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The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
The BOat Race.

The boat race on Saturday under the
management OF Mr.Jackson Gross, proved
to be failure, rs far as giving q decision
In regard to the winning boat.
There were number of entries and
the boats left the mouth OF the Christi
ana creek the course being 10 Reedy Is
land bouy and return, when the word
was given to 60, it was found that there
was very little wind, and the crafts start
ed of very slowly, and the time made
was very slow. In returning some of
the boats were OPP ,site New Castle,
about o'clock, anu the wind having
died entirely away 1t was decided to row
home about l1.30 o'clock. The race
could not be decided, owiag to the dark
ness, the judges being unable to decide
as TO the winners. The race will be flu
at some future date.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Ohm King Shoots His Wife and
Tries TO Take His Own Life.

LANCASTER, July Z.
This evening, about six o'clock, John
King, who has had some trouble with his
wife and had separated from her and
substituted proceedings for divorce, call
ed on her at the house of her sister, in
Dart street, and invited her into the yard, 4,
where he proposed that she should take
charge of the two children. This she de-
cined, whereupon he drew q revolver
and shot her in the arm, shoulder and
head, and Immediately turned the weap-
on upon himself and fired. The ball
the act of i repeating the attempt at IS self, If
murder Chief of Police Pontz, who re-
rides within few doors, took him into
custody. His wound is notserious. The
injuries to his wife are more severe,
though there are hopes of her recovery.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
FRArR1c1pEr p ENNsYLvANIA.-A

FRArRIcIDE PENNsYLvANIA.-A
Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa, on
Friday, John and George Crazy, pro-
theirs, had a quarrel about a young lazy,
both being enamored OF her. Ihey
were out together during the day, and
had drank freely Of whisky. George
returned home and found his brother
John sitting in tho room talking " the
young lady. John had a bottle OF
whisky in his pocket, and George, espy-
ing it, asked him for d drink, which was
refused, John saying, "You have had
enough" George then procured load
ed gan, took deliberate aim at his bro,
ther and fired, INJECTING a wound from
which John died in few hours. Tie
murderer was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Ign Telegraphic Summary

Berlin congress has agreed in
ple to keep the Dardanelles closed,
resent, to ships OF war; TO cede
b to Russia, and to make il a free
|The question Of dlsmantllng the
|ations and forbidding the Russians
|fy the coast will perhaps be set
Fday. Autonomy will be granted
fn Eoumelia, Epirus, ,Thessaly and
THE occupation of Bosnia and
ovina by Austria has been post
nndl August l.-Mexico Is report
for another revolution, and Gen.
is looked upon as the coming
onary chief
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Sarah's New Shoes.
From the Cecil Democrat.


Sarah Guy, colored, living near Sum
INIT Bridge, Delaware, came to Ektou
on Wednesday last, in company with
two other colored women, and visited
several stores for the purpose of making
purchases. In the evening, before theii
departure for home, Officer Shockley ar.
rested the party on complaint of Messrs
Thomas Drennen and f. &. Reese. and
took themybefore Squire Ford, where
charges OF larceny were preferred against
Sarah. The articles alleged to have
bean stolen were one pair oflasting gait
ers from Mr.. Drennen and two pairs OF
shoes and one of stockings from Mr..
Reese. Sarah was placed under the care
of Sheriff Boulden until Friday morning
when she was accorded another hearing
and committed to Jail. subsequently she
gave bond for her appearance at the
September term of Court.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
EDITION..
Io,sI Time Table.

Laws LEAVE WILMINGTON.
nh,,54nhia: 2 O9, $40, 6.55, $40, 800,
SM a. m; l2.31, 1910, 2.30, $50,
aS D. m. On sundays: 2.09. 10 q.
~ 'w'SS1gk 'Sork; IA, bi4, a m, 70 81, 70 40,
M; on Sundays: 2 09 m.
b,more and Washington: 1914, 16,
4 m, 1851, u ~, D Oh. p m. Sundays
In. ll6sm N. .
sr Castle: 8, 6 20, Q 80 a m; 1 05, 80 p
m sunday train.
aware r. r.: S 5O6, Q so q m; l 05, 8 80
,um,ngton I 4 Northern X. R.: 8 20 q
am Ia M; no Sunday train.
oware Western X, r.: 10 20 . m; 5 80
n. m sundays; 10 30 a m.
arysLRRIvE AT WILMINGTON.
{philadspnia: 12 SO, s "a, Q "A a m; IL
Va l2bi, 8 IS, 45i, 8 IA. o25, 7.s0,
,6i. Il 10 p m on sundays IL oo'
ham, 80, Q 81, II 10 p m.
New YoS: II 56, 8 "a m; IL "A. IL os
S5lpm, III Sundays: IL 56 o m ;
bpm. ,o, ,.o
4 baltimore Q Is, 4 a m; liz I, lz %,
gs6pm; on Sundays; 2 Is q m 0 SO
Washington 2 1s a m 12N, 1928,
sSpm; on Sundays: 2 IL M; 8 46
Port Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
New Castle: I IS, 8 50 q m 1900 m;
ep,7 O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
delaware r. R.: $50 IN; 4 20, 8 40 p
no Sunday trains.
Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: g. 08,
ham, 10 p m; no Sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: 90 a m ;
D m; on sundays; 6 90 n IN.
FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
I3O, 90, 10 80, / 45 a M; 2 so. 3 so.
5i5, G, 6 As, Q 45, II 80 p m; on Sun
fs.ssOa M; %, 8 IS, II 80, pm
Thirty- Second and Market streets:
il45am, u is, 5 IS, s 30, II 45 p m;
SUNDAYS. 50. II 45pm.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
AGreat Landh old derselIing Out

From Tie San FrdlciscO Chronicle.
j. Mem. Shafter, one of the greatest
land absorbers in California, has signi.
tied his intention to dispose of his i'm.
mense tracts in NJ arion county in small
sections. The benefits resulting from
such course cannot be overestmated
and if other landowners would follow
Skaters example the general welfare of
California would materially improve.
He evidently reads the sings of the times
Alright, and thinks that 1t is not unlikely
that constitution will be framed which
will impose the burden of taxation equal
ly upon the rich landowners. In such
an event millions OF acres of land at pres
ent held in large tracts would be forced
into the market and cause shrinkage.
Mr.. Shafter wants to get into the market
ahead of the other Heavy landowners.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
A hint 10 Farmers.

The Milford News says Sussex is now
growing ten times as much wheat as for
merly, and also ten times as much clover
and other grasses. This is well and in
dictate progress. Even on the ightest
soils, wheat can be grown for home con-
sumption if no more. Clay may be haul
ed on light manure and the sandy soils
forced to grow wheat. 1t can be done
and ought to be done by every farmer
He Is unworthy the name of farmer who
does not grow his own bread, and meat
too, for that matter. Let every farmer
in Sussex SOW wheat this autumn even if
he has 10 use both clay and manure.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral services over the body of
Miss Wood, of 5l2 Orange street, whose
sad death from the effects of being stung
by some insect was noticed i'll Saturdays
GAZETTE, were conducted in ST. Pauls
NJ. K. Church, yesterday afternoon, at 4
o'clock. The body was borne into the
church, and the floral offerings were nu-
merous and beautiful. Rev. j. ii. Cald-
well read from one Of ths EvangeIists
the beautiful chapter relating how 1aza-
rus was raised from the dead, and COM
mented thereon in his usual acceptable
manner. The funeral was largely attend
al
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
HUNTER, THE ALLEGED MUIR.
DERER.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Prosecutor of
the Pleas Jenkins. of Camden, states
that he will not make a motion to-mor
row for the sentence of Hunter
for the murder of John M. Arm
strong He said the case would not be
brought into court until Novem Der, W hen
the next session Of the court of Error
and Appeals would be held at Trenton,
Colonel Scovel, of counsel for the defence,
claims to have a female witness, vi no says
she saw Hunter at Broad and Oxford
streets at o'clock on the night of the
murder. Prosecutor jenkins places no
importance in this story. and Gays IL was
talked of by the defense as to whether
or not they should put her on the stand
during the trial.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
A EOul Outrage.

The fredericksburg, Md, Courier says
on Wednesday last q white girl, aged
aboutseventeen, daughter of John White,
living near that place, was attacked
while gathering huck kleberries in swamp
near Mr.. William Mobiles, by q colored
man,and her person forcibly violated,
Miss White says he threatened to kill her
ii she made any resistance or noise. The
negro was stranger to her, but she is
sure she should recognize him if she
could see him.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
A SWIMMER DkOWNED.

NEW ORLEANS, July 7.-William Gut
cliife, who, . few weeks ago, defeated
Frank Printz in y twenty y-feur-mils swim
was drowned in the Mississippi river TO
day. Sutclif1e and others had been swim
ming, but were in their boat. when Sut-
clltfe jumped out to catch the swell of q
passi np to W boat. He venture too neal
and was struck by q barge. He roso once
after the barge passed over him, but
sank Immediately.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
MOONLIGHT Excursion.

The Young Peoples Association of st.
PauPs NJ. e. Church will give a moon
light excursion on Monday evening next
July 10Th, on the steamer s. NJ. FELTON,.
The boat will leave French street wharf
at 7:45 O'clock, and will go down the bay.
arrangement made for the comfort and
pleasure of all who attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
A Visit to salem.

Having been disappointed in their pro-
posed visit TO Salem, N. j.. on July 4th,
several mbers Of the Washington 9.
f. Z. Company proceed to that city yes
terday morning, In skiff. They were
warmly welcomed by the "fire laddies," "
of Salem, and after spending the day
very pleas unity returned to Wilmington
In the evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Dry weather,

Besides the personal inconvenience of
the present heated spell, the continued
drouth is becoming fraught with great
danger to the growing crops Corn has
prospered finely under the fierce rays of
the sun, but the ground is becoming
parched and dry, and a good soaking rain
would be joyfully welcomed by the farm
ers, and the people in general
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
He Wants An other War.
From Congressman Wards Chest,
Speech, JuIy4.

From Congressman Wards Chester
Speech, Juiy4
"To my mind Republican govern
ment should be so organized that such
scenes as the murder Of Eliza Pinkston',
husband, on his own threshold, in the
face of his weeping wife and daughter
praying for mercy; or of Daniel Webster
solely for their opinions sake, would call
for speedy vengeance, instead of indiffer-
ence. Iwould not rest until every rifle
club was exterminated and every White
Lacquer was down with the heel of the
law upon his neck. [Applause.l"
Ward is more dangerous than Spitz
dor
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
A Sweet Voluntary.

Prof Ashley Simpson, of Asbury
Church, while looking over an old tune
book, the other day, discovered hymn,
the music of which, struck himas being Pc
Gull arly sweet, and appropriate. He copi-
ed it, and last evening it was sung in the
Gem, the full choir joining In the chorus
The congregation pronounced it the
sweetest voluntary ever sung in the
church.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
THE COMING ISSUE.

urant has not much originality; he has
not m any ideas of hls own (; but all he
are of despstie, monarchcal government
with himself at its head. Grant for life,
or Grant with a crown Americans ale
you ready for this
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
The Police Net.

Only two cases have been tried before
the Mayor since Saturday morning, they
being f. Ryan and Alexander Riley, for
assault and battery on John Vinny, and
acting in a disorderly manner. They
were each required to pay $40 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
First Pic-Yic,

The first annual pln-nic of the Della
ware Regulators, will be given to-mor-
row at Rosendale Park. The committee
have taken extra pains to make to make
this the picnic of the season.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
APPOINTED STATION AGENT.

Mr.. S. Vaules, the telegraph operator
at Milford, has been appointed station
agent on the Rehoboth Railroad, and
Mr.. c. V. Patterson, of Smyrna, will
take charge of the telegraph office there
during the summer.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

LOUISIANA quartette, Anderson,
Baker aud Mrs. jerks, is now
Tns -" hat Shall tho Harvest Be9"
'ai Is tutor and hopes to have his
ready as glee club for the fall
lSh' There would have been a
IT, |. Oal there's a missing suit since
llhsIoh dropped OUTLINES.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
New Cars.

This morning the Jackson g. Sharp
Company shipped to Towanda, Pa, by
way of the Wilmington s. Northern Rail
road, one baggage and mail and two pas
sehger cars, for the State Line and Sui
Ivan Railroad
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

n VIRGINIA has little uss for a
'pt law. Only twelve failures oc
IN that State during the six
ending June 30, and the total as-
'fe more than 90 per cent. of the
PIE liabilities. This is a good
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
pdicati0ns for To-day.

| tie Middle Atlantic States slight
b pressure and temperdture souther-
b, and clear heather. The rivers
h,rally fall Some,Uhdt
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
DIED.

lPRINCE.-Ath his residence, In Brandy
Wine Hundred, on the 6th instant, Adam
Prince, In the SD year of his age,
The relatives and friends OF the fam lily
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeT-
al, from his late residence, on Wednesday
aftern o on, at 8 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
FORTY-SEVEN H U N d E r L d
HOUSES BURNED.

LONDON, July S.-A dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta reports that forty
seven hundred houses have been de-
stroyed by a confiagration in Manda-
lay
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

|Shf rhELABoR REvoLUrIoN1sT.
just missed carrying California a
PV'u 'he old parties, is about to
,oSa'a the rising sun and help
,.,' eunsslvania and New England
"ai's 10 Welcome him in Massa-
|, anu ;, Blaine is trembling lest he
PppIe Maine over in September.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

CAMERON, who SIX month"; ago
[1slhg around the die tionaries
Iia SOlas and wondering why more
W a0' been invented so that he
1e 'nem on Hayes, has been re-
\ al ,h. list. st During Hayes recent
'u0 NoIlie Mcguire state Don
[nns lY'' as attentive as a John Thorn.
Lrnn"i npa Oleeches and powdered wig.
n 4fp''ed ~ that when Don married
4 haal sn',ulah family he got the idea
b,,,,a,, ,aa 'nat he was a part OF the
'''auoh'-Balt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
MODELLING, THE WOULD-BA ASSAS
SIN

BERL1N,July 7.-Dr. Nobiling is suffi-
ciently recovered 10 lie several times ex-
amined. 1t is still doubtful whether he
will survive his injuries. He says he
plotted the crime alone, but communica-
ted his intentions to some acquaintance
who did not oppose. His present sta.e-
ment is believed.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
III Will the Rennhiio.

Far, "it' if,n". the Republicans ever carr,
eocoanut r.'yS yo,ess continue int, to rely on
Fhchmo',,, ,O'es' e That is the ques.
|sJas. Y', ", y.s Concerns such gentle
Esq,, Levi Massey "a e, Esq. Anthony Hig-
Who miah, -, :, nlrd' Esq, and several
Orators ''1,' 3d.. They are all talented
|lsnsel'ysc., 's. But 1o . they very foolishly
|urn out ~ 70 70 % 'hei negro voters and
taxes; man "e men who don't wish
D'Sn Who do not recognize niae
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

fErr SHERIFF has a good Pyle OF
lhd oats stored away-to get out
ny day, perhaps.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
'' DVrLER in his late speec

l. h III his late speech
Ill., siIthat s,D.l in a land where. in tho
foduetVS uSe,tVIelouses 81 are burstin,p " With ite
\ The W. ~ manufacturing Industry
j VII Win west ,g the granaries are ovas os,,y
pertrc,t ,r tne en- necessaries of life, there
sreiiou. uv communication betweae v,,o,o
! eEpyis, Eau, 3. there are many DTmegn b'meyn
and ,n ,Or the food that is in ny y
Of the .nIn cIo,l naked in the Vest st fae foT
The T6 ev,1 clothes and shoes Of Of tH. tT.
aChed Nv. ev'l that causes this cannnt '
" Sporadic riots and ,io' WHO.
lG alI0ip people of the South and Was,
'rr"eu ,SS to empty their store bou' us'
s,,,i,r ,I, ports ,1 of Europe for articles uUrs,
'a,Iar ,lh.,y "a they would soon be 'rt,r' ric%
te lb' votes We, for a high tariff which
!s,, n 'fS ne. West to send its prain Mn',n ~
IA 'O' market whi ch is aIrsad, ~
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
MARRIED.

BEGG S-RODMON.-ln Philadelphia,
July 4th, by the Rev. 3. v. Kurtz, Frank
I. Beggs to Louisa Rodmon, both OF this
city.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

NJ Office. christopher Moran left his
IN home at O'Clock this morning, and
left'his wife and child, 8 months old, with
out any means of support. Tuis Is the
second time he has LEFT me. On Thursday
he bought ham and eggs for himself, anu
gave his family nothing. Six cents r, ward
to any person giving his whereabouts.
jys- MARY MORAN.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
TAX PAYERS, Take Notice.
City and School Tax for 1878.


the City of wilmington will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first uay of July, 1878, between
the hours of and II in The morning and
from 2 TO in the afternoon, ior the pur-
pose OF receiving taxes
On all taxes laid during the month of
July. there will be a deduction of five
cents on every dollar, and on all taxes paid
on or alter the q tst day of August, includ-
ing the first Tuesday OF September, snail
be payable without a deduction or addi-
tion as aforesaid, and all taxes unpaid on
the next day after the first Tuesaay of
Septem ber, shall be increased by the ad
ditIon of five per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND PROVOs1,
Receiver Northern District.
Including all North of Sixth street, |
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver Southern District
Including all South OF sixth street ]
iys-If
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

NOTICE.- This is to certify that LAURA
IN K. ROXBURG, at No. $50 EAST
LIBEkTY STREET, has cured my arm,
which has been disesse about 31a years !;
the bone had begun to d cay and pieces
had come out. After about one months
treatm ent she entirely cured me. She also
cured my sister, in six treatments, OF a
pain In her side, from which she suffered
nine years.
F. SCHMAELZLEY,
JyS-2t* Bancroft Mill, near Media, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

NJ OTICE.-The members of American
In Star Lodge, No. /, A. o Of Good Fell
lows, and the order in general, are req uest-
ed to meet at their hall, on Tuesday after
noon, the 9th inst, at 2 O'Clock, to attend
the funeral OF their late brother, The odore
r. Blackburn. By order OF the ". G..
WILLIAM N, ROBIN SON, w. h. 8.
jy6-2t%
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

WHITE GIRL WANTED to wash and
w iron and do general housework; must
have reference. Call at
jy5-3t& 22l Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wv ANTED.-A good woman, apply at
w the Eating Saloon, 407 King street.
jy8-2t*
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19
From The Burlington HAWkeye.
What 800 va Bay.

Fifteen years ago the purchasing power
Of gold dollar was two and half times
~ great as the purchasing power of tbs
greenbaek This was caused by the dem
ocrstic rebellion and the efforts Of the
loyal people 10 suppress 1t. There fol-
lowed fifteen years of republican legisls-
ton which has brought the purchasing
power of the gold dollar down to an
equality with the greenback dollar; or,
10 state It more accurately, republican
legislation and republican administration
of the laws have raised the purchasing
power of the government paper money 10
an equality with the coin money Of the
world. And yet, despite this great his
torical fact their opponents style the re-
publicAns As gold bugs" and the foe of
geenbacks! Could greater Inconsistency
be matched by greater perversity2 But
let Us see what it IS that republican 6nan-
eial legislation has done toward decreasing
the distance between the greenback and
gold dollar. In 1864 . greenback dollar
Bought two and One-hslf yards of delaiue,
while the gold dollar bough; six and one
quarter yards. In 1878 ten yards of the
same kind Of goods can be bought for a
dollar and the merchant Is not particular
whether that dollar is gold or greenb4ck
or nationsi bank note, as the one Is
worth as much 10 him as the other. This
has all been brought about under repub-
hcsn administration of the laws enacted
BY republican congresses. Let Us take
further look at the purchasing power of
the greenbsck dollar in the days when
democrats were denouncing 1t as a worth
less rag, and at the present time, when
under Preteuse Of friendliuess for it they
are trying to put of the fulnllment of the
pledge it bears and to depreciate it until
ii will again reach It's low estate Of fifteen
years ago:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19
Polite Bribery.
How MAnton Marble Approached MIR.
Cowgirl, Member OF the Florida Return
tng Hoard.

/ How Manton Marble Approached MIR.
/ Cowgirl, Member OF the Florida Return
tng Board.
NEw YORK, Nov. &c. A. Cowgirl in
card states that he never gave any one
the slightest reason to suppose that any
money or reward would influence his Of
fetal action as a member Of the Florida
returning board; that no Republican ever
intimated to him that he would receive
any reward; that before the canvass had
begun, Mauton Marble at his (Cowgilfs)
house, attempting TO impress him with the
great danger to the country II deprived
Of the election, said:
Il am a gentleman and see that you
sre one, and therefore you will not misun-
derstaud. am Mr.. Tlden's near friend,
knowing as much If not more than any
one else Of his views and opinions, and |
now inform you that he is 4 man Of i'm
mense wealth and great gratitude, and II
by your vote he becomes President, you
will have not only the gratitude Of the
great Democratic party, but also the graf
itude OF Mr.. HIden and all that implies.
In answer. ignored all that had been
said concerning Mr.. TiIden, and only re-
piled, AS a Republican, do you not sup
pose | would prefer the gratitude OF the
great Republican party to that OF the
great Democratic party"
This, | presume, vas one of the visits
wasted upon the comptroller" After
wards Mr.. Marble visited at my house
several times, but nothing more passed
between US concerning Mr.. Tiden's wealth
aud gratitude
Mr.. Cowgirl also states that Andrew
Banks of Baltimore said 10 him that he
could have any office or money he desired
if he would only throw his vote for the
Elden electors. Cowgirl told Banks to
say to those who sent him that be Cow
gill should regard the election Of Tilden
as a national calamity. If evidence
should obige him TO vote Tor the Demo
cratic electors he never would accept &
favor from the Democratic party or from
an individual Democrat
Cowgirl states that a member OF the
Florida legislature promised him that ne
should succeed Conover to the U S. Sem
ate if he would vote for the Tilden elect
OTIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

PERsoN NAL Geo. t. Sumner, a gradu.
ate OF Bowdoin 10 1866 and well known
in the western p-rt of this County as the
Principal of Bethel Academy the follow
ing year, was on the oh inst. elected
District Attorney OF the Sheboygan Dis.
,rict, Wisconsin. Mr.. Sumner CON-
menced his law studies with Enoch Fos-
ter, Jr.. Esq, while at Bethel, and was
first admitted to the bar ct this place.
Paris Hill,-in 1868 His late election
being by heavy majority on the Repub-
lican ticket IN a strongly Democratic dis
trict, shows that he is doing no discredi'
TO his early instruction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

80 contented with their lot, and so apprc
cistive of the comforts and advantages
oil their position.
1t is proposed by the club Ia hold meet
ings as frequently AS once II fortnight,
and to hold them in the various towns in
this vicinity. We predict much benefit
IRON these meetings. both in social
aspect, and by the requirement OF inior.
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

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