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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14
PERnYNANs, Md, August 18th, 1885.


M. JhO. j. Alexander, Bel Air, Nd!
DEAR SIR: used the Diamond State Super
Phosphate, made by Lord & Polk, of Odessa Del
aware, last fall, on wheat, alongside of another
popular brand of Phosphate, said to contain four
teen hundred pounds of bone per ton. The land
upon which the other fertilizer was used was in
much the best condition and the wheat was sown
earlier. The Diamond State was used on tomato
ground. had five bushels more wheat per acre
where / used Diamond State than where used
twenty acres of wheat this fall l have used Dia-
mond State long enough to see the results on
grass and am thoroughly pleased, some of mine
where used it being as good this year as have
ever seen growing in my life, yielding me three
tons per acre. THOs Il. KIRBY
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ROCK RUN ITEMS.

The festival held on theOld Camp Ground, on
the goth, Both and 3lst of Jaly, was well attend
ed and was great success. Some of the candi-
dates gave us call. and patronized us freely for
which they have our thanks. The profits are
very gratifying.
We had very fine rain in this section, last
week, doing very little damage compared to
elsewhere. The corn has been blown down and
some washes made. The grass fields are starting.
The farmers busy blowing. The primaries pass
ed of quietly. We polled large vote, and the
results are satisfactory, as we cannot have every
thing our own way. H.
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Local option was defeated at an election
in Charles county, Nd, on the 4th instant,
the vote being 1851 for license and SOB
against. The law provided that if any dis
trict voted for prohibition it should be effect
i've, Every district voted against it. Many
OF the temperance men seem to have regard.
ed the proposed law with little favor, on ac-
count ofthe district provision. Charles coun-
ty, last fall, gave Blaine 259 majority and Hol-
ton III majority
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

The board of examiners appointed by
Congressman Frank 4. Shaw TO conduct the
competitive examination for the vacant cadet.
ship at West Point, report that they examn'
ed seventeen applicants and name VIM. L.
Kenly, Jr., of Baltimore county, as the one
who passed the best examination, and G. H.
Forest, of Carroll county, as next best. Mr..
Shaw has accordingly named Mr.. Kenly for
appointment.
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CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR
II A u IL & \

Persons in need of supply of pure water for
House and Farm Purposes, Stationary Boilers,
&C., can be furnished with TUBULAR WELL
at reasonable rates, and with advantages much
in advance of the old method. Old dug wells that
have failed can be drilled deeper. and good SUP
ply of water obtained. The best Pumps for drill
ed and dug wells constantly on hand. For fur
Their particulars prices, terms, &C., address
8 2A. E JAMES X. BROWN & SON.
14aug3mf Delta, York Co Pa
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John Roach having failed to complete
the new steel cruisers in the time required by
contract, and having stopped work on
them, Secretary Whitney has taken charge of
them, under stipulation in the contract, and
will have them completed at Roachs expense.
Things are evidently on business footing in
the Navy Department. ......
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Feeding Stock.

Feeding stock cattle through the winter has
proven of late years very profitable Turn all
your Fodder, Corn Glover Hay, &C., into Beef.
TO secure the best results, good, pure water,
as well as the feed, should be near at hand.
BY the use of the Remington Double Action Force
the barn, between the stalls. if preferred. Henry
s. King Sons, of Baltimore, are putting in these
pumps at small cost to the purchaser and a saw
ing of many times their cost Is soon made in saw
ing time, insurance. &c., as they are invaluable in
case of fire. They send descriptive circulars to
all who apply for them
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PROPOSALS FOR .-.....
L BUILDING SCHOOL HOUSE.

Obice Board School Commissioners.
Bel dir, dug. 11M, 1885.
Proposals will be received at this office up to
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2ad, 1885,
At IL o'clock, NJ,
For building NEW SCHOOL HOUSE in the
Fourth Election District. TO be located In
school district No. Is. at point to be selected by
the School Commissioners. LIZ.
Lumber for the above house will be hauled
from the nearest railroad station to the site, free
of cost, and stone for foundation will be deliver
ed on grounds free of cost.
Contractor will be required to give bond to the
Board for the faithful compliance with his con-
tract and pust submit the name of his bondsmen
with his Ia.
Specifications and working drawings can be
seen at this office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
sll bids. By order,
NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
14au Secretary.
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MIR, A. s. Abel, the veteran editor and
proprietor of the Baltimore Sun, celebrated
his 10Th birthday, on Monday, at Atlantic
City, New Jersey. He was the recipient of
kindly congratula tons from Marylanders
who were there, ard prominent journalists
and others in all parts of the country sent
him their good wishes by telegraph.
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Fair play and no favor, seems to be
the motto at Washington Secretary of
War Endicott has been changing army off,
GERS around, 80 that those who have for
years been in the easy and comfortable places
must exchange them with their less fortunate
companions in arms. The order, it is said,
has aroused much enthusiasm in the army
and doubtless will bring about greater
state of efficiency in that department.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

Ayers Sarsaparilla ia designed for those who
need medicine to purify their blood, build t6etn
up, increase their appetite. and rejuvenate their
meets this want. 1t touches the exact spot. Its
record of forty years is one of constant triumph
over disease.
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LNAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-A Fair and Festi-
l. val will be held by the Ladies of st Ignatius'
Church, Hickory, commencing on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1885,

and continuing Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, 10Th, 10th and 2lst inst. DINNER AND
SUPPER will be provided each day Ice Cream
and other Refreshments will also be offered for
sale, together with large variety of useful and
ornamental articles. Some unusual attractions
have been prepared for the pleasure of those who
may attend. Tau
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The FLOOD IN DEER CREEK.-Mr. VIM. T.
Clark says that the flood of August Sd, 1885,
was by actual measurement, feet and inches
higher in Deer Creek than the floods of August
10Th, 1867, and October 4th, 1869, as appears
from record kept by his father, the late Bar
net j. Clark, formerly County Surveyor. The
Hood Of 1867, according to Mr. Clarks record,
was from 20 inches to feet higher than any he
mad ever witnessed in Deer Creek, and the flood
OF 1859 was two feet higher than the above.
The late flood was Therefore more than feet
higher than any flood witnessed by Mr.. Clark.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

q --Judge Crane, of the Circuit Court of st.
Mary's county, recently put the names of IA
colored men in the jury box, for the Septem.
Der court, of whom three were drawn to
serve as Jurors. ..-------...-..- ------ IL
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Capt. W. A. Hil Locust Vale. Madison Co.,
Va says he used Powell's Fertilizers last fall, on
double the amount of money, on land of same
grade, using the same quantity 900 lbs. to the
acreD The Powell's gave entire satisfaction do
ing better than the higher priced articles. Write
to Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Nd.
Save Insurance by having Remington
Force Pump.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register
Administration on the personal estate of
ABRAM CORBIN,
late OF Ohio, deceased All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby motif
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof,
on or before the 18Th day Of February, 1886,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. att
Given under my hand and seal, this l2th day
of Augut, 1886.
l.g ...- JOHN &. YOUNG, r
! 14au Administrator.
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PROPOSALS FOR
L PAINTING SCHOOL HOUSES.

office Board School Commissioners, [
Bel dir, Nd, Aug. 1lut, 1885. {
Proposals will be received at this office up to IL
o'clock, NJ, on Saturday, August ed, 1885, for
painting the outside OF the following named
school houses:
No. 2-1st District-Harford Furnace.
o.2-3d District-Faston. a.a
No. 12-4th District-Summit Hall. E.
Each house to receive two coats of Lucas
Tinted Gloss Paint. The work when finished to
be subject to inspection by the Board and to be
paid for In cash when accepted
Further particulars can be obtained by app!i-
cation to the Secretary.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. BY order, ..---
NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
14au H.. Secretary. .
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LNSTRAY NOTICE.-Hdrford County, to Wit.
IL hereby certify that Thomas G. Kearns. of
Hartford county, made oath before me, the sub
scriber. one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for the said county this 24th day of July, in the
year 1886, that there arc estrays trespassng upon
his enclosures, described as follows: One White
Sow and one Spotted Sow.
Given under my hand, rE
JOHN o. STEARNS, J. p. .
The owner of the above described property is
requested to come forward, prove property. pay
'jnsi % any 'D "NS ' THOMAS @. KEARNs. =
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A COMMISSION DE LUNATICo.- A commission
OF de lunatico inquirendo has been issued to en-
quire into the sanity of Richard Wright, of the
Fourth district. Mr.. Wright has for some
time past exhibited symptoms of alteration of
mind and his friends have been compelled, with
reluctance, to take steps to have him cared for
at some institution where cure may be effect.
ed, if possible.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

The complaint among many Democrats
has been, that Notwithstanding the people
last fall voted for change the Republicans
continue to hold the offices, can no longer
be made of the Postoflice department. The
removals of postmasters, since the new ad-
ministration went in, number over 5000
First Assistant Postmaster General Steven.
son having made, for the short time he has
been in, 800 changes a day. He is said to be
just getting his hand in. Comparatively few
changes have yet been made in MARYLAND
probably because the Republican postmasters
here are not as offensive partisans" as they
are in some other places. offensive parti
sanship" appears to constitute certain and
speedy ground for dismissal.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

TRANSACTIONS IN LIVE STOCK At CHURCH
VILLR, for the week ending August Sth
James sawdon, Jr, purchased Is head fat cat.
Tile as follows From Geo. B. Silver, head
from James Kenly, head from VIM. Woolsey,
4 head from DR.. David Harlan, heifer, and
from John Tayson l cow. These cattle were all
driven to Aberdeen and shipped to Wilmington,
Del
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

President Cleveland, on Monday, issued
proclamation ordering the removal of
fences from the public lands. The cattle
men have unlawly enclosed large tracts of
public lands in the western States and terri
tories, to the exclusion of settlers and others
who have as much right to the pastures as
they, and the evil has grown to gigantic
dimensions. President Cleveland has accord.
ingy taken the bull by the horns and says
the fences must come down. The public
lands are for the people of the United States
and not for the cattle barons, no matter how
much they may contribute to Republican
campaign funds
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

The FUNERAL OF JOEL Cook. who died at his
residence Cooksville, on Tuesday of last week,
took place at Darlington Cemetery on Friday last
Mr., Cook had been sick for considerable time
lie was nearly "A years of age, and leaves two
brothers and and two sisters; also five sons, the
eldest being married and residing in the State of
New York, and two daughters, who with their
four single brothers lived with their father
Inc funeral was largely attended, The speak
ers upon the occasion were John Mall, of Phlla-
delphia, and Geo. l.. Scott, of Darlington, both
OF the Society of Friends. The pail bearers
were Joseph Edge, Isaac II. Thompson Frank
lin A. Ridout, Thomas Dever, Benjamin Noble
and E. M. Allen, ST.. Mr.. VIM. II. H. White
ford was the undertaken.
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MOODS MEETING AT HOPEWEII, M

MOODS MEETING AT HOPEWELl. Nj.
w y. CHURCH.-Susqu Circuit will
hold meeting in the grove adjoining the Hope
with Love Feast at 8 O'Clock in the morning
Preaching at 10Y A. M, 81 and * p. NJ. Chill
dren's meeting at p. M. If the weather is ia
vorable the meeting may be continued in the
grove each evening during the week.
The Hopewell Church is now being repaired in
side and will be ready for reopening in a few
weeks. w. d. LITSINGER, Pastor,
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EXCURSION TO DRUID HILL PARK-The ex-
cursion the NJ K. Sunday School, Bel Air,
to Druid Hill Park, which was interrupted by
the damage to the Maryland Central Railroad
by the freshet, is now announced to take place
August 2lst. A special train will leave Bel
Air at O'Clock. Tickets heretofore sold for
this excursion will be good Oh the 2lst.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
An Open Letter.

The Rev. George harrison will preach at his
old charge. at Bethel Presbyterian Church, on
Sabbath nth instant, ut IL A. NJ
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PREPARING FOR THE FAIR.-The board of
directors of the Hartford County Agricultural
Society met on Monday. There were present
Messrs. Allen hoffman, s. Griffith Davis, j.
Frank Reasin, JAS. NJ Cain, VIM. NJ. Edelin,, c.
c. Kinsey and Harry c. Lawder
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HOG CHOLERA continues its ravages in the
neghborhood of Fountain Green. Mr.. E. B.
Whistler lost % hogs in one day, and Messrs. T.
M. Wilkinson, VIM. E. Dean, VIM. Oldtield, r.
John Rogers and Others have each also lost a
number No remedy seems to be etIectual in
checking the disease when it attacks herd of
swine.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-08-14

DIR. W, g. McCurdey has sold his store
goods, fixtures, &C., at Madonna, to Mr. Gar.
rett b. MeAbee. Mr. McAbce was formerly
with Mr.. A, II Scarborough, at Deep Run. lie is
an enterprising, energetic young man and is
sure to succeed. W
-Workmen have lately been engaged in
lengthening the track tanks at Edgewood, which
as completed, are l, 800 feet in length. They are
supplied with water from an artesian well ia
feet deep, the flow being 10 gallons per minute,
through an eight inch pipe.
The annual fair for the benefit of st. Igna-
thus Church, Hickory, will take place next
week. 4lt'wili begin on Tuesday, August 18th,
and continue four days.. The fair at st. Igna-
titus is always largely attended and is made
as pleasant as possible by the ladies having it
in charge. .....H.# ..." n
MIR. Nathan Dean, undertaken, of Bel Air,
has recently obtained, from Cincinnati, hand
some new hearse, substantially built in the lat
est style and finished in an elegant manner. Mr..
Dean has taken his son, Mr.. j. Edward Dean, in-
to partnership with him. and the firm will here
after be known as Nathan Dean IL Son. Their
facilities for conducting funerals are now unsur-
passed in the county.
Large, illustrated posters have been printed
at The Agis office, for the public sale, by Mr.
James b. Davis, administrator of the personal
property of his father, the late John W. Davis,
which will take place near Shawsville, Septem.
Der LIST. large amount of STOCK farming i'm
plements, &c, will be sold and the sale will be
continued from day to day, until everything is
disposed of. Messrs. Gilbert & Birmingham
are the auctioneers
Mr. Charles }. Parker, of Alberton, Md.
formerly of Davis's Mill, Deer Creek, has invent.
ed an automatic cooking and preserving kettle.
The invention consists of suspended kettle
surrounded by tin jacket, that allows the
heated air and steam to pass over and around
the article to be cooked, thereby, it is claimed,
preventing it from being burned, and avoiding
the necessity of constant stirring. Mr.. Parker
has introduced his kettles in Hartford, and they
NAY be obtained from j. G. Rouse, Bel Air, or
Jas. r. Smith, Lapidum.
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A CENTENARIAN. Isaac Washington, colored
of Glen Cove, said to be 1903 years old, was bur.
led near that place, on the Sd instant. He was,
until a few years ago, remarkably active for one
OF his age. He leaves number of descendants
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hlckED BY HoRsE.-On Monday as Percy
Hanway, son of Mr.. Frank Hapway, of Ores
well, was driving his fathers horses from one
Held to another he rode his horse close to them,
when one Of the horses kicked him on the knee.
inilicting painful injury.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
SEPTEMBER SITTING, 1885.

SEPTEMBER SITTING, 1885.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Har-
ford countp, that the SEPTEM BIER SITTING
for the year 1885, of the officers of Registration
of said county for the purpose of revising and
completing their regstrics of voters and poll
books, will begin
On the Tuesday next after the first Mon.
day of September, 1885,
and continue during the days of said Tuesday and
the ensuing Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of the same week. the same being the
sth. 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th days of September
1885,
The respective offices of Registration will be
kept open on each of said days above named be-
tween the hours of o. clock, A. NJ, and o. clock
P. NJ, except that in the Sixth Election District
A. M to o'clock, p NJ, during which hours
persons entitled can apply for registration,
The places and days of sitting of the respective
Officers of Registration are as follows:
First Election District-AbingtIOn.
AT MAGNOLIA,
TUESDAY, 9Th. WEDNESDAY. 9th and
TIL TUESDAY, 10th of September, 1885.
AT ABINGDON.
FRIDAY. 1lth and SATURDAY, 18th of Septem-
Der, 1885.
Second Election District-IIaIi's Cross
Roads.
AT HALLS CROSS ROADS.
ON TUESDAY, sth, WEDNESDAY, 9th and
THURSDAY, 10th days of September, 1885.
AT LEVEL (HoPEwELL CROSS ROADsJ
FRIDAY, 18th, and SATURDAY, 18th days of
September, 1885.
Third Election District-BeI Air.
AT BEL AIR,
TUESDAY, sth, WEDNESDAY. 9TH and
THURSDAY, 10th days of September 1885,
ATFALLsToN,
FRIDAY, 18th day Of September, 1885
AT CHURCHvILLE.
SATURDAY, 18th day of September, 1895.
Fourth Election District-Marshali's.
AT UPPER CROSS ROADS.
TUESDAY, sth day of September, 1885.
ATJARRETTsvILLE,
WEDNESDAY, 9th and THURSDAY, 10th days
of September, 1885.
AT NORRISVILLE,
FRIDAY, 18th, and SATURDAY, 18th days of
September, 1885.
Fifth Election District-DubIin.
AT DUBLIN,
| TUESDAY, Sth and W WEDNESDAY, 9th days of
| September, 1885.
AT PYLESvILLE, On STEARNS' PRECINCT,
| TIL URSDAY. 10th, FRIDAY, 18th, and SATUR-
DAY, 18th days of September. 1885.
Sixth Election Dfstrict-HaVre de Grace
THAYRE DE GRACE,
| TUESDAY. sth. WEDNESDAY, 9Th, THURS
| DAY, 10th, FRIDAY, nth, and SATURDAY, 18th
| days of September, 1885. 't
| JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM, H.
| Register of First District.
| GEO. B. SILVER,
| Register of Second District.
JAMES NJ. JACOBS,
Register of Third District.
"s n THOMAS BUTLER.
| 10. ... Register of Fourth District.
ARCHIBALD WILSON,
Register of Fifth District.
GEORGE II. BOYD,
| augli Register of Sixth District.
| PROPOSALS FOR .....,.
| L BUILDING SCHOOL HOUSE.
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FOUNTAIN GREEN, July 81, 1886.

FOUNTAIN GREEN, July 81, 1885.
.HeSs,S. II. ReCkOrd d. Sons:
GENTLEMEN.-I have used your Pure Raw
Bone on my wheat and your Bone and Acid
Phosphates on corn with excellent results and
will want 10 or IL tons Of your goods for my
wheat this fall Yours, respectfully,
Eau r. JOHN RoGRRs
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Allpersons indebted to me for Taxes, are here
by notified that AFTER SEPTEMBER LIST, 1885,
all bills will be collected by law as rapidly as pos
sible' without distinction of persons.
JAMES s. CALDER,
ju3l Collector of Taxes Fourth District.
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TOURNAMENT AT ABERDEEN.-A highly sue
eessful tournament, under the management and
the direction of the Aberdeen Cornet Band, a
musical association lately formed at that place,
was held on Wednesday afternoon. The attend.
ance, estimated at from thousand to twelve
hundred people, was composed of citizens of the
vicinity and their families, with many visitors
sojourning temporarily in the neighborhood
The best order and decorum prevailed and every
one enjoyed the occasion to the full. Great
credit is due the young gentlemen composing
the band for their successful efforts to afford an
afternoons entertainment to their friends and
visitors, and we trust they have realized con.
siderable sum to enable them to carry out the
purposes of their organization. Their musical
performances on this occasion indicate Il re-
markable degree of proficiency already attained,
considering the short time they have practced.
Success to them in their efforts.
The score Of the first three charges was US fol.
slow: ...,.... ...
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The New York World announces the
completion of the 100000 subscription for
the erection of the pedestal fer Bartholdi's
magnificent statue Of Liberty, the gift of the
French nation to the people of the United
States. This amount represents the contr-
buttons of 10000 patriotic citizens, and the
fact accomplished is a monument of honor to
the most energetic, spirited and successful
newspaper in the United States. Without
the generous and persistent efforts of the
World it is fair to assume that Bartholdi's
goddess, unless the general government had
transcribed its powers and come to the res
cue, would not have had place for the soles
of her feet All honor to the great, patriotic,
and useful Democratic New York WorM
The 100000 limit has been exceeded by sew
eral thousand dollars.
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"OODS administrations will be Woods
w Meeting in the grove adjoining Mt. Zion NJ
r. Church, commencing Sunday, August 18th,
continuing one week. Services three times Sun
day and twice during the week, morning and
night Speakers from distance will be present
to assist Rev. Mr. Wilson. l4aug