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WAYS Of Washing the Face.

There are several wrong ways Of
washing the face, and bnt one right
Towel, flannel, sponge, are all out Of
place where the face is concerned
The hands only should be used. Doc
tor Wilson's directions are: Fill
YOUR basin about two thirds full with
fresh water; dip your face IN the wa
ter then your hands. Soap the hands
well, and pass the soaped hands with
gentle friction over the whole face.
Having performed this part Of the op-
GRAFTON thoroughly, dip the face in the
water a second time and rinse it com
pletely You may add very much to
the luxury of the latter part OF the op-
Grafton by having a second basin
ready with fresh water to perform a
final rinse" But the care Of the com
piexion requires that not only the face,
but the whole body shall be daily sub
jected to the bath. The sponge-bath
is, perhaps, the best, and the tempera-
ture of the water must be regulated
by the sensations Of the bather and
by the season Of the year No one
can deny the charm of clear, soft col
or in the cheeks and lips-and it must
be an incorrigible complexion, indeed,
that will not yield to the measures
that have recommended CasselPs
Magazine.
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Everlasting the Energies.


1t is not advisable for any of us to over
task our energies, corporal or mental but
in the eager pursuit Of wealth or fame or
knoWled e, how many transgress this sal
utarY rule. It must be matter of great
importai &c to all who do so to know how
they can fegain the rigor 50 recklessly ex.
pended. The remedy is neither costly or
difficult to obtain. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is procurable in every city, town
and settlement in America, and it com
pensates FIR drain Of bodily OF mental
energy mere effectually than any inyigor-
ant ever prescribed or advertised. Labor
ing men, athletes, students, Journalists,
lawyers, clergymen, physicians, all hear
testimony to its Wondrously renoyating
powers. 1t increases the capabilities for
undergoing fatigue, and counteracts the
Injurious effects upon the system Of expo
sure, sedentary habits, unhealthy or wea-
rying ayocations, or al insalubrious eli
mate, and is a prime a.teratiYc, diuretic
and blood depurent.
April s, 1878.
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THIS is the twisted way in which
the Liverpool Mercury puts it before
its readers: Gust now Rose Eytinge
is the theatrical rage. She is an
American lady, who plays Nancy
Sykes in a dramatic version Of Dickens
novel. But few people identify her as
parsonage once in American politics.
She is, or was, the wife Of General
Butler, the fre-eating American states
man. When he represented his coun-
try in Egypt, it is said that Nrs. But
Ter did all his consular work. Now
she has to take to the stage for a liy-
ing"
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The other day visitor to Dublin
hired car for an hour to drive round
the Phaynix Park. No sooner was he
seated than the driver proceeded to
warm the nag's ribs, and started off
at about ten miles an hour As he did
not slacken his pace the passengers
asked the reason for such quick trav-
cling. Faith" replied Paddy, dye
think I'd be all day driving you an
hour?n
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Contents:

0tite Instructions Hereunder. Each section Ut
the Law j. immediately followed By the Land 0fies
instructions relating thereto This is n eoaren-
lent arrangement. ~ IL avoids turning several
pages when the Instructions are consulted il con-
neetion with the Law.
z A Digest of all Decisions under The Mining
Laws now II force. II Is brought down 10 the date
II publication and. containing the latest decisions
takes the place OF all prior publications.
8. New and Improved Forms for making tAe
various proof from TIE location 81 claim miners
len, notiee to delinquent oo-owDets, &c. down
issa@nca % patent
4 Complete LIST Of Patented Mining Claims,
arranged rs STAT, Territory, County. and District
This list Il wosth - mlaiug msa many times the
price ~ Tie book.
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TO THE AFFLFCTEDI

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
when very many people are, and have
been i"r years auiieted. and WHICH has
bafaeo me skill Of all physicians. can be
eHrtoany ct0ed by Piles weil-triod RENE.
dv. Hnnue0s have found relief from IL.
and are wiling 90 testify as TO it's efficacy.
For safe at all The drug stores II, Zipf
agent az Idaho City. ISep.4~tf.
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Dissolution Norice.

UlSSOkUL1OW 1SVaAS RI
EwHF COMPREHENSIVE HkRElvwfoWv n, vel
listing between II. w. Tomrkiills ...;rsss is %.
s as s. = asFs sy nu As s CONSENT,
and ". NJ west having sold their interest," 'sast Be-
Morse al debts due the late urn a-s IF the bN
TO II. w. Tompkins and al indep1suA0'7
flrm win be settled By ]. D Morse I, .ro.rpKISs
II. W. WEST,
!. II. MORSE
IpAHe err, I. T., July ~, 1878.
All those that are indebted to me Lar and ss
W Tunphins 6Co will please ceme los ,,at settled Y
within thirty days All account ia OF Al g. 80
ney for collection. l. -
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, ~.
by inches. and is designed 10 be q poke
companion for every wide.awake man il
the mining camps and financial centres 0
the West.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

THE Republican, very unceremonious-
ly, not to say saucily, objects to the GA
zETTE commenting upon the policy of|
the faction Of the Republican party in
this county that have nominated ticket
and says:
"It would he quite as well if Il (the
GAZETTE) would keep its nose out of
matters for which it is in lao way respon-
sible." o.
That is very easy way TO get over the
arguments of the GAZETTE. But it
won't answer. We have only asked the
Republicans to vote the Democratic
ticket, and TO share with the Democrats
the influence and benefits of legislation !;
and we urged as reason for this the
utter hopeiessness ofthe Republican party
electingp their candidates, when their
voters refused twice this fall to vote
their full strength, at the city election in
September, and at the Inspectors election
in October They refused to vote for
judges of election in their strong Wards,
where then is the use of their spending
their money and fussing around aftei
votes, when the best men of their party
had adopted the policy of non-action
We said further that we did net want t6
disturb business, and wanted TO save oui
money and the Republicans to savetheir's
Now, we think We had a right to put ou
.'nose in" this far at least. t
We repeat our recommendation to oul
Republican friends to save their money
and vote the Democratic ticket or mo-
vote at all in November. And we dt
this now withmor confidence than ever
and base this confidence on what the Re
publican said in its issue yesterday tha
it did not erpect success. We quote it,
words '...H. ..4. .f.'.. ....
"While we hardly expect success, W,
intend to cast our ballot and urge ever,
Republican in the county to do the same
1t is the principle and not the office O
emolument that is worth contending for
and men should do their duty regardless
of consequences" -'.'o.
What folloy! No one denies the prin
cipie or the right to vote. But what 4
the use of a faction of the Republican
party going to the expense of an election
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Kent County Ticket.
For Senators.

-7 For Senators. -.l ~ a
CALEB S!PESSEwEI.L, of Dover. .
CHAs. 5. HARRINGTON, Of Mispillion.
For Representatives..
JOHN f. COLLINS, of Duck Greek.
JOHN SAvIN, Of KeIIton. -
MINos CoNNAwAY, of Little Creek.
PETER NJ. LINDALB, of West Dover.
JNo. w. SHARP, NJ. D., of N. Murderkill
DAVID NEEDLES, of South Murderkill
CORNELIUS j. HALL, of Milford.
For Sheriff.
FRANK NJ. DUNN, of West Dover.
For Coroner.
JOHN Wu.CUTTs, of Milford.
For Leoy Court Commissioners.
DAVID S. Wn.ps, Of Kenton.
PETER +. LowBER, of Little Creek.
DANIEL V. HUTCHINs, of West Dover
SILAs ToDD JENKINS, Of Milford.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Sussex County Ticket.

For Senator's.
G. +. RUST, of North West Fork.
CHARLES IL. RICHARDS, of Georgetown
For Representatives..
SHEPARD P. HoUsToN, of Lewes anC
Rehoboth.
ISAAC n. FooKs, Of Nanticoke.
JAMES LAWS, of Baltimore.
ELI SHORT, of Dagsboro.
CLEMENT q. HEARN, of Gumboro.
j. w. CANNON, of Broad Creek.
JOSHUA d. WEBB, of Cedar Creek.
For Lecy Court Commissioners.
G. IL. DRAPER, of Cedar Greek.
G. OWENS, of Nanticoke. --
y. J. BARwICK, of North West Fork.
j. B. LINGO, Indian River.
j. j. DERRICKsoN, DagshoO.l
j. F. q. DAY, Little Greek. 49,.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

The Boston Herald is in the habit of
publishing the marriage intentions filed
in that city, in accordance with the laws
Of Massachusetts, by couples intending
to be united. The list gives the names,
ages, and places ofresidence of the partie. =.
As an almost invanable rule the women
are much younger than the men whom
they propose to take for husbands. Yes
terday's Herald contained six notices.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

The CHIEFS of the various bureaus at
Washington have prepared elaborate an
hual reports to be submitted to the seye-
raj heads of departments prior to the re-
assembling of Congress in December.
They contain large amount of .statisti-
cal matter, accompanied by various re-
Communications suggested by the needs
of the public service. Secretary Sher-
mans annual report will be commenced
in fortnight. In addition to giving the
"details of the management of the treas
Jury, he will accompany it with addenda
setting forth the plan of the govern
ment with reference to the resumption o
specie payments, which, he.says, will as
suredly be brought about within the tim,
prescribed by the resumption law.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

YESTERDAY was another lively day in
the Vanderbilt case at New York. An
affidavit by Mrs. Mary A. lie Bau, sister
Of WIN. IL. Vanderbilt, was submitted,
in which she stated that before the trial
Of the case he warned her If she appeared
as witness, Mr.. Clinton, one of the
counsel, would ''attack her and tear her
to pieces" and that she '.would have to
leave the city in three days" VIM ii.
Vanderbilt submitted an affidavit direct
ly contradicting Mrs. lie Bau. Mary A.
Stone, witness for contestant, testified
that she had been approached by '.a mid
dle-aged gentleman, of pleasant man
ners," on the subject Of taking trip to
the Paris exposition, so as to be out of
the country. Sarah A. Raymond testi-
| fed that man told her if she had any,
| thing to do with the Vanderbilt case her
character would be thoroughly blackened.
Eleanor F. Bishop, Jenny F. Danforth
and w. w. Benny gave similar testimony
as to efforts to get them out of the way
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

HARD dGkEArSEY.-The Baltimore
Gazette is Fesponsit for novel mode
u disposikg of Dern Kearney and one
'ortwo otHssS Swhosd opinion on politics it
does not admire. Here is its suggestion;
-"TAeNew Zealapdeis, seeing the disturb.
ance that has been created by the an
nouncence that they recently banqueted
on five missionaries, have authorized a
denial of the story. No attention should
be paidtto their denial. They have been
I'll the habit for years Of eating up our
best st-representatiIes- and picking their
teeth in the face OF the Christian world
and we trust that lay delegation con-
sBting of Private Dalzeli, Eli Perkins
and Dennis Kearney will be sent down
10 persuade themto mend their ways and
appetites. Ii the natives should con-
clude to make meal Off our embassa-
dors the damage TO civilization would not
be much while the shock to cannibalism
would be very decided"
80 i 49, t-
At the recent election In Ohio the to-
tai vote cast was $50, ,092. The head Of
Greenback Labor ticket received 3s,332
sotes---just six and five-'enths per cent,
ofthe entire vote cas-. This is q small
showing for so much talk and threat, but
ie must be borne in mini that The Demo-
cratic platform in Ohio commanded the
support Of thousands of The Greenback-
Labor fellows who would have voted the
thi'd d ticket if the old parties had both
stood on hard-money platforms.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

We ARE grati6ed to state that our
friend, Francis Vincent, Esq, our most
polite and obliging City Treasurer, has
now added the Greek to the Latin and
French languages which he reads and
translates at his leisure.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
V,RUsTEE's SALE .-
REAL ESTATE!

4A - 1<Ay = IA = ~ 4
BY virtue OF an Order OF the Orphans
New Castle County. made al New & as
lie on he 18th day or September, A d.,
1918, win be exposed TO Public Sale, al
the Auctiah Roem of Merrick a Drake,
'oN' DeA ' TUESDAY dF
The 22l DAY of OCTOBER, A. d., 1878,
Al IL O'Clock, "A M, ...
the following described real estate, being
the property OF Hugh M. Haughey, deceas-
Haughey, widow OF the said Hugh NJ +.
Haughey, deceased, 10 wit;
No. /, All thai certain lot or lard stu
ated In the City of vii mington, New Cas-
tie County, and stale of Delaware, bound
ed and described as follows, 10 wit: Be
ginning at point on the westerly side of
Morrow street between Eighth aud Ninth
streets at the distance OF seventy feet from
the Nortnerly side af Eighth street, thence
westerly parallel with Eighth street eighty
feet and six inches 10 IA stake, thence
northerly para lei with Madison streel
one hundred and seventy eight (iTs) feet
To stake, thence easLe-ly parallel with
u ghth street eighty feet and six inches 10
the said side of NJ orrow street, and then ce
thereby southerly one haLdred AID seven
W y-eight feet, 10 the place OF beginning.
No. 2. All that certain lOt OF land situ-
ated In the City of W ilmington. New Cas-
tie County and state of Delaware, with a
Brick Dwelling thereon erected, ON the
easterly side OF Tatnall street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. being fifteen feet
front on Tatna street am extending bac k
with that width easterly thifty-three feet
more or less, 10 land late Of Benjami IN
Webb. ..r
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, atthe time and place afore-
10 q VICTOR Dupont, Trustee,
B., ...-.-. Or, by his Attorney.
Attest. j.: N. HoUSEMAN, Clerk Or
phans' Court. I
Lot No. will be divided into lots 10
suit purchasers and at the same time
aud place John ferry will offer for sale 13C
feet or land on Morrow street, adjoining
lot No. !, and also divided into suitable
lots. Terms will be M ade easy.
oct1 ,6,7.9,l2, IA. 1915, II, ,Is,l9,2i.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

SINCE the Republican has said the Re-
publicans do not expect success, Mr..
John Pyle will doubtless be elected by
about 1000 to 5000 majority.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

Mr. TILDEN' DENIAL.-The Erery
Eoentno and Comnierciut pretends to be
no-party paper, and yet its assaults Oh
Hon. Samuel J. Tilden are made in the
most vindictive partisan spirit. In long
editorials it elaborated upon and gave
SO much credit to the Tribne's lies, i'm
putting to Mr.. Tilden the offer to purchase
the Returning Board Of Florida through
cipher dispatches, that the Tribune copied
its words to prove that they were credited
by a Delaware newspaper, said to be in the
confidence Of Senator Bayard. Now
again, after Mr.. Tilden has denied all
authority for and knowledge of the orr
gin OF the Tritane's cipher dispatches,
the Erery Ereniag and Commercial, fol-
lowing the instincts Of the early Radical
education of its owners, continues to
give favor to the irresponsible publica-
tions of the Tribune, and cunningly, by
inuendo and insinuation, assaults Mr..
TILDEN as the author of the lies manu-
factured for the use Of that paper. This
is done, Notwithstanding such papers as
the New York EreRing Post, the New
York Herald and World, Philadelphia
Times and Record, and the Baltimore
Gazette, all accept the denial. The Times
says: "Irrespeetire Of party, that Mr..
Tiiden has made a denial SO muniy, so
particular, so thorough and so conctu-
Size" The Record says "The fun and
complete denial Of Mr.. Tiiden should be
regarded us a satisfactory eridence that
is innocent Of 0ly guilty kno,ciedge
in regard TO The alleged telegraRs.r The
New York Herald says: The denial is
as explicit, absolute and comprehensive
as the most emphatic forms Of tie English
Language allo,s.'
After all this the Erery Ece,ling allie
ges that the denial is "iudicrousiy IN
Diequae." 1t may be that the editor had
been imbibing too much; but we prefer
to assign the cause to the natural aver
sion which the editors Of that paper en-
tertain for men of real democratic origin
and holding the views that have governed
the Democratic party for the last quarter
of century. We refer our readers to
numerous articles in another column,
which we copy from various papers of
the highest standing where they are
published.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
i VICTOR DvPoNT, Trustee.
TWO VALUABLE
EA :" NJ -
Sale.

The undersigned, will offer at Public
Sale. on the premises, on .ii i-u
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1873,
AT O'Clock, p M. two excellent farms To-
Gated in ChristIana Hundred, New Castle
County, State OF Delawore, bounded and
described as follows:
Farm No. l consists OF abo ut 100 acres OF
land, more or less, bounded by the pubic
road leading from Newport TO brandywine
Springs, by the Wilmington and Christi
ana turnpike. by lands OF Robert r.. Ly-
nam, Howard +. Finn and others. The
improvements consist OF brick dwelling
house, frame Kitchen and ice house at
tached, with we'll of water under cover,
a large barn with sufficient stabllng, and
ample shedding for STOCK, granary, corn.
cribs, carriage house, chicken house and
other outbuildings, also a good tenant
house. On this farm there is an apple or
chard and other fruit trees; This farm liz
one Of the best In the neighborhood.
Farm Ne consists OF about 118 acres OF
land, bounded by lands OF Edward Wood
ward, Thomas ID. Lyman, Henry Latimer,
John X. Lyman, DR.. A. Irons, and Others.
The improvements consist of a large stone
and BRICK dwelling house, frame Kitchen
and Ice house attached with a we'll OF ex =
cellent water al the door, a large barn
about Sixty feet square, with good stablipg
for IL head OF STOCK, and ample shedding
over the barnyard, grakary, cprncribs,
carriage house, chicken house and other
out-buildings, u good tenant house with
never failing " ell OF water. On this farm
Ia u good apple orchard, also number OF
cherry trees, This farm will com pare fa-
yorably with any in the neighborhood.
Wew would call especial attention OF cap
italists or any one wishing desirable
home; TO the advantages thai these proper
lies possess over many others, TO u high
and healthy neighborhood, TO the natural
quality OF the soil IL being la O high state
| OF cultivation, divided into convenient
| fields under good fences, situated little
| north o. the Borough OF Newport, about
l five minutes walk To the depot OF +. W. AZ
| b. H. r., convenient TO places OF worship,
| school, mills and within threo miles of tie
| city OF Wilmington, one OF the best mar
| kets Tor farm products the country can af-
| ford. and for trucking or dairy purpose ;
such an opportunity for purchasing sell
| dom occurs.
| AT the same time aud place q very de-
| sirable property In the Borough of New
port consisting of about two acres OF land
upon which Is eIecied a frame house, u
| small barn, carriage house and other out
| buildings, also. blacksmith and wheel
wright shops. This is a good stand fol
work, or would make suitable place fol
carrying on butchering. We deem further
description unnecessary, as any one Wisil-
l ing 10 view the above desert bed properties
Will be shown them,by the parties living
thereon. Terms easy. Ni al.
Conditions made known on day of sale
by WILLIAM r. FLINN,
l igi. lyf-i,A HOWARD Il. FLINN.
Lewis ". Stidham q son, Auctioneers.
! sepzI-3tw-d2taw
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
OCTOBEEs 10 IsSs.
Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET. 9.l ,'.,,i
ron GOVERNOR, + r
JOHN w. HALL, ~.
+,. or Kent County. sl'..
REPREsEETATIvBI In ooNGREss, ri
EDWARD L. MARTIN, ''l ~, ...
.4lr,r, OF SUSSEX. l,o4 .e
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, TICKET,
ron SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE. W .aW
FOR CORONER, '9t
JACOB BUTZ. -
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
J. WILKINS COoCH,
CHARLES H. McWHoRTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES w. WARE,
DIR. SwITHIN CHANDLER,
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN DoRAN,
GILES LAMBsoN, 7t
EDWIN K. COCHRAN, I.ff..
WILLIAM Z. RIGGS, Sr. s.i.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM R. BRI6Hr, Red Lion HID.
WILLIAM Polk, st. Georges. = :
WILLIAM A. MORRISON, Mill Greek.
WILLIAM L, WIER, White Clay Cree
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink.
HENRY Ii. WELLS, iBlackbird.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

The goods long for their wearing ual
their color and superiority of appearance entirely worm
fore should not be cOnfoun with the that abound
which, while sometimes promising welto the eye u
unreliable in eAa f'"
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
: : - :
WANTS.

AT A NTk Isl 900 on htst mortgage.
w In small amounts. Interest 6, per
cent. Investment safe. Address &C )"
this Office. l octi2-tf.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

DUAhDERS WANTED at Z. W. Cor.
ID 9Th and French. octt-2w#
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

NOTICE TO CITY AND sCHooI.
~ TAX PAYERS OF is7s.-Biils hav-
do not wish postal card semi ihe,, VIZ au
thelr names published, had better cali at
our once and make some arrangements
When they Will pay; and those who
shse shs1 ~ rs n9tioe NO ATTENTION we
ONCE nourS from 8 a. M :, 10 10 m and
from 70 and to sp. IN. '' "iiu
E. PROVOST.
Collector for Northern District
VIM KYkE
ocie-2w Collector for Southe rn Ia, ;
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

when the great body of the party has re-
~ - md already ebsadoned
'theV field by iefuang 10 eiset hdges,
knowing that bundfedh of thelr voters
who paidtheir tsxes four bears go and
voted have refused to-pay theirtaxe this
year and vote. We beat them four years
-auowhenthey all voted, and we beatthem
again two years ago when they all voted,
iand when they beat us in Wilmington in
the fall, electing the Council and their
election judges. How then can they hoI 9
for success now, when we hold all the
poll officers, and their rinen refuse to vote?
Of course the Republican does mot ex-
peet'l success, Then let it be sim and
allow the Republicans to stay at home,
and thus SNAKE hay while thesunshinesip
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
BLACK AND MOURNING COOD1

offering carefully GOODS suitable f
WINTER. The selections manuia un
81 .io
BLACK TAMISES, Beautiful Quality 81 l.2c to 81
BLACK ALL.WOOL DELAINS, &c, to $l.OO
BLACK HENRIETTAS, $l.50 to $500.
BLACK BOMBAZINES, $200.
BLACK GRAPE AND GRAPE Wells, all Prices
A BEAUTIFUL BLACK ALPACA for % cents
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
WI N. EENF FARDI & I'd
=62l- MARKET STREE1)|
EHIIW a rr- n

NofE-a'sta. ta.s seseioa OF .nie,as, a H.
wearer, knowing tat taking care of those , t doubt giving sa
taking care Of ourselves by winning Customers US IS e
patronage. - - 'eii IT, 1.,, nce and their cont
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
"A Large Offerine
Lupin's Black Cashmere

The which has of Iupus
the favor they receiving this fall has make % h
our increased sales. RI N ~ e' Puinsesm
Good Black Cashmere for er- . al
A Better x 4 f..I Wi
A Still better @I
IIp Cashm ele lity. for
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
NOTICES..
NEW ADVER rISEMENC,

A TTENTIoN GOUDFELLOWs.-
"A members OF American star Lodge.
No. /, A: Q Of g. F., v ashi' gton Lodge,
OF @. f., are respectfully reauested To
meet at Goodfellows Hall, SO3X Market
street, on the morning OF Sunday. OCT. 2o
1878, at o'clock, for he purpose OF attend.
1hg Pa oivlne service at Asbuy M. e. Church
E G. GRIFFIN
octle-2t~ Chairman OF Com mittee.