenues by che completion
| extension.
| A special committee was appointed to aranss
rapid transit and reduced ,,eight and passenger
rates with the railroad companies. Otter
| measures we're taken to provide enlarged Accoul'
| modAtops in addition to Brights Hotel and the
Surf House, to provide for the many who intend
to visit this favored spot in the future.