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rrlxgtug n watch.

On last Saturday Mr.. A. A. Peychaud hired .
negro, named Janvier, to haul load Of coal into
his yard. While the negro WAS thus engaged he
entered Mr.. Peychauds room, which entrance
was easily effected as the door was open, and
stole an open face gold watch, No. 3776. The
police are after the negro.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
Point Clear.

We thank our friend, Mr.. A. G. Swain, for a
telegram from Mobile, received last night, stating
that there had been no regatta at Point Clear on
account OF q heavy rain all day long and no wind.
The sailing race has been postponed till to-day,
when 1t is hoped everything will be lovely and
favorable. Several New Orleans boats have been
entered, and will no doubt make things lively on
the main for the 'extravagant and wheeling
strappers."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
Railroad Personals.
BY THE MOBILE ROUTE.

The following were among the depa rtures b.
the Noble line Monday VIM. Elliott, Niagara
Falls; Mrs. Wiutereast, Pbilsdelpha; O. D. ssrio
and M. L. Byrne, New York: J. Il. Stockley,
Rome. Ga; W. g. Murray, Jacksonville; 2. Jan.
froid, New York; R. Fl. 8. Marin, vt. Louis; Geo
q. Bright, New York; George E. Brown, Phila-
delpha; Mrs. G. w. Ray and family, st. Louls; J
NJ. Anger, Lexington, Va; W. Wunderlch, W. g
Shaw and E. J. Young, salem, Va; T. l.. Bayne
and family, Baltimore; Mrs. James 8. DenePre
Miss L. Denegre, W. P. Denegre and W. D. De-
negre, New York; Mrs James G.. Clark and Mrs
7 o. Nixon, Baltimore; John s. Rainey, New
York
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IInfnrfunate Vernon.

Chas. Vernon was yesterday before Judge
threats to kill. On the first charge he was sen-
tel ced to pay fine of s25 and 10 default 80 days
in the Parish Prison. On the second charge a
peace bond of $500 was demanded Of him and in
default thirty ad iitional days in Capt. { Aus
HOTEL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
BY THE JACKSON ROUTE,

The following were the departures by the Jack
son route last evening: D. J. Lsmaltre, Mrs. O.
T. Charless, E. LeBof geois, E. Levy, Q. Il. Wal
P. Blanc, children and servant, Miss Lizzie Hy-
man, Louisvi le; John Johnson, Mrs. M. Lara, G.
L. Morse. J. Wharton, @. y. Shaft err, st. Louis;
J. W. Adams, W. W. Williams, New York; John
E. Desha. J. Oorriveau for Europe via New York
Harry G.. Turner, Misses Turner, II ppkinsvllle,
KY; w. R. Thompson, j. M. Taylor, 8. B. Hunt
Icy, North; Jos. Abbot. Louisville.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
DrOpped Dead.

AT O'Clock Monday morning, white man
named Joseph Dunn. aged 40 years, died
suddenly on the Levee, head of Race street.
Coroner Roche held an inquest and returned q
verdict OF nalarial fever.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

Somehow a story has got out in North
Carolina that Govern Or Zeb Vance is
giving S. and a cromo to every boy
being pestered by exceedingly compli-
mentary letters from innumerable
namesakes in all parts of the State,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
THE COURTS.
Fifth District Court.

Hchwabacher Il Hirsh vs.. John Ring, Of st.
Louis, Mo. Petition praying for writs OF attach
ment and sequet tration on an account for 49,
500 OS. Writs issued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
NOTICE TO VENDORS
S CHOOL B 90 X s..

OFFICE SEcRTY STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
New Orleans August %. 1877.
In conformity to section Of the Act to regu-
late public education in Louisiana" etc. No.
%, approved March 25, 1877,
SEALED PROPOSALS
are invited from all retail dealers In school
books in this city, or In any OF the towns Of
the State. to furnish, by contract. during four
wears from the date thereof. as many of each of
fine text books hereinafter named as may be
needed. Ia this city, or in any of the towns or
marshes of the State, to be used in the free pub
lie schools of Louisiana; said proposals to ex-
hjbit in tahulated FORM the minimum rates at
which ca h Of the volumes will be sold to pupils,
or exchanged for old books on the same subject,
and to be addressed to the State Board OF Edu-
cation and delivered, per mail, or in The Office
of the Secretary, ON or before WEDNESDAY.
September 5, 1877.
LIST OF TEXT BOOKS.
McGuffey's Eclectic Spoilers and Readers.
Watsons Independent Speller and Readers.
Anderson's Historical and Cathcart'S Literary
Readers.
Sargent and Mays Etymological Reader.
Wilson's large Speller and Fifth Reader family
seriesl
Holmes First Lessons in Grammar Sixth
Reader, and History of the United states.
Swintons Language Lessons, Grammar, and
Composition.
Buffers Introductory and his Practical anu
Critical Grammar.
Goold Browns First Lines and Grammar with
Analysis.
Clarks Easy Lessons in Language.
Webbs Model Etymology.
Baiiey's Scholars Companion.
Harris Lessons in Composition and his Compo-
sition and Rhetoric.
MitchelIs First Lessons, New Primary, and New
Intermediate Geography.
Cornelrs Series of Biographies.
Monteith's Series OF Biographies.
Moore's Elements of Science.
MartindaIas First Lessons in Natural Philoso-
ply.
steele's Fourteen Weeks in the Sciences.
Robinson's Series of Arihmeties and Algebra.
Carriers Elements of General History.
Johnston and Brownies English Literature.
Maury's Physical Geography.
yenables Elements of Geometry,
The State Board OF Education reserves its
right to select any Of the books above men
toned. ROBE. M. LusHEk.
Secretary Of the State Board of Education.
aus st
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SEPTEMBER.
AUGUST.
y, 4 N.asr.afn.
Difference -. sl,465


All the bids We're accepted, except those for the
Fruit and Vegetable, st. Mary's and Ninth street
snarkess, which are so mach cut OF proportion
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Il STATEMENT ny THE SUGAR SHE'D
= COMPANY.

NO FenHIb1es as bet AEsshs" s'S'"f
Taxpayers Who Are, however
Advised 70 settle Hy the
Fourth Prexirt0.
The following communication has been re-
oeived by the Mayor:
Hon. I'D. Pilsbury, Mayor City of New Orleans;
Dear Gy-Iti ia proposed by the city that the
New Orleans Sugar Shed Company consent 20
change its tariff to forty cents hogshead Oh
sngar for the first month and twenty live cents
far eaclt succeeding month, also that bonus OF
fan ner cent ON all receipts be paid the city, that
No charge for labor be made (and that sugar in
contrayention be no longer hauled by the wharf
niger 10 the sheds for shelter, or which is the
sarne thing that that office be not allowed to
charge for such hauling, and finally, on the face
of i'll contract, that taxes be paid by the Shed
COMPANY as we'll as bonus) The Council does
not claim that such conditions cannot DO accepted
bv the company. as IL evident from the follow.
ing 80.
During the year from October 1. 1874. to Sep
TENDER 30. 1876, the year In which the company
received the largest sum, that sum from all
sources amounted to ga 049 45. Now, taking
that years business az the baeis, leaving the
tariff of the shed for sugar or molasses un-
changed we will find that not much would have
been left, had the other conditions OF your pro-
positions been then in operation. For see:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

OFFICE SEcRTY STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
New Orleans, August Is, 1877.
In conformity to section OF the Act to regu-
late public education in Louisiana" etc.. No.
%, approved March 25, 1877,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
We Stop When the Time is Out.

Every one of our Subscribers is well aware
that when they subscribe for paper published
in Columbia, Charleston, New York, or any 9TH
er place ont Of tie County, they must send tie
money before the paper will be sent to them,
and further, they know that directly the time
paid for expires, the paper is stopped but they
are hot aware that upon the strict adherence to
those two rntcS mainly depends the success, size
and value Of the papers in those places.
Now, We ask, why should the Editor OF q
County paper he expected or even asked not TO
adopt and strictly adhere to the same rules p
For the life of us we cannot see why the same
rues"ise not rs just and necessary in one case
rs the other, and we have determined to make
tho experiment this year. With this number
we shall drop every name whose ,sabscri ption
has expired, irrespective Of race nolor, any
condition of circumstances. The o.Ie mark will
be sufficient to notify each subscriber that it is
the last paper he will receive unless he renews
his subscription. OF course, We arc ready ia
correct any errors.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
The Weather


We suppose it is not necessary for us TO tell
our readers anything about the weather we have
had for the past three weeks. Most of them
know all about it, by severe experience. The
people IN the country have been under q snow
blockade all tho time. One gentleman informed
us that Tor two weeks he could not get far enough
to visit his nearest ncighbor; that he read
shakespeare through twice wore out two packs
OF cards and made egg nog till the whiskcy and
eggs gave out, to keep the cobwcbs out of his
brains. lie did not say that he had looked in
the Bible once
Our country friends were unable to visit the
village folks and the village folks couldn't 90 in
u the country, consequently we have had a
complete stagnation of business. Such severe
an long continued spell of winter weather has
not been experienced in this section within the
memory OF our most venerable citizens. In the
North the people can stand such weather. be-
cause they expect and prepare for it, but in this
section no one had made any preparation for II
visitor from the Arctic regions, and it has been
severe trial to all, but more particularly to
those who had but small wood piles. Even now,
although the sun at midday gradually melts
The snow where its rays can reach it, in the
morning the ground is again frozen hard and it
freezes all day in the shade From our en-
changes we learn tha. the weather has been very
severe III every part of the country, and caused
great suirrrinr
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--- 90 -
a Mules Drowned.

Our esteemed friend D. Orscy p. Dnncaf, met
with another heavy loss last Wednesday mGnin
by having four Of his best Mules droYned in
Tiger River. They were crossing the bridge
with an empty wagon, when one of the tills Of
the bridge broke and precpita:cd Mules. Wagon
and driver into the rivsr. AL SsT mules
were rescued without much injdfS
Only a few months ago, Mr.. Dry can had his
large barn and Gin House and .(cir contonts
burned up, and his domestic aGiicti Ns lave been
extremely severe since. \ man with Us nerve
and energy than he would have sunk uaaer w
trials that have been placed upon him.
gSE~ 4 colored man by the name of Hit nj
grim was found in front of Col. Evins reidence
in Spartanbufg. on the morning Of tho 2T'inS'''
frozen to death. lie was last sss r'ive on the
liquor, on his way home.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
Tho Times" to DO Reduced.

"esh.n De compelled, aitor this week. to re-
ducc the size Of the T'acs to five columns i, q
page This is made imperative by the grc,,
'''''"s OH IN our advertising patronage and the
uncertainty OF collections TO meet our necessary
weekly expenses. As rctrcnci ment is the order
the day in all businesses, we must adopt it
o. or discontinue the paper altogether; and we
intend to stop it just 50 long as we can
enough money TO pay the printers and for
" ana buya cracker and herring n day
NJ home folks. Should business revive wc
most assure ly resume the present size. at
'r make the paper still larger.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

ne4. The Washington Nation says "Thc
only difference between Chamberlain and Elamp-
ton is, that Hampton is making troops of friends,
while Chamberlain is making friends of truops
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

BzJ" The sccoad Wednesday in February is
81. Valentines day, and the day when the Pres
idcntisl vote will be counted in Congress
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

D:&" Commodore Vanderbilt the great nail
lonairc of The country, died at his residence in
New York last week. Poor fellow he had
made fortune of Nsn ono 600 and did not
take cent of it will
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
Gov. Hamptcn's Call,

II
We publish this week, call from Governor
Hampton upon the people of tho State for 10
per cent of their last years taxes, to be applied
to the urgent necessities of the charitable and
penal institutions of the State. That the call
will be willingly and promptly responded to by
the people of Union County We have not the
least doubt In fact we know the people are
fanxious to show their devotion to the govern
ment they have elected by giving it all the aid
in their power whenever called upon and in
whatever manner Governor Hampton might in
dicatc. They know their taxes will be honestly
anu discrectly disburscd, and with that assur-
ancc they will not withhold the small amount
now called for, one moment longer than they
know who is appointed to receive it. In 10
Other way can the people give stronger assur-
ancc OF thoir settled determination to sustain
the Hampton government than by contributing
to It's financial necessities, particularly when
they have the assurance of Hampton himself
that the taxes they pay will be appropriated to
relieve the suicrngs of the unfortunate inmates
OF the Lunatic Asylum and provide against the
now apparent necessity of turning loose upon
tn" ncoplc the hardened convicts in the Pcni-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

DEATH OF j. NEWTON CARLIsLE.--Nc regret
to ate that Il :c!cgraphic despatch was received
here Oh Wednesday morning, datcl at Ohalona,
Miss, Jan. 8, stating that J. Newton Carlisle
dicd that morning from y wound received in Il
personal difficulty. In the death Of MIR Car
Isle the State Of Mississippi has lost brave
true and honorable citizen. lie was born in
this County and the announcement of his sud-
den death will cast gloom of sadness over an
extensive circle of warm friends and admirers
\ good man has fallen.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

General Barlow's letter regarding tho Florida
S''c'ioh' sticks in the crop of all honest Rcnmh.
lc"ns. Inc very man sen, by the party to
oversee the count, virtually conceded Inc Stato
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
Tho Commissioners Report

We received communication signed by
OF citizens, making enquiry why the
eanU-. sPess 49,.
missi9as had not been published. We SHOULD
he'd the communication, although its
spirit was Lculated TO create some i'll feeling,
butfon HT ing personal enquiry of Mr..
Dnnsen, earn that the delay was occasioncd
by tbe'Bc not being allie to get the report
and sigma Of each member. One has been
nbsen;a& ubcr Of the Legislature and the
Other, Mr.. II, although written to frequent
Y, has not rs either made report of his
ciu for scry, or taken any other notice of
the rc,pest Of other members. MIR. Duncan
assures 10, how r, that the repor. will be pub
shed in ;ik.nr' ,L..le. y.
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INIc Agent Nl Tue
Security Life insurance and Annuity Go.

'Hur NEXT II0rsG.-N Nashington. December
o3.-About ouc-,hirl of the credentials Of mem
lcrs in the next House Of Representatives have
reached the clerk Of the present House. None
Of these como from the disputel States or
rr,,l districts where the credentials OF contest
irr members are filed. Iek Adams troals them
~ conf !cntia documents. 10 be exhibited only
to he person filing the same The credentials
DEPOSITED hy the members elect arc under differ
cn: forms in different States the only general
r,r,c adopted by Congress being the instruction
I, the clerk of the next preceding House To
,.'a.c on the roll the names those of holding
credentials showing their election under the laws
of heir State At Tie opening of the present
C,.,a.rcss CLERK Mci'hcrson refused To place the
n.rne, of members elect on the :ols where two
Llega,ions appeared, each certified by rival
Governor should Clerk Adams decide 10 follow
this rulc the next House would organize with
GA, FloYila Louisiana and SuutI iarOlina.-
'ra%ing AZ II basis the table recently puhishc
in tic HIrlI, this would make the first ballot on
Il g election f,r Speaker III Democrats I" lj3
RcOuIAicanS, exclusive of New Hampshire, and
the rcsul in t!,t State would not change til,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

" SNvs.E1f
when put alongside tine acts Of our Governors
of the past ten years There was no official
grabbing for tho money before and after it got
into official hands, but prompt, homes, and
humane distribution followed the payant of
the taxes. Every tax payer should feel ipride
as well rs duty, in supporting the Hampton
government
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

co .Jnt'Si ~ 't ;s,,sIF Vt't -, "a AM.
rs coacS csa}.y the s5t.ss 3; ~ s,sSsSsyy
pr ideIt,ver by tsssaioa Ssa4siS SssSS s.
car car 'T Sr,T rT',as Il. s ss ssy ss I'a% 2s
9s'fhlt Hsp, t,!lr ncr ypl.Ll on 81, sentt
,r! sStlc iu.,isaiir ssla !|ysttEScd e6isli
mr I'D u, ,ch.mtcriHih, and aognot 'ae
knowledge obcdit..>. . pretended ,stau'
or resolution passed. in rar, blythe Machey'
House.
Tmr tax PAYERS OF LEXINGToN.-A large
numbcr of citizens met at Lexington Cou' House
yesterday for The purpose Of endorsing : %, 'rnor
Hampton and the only lawful gov i,
South Carolina. GpvcrMor Hampton v
cnt \ large number of people me, him .'
dcpot among whom were many Of The ino"hi.
clubs The scene 1T the depot upon the arrival
of the Governor reminded one of the exciting
times Of the campaign which ended in his e!ec
tinn Governor Hampton addressed the people
in n lengthy speech, after which resolutions sim
liar to those passed in charleston nnd Columbi;
by the tax payers were unanimously adopted.
Mcssrs (. Il. Lowndcs & &c. have been ap
pointed by Governor Hampton temporary agents
for Charleston County, AMI they are dn!y author
ized to receive, and receipt for, the coptrbutioI
| Of ten per ccAt. upon The amount of the State
| and County tax of lSIj-7G, called !or by tn
| Governor under authority Of the House of Rep
| rcScutatiycS.
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SssrAsx enough 10 aei erp,iy. {.
~ the O. pSsil iois =
= ". States has been subject Tor eoIs-
8SHe Speculation. Excludinekthe dGteess
r-1io;ss Where ,wO Governors Claim 10 have tie
-1JTcr to is-u" certificates, the State delegations
will stand sixteen Democratic to ci%h,cc Repuh-
lican. !. contest existing in three states, The
precise composition of Tie delegations will b" Il
H!a:gcr for Congress TO determine, while u fourth
dec .aiiol New hampshire will be decided
~ All clcc,iy!,--Ncm FORK U'orid.
*LonIpA ALI RlGIr.--TuilahassCc December
22.--The supreme Court susta.us The demurrer
Il ;ne answer Of the Canvassins board. and
grants pcrcmptory. order 10 the board TO re-
canvass from ths face of the returns. This gives
the state to Tildcn by small majority, and OF
ticket including both Congressman. The Dem
ocrtts are qlictly but heartily enjoying their
victory. Tho counsel for the board gave notice
Of II motiwm to answer. The court adjourned TO
0 =. NJ. tomorrow, and announced its dctermi-
nation to a.iiOurn SINE de tomorrow.
IyrnEMArIoN WANTEB.-Can anybody give us
information rs to the Whereabouts of Ira W.
Rice, formerly Clerk of the Court for I.aurens
county? lie locked up the seal Of the Court,
took with him The key Of the office safe, aud las
been absent one month
The law ic iurcs the Clerk office to bc open
every day in The year with one or two eXcep'
lions. The absence OF Rice intc: feres with bus
mess, aud he should be indicted for official mis-
confuct.-L Lm,rcnsrNs Hrdid.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

90" y meeting was held in New York last
Thursday, to discuss the question of abolishine
the office of President and substitute in its place
an Executive Council to be composed of seven
Secretaries or heads of departments four TO be
elected by the House Of Representatives and
three ly the Senate, from, their respective bod
les, to be removed Il. TIC pleasure of the house
clcc:ng them.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

Judge was running around the Wheeler Ho6se
in his slippers, enquirins if any one knew the
Post Office address or ''colored gentleman
with pair of line boots on. No one could tell
him, but advised the Judge - address "RobJms
LDr.h Bdy1ircH
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

GssyH y convict rec ..n~..,f from tho
Penitcutiary, after hi ,.. ., went to tie res;
dence of. one of the site officers of the
institution and Undue ......" II tho officer -
let him have II sixty. ...- SUIT .. clothes,
rrrrcsci ting that the oinccr n.,d sent him Go,
them. The cX-convict now struts about in
broadcloth while the officer wears his old clothes
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

10 ~axs5 Ipr Chamberlain. ss.t5.A.
lsh!pni spOts'-5ai1!y Dol and nobly, iathS SSk
|, E.. .. sAIs,ts gsitions lsa aHs,nously adopsS
MY Sbnoc'' S&fcNSSd4y yRN{G
Re.o,rsa, rha, vs, sii,lxens of fsis. y
ty In an nss ,ne eli: "a Ensemble ed ~ aad CS
I stSSy s. .sssss srslsSs iii :. scss =
-, isap, SS sSyssaes s,s .l.sa aa,,,ss Il 3"
& @cS S's.s M essSSelfs,'y y pSysshe y ''SS.
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k.4..,S REH OF AIKEN CoUNTY,
Il, Dvveuruer rs, 1870.

SIR-Your favor of the 23d is ut hand. In it
ven say: II am instructed by his Exccllcncy
The Governor to inform you that he has removed
YOU from the Office of Treasurer for Aiken Coun-
ty You will therefore, Immediately upon the
recent of this letter TO exercise the func-
tons of said Office" | presume by his Excel
| lcncy you refer to Mr. D. ii. Chanrbcrlain nor
| recognizing Mr.. Chamberlain as Governor Of
| South Carolina ] ask leave respectfully 10 say |
| must decline your request to cease to exercise
| the functions of said office.
Very "spccful!y,
| (Signed) SIMEON w. BEhED,
Treasurer Aiken County.
| A similar correspondence occurred between
| Mr.. W. H. Wise, County Auditor, and II. l..
Hayne.
The Hon. Is. II. Hill, in u letter to friend
cnes, explicitly and emphatically, all the silly
stories which have been published about him
since his return to Washington. lie denies that
| | . has abused Northern Democl ats in Congress
he denies that he is not in thorough accord with
Mr. Tilden and the leaders Of the Democratic
party; and he denies that he has agreed to sci
| the South to Mr.. Hayes for Cabinet portfolio
This disposes Of some bungling falschoods, ant
gives Mr.. Hill the opportunity 10 show in hi,
ietter, that ho is thoroughly in the conhd wv
of the party.
The Boston journal is anxins' 70 nr nro,
what system of arithmetic MIR. tropu, ".
gon, can count himself o maJoritylo' lo' VI
We presume that Mr.. gronin gets ihc iul. .o'
n new and compre .ensive plan D/comri'eI ana
published by Chamberlain s. 20. NJ 'o'poia'
s. c., in which work it is lGJ town ,hr hity
two is n majority of one hp'"re" "1"'"
four. r.-News and C1nrjer