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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
,nuc,ion a sreaiswater H. R.

irs SALE, LAST EVENING" TO THE OLD DOMINION
.trA,lsuir co.--THE OBJECTS OF THE PURCHASE
,meetipp of til, Directors of the Junction q
n,.olyater II. II. was held at Lewes, last even
;o, at which tile sale of controlling interest in
,lc roadto the Old Dominion Steamship Go. wat
.,tol and confirmed and the sale became an
.,c,nnlished fact. For several weeks past, ol
ma Ina refusal of the Delaware Il. II. to pur-
cla.e Nlr. Baumgardners interest, negotiations
lave been quietly going on, and the fact of the
sale only leaked QUE day or 80 ago. IL IL un-
I.r.,o61 that the sale includes the stock not
o,iy of Mr. Baumgardner, but of Messrs. Reed
ami sheail as well. The amount paid has not
tsan-nire1. but we have it from an interested
rsaf, That the sum agreed on wast livery
ii'.,.: tie amount named by Mr. Hinckley" when
he proposed to buy the road, or $93 900.
lhe Object of the old Dominion steamship
eo as gained from stockholders in this city,
/. simply to provide II feeder for
ysrlolk and Richmond, and the purchase is a
yer, natural one. For several years past the
AIl Dominion Co. have furnished the steamers
NTH which the j. II b. II. II. has main
ninel its line between Lewes and
yeg York and it has thus learned the value of
Me road and to what extent its develop
mcnt is possible. An important con-
spleretion in the purchase was the fact that with
the road heavy freights may be obtained for the
steamers all tie year round. The peach consti-
tutcs tic principal shipments, aud these occur at
season of tile year when other freights are
sack The truck has, for the most part, found
Is way 10 market, and the cotton does not begin
to come north until fall so the steamers of the
mc cln be very well employed in the transpor-
4lion oi peaches during the dull months and the
ue become thus Of greater value and more re-
sptut titp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
MOIder rhnm GoOh.n

AN Og gtOnENARlAN's EXPERIENCE, JUNGLE JoHN"
cORREY.
0liy Yesterday venerable old man, leaning
upun cane, and bowed down with the weight
ma'N YEAR,, entered the store of Washington
lfas in the village of Landenberg, Chester
\ 'ou.y Receiving tle mail which he had came
ill H. 9as about TO depart when at the sugges-
tln0l Mr. Ewing lie took a seat TO rest himself
PR few moments.
Asaeman present who knew him well, calling
n 4ils John, by winch name lie il known by
f tllt vicinity, familiarly said "Uncle John,
hog afo You getting along?' To which he
leplolb by quoting the following verse from one
i Barns poems
"OHr litos begin with trouble here
Onl DAYS are hut span,
And cruel death is always near,
iuw ifall a thing Is man."
lleeyalently felt what he said, and although
4 memory had become very defective, he could
4 forget the yorse above quoted, and which
w. hul np doubt learned in his youthful days
iii- mericsator then asked him how old he
RN4' NNeu WITH sigh he replied that lie could
2' tcl, bur he knew he was older than he was
II ol- saying which he started off for his home,
4 n.le aud u hlli or so, in the country.
Il john Corey, or "Uncle John, as he ii called,
n uacleor and is about So years of age. He
II aIesaar visitor to Landenberg and always
|$l'7 4i1o'. The boys all know him and respect
n l'-i' though he does reproye them for smoking
II i4is AID following other habits which he
q 3l'lh' ave sinful. Though life appears to be a
II NNsn to him, 50 kindly disposed are the
e alias VINO know him that they hope he may
II e' l'c many years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
C0atesvilie Items.

ieaAy reported for the Commercially
CoArEsyILLE, July 21.-
Iol'E lreNs.-Yesterday, VIM. Wickersham
VS. before d. +. Lewis, Esq, ON charge of
J. 'h'eH"ass and diaorderly conduct on Saturday
's"' ai colorol pic-Ilic in the northern part of
''D lhe detendant was held for further
: @'0s 'N Monday next. Margaret Cross and
'.le "1ahson, whose term in jail expired on
'l1y i,st' were again before B. 4. Lewis ON a
'I"se N,, ol yagrancy. They were locked up for
'llicr hearing.
eAAs AAhuNG.-phe colored people are hold
.All meeting IN Ino. Newin's woods, a short
,,llle south Of the Borough which is largely
e''le'l ,,l especially IN the evening. Another is
1eli .iatri for next month on the north side
/ S'e through in $. D. W nth's woods.
NY Road BENZ. II. Hatfield, Isaac Years.
S''. AMI ltobt. W. Shields the Jury appoint
olfl TO review the new road from Ercl-
'' ~ llio property of Thomas Young, report
~ ,aSof oi the road, thus confirming the re-
u, ~ ~ 'he last jury. This is az it should be,
p, S,lS tne worst road leading to our town.
W. The Rod Men of our Tribe have a
y i''g al inioneybrook Grove, on the w. 4 II.
~ Il pn Thursday, of this week, and the dane
I' I'' one Al The same place, ON the follow
'', p'sI OF which, we presume, will be full
I'i'''1ea 'si.0' ny the friends of the respective
''N2'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Narrowing the Guage OF the Erie
fDad

Now that the Erie and Atlantic and Great Wes-
torn railways are practically under one admnis-
tratiou, the subject of narrowing the guage of
both roads will soon come up for speedy consid-
Grafton. When ex President Watson of the
tiating the $40, 900 loan, it was announced
that the money was to be expended upon the i'm
proyement of the road, and that the improve
ment was to consist, among other things, of the
other work of construction and equipment En-
gineers were subsequently employed to prepare
estimates for the work. 70 change the guage
of the main line and the Franklin Branch of the
Atlantic and Great Western railroad, four hun
dred and twenty-five miles, and alterations to
cars and locomotives will cost 81 100000 1t is
proposed to commence changing the guage on
May |, and have the work completed by August
1, 1875.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
A windra,, TO Mrs. Gen, nris,ovv.

Tie journey of Secretary Bristow to Kentucky
was not one of pleasure. 1t was caused by the
death of an uncle of Mrs. Blisto W. and the ne
cessity of administering upon a large estate.
This uncle of Mrs. Bristow, who was very
wealthy, left but two heirs, Mrs. Gen. Bristow,
and her married sister, to whom the whole of the
entire estate was wiled Con. Bristow was
made by the will sole executor of the estate,
and his business in Kentucky was to make ar
rangements to enter upon his duties as execu-
tor. Mrs. Bristow, under this will, thus comes
into the possession of about quarter of mil
lion of dollars. Mrs. Bristow returned from
Kentucky with the Secretary, and will spend the
heated term at Deer Park, the new and favorte
watering place on the summit of the Alleghanies
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. : Wash
Cor NJ Y Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
France.

IMPORTANT POLITICAL CHANGES AGREED ON.
PARIS, July %.
The Committee of Thirty has agreed to the
Electoral bill, fixing the age of voters at 25 pro-
viding for elections by the ACCOMPLISHMENTS in.
stead of departments, and giving an additional
member to every fifty thousand Inhabitants
ACTION IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, July %.
The deputies of the Left in the Assembly are
circulating petitions for the dissolution of the
Assembly to be presented if Periers bill fails to
Daee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

THE REHoBoTH ExcURsIoN.-The excursion to
Rehoboth, yesterday. which left here at half
past five o'clock in the morning, was by no means
80 large as would otherwise have been the case
had the weather been more promising. The ex-
cursion train consisted of five cars which were
crowded before its arrival at Lewes, where a
very pleasant day was passed by some of the
party, the remainder taking hacks to Rehoboth
Beach. The rain, which continued all the after
noon, was great drawback upon the pleasure
OF the excursonsts, but all seemed satisfied with
the trip The party arrived in this city, this
morning, at half past twelve o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Pilgrim Menuonilos in America.

'o '''e passengers who arrived by the
'',' steamship Hammonia Friday were
i. Two hundred and fifty Russian Mennon-
Dron. ,4ey nad been brought together from all
On. s''s of Il M oi Rlssa, though the southern sec
'e country sent the largest number OF
te.. 'N'lVe4; They assembled about three
NJ NJ ., aso' and iourneying together to Ham.
tie gt'o',Eei g'', Tor the New World. The party
preya'.. .,st that has landed in New York during
bme t ,'lI n, year aud one of the largest that ever
fe,l4 @ .liis country. The number of women
En- =, 7, somewhat the number of men. me
lil.e u probably go to Dakota, though they
se.,sI announce their destination, and il
ImayS.'so.;y s.y they are bound to New York. The
of ali tb'. "'o among the most thrifty and fru-
bsot ,,.' cue immigrants to America. They re-
BARN IN, ahy hlnts as to the amount of then
lLrh ga. @u, party which landed a year ago, and
fa Hcm D"s smaller male than this one, had $4,000
raf a a,.i ilhey carry nearly all of their money
IN p,"', al1 are shrewd in concealinr and care.
N|'uiilS lt.-M Y. Tribune.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
New Advertisements, To-day.

Cigars and tobacco-Cuban Cigar Store, BrevttieH
Furniture-L Adair Brevities
Imported dress goods-M L Lichtenstein
Hardware-Truman q Shaw
Funeral notice
A standard Ariicle-Hnstetters Bitters
Notice-Book of Corrections
New Singing Books-O Ditson Il Co
New Price List-John Moore d Co. Phlla
Notice-Grand Division s of 7
Notice-Brandywne Summit camp-meeting
IS reward-Twenty dollars lost
Wanted-Board in private family
Auction sale of paintings-J Miller
Clam soup-Fullmer, Brevities
White shirts-C S Morgan, Brevites
Grover n Baker Sewing Machine, Brevites
Partaga cigars-Singles Il Son, Brevitles
Straw hats-Dubell Brevities
Soda Water-Gallagher, Brevites
Summer slits-Buxbaum, Breylties
Cheap coal-Craven & Armstrong, Brevities
Teas and coffees-Houston & Prizer, Brevities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

The statement is again current that Mr.. Baum
..,.Inars interest in the Junction Breakwater
p,ilr,,l has been sold. A letter from corros-
,,nd.pt at Georgetown to the COMMERCIAL,
.,r. I'VE have information this morning, (Ju-
lc9rhJ of tue transfer by the sale of Mr.
e,nmgarlners Stock of the Junction Il Break
,r.,er Il. II. to the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
rbe terms are understood to be much the same
A.. ,,o.e which had been arranged in the recent
'.....,,ntons with the p. W., and b. Railroad. "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
a Marriage Postponed

4 ,., or ,ri arrived at the mayors office in New
tA. i,inurrday to be married, and the man
e he re,,. "o,'iah to make the arrangements,
aunonnnar'.ilel outside. On her return with
led ler l'1,neht ,l.ue that all was ready, he in
lnarr.ei tiia. tl' IL was too confoundedly hot to
the inattan vi.S % weather, and proposed postpon-
re, on cnna,tsll unsll tall. She agreed, after a
eforo V.dp ~ 70 Coney Island, and the couple
LOOK the two o'clock boat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

To ATLANTIC CITY.-The Atlantic City excur-
sion by boat and cars bids fair to be grand
SUCCESS as over half of the limited number of
tickets have been secured by parties that
look forward to day of real pleas
ure. Those intending to join this
delightful excursion would do well to secure
their tickets before they are all disposed of. Ar
rangements have been made to have good
dinner furnished for so cents for those that may
wish to satisfy a ravenous appetite created by
bathing in salt water.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
A CoIIossaI Place of Amusement.

The coliseum, monster place of amusement
erected in Jones's woods, New York. was opened
on Sunday by grand monster concert with one
hundred musicians and 600 singers. Six thou
sand people were in the inclosure. The edifice
is of Swiss architecture, forms hollow square,
which is ornamented with trees and grass plats.
It has galleries and towers and every convenience
to make spectators comfortable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Michigan and Female suffrage.

At the next election in Michigan, which will
occur on the third day of November, the ques-
tion of woman suffrage will come up for decision,
and the subject is exciting wide interest. There
are said to be fifty newspapers in the State which
have already pronounced in favor of the plan
and new converts are frequently chronicled.
There will, however, be stout opposition to the
movement, and its success is extremely doubt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
4 New Jersey opinion.
II-rom The Woodstown Register.

T717HI THH WOOUsIOWn RegIsterl
'''"o"s ''.".s Qar very spioest and most reliable of
r96 W " 4 tue Wilmington, Del, DAILY COM
lI.s..i lhu editorials are timely, original and
:, ,9A arranged and all-embracinp' The eirenIa.
' ~ ,atse and columns well filed with nieelv
lc, ",sl nsl business advertising. The paper is
q growing, live, prosperous city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, July ".
Cotton easier at 17@1s1S. Flour in demand
for best grades superfne, So 50C94 so ;sextras,
"a 5105.25 State Ohio and Indiana extra fam
lily, SO 35D7.5O. Wheat in limited demand ;
new Pennsylvania and Delaware red, $13401,-
80 white 51.4501. So Rye steady at $1.05.
Corn in good demand yellow SIC Western
mixed, 1885,. Oats dull; white 71Ca76c; mixed
&c. Whisky steady at Csc.
QUOTATIONS. AT TIE BRANDywIEE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAIN-ooRREcTED DAILY.
Family Flour ................$ 80. .506D11. 90
Extra Flour. .....................7 7.75t@ 8.75
Superfne Flour. .......... 5.7509 6.75
Mheat, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Corn rn........................ SIC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
base Ball.
A FINE GAME IN PROSPECT.

Base Ball Club, of this city, will play the j. b.
Shope club, of Philadelphia, the amateur cham
piOns of the country, at Schutzen Park. The
game will commence at o'clock, and will no
doubt be interesting and close.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

-Tennyson says that Miller is the greatest
American poet, and Miller says that Tennyson is
the greatest English poet. A man couldn't
improve on that if he set up all night Detroit
Free Press
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
weather RECORD.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, July %.
Probabilities; For the Middle States, gener-
ally clear weather, with Northerly winds veering
to Easterly and southerly, slight changes in tenn
pera.ure, and rising barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Family Tragedy i'm Philadelphia.

HUSBAND ATTEMPTS THE LIFE OF HIS WIFE AND
SUICIDES
PHILADELPHIA, July %.
Geo. Hoffman, aged 80, committed suicide
this morning, cutting his throat, having at first
attempted the murder of his wife, who was Sc
verely cut about the throat and face.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
a!eW advertisements.

ON PIC-N CS, EXCUR SIONS, OR
" trips to watering-places, take along a set of
quons for recreation. We have various sizes of
for ladies.
TRUMAN Il SHAW,
No. SS5 (Eight Thirty -nvel Market s.. below Ninth
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
9eaths.

FRANTZ July 21st, 1874, Louis B infant son of
DR. It. f. and NJ Kate Frantz aged months.
the remains will be taken TO Lancas er, Pa, for
lntermhnt. y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

FUNERAL OF DR.. BRowN.-The funeral of DR..
John A. Brown, whose remains were brought on
from Boston, where he died on Sunday, took
place from his late residence in Browntown, this
morning, and was largely attended. The burial
took place in Riverview cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Dea,,, from n Rce sling.

Mrs. Mary Minzle, lady eighty years of age,
living near Pierceton, Ind, was recently stung
by bee, from the effects of which she died in
twenty minutes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

Captain John Randle, an old resident of Will
mington, and coal merchant, has removed, with
his family to Chester, Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
President ant.

EXPECTED AT ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY, July %.
President Grant is expected here on Saturday,
to remain several days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD, TODAY.
New York, July %.
Gold, to-day &110.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

sTILL ANOTHER FIRE.
CHICAGO. July 20.
Two Of the largest stores on State street were
burned, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENT AT THE RAIL RoAD.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, a young son of Jane Woolston who
lives ON Front St, near Market, was seriously
injured by falling off a hand car upon which he
and some companions were riding at the time.
The accident, it is thought, will not prove fatal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

RUTTER SCALES, TEA, STORE
AZ Butchers and housekeepers scales, weights
and spring and patent balances, are for sale 10y
TRUMAN 4 SHAN,
No. 1916 eight Thirty-nve) Market st., below Ninth,
Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
India.

REPORTED APPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERA AMONG
THE PILGRIMS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
geW advertisements.

WE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LIE
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
rlence 10 be equal for hardness and purity to any
Lehigh in the market, at schuylkill prices. All who
have used it, buy again
GEO. w. BUSH d SON, French 81 Wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
THIRD EDITION.
Fatal Accident ina Sussex.

A YOUNG MAN CRUSHED AT NASSAU, ON THE j. & h.
r.. II.
GEORGETOWN, DEL, July 22.
Leonard Jump, of Milford, employed by Jor-
dan, Fox, & Co., of Philadelphia, was killed on
an excursion train from Harrington to Lewes,
this morning. He attempted to get on the train
at Nassau station, while starting, but fell and
was crushed between the cars and the platform.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

PARIS, July %.
1t is reported here that the cholera has brok-
en- out among the pilgrims in India who have
assembled for the Juggernaut.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
SECOND EDITION.
HgebOboth Beach.

EXPERIENCE MEETING ON THE sURF-TuB RACE ON
THE I.AKE-ANNUAL MEETING OF DIRECTORS AND
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
FOURTH EDITION.
Chicago.

sTILL ANOTHER FIRE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

M ERRICK, JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS and BRDRERS.
C0RNER SIXTH AND MARREr STs, WI, DKL
FOR SALE
50 SHARES p, w. a b. RAILRo AD STOCK.
$500 DELAWARE STATE BOND.
$4,000 DELAWARE R. r.. EXTENSION BONDS.
$4,000 DEL. II. r. 1sT M'r'GE. QUE 1879
so SHARES DEL AWARE RAILROAD STOCK.
jan5-1Y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

CHAS. CAMBLOS II co,
BANKBRs AND BROKERS
No ss SOUTH THIRD ST., PHILs DELPnlA
DEALERS III
GOV ERNhE SECURITIES, GOLD, SILVER, &c
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold gu comrbi ssIon
nov11-1yfp
FoR SALE
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS COZ pom
BONDS,
Issued by the
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF VIII
MINGToN, DELAWARE,
is now offered for sale, In accordance with Reso-
luton OF the Board, passed February, 1874.
THESE BONDS ARE SECURED BY FIRST
MORTGAGE ON REAL ESTATE OF THE
BOARD, WORTH EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS,
And viii be sold at par Interest payable quarterly.
Provision has been made for their redemption in
dve years by a Sinking Fund. For sale at the Union
National Bank Of Wilmington.
H. B. MCINT1RE,
JOHN PALMER
W. Il. PIERCE
mhr24-tf Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

stances than have been. I can ask nothing
except that he will remember all the other
breasts that would ache. l will not plead for
myself. l even wish that were dead but 9th
but myself shall be inculpated. All my thoughts
are running out toward my friends and towards
the poor child lying there and praying with her
folded hands she is guiltless, sinned against,
bearing the transgression of another Her for
giveness have. humbly pray to God to put
it into the heart of her husband to forgive me.
have trusted this to Moulton in confidence.
IL. w. BEEcHEn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Dajfv Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY
Howard NJ, Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
~ Fcr Terms etc., see Second i'age.
s.,e Of the Junction & Breakwater

~ For Terms, etc., see Second Rage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-02
~ DO NJ UNoG.:.FA>o.

.. IN, r,,.,.r,..s of every Ipdspeo ieii'
rs3ar n the ! ale. and their a1Ilb-T :
Insignificant. we ind charges or rather
f,sjaastiefls AGAINST = lrieiinS c.-n'i',iatt
u. 81. United safes Senate o. dishon-
ss:y. shading and thievia5 v.ila.::y.
These destinations axe clothed IN sHcA
s..r-.,s-, that We can not understand
vnv any weight should attaeh to them
No e-,sy.li, charges 30 II .'ss-n";tii,5
- advanced IN support OF the general
accusation, and we axe not able TO IN
6e-stalli Why such charges a. reiterated
cI,v after day, without some evidence
2,.-1e- .-,yru IL sUlsta1tilt3 them. 1!
TIE rlany crimes imputed to tAa aeat.e-
man referred to could be fasteaei nI'on
hin, .,luch shorter journey than tAa'
:, Washington xoaId be the proper one
Tor ..iT., TO :nuke-a short distance from
c,r4a-, would be {. suitable resting place
trr HIN ior : mach longer period than
.,2s fern, in the United Safes Senate
Tho general accusation OF crime against
any ryan does hin no harm, except III
:, far as i. may excite tbs prejad!css OF
the uars.soning and the passions OF tue
deprared. We do net understand why
political oppoaeuts will resort to inuen-
s,as and iusinuations OF monstfouS VII
laiay against man because his election
20 su official position is not agreeable ''
them. Ii the proof of such accusations
isuot forthcoming the people will cont
TO the conclusion that We hare-tha
there are no grounds for them anu 'na
2 GOOD man is being wrongei and VIII
fed By INSCRIPTIONS men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-02
SIT oa PERSONAL HIS DRY


The address oi tie ihd'l'' '1''''''e'
which ~, Yesterday circulated through
,,t HIS co:uus,t.itv. c,,ntaitIed, of
-. ,naI ,,,.,..,.; ii ;t,us, Of
Io''fs-' '"e "s,'''' H.,
" ~. sharon. In '1e" 80 'iiiS' We nav
th,1tc,t il best t., LAY 1t lex wcr,.S III rc-
-, .l,;. s,r,,tI, man. >itoi,.v as 4 mat
,,.,,7.-..},-,., 7n,,i,id-
ter 81 Justice u = VI w
ual III. SHARON has hNSu III N+'"''''
'rr To-, wears. 81 his >,:gacity, energy
....,..-.! -, s...;tu...
AM '''l''' ~
This Is Ia esiii.'- IL i"'o '.'''
H.. has uitto;it un,'s: breaking his !''ea;-
- ~ ,r;tf,,r,t on. ,i.iIt;n. on,
-. Witt. do
p-ihtiliie 81 ~ ,,-,,, II. cvn
ing ms nc h"> - ,,.,,..r
In" t,st"i'> "a nm ,,,.,7,,,r, IIo
na'c ''t y !. 80 ,,-,r.,,,;.,. I
has, i'.,, ny III. -'-'''il l,..,
ana s'lii ''iiit'' va - IT,
| rirytueht 10 'h' "7''''' ~.
| 80. tl;s-sd regular l.S "'Ss
| t.-'sr. '-. at''i 'iaiiii1 H. H,'''S
| iuH~; s'i' t--- .i'lh' i'!vHS .tS =, ~.
! }vei:;red GUY iflSh 'iit r's.''-9' ''-',.
| tLs t-'iiA "l "t'',''e 81
| mines Ms ut:eI'' hr' Ken, he never l'i-
tered. AMI the r2i;'erS all NE UNI N',oT
when ply day c'i-i'' IN! N.'.'''' S''.'
receive .isslr Just Wa : ne t'''S1
prosperity e western N-va'ii1 - n1"ie
| ils II him than - any C'HtI ',H ii7'.
and rugh! his w1iI Ia ie ne stlicN.h "''
with It would 90 1t once t"o-thifHs o.
our people. improve iHti-'S az" ar