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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

sz9g"For Sale-A thorough bred Devon Bull
Calf about six months old. Price $!j. T.. 5,
Rogers. jr30 81
For Sale.-A Fresh AlderncysCow. Geo.
l.. Scott, Darlington. je;i0-4t
~" For Buckwhcat and Roots, use Soft Bone
1t has no superior. Only from 200 Ia 300 pounds
per acre required. Those who have used il pre-.
Ter it to all others. Manufactured and for sale
at Bel Air Bone Mills, by Carlisle ~ Co. jc23 81
,1S$"For Sale Chcap.-Onc two-horsc Spring
Market Wagon with bows and cover Also one
Moving Machine; both in good order. j. j. NJ.
Alexander, Bel Air jc2}it
t-4y@ viii sell Copper Slill and Fixtures, all
in good order bargain. G. Minnick Hickory,
Hartford county, Md. jc"3-2t
s-g"RcpNirs for Champion Mowers and Reap.
cr8 ON hand. Call onJ. r. Spiccr, at Post Office.
ie31
e-1t"'ro Loan on first mortgage, Fifteen Hun.
drcd Dollars. Enquire ut this office. jclG 81
Ia" DR.. Crane may he found ut his Office, on
Thursday of each week jel6
s-9g" For Salr.-Onc Cow and Calf; also two
Ilelicrs, will calvc in week or two. a few
head of stock taken 10 pasture. Enquire ut
this office, or of y. NJ. Lee, Churchvilc. jclG p
@g"lIaulng.-All kinds of heavy hauling
done, such rs Hay, Grain, Coal, store Goods,
&c, by Carlisle Il Co Bel Air jclG
:.gg"Twcnty five Dollars Reward for the re.
turn of Pocket Book, containing % dollars,
| supposed 10 he lost few miles this side of
| lIall's Springs, Hartford Turnpike. If left with
Mr. l. Amos, Bel Air, the above reward will be
paid I. w. Cults. jcl6
| Gnl A
| Wagon, with tongue and Shafts. Josiah NJ.
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run. iclG
e1geFor Salc-Two large Chester 5ows, with
littcrs of Pigs. Also Poland China Pigs for sale.
| DIR. Charles a. Rutlcdgc, Upper \ Roads.
.ay"IIarvest Whisky-Prices Reduced The
subscriber will SELL during harvest, an excel,
! lent quality of Pure Rye Whisky at So gal
lon. W. Smithson Forwood, Changers Hotel,
Bel Air je0
u" BerlisLircs For Sale.-Severai filters Of
choice Berkshire Pigs, out Of prize winning and
imported sows, and sired by imported Comp
TOM and "Sancen Chief" Also, Sows with
Pig. Services of imported stock if desired.
Alex. NJ. Fuiford. jc
.13"Wonted.- @l 800. win give Il iirst.class
mortgage security on Il valuable farm i'll llar-
ford county. Md. Apply to Wm Young, At.
| tonCry AT Law, BCl Air, Md.
.9y"For Salc-A yoke Of Young Oxen, well
broken and of good size. james Dcvoc, Forest
| Hill. ju2
| ~" For Salc.-A number Vi Fresh Cows eth.
er with or without calves. All of them may be
recommended as superior mixers. Apply to
Daniel Il. Smith, Joppa Farm my?G
~ For Rent--Two Tenant Houses. Apply
TO DR.. w. 4. Munnilhuysem, near Bel Air.
apes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

SEVERE HAIL SToRM.-On Thursday af.
lernoon of last week terrific storm Of wind,
and hail passed down the shores of the Gun
powder river, dwelling fences, fields of wheat
and corn, and cutting garden vegetables into
ribbons The Kingsvillc stage driven by
MIR. Benjamin Standiford, was upset by the
wind, and one of the passengers, Miss Bram-
Bile, daughter of Thomas Bramblc, was badly
hurt A field of wheat on Joppa Farm is
said to have been almost hopelessly ruined
The storm extended but short distance
| from each side of the river.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

A FREE FIGHT took place last Saturday,
at llaWc de Grace, between an excursion
party from Capt. MilchclIs Oyster Police
boat and some OILERS and others of the town.
Upon HE arrival of the boat at Havrc de
Grace he crew and passengers came ashore
and drank freely. A difficulty thcreupon oc.
CURED between II citizen of the ncighbor.
hood and one Of the sailors, in which the
latter received a blow in the face Quiet
was restored, but later in the day the sailing
party visited Stephcnson's Hotel rirc for a
fight, which soon occurred. Blows were
freely exchanged, heads were cut and noses
blcd, for some minutes, when the attacking
party retrcated to their vessel and set sail
down the Bay. AS they sailed away they
fired several shots from rifles at crowd
gathered on The shore to witness their dc.
parlure, the balls whistlng in close prox-
unity to the sight-scers, without doing any
damage.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

Dry GooDs.-Messrs Billngsley & Yer
nelson, at the wcll'known dry goods house,
corner of Gay and High streets, call atten-
ton TO their large stock of summer dry
goods, which they are selling at remarkably
low prices This firm understands the secret
OF success, which is first class goods, low
prices and liberal advertising. A visit to
their store will satisfy any one that they
possess the first two requisites, and glance
Mt The HSis will convince them of the latter
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

~ For Buckwhcat and Roots, use Soft Bone
1t has no superior. Only from 200 Ia 300 pound.
per acre required. Those who have used it pre-
Ter it. to all others. Manufactured and for salt
at Bel Air Bone Mills, by Carlisle ~ Go. jc23 3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30
SUN DIALS.

AZ EThLIIC pIALS set on ornamental iron posts,
NA and warranted 10 give accurate, true time for
1000.
G. G. CURTISS,
FhLLSTON, MD.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

For Sale.-A Fresh AldcrncysCow. Geo
l.. Scott, Darlington. je;04t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

:-Fg"Twcnty five Dollars Reward for the re-
turn of Pocket Book, containing % dollars
supposed 10 he lost few miles this side o
Halls Springs Hartford Turnpike. If left viii
Mr.. |. Amos, Bel Air, the above reward will be
paid. 4. w. Cults. jcl6
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

~" For Sale.-A Thoroughbred Devon Bull
Calf, about six months old. Price 32j. +. 5,
Rogers. ir3D 81
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30
ICE CREAM.

NHE subscriber having superior lacil-
4 ties for manufacturing ICE CREAM
in connection with his large Dairy, will
fill large or small orders upon the shortest
notice, with Cream of quality unequaled
by any made in the county, at reasonable
prices.
ID. u. HOLLINGSWORTH,
my2G-1m Fallston, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

~" For Sale Cheap, two-horsc Spring
Market Wagon with bows and cover. Also one
Moving Machine; both in good order j. j. NJ,
Alexander, Bel Air jc23-it
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

Ia" Hauling kinds of heavy hauling
done, such as Hay, Grain, Coal, store Goods
&c, by Carlisle ~ Co Bel Air jcl6
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TuIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
& subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamcntary on the personal estate of
JAMES G. ROBINSON,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per
hereby notified TO exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
20M ddy Of June, 1877,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this Goth
day of June, 1876
RICHARD 3. ROBINSON,
je93 Executor.
and wife !" 'i'o N'tou'' Uo'''
Richard J. Bladcn M In ,"' T sunny
and wife. III '"l""y'
ORDERED, this Goth day of June, A. d.,
" 1876, that the report of John III. Price,
Esq, the attorney of Edward j. Rawson and
Eliza F. Rawson, the Morlgagccsin the above
entitled cause, he and the same is hereby
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the It'll day
Of August next; provided, n copy of this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Hartford county, for three
successive weeks before the said It'll day OF
August next.
Amount of sales reported, $192.
A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
ic30 A. i. JARRETT, Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

s-fP" For Sale Chcap-A new light Expires.
Wagon, with tongue and Shafts, Josiah NJ
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run. jclC
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

.9sE"F For Salc.-A yoke Of Young Oxen, we'll
broken and of good size. james Dcvoc, Forest
HILL ju2
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

s1l9~For Rent Two Tenant Houses. Apply
TO Dr. w. Il. Munniihuysen, near Bel Air.
APPS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

c1g9 For Sulc.-Two large Chester Sows, with
littcrs of Pigs Also Poland China Pigs for sale.
Dr. Charles a. Rutlcdgc, Upper X Roads.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

~" For Salc.-A number Of Fresh Cows eth.
er with or without calves. All Of them may be
recommended as superior mixers. Apply TO
Daniel X. Smith, Joppa Farm. my?G
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

s.9y"IIaryest Whisky-Prices Reduced Tho
subscriber will sell, during harvest, an excel
lent quality of Pure Rye Whisky at $3.50 gal
Ion. W. Smithson Forwood, Changers Hotel
Bel Air. JED
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

~ BerllsLires For Salc.-Several filters Of
choice Berkshire Pigs, out Of prize winning anc
imported sows, and sired by imported Comp
TOM and "Sancen Chief" Also, Sows will
Pig. Services of imported stock if desired
Alex. NJ. Fuiiord. jc
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

.z3"Wanted.-@l 800. VIII give irst.class
mortgage security on valuable farm iii IIur-
ford county. Md. Apply TO Wm Young, At.
toncry at Law, Bel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

:sS"RcpNirs for Champion Mowers and Rea
crs ON hand. Call on j. +. Spiccr, at Post Ollic
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30
Trustees Sale.
| ACRE Of LAND, MORE Or LESS

This Lot of Ground is located on the
public road leading from Statewide to Mill
Green, is improved by new and comfort
able
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

s1g"'ro Loan on first mortgage, Fifteen Hi
bred Dollars. Enquire ut this office. jciG
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-06-30

s.4g"Dr. Crane may he found at his Office, o
Thursday of each week. jcl6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
GERMAN REPUBLICANS ENTHUSIASTIC.
MEETING OF THE Central COMMITTEE LAST EVEN


The German Republican Central Committee
held enthusiastic meeting last evening in Military
Hail. In TIE Bowcry. About 3 o'clock large banner
was swung over the street. amid the heartct cheers
OF th0s" assembled in and about the hall The banner
bears design OF the Goddess OF Liberty, extending
her the heads Of Hayes and wheeler on each
side. Two long lines of Chinese lanterns hung from the
roof, and the hall decorated with tags. EN-Judge
Dtcnhorr President OF the Committee, on ASSUME
INK the chair, -ad
Not until two pi grmagcs were made from the East
and tho IVES, to Saratoga; not until the uushteous De
ci>nn I'm favor Of GOodc In the House 81 representatives
made IL almost certain that the Banking Committee
would postpone its report to repeal tIc Resumption dct
that letter of acceptance finally reformed y the great
"Eriornor" Aud IKE the action OF the Demos,a.uigg
the election q, Ihcn IT. mission being on. ei II
viii D. swept away ~ AN incubnrin'c on ne platform
do what the Democratic party ~ convention charged
tu du-I"Vcal tlc pledge 10 resume @i,'h Pay Ihn,s'
Th- seems 10 be the true inward history OF the
great E.forurr's" letter In no other way
without dsercdit'ng his INT i!i+rnce can lno
~ cheat the Western unttIuni-t- into supporting me
~ mi .rr, and inc Eastern assumptions into sup
ror , She soft" Houdrra- i- tire task updcd1hen ~
tl-r rrprlcts and upuu ~ success depends their sue
g.. n /. - Desperate gumr hence these midsummer
tryas and travel tu produce ihe twin letters q" accept
aLcr. Now. WHOM viii th.y-aftrr 80 much l1uor-at
H.. .u.r,tl m c.ur. Tue soft, on the Lardsi Inc lact
it ., .ti0n Iuug Doc a.btd 0, 0t Itself prof that
fla sy trr o. form merely an election ciamor, dnd mat
their assertion 81 SUPERIOR ponicl t.f'u' IS hi,''
tuu s..t a.ct the IlIdru reform campaign opens aud
y-n q, fu Do. sarr.d u.l. The campaign p"gi'@~r''
D., continually asked on the one hand ot the t'udIl,"7
IFlu- u1supnt, 81 'n. fnnd ON me oth'I h,nd Oh
t.r i..u-I PARA. Goodwin I,- uarl uui-t- oi tir LOST
So such inquiry ned or can Doc made oi Euth.f!oU -.
Have. ug William 4. Wheeler. lh'uth tuN 81" uo,
rr.t, claim that iLgE are tA' only r'ioi mtis l Tue
,uIr their ..usu. aud their lives AFFORD dh absolute
..rlf d. f.t t.l pledge tu secure Tor the country aI
Ir.4.f. rI.o tr,uIu honest money, and uus.eiariui
-..pu., D. sincerely meant aud val be i'lLihy It-
de,u,I.
FIT, new delegates from different districts were then
admitted To- membership ia thr Committee. series Il
resolutions were adopted raU'yins the Cincinnati nom
nations. accepting llc platform, and referring Win
s-p..ll .ti-l. ...uu tu tu-a p.ufa which favor hard
money ,y S.r,t." reform, nHt Gree -,Lom.-; A'I,,-I'
&c.. it r...rI ,..f. Hr Dr AIrI.deI Inr Ballard,
W.l rau trrH-I.g. i. suu ErIu'r oi N.N-Jrf.N. 'r.
M.... U.ff sul O. fa,u. .a Others 10" 'l' .'r II'
,'u.l vlth t... t... t..err cheers fyg TIE ug.tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
BROOKLYN POLITICAL REMOVALS.
HEALTH BOARD CHANGES 80 TIE DEMOCRATS IN
CIINrD I'D REIALIAIE.

HEALTH BOARD CHANGES 90 TIE DEMOCRATS IN
CtINrD TO RErALIAIE
The Brooklyn Board of Health met yester-
day In executive session u make appointments t. MI the
yapau, occsioucd by the removal OF several OF the
D,mae!atlccmroy tofthe Board GeuJourdan,5ap
m,u 10 re Presidency o; the Board OF Police and Excise
threw the Health Board utotbe hands OF the Republicans
pI. te Pr. .d,at Dr. Otterson, being Democrat. As
4, c,n-.qu,ucc II Democrats employed by the Board
were informed that their services would be no longer
needed Tho following appointments were made yes'eF
day:
sidney Williams Co1nss. 70 the Hard IN place Of Henry s.
slant r,l,r d. cyr, : Mann, in place Of W. J.
GGil.r..r-5 Ia r'cr %. j. T.. smith sa.lrl-. y 900
Varcua,or-A. d. Atwood. IA place OF r. W. hir' s'A"y'
'r,rmit cl,rs.-Nyron kali In place o. John Me'ary,
~ I ,, nj I'D, ~ rlff,rk Nc y aualI ~ 200
rs to IT, tl !" goS S, o. H. i2. O. ''p'
j.rk a1d ,.r,srnscs-Jonn Lewis, IN place Of Francis
The onIce Of chief Permit Clerk was abolished. the
duties OF tho office being conferred Oh the Secretary OF
fle Board few changes were made in The salaries.
,,.lncy Williams the new counsel OF tue Board, II q
BROTHER of avid Williams, the Chairman OF the Repuo
'' rfi5i of The Republican majority of the Health
Roar. i'm r,unvu. Democratic employees aud substitute
ing Republicans IA their places bore runs aht evening
Az tl, ,,,fIn of tnc REGULAR Kugs County Democratic
General Committee. held no Count aud lemscu-,i-"
Brooklyn. ! re.uiiiion was aaop.,d 10 lA's &
,ieluani liat the Democratic heads of departments IN
b,ih inc eitv aud county government discharge Iugth
,,fh every Republican cWPuyc, and employ
Democrats In their stead An excited discussion aruS'
-utIr wishing tAc matter r,tfTcd 10 the iAr'"tIt '
mi'f.o or to Special Committee for report ana OtLcis
declaring tLlt the changes should uc indde ~ once A.
I, DyI, said that the Democratic reads OF url tH'tlS
r. fine ,,ryluf, aud not the masters or the party aud
unc,, lhcy complied with the resolution they should re
removed Tie subject was finally referred 70 tAc LAt,
rive Iitt,r. \ motion made that the Executive
,',,It. take measures To- organize NlEoroIS cam
rigu ridden and hendricks, hut Col carroll, The
nruau Of Committee, said that TINS could moi De
done uuuI the letters vi acceptance OK the candidates
W,r, uuu.t.Ayl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
CRIMES AND CAsUALriEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

OTTAWA, Aug. Ia telegram from Aylmer says
that Hughes the Gatcncau murderer broke Jail this evening"
OTTAWA Aug. 1.-The Government has refused 10
commute the sentence OF ONcil tho New Brunswick
derer Iio viii therefore be hanged on Thursday next
BRlpGEPuEG, Conn, Aug. by the bursting of a
grind nue The factory a. Naugatlck Conn day
ference McIwen 81 years od, was instantly killed
ST.. LOUIS Aug 1.-Bruce Younger, n cousin Of the
notorious Younger brothers has been arrested
being gang who robbed railroad train
Vile.
ST. LOUIS Aug. IA tornado passed over Rlomerc
Township Comfy. Missouri. saturday destroying
eral Dwellings aud rousy lnjullng the crops and farm
produce. Two people killed.
WORCESTER, Mass. Aug. 1.-GeOrgc Morris, an
the Providence and Worcester Railroad whlo
leaning the Of s engine this morning struck by
q bIid go WikiIsonvlle aud In, family killed.
POUOnKEEPsIE, y. Y. Aug. lat late hour last
night team Of A. ". Butngame well known hackman
city, dashlng the hack against break
both Sir Burbnganes legs His recovery Is doubtful
CINCINNATT Aug 1.-Isaac N Richie, commits
ia drunken last night against young
10 whom ho paying attention. ned several pistol
shOs killing Barney Geiser anu fatally wOundng John
Whalen. who we're passing the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
TuE CANADIAN CROPS.

TORONTO, Aug. 1.-The Globe to-day publishes
the second series crop reports from all parts OF Ontario,
Quebec, NewBrunswick, and Nova Scotia. The reports
show that the slnguiue anticpations INDUCED in a
month ago have not in respects been realized Tho
hay crop is enormous and the quality excellent Tho
root crop gives good promise the instances where it
Is not reported as doing well few. The too stimuat-
ing effects of the weather have been preudca to barley,
the berry In many places being thin and light and the
crop Is expected to turn out inferior But this
state things by means Iyersal, and in
instances the appearance OF tl@ barley, now rapidly
penng il said he most satisfactory. On the whole,
the barley crop may not be very much, al all Oelow
the average ,,
In proportion to the area planted Of oats the crop win
be very heavy The storms have IN many sections
done some injury 20 struggling grain, and here and there
Tho frost is said TO have Affected the oats but the yield
VIII be, both To quality ana quantity, above the
average indian where early planted ana III ialrly
favorable situations Is looking well, ara VIII be good
rrop Potatoes promising WELL ana VIII Yield appar-
entiy an abundant return. Colorado beetles do not
IN be much than formerly, but the means
tken to lnsue their destruction, ana the extraordinary
rowth OF the plant have greatly frustrated their
9ges Peas have injured by storms, ana the
Generally OF late mas moi been very favorable ~ their
5evciopment hut the crop will probably out on tho
whole fair one The crop OF haS So fac IL Is culti
vated il also reported ayOrably. OF fruits the crop
viii he small There 10 be literally pums, and
neaches will n. scarce. Cherries have been abuu-
da hut small fruits both field aud garden have been
mucl Injured py The intense weather,
by rains and Close humid have
inx tho past month dana iinn,enss damaxs To wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02

...t ,.,,,ti,., ,F fla. Ist Assembly
p.ue, Republican Association last evening, 40 No. 10
f...,t.Y.., "a new member, were proposed. The
meeting wfs ven Hii'u"'I 'Nl ''.'' VIZ, "''
uu,atm usaIfr-t,d among iur neiu",i-' ~" '''i"'"
.t.I.uf W Kcp4l...aA victory la the district next
NoN'...' ,,....... ,,...,i,.,,, ,,i,,, MO,
TIE iid Assembly, DISTRICT h'P"''''''' '''"' ' "
r., the headquarters NJ 80 800 Ieart Jas, evening Tor
the pnrpof" of receiving ne" W''h",''' N'''' - ''
were added FOB fhr roll
The ma Assembly District Republican Association Of
80 -. .. ...... p-. .i.l..-t ,rr,Il.d about 10
WING" ''.'"''' - ''''. on ,..,.. 80 X
"'' .. ,I.,, il. bl,,r.. ,u,,io a large trans.
-' '' -. -
!'L,'' "'' Wv ,., anil ,,,,,t 20 rr,p,,ol
There Uof" T. W'la.r'' 'i''''.. ''' ''''' ~ ~
i,.f ryruig. at t. spe.l, m,eu, of thr lFth Assem-
'Y p'-..i'' i'I.'''.i" 90, e. A., o.. f.
"a V,-t &. President. 4 banner, 30 uf I'D ltti' Nd-
t i,,,l ,.Ii.u b. % Poe -u.rrul,I In 'front.' Of The
fcigiaI,.' ~ t ,i he vlu Assembly District
~ t.' ' IAN ~ No IL Uuiyrf..t,-pIarc Il.t
i,',., n l..,, numbers were enrolled aud 4, pyopo
CIV l'I.l' J. f, 10, ~, A.. -u. tc.,i,,I
iainr-tiul, oI the NtA Assembly District E'pnnh'Hh
,.,r,iio u-.d It-t evening 3t "" = NSHunc \, the
go. ~ 90 il.r'arfs Sc-, pru. posed Tor membership.
Tir. KIM Assembly District Republic an Association
.'..Ii,.,I, IAN No. % West Iurty-turist 4 large
,.,,,l.r ~ nov members were elected. campaign
az ,Ioe Ma, gpuuiuisd, with power To call
' ''', ,,,,tiros mas ucrtlue., provide speakers,
music, ", a w., % Ty1fb DISTRICT presented t,ir
49,. ,,.,.t.r.hip 4 list OF iuspcrjur, oi election
49, rIr,l fn ue plc-cVtcd to tie PullC, toiulsslIh IL
was O.. '''i'' ,.'. ~ ,,,.,,l
ti5 ''' M rly D.frI. Republican Association
-,,...1ps ~ a., y.I West sixteenth. Sic. last
nj ~ a .,a NC ,rTIbrrs The association now
', ''' ma ,,,,pi,rr.il OF more than 1000 Isaac
49,, ,Itr...~l tbc meeting urging. IN view the
''l '. Iutuurtaucp ui increasing
cnmhs 0l't. 'oI''.',I ,nS th rit,st influence ii
we -. ' ..,'.,.,, ~ a. men tar ,t.lc,,,tc-
the lection ni NJ men i"' u,ic.l.r ,l,h for
\ SOLDIERS anu ,', ~, ,s ,or,..d al ~, gG Cpri.
NlN!h A--'Hpp b''''', "'' "
ave. L.. c'ch.us' g.. , ,,,,,,t,,,,, ,ss..i, finn
Inc AfiA A1-' ",,y - ,,i,1,ii" M No So West
0
-hrN ih't' ~ " NV" ,bi r,..,I.ut nf me A.
Tor me uin'-7n'P' ~ 'Io. Min, attention To the
-u,L'tl'I' Hhi''' ''i '"'''''' 0
issues ol 'Ic can ld'-tU; -, ,s..i,,i,, NJ tle XVIII
The ',,iIa. ~ .r, cutinsi1.tic meeting last
Assembly DISTRICT n' ~ Wy i,i,,t Inn, / III.
escuu. ~ 30. a. go. a",,.,i .u ar
ION "'' ~ w III m ,,ri, uf the p6 election dis