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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-03
Muskinsum College Commence.
ntsng.

Concord, Ohio, June 90.
Editors OF the PcEIslcr.
The thirty.seyenth annual COM
meucemcnt OF Muskirgum College,
New Concord, Ohio, took place on
ThursdGy, June 2jIb, graduating a
class OF six. The annual address before
the literary societies wss delivered by
Rev. A. D. Hawn, OF Ztnesyiils, Ohio.
Rev. I. 7 Stevenson, b. ID, OF the
Christian StdtcSmaa, Philadelphia, had
been Iosen TO address the alumni as
sociatiou, but failed 10 come.
The board Of trustees accepted the
res gna,isn OF Pro-. Tlil'rjch and elected
Pro-. T II. Padeb IN bis stead
Honorary degrees we're conferred ~
follow A. NJ. Rev II, q. AGVey.
Rev w. B Cherry, Rev }. b Palmer,
Mr. S. w. Pr.ngle and Rev X b. Hun-
ter. d. D. Rev D. w. Fisher, Of
Wheeling, w. Va: Rev II b Fry, Of
Salem, Ohio sod Rev s. n. Hickman,
oi NorSicb, Ohio.
The exerc'srs on this occAiion were
held 10 The new college building which
has been erec'sl within the last yesr.
Toe rIeDds OF the college have bscomr
thoroughly aroused to The Interests oi
this institution which has cent forth
40 many who are now prominent ~
minister. o. the go.ptl. aud We have
reason TO believe that her iuIure record
will not dim the brigbtoess ol ber pssi
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MINNESOTA
Railroad Matters.

Sr PAUL, July THE railroad CON-
missioners appointed under the recent
legislative act, have prepared a schedule
for freight snd passenger tariff. The
usual local passenger fare has been FIVE
cents per mile. This rate the commits
sioners reduced TO 4 or 4! cents per
mile on the Iowa aud Minnesota divl-
.iou OF TIE Milwaukee and St PAU
railroad, and to 81 on the river division
of the same rosd. Ire general mana
ger OF the Sioux City and St. Paul road
slludipg TO the official schedules says: ::
1--WE cannot run cheaper the trains
which have been run. nor have we any
reserve 10 pay expenses not earned. i
the people on the line OF the rosd will
not pay the old prices for transportation
first class passenger trains will tc dis.
continued, and such accommodation
be given to passengers as can be given
at four cents a mile" Abiding 20. the
fact that the Sioux City road runs
through region devastated by grass
hoppers, he says that this company
has shared with the people the disasters
and poverty OF the past year IL is
always doing its utmost to make mis-
fortunes Gs light as pos bic to the pub
lie, and it will ever be its policy to sf-
ford to the people 1t ssrves the best &C.
comodation and the lowest price within
tsIJHer.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaToN. July 2.
The Freed m ems Bank.

A large number Of depostors, prlnci-
pally colored men, were at the Freed
mems Bank to-day to draw their tunds'
but without success, the uniform an
swer being that the institution had gone
into liquidation, and the actuary had
been instructed 10 pay out no more
money. 1t was intended by the trustees
to keep the business as to the winding
no OF the bank and its branches pri-
vate until the Secretary OF the Treasury
bad approved OF the persons designated
by them to act as Commissioners, which
has not yet been done.
The grand jury in the Criminal Court
to-day, returned true bill OF indIct-
ment against A. C. Buell., correspondent
OF the Detroit Free Press, for libel. 10
publishing a statement to tie effect
that Senator Chandler had been drunk
in the Senate. The case will be tried
in September next.
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DESPITE al the dust and smoke an

DESPITE sll the dust and smoke and
SCOT and sulphur that are often com.
plsiDed OF by cur citizens and by stran-
gers who visit Wheeling, the fact re-
mains that there are few, if any, cities
that can chow better bill Of health
and lower rate of mortality than
this. The Health Officers report pub
lished this morning shows only twen-
tv deaths occurring in the month Of
June just past The total population
from which these statistics are derived
is about $4,000, thus showing that the
average annual death rate is about liz
per cent, which lie, We believe
considerably lower than the
average of American citiee.
At this time last year we had several
well attested cases OF cholera, with gen.
orally fatal results. Thus far there ha:
beeG no indications of return Of the
disease this year. Careful living and
proper attention to the precautions en-
joined by medical authority will
doubtless enable our citizens to pass
the summer with comparative freedom
from the maladies that are most preva.
lent and most dangerous during the bot
wc1ther. The city is now IN fair sani-
tsry condition; let each householder
DO his part to keep it so, by devotiug
special attention - the cleanliness Of
his own premises and the free use oI
dislnfectants near his own home.
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CLEVELAND.
FaSal Accfden {.

CLEVELAND, July AT Ea.t Cleve-
land, yesterday, Chrlstisna Rose, 8
servant girl, while epdearoring to re-
plenish a vspor stove with some COM
buslible fluid, supposed to be gasoline
missed her footiog and accidentally
spilled some OF the liquid on the stove
the flames communicated to the m meas.
ure containing the fluid and enveloped
her person. Minnie Brammer, another
domestic in eudeavoring TO extingush
the flames set fire 10 her own clothing
and both girls were burned so severely
that they died in a lew hours after.
They were both about sixteen years OF
age,
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ARK kNSAS.
The Election.

LITTLE Rock July 2.-The official vote,
10 Pulsski couutiug, county irreguar
votes, shows the election OF the Brooks
ticket by a majority OF from one to two
hundred. Jefferson county gives two
thousand one hundred ma jority agains t
The convention, and elects the Brooks
ticket. The latter is the only county,
as far az beard from, that has given
any considerable vote against the con-
yeDtion. Pulaski and Jefferson are
the only counties, according to the re-
turns so far received, where the Brooks
candidates are elected. About twenty
five counties have been heard from,
giving a majority OF about twenty-four
thousaud Tor the convention. Pulaski
county gives two thousand five hum
dred and ninety majority for the con-
vention. In all the counties heard
from, except Jefferson and Pulaski, the
Democrats are elected to the conven.
ton.
The weather is clear and warm.
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boston.
Boy Detective Arrested.

BosroN, July 2.-Freddy English:
the boy detective OF Brooklyn, who WAS
used there in the interest OF the cruz
.sders to procure evidence sgainst sa-
loon keepers for selling liquor in rio-
lstion OF the law, has turbel up here
again, and is under arrest, charged
with stealing pair OF sleeve buttons
from the superintendent OF the Apple
ton Home. Little Freddy, as be was
csLle in Brooklyn, saws be has been
playing the part OF au impostor, aud
thst ne was put up TO his tricks by
his father.
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wheeling Cattle Ma.kef.

JULI Z, 1917
The arrival OF cattle during lasi
week at the Christmsn Stock Yard
was very light and the quality was
only. ordinary, The bo, weather
makes the demand by home butcher.
light.
CAr1LE-The arrivals OF cattle
amounted to 46 head. The prices paid
50 00C94 90 per cWi.
HoGs-The ruling figures for hogs
were IS 0Oa5 Is per cwi. Only Sc
bead were sold during the week.
sHEEP-Very lev sheep were being
offered. Several head were cold al
I cents per pound.
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OMAHA.
Second Class Fare.

OMAHA, July 2.-The Union Pacific
and Central Pacific railroads have
re. established second class fare that
was taken off two years ago. The
price by second class express train from
this city to San Francisco, Sacramento,
Stockton. Marysville aud Lathrop is
seventy five dollars. The fare to
CHEYENNE is twenty-five dollars, to
Ogden sixty dollars, and 10 Salt Lake
sixly-two dollars.
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CANADA.

TARoSro, July 2.-Neither positive
confirmation or denial a. 10 the report
ei dlsaster to the steamer Fsrsdsy, can
he obtained. There is q confident be-
lief, however, that something has gone
wrong with the steamer, that shs il
either short Of coal or otherwise dis-
sbled.
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THE swisE MARKET.
IHR EHKEr NARERI.

Receipts OF sheep this week were
5.S0S against 1854 lss, week showing
40 increase 10 arrivals OF 854. The
supply continues heavy which caus.s
dull market aud slight decline or
prices. Quotations, 4S5k Lsmbs
81 09G4 % per head, good ooes being
in considerable demand, while com mon
lambs are slow. Stock sheep dull q,
s. 25S3 so per bead.
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CINCINNATI.
4 Dtntal.

CINCINNATI. July A dispatch from
Spri lgfeld, Ohio, denies the charge Of
swindIiug farmers With patent plows,
made against Tlerban d Thorn, in a
special from Wapakopeta yesterday.
Ii saws that Messrs. Ti,rasn x Thorn
have always borne good character
there and are now of high star rdinH.
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L BA.
Hororsio Con ha.

HAVANA, July 2.-.Funeral honors
were paid General Manuel Coucha to-
day, BY firing minute guns from the flag
ships OF the Spanish feet in the hsr-
bcr and from the fsrts, tolling church
bells. fags at halt mast on all public
edlfices and foreign Consula'es. To-
morrow religious services will be held al
the Cathedral. After the services the
entire military force 10 Havana, will
march past the Cathedral, aud later 8
reception will be held g! the palace.
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ENGLAN ID.

LONDON, July 2-Leicester square
was to-day formally opened to the
public. Great crowds were present, and
business 10 tbe neighborhood OF the
square WAS entirely suspended, and the
houses were decorated with fsg', and
10 the evening Illuminated.
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WYOMING.
Fire.

CHEYENNE, July An incerdary
FIRE in the rear of McDaniers Theatre
this morning at . o'clock, burned
Whipples grocery store, Lsudan's mea,
market, aud damaged Murrin's whole
sale liquor store. Loss SIS 900; no in
surance.
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FOREIGN.
NOVA SCOTIA.
The Faraday.

HALIFAX, July 2.-The gentleman
who first published the report of the
Faraday disaster says that he got his
information from St. Pierre Migullsu,
aud declares his informantto be a
highiI relibe man. He is positive the
report is correct
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PIITsBUR6H LIVE STOCK MAR.
KEr
TUESDAY, Juue 20. Is

RENAREs-The weather 10 warm and
10 some degree uusuit.d 10 the bapdling
Of live stock. particularly the heavy IA,
class. Still nation OF fresh meat eaters
,hs. We are, the animals will be
slaughtered be the weather cold or
warm. Owing 10 the high rates asked
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fatal Accident.

NASHUA, July 2-The wife OF Maj
George Daniels was killed, and the
Major and a grandson were probably
fatally injured, at Wilford to-day, wh
crossing the track in front OF an ap'
preaching train.
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Hesry, late teller OF the defurct City
Bank, for the larceny of draft belong
ing to the bank, resulted last night in
his acquital.
Columbus Races,
COLUMBUS, July 2.-Tbe crowd in at
tendance at the races to-day was con.
sidsrably larger than yesterday and the
interest manifested wac great la the
trotting race for the 2.27 class, for q
premium o. 81, 700, ten horses were
entered aud eight started. The race
was won in three straight heats BY Ohio
Bay time 2:3l, 2:27f and 2:30t. Th.
second moIey gee, to Stewart Ma!oney
aud the third to Silversides. Silversides
did some noble work and lost Que eat
by slight skip just before going under
the string.
In the running race, free TO all, under
Lexington rules, Tor q purse OF $7O0,
ivo horses started. The first heat was
taken by Raucbe Waime in l.47, Hart
land second, Charleston third, War Jig
fourth and Bannie King fifth. War
Jig took the next three heats and the
race in superb style; time l47t, LAG
and l.4Sl. War Jig took the first
money Rancho Wsime the secoud and
Harilaud the third. During the third
heat Bannie King went lame and was
withdrawn.
A mob OF thieves drawn here by the
races ere making persistent efforts to
work" the town. This morning q
room at the American Hotel was
entered by means OF outsiders and a
valuable gold watch and small sum
Of money were taken. Two men board
ing at the United States Hotel were ar
rested while working on door.
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Sampson OH.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
the beet if not the best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and all
pain, aud it appears that no medicine
has ever gained so fstteriug reputation
in as slort time. maylS.
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GERM An Y.

BEELIy, July 2.-It is stated that 8
German squadron is to be edia.ely
dispatched to the Spanish ports.
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NEW IURk STATE.
Strack by Lis btuIng.

FoSpA, July 2.-Of the three men
struck by lightning near this place 10
day, one was killed and the other prob
ably fatally injured.
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PHILADELPHIA.
TIE Tdderzook Case.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the judgmen and
sentence OF death in the case OF Udder-
zook.
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SPAIN.

MADRrD, July 2.-The Republicans
are erecting Notifications to coufiue the
Carlists to Bssque Provinces, according
10 the plans OF the lale General Con-
cha.
Fu-eraI of General Concha.
The funeral OF General Manuel Con-
cha, took place day. The ceremo
nies were imposing, and the crowd Of
spectators on The line OF the procession
yas immense. Marshall Serrona and
all the Cabinet Ministers followed the
coffin.
The Carlet forces at Estella number
3S 600 men. General Z.bela has LOG
cannon and the hopes OF HE speedy
victory are increasing. The Carlisn
energetically deny the charge OF the
massacre aud mutilatIon OF the wourd-
ed and prisoners, as charged against
them
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Fu-eraI of General Concha.
FRANCE.

PARls, JuIy'2. M. Paul De Cs'sag-
nae and bis co-editors OF lie Pays,
have been acquitted ol the charge Of
iDcitiug the citizeus to mutual hatred.
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FROM our reports thia morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
6av will be fair with northeast winds,
shifting to southeast, and no change Of
temperature.
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WASHINGTON, July >. SIN.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle states and Lower
Lake region, clear or clearing weather,
southeast winds shifting to the north
west and porthtrly, aud stationary or
falling temperature and rising barome-
ter. For the South Atlrntic and Gulf
States, partly cloudy weather and
local rains east OF the Mississippi river
eas,erlv or southerly winds, high lem
perature end rising barometer. For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, the Upper
Lake region and Northwest clear or
'alr weather, except in Minnesota and
near Lake Superior, northeast winds
shifting to southeast snd south, and
stationary or rising temperature, rising
barometer in Tennessee and Ohio VAL
lev, and falling barometer from Lake
Superior southwestward to the Mlssou-
ri Valley. The Missouri river will rise
at Omaha.
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LIST OF pRoyERs.

The following are the names OF the
principal West Virginia drovsrs, own
ers or consignees oi the principal
droyers.
Tinker House and Drove Yards.
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At'kccling Aea'ster.

GOLD closed in New York On yester'
dsy at llOs
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EyansyilIe Races.

EVANSVILLE, July 2.-The July
me eting OF the Evansville Turf Associa-
ton attracted large crowd to-day,
The race between Goldsmith Maid and
Judge Fullerton, tor $4,000, was won
by the Maid in three straight heats +;
time 2:254, 2:204 and 2:2l3. The Sec
ond race for horses that never beat
three minutes, for $500, six horses en-
tered and five started. The first hea,
was won by Jas. Wilson's Kittle, OF
Rushville, Indiana, and the next three
Hare d Mormon's Jim Fisk, OF Indian
opoIis time 2:54, 2:42, 2:43f aud 24l.
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BY TELEG RIA P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, ONCE North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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INDIA Ma.
indianapolis Races.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.-GoldsmiIb
Maid, Judge Fullerton and Red Cloud
are entered and will trot for eve
thousand dollar purse at the
Indianapolis meeting, July 10th, not
withstanding the report from Evansville
TO the contrary.
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To Baltimore butchers. s2i
To York Co, Pa, operators. 2i7
To Eastern speculstors.....-.-......... ..... 40
To Washington City dealers. ....... III
'Lo'
The Wholesale market opened with
fair degree OF activity and continued
70 for most Of the time at rates ruling
Isst week. The retail market was
rather slow aud closing very dull.
The Dcs. and tops proportiouate TO the
whole number in market were fewer
than last week. but Of generally better
quality, bat there Was DO consequent
chspge 10 price mIddlss and others
were rom an eighth 10 q quarter lower
than last week. Quotations 3l(97c
MICH cove.
Market fair and supply light. c, P
Brewer & Co quote milch cows al f3j
to $50 each as TO quality.
THE eWihg MARKET.
Receipts Of swiue for the week
6 429 against 5000 last week. showing
a gain OF 400. Notwithstanding this
increase in numbers the market was
fair and prices were well maintained ,
the feeling at the close was that pres
ent quotations would continue unless
a full supply were received, in which
case a decline will be insvitsb bic, the
high prices now being in consequence
OF the email supply. Quotations SO
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REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals OF cattle during the
week amounted to l,574 head. against
1898 head last week, aud the sales
during the week amounted TO 1887
head against l.349 head last week, and
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July ., SP.N
PROBABILITIES
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REMARKS on BEEP CATTLE.

WilkeLm'S Hotel and Drove Yards.
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OHIO.
uitted.

TOLEDO, July 2.-The trial OF John
Hesry, late teller OF the defunct City
Bank, for the larceny of a draft belong
ing to the bank, resulted last night in
his acquital.
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Jefrerson County ClrenIatIng library.

Jefferson County Circulating Library.
| HAVE opened Circulating Library for the use
1 of the public generally. and will keep all the
latest works of the bet authors and all other books
that called for Have of the books on ha nc
now. and will be receiving the newest publications
every week. The terms these: Each person
renting to be held resp nsibe for its in good
condition. II damaged the party pays for the dan-
age. Rent. 25 cite. per week in advance.
June. II 1878. GEO. T LIGGT.
me LUMBER Just received a lot of Prime
Pine Plank and Building Lumber. We will
keep a supply on hand our yard. And also ha We
.pecial erders tor building material & led With
Promptuess.
WASHINGTON LIPPITT
GN0RN, OATS AND RYE WANTED We will
" pay the highest market PRICE Tor Corn Gate
and Rye. WASHINGTON K LIPPITT.
FRESH Ground Plaster. ju.t received. and for
Il sale. at low rates. for Cash
March 81 1874.
NAL Double Shovel Plough ~roueht iron
W. beam, steel howell; also Steel Shovels tor
Double Shovel Pioughs, for sale by.
June 9, 1874 JAS. Law HOoFF
I APRUGs, for sale by
WATER COOLERS, for sale by
" June ?, 1874. JAS. LAW. HoOFF. Z
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P0EIIcAI
ONE AND ONE.

Two little girls are better than one;
Two little BOYS can. double the fun.
Two iittle birds can build fine nest.
Two httle arms can love mother best.
Two little ponies must go to span.
Two little pockets has my little man,
Two little ewes to open and close,
Two httle ears and one little nose,
Two little elbows dimpled and sweet,
Two little shoes on two little feet,
Two little lips and one little chin,
. Two little cheeks with rose shut in
Two little shoulders, chubby and strong.
Two little legs running all day long.
Two little prayers does my darling say,
Twice does he kneel by my side each day.
Two little folded hands. soft and brown,
Two little eyellds cast meekIy down
And two little angels guard him in bed.
Zone at the foot, and one ut the head.n
81. NieholGs for September
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In one of the eastern towns of Masses

In one of the eastern towns of Masses
cbusetts lived, some years ago, Uncle Bill
-, hardworking stone mason, man of
ready wit, but, unfortunately, too much ad-
dicsed to drink. Regularly, each morning,
at an early hour, he made visit to the
grocery store to lay in stock of the ardent
for the days consumption. With the same
regularity the Rev. DR.. c., kindly
nstured orthodox clergyman, in quest of his
morning chop or mid day roast sought the vii
lage butchers shop. After meeting often in
their morning walks. DIR. c. at last felt it
his duty to reprove Uncle Bill for his easily
besetting sin. So, one morning, after their
usual hearty salutatiODs. the good dominic
began
''YOu and walk out early. Uncle Bill;
but do you ever reflect how different are our
errands 2"
'.Well, for that matter, said Unole Bill, "if
We bring the thing down to scripture test, my
errand will come out ali cad"
Glow so ?" asked DIR. c.
''WhY, you walk after the flesh, but walk
after the spirit" -Harper's Drarer.
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200 GIFTS one dollar each, amount
ing to 5000
S25.OOO

ing to 5000
5.76T S25. 600
The property gifts will be purchased by the Cor
porators at the prices above named il the drawer
shall so desire, and the Cash be promptly paid by
tho treasurer the day specified.
Bear in mind that n ticket is recognized ut tbe
drawing unless the coupon bearing the duplicate
number has been returned TO the secretary with
the price-one dollar
The proportion of Gifts to the number of ticke,s
is larger than evor offered and rfforda 'he beet
proof that the management desire to make oniv
small, legitimate profit for the purpose st forth
and not to offer grand lottery swinJle
JOHN D. MILLIGAS. S-crefarv,
Edinburg, Shenandoah Co., Sirsini-.
September Is. lS74-kN26