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The Borough election is approaching, and the
subject begins to excite public attention. We be-
ieve, from what we have heard. that the election
will turn on the question of " Water. or no wa
ter :"-vhether we shall have the water from the
Brandywinc brought into the Borough or mott
We think that every citizen who has the good Of
the Borough at heart. would give his vote to man
who will support measures calculated to furnish
plentiful supply Of water to the Borough. IL pc
ference to bestowng it on one who would oppose
such measures.


The attempt to supply the town with water -
means Of Lottery, having failed. we understand
that many of our citizens are determined t. .pnort
only such persons for Councmen as will lie u.
vorable to obtaining loan to purchase mil site.
and endeavor to accomplish the desirable q1]rc. il
that manner.