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Daily Republican., 1879-04-30
Consolation for Consumptivl 9

rITY ASSESS NENT.-The asse,sm|
~ for the city OF Wilmington. Tor the VI
1879. Is now completed and on hle In
and will remain tere until the first day
May, 1879. The Boar OF As essment, R(
sion and Appeal. will sit in the Cou1
Chamber on the first day of M ~. and cont
ne for thirty days. from I to b o'clock, P|
Persons desiring t0 appeal will please pres|
the same In writing. Il. b FRAZER,
Clerk OF Council
Office hours from A. M. to IL NJ, and ID
tO5P. M. ap2l-iU
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30
~LYDES STEAMSHIP LINE FROM
~ PHILA )ELPHlA.

!: = :.,t,.s g.. + r sxsG<g&ssss.t,
Through bills landing to principal sea ports
Cities and points South and West and North
and East.
For BOSTON, FALL RIVER and PROVl-
DENCE, seni-weekly.
For CHARLEST0N, 5; G.: every week ,,,rv
POINT, tri-weekly.
For WASHINGTON, d. G.. GEORGE.
TOWN and ALEXANDRIA, va, ever,
week.
For NEW YORK, daily,
sS-MARK GOODS VIA CLYDE LINE.
Delaware and Chesapeake Tow Boat Co.
Barges toycd between Philadelphia and Bal.
timOre, Havre-de-t trace. etc
For f'reghts and other information. apply
VIM. p. CLYDE 4 Co,
General Managers Tor all the above lines,
NJ. u South wllarves. Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30
SALE OF STOCK,

TUESDAY, MAY e,ls79, at 10 o'clock, sharp,
At Mt. Pleasant H0tel,kep by Nm. Rcece,
on the road leading from Wilmington to
Hockessin, about two miles from the latter
place, and about one mile from Brack invilIe
90 head Of Maryland Cattle, as follows: 8
yoke o! oxen; 30 head Of steers from two to four
years old: 8 cows with calves at their sides; u
head OF eters, some springing 8 dry cows
and bulls.
No withdrawal or underbidding and no
pOstpOnemenIO on account OF weather.
RUTH Il TWEED
Stidham Il Son, Auct'rs. ap29 3teod-1t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

A UDITUR's NOilCE.-I viii attend
"A New Castle, 70 settle the accounts
the School Committees OF New Castle sOun
ms follows: May IL, Nos, 8 to 50. May
rom 80 and upwards. Prompt attendsn
requested JNU. + STAATS,
April 50, 1879. Auditor of Accounts.
~ ~
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30
RAILROAD LINES.

4 NHANiE OF EOuRS-DELAWAR AXE
~ WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com.
mencing Monday, Feb. "a, 1879. Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 715 a. M, 30 Il. m.,
b 81 p. m.
Arrive at Avondale, s5s a. M, II 81 noon
Arrive PUmerOy, $50 a. H., | b5 p, IN.
Returning leave Pomerey, 10 ~ a. IN. &c
Returning leave Avondale II IA noon
$40 p. In.
Arriving at Wilmington, a. M, 2 is p. m,
S00p. III. d. CONNELL, SuIt.
iebS-u
WlLMINGTON AND - sSr1
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER ~. 1878.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows -
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
: u6, $40, 10 90, a. III. 20. 4 90, 20, y 46 p. IL
Philadelphia (Express) 90 b0. a. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYork, I O6 2 81, y 30 a
H., II 35, Il 80, asp. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 8 80 a. III
Baltimore and Bay Line, 70S.
Baltimore and Washington II 81, 2lo 50
II. m. IL 81, "a. bls. p. In.
Trains Tor delaware Division leave tor:
New Castle 10 Il. m. 05, . 30 p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, . Is
q. m, | 0b 8 80 y. IN.
Delmsr Intern ediate stations Is q. m. 0
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 8 10
m., 8 O0, 8 80 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 90, SAC, a. m
Baltimore and Washington IL 81; 40, S39.
y. N
For turther information passengers are re
erred To the timetables posted at the depot
novz0- H. F. KENNEY. Supt
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

NO'ICE.-Th regular Quarterly NJ et
~ ing OF the Trustees Of the Poor OF Ne
Castle county. will be held at the AlInshous
on Wednesday, April 80, at 10 O'Clock A.
All persons having bills will please preseu
them on or before the above date.
The supply Committee will meet at II
Almsh0nse. on Saturday, My 2, when pm
rOsals will be received for furnishing h
Almshou'e for the next three months vii
Bread, Meats and Tobacco.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

m fsEsn Everybody is delighted with the
Geo. Woods Pipe and Reed
v u UOrgan combined. The cost is no
more than a cd parlor organ. Come and
h ear them at ALIENS Warerooms No. SIC
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

OOK.-For Bargains Of New and Second
IL Hand Sewing Machines, OF all kinds
and prices to suit the times, at
apl2-lm WIN. ". PERClVAL'S,
207 W. Front street, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

5000 A splendid Mason &
y sSsasNr&NG Hamin Organ, price Sl4U, for
only $l05. BY paying Sl05 per
quarter, giving two years and
quarter in which to pay for it. At p. All
-EN'S Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

The Celebrated tstey Organs
lis1f32 New anu Beautiful lyles sell
" ing very low, at p. ALIENS
WarerOoms, Masonic Temple,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

M@ Great Bargains in Pianos and
3Al.;SiY asF.ll Organs. A large and splendid
1V1 19tG"kx 1sk,H % 'eiec. Il o. i,om, at r a Al l,
Tempt Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

DUBL1C NOTICE is hereby given d
l. the Firm heretofore trading and dcl
business under the name of Crsxier, SOotj
30, have dissolved. and all bills contr scj
by the said firm prior TO May ", 1873, will
presented 10 James h Crozier for settlemej
He will carry on the business OF SteyedOri1
and all orders len at bl4 East Eleventh str1
will receive prsmpt attention.
JAMES y. CROZlER, Senior Stevcdorsl
mhont! Wilmington m
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

RME $50, for a Handsome New Organ
5rr1GEj4 Five DC ave, with Five Stops.
" H1N p. ALIENS Warcrooms,
Y Masonic Temnle
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30
ap2l 3-25-28

NOTlCE.-M Mechanics Loan Associated
~ offers ior sale 200 shares new stock, md
payment to be made In M-y. ApplcatiOl
can be made to W. J. MORROW. Sec'y
apll-tf-"Of il7 French strept
NOTlCE-Th Workingmen's Loan Asa
~ clation now offers new stock Tor sad
The first payment may be made at any tim|
to the Secretary, GEO. G. MARlS.
ap2al I'm 60l Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-30

y EMOvAL TO CLAYTON house,
II G. Fraim, who for tie past four we'd
has had his China and GLASS Store, at
King street, has removed to the Clayd
House, 607 King street, where he will
pleased to see all his old customers, and
Others who wish to buy China, Queensws,
Rockware, Glassware, Lamps, Globes, al
fancy china goods. Call and see our M
store before purchasing goods In our line.
r. g. FRAlM, 607 KING STREET,
mh29-lm Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Our Model Police.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-Another disgrace
full wrangle took place last night in til.
quiet neighborbood Of 7th and Wind
sor sts., disturbing the peaceful slum
bers of the citizens. There is much
annoyaDce given 10 the residents OF
that place by the boys sitting on the
front steps of the residences, and there
making considerable dirt and noise.
On Saturday these boys were cleaned
off by an old gentleman, when the ia.
ther of one of the boys came on Sun
day eve and threatened to use the old
gentleman badly, using language that
was not pleasant to hear. The affair
lasted from 8 until ll.30 o'clock, draw
ing large crowd, and during that
time there was not a police officer in
sight. They were sent for at head.
quarters, but no one was there either.
A person there (at theadquarters) prom
iaed to send policeman as soon as
possible, but that policeman (7) has
not yet appeared. must say that
have not in fact seen po ice officer on
7th street between Madison and Jeffer.
son since the 25th of March, and we
the citizens, would feel honored to have
one % come around and see us once
in while. II not the residents will be
carried off some day by the boys. In
conclusion do warn all boys from con-
in that vicinity again and
save trouble. P.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
she Backed out and wouldn't.

, Jacob Rhsrr was to have married
Emily Suhlegel near Allentown OF
Thursday. The groom is one Of thu
handsome men of Allentown; Miss
schlegel lives out of town and Is the
daughter ofa farmer. Knerr, his mother
and sister, and few male friends, pro.
c4eded by carriage 70 the home Of his
afiaAced. Before he left he ordered an
extensive wedding breakfast to be pre-
pared on their return to the city. When
the house Of the about-to become wife
was reached, instead Of open doors and
shutters and people welcoming him,
the doors and shutters were barred and
bolted. No one was there to greet him
or extend him the welcome he had nat.
urally anticipated. The bride and her
people had gone away to a neiga boris
house and we're determined that the
marriage ceremony would not take
place. No reason was assigned. Rumor
has 1t that the young lady recently saw
another that she liked better. The
minister arrived and he was sent home.
The groom and his party took dinner at
hotel and then drove home. The
wedding banquet was all prepared and
about fifty guests had assembled. Not
withstanding the unfavorable news the
feast was partaksn Of and the young
man was congratulated on his narrow
escape. Hs was the third party the
Young woman disappointed in the same
way.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
This Econ nomical Congress.

A Washington despatch says: A
digest Of the appropriations made by
Congress last winter and during the
extra session for the current fiscal year
has been completed in the Warrant
Division of the Treasury Department
to day. The total amount appropriated
including that of deficiencies, which
we're crested in the previous year, is
$l62 ,4o4, ,547.76. The total Of the esti-
mates, exclusive Of the permanent an
nual appropriation was $l29. 1877, ,Sl2,
being $33, 2O6, 1886 less than the aggre-
gate Of appropriations. This difference is
found in the addition of "a, 1862, 494
made by Congress to the estimates for
work upon rivers and harbors, and in
the Pension Arrears and deficiency bills.
A more exact comparison with the es-
Inmates, or a comparison with appro-
priations for previous years, cannot at
this time be made, owing to the unique
and confused manner in Which several
of the appropriation bills were framed
by the caucus csmnittes. This has al
SO rendered the work Of preparing the
digest very difficult and perplexing.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
S2O. 900 Lost by n MARRIAGE e.

When Phineas Hough, of Philadel
phia, died, he left will in which he
gave a house and all of its furniture,
and also tho interest Of $40, 900, to his
wife Elizabeth l.. Hough, for life, pro-
vided she should remain his widow; bnt
in case of her marriage again, then the
estate was to go to his, the testator's
father. Mrs. Hough married A. M.
Bonbright in December, 1878. When
the trustees came to file their account
the father asked that the 100000 be
awarded to him, because the widow by
rsmarrying had broken the condition
on which she held the money. After
hearing the argument of counsel, Judge
Hanna sustained the fathers claim and
awarded him the $40, 200.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Southern Oatrages.

The Atlanta Georgia Advocate, u
in recent issue gives about thirty.
four instances in which ministers o
the Methodist Church South have suf-
f-red murder and outrage from the
hands of wicked and designing peo-
pie
We clip from the article the follow
ing in reference to one of the leading
ministers of Wilmington "Rev J.
H. Caldwell, D. d., (white) native
OF the South, an estimable gentleman
and able minister, who did heroic work
in organizing the NJ. 4. Church in
Georgia, ard who Is now popular pas
tor in Wilmington, Del, was shot at,
mobbed, ostracised, and though hav-
ing influential friends and high posi-
tion in the State, foundit better to
leave the South than contend against
continued opposition"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Forcing q Marderer 70 Live.

Portfolio, the Italian who murdered
Bolender in New York last week, has
been trying to starve himself; but tn.
prison physician determined that he
should not cheat the gallows in that way
so he had four men held the murderer
down, while an iron tube was run into
his mouth. Portfolio gnashed his teeth
and shouted, but at length he succumb-
ed, and the doctor forced milk down.
After pint had been forced down his
throat, the prisoner jumped up, and sent
both milk and force pump flying across
the cell. The doctor then had him LASH
ed down, and then Portfolio was com
PEELED to take the nourishment prepar
ed for him.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
SWhO Kissed Me-"

The Clearield Journal tells of mer
ry party going from Tyrone to Hunt.
ingdon on the Pennsylvania railroad.
When the train was in Spruce Creek
tunnel there was an audible commotion
in the crowd, and when it again came
into the daylight a handsome and jolly
looking lady (not of the party,) in
quired, "Who Kissed Ne ?" There
upon modest gentleman sitting in the
seat in front turned his head and re-
marked: Indeed, madam, it wasn't
me ~ This brought forth smiles from
all who heard the remark, but the poor
fellow, who was so sure he had not
done the kissing, will not soon hear
the last of it.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Public Debt Statement.

The public debt statement shows an
increase of about $7,00O,00O, which
means that the disbursements on war.
rants during the month have exceeded
the aggregate receipts by that amount.
This extraordinarily large excess of ex
penditur-s is mainly attributable to
the fact that, in accordance with an
act passed at the last session of Cou.
gress, the Secretary of the Treasury
was directed to pay out for pension ar
rears the fund held for the redemption
of fractional currency, which amounted
to nearly eight million fve hundred
Thousand dollars.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
All Over the state.

An industrious and ingenious tramp
has commenced a willow basket factory
at the r. r. depot at Milford. He is a
basket maker by trade, and finding
the wild willow Of this locality to work
we'll and that the baskets sell he is
carrying on the business regularly and
dividing all the profits with his fellow
tramps.
The Maryland "Nsws" says some Of
the dead cattle from the steamer Lord
Clyde, which were thrown overheard
about Chester, have Aoated down the
bay and landed upon the beach off this
place. 1t is believed they were dis,
eased, and it will be wise to give them
y wide berth.
One Of ths amusements at Rehobotb
is the drill of the men who work the
life apparatus there. Nearly 500 peo
pie were out on the shore the other
evening watching the rescuing of a
sham wreck by the men in life boats,
dressed In the Boyton diving and
swimming quits.
Esquire Pitman issued warrant the
other day for man who swOre on the
streets, and now it is reported that he
intends to stop all Sunday traffic in the
town. BARRIERS, confectioners and to-
bacoonis.s had betterlock up on Sunday.
News"
Mr.. B. J. Green, a well-known farmer
In the neighborhood % Warwick, Md,
raised this season 2I5 bushels Of oats,
weighing thirty-three pounds to the
bushel, oa five acres of ground. Mr..
Green is anxious to hear from some one
who can beat this.
The State Sentinel" says: 1t is rs.
timated that Delaware produces annual.
lip 100, 900 muskrat, $4,000 rabbit, 500
mink, and 200 pole cat skins, TO say
nothing of other furs produced in small
quantities, such as otter, &c.
Robert McColley, an aged citizen OF
Milford, and farmer, died on Friday
night last ir the ninety second year of
his age. He leaves large family OF
and grandchildren.
James w. Abbott g. Co., of Milford,
are laying down another vessel; this
time for Capt. John Cane and others of
Philadelphia. She will be three
masted schooner Of 500 tons capacity.
One hundred and eighteen cars load
ed with wheat passed over the Del
aware railroad one day last week, all
grown on this Peninsula
Senator Eli and Chancellor Willard
Salisbury have been rustieating at the
Bright House, at Rehoboth, during the
past week.
The "Inquirer," at Georgetown, is
,roaning because 80 many OF its readers
ire borrowers.
Mr.. Elijah Register has changed the
I'D Red Mill, near Lewes, to steam
,rist mill.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
,nCAL TIME TABLE.
-.,-Avu WILMINGTON.

n,,.dsluhfa: 2.s7, 100, sic, 200 so
fof rnia.sSos I rn,; 1885, aso, 400. 80
:a% av; oSp. m, On Sunday, 2s7. 8loa,
IN 40 80, 9.46 p. N. ,...
n o.'c; y;ork, 2S7, 100, 1o.C4, q. H.; IL ID
n new M Limited Express. 80 p. m.
lgw lg.n,s y. az and Washington: l2.6l. 21o,
N Ba'',nm: M 1857 D. IN. Limited Express,
ISS ~ lis, D. m. On Sunday, l2'l, 2lo,
SSo Sso,s;more =; NO. and Bay Line: 7.0sp. m.
Baltimore pa and way stations: $50 q. me-,
hgP. CASTLE: y, s.l6 .. M. Los, e.sb p. m.
n.lavars X. H.: s.l6a. M; i.os' o.~p
sppT"l s%pa,mlnvton 4 Northern X. X: go a
An. n, and $50 p. m. Sunday except
.nn.jisware Nj up Western X. R.: 7.lb, lo.S0, am.
finn fpm m. Sunday train $40 A. M.
w rpAIys ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
Philadelphia: 12.46, 2.03, $50. $40 Q. m,
|em ,ana l9lT, l.02, 900, A.2e. b.l3, e.2b, 100,
Ia Ia il. is p. 10. On Sundays: l2AS, 2OS,
,,,I "a 10 4. M: 1875, 11.l6, p. m.
.m Na,timore 2. 81 9.@ 9.b9a. m; ~ 70, l237,
Iss s.36 p, IN. On Sundays: 2.al' q. M
Wv Washington: u hi asl, q. M: 1925, 1881,
"ssS gS6 p. m. On Sundays: 23l a. M;
~" Eew Castle: $50, 1910 .. M;
W. a,o n m, No Sunday trains.
,m delaware X. r.: $50 q. M; l2.l0, 7.lo
- Wilmington b Northern X. X: set
m. u,SO. g. rn.; and Gas p. IN.
n nelayare Western X. r.: 500 =. m,
W ~ih 500 .. IN. Sunday train 626 p. M.
,'xS ,oR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADxL~
PuIA.
.0m Hroad street and Washington avenue
va zoo. 1890, 11.46 q. M: 1.30, 500, 400
lis 900, 6.lb 9.4b. 1l.80 p. m. On Sun.
s.ys: 1.aO $50 q, M; 6.0l, 1l.30 p. n.
NM ihirtylsecond and Market streets: 100,
Is, il 50 a. m; l2.25, 100 900, 1l.ao p. m.
Ou rundays. 100. q. N
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
DRSALE.

louss No. l4l5 Delaware Avenue, with al
modern improvements.
euse No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
improvements.
Suse en- VanBureD street, between Eight
Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
ause No. 9O2 Delaware Avenue, 8 rooms.
dst No. 1l08 Walnut street.
ouse No. s13 Chestnut street.
suse No. 623 Jefferson street.
ouse No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
ases . Nos. llS0, 1882, 11A and 1lY Wal.
euse No. 1928 West Thlrd street.
yue cottage style)w with modern improve.
sand about n acre Of land, suitable for
I!scian or d summer residence. Near
Oak Station, p, w. h b. X. X.
'erV desirable farm OF 81 acres, ono mile
Mares Corner, on the State Road, II
m mlioln Railroad Station, land of the best
" ana highly cultivated, with no better
lng sites In the county.
FUR RENT.
aeuse, NO. III West Ninth street.
mouse, No. 802 Delaware Avenue.
mouse, No. 604 Spruce street.
mouse, No. 3ll East Filth street.
house No. 1916 delaware Avenue.
"anumber Of small houses in different
S'lthe city.
sneor thirteen acres of Brandywlne
hhd, In lots to suit.
,seVeral acres of Marsh on the Town.
M@a Mvyaa between the Causeway and Rel.
NM. TO LOAN.
l% ~ VI, 900, In sums Of 5000 to 81 900.
apply TO W. McCAULLEY h CO.;
,, 606 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Panama shin Canal.

A company has been formed to
carry out NJ. deLesseps' project o.
cutting a canal across the lsthmus Of
Panama, of which the protector him
self is the President. The capital
stock is 400, 900, 900 francs $3.50, ,O00,.
00W. An Office has been opened at
120 Broadway, New York, and sub
scriptions fer shares are solicited. The
company submits schedule of antici-
pated receipts after the completion of
the canal upon which promise Of
eleven per cent. dividends to the share
holder is based.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
The World GrOWing better

Bishop Simpson preached a sermon
to 5000 persons at the 10th anniver.
sary of Ocean Grove on Thursday. He
believed that ever since the death Of
our Saviour the world has been grow
ing a little better; ever since the angel
of God uttered those glorious words,
"Peacs oA earth, good will to men,"
he believed the reformation of the world
had begun. The worshiping Of visible
idols is fast passing away, and I am
waiting and earnestly praying for the
great tidal wave which will some day
sweep over the whole world and cleanse
II from all sin.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Dtd as he Was Told.

On Sunday last, Cornelius Stephens,
living near Frederica, went off to Cam
den camp meeting and left the farm in
charge of youth about sixteen years
old with the charge that if any tramps
came about to shoot them. During the
day person came across the field to-
ward the house, and sure enough he
banged away at him at about seventy
yards distant when the wounded man,
fearing for his life, and smarting under
his wounds, fled to the friendly cover Of
the woods for shelter.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Pain aarchAr.

1t is wonderful how full DR.. Simms' counte
was efPAlN SEARCHER, this morning
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all the tim
to supply the demand. So much for q goo,
and reliable remedy. All dealers in medicin
find 1t a very profitable remedy to keep, as |
has ready and extensive sale wherever 1t 1
known. 1t is certainly wonderful Pain
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Doc
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King SITS.
In Philadelphia at 602 Arch Street, wher,
dealers can be supplied. ie14-l2t
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
A LITTLE ADVICE.
by K. v. M'ELHoHK.


Well, sir, what's the trouble?
A young man like you
Should never be looking
SO awiully blue;
Put your tongue out-that's right
TITS coated in style,
You harbOr two rascals--
Blue devils and bile.
All late hours and suppers--
Ice cream and s0tt crabs
Result very sften
In white marble slabs;
What! champagne and cognac,
And absinthe, you salY
or course, you 'elt pleasant
The following day?
Rich preserves and pickles,
And oysters and clans,
Delicious CONNECTIONS,
And raspberry Jams;
Soda water and b, or,
And crackers aud cheese,
With dozen cigars
To smoke when you please.
1t won't do, my young friend,
Dyspepsla's a curse
That's iOl owed right soon
by collins and hearse;
Come down to plain living,
Avoid all display;
Here's a phial Of pills,
Take twenty q day.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
NOtlce.

Messrs. w. H. Phillips and John
Montgomery, who at one time worked
for tho Wheeler & Wilson Co., Of this
city, severed their connection from the
Office some six months ago, and have
nothing whatever to do with the office
in any respect. All orders must be sent
direct to the Office, 72S Market street,
if you wish prompt attention. J. II.
Primrose, Manager. I
Daily Republican., 1879-08-04
Hot Meeting.

MEssRs. EDIroRs Il must say q
word for that railroad gospel meeting
at the Holly Tree Inn. 1t is a place
where they hold warm hearted prayer
and experience meetings, and it is the
place TO get your soul filled with red hot
salvation right from salvation's we'll.
1t is a wonderful place to 60 to, and
think, Messrs. Editors, if you would
come down and see you would give
them good send off and encourage the
public to come with them and help
them move this ark of salvation on.-
They want everybody to come on this
(Monday) night to hear the strange
man that is going to lead that meeting
to night almost as good as Mr.. Moody,
the great reviva'ist. Come everybody.
c..