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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

u, Iuilng The recent meeting OF the Pres
were published: =
Inc Presbyterian church (nortbl M
present comprises 80 s,nods: m ls7i
mere were 80. Five wears ayo thor.
were i67 pfesbyterics the number had
Increased last year 10 i72. III. number
of churches organized under the AZ an.
Ination in 1871 was 4.6lC IN 1879 III.
number increased 10 5.U7-. IN 1871
mere were 800 less minister's than t,..r.
were churches. and tie constant i,,cr..r..
IIn me number Of churches NJ the pr cent
time sun leaves The demand Tor minis
.efS ~ excess Of the supply. Five wears
lago tnerc were 455.37s commandments IN
'he ~ Churches. This increase. anpo,,nf-
ling 70 nesriy $4,000, shows that he Prs
los ierlan church increases fin every
lnse years. The SUNDAY Schco!s re,.ri-
led membership IN 1871 OF 41yel- AMI
'tue increase every year since that time
mas been about 1900 pupils. The total
contributions for all church objects n
io'l was St,o97, ,706 last year thew reach
Gu notwithstanding the general dcpress-
ION ~ the country. to close upon a10--
V'VoOo. The yearly increase has been
al li,e rate Of $4,000 per year. some
of The changes that have lakcn place m
the amounts contributed tow ards special
funds a." interesting. Thus the home
mission yoard received ia 1915 1914 ssa
being $4,000 less than il received five
years before. In 1871 the foreign mis-
slonary fund received but triac over
>5oo,oos; during the past year the fund
rose TO over S40O.O00. The beard Of cd.
ucation, out OF whose funds candidates
Tor the ministry are aided, received
s2yS,f99 In 1871, aud but SsO.Coo was
collected for the same object last wear.
i'he period about 1871 was remarkable
.or the large suns Of money expended
"a building churches. the amount con
Lrioufed being $s36,3s7; while il 1876 90
zreat was the pressure against the uu-
necessary church extensions that less
han one-fourth this sum was contribur-
"a. But the wealth Of the Presbyterisn
is best shown ~ the state-
ment thai its contributions fer tonrrc-
gationai purposes amount to over go
SV,0oO aud for miscellaneous purposes
over 81, 10000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

Mr.. Beccher, after sprinkling TWEEN
|ty-six babies the other Sunday, advised
young people when they married to set
up housekeeping for themselves lie
would not take any consideration for
the three years OF his life when he set
tied down In The immortal county OF
Dearborn, town Of LSwrenceburg. IN H..
diaaa, where be was paid al the rate Of
500 yea-. With 500 OF that none,
he came east and got married. Amer he
and his wife returned to Indiana they
lived in two reoms. What furniture
they had was given 10 them; and, con-
tinued Mr.. Bcecher: "lf l was put upon
my confession l should say wore Judge
Bnrke's clothing" The clergy ma. some
" hat humorouslv described the home
and his battle for life. and ieelingly add
ed; when look back on those happy
years, wouldn't part with them for ,n-
told goid.' lie continued that il was a
great mistake for young people TO imag-
inc that they must defer marriage until
they might secure wealth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

Louisville Cosrier-Journal: Pack
ard has made the discovery that five OF
the eight riidsn electors in Louisiana
were legally elected. The ex-Uniied
States marshal was aware OF that fact
when he barricaded himself within the
State House citadel. His disgrunllcd
political condition leads him 10 speak the
trsth for the first time in many years.
but his statement has created 4 hugo
amount Of indignation among his old
Republican pals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08
ELECTION.
New Winter stock
BOOTS AND SHOES /!

I'nH undessiRned he's large stock Or seasonahIe
- enr Just rcceived. which 81 will sell a. cheap A.
aoass " Dnsess Comfy Lock Al my prices for cash
MI stsek Menss Hocss. ~ ~
vs-w. style Menss Booes' rull storr ~
ssoiess Coarse 0hoes. ~
.sdies Fine Shoes. a.
80 80 81 other kinds IN prcrcvsion. Ten pcr
80 cashs CoAe snd sec. X. BECK.
- East SIDE og rvBLIc SQUARE.
Sov's, W--1y. JASPER, IND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

-En9land spends br each British sol
dier $huO pcr annum: Russia. $2$O.
France. S535; belgium. $2l0; Germany.
$195: Tnrkr,. Sls4; Italy, visS; Den-
mark, $l75 spain, $l55, and Austria
&14i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

The Lieutenant Governor OF Texas,
who y %, will shortly lead q tho altar
= yourg lady OF II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

The faycri'c hymn or Tho grasshop
per That's wheat by ald ty"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-08

PETE's AMUSEMENT. = An elderly dar-
key was inquiring Of policeman IL he
knew anything OF his son Pete. The
policeman replied that there was Young
darkev In the lookup for breaking up 4
prayer meeting with an axe handle.
Oats him!" exclaimed the ovcrioycd
parent stole me he was gwine 70 muse
hissolf."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
DOVER.
Business 10 du
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
EIMWlnn.

There have bet no stock sales for some time
There ID some compliant Of sickness among
the hogs again.
Business, prospects just now In our little vil-
laSe unusually favorable.
Miss Su,ic Hickman leaves. Tuesday for Edo
RADIO. Kansas. 10 visit relatives
The entire community Is In a much heultLI-T
condition than Il WAS t. month 81 ago.
There Ar. no recent births. neither any MAT
riages or deaths 10 announce iroLn tbs plac".
AIR. Butler, who has been WAITING; he itn.-
ily Of Mr.. n. Hickman, leaves tuesday Tor hl=
home III Washington Territory
Elder Hancock has been suffering for some
time irum the effects at IL RISING ms lrii hand.
II WAS Thought ior - while that ampn,ation would
be necrssnIy. but beard yesterday that I- was
improving.
Mr. ii. Benmrr, and Mr.. 6 LogstOu. week
before last. mad trip 10 Kansas city. While
there they purchased bd head OF cattle at SIS PEI
| heal. Since that time Mr. Logstun has gone
again 10 Kansas City 10 buy another lUI or cut
| tie. but mn. not returned rs yet
| Died-ln Marshall, Nov. 3Uth, Mr tranL
| Cuhry have not learned the particular. of Ia:
| sickness and death. know that about 1t nOutl
ago he bitten by rat ani h'.- been sici
ever since. alr. Corry's loss viii BE- rrgrttt-,
| by large circle OF friends amt acquaintance
Little VirEie Carlyle. daughter OF Mr
Henry Carlyle. come very near meeting with
serious accident few days ago. Coming Iron
| school her hors. became frightened amt threw
her. and dragged her quit" little distance. Eu
| for the timely appearance OF her teacher, ~h'
WAS riding close behind her, si- might hav,
been killed. kOot.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
WAVE ri

George Goodwin's Little daughter is quite sick.
Quarterly meeting al the Methodist church last
Sunday
theatrical troop was IN town Friday and
saturday.
A Francisco and Bro. are huyrns corn At
81 % per barrel.
Dr sam Harris. OF Brownsville, returned
t. Wsvrrly on vI-it last week.
Hello Tucker, those nose. is mi shiy red
Guess they got bumped, un the hugg bed. -
Major Neil, formerly of the southeast part OF
this county, - visiting his daughter. Mrs K. G
|; loten
sam. Campbell and Ia ly. OF ElmM Dot neigh
borh"od. were ~ the Christian church sunday
morning.
Mss Josie Kelly, teacher an the public school
at Brownsville. ha. spent several DAYS visiting
her sister. Mrs. kItie NDif
We glad to learn that Mss Katie torcior
and brother. who have been quite low with
typhoid fever recovering
.ultrG! in appointing y z. Buck and Alexander
Hawkins commitie" To solicit subscriptions
The ladies ot the Bsprl-t church Will give =
festival FrtGsy evening before Christmas, {"
raise funds to procure hell for th"ir church.
Dr. Samuel NJ Banks of columbia, j. ags'n
n place like "o!d Lafavct;r' aEd anticipates
returning to this ncighbornout soon, t" live
JAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
WELLINGTON.

Corn gathering is the principal business now
with turmers.
kdwin Barker c"ntrinplai-s renewing per
rnauently to California.
The pork market Ii heavy and dun with =
slight downward tendency.
Tie corn market Is stif-nIng NJ. torn I-
selling readily ut 81 p per bbl
Green Bedford. near this plnce, who IS cce-
hrated for line hogs, weighed rur here his week
which pulled down Gt,G pounds.
Ambrose Armstrong has been appointed again
road commissioner ior thi, district. Mr.. \.
seems to BE- the man fof the place.
Christmas is fast approaching and our mer-
chants are getting ready Tor Santa Claus. by
having full line Of holiday goods
The star gazing lovers of our town were great
ly gratited for An hour ur 30 last Saturday night
by observing Vents echp-ei by Luna
Misses. Alice Dennis and Gussie Keller have
fun schools, and are giving satisfaction lar
We hear to both pupils and parents
The fatal hog maisdv IS again very bad in this
vicinity. A grea: many farmers have lost hcav- =
lily. Tie disease struck many pens just ready for
bstcherng.
Geo. W. Terrell, Esq. has been recently com
miss!oued notary public. any person in tins part
OF the county having business with suci, al
officer VIII not hereafter have TO go 10 Lexington
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
@oT INFELIIGFN0FT, SATURDAY, DECEMBER

OIL, and ent"ipri7ns mechanics. and has. by his
"Gu up ami gtt. established prosperous
business He ~ prepared TO put up II complete
job IT the linz Oi custom mad. boots and shoes,
to the sutIIfnrtIon al all. IIy tic way. Henry
may = race ti:at !ir- cog' 81 his With ~ "birrcd'
ere lOng
Not long sluCc the ''H,mauaC man sent our
's4uirr and boot and -hot Inan Al circular sud
sample card. tor advertising his business on the
bach "f III" almanac. Ihc squire made a mis-
take AMI --hi IT., wrong cLI H. and On receipt ol
the almanac w..7 made Ncnd"r Of AL kinds Of
drugs, pure wines. liquors. Sc An admlrer
al the latter drug. .'alie! 10 sample. Here
was u dilemma The '-qsre recovered. how
ever; 1nlH the applIcai; that his boot and shoes
;Ieciuir,i the necessity OF drugs. squire, that
j. too thin--not Your boot,-bu, you know the
boys need !nrIie over coats these dark December
dnys
Dn IL" 18TH instant several persons We're nj the
! depot, billed for Lexington, VII the Narrow
,,,use nrIEht train, but learned that all The
Iron iI,s-rs'' Iad ''S.n out Ih.s. "a! cuurse.
IoUkc,! llt.e ii,t" tnn; but the ea-twnrI bound
irrIs sht came not, aud left tn" party in pursuit Oi
! tIA-r,ceipts III sratu quo The whole lining was
! eN Iu ned linz UP Teight train Daikcd al ine
/ SWITCH and 1t required the application Of The
ctuw bar IN l.,l.'!, to coax her Oh, inca bS inch
/ We supp"-. she was uiraId "I the -"o>t Ot Tie
| turIr! sca.-, Il sOMEIlII\C.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

seven by thirteen miles IN eNient and, II seems
has the appearance OF Il city, II IA SO ihIcklY IN
hsbitei Its inhabitants are chiefly engaged IN
mercantile and martin" pursuits. It is the Old
home of Mr.. Hammond, and h. had been en-
gagged IN settling uS III" cstat. OF his mother
some time previous 10 their de- Hrturc tor Amer
lea. They sreLt some considerable TINE III
sgbtsceins over En- &laud. fiaacr nLd scotland, &,
sojouruina somrtiiu: Ia LOnion, P.rIS and
Ellubursh; naw the little oil. stone cnuich in
which John knvA used to prca HI the room,
bed, etc, once occupied by Mary Queen. "i
scots, and many ollmr things Ui interest To
those who live at distance. hey SAILED for the
United states Uu the lSth al oct. from LvnUn .
They were iuurtcru days in making New York
having encountered = severe storm uu the way
which lasted several days. About d month WAS
| then spent by them III visiting Niagara ni'i
| other places oil interest. and Ia visiting Mr.
| IIamnlun IS brother IN Kentucky. They will re-
main ut Mr.. McChesuey' . during the winter and
| then take up their r-sIdeucr nj kIrkwuod n.ii
| 81. Louis where lie has some property lie iisD
hus some property III Jefferson county. AMI Il.C
! soIue in or near Carondolet. phil.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

TIE concert and festival, al the Baptist
Female College. next Thursday evening,
promises delightful entertainment 10 all
who can appreciate sweet music ana good
cheer The music furnished by The pupils
OF Mss BoyIkin and Prof. Gmbel needs no
word OF commentator from u, a ii always
commands an audience o: the most apprec!-
alive ana intelligent OF our citizens. We
near that the young ladies AT" working dill
gently every spare moment to make their ies-
tlyal u complete success; for although they
have enlisted the aid and cooperation of
IN NY OF our most skil!ul houaekeeper> they
feel II SPECIAL pril" in taking the entire man
aremrnt themselves, and IN showing the
vuuug gentlemen that they have forgotten
none nf their domestic accomplishments du-
ring their temporary devotion 10 literature
an! the linc arts. OF course the tables Will
he ttmpiin@iy furnished. ani We sdv:>e rv-
erybody 10 be sure 10 hr present The ad
mittaucr fc. TO both concert and festival viii
be twenty-five cents, the proceeds TO lie de-
voted to the enlargement OF the college build
inc next session.
The Catholic, Of this city Will have &
festival Al iIn.rn'- opera House. Wrdnes-
d,v ryruIn-. II, crubrr .G.h. ioC the heI cit
OF their cnurch. TIrkris. 81 children, -
cents We ,htl mention II mprc At length
next wrch. wEen the n, parstOns are
further under way. E,erH body SHOULD
Drrp4rt. To- 20.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
MT. HOPE.
Times hard and worse coming.

Times hard and wurss coming.
Weather fair. and roads getting good.
Worley Bros. buying good deal of corn TO
teed through the coming winter.
The Flint Brothers were here last week con-
certing, but owing to the rain they did not give
an entertainment.
Ladies, the .Co- operative Store" Is the best
place TO get your wooden dress goods. huicksr-
booker suit,ngs, and Subas. Try them.
Apples and cider cheap and plenty. and none
need do without them. We hear Of good many
apples in the country still the trees heaps
In the orchard.
DruInmers have been rs rare IS eciipses, for
the last SIX weeks ing to the iInpassable roads
no doubt but should the roads get IN good order
again We look Tor IA copious shower OF them
sOon.
There ip a strong feeling in this township and
Washington adverse to the payment OF the town
shin bonds and little seems to be needed but
united and systematic action which II is hard to
| obtain
The Bapris,s are now holding = protrsctsd
M citing At the Presbyterian church here. under
| the management Of Messrs. Barton and Car
mi chael. Ii is expected that the meeting will
| continue for some time
| II YOU want any candies. nuts, hre-erackers.
oysters and other holiday articles, Just drop in
to tn. '.Co-opera,ive Store. " at Mt Hope, and
| Won will 20 away with knick- -knacks IN your
rockets. praises in your mouth and satisfaction
| in Your heart.
| John r wagner has returned home from
Hold.n tn amend the winter. We think there is
| An angel face that hsunts friend John III his
dream. and he GOES to Warrensburg occa-
nonulIy TO see the original. Oh, John. fear we
| are to lose thee
John and James Burnside have n crop Of elgh-
~ acres ,f fine corn on Mr.. Thomas McCbcs
nevis farm. near this place. which they PLANTED
md cultivated with very little assistance. They
will beriu TO crib II In = few days. having sol,
II to Mr q. W. Fox.
Geo. Wr.re whose jolly face and winning
voice everybody knows. was here few day
since in the interest OF spsunsorst 4 Hackman
xroc.r,. 81. Louis. To-day Mr.. Morrow leI
US, after giving SIT. Hope chance to boot an
shoe its customers with q stock OF the sam
from ] A. Cooper 4 Co.'S. Kansas CITY
,, PERSONAL.
Mr.. Geo Hammond and wife. son-in-i~~ an
daughter of Mr. Thos. McChe.ney, re'lrne'
, Thursday evening last. from n three years resi-
: dsnce in Europe They resided most OF the tim
on GUERNSEY Island In the ohsnnsi between hns
land and France. This nus small 'iAnd' SON
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
MAYHEM.

No births that I've heard OF nor weddinss,
either. since reported last.
Two religious revival meeting, have come 10
termination without bearing any fruit. No
disturbances of the peace. however.
Mrs. Is. Windsor has been IN q very perIlous
condition, but is improving. and every one is re-
Joioed to learn tina, there is now chance for oer
recovery.
James W Wnddell's iittle son. Robert, 10 az
alcted with = severe sore throat-mote on tue
order Of Qulnsy than dIphtheris. This seems to
have been epideuno. going ths rounds In mild
form
like the suggestions published IN your paper
in regard to rats. Their r.vages are equal to
taxes and almost up to the hoppe!s, and IT'S all
folly for a few To 1ght them. Nothing but = con-
certed move will do. aud that by the whole pop
ulxce. IN one Held noieed they made clean
sweep rs they went. and all are injured more or
less They leave nothing but the cob on the
stalk consequently. corn will be scarce. and
there 10 not = full crop At beet, on account Of 80
much wet; aud their ravages 10 not stop here
They are destroy Ing whsst and rye IN the stscts;
also apples in cellars and holss. This 10 q seri-
Gus question and meetings Of the different school
districts should be held. to devise rnesus to de-
stroy them system ticaliy. VULCAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

The election in Middleton township to
subscribe To the capital stock OF th" lebo
Il Neosho railroad took place August
2Uth. 1870 There were registered ~
voters ll6 persons. OF these - voted tor
the proposition aud ; against 4, In this
township at the genera election IN 1870,
there were east - votes III lS!2, i2l
votes . il IS7i. - votes IN $50. 81
votes. 1t Will scarcely nr "'almrd that
Il majority oi the unqualified voters IN
this township voted The tax III question:
for which they have never received one
dollars worth OF benefit.
So that out OF this Sil2. .0on oi town
shipindcbtrdncs only the sum tt -" 900
was voted 10y a majority OF the people
III the township voting. In DAVIS town
ship there was not po.lrd tw"-tird MT
iority of the registered voters, and not
even bare majority ot the number ot
votes nitrrward cast, a> Ill ~. 80"
votes were p"i.rd i'll that townships IN
1874, go votes: in 1876, iJ1 votes.
In Lexington. Snl-a-Ear and Washing
ton townships. where 926u.ooo OF tins
debt i located. the capacity OF the p"o-
pie to bear taxation was carefully
weighed their energies rs heHcrs oil
wood and drawers Ui water were dis
counted tor decades in the future, anu
every dollar WAS fastened on them that
il WAS thought they could bear. 1t WAS
done in every case. i'll every issue by
the voices OF a minority OF the people,
and wotul!y small representation oI
their property"
Here are al the facts, candIhly stated,
taken from the records made by repub
| lican registrars and Judges OF election,
| open TO the examination OF all comers,
! nothing withheld We challenge their
retutation. by facts and figures.
The lntelligencer began lighting rail
road bonds before the people OF the coun-
! " themselves fully enlisted in the war.
1t has never waited to be led. but has
pointed out the way Its motives were
purely and Simply To protect the county
against <tupendous imposition; ant
while we have energy left, aud the mat,
ter remains unsettled by the will OF The
tax payers. We shall keep up the fight
We know pretty well where the enemy
is. the people of the county are ais,
quite wei. informed in the matter, an'
they are perfectly easy As to the result
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
THE EASTERN WAR.

rlrvuA has tal5cn, uIt the general feeling IS
that TIM backbone W lUIL,s'- del l-r hns be ell
br,hca. ii:, ncNt top !oohet i"T j. nh alNan1e
ul,.n ,nd iu.r-'iu.nt ol A'Ir.""prir. The Inst
-trpu.,n. 4. lr.',.., u tu" VICTORIOUS i.Hz-!in- ans
-.n.in"lne Ia" p@--'g" VI The Ealkat@
wul present II. great a.lIcu.'t"-. De, AL TIE mu-
u4.rous pa7.r= cannot b, .'rpmSIy gGurd'i The
detail, 0i The captW!Ailpn Al iic'na arr about ms
Iolivws. SIN columns OF Russians, each CON
sIrtlug OF u ."uu men Haar the attack last SUP
tly WIN 1t rrarIyt y! - 600 men behind them.
Tnrh.HJ i. red.ubt after reiuubt .nd lne alter
line was tnA-n. Wa hand TO hand. D!"oHE and
ma cll,-7. Wien the KusslHns approached III"
lun.r lines. wheIu Oainan ra=ha'. main iUrc"
va, Ir.a-s,d lie saw that further resistance "as
uprlrss, and tIiea, Or,d 10 cut his way out
tuwart Wu!d!n, but VA met by the RUSSO
RouInInlau reserve Here, beside the heavy
infantry force, n!.Sstd II iArs- park OF art!l-
lerv auu nj ,yery -sIvD whole Companies Of
Turks were swept away. The Ku-sIshe had
already -utcIe, risyna U,man was .'ounhed,
and the luiA. began to lay down ihe!r arms
Ten thousand dead amt wounded Turks were
!N4uE uuou the ground. Ihe number cf prlsoners
- estimated al $1,000. OF guns taken, 100. The
Russian iyss j. not Yet known. !h. dispatches
say that lnr c!,I population hal barely enough
Iooh to las, one t-y. All Atnds ol rumors coms
from England, oi intended ciioIt- Al mediation.
OF an uitIn4ntum, &c. hut rs Turkey went to
war without consulting England. she VIII. no
doubt, nI.kr peace hen Il p.ease- her. regard
Iaa7 ui her DUHuapl,iero' G-zIT,>. II hurts. uut
Eu .lunI ua7 -u tar thought gTuurnC. tne better
part "t yaIpr, and II Is hhriy that GorlschHA Oh
AN Bismarck ~! make su":! partition UI urkey
as suite Ihe!E when tne Turks are completely
! conquered, wH4".. l. only 4ur. ton vi y mite
/ time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15
Personalities.

Hon samuel l.. SAWYER Is in the city
MR.. u. Windsor. OF MayvIew. is quite i'll
XII Adams k>q., dropped in 10 see US last
MONDAY.
Hon cha7 l. Ewing favored Us with a visit
Tuesday
W + Fry. OF Wavcrlv, made us pisassnt
VII; as; Iuc7iay
Mayvlew'- iron pounier, oscar Ballard, paid
" ii visit ihuI-lia-.
Nj +. : Mcclellan. OF Washington town
-Eip. Gale! Yesterday.
I'rp--ur Kay. E-q.. uf arrrItOn. l. in attend
.ucc upon our circuit court.
MI. Charlie BARLEY returned 10 his home at
Drlrhl, Indlaua. last week.
Mrs john Wright, oi TIN, city, Is very Ill
general debility and old age.
M-, Lutr, Murr'nut returned, on Thursday,
from nr! trip 80 Ow"u-Ouro, hy.
Nr Joe! l. Ewlus. our enterprlsinz horss
man. smiled in uIon Us thursday.
Wr received p.ra- ant call from MI Il
Campbell. OF Clav township, Thursday.
Mr. Joseph CAlun called Wednesday. and
t,,A g. l.ok through the Office.
Ia Kennedy, "a "i Dover towrship. aud
col Las Young honur-d Us with visits e'ipes
day.
Mr. " r singleton, formerly Of this city,
T.uE the ""rA
NJ q. i ~camInou. attorney Tor the Narrow
'lGsc rnilroAi, was IN tie city several days Of
the past Week
Nj N4nn'~ Webb. OF Dover township. was
-, rovu on W~Inc-day. with her futh.r, MT
,,t-l,uI " chb.
>.m Bow les health i Improving, IN spite of
'h" many "hit""r'"s n''I"'iiHs 'oH''np"' "'i'7
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