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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-07
FOR. REMIT

sssss. A nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin
H8,sa Rock to rent the season. Second floor No.
MilI 81 Asylum street, $40; 239 Congress avenue,
81. For sale-A shore house and barn, large
grounds, at Savin Rock. House has 81 rooms in first
class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, soda
fountain candy jars counters marble top tables SHOW
cases, awning, ice cream tables. A. M.-HOLMES,
je1Stf Room 8, SO Church Street.
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(;ARLL,s OPERA HOUSE.

ANTHONY AND ELLIS
Famous Ideal
UNCLE TOMS CABIN COMPANY
in the New Version Of the Greatest Work the Cen
fury. Appearance cf the Petite and Accomplished
Actress.
MISS kITTIE LOUGEEs
in her original and renowned rendition q ToPsI.
with Songs, Daocps and Banjo Solos
MAGNIFICENT CAST.
Powerful Double CornpAny-The Best In the World
Magnificent Scenic Ehects-Ths beautiful Gates
Ajar-EyA in Heaven--Famous Floating Ice
seene-The Ohio River in a show Storm
Celebrated Trick Donkey Pruno-
Thrilling bloodhound ChsEs, in
Producing eur Imported Pack of
MAMMOTH TRAISKD- SIRzHIAs BLooDHoUSDs
Positive appearance OF the hnest Band Of CoIored
Singers in th4s- Country. the Memphis University
stnaeuts- seats nov on sAls At Loomis'. Admission
25c and 25e. extra for reserved seat
APT GEORGE A sAwTs, General Agent
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dHads.
WANTED,

A THOROUGHLY competent and experienced
GEO. ALLING SON
aD7 n lg0 East Water Street.
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Au!e!2:T2!L9NN9aeLEa

an TUESDAY; April 1th, 1882, at IL e'clock noon,
~ on the premises and without reserve will be
sold at public auction to the hig est bidder the fol
lowing described building lots, situated Bond
street, be ween Columbus aud Congress avenues, 100
feet north of Columbus The plot is 80 feet
front, 80 feet rear $50 ct deep Sale positive. No
postponement on account of the weather.
ap7 At HORACE 2. HOADLEY
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Aeal Gstate.
TO RENT.
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

IA NIUGtUI0 Il GtEII1 IUT SGtIC-
d. To close the estate OF the late o. E. SeIden
Eii we offer for sale of the best farms in New
uG Haven County. 1t is situated just east of West
Rock and within three miles of the center of the city
of New Haven. 1t contains about acres and Ia in
good sta of cultivation. 1t is well adapted to all
kinds of farming is well watered, and has good sup
ply of timber for fuel and fencing purposes. The
buildings are in good repair and consist of two
story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an ice
house. two barns one 42xs2 and three stories high,
and one 38x50. The barns connected together,
and there is cellar under all. Also large carriage
rom 20xt0. Ali the buildings supplied with wa
ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company
and there is also well of water the premises For
further particulars, inquire of JOHNSON T PLATr,
No. 10 Law Chambers, Or M. H. WARREN, on the
premises.
Data a& n4rilIa saadn4
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RUCTloNHfahLES
go sa 60

SATURDAY, April 8th, at 10 a. M, at SO Crown
- street. Line goods.S Brussel and Insrain Carpets
fine Ebonizsd Parlor Suit, Brown Rep Parlor Suit
very handsome Walnut Chamber Sets, Lounges,
Painted Chamber Sets Refrigerators, Chairs tables,
and other Furniture
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G.. A. ISBELL,
Office Todds Block, cor. State and Elm Street.
EHD & a NJ

- GOOD Greenhouse with heating appara-
ARiH tus all complete, and also Iron Front Fence
MiU all complete to be sold at a very low price.
inquire at 8 Wooster Place, or at
B. MANvILLE'S Carriage Factory,
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Office open evenings. m23
Following Desirable Property for
Sale or to Rent:
TO RENT,
d., FURNISHED, For one or term of years, one
WHEEL of the inest Residences on Prospect street.
Savin Rock for the season.
FOR SALE,
AT bargain, one of the most convenient and best
built Houses in the State, also On Pros sect HILL
Two story French roof frame House, modern i'm
provements Lot 4Oxl5O, Sylvan avenue, near Howard
avenue; can be bought for one-half original cost.
rear, Sylvanavenue; must be sold at once.
Cottage frame House, rooms we'll arranged and in
good repair; bargain.
Very desirable modern House Whal1ey avenue.
Two good Houses Lamberton street.
Very desirable Building Lot Sylvan avenue, near
Howard l00xi50 most of the purchase money can
remain on mortgage for indefinite time.
Six hundred feet of Building Lots on Whalley ave-
will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage
same
Considerable Shore Property at savfn Rock.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Very pleasant House on Main street. Westville, 3
minutes from horse cars; IA grounds 100x360,
well stocked with choicest fruits; carriage house
premises; price of rent or purchase very low
Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony
Creek, shore front.
Also several places that have into our hands
by foreclosure and in settlement of estates.
MILLS & MARSDEN, Attorneys,
ma22 308 Chapel Street. City
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NOR PFNT
FOR. RENT

OAU
MssaAk FIRST Tenement, six rooms, hot air fur
EGis mace, all modern improvements, No. 102 Olive
#&s!a street. Apply at
ap7 it, 1O6 OLIVE STREET.
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FOR g ATE

.hsaA, THE HOUSE No: l57 Meadow street, contain
H5SIIs ing all modern improvements house in first
l!lI class order, fresco, painted walls, ETC., etc.;
the place is for sale at low price, and only small
amount required down; the balance remain on
nortg ge possession at any time Also corner lot on
wooster and Wallace streets suitable for nanufac-
turing purposes. For further particulars. apply to
owner j. SONNENBERG,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
,o,oo Chanel Street
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TO RENT FURNISHED.

lG@s. FOR one or a term OF years,
M..,,H TBE GALE RESIDENCE,
EEIiI on Prospec Hill. Most complete in every de-
tall and elegantly furnished. Situated on high
ground, commanding fine view. In every respect
a delightful home.
MILLS & MARSDEN, Att'ys,
3O8 Chanel Street. City.
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HOP RENT
TO RENT.


isfA4 STORE, Dwelling and large Lot corner COTE
SSiS and Sperry streets. Price $l8 per month. APP
-M4.l ply to rnv,pnu,r1uv
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TNTON ~ ALL

Is4ss FIRST floor of house 435 Elm street, corner
Eii5 Dwight street, eight rooms, modern, in goo6
EIlA order, all pleasant rooms, Price low. (OpeI
eyenings.) H. P. HuADLEY, Hoadley Building.
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FOR RENT.


skAA14 FROM May LIST, House ITO Hamilton street !;
Essii rooms, large dining and kitchen first
E!sl floor and basement good accommodations for
boarders gas and city water. apt 2t*
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ReaI Gstate.
FOR, RENT.
NOT EGE.

- A FRONT ROOM, furnished or unfinished,
EEl,, with or without board in private family
AHu price reasonable Inquire at
az or 235 GROWN STREET.
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FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS WANTED.

nF late there has been more inquiries than usual
q for Building Lots. 1t has not been confined to
any particular locality indicated that majority
of wish to be by about the same
ties and at all prices We find sale list which has
been neglected since the beginning of the financial
depression additions from all directions and
parts the city If parties owning lots which they
would like to dispose of will gise description and
price we will make effort TO realize for them.
HORACE p. HOADLEYs
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FOR SALE.

Sssa. POSSESSION My 1st-The entire second
EAiI floor of Building No. 271 Chapel street, over
MHl1l Messrs. Stevens & Brooks and A. B. Dodge Il
Co. Apply to F. A. GILBERT,
ape lot 339 Chapel Street.
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For Rent or Sale.

go, SHORE PROPERTY situated Thomas st.,
,,H near Railroad Grove, West Haven large house
ii of l8 rooms in first class condition, lot 15Ox15O
sn;fabIe for a h teI or boarding house,
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nor, RENT.
FOR RENT.

- ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth floor, Quin-
E@iH nipiac Building, No. 1913 Chapel street. Front
Ea1l room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and
freight elevator HENRY F. ENGLISH,
rns17tf go Orange street.
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no RENT.

49, WHOLE HOUSE No. 1877 State street; ga
E1iH and water and heated by furnace, and in first
lid class order; first floor sol, second floor SIT
Also first floor 1877 Henry street. Inquire of
A. NJ. HOLMES,
no7a IF go Church Street, Room g.
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- 139 Union street, to rent. Suitable for socis-
Eii ty hall or light manu- acturing purposes Price
E.L reasonable to reliable party. Open eveningsl
apt Ct H. P HOADLEY, 2 Hoad1ey Building.
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49,. NINE NICE Rooms with city water, suita-
EsH BILE for two ia miles, at BOT George St,
EaiiI up stairs also four Rooms, first floor No. 800
George street. Inquire of
J. SONNENBERG, Real Estate Broker,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-24

IN JArL.-One William Wibking. q
kind or half wittcd Young man OF Patoka
township. on Saturday last, carried q
lady's valise and q small trunk, which
did not belong to him, away from the X.
X. depot in Hnn'ingburg. lie took
them 10 his fathers farm and buried
them in . field. His father went TO
IIuntingburg Monday and inquired who
had lost such property. and told where
IL was. Constable was sent for il. and
also for William. and after an examine
ton before Esq. Harris. In which the de-
PENDANT put in plea OF insanity. the
Young man was sent 10 Castle Joseph IN
defanl; Or bail. to answer for the larceny
81 Circuit Court.
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Look OR FOR BAR0AISs.-- Mr.. Kahn
sArts % Cincinnati on Monday next 70
select from the New York purchases Of
their firm IN that city, . large stock Of
spring goods for the Jasper and Haye-
willie stores. Their New York and Gin
cInnati connections with wholesale
houses. give them peculiar advantages
IN getting the very latest styles OF cloth
Ing and dress goods, - well ~ IN regard
~ prices. While he u away he leaves
che store n Jasper IN charge or his most
efficient, courteous and attentive sales
men Messrs. Charley Kraus, jr.. and John
INK McIchior, who will ace that oil Gus
toners are promptly attended 20.
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lfyon wish 70 avoid great danger and
trouble. besides no small bin Of ex-
pense. al this season Of the year, You
should take prompt steps TO keep dis
ease from your household. The system
should be cIeansed, blood purified. stom-
ach and bowels regulated. and prevent
md cure diseases arising from Spring
malaria. We know Of nothing that will
% perfectly and surely do this a. Electric
Bitters. and 81 the trifiing cost of fift,
cents bottle.-Exch.-So by Mehrin
ger Bros. !.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. -- Mr.. Samuel f..
Kean il candidate for Road Superin-
tendcnt Of Madison township. Every
body, man. woman and child, IN that
knows "Sam." and he will get
a. much work done for the money as the
next one. and he's popular with ''young
America
Mr.. William q. Britain Il announced
as a candidate for Assessor Of Madison
township. Mr.. b. il one Of the best
judges of property in the township, o.
well a. one or the heaviest taxpayers.
He will make an excellent officer.
Mr.. Elwood Hargrave i out for As
SCISSOR or Boone. He IL Young man Of
good qualifications for The position.
Mr.. Clay Lennon il announced for
Trustee 81 Boone TIP. Mr. Lennon Is
one Of the best farmers III the township,
and will no doubt. III elected, endcavor 70
treat every man fairly in his management
Or township affairs.
Mr.. Brook Edmonston IL announced
for Road Superintendent in HARRISON.
He i well qualified for the position.
Mr.. iona Krans u 4 cand idate for As
SCISSOR or Bainbridgc TIP. iona II ener-
gctic and would make good Assessor.
Mr.. Thco.: Sondcrmann i candidate
for Assessor Of Bainbridgc township.
Mr.. Sonderman's knowledge Of The
duties acquired while he was Auditor q
the county, will be valuable a. Assessor
III elected
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WALL. PArER AID WIspow CURTAINS.
The largest and hanslsome%t stock ever
brought 10 Dubois county. has jn-t been
received for the spring trade Al the
Jasper bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann.
Papcring Is now cheaper than white
washing. Fix up your houses for Sum
mcr. Come and see my stock. ml0-3m.
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JASPER COURIER.

Mite a. Mr.. ,. N. Daniels next Mon.
day night.
The equinox Ibis week ws dccid-
edly bIustery.
The "coId spell" Ills week has given
rise 70 fears for the iruit crop.
we are informed that Dr. Digham
will remove 10 CcIe@sine early In April.
n1rMr. y. II. Pleasant will move back
% Jasper IN ipriI. 20 resume bis studies
in The law.
0>rBosh trains on the L. T.. x 81. l.
r. r. have beautiful new cars now.
which II Il 4 comfort 10 ride in.
n~rFears are expressed that the pre-
ecnt cold snap has killed most Of the
peach buds.
frOur Normal 4 already asucccss.
WHY not get an education n home and
keep the money In The county?
Esernnee and rnrisy.
ladies' Who appreciate elegance and purity u>n.
r.s r.,, s.s n. r.. s. s.'' s..ss
,usirr.
corx ron SALE. -- Eckcrt Brothcr'
have fine yellow corn for -sle NJ The City
Mills. in any quantity desired. at s. cents
4 bushel.
a. There are chances for persons
wishing 10 attend the Normal 70 obtain
board for what help they can give after
school hours.
~ Miss Emma Harvey. Of Evansville
is still visiting friends here, and i sell
ing quite number Of good books TO oul
citizens.
0rYou onght 70 hear that drumme
from Bahcock a. VeiIe's Tlay the piano
Ifhe drums our merchants n well Is b
plays he i fortune TOR that firm.
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BUCKLEN's AK MICA sALvE.

The Best Salvc IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum, Fe-
YER sores. letter. Chappcd Hands. Chill
Iains. Corns, and All skin Ernptions, and
positively cures Piles. Il j. guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price IS cents per box. For
Sale By Mehringer Bros, Jasper, Ind.
Feb. 10th, '62.--ly.
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rTVHE undersigned having leased the
i Friedman coal hank, will always
have coal on tho platform for sale %
He will deliver picked coal
any where III Jasper FOR cents bushel
or good screened coal a cents busheI.
No coal sold at the bank unless under
special contract. Orders left at che
Courier ONCE. or q a. ,. McNerncy's
will be promptly f|llcd.
TERMS -CAsH ON DELIVERY.
JOHN s. BARNETT.
Nay 9Th, lsel-iy.
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nTThe large building Of Mr.. Dein-
defer. opposite the Indiana hotel, has
been purchased. together with ten feet
front o. the lot on Jackson ST.. BY Mr.. a.
Gramels pacher, and Henry Berger and
hands have heen busy Ibis week moving
III over The lot. The Post-ofiice will be
established In Il.
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~ n somc ono m authority would
stop 4 certain class 81 boys from making
sport Of ladies on Sundays. ~ they 20 70
church. no would obliec a great many
respectable people. Our town marsbals
attention Il called 10 them.
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Com FOR SALr.-We have corn for
sale a the Union Flour Mills. At SIS cents
for yellow, and 80 cents for white, shell
Sd, and will chop II for farmers 10 feed
without extra charge.
ScHEuRIcH. Snur.rR & Go.
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I have sold my house and give posses
sion March lst. and must sell my stock
or family groceries by that time. Nerch-
ants, or others will find this chance 70
get good fresh groceries cheap.
JFSer B. KF<NrR.
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GTThe Post ofIlco was not moved this
week. &c the rain interfered with the
moving Of the building into which II X
going. Il will be moved - soon next
week as the building can be arranged.
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GIVE are sorry 20 learn that Rev,
Father PIncidus i not well enough 10
iill his appointment in Jasper next Sab.
bath. We know we but voice the gem
eral wish. when We hope he may speedily
recover his wontcd health.
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nyMr r. Fink i letting biz building
on Jackson street down 10 grade pre-
paraiory % extensive improvements on
that corner, which will be prosecuted as
soon as tho weather opens fairly.
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GTWc are informed OF the death Of
Mr.. A. r. Withers. formerly Of Jasper.
which occurred last Monday, at bis home
in Evansville. lie held q life policy for
$1,000 in an indianapolis company.
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FiGHr.-A man AZ The Court-housc
Yesterday was spelling Tor fight. His
bile was OVERLOOKING with bitterness II
nc had went 70 Mchringcr Bros. and got
. bottle Of DR.. HuI-ccc's Bowel and Liver
Regulator and used Il, he wouldn't have
made fool or himself. 4.
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cn0 week Ii your Own town. Is Outfit free
required w viii furnl<h yoa everything. Many are
making fortunes. Ladies' make much a. men. and
boys and riri< make great pay Reader. n xon want :
husine>- al which you make great pay ~ the time
you work. write Cor particulars ~ n. HNtrr Co..
Portland, Name. Jan. ~. 1s41-1ys
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~ Rev. Wolfe's talk 70 the pupils 81
the public school was the means Of
bringing out several practical questions
about Ocean travel and teleeraphy. The
pupils desire another visit. Rev. Wolfe.
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MISCHIEF Some bad boys, who viii
likely get into worse thing II moi check
ed BY their parents. broke some or the
street lamps. and d1ubed houses with
mud on Saturday night. Shame, boys !.
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~ And now comes Mr.. August
Schuetter. and says that ifany one can
beat the good looks or Bis II pound boy
he would like 10 see the hoy
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Trains and daily. with through Parlor car be-
tween Evansville and Indianapolis.
Trains 3 and run daily. with Woodruff elegant
Slespers between Evansville and Chicago.
Trains and run daily except sunday.
Trains ana connect a. r.. Branch for Owsnsvis and
q. .. GRAMMER. General Pass As's.
CO.. HEPBURN. Superintendent.
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En,ron Corarrn. The friends cf Mr.. cHnfsTi&~ Rr-
rnrn are going run him f0r Trustee Of Boone Town
ship and ak All 81 favor y, economical atrini~tra
lion N ths affairs ~ the township 70 vote for him.
PorufI.
w corrrr Please snrnrnre CLAY LrMxnN. - .
candidate fur the ocs of Trustee q Boone Township
Assessor Boone Township.
rfwoor HsreE.xr sa candidate for Assessor Of Boone
township u ne April election
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT or BOONE TP.
Fk.~g rr,er<xn IA will ~ candidate Tor super
intendsnf ~ koeds IN Boone Township.
Ma rpfrun Please announce Mt R,cEknp v. Mn
rrsx - candidate for Road snpsrinf enfent ~ Boone
Township, and obiige AAsS NorEHs
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We are su'horfsed N announce JnH~ T.. ORR :
candidate fpr Assessor ~ Harrison township.
Road Superintendent Harrison Township.
JOIN sCHOTT viii Be candidate for Rned snrerin-
tentsn' n fIsshisor township the April election.
RazIf. n. T. EDN0SSTON Is candidate Tor SUPER.
intsnien 81 Roads 81 Harhson township - the Apri
election.
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oGeers q " elected Justices efthe Ieeec.
Assessors and Constable..
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TRrsrEE BAISBHIDoE TOWNSHIP.
Nj. Josrrs Nori1r y . candidate for e-eiecicn q
Township Trustee % Rainbrdge township.
Assessor Bainbridge Township.
We az authorized % Announce Ion< NEifnios, Sr.
- candidate for Assessor Of Hainhriige township
kwrpory KRArs u candidate for Assessor n
B 'inhrie township ~ The April eieciien
THEODORE soNrERNASN 4 Z cand date Tor A.
essor 81 Eanbridgs township a the April election
ron srPrRY<TF~I,F~T or ROADS IN
BAf>FEiDGE TOWNSHIP.
We are authorizes 10 announce NJ. IoHx lrEgrn - \
candidate for Road superintendent of faiihridee Up
JACOB rrpGrR. Va. u a candidate nv Road super
ntsndent " cambridge township a q April ~ecton
R.P.HApNFp ~fu " cand'dsts fov Superintendent
% Roads ~ EsintrItss township q he April election
For Constable o. nainhridEe Township
Ns wuukn rrrcrsxr 4 4 candidate for Constable
" nsinbridge township - the April election