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Hereafter the legislators Of Iowa
will have no penknives or other per
quisities. Five dollars day must
satisfy them.
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June 4, 1881
! BANKRUPTCY,

IN BANkUPIC4. = ~
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
ms appointment on APril 28, A. d. 1873, as
Assignee Of Edwin c. Andrews, of Warren,
in the county Of Trumbull, and State Of o.,
who has been adjndged Bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the District Court Of the
Northern District Of Ohio.
DELoSS COUK, Assignee.
No. 9 Perkins Blk. Cleveland, o.
Iune4. ls73-ste
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A Sedalia, NJ issotri, physician, in
his advertisement fer a wife, says he
has money enough to burn up a wet
mule" ..-...--..- T.. 81
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KANSAS
PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Anu 81 O4A1o IL
Kansas, Colorado, the Territories
AND THE PACIFIC COASTS
100 Miles the Shortest Line nom Kansas
100 City to Denver.
O10 Miles the Shortest Line to Pueblo
HlO Trinidad, Santa Fe. and all points in
New Mexico and Arizona
no FERRIES! NO OMNIBUS TRLNsFKRI
The Great Rivers are all Bridged. /.
The only Direct Line to the fertile valleys
OF the Kansas. Republican, Solomon Saline
and Smokey Hill Rivers.
Only Line running cars through without
change from the Missouri River to Denver.
Only line running Pullman Palace Cars 70
Denver.
Only Through Line upon which you can
see the Buffalo. L
Don't fail to take trip through Kansas,
and view the great advantages offered for q
home.
Everybody in search Of health or pleasure
should make an excursion over the Kansas
Pacific Railway.
Close connections made In Union Depots
at Kansas City and Leavenworth. with all
trains to and from the East, North and
South. EDM'D s. BOWEN, Gen. Supt.
BEVERLEY R. KEIA,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agent.
May 7, 1873 Kansas Cit >
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Z EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.
il ICorDelius Van Arsdale, Pitt, vs.. Leices-
Ter King. DeFt. In Common Pleas Court,
Trumbun county, Ohio.
The defendant, whose place OF residence
is unknown, will take notice that on the
9Th day Of May, 1873, the plaintiG COM
menced action before Jefferson Palm,
Justice OF the Peace in and for Warren
township. Trumbun county for the recoV-
cry OF two hundred dollars, and Interest
due to plaintiff from defendant on e prom
issory note made by defendant to plaintiff,
On or about the 18th day Of August. 1853 and
procured an attachment to be issued in
said action. That on the 18th day of Nay.
1873, at the request Of plaintiff said Justice
certified his proceedings to the Court OF
Common Pleas OF said county, and the
plaintiff filed his petition therein, against
the defendant, and procured an order OF
Attachment to be issued.
Said petition must be answered on or by
the l9th day of July, 1873.
By WASHINGTON HYDE,
May q, 1ST3-6t. Pitts Atty.
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ZTFW TR0OKs RECEIVED AT

MI w DOOLAAJ LNAlN-AL - - -
N Porter's Book Store: New Life In New
Lands, by Grace Greenwood. The Mistery
OF Metropolisville, by Eggleston; window
Gardening: Practical Floraculture; Every
Weman her own Flower Gardner; Paris
Irish and Eastern Sketches; True as Steel
Alice and Phoebe Cary; Backlog STUDIOS
Bart Ridgeley, or TO the GeyseTs; The Reli
gion of Humanity, by FrothinRham; Har
per's new edition Of Oickins. :
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OHERIFFS SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE,
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Eliza P. King, VS.. Leicester King.
By virtue of an execution VS.. defendant
issued ont Of the Court of Common Pleas, OF
TrumbulI Co., Ohie, in the above named
case, to me directed and delivered, have
levied upon and shall expose to public sale
at the door of the Court House. in the city
Of Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, June 21St, A. ID. 1873,
at one o'clock p. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described land and tenements situate
in the township of Bloomfield. county o.
Trumbun and state Of ohio, to-wit: Bound
ed on the north by lands formerly owned
by Mrs. Marshal Lewis; on the east by the
A. Y. & P. r. R.; on the south by lands of
James Pearsons, L. L. Spragueand A Green
on The west by land Of A. Wright, contain
ing S acres OF land, be the same more or
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherifas once. Warren. o. May q. Is7S-5t
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State of Ohio, Trumbuu County, IS.
Jerusha Philips. In Trumbun
Elijah Hutchins. -
Byvirtue Of an execution VS.. Deft. issued
out of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum-
bull County, o., in the above named case
to me directed and delivered, have levied
upon and shall expose to public sale 81 the
door of the Court House. in the City OF war
re7, Ohio, on E tl1
Saturday, June 21st, A. d. 1873,
at two o'clock, D. m. of said day, the follow
ing lands and tenements. situate in the
township of Johnston, county OF TrumbuH
and State Of Ohio. and described as follows,
to-Wit: Known as being parts Of lots ff-
teen and sixteen in the second division OF
lands in said township, and bounded north
on lands of Carrier barnes and Sher-
man Terrell; west on lands Of Sherman
Terrell and the original lot line; south on
lands OF Chauncy Strickland, and on the
east by the north and south center road,
contains eighty-six (S6) acres Of land. be the
same more or less.
The above land will be sold subject 10 q
mortgage given by Deft. 70 Austin Sigler. Of
slz76, As and interest at per cent. from Jan.
%, lS7S Appraised at g.. Terms Cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
By S. r. BARTLETT, Deputy.
Sherifs Omce. Warren. o., May q, ls1o-5W
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CENTRAL FLOWER o1ANDf
The whole ornament sometimes
stands upon q piece of mirror of the
desired form. and then the flowers are
reelected in the mirror; and it is hard
to realize that we are not looking up
on a sheet of water.
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o1AALH-nA 7 LIZ" HAs oA<ANL-
Flower stands and vases of various
patterns. for these purposes, are now
sold at the glass aud china stores in
most of our cities. ~.
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CURIOSVTY.

n The newly invented "FeGfher Hottss,
IL Indicating, surely, the state Of the weatn-
lady about two inches high, comes out OF
the door, when IL is to be stormy she re-
tires and the little man comes out. II Is
really worth seeing and is sold at q oW
price. al ADAMS Book Store.
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A DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
a Musical Merchandise Of all descr1p
Viz: Pianos. Organs Melodeonss Nlonns,
f5uitars. .Accordeons Claronetts, flutes tlIes'
Drums, Pisno-spreads, Piano-stoolss Sheet-
rnneic- Music-books Violin Strings, Guitar
strings, &c., &C. Store in Weops bloeki Sio9n Oyer
Porter's Book Store. IJsA o Ao'"'
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XAI hk1I4LOG1 A-DA-1-.2il r.-E-
w Life Insurance. Agent warren O91o.
Merchandise and other property INSURED II
the best Companies, on favorable terms
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings and tnen
urriture insured for one, three and nYe
Sears Of6ce ID NcCombs and Smiths BLOCK
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

nk. LOY, Physician and Surgeon,
lOdice and residence q few rods ISoe.1t SousH
Of the Atlantic & Great Meseesionsily. MessesiH
rhere he can be consulted profess
warren. o. April ls lS7l-u
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made visible in the flight Of a cannon
hall: for although the initial velocity
of the ball is so much greater than OF
sound that persons killed within the
range of q mile are usually struck be-
fore the report could be heard, yet so
greatly is its flight retarded by atmos-
pheric resistance that 1t soon slackens
to less than the velocity of sound
The two rates are therefore so nearly
alike that either may be taken as
pretty fair representative OF the other:
Should the time ever arrive-and
there is no telling what may or may
not be expected-when railway speed
shall equal that of sound, then sever
al rather queer looking phenomena
will be within the bounds of possibIl-
ity; e. g., were signal cannon to be
planted at each mile post along the
road. and fired at the instant Of the
cars passing at this rate, no report
would be heard by any of the passen-
gers aboard, until the train had slack
ened speed at the next station, five,
ten or twenty miles ahead, st which,
time ali the reports would come thun-
derinC together! Again, were can
non-ball fred after the train, from &
point directly in the rear, at the dis
tance Of a quarter Of q mile, 1t is
doubtful II 1t would overtake the train
at all, unless sWifter than some can
non-balls Of our day ; or, it should
succeed in entering the open back
door, it would move with such seem.
ing laziness that q passenger might
easily capture it in his hat
This brings Us to consider two
highly interesting velocities in which
ali dweIlers upon earth are vitally
concerned, yet TO which few people
have deigned more than passing
thought. The description just nov
given Of the maximum rate of traYe
National Republican., 1873-01-29

ALL appreh snSlons Of the building on the cor
ner OF fIlgh and Prospect streets falling down
have subslle,l.
A CERTIFlCATE OF Incorporation has been filed
In the ONCE Of the recorder OF deeds for the
Georgetown Masonic Hall Association, with J.
7. Mitchell, ThOmlS DJwlinR, X. l.. Cropley,
James D,cEsOn, !. D.. Parkhurst, Joseph Llbbey,
II. X. fhcrCpa: q. u. D5mar and George W. Crop
ley as dlrt"iaos'
BY notice Of advertisement in dnoti6r column
Mr.. J. W. Deeblc, executor upon the estate Of
stephen Tilton, formerly OF Georgetown, states
by the terms Of Mr. Tiltons will, his son stephen
has bestowed upon him large benefits. Tho
young man has not been heard from for a long
time, and 1t Is feared by some OF his friends that
his mind has given way, the effects Of serious
illness some time since, and that he may be In
some insane asylum among strangers. Mr..
Decide will be happy to receive any information
Of his whereabouts. He was last heard from
somewhere In Kansas.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
THE COURTS.
saprcmc Court OF the United states.

TUESDAY, January "a lAlA
on motion OF Mr.. 7. Phillips, y, Il. FOman,
esq, OF New Oflcnns, Ia, was admitted to prac.
tcc as al attorney and counselor OF this court.
On motion OF Mr.. Samuel Knox, Hon. q. A,
FinkelnpurI, OF 81. Lluls, Mo-, was admitted TO
practice rs al attorney and counselor OF this
court
No. 2Ss. The Bank of New Orleans, plaintiff in
error, vs.. Margaret Cauliwell, widow, &C. This
cause was surnitte,l on printed arguments by
Mr. william VI. Eyarts and Mr.. J. II. Ashton, OF
counsel for the plaintiff In error, aud by MI. p.
Phillips, for the defendant In error, under the
twentieth rule.
No. "a, Edward y. Brown, appellant, vs. Law
renee Kennedy and wife. This cause was sub
mltted on printed argamen.s nc SyD1an by M Edward
Messrs. Stlllngs and fenlOn for the appellee,
under the goth rule.
No. los. Wm. u. Duncan ct al, appellants, vs..
Mary 7. D. JaudOn, and
No. 100. The National city Bank, appellant, VS..
Mary I. II. JAudon. These causes were argued
by Mr.. W. W. MacFarlani and Mr.. WIN. II.
ArnOuN, OF counsel for the appellants, and by
Mr.. y. r. Strong, for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II o'clock.
Suprcmc Court-tienerRi Term.
All the Justices sat N bdnc yesterday.
The argument In the case OF the heirs Of Lee
vs. johnson, appeal from the Probate Court, was
Twin Lick Oh Company VS.. VIM. Marbury.
This case comes up upon certificate from the
Judge below. Mr.. Marbury, member OF the
Twin Lick corporation, loaned that body d, 900,
and took deed OF trust upon q lease OF oil land
In West Virginia. The amount not being paid
when due the lease was sold under the deed OF
trust and puTcha ed by Mr.. NJ, who was at that
time an Of1ccT IN the Twin Lick company. The
oil wells Afterwards proved remnnentiye, and
the company now contends that Mr.. NJ. bought
us agent for the company and claims the benefit
OF his purchase. The counsel are As follows /;
Mr.. Mcpherson and ChAs. Beaston, IT,, for the
complainant, and W. ID. Dayidge, w. l.. Cox, X.
u. Washington and Jas NJ. Johnston for the de
fendant. The case was argued, but not con-
cluded. Adjourned.
Police Court-Judge smell.
Amanda WYNN, charged with the larceny Of
three dresses; six months In jail. James Bar
rett, assault and battery on Margaret Barrett;
O. and costs. William Parson, assault and bat
terry, with intent 10 Kill John Lizer, both COloTed;
gland Jury. John Green, stealing one loaf Of
bread, worth ave cents, out OF bread cart; IS
days In iall. Charles Carter, assault and bat
terry on James Boston In Wesley church, infiict-
ing some ugly wounds on his head, cutting
through the scalp In two places: $40 and costs
Thomas ltanlolph, disturbing a public assem-
bly. k5
National Republican., 1873-01-29

sirahle. Last evening q crowded audience ap-
plauded at the varying and mirthful scenes from
the concerts OF Ethiopia to those ILLUSTRATING the
peasant reyels OF Spain, and tonight the same
well.aTranged programme will be repeated.
The Oates Troupe.
Yesterday Mt. saville secured the lease OF VIII
lard hall, and tonight Mrs. oates, with her ad.
mirabis troupe Of comic opera singers, viii
occupy its stage for the 1rst time. They will be
cramped for stage room, and must do without
many needed accessories, but still Mrs. oates
knows how TO adapt herself TO circumstances,
and will give the public splendid performance.
Just now our citizens should be very generous
TO her.
Tom Thumb.
This evening General Tom Thumb will make
his appearance NJ lincoln hall. He will be &C.
companled by his little wife, Commodore Mutt
and wife, and Miss Minnie Warren. They have
Just returned home after a three year6 tour
round the world, The performances they give
are Of the most interesting and fascinating de-
scriptlon. The afternoon performances will con4
mcnce At 3 O'Clock, the evening one at 8. These
are the most intelligent and Interesting dwarfs
In the world, and all will be anxious to see them.
The Colored Opera.
We have advertised q remarkable sensation
for the evenings Of February and 4, (Monday
and Tuesday, II Ia that Of the colored opera
It Is the only organization Of the kind ever com,
pieted. The artists are oil Washlngtonlans, and
they arc all 1ne singers, and as actors are fai
above most amateur performers, The chorui
consists OF thirty voices. The opera OF "Tht
Doctor NJ Alcantara" Is selected for their initia
performance.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
Iowa Association,

.. A. building; w. W. CttZ In the chair; J. +. G.
Iuulton, secretary.
The following named gentlemen were elected
10 membership: John BOswOrth, e. Ben Dar-
win, ir,, and s. A. Streight.
Thc finance committee appointed to collect
hack dues TO the association reported NIFTY or
sixty dollars as having been received; and uDOn
motion tho committees were continued. The
following was adopted;
HesOtrcd That all members who on the second
Tuesday In March next shall be found In arrears
for period of more than three months, dating
January !, 1879, shall be on the said second
Tuesday In March expelled and their names
stricken from the roll Of membership.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
Youna NI,n,. ncpubIIc,n ,,Iuh.

The attention OF members OF the Young Mems
Republican club Il called to the advertisement
Of the regular monthly meeting tonight at the
club house, on Thirteenth street. This organI-
Zstion continues TO increase In numbers, and IL
II expected that II will take q prominent part In
the civic procession on Inauguration day. The
famous IlaTtranft Club, Of Philadelphia, COM
pfislng the most promising young men OF that
city, will be the guests OF the Y. N. r. C. on that
occasion, anil, as II Is understood they will come
with membership Of three hundred, will mate
rally add to the civic display.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
ltenl Rstatr Salss.

The following sales Of real estate have been
made by Messrs Cox A Callan real estate agents:
To David A. Windsor, lots and ~, and part OF
lot Q, In square $50, belonging To John A. Ken
nedy, containing 25,4o5 square feet, at 90 cents
per foot, t2,Il2. Sold lot No, 81, In square sos,
belonging "a Mrs. Z. Stevens, fronting on second
street northwest 20 feet, and running back 100
feet deep, between and Fstreets; price 70 cents
per foot, to L, ATth,
National Republican., 1873-01-29
puhlic schnoi In.rruciIon.


Calvin Q. J. Norris recently appointed as
cadet mldshipinan at the United States Naval
Academy from Illinois, Is the son OF the late
the lediing newspapers OF that State, and who
also rendered valuable service as an onicer
during the late war.
entered public school In this city, at which
place his mother was temporarily residing. lie
was found upon examination, to he deficient In
most Of the studies Of the school IN which he
entered.
The teacher was 80 much pleased with the ex-
cellent spirit the new scholar exhibited that she
retained him at his own request. lie progressed
In his studies so rapidly that at the end OF the
next school term he Outstripped all competitors
and won the frst honor OF the school.
Master Norris was then transferred TO the next
higher grade, where his Improvement was so
marked as to win for him the nrst place In the
school.
In the comparatively short time since his nrst
admission into the public schools OF the city he
had made sufficient advancement 20 be admitted
TO the Grammar department OF the Waliach
building, Of which Mr. G. L, Hilton Is the princl-
pal. Under the tuition Of this excellent teacher
he was ntted to pass the superior examination
which he did at the Naval Academy.
The President Of the United States and Gen.
John L. Beyeridge, then COnRressnnn-at-LArge,
aud now Governor Of the State Of Illinois, hal
shown an interest In the welfare Of the soldiers
son, and they seemed TO vie with each other Tor
the honor Of appointing him TO the academy.
The letter Oi application Of the mother for tho
appointment of her son as Cadct-nlhl5hlpman re-
Ceived the recommendation Of the President, hut
before the Hon. Secretary OF the Navy had
made the appointment General Beyeridge Sc
lected him, unsolicited, as his choice for the
place. lie accordingly appeared for his eXamlna-
ton. As 50 many had failed who had received
the advantages Of a collegiate education, the
mother who accompanied him TO Annapolis felt
the greatest anxiety for her son.
The president OF the board OF examination took
pleasure In informing the mother that her sou
had, by his dlgnine1 manner OF explaining his
work IN the examination, won the admiration OF
the whole board, and inquired Of her where he
received his education, AMI being Informed, he
said that he had done credit to the public school
Instruction.
The President being Informed Of the result OF
the examination said that he was delighted to
hear OF the boys success, and remarked that he
would have appointed him, but that he had been
Outgeneraled by BeyeTidge.
General Beyerdge, In letter to friend In
this city, says OF the cadet mldshlplnan: "Wel,
some day when the boy has become u man, and
lashed himself TO the tOpmast TO fight the battles
OF his country, hope to look upon him with
pride and say that he II an Illinois boy, and ap-
pointed him to the Naval Academy" Let us
hope such things, aud let the boy strive for such
uFpatnpRH
National Republican., 1873-01-29
4 Genuine Gaming.

Yesterday afternoon a genuine Gaming AFFAIR
took place In one Of the corridors Of the Treas
ury, between Mr. Pierce, the umbrella man,
and q Mr.. Ceayeland, q clerk, in which the
former seems TO have been wOrsted. The quarrel
grew out OF a business transaction about cane,
the right or wrong Of which will probably be
developed when Mr.. =, causes the arrest OF Mr.
n as ne threatens to do,
National Republican., 1873-01-29

The experiments Of expanding the tires Of
locomotive driving wheels by gas heating, In.
at the Boston and Albany railroad shops, bids
fair to be successful. A tire was so expanded
and put on In twenty minutes, the other day,
the tiTe a-ROlng.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
snsnInI nnrnnIna

We have finished taking an inventory OF our
stock, and ind a surplus stock on hand OF
Twenty-dOllaT Beaver Goats, which We offer
Atti2.
Fine French Cloth Coats sold at t2b-all cOlors
made Of Hilyers choicest goods, we now offer
at fl5.
Many other deiIraDe goods Of equally low
prices A, SAEs 4 Co,
Ai6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
nnNh,a DIrncInrN.

The Directory Of the District Of Columbia, to-
neither with compendium Of It's governmental
Institutions and trades, TO which Il added the
uIty Of Alexandra, for the year 1873, and com
piled by Col. William II. Boyd Ia now ready for
distTIb1tion, IL Il for sale al Philp a SolOmons,
Mohun Co. =, j. q. PaTkerA and AT BOyds, S26
Third street The price Is o.. IL Is as perfect US
sxnerience can make H.
National Republican., 1873-01-29

THE white Of an egg is said TO be specific for
swallowed raw, and will carry down bone easily
and certainly There Is another fact touching
eggs, which should be remembered. When, as
gWallOwed, the white Of two eggs taken will neu-
tTallIe the poison, and change the effect to that
of n dose of cAlomel
National Republican., 1873-01-29

SOME three thousand owners OF real estate IN
Chicago have before them the pleasing prospect
Of suits In ohanoery, arising from the action Of
the county clerk, who gave tax deeds Oi thelt
property 10 other persons without going through
any Of the usual technical formaliteH except that
Of demanding one dollar for each deed.
National Republican., 1873-01-29

WOMAN In Illinois has obtained verdict Of
q, 200 against a saloon keeper who sold her hus-
band liquor, which made him drunk, whereupOn
he fell and broke his neck. Another woman out
there was seen TO spread soft soap upon the
sidewalk over which her drunken husband would
pass on his way home. She had an eye to bus!-
ness,
National Republican., 1873-01-29
r W Alion 4 family, y 4 All Perkins, Maryland
II ID Lewis. New York

A PEACEFUL contest Is on the eve OF taking
place between a section OF English wOrkmen and
a section OF French wOrkmen, the result OF
which will be looked for by artisans with some
degree Of interest. The boot and shOemakeTs OF
London have challenged the boot and shoe
hest quality OF work In the shortest possible
time The challenge Is for flO0, and the de
cislOn will rest with q commission composed OF
Englishmen and Frenchmen for that purpose.
The challenge was given by the leading work
men of the 6OOtmakers Of England through ~,
Crispif, their organ, and was accepted by the
MoniteuT dc "a C0rtiOnneTie the mOuthplece OF the
French woTkmen.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
Nnilcc.

All deposits made with the German American
Swings bank, 5l5 Seventh street, on Or before
February / will draw interest from that date.
Six per Ucat. paid IN ordinary deposits, three
per cent on the average daily balances Of 1usl-
ness accounts
National Republican., 1873-01-29

THAT burglar alarm which lights lamp, fires
a pistol, shoots q thief, rings nre bell, calls
watch dog, and only falls to act when the bnr-
glAT comes mas been invented again. This time ny
d California boy. house worth $500 eau be
put In a state Of safety for about $1,000.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
DIR. HsnIon,s Lecinrn.

Masonic hall was well illed by highly intel
lEent audience last night, who were delighted IN
well as convinced by the experiments OF Or,
lIeniOn. He certainly stands unrlYaled az
master Of disease, He will give second lecture
tonight. Admission % cents.
National Republican., 1873-01-29

LADY In Fort Wayne has her cards out for
her silver, crystal and tin weddings, which occur
on the same day. Her nrst two husbands (dl-
yOrced) have received Invitations, but peNersely
laplina Attending.