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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

Rev w II Rugg, whose sad death was report
ed last week, had many friends in this vicinity
who respected him highly as a fine Christian
scholar. He prepared for college in Leland
and Gray seminary, and was assistant teachel
during the principalshii, of Rev Horace Bur
chard.
Next Sunday at the Baptist church will be
given TO the interest of the young people. The
sermon by the pastor in the morning will be es
pecial;y adapted to the children and in the even
Ing, Sunday School concert will be given
subject, "Our Young Crusaders"
The 4th passed off pleasantly and satisfac-
ner at the town hall and was well patronized,
while the children enjoyed picnic in the park.
Icecream and homemade candies were sold
and about $25 were realized. The Baptist la
dies had engaged the johnson brothers fer a
concert and the hall was well filed with an ap.
preciative audience. 1ce-cream WIS sold and
about &32 were added TO the treasury. The ball
game In the afternoon between Townshen,i and
Newfane stood Is to In favor of the home team.
A party of poung people left Wednesday
morning for few days outing at Sunset Lake
A young Mems Republican club was organ
lied last Saturday night with the following Off
GERS Pres H Willard, Vice Pres, Albert
brook; EN Com, Harry Franklin, Bert Morse,
Edison Chamberlain. The next meeting is called
for Saturday evening OF thislweek.
The pupils of the village schools with their
teachers were photographed by Artist Bailey
last week.
ON artist boarders and their friends illumin.
ated Peaked mountain Wednesday night with a
good display Of pyrotechncs.
VIM. Scudda and daughter are visiting in WI.
mington.-Mrs. A. Ii. Metcalf and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence snow spent the Fourth at Chester
Henry Franklin had his barn raised last week
The new building Is - A. feet.--Mrs. II. u.
Hapgooi Of somervile is spending the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Judge Bachelder.-.Judge
Bachelor and wife and Mrs. Hapgood went to
Peru on "Wednesday TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Charles Hapgood Of Easton, Pal. 4.
Howard of Nottingham is visiting at II. 4.
Scott's.-Misses Abbie Folletf and Alice Ran
dali are in attendance at the c. E. convention at
Col. Upham and three chill
dren OF Mcriden. Conn.,, are boarding at a. A.
{. Wilson came from New York
last week and IL boarding with Mrs. Wilson at
NTs. Dale's.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

All nature, as well as the farmers, are re.
joicing in the welcome rain of this week.
The Fourth was celebrated here by pic.
mic in Mr. Putnam's grove, and many thanks
are due him. A long table, stand for the
exercises and seats for the weary, were placed
upon the grounds and nearly a hundred
listened to the exercises, which consisted OF
the reading of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence by II. f. kidder short address by the
Pastor, songs, recitations, dialogues, &c. Re-
freshments Of baked beans, cake, pie and
lemonade were served and the usual amount
of noise with firecrackers and tcrpedoes,
which the boys think belongs 10 the 4th
Through the kndurss and generosity of Mr..
Fred Hanson, we were treatnd to display
Of fireworks in me evening.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

MARRIAGES.

In Braiteboro. June 80, by Bishsp A. n; ..
Hall, assisted by Rev. W II. Collins nv
George Joseph Sutherland of Mortified an'
Miss Ethel Ruth Brown of Brattleboro q
In keene, n. H., June "a, by Rev. hafty "a, 2
Elder, Arthur r. Parker of PutDey ana MS
Susanna J. Harris of Seymour, Conn. n
In keene, \. H., June %, by Rev. illaii n n
Upham of Bellows Falls and Miss thiha ~
Hall of Keene. "a,
In Bellows Falls, June 30, by Rev. fai4er hsi
nolds, Thomas J. Hallahan and Mis- hahne'
Bresnahan, both of Bellows Falls I,
In Oswego, \. Y, July 6, Martin Austin, 5 -
of Bratsleboro, and Miss Anna yeronicS hS"''
of Oswego, y. Y. I'D
In Charlemont Mass, June 50th, q ths ,, IT,
l.. c. Harris and Mrs. <, NJ Burnap, aelh u
Somerset, VT. am, 81
In Hinsdale, July =, by Rev. fr. Wiz, a;
StockwelI of Brattleboro and Miss ANA'e -"
ran of Hinsdale.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

The 4th of July celebration rivaled
anything done here for many years.
The street parade with its varied
features fairly outdone the country
record. The Brownies with their
new and snowy suits headed the pro
cession which was led by the Reads
/ boro band, and several rode bikes
tastefully trimmed. The "horrihl"s'
we're truly horrible. In the athletic
contests Leonard Brown won the one
m lie bicycle race and Will WEIGH sec
ond. In the base ball contest the
Whitinghams defeated the jackson
Vile Jun iors % to g. The chief feat
ure and attraction of the day was the
game between the Jacksonville Seniors
and the North Adams Amateurs, the
Jacksonvilles winning Ii to 3, the Wis
itors earning but one Of their runs.
Canedy's 4th of July ball, drew the
largest crowd ever recorded here, there
being 172 hall tickets and over 100
supper tickets sold.
A fine display Of fireworks at Henry
Roberts the evening of the 4th.
L E Willis the jeweller, Is at his
old stand. L 4 Reed has been visit
ing at + p Reeds. F A Bull of
Fitchburg, Mass, is visiting and TAX
ing an outing at E J Corkins' -Be--
tie and Minnie Sanford of Stamford,
are stopping with f A Brown s. A
Holbrook family gathering met with
Mrs Abbey Morse this week. M A
Butterfied and family spent few
days last week with friends in Hins-
dale, N H.-Hal Stetson is at work
at M NJ Negus' haying. We under
stand that W f johnson has exchang
ed the property he got for his Roberts
farm for his old place in Winchester.
N H.-John Canedy of Shelbure Falls,
Mass, is visiting at the Glen house. =
N Henry Arnold of North Adams,
Mass, who is building commodous
cottage at Laurel beach, spent several
days there last week with his family
and party of friends.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed in the Spring, when the
languid exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and sluggish
and the need of tonic and Alternative
is felt. A prompt use of this medicine
has often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act
more surely in counteracting and free
ing the system from the malarial poison.
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters.
Only fifty cents per bottle at F. Ii.
Holden & Co. g Drug Store. adv.
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CanbridgepOrt.

Farmers are commencing their hay
ing. but will not get but about half q
crop.
The body of Rev. Mr.. Mackie was
brought here for burial from London
derry recently. Mr.. Mackie was resi-
dent of this ploce.
A number from this place went to
Chester to celebrate the Fourth.
Mr.. Julian willard, the blind banjo
player, took the wrong door by mis-
take, falling down the cellar STAIRS.
No bones we're broken, but he will be
laid up for a number of days.
Mrs. Chaplin has returned to Alstead,
N. H.-Tom Penniman has moved into
John Buyton's house.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

A cottage prayer meeting was held al W G
Ober's Tuesday night.
A picnic was neld in Mr. Cages pasture the
Fourth. There were races and exercises and
dinner was served on the grounds.
The Fisk brothers have dance Friday night
Mr. and Mrs II f Clark have been visiting In
Gassett.-Mrs Emma Clark Is caring for the
sick in Bellows Falis.-A c Flagg Is spending
his vacation a Lake Warren Clara Knight is
at work for Mr. Colton.-Miss Mabel Gage visit
ed at Sidney Cages last week.-Fred Lyons
new house Is nearly completed.-E Pierce:has
commenced on his mouse. He will build on land
bought of l. Daggctt-Roy Z Clark returned
from weeks stay at Lake Pleasant last week.
w Clark has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs W Clark. His business In Boston is
Frank to help him.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
BELLOWS FALLS.
Local Thouuh,snd Movement.


The children's bicycle club had a
parade the Fourth.
Tue loss of Chas. +. Dean by fire
last week has been adjusted at Sol9
the insurance on the Ira Martin build
ings in Grafton was adjusted by f..
s. Leonard at 5000: the insurance loss
of Clark Chase was adjusted Monday,
the company paying him 1888 as the
cost of repairing the dwelling.
Mr.. Winnenisser has his new store
about ready, with elegant plate glass
windows, new fixtures, etc., making II
one OF the finest stores in town.
The directors of the national bank
declared their semi annual dividend OF
Is per cent. Tuesday.
William Mcdonald died OF consump-
ton Saturday at the residence OF John
Flann. He was twenty years old. The
funeral services were held Tuesday at
st. Charles church.
The road race given by the Kilborn
wheel club comes off Thursday. The
route is between Bellows Falls and
Claremont, and the prize medals are
valued at $50 and S25.
PfOI. r. T.. Cudpiu Hds IosiShoe - 80
position as principal of the high
school, which he has held for two
years,
Court Matters.
Jam Tatman and Robert Keefe
were sent the workhouse, the form
er 80 days for drunkenness, and the
latter 60 days for disturbing the peace.
Church and Society.
A company of friends were pleasantly enter.
tained last Thursday night by Miss Nettie
wheeler at her home, Rockingham street.
Personals.
J. W. Flint and wife are at the White Noun
tains.-Mrs. Maria Perry OF Woodstock Is WISH
ing at A. n Swans.-Miss Blanche saunders
will spend the summer at Sugar Hill, n. H.-Mrs
Joseph Hi returned Monday to her home In
Keene after spending two weeks with her aunt,
Mrs J, b. Alibee-Miss Ethel Dearborn and
I,Ottic Osgood of Concord, n, H., are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. NJ. II. Ray.-Fred A. Bisseii OF
Lawrence, Mass, has entered his fathers gro,
cery store as clerk, and he and his wife VIII
make their home with A. ii: Bisseli.-C: Her.
bert Osgood, principal of the Yarmouth, Mass
high school, has been reelected with an In
crease of salary.
j. A. Bush is attending the national c0nyen-
ton of the Sons of Temperance which Is oeing
held in WashingtOn--JOseph Barrett Is the
yuest of his sister, Mrs. William Fuller, whom
Aeihas not met for over 30 years.-Judge Wilson
of Kansas City, Texas, Is the guest OF Collins
Campbell.-Miss Hattie Thompson of Hartfsrd
Conn. is spending some time at n. u. VII
iam's-Joseph Morse and wife are in Brattle, |
loro this week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
MINOR BHATTLEBoRo LOCALS.

returnedSaturday utMissAmy remains
another week. ISIS Minnie Wilson
returned Friday to her home in Shell
burne Falls after visit with her
uncle, f Z Perry. - Misies.Sophie Will
son and Annie Cain OF Biddeford,
returned there Monday after few days
visit at their homes here. Mr. and
MrsJ Harris surprised her sister Mr. F
Langilc by "A visit from Boston July
4th. Henry Brockington returned to
New York state saturday after a
weeks visit with his mother here.
Miss Iowa of Minneapolis who has
been guest at Madame Balestier
went with J n Balestier and wife to
PHILADELPHIA and Atlantic city.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

free coinage at presen prices OF sllve
would yield the silver mine owners a profit
in lump of about s35,O0O,OOO. There is
probably at least slOO, 900 worth cat pres
ent prices of silver bullion in this country.
which they would market for fully S1S5 ,OOO,-
600. This explains what has seemed incem-
prehensible to MANY, where the money came
from for such fight as the silvermen have
put up, both at Chicago, and in he prelim-
airy canv ass for a full year preceding.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

The corner stone of a magnificent monument
of jefferson Davis was laid az Richmond last
week as the elimination OF thei confederate
reunion there. One of the features OF tie week
was a patriotic address by Corporal Tanner,
which was received with great enthusiasm.
The Cuban rebel Nacec has again routed the
>Ianards in the Tapia hills and driven them
isirk to the TrorhA. Another rebel victory has
been won NJ san Christobal. aud two important
hlihusierIng expedition have landed To help the
rebels. one by the steamer Three Friends"
winch rlaim- To- have been fired while flying
the American nsg outside the three mile limit
line. : gain there are threats that spain viii
fight ~ IL We recognize the rebels, and there il
great activity in the navy yards pre- pairing for
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro. June -, Irwin COnlGs,' -, 81
In Brookllne, June 30. Hiram VI. NhI4 lsl.,,rss
In South Londonderry, June 80, Rev l no'H'
Mackie, -. .,.,,
In Wilmington, June 30, Hosea Mann - s'~'
and 8 mos ,,..ssl
In Wilmington, June 30. Mrs. JOIN "Vi''
aged "a. s,rl
In Stamford, June "a, Mrs. Robert j. san'0''
aged 20. ,,..,srI
In Bernardston, June ri, Thomas o. t's''
aged .3y, en-, 2od. .,, goc.I
ers, aged ~ .t,ut,I
In Jamaica, July sd, of heart treu''e' L''
Phelps, aged % years. svsI|
In williamsville, July 6, Geo. ". La''' %
s. years.
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The house occupied by Mrs. Stiles on
"Huckle Hill," near the Mass. line on the
Vermont side, was struck by hghtnin & Tues
day and burned to the ground.
Rev. A. ]. Hough will preach in the chap
ell next Sunday at p. N.
The Methodist Sunday School picniced at
The Frost Park last Wednesday.
Mr.. Christian of Hinsdale, n. H., is at work
Tor A. E. Weatherhead.-F. V. Streeter and
Mr.. Sellman left for Troy, n. Y, this week
Mrs. A. Withheld has return ed home from
Danvers, Mass Miss VI. A. Crouch has
gene TO Keene, n. H.-F. II. Newton has
returned to Springfield, Mass.-L. w. Brown
has sold his span Of grey horses to East
Mortified, Mass parties.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
GuilfOrsl.
SDivine service in Christ church @

NDivine service in Christ church on
Sunday next, ESQ p. m.
School closed In District No Is July Sd, Cliff
ford Baker teacher. We have not had such a
school since our last Guilford teacher. gentle
kind and firm In his treatment of the scholars
Thorough and conciencious in his work he made
the school grand success. Not q tardy mark
In the school during the term. Those not absent
we're Frank, Albert, Leon, Ethel and Lila An.
drews, Leon, Roy and Faith Fairbank, Mary
and Dora Shine, Lawrence and Ida Tubbs and
Leslie Howe; John McMann absent one day
on account of Illness. The parents and scholars
howed their appreciation Of his work by giving
sim handsome framed picture.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
WEST BRATTLEBORO LOCALS,
L. Xxx. NO. SO.

| Our migratory p0stotlice Is now
located in Austin Pratt : dwelling house.
! F. +. Gleason's name is being pretty
frequently mentioned for town repre-
sentative this fall. This We believe ID
the third year Mr.. Gleason has been
mentioned for the above office. and
something ought to come of it. 1t ID
calculated he would receive large pro-
portion of the towns vote. and as al
G. A. II. man his strength would doubt
less be considerable.
John p. Niles. grandson of J. Pl
Goodenough, is doing thriving business
this summer selling water lilies. The|
flowers come from the pond on the Syl1
vester place and are some of the finest
we have ever seen.
The four-times. a-day mail between|
the villages is again being talked about
considerably. Everybody seems consd
'erably anxious for the change. but nod
body appears to know Just what ID
necessary to effect it.
Henry Starkwell and family are re-
siding temporarily in Mrs. Sabina Mller's|
house.-Mrs. DR.. Dawson has been ill|
for some time but is now reported as
improving.-Mr and Mrs. Geo. Thomas
are spending.a couple of weeks on their
Marlboro farm.
Rev. J. II. Babbltt was recently reelected
the Vermont member OF the executive cons
mittee of the international SUNDAY school
position he has held for sixteen
years.
Secretary Morton has a parable f01
the occasion:
| don't know but what if We were to
have outright free silver it would moi
be better than four years more of this
everlasting talk about it. Ii makes me
think of the doctor who prescribed a
lot of medicine for patient to take
and left without telling the proper
amount for = dose. The nurse ran after
him and asked how much of the med
lcine to give the patient. The doctor
replied: Give it 10 him steadily un-
til he throws dn.
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Miss Frances Goodrich of Benson
has been visiting at F e Norton's.
A party of young people from this
place spent the fourth at Downer's.
Mrs. Prudie Norton has sold her
farm 10 j Warren of Ludlow.
Mrs Isabel Proctor Smith of Proc.
ter is stopping at Willis Spaulding's.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

Services in 81. Michael's church on the sixth
sunday after Trinity, July l2th; $50 a. M Holy
communion; 1880 a. M. morning prayer ltany
ana sermon; 40 p. M, evening PRAYER: Sunday
school IL m.
Christian Science service and sunday school
at 9 Forest street, at l0.45. Glass meeting az %
Prospect street, Thursday evening at 80 All
are welcome
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
BIRTHS.

In Chicopee Falls. Mass, July %, sony How
ard Franklin, TO Ellis W. and WiniireJ Gar
penter) Chaplin. ID
In Newfane, June 20. a son TO Waiter h. any p
Jessie NJ. Park, and grandson to sal nei =
Miller. -
In GuiIford Centre, VT, July >, a sot to frr'
Thompson.
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P p Woodbury. is here working over his hors
prince Philip"
Cbas Miner mas gone 10 Island Park tc see
horses work.
Trainer Parker will enter one or two of hl
horses In the Northampton and Westleld races
Militia Notes.
The Estey Guard only lack two OF being iui
company
VIM. Martin has been voted into the Este.
Guard.
Dan Curtin made % ont of possible y at TN
shooting range Saturday,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

HOOPS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion. Headache.
A pleasant laxative All Druggists.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
Militia Notes


Ladies-Miss Edna NJ Rowe.
Gents-W Cattelle, Harrison 4 Mason, I, d
Porter, Edgar Smith, Bert ]. Tyler q; 4
Advertised July 10, 70
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Grafton

Aboriginal pension hasx been gran
ted toxGeo. w. Adams.
L. (Other Grafton news on page Z.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

You'Ii Use a Third Less =
Soap by using Harmless; hta'! w.
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s0l3gYY DIRae9lBE.

Ena.ils Templar Old dominion GOanas.nt-
sry si.eeis every ta5o f,fosy q eoco n1'iiaf
q. Masonic IeInpie.
PcyaI ksci CisaJfs, Mount Ye-nol Kl;ysl
Ecei t3hap.eI meeas every fGs. felos3 o 'sssp
lnputo a. Masonic Temple
k.esa.ntiz.,.-yF Washington LydSe q &s
ecis IneeIs or t1e secono ano f0assa 2nitra-
days O; eaeh uoIlea
! ,drer Jackson LJo,.e 81 Ma.sous 1nes> on
sfe f,-sg a,rd unirc %hursoeys q each iaoat-a.
Yogol.ac LCdge u Oud Eello~e. 10 y
,,1e,.ts II 5neig Ia.L OF north Columbus slsee;!
svecy fcidsy ugIt,
sheif Ia or E.i4g s;res.5 every gneS"as
Tesr.ey f1sz.r.p1ueut. No. 8, .nee.s eyog
.,couc a.fo Iourrn Monday Il CGo talo.-s
Hal nor1i Cqipiabt,s slrce-
adeoiauics L0ose Knights . .t.y'5nisa, Nc
8, nsee.s every Ihgrsea.y nigisE II Py'li's.-i
gs.il nora PIN slreet-
Ccien.al jJgdse 6nigfi.s q f,'5nise ia9ese
ever S.idsy pif.nt OF norm t,rs. s.toei
Aiekapdcfs L1GEe Il % p No. - ase5.
Woonesday nsh.s Z! SserepLS II. t-lif
SloIaoa Lagu. Iydse q eyod 2vnpl'.e
,oc,.Ls IN tneif s.a.E Oh soUlT fa.scssX e-c"el
every TUESDAY eveDio9
Ts.lts..aa Logs esvoe 1eulp.s.ss l,oes f'sefy
Moudey ItssnI Il f..lstisn hal nof-z S'if
Gsfuee Council Sons q .iola4as.a, NJ z
snes.e every Monday Gqsil: g. sasep.. isl
Juvenile Tempiare Inee.e every 5s.trIt.s,
afternoon Z: SOD %erapLafe iasA sonsh r stl5'
l,gaas9t,4on Cssst.e. No. 8, Xnignt4 81 tioiae.i
Es.gse aaes.s every "Wednesday nign. d! Sd
.epta lEsl. Xiug stteel.
A1exaadris Council Eoye-l 6lc4npm anes'n
F;s.o.z..s = - IL ..ors5 Co,nniDpt 51foe,,
a0oo1o s4u1 foUr-n Tuesday.
iSelIe HeVen L0cge K-n'i5h!e o j1"nof nf9ee
every trsa aug ptard jEesoa! II -S0."iiIs.e
Lodse soom. norln Columbus s:Heei.
f.05erT Auotews Division ScolirecnvVc q
llJcomo5ye EnY.nee.e ,ueeas teSy s-oo aa1io
oonGey II Y9.oIn4p logs TVaia.
OsoeoLa Tribe Of 2e5 Men No. !, ialoe2
every q.nprsda? nignJ u satepIa lds.iI
Alexandra CstDode .2enetiei4-l e-Je4ei.' lnosa
syery SUNDAY nignt q 81 Eis,f's 8sl. Gonne,
IOWA e.uo Mole stceese-
Young &ei t 'ygdeGty jyycnucn 1nesH ever.
guesday nighg Il Ihei1 nal OF Duke slsses.
O'Y&ae Cuuue5, No. ~, G&taolc bepeYo-
sat Legion, taeets on tae 1s!a and 30 MONDAY
81 eact moutn .: s. Mays Ia
Lefayev.e jI,dge Nc. u Iade2eic.f 60! "
oer Mechanics uI9ete Wednesday 2ag1. ~
2ytl,iaD ;5>l. iscr1n Pig st-reet.
Alexs4roriS CoRuei1 10, -. u. Z. 9. g. n
.ase1e Thurso4ys Il C1o fel4o~s ;5e-1g OF
norto Columbus satOet
8eLe Raven Conaejl No q. Js. o. . g..
n. laeex IL !3atepla la every Noaae?
niKta.
.e.ae. " Jackson Cpuacd Nc. s., j. O.
Z. 4. ~. tueets every "Wednesday aigst y
So rey.s Hall
Estaboae DIVISION, Unilor.o 2snk < o P,
eaee.s every otne, @e5..esasy IL Irctoa-n
Castle Pls. sIseet.
AIez2norla Ligat i14t.en;,. .aeti every E.oa-
dsy njg,h1 al saelf ( ria9ry- sonE1 so?sl ela''e'
Confeders.@ Te.eJsnf neet 6ts! koao&.
casas IL eaeh suopaa &: Colp4obla Aps1ire
scas Of Confederate Yeae.aas rcer fna
10, ~ 9egn9e C@pyq No. 7753. /. 9. r
Q, {. meet every Zud 2ue 4t4 1'aegosy Z!
>aaregs "a Eiug osaeet.
!. q. Z. Z. aneex trst Monday Il ea.ca
nIonts.
sela-El Congregation saeess &c. SUNDAY %
very easr1es.
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