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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15
The Value of a Newspaper.

Inc following IL the eXnerience of a me.
chanic concerning the benefit of newspaper
Ten years ago lived in town in Indiana.
On returning home one night, for am car.
penter by trade, I saw little girl leave my
door, and ! asked my wife who she was. She
said, Mrs. Harris had sent her after their
newspaper; which nv wife had borrowed.-
AS we sat down to tea my wife said to me, by
name:
81 wish you would subscribe for the ncws.
paper; it is so much comfort to mo when you
arc away from home'
81 would like to do so,". said +, "but YOU
know I owe payment on the house and lot.
1t will be all can do to meet it."
She replied "1f yon will take this paper.
| will sew for the tailor to pay for it,"
subscribed for the paper. it came in due
time to the shop. While resting one noon
and looking over IL, saw an advertisement
of the County Commissioners to let bridge
that was to be buil.. put in bid for the
bridge, and the job was awarded to me, on
which cleared $500, which enabled me TO
pay for my house and lot easiIy, and for tho
newspaper. IF had not subscribed for tho
newspaper should not have known anything
about the contract. and could not have met
my payment on my house and lot A mes
chanic never loses anything by taking news
paper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

HELP ONE ANoTHER.-Th little sente nee
should be written ON every heart-Stamped on
every memory. IL should be the golden rule
of practice, not only in every household, but
throughout the world. By helping one anOth-
or we not only remove thOrns from the path
way and anxiety from the mind, but we feel
sense OF pleasure in our hearts, knowing We
are doing duty to u fellow creature.
A helping hand or i'm encouraging word is
no loss TO us, yet is a benefit to others. Who
has not felt tho power of a little Sentence?-
Who has not needed the encouragement and
aid of kind friend? How soothing when per-
picked with some task that is both difficult and
bU-densOme, to feel a gentle hand on the
shoulder, ard to hear kind voice whispering,
"DO not be discouraged Tsee your troubles,
let mo help you" What strength is inspired,
hope created, what sweet gratitude is felt; and
the great difficulty dissOlves as dew before the
sunshine. Yes, let us help one another, by
endeaVOring to strengthen and encourage the
weak and lifting the burden Of care from
the weary and oppressed, that life may glide
smoothly on, and the fount OF bitterness yield
sweet waters and He, whose willing hand is
ever ready to aid US, will reward our humble
endeAvOrs, and every good deed will be
'bread upon the water, to return after many
days" IL not to US, at least to those that We
love.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
AU. y. marshal AZ a BIaek.Ma,ner.

The Portland, Me-, Argus says that United
States Marshal Marble OF that state has been
carrying on 80 extensive blackmailing bush
ness. His favOrite method OF procedure Is to
20 to some man who has sold or given small
Quantity OF liquor TO a sick person and threat
en- him with legal proceedings unless he paid
down q certain amount of money. The usual
price was $780, The Argus gives two eases
which have occurred recently. One Of the
victims was a physician aud the other 3 poor
hard working man. Neither were liquor
sellers, and had only given small quantity
at the urgent request of sick persons. The
former paid 500 and tho latter $93 The
Argus thiAks Marshal Marble has made not
less than 3s,OOA in this way during the past
year. F-a ttssl .. ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
AnImuasnss Tunnel.
WashinEtOn Letter.

The Pennslyvhnia's tunnel around Baltimore
has employed abont 800 men, and used up IA, :
100000 bricks and 75,O 900 tons of lime stone; 1t
has required the removal also Of 10000 cubic
yards of rock All of this 70 accomplish one
mile underground, aud avoid transfers or team
ing carl The tunnel was begun in May, 1871,
and It has cost above 81, ,OOO, 600. The Washing
ton tunnel has cost over $5OOOeO and the two
Potomac bridges as much more; ana The Sonlh-
ern connections OF the Pennsyly lyAnia Company
llop at FredeFlcksbnFg, beyond which they run
bat one train q day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
To Catch a canary.
AFTER THE pANRuRIAN.


At this season Of the year, when It behOOves
us to scrub and re-graVel our birdcages, it's more
than likely that your canary will get out.
In such case, prompt and decisive action is
required. II Is useless for the whole family TO
collect and shout at the canary and make des-
over him. Lite Is too short to be wasted in this
way. ri.. .,.
And maddened efforts 10 clap hats over him
generally amount to very little, especially when he
Is up tree.
Aud just hOre we may remark, that there are
few methods of taking exercise that may be re-
lied upon to hold out like that of following
loose canary around a village, reaching out at
arms length towards him good-sizsd bird-Cage,
and endeavOring by series of mOnotonous and
lrreveent chirpS to make him believe he wants to
goin.
Sugar and cuttle-flsh bone, as engines OF seduc-
ton, are not to be depended upon. The average
coaXation into cages by sugar of the ordinary
canary Of North America s In the proportion of
a wheelbauowful of one to a feather of the
other.
We will also state in this connection that a
man with new shoes on, and big cage in one
hand, furnish an interesting spectacle to
over forty by-standers, by simply climbing tree
to offer wiry Establishments to an enfranchised
canary.
The real way to catch loose canary, and the
only way which can be warranted for a term OF
years, is to collect all yOur friends and family and
post them around the tree or fence where the ca
nary is at bay. Let them all furnish themselves
with plenty of bits of kindlng wood, sods OF
grass, Jumps of dirt, hunks OF brick, currycombs,
boOtjacks, porter-bottles aud other handy missiles
and let them fire away boldly at the canary. II
the bird cowOrdly turns tail and flies off, let every
body follow and slam bang at him with their ut
most vigOr. 1t will be hard to cOnfiue this en-
tertainment to your immediate circle. No boy
whose heart is in the right place and who has any
legs will refrain from the pursuit, and there are
many men who would leave the dentists chair tC
mingle in the hpy. There are cases, too, where
funeral would hang by thread, Ms it were, in the
vicinity OF canary hunt Even from the win
dOws Of upper rooms, where sickness or disha
billie may detain unfortunate enthusiasts, there
will come, ever and anon, a frantic wash bowl o
a whizzing lamp-chimney to testify ths uHiver
salty of the public interest. OF course, in thin
rapid free distribution Of hre-wood and paving
material, It will not DO long before several .
your relations will wish they had brought tin
umbrella along. But considerations of mGr
personal comfort must not be allowed to inter
Iere. IL you keep this thing up long enough
and you I hre pretty straight, you'll be sure Il
get your canary. Aud then you can have hin
stuffed. Beautiful glass eyes can be had fO
twenty cents per pair; but you had better bu
your glass eyes by the dozen, for OF coul Sc YOU
soon he getting nnOthc' canary, so rs not t
waste the cage.-Sc iGneT's for June.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
TILE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An Imp

THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An IalDOr-
tant IaUemtion 1t retains the Rupture at all times
aud under the hardst exercise or seVerest STRAIN;
day effects q per ma tent cure in few weeks Sold
ehea0, and sent BY mail when requested. ClIcu"
lars Iree. when ordered by letter sent to Tho E9s
tic Truss Co., No, 6S3 Broadway. N. 7. City. NO
body uses Metal Spring Trusses; toe painful; tney
shD of too frequently. ap29-saWAWeOW-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

A CHERRINa LOOK AT FLY TINE-That
We shall enjoy a summer free from the annoy
snces ofihe hy creation We verify bslieVe from
the fact that nature IL populating oar COUNTY
With 80 many calves minus all eaudal appen-
daRes WhatsVor. Only the other daY COW be-
~ging 10 Mr.. Richardson Pierce, OF WesttoWn
iship, gave birth to q calf lacking all SEM
tiDjHof . tail. which already makes The
inillsH calf born Ia Chester county this
.igpl 'alas for cows are either not fashion
by hy time Is never more to sFetarn--
, - OF ra Which.--West Chester News.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

4Ho MIA1u 1IAIn VIII Tun Bubjoct % doI0Y1 lnoi.
tions where time is given. - S'S~
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON and PAss.5.,
q = 40 AM. Leave PhiladBlp ia at ~ Is p n 80
Wilmington At l:2o Z. NJ. for New Castle ~
~ SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
AddiuonAltO to those AbOYe e.l Leave Smyrna foe Ci.v
ton ll.SO q. M and 7S) p. m. LoaT CIayton fSr
SmyrnaS.4O q. m, and zoo .. N. to mSkS nooos, ~
South. N ''@'iOus
-. - CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with he kont COuntv and O,..-
Anne's Kent Railroads. N SH0en
AZ ChA TON. with the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad. N'01A-
AtsEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Del.v.,.
Railroad N Os'ANatO
AZ PELMAR, with the Eastern Shore RsiIroo =,
anu WIcOmicO aud POcOmOke Railroad
u 7. kRNNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
Wilmington and Western u n
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRAN0RMENT

Commanding April 7th
Leave MilminFtOa ". l040 q N, and SIS D n.
leave Landenberg A.. 10 IS . m and 50 D M
A6rlXe AZ Landen berg % II 81 a m and % = n1.
C0NNECIlONS-TraIn leaving WilminTtan ~
10 W m with train leaving Philad elphiN a al
arriving at 10 Is a, IN. " " "N'"S
Trains leaving Wilmington at53jB M. coDn..,s
with train leaving PHILADELPHIA at 10 n n,
Train arriving at WILMINGTON AZ 55 m ,,i,h
train PhilAdelphia at s 10 a n ~ WIN
Train arriving at Wilmington Al 1 % v;th t..;,
for Philadelphia at 10 D m 'N 'ie'"
Tram arriving at Wilmington at % m vith
train Tor Baltimore and Washington f5i7 n m,
with tram Tor philadelphia and New YORK Al 3 81
10. an with Delaware trains at s . D m.
Omnibus connections between W. AMI M anj p
W. and b. DepotS, and cars OF the WilminGton on
Railway. DAVID C0NNEIia 'Sn S,,., C''S
ap4-W 80 SNSS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
ON the Juno number Of fippineoits Magazine.
DAY.DREAM.
BIZ KATE ruINLM osooon.

|stfI'A3 a@-----4
Here, in the heart Of the hills. lie.
Nothing but me tWiXt earth and sky
An amethyst and an emerald stone
Hung and followed for me alonel
Is Il a dream, or can il be
That there Il life apart from me2-
A larger world than the eircling bound
VI light and color that lap INC round
Drowsily, daily. through my brain,
Like some recurrent, vague refrain,
a world Of fancy comes aAd goes
ShadOwy pleasures. shAdowy woes.
Spectral tolls and troubles seem
Fashioned cut Of this foolish dream;
Round my charmed quiet creep
PhantOm creatures that laugh and weep.
Nay, know they are meaningless,
Visions Of utter idleness;
Nothing was, nor ever will be,
save the hills and the heavens and mo.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

The BsckwIth sac p POrtabIe Famlly Sew
ing Machine en- 30 Days Trial; many adyan-
tages over all. Satisfaction guaranteed. or SD re-
funded. Sent complete with full directions. Beck
with Sewing Machine Co.. S62 Broadway, N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
-, = RS; yEEon. Cashier.

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, $4,000
Only few tickets remain unsOld. and they will be
furnished 10 the first applicants at the following
prices Whole tickets. Sl0 halves, Is; quarters
U 5O II WhOes for Sl0O 50 for $500 il3 for SieOO
For tickets and full information apply To
TH0S Il. BRAMlETTR
" Louisville. KY.
or THOS. II. HAYS K co.
6O9 broadway. New York. my2O- -dataWlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
PATENTS OBTAINED.
GETTYSBURG
KAFLAYSINE WATER

Il the nearest approach to q specific ever discOV-
cred for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rh eUmatism, dout
Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases
generally. 1t restores muscular power to tho Pa
rAlytic. II cures Liver Complaint, Chronic Dar-
rh@a. Piles, Constipation, Asthma, Latarrh and
Bronchitis. Diseases of tho Skin, deneruI Debility
and Nervous PrOstTatiOn from Mental and Phys
cal EXeesSes. 1t IS the Greatest AntdOte ever dis
covered for Excessive EAting or Drinking. 1t cor
Teots the stomach, promotes Digestion, and il Ke-
neYes the Head almost immediately. No house,
hold should be without it. For sale by all Drug
giStS.
HS-For a history of the Springs. for medical re-
ports Of the power Of the water diseases. Tor
marvellous care. and for testimonials from dstin-
guished me /. send for pamphlets, WHITNEY
BROS, General Agents, ~ South Front street,
Philad elphia. Pa. -
GETTYSBURG SPRIRG Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
w. B.THOMP SON,
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
500 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
DRLAWL1R.

AfuIl assortment Of
Single and Double
Carriage. Cart, DFay
and WAGON Harness
constantly on hand
and made to order.
M AllJobbing punctuAl-
ly attended to.
Having obtained the
fshA ear tha Staia of DalawaFe tor LBoNARDS Pa
ent Breast Collar which is one q the most bensh5
eialdiseOveFes for the horse THAI has been
for along time, and viii be alasling beneM 10 ne
hose and owner, il being 50 constructed that the
horse Is perfectly Tree aDGnt the throat and not
chrked and ehafed on the breast e. IS aeas " the
tro IOATS now used. tf az
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
1tw SNrertisemeats.
l2,O0O,0OU ACRES!
CHEAP FARN1s.


CHEAP FARMS.
The cheapest land in market for sale By the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
In the Great Platte Valley.
5000, 200 Acres I'm Central Nebraska
Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and upwards
on hve and ten years credit at 6 per cent No ad-
Yanco interest required
dance OF good water -
The best Marked IN ths West. The great mining
regions OF wyoming. Colorado, Utah and Nevada
being supplied by the farmers in the Platte Valley
Soldiers Entitled to Q Homestead Of
l60 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HOMES FOR ALI Millions Of Acres Of
choice Government Lands open for entry under the
Homestead Law. near this Great Railroad, with
good markets and all the convenienees of an old
settled country
Free passes to purchasers Of Railroad Land.
SECTIONAL Map. showing the Land. also new edi-
tiou OF Descriptive Pamphlet with new Maps mailed
free everywhere.
Address o. f. DAVIS
Land Commissioner U. =. X. H.
Omaha. Heb.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
REMOVAL OF
THE ARTIzANs.sAvING BANK
To 500 Market Street,

Wilmington, Delaware.
Omen 70 receive dep Osits daily (BUndays e1coptedl
duTing the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
and SatuFT ay evenings from Z to o'clock.
An Ike DTOhts Of tho Bank, after the payment
necessary expenses, are devoted to the DenentO
the depOaltors. and dividends are made sen u
sIIv in 6priI and October, Since the organization
of the Bank in 1851, the dividends have uniformly
been AZ the rate Ofsix per cont. per Annum'
Dividends not drawn are regarded as dePoslta.
n0d at bnco become participated in future
diN 'dondss
No elanageris allowed to borrow any Of thSfundS
utrusted to the Bank.
MANAGERRS
WILLIAM 8. HnLBs, EPWARD DARLIHeTOA'
aRoRoh W. BusM, ". II. SWIFT
nj RI BRNaoN, HENRY f. DURB,
INV an BRTrs, CHARLES W. HoWLAND
Al HToaINs Jos ii. JACKSON,
fIloHoE g. CGPRLLR. OLRMHNT b. ShTFA'
AZ. l., LTCHHENaRRIA.
WM. 8. HTLLES. President.
ESQ, ". Bass Vice President.
st2s-1y E. 7. TAYLOR, Ire lsurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
ToBILADELPHlA, HUNTINGTON & RALTI-
II N0RA RAILROAD. 2a
SPECIAL NOTICE.

O. and aIlsr WEDNESDAY, OelobsF, 18Th, lsll,
q paSsaaRaP car via BE- attAehed % tAe tfssgat
rein leaving PhiladslnhiA 800 p, m'' tor WIS
ne tEsln Sill stop 81 Stations - telloWa. vhea
,lGaallsa Trays Ferry. a.l2 2, "a LAAaEetso ~
nmS Chester, 0al b. nj llalaokln. SD ~ 2Nai-
loW t3 D. ~ LinWOod 9.h6 .. nj ulaYmenes le.et
d u HllaEslia, lelo - n aFIiVa " t9l6 lessa
Smsl toat@l b. =. KINNEY. hae1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
ROx-ION FLIRTATION SIGNALS.

Sent on receipt Of IS cents. Unique Printing an
Publishing House. 80 Yesey street. New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
ARRANGkAEMT.

On ana after MONDAY, April 21st,
1894 Sundays oxeeptsd.) Trains will
leave Is lOllOws;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
MACS

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
II Any person. old or young. Ct either sex. can
make from $40 to $50 per week, At home Day ot
oVenihg. Wanted by all Suitable to eitner Clty
or Country, and any season Of the year. Thls -
rare opportunity for for those who are out WOrk
and out OF money 10 make an independent living,
No eapital bein g required. Oar pamphlet. hOW
TO MAXI A LIVING" giving full iIstrnenonS;
sent on receipt OF 10 cents Address A. bUhION
d CO., Merrisania, WestchOster Co.. N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

Orleans Opera Houls, whieh cost
old by the sheriff for $aO,CW'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
Wilmington and Bal.
Ilmore Railroad.
DRLAWARR DIVISION.

O4hA W n M 04V A61ON.
IMPORTANT NOTICR-on and Ailer Monday.
IA April list, 1873. Passenger Train will leave Sea-
fond At $50 4. NJ for Philadelphia. Baltimore aAd
intermediate stations.
The S.2S p. IN. train from Wilmington with Phila-
delphia md BaltimOEo e0nneatian will run TO Sea-
fond. Arriving a. loo p. m. Making three daily
trains to aAd from SaafOrd
On and after the above datathis Company will dis
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington.
=. KENNEY, SuD't-
ITO THE PUBIIO -
Il The WilminRton AMI Reading Railroad COuA
Pany have eompleted arrangements 20 carry Money
Packages and Express Matter TO and from all points
on the line Of theirfOad andWSs Ohestta.
Also. TO all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CalaWl&sl Railroads, Including Reading
Atlent0Wn, CQAHmhia, HaTTisburE. Lancaster. Down
ingtOWn; Mahoasy CITY. Mt. CArAsl NOrTistOWh.
Pottsville, &c.
F0r faTIksS information apply a The Depot, cor
ner OF RFOnt and Madison streets. Wilmington.
KxpEess matter seat % FrAnklia fslssraDh use.
Ne. W est fhirk street. or 70 their DepOt. RrOnt
aud Madison. or orders ieA With hcMdIlen 4 Seal.
delivering aEeats. viii rscoivO preWpt atteation.
@. STOL2,
aUs-d 0en1 SuBt ". 4 4. b. b. %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

WaVo as iouOW9 :
uORFHWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
WILMINGTON AND HEADING RR

4GS5Ssshs5 Sa14~ N.. ..r..t
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

The court house party-Payne, Simon
son. Sturgeon and others, are very busy,
now, riding around the county liking
things for the fall election. The slate,
as made up by the Ring managers, is as
follows: Wiser, for county clerk; Simon
son, for county Judge; Sturgeon for sup
eriutendent. There is hitch on coun-
ty treasurer. 1t is understood that Dave
Reid is not to be a candidate, or is holding
back for a compromise, and that Frank
| Bonev, of Andalusia, and Dave Cleland,
of Edcington. are both anxious to secure
the Republican nomination. Frank bases
his claims principally on the fact that he
deserted the Democratic party and ought
to be paid for it. The policy Of the Ring
has generally been to pay deserters and
for this reason Mr.. Cleland will stand d
moor show. as he has always been con
sistent Republican. The policy of the
Ring will probably be to fix things 81
that Boney and Cleand will run abou
even. with few scattering votes for Dav'
Reid and then when it is evident (by thei
1 own management that neither Boney o
r Cleland can be nominated, fall back oil
, Reid o. a compromise. 1t is rather Gun
:, ming trick-but they know how to do sucI
! things at the court house There is som
Il talk in Haverstick's little circle, Of run
d ming him for county treasurer, as a rebuk
e to Hawley for removing him, but hi
friends are 50 few that the movement
+ not regarded as at all formidable. One {
?. the managers, on recent trip to tn
is country, staid at a farmers house owe
:. night and thinking that everything was sat
h in that quarter, as heretofore, let out I'll
plans for the Republican Ring nominations
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03
Where to 60 on the Fourth

In Rock Island, the Catholics and their
friends will have procession, and picnic
at Lynde's grove, near the Fourth Ward
school house, also a dance at Turner
Hall in the evening,
The Shooting Society offers prizes fol-
marksmen, at its grounds, on the bluffs. .
Grand Scandinavian Ball, in Negus
Hall, Rock Island Music by Freias
Band. Tickets one dollar.
Picnic at Cordova.
Grand celebration at the fair grounds,
near Hillsdale, and dance at Concert Hall
in the evening.
No notice has been asked of us for Port
Byron, but we have seen it stated that
there would be celebration there, with
Maj Beardsley as orator
At Pleasant Valley there will be good
gathering, and basket picnic near Sharp
Silviss place Speech by Jacob Norris,
Esq
At Coal Valley celebration-George
Mixter, Esq, orator.
Also at Illinois City there will be grand
basket picnic, etc
These with various neighborhood pic MICS
will give all our county people a chance
for pleasant day.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

1CAao, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC X n
BAH trains in or out OF Rock lslans rIn 10, ny
icago time-except the Peoria trains when run
4 srofsan time Chicago time IL about ~ minutes,
Toledo about II minutes faster than hoeK ISL
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

The list of marriage licenses issued by
the county clerk of this county for the
month Of June, as published in the Union,
had twelve names wrongly printed. The
list as published below we think will be
found correct
Conrad Schneider, Anna Falkenburg
Henry W. Thompson. Lizzie b Scbaihle
Benz. Long, Jennie Carpenter.
John 7, Lennon, Mary H. Smith.
VIM. Donald, Mary Campbell
Hans Peter Christensen, Anna NJ. Peterson.
Geo. W. +. Brown, Francis A. Wilson.
Howard I. Wells, Ro=alie Stone.
Charles Graham, Maggy T. Scully.
Samuel Norman, Brigita NJ Swanson.
VIM. C. Wilson, Clara j. Ziegler
Daniel p. Williams, Martha T. Ryerse
Andrew Swanson, Augusta W. Chinlund
Christian Peterson, Catherine ClousOn.
Ad0lph L. Hammerquist, Anna Lundquist
4. W. Wilkinson, NJ. 4. Dimick
oliver swanson, Nettie Bengston.
Swan Lawrson, Emma Nelson.
Erick Munsen, Ellen Bengston.
Andrew +. Lundell, Carrie Benson
William Ryan, Susan Higin.
Charles Blomqnist, Anna Hall.
Peter A. Sanquist. Mary Gustafson.
Francis A. Clancy, Mary J. Morgan.
Eggert II. G. Hauberg, Margaretta A. d. Kanz.
meier.
Edward Monthie, Emma Ebleling
August Silka, Uisna Ana Busa
Lemon d. Void, Margaret Carson.
Robert NJ. King, Lucinda Sanders.
Charles Lindstrand, Christina NJ Carlson
John e. Moore, Phoebe Trent
G. Edward Jackson, Ella Swansea
William 5. Vasburgh, Theresa Virgins