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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-11-16
Goodnight 10 Cameron.


The one grand and significant fact of
this eleclion--the lesson that Il teaches,
aud the grand truth that it proclaims
is that Cameronism has had its day.
INF infamous system Of political and
administrative jugglcry that has dis
honored the Commonwealth for twenty
years-deSraded its science corrupted
It's franchise, and demoyalized its poll
ticS-has been driven to dishonored
grave.
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RncElen'S Arnica. Sa.lVA.

The best Salve In the world for Outs,
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by G. G..
Messenger.
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REGISTER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing account will be presented mt
tie next term Of the Orphans Court
for confirmation:
/. The account OF John Moyer, ad-
ministrator Of the Estate OF Isaac
Coleman, late of Horton township.
Elk county, deceased.
2. The Account of J. j. Thompson
guardian OF VIM. A. and Sarah e.
4ardley.
FRED. scndaNING, Register.
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FRANK JAMES, SURRENDER.

AGENTS WANTED for the Illus
!rated Lives and Adventures of Frank
aud Jesse JAMES and the Younger
Brothers, the noted Western Outlaws.
BY Hon. j. i. Ducus, ph. d. A. true
and thrilling account OF their bold op-
erattons for 20 years, in as many States
and Territories, with graphic tlescrip-
tions Of the death of Jesse, the sur
render OF Frauk, and the pTeliminar-
les Of his trials on a score of indict-
ments for Murder and Highway Rob
berry. Pro,Usely illustrated, with en-
cravings of the outlaws as BOYS and
men, their young wives and little chill
dren, the Ford boys and 60 other en-
gravcd from actual photographs.
A BONANZA FOR AGENTS! Send
for fell particulars and be convinced
that this Is the most salable aud profit
able book published, or, to save timo.
send 30 cts. at once for canyassipr
book and state your choice Of town.
ship. Outfit and sample copy sent
prepaid for 81 50. Address, n. D,
TH0MPaoN & Co., Publishers, \. W,
Cor. SCh and Broadway, New York.
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Here W. Are.

Masonic Hall Building ready to sup
ply you with anything in the line of
Stoves, Hardware, Tin ware, Lamp
goods &C., Leave your orders for
tin ware, stove repairing &C., as usual
they will receive prompt attention.
w. S. SERVICE, agent
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NOTICE.

Cohen, Bro. d5 Brownsteine, proprie-
tors Of the New York store, would re-
spectiully announce to the public that
the report that has been circulated OF
late in regard to their removal from
town is not tlUe. On the contrary, we
are here, and expect to remain in
Ridgway u good many years and con-
tinue to sell goods chenpcr than eucr.
Our stock is new and conplele-all
the latest novelties in the market.
Call and examine orr stock and be
convinced that we are headquarters FOR
dry goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, etc. We will be able to quote
you prices in week or two. Cur
stock is full and complete in all its
branches.
COHEN, Bro. & DEowEsTEINE,
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an ap.
plication will he made TO the Governor
Of the State Of Pennsylvania, under
an act Of Assembly of the common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, entitled, IAN
Act to provide for the Incorporation
and Regulation of certain corpora
tions," approved April -, 1874, and tie
supplements thereto. for the charter
of an intended corporation to be called
THE y EN YORK IRON AND
STEEL CGMPAN y the character and
object whereof is 10 mine and Drepare
for market, or for their own use and
consumption, coal, iron ore and other
minerals, and to manufacture iron and
steel, or any other metal, or either
thereof, in all shapes ana forms, and
either of these metals exclusively or
in combination with other metals.
orWith wood, ,and to transport all Of said
articles or any OF them to mark ct, and
to dispose OF the same, and for these
purposes, 10 have, POSSESS and enjoy
all the rights, benefits and privileges
of the said Act o. Assembly and its
supplements.
LUCOEE 6; BARLEY,
Solicitors.
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Elk County Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS, the Hon. VIM. D.
brown, President, Geo. Ed. Weis and
u. o. Messenger, Associate Judges of
the Court Of Common Pleas, and jus
tees of the Common Pleas, md JUS
tices Of the Court of Quarter Sessions,
and Orphans Court, and Court OF
Oyer and .rerminer, and General Jail
Delivery, for the trial Of CAPITAL and
other Oftenses in tie County Of Elk
by their preCepJs 10 me directed, have
ordered II Court OF Common Pleas. q
Court of Quarter Sessions, Orphans
Court of Oyer and rcraliner, and
General Jail Delivery, to he holden at
Ridgway, in and for said county of
Elk on the THIRD MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER, 1882, being the goth
day Of the month, to continue one
week. Notice is hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and
Constab les of Elk county, that they
are by these presents commanded to
be then and there in their proper per
sons, at 10 O'clock A. Nj. OF said duv,
with their rolls, records and inuuisi
tons, and other rcmbeiamces, to do
those things which TO their offices an
pertain to be done, and thatsall JUS
tices Of said county make returns of ali
recoSni2auCes entered into before them
to the Clerk Of the Courts, as per Act
Of Assembly passed May Sth. 1884, and
those who are bound by their recoy.
nlzanccs, to prosecute the prisoners
that are or shall be in the jail Of the
,aid county OF Elk, and then and
there 10 prosecute against them as
shall be just.
THOMAS SULLIVAN, Sheriff.
AFr IN l.
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Hamilton, Greenback candidate for
Senator in Clarion 458 and in Forest 7
Hall majority overall is 2l06,
The return Judges for the district
met at Ridgway last Tuesday, and
were as follows:
Cameron, J. N. Judd; Clarion, Jno.
j. Brown Forest, p. NJ. Clark, Elk,
j. w. Taylor.
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Value Of ADVERTISING.

A law suit of curious interest is in
progress in Buffalo. The Bronnel
Bros, were advertising their clothing
in the Buffalo Courier across the ton
of the telegraph page, and had a con-
tract for the space. Recently, when
new type was put on the paper, the
make up'' was changed, the telegraph
news being transferred to the first
page. The advertisers insisted that
the advertisement should be transferred
also. The publishers refused and
Offered the advertisers $1,000. They
declined, and have instituted n suit
for $4,000 damages. This is an indi-
cation of thevalue they put on advertis-
ing. Moreover, the publishers can af-
ford to pay "a handsome sum should the
verdict be against them, since the cloth
iers will be obliged to show the extent
OF damages done from the loss OF adyer-
tising. This is the first time, we be-
lieve, that such an issue has been
raised in court, and the result will be
eXpectantly awaited. OF course the
damage claimed, $4,000, is excessive.
But the difference between the cost of
an ad. and the verdict must be the
measure of the profits of advertising
Judicially determined. That is the
essence of the suit and, the bigger the
verdict against the Courier, the
greater must be reckoned its worth as
an advertising medium.
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NOTICE.


In the Court Of Common Pleas for the
Comfy Of Eyb, Noe. Term, l8S2.
Notice is hereby given that an APP
pltcation will be made to the said
Court oD Thursday, Nov. %, A. ID.
1882, ut Ridgway, Pa, under the act of
Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to
provide for the Incorporation and
Regulation Of certain Corporations"
approved April 20, 1874, and the sup
pipments thereto, for The Charter Of
an intended Corporation to be called
First Congregational Cuurch OF
RtdgWay, Pa" the character and
object whereof is the support of public
worship, the support OF any bonero
lent, charitable, educational, OF mis-
sionaIy undertaking, ana for these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy
all the rights, benefits, aud priv
ileges of the said Act Of Assembly and
its supplements.
w. S. HANyBLEN, Solicitor
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4 Climb Of Peril.
From the New York Tribune

Il
A ragman, so drunk he could not
walk straight, performed the surpris-
ing feat Of climbing to the top of q
steeple III Lewistown, Me, by means
of ladders which the painters had left
unguarded while they Were at dinner.
The performance seemed to afford him
an agreeable eXhilaration, but to the
people in the street below it was pain
lul i'll the extreme. He swayed from
side to side, occasionally stopping to
shout and wave his hat while he held
on with one had. Having satisfied
his ambition by touching the cross at
the top of the steeple, he began the
still more perilOus descent. When he
was part way down two men went up
to help him, and having, by their as
sistance, reached the ground in safety,
he staggered of with u delirious howl
of eXultation.
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JOHN THOMPSON.

.CLate Of Corsica jefferson county, Physf-
clan and Surgeon. Ohcc IN rear Of Messen-
gers Drug store.
RelcrCnce--li. \. jerks, w. P jerks, w.
W, Corbctt. Crs. Lawson Balmen and G. NJ.
MatSon; of 8rn0kvillc; Dr. lrJwn, of Troy .
r. RulOlson, StrattanVillc.
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MARRIAGES..

l..
Grants Mills, Pa, to Miss Renna ],
Grant, of Siegel, Jefferson county,
Pa.
ARIRD-AXrELL-At the residence OF
the pride's parents Nov. 8, 1882. by
Rev. A. S. Goodrich, Prof. G.. D.
Arid, Pennington. Pa, Superiu
tendent ofschools of Warren county,
to Miss Emma p. Axtell daughter
of DR.. A. G. AXtell, of youngstown,
| Pa.
The presents We're numerous and
more than usually valuable.
Election is over and we are all
glad of it,
Mrs. D. S. Luther has been very
sick for several days.
Monday was rainy and cold, with
slight sprnkling of snow.
Don't forget the dance at Hyde's
Opera House, Nov. Goth, 1882, Music
by Miller's Quadrille Band.
William Gillian, West Chester,
while in the act of ramming some
shot in gun with an iron rod, On
Tuesday, the gun went off the shot
entering the young gunner's right
hand, injuring him seriously.
One of the sweetest-looking girls
of Missouri dislocated her shoulder
the other day by kicking at a cat
Missouri girls can kick higher than
any other brand of girls we know OF.
The Elk County Teachers Insti-
tute will meet in Ridgway on Dec. l8,
l0S2. 1t is expected that Daniel
DougheTty, the silver tongued orator,
OF Philadelphia, will lecture some
evening during the session of the in
stitute.
A Chicago minister makes note
Of the fact that he has never seen a
lady reading Il newspaper in u street
car. Well lie has never seen Il lady
smoking on car platform either. 1t
simply goes to show chat lady is not
gentleman.
Mrs. j. Rees has moved into the
Farley building, east of Halls brick.
and is now opening up large stock of
winter goods. Ladies' trimed hats a
speciality. a lot OF goods slightly dam
aged by the fire will be disposed of at
IL bargain.
Thursday last OH McFadden's con-
tract near Blue Rock one Swede was
killed and two wounded. The men
were at work undermining a large
tree, when the boss announced the
dinner hour. They all ran without
paying any attention to the tree which
fell with the above disastrous result.
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"A few more subscribers would be
appreciated at this office, We have
room on our books for several more.
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Slammed Envelones.

Owing TO q new contract. made by
the postoiiicc department, stamped
envelopes will he sold to the public
after the first Of January next at re-
duction Of about ten per cent ON the
present prices. The letter sizes of the
envelope will be sold at $1.80 pe~
thousand in addition to the postage.
The department has Also arranged to
print special return request notices
upon the envelopes, without addi-
tional charge, when ordered in quanti-
ties of 1000 or more. The department
states that it is fact not generally
known, thatsstamped envelopes, when
spoiled through misdirection or other
causes, can Ge exchanged for postage
stamp Of the samede nomination at the
nearest pnstOiiice. Eek.
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1T. lga9D ~. q.
OFFICE III HALLS BRICK BUILDING.
OFFICE HOURS to0 4. NJ.
2.ATP. NJ.
I " =. d.
EYl3G HCGSE.
w. II. 9CNNAM, Proprietor,

Ridgway, Elk county, Pa.
Thankful for the patronage hereto
fore 50 iiberally bestowed upon him,
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the Omfort and con-
vcuience OF guests, to merit q cOntinu-
nnCC OF the same. oct3069
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Business Cards.
SSf4. & a'CaULEY

ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Office in new brick building, Maip
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v3-t
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Vote for Senator.

Following is the official count for
State Senator in this district:
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&. o. Nno@auEE. n. D

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE HoURs.--From TO l2 n. m., to s
ana to p. IN. Residcnce-Oilice az resi-
dcnce, opposite Elk County Bank, Main
street.
CALLS DAY ON NIGHT PROMPTLY
ATTENDED.
-, Il fair share Of the peoples patronage so
licityd.
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gao. q. RATH5ua

AIIOHN ~ I -AI-DAW w.
Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa
Particular attention given to the
examination of titles, also to patents
and patent cases.
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3. y. gAH1SyEAL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over twenty five years Practice.
Office on Main street, Ridgway. Pa,
opposite the B0gprt House. Office
hours from TO and 2 to 3, z. n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-26
The Fusion FilxIe at Portland.

The meeting held by the fusionists at City
Hall, Portland, Monday evening. was fizzle.
Plaisted pleaded sickness and was absent,
though in town. Dane was absent. Ladd
and Thing did the principal part Of the
speaking and nearly emptied the hall before
they got through. There were but 500 pres
emf at the opening, and half of these had lie fl
before Thing cl, sed his remarks. \ special
to the Boston Herald says:
The grand opening rally of the Democratic
Greenback campaign which was advertised
TO come off tonight at City Hall, proved to
be a lamentably tame affair, and just escaped
being "A fizzle. Unfortunately for both parties,
this has oeen the hottest day of the season,
and this evening, though somewhat cooler.
the temperature was not such as would indace
a large audience to assemble in City Hall and
listen even to the array of talent that was
advertised to speak There is great contrast
between the opening of this campaign and
that of two wears ago, for then on the hottest
nights. whichever party, republican, demo-
cratic or greenback advertised meeting.
CITY Hall was crowded with an enthusiastic
and earnest audience. But this year at the
opening meeting an audience of not over 300,
including a few ladies', was scattered over the
hall. The speaking was advertised to begin
promptly at eight o'clock, but the audience
was so small that it was thought best by some
of the leaders to adjourn: but others Thought
different, and their judgment prevailed.
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MONMOUTH.


Hay is being got in excellent condition.
Farmers have no cause for complaint as to
weather. The past week large amount of
grass has been cut.-Potato bugs are not as
numerous as last year, but Paris green is in
fair demand yet.-The excursion train to Ma
rinocook that was reported a daily is
semi-weekly instead. The information that
IT was to be daily came from a railroad en-
ployee, but | think the arrangement was
changed. Wednesday and Saturday are the
days.-H. A. Owen and wife of Boston. have
been spending few days with his father
Miss Abbie Clifford who is teaching in Mas
sachusetts is at home on a vacation. The
congregations at both churches were some
what surprised Sunday 10 see the preacher
from the other church take his place in the
desk. private arrangement ha been made
for an exchange by the pastors, which gave
general satisfaction. A very good feeling
exists between the enthusiastically even
ing there was quite gathering at the house
of NJ. J. Metcalf to witness the opening of
night blooming cereus. The flower was not
large, but very perfect. Monmouth cheese
was out last week which weighed when made
five weeks ago sc pounds. 1t had shrunk but
two pounds, was of very rich color and was
pronounced good by nearly all who tried it.
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Independent Conference.

II is reported that the adjourned meeting OF
the Independents so called met at one of the
pariors Of the Preble House yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The names of several we'll
known gentlemen were mentioned as having
been presen; and in order TO test the truth OF
the statement reporter of the Press called
on each of them. Every man denied the truth
of the report.
Hon. William W. Thomas said he was not
at the meeting. neither should he be in favor
Of such movement now at least. He didn't
think it would be called the year for such a
movement. While Mr.. Thomas thought there
were a great many admirable features that
had been mentioned in connection with an In
dependent stand, he thought the Boston Ad-
vertiser had stated the situation very clearly.
Mr.. Thomas thought when, if ever, he did
take part in an Independent movement it
would be one to make itself felt.
Ex-United States Marshal b. r. Murray
was not registered at any of the hotels, as far
as ascertained, although his name was men
toned. and he was probably not in the city.
Ex-Marshal Marble was not in the city yes
terdav, and it is not believed he is in the
movement.
Ex- Sheriff f. n Perry denied his presence
on the occasion.
J. NJ. Stone of Kennebunk, may have been
present. He was in town and has been nam
ed as a sympsthizer. Mr.. Stone is a can
didate for Congress on the Eustis temperance
ticket.
Mr.. LIB. Chapman NAV have been present.
He stated frankly to the reporter last Friday
that the meeting announced for that day adj
journed till Monday in order to hear from
certain gentlemen and therefore il is prob
able he was at the meeting yesterday
The prevalent opinion among those who
have been quoted as in sympathy with an In
dependent movement comedies with that ex-
pressed by Mr.. Thomas, and also that it will
not, this year at least. receive any encourage
ment to speak OF. These gentlemen are all
men of character and would scorn TO say
they were not participants in such a move
ment if they we're Portland Press, 25th.
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a Dill OF great interest to the people passed
the House of Representatives on Friday
which will undoubtedly become a law thi,
session OF Congress. The need of some de-
vice to take the place of the fractional
currency has been keenly felt since inc TO-.
sumption of specie payment. for the purpose
VI aiming the people in paying small bills
une AZ distance at a small expense Prac-
,iea'iv the only way "f paving these li,rle
niiis mas en- to send postage stamps The
VII rethfdies the matter and also gives the
public some needed improvements in the
Money Order system of the Post Office
Department. IL provides for the issue of
Postal notes for sums less than Ave
dollars to meet want which has long been
strongly felt. The fee for the issue of a
postal note Is TO be three cents and the note
~ 10 De payable to nearer at the money order
once from which it is issued or at the Office
DESIGNATED by the person who procures it,
such note will become invalid three months
from fhe date If its issue, but a duplicate
may be obtained by payment of an additional
Zee of three cents The bill also modifies
tht lees tor the issue of money orders, and
establishes new rates as follows: for orders
not exceeding $40. 5 cents: for orders ex-
ceeding so and not exceeding sl5, 10 cents :;
for orders exceeding SIS and not exceeding
$50, 10 cents; for orders exceeding $50 and
not exceeding $40, 20 cents: for orders ex-
ceeding $40 and not exc eding $50, % cents );
Tor orders exceeding $50 and not exceeding
sou, 30 cents; for orders exceeding $50 and
not exceeding so, 81 cents; for orders ex-
ceeding $40 and not exceeding $50 40 cents ::
for orders exceeding $50 and not exceeding
500, 40 cents; no order is to be issued for a
sum exec eding 800. Heretofore $50 was
the limit Of money order. We are informed
by Postmaster Manley that the using CT
postal notes. which has been urged upon the
Department very strenuously by our post
master, will add very greatly to the receipts
Of this post office owing to the vast number
OF stamps received BY mail by Messrs. Allea
and Vickery.
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The following are the transfers of real es-
tate in Kennebec county, as recorded at the
Office Of Register of Deeds, for the week
ending July 22d:
AuGusTA,-E. W. whitehouse, Of Augusta, TO
Augu-a-
CHINA -Fmma A. Ward Of Boston. Mass, to
sarah + Ward Of China hall of two lors Of land In
China, consideration. $50.
GHELsEA--StephSn Cobb Of Chelsea, 10 Eliza A.
DOR OF same plas e. lot Of land in hel-sa cousid r
siion. eli5.-Aiien wrigh, Of CHELSEA TO { has W
Drake of sane aiaee. lot of land in Chelsea con-
alteration. %.
tARMryGDALE--ftas.T 7. Rice Of Californis 10
sarah +. Higgins of Farmip Rdae. lot Of land and
huliiings thereon in FaImingdsie, consider alton,
&35-
GARDINER -Greenlief $. Rogers of Gardiner. 70
Hsfli- } Day Of same city, land and building. in
Ca diner, 500 and other considerations
lIrCHfIELD.-Timothy Tibtetr. OF Litchfieid 70
Ef- SINAI! Of zane town, lot of land in Litcifi.ld
con liberation. elz6o.
Nr. VERNON Charles ". Cressy Of NJ, Vernon
to B-rs+y Ann z. arl Of same n lot of lana and
buildings thereon, in Mt Vernon, consideration
Sfi-.
PITTsToS-Daniel r. Marston of Pit,ston 10 Jul,.
NJ Fields of same town. lot OF land In Pit,ston eou
side alton, t100.
kEADFIELD.-James {. Narson of R4sdneId 10
Nancy wilkins Of Wilton, land in Readfield, cob
sid-ra;ion, t10Ob.
wATEgvILLE WIN II. Nichols of Calai. to j.
n Wood of Lewiston, lot of land in wa,eryille
confederation, 5000 t'eo. A Phillips of Wa'ervile
to hos. j. Emery Of same town. land and buildings
In W afersiile, consideration, e24O0
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Some miscreant put Paris green in 5.
CIark's hav.-The light of Fairfield's fire
was seen here.-There were showers here on
the e2d, and the hay-makers were busy on
SUNDAY the 23d. Rev. G. w. Howard had
fair congregation. however. - Temperance
meeting at West Athens in the afternoon
conducted by Elder Condor, and addressed
nv s v Loring of Boston.-A L. wade, I.
II. Smith and George and Edward ware nave
gone fshing.-Mrs Phillips Wentworth is in
town-Dr A. A. Holmes of Come sticut, and
Josiah Fellows of Boston are visiting their
relatives her..-T. +. Judd and wife Of
Springfield. Mass. made visit at ). r.
Uolmans'. The directors of the 5. A. X
r. have a meeting at Madison Lower Mills
the 29th inst. ".