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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

Dsyr PERsoSAL.-Mr. John Ray, OF
Winchester, formerly of this town,
dropped in to see us on Saturday last,
and is looking well. Jack is foreman
of the large Shoe Factory in Winches-
ter, in which he expects to employ
some forty hands during the coming
Fall. The company did wise thing
in procuring the valuable services OF
MIR. r., rs foreman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

say Mrs. S. f. Bittle, widow of the
late Rev. DR.. Bittle, formerly Pastor of
the Lutheran Church of this town, has
returned from California, and is now
making her home with Rev. NJ. i. Gull
Ter. of MartinSburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

pa MONEY TO LoAN.-The Building
Association of this town will offer two
shares of stock at public sale, on Mon
day evening next, at the Council Room,
at o'clock. A meeting of the Stock
holders will also be held at the same
time, and it is important that every
member should be present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

BE~ MENAGERIE AND CIRCCs.-The
Victoria Menagerie. Asio-African Cara.
van and Continental Circus, from over
the Ocean, of A. A. Rothchild & Co.,
will exhibit at Hagerstowu, on We'd
nesday, July 2Sth; at Martinsburg,
Thursday the goth; and at Charlestown,
Friday the 30th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

.fs@ We regret to state that the Hon.
4. Il. Boteler,and 3. F. Harrison, Esq,
Cashier Of the Bank, have both been
confined to their rooms, for some days
past, by sickness. We hope however
that their illness is not of a seriouschar-
aptpr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24
Bee Mn. FAULxNER-ISD1AN AT.

b1 Mr.. FAULKN ER-lNDIAN AT
FAlRs.-We learn from the Martlnshurg
Statesman that the Hon. Charles j.
Faulkner, left Martinsburg in the early
train Monday morning. He has been
appointed one of commission OF three
including Gov. FLETCHER of Missouri, and
Hon. Il. w. Harris of Mass, to investi-
cate the administration of Indian
Affairs at Red Cloud Agency, in the
Territory of Wyoming, embracing the
charges made by Prof. Marsh against
the Secretary of the Interior, and the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
The Commission will first meet in
the city of New York, where Prot.
Marsh will appear and submit the evil
dence and facts upon which he bases
his charges; and it will then proceed to
the Red Cloud Agency in the West
The duty thus devolved upon Mr..
Faulkner, was unexpected and reluctant
ly accepted.
The Red Cloud Agency is near 2OOO
miles from Martinsburg, and is one OF
the most important in the west, embrac-
ing some 10000 of the Indian popula-
ton within its limits. The Central
Pacific Railroad, passes about 200 miles
distant from it, and from thence the
traveller must be on horseback or in
private conveyances.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

rG- ANOTHER CONFEDERATE MoNU-
ursr IN ViEcIxIA.-The ladiesof West
moreland county, Va, are engaged in
raising funds with which to erect a
monument in honor of the Confederate
dead from that county. On Tuesday
. evening concert in aid of the under
.taking took place at Oak Grove, i'll
which Miss Laura Lee, of Shepherds
town, participated. On Thursday the
ladies served another bountiful repast at
"S,ratford," the birthplace OF Robert E.
Loo after which concert was given IN
the large reception room of the old
homestead. a large crowd was in at
COMMUNICATING George, Richmond and
.xyestmsaeiand counties not only being
well represented, but also Baltimore
and Richmond city.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

On last Thursday morning, the only two
prisoners confined i'm the county JAN,
one A negro charged with an assault upon
Mr.. Barr, of DarkcSvile, and the other 4
white man, charged with larceny, made
their escape. Mr.. Blondcl, the Jallor,
had gone into the cell with their break
fast, locking the door after hlm: Inc
rascals seized hold of Mr.. b. Immediately
and both being stout men, he was soon
overpowered, although not without ues,
peraie struggle, Mr.. b. being choked ana !I
bruised considerably. They forceo the
KEY from his pocket, and the white man
unlocking the door, rushed out-Mr' ID.
still holding the negro, but his StrehSth,
soon gave out, and the rascal thus escaped
also. Mr.. b. ran after them, pursuing as
f,ras the pine hills, but finally gave. up
the chase. They were seen by several
persons as they passed the gas works. ana
Mr.. b. shouted for them to be intercepted,
bur was not understood. This wasa most
daring escape, and shows these scoun-
drcls 10 he most desperate and dangerous
characters No blame can be attached 10
the iailor.-Martinsbu Statesman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

Carroll received the nomination for
Governor of Maryland over Hamilton
by 60 to so, in convention, Thursday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

@"DR. TANNER-CoMPLIMENTARY.-
The Parkersburg Sentinel has the fol-
lowing in reference to speech made
by Dr. Tanner last winter in the Legls-
lature. The Dr. is highly spoken OF by
all his colleagues as an able and faith
full representative =
4 FINE SpEECH.-In our next issue we
will commence the publication of aspeech
delivered by Doe. Tanner, of Jefferson, on
the interest question. We regard this
speech as one of the finest on that ques-
ton, that we have ever read. Let every
one read it carefully and hand it to his
neighbor, and request him toread 1t: Inc
question of interest is one, equal to that OF
thc national banks, or the bond question.
The three combined, and indeed you can
we'll separate them, are sappinS the foun-
dation of our liberties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

RS" DEcEAsEp.-We learn that Mr..
lessee Arnold, who was business mana
ger at the Cement Mills, near this town,
a few years ago, died upon his farm near
Washington few days ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

r@ILLIrERAC Y.-The following
statement made up from recent Stats
tics will astonish many, ard ought to
stir up our people to more diligence in
the cause of education. The total litter
ote in the United States is one-htth OF
the population. The largest single Gle
,nent (nerroes) is 100000. The num-
Der of native whites is 2,0S7, 900. Total
white 2,s52,OOO. OF the latter, the
males are 1,61s,OOO. From which it is
estimated that 100000, Or nearly one
fourth of all who voted for President at
the last election, can not read or write.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24
SCHOOL ELECTION.

THERE will be held ut the several Schooi
Houses i'm the sub-districts of Potomac
District,
On Friday, August 18th, 1879,
m election, from 8 4. NJ. to6P. NJ, OF that
day, for the following officers to VIII;
|. \ County Superintendent.
,. A President and two commissioners
of the Board of Education.
4 Trustee for each sub-district.
Also
I 4 vote on the question of granting
to the Board of Education OF said district
the power Ia levy for the support of the
Free schools therein, district tax.
,. 4 vote on keeping The schools open
ten months i'm the year.
Il. W. LATIMER,
Sec'y Board Of Education
July 81. 1879. wv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

ImrRaIIrY OF RAILROAD AS COMMON
C.RRIrRs.-In the case of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company against
John T. Savers, on an appeal from judg-
ment obtained in the Circuit Court of
Wytbe by Savers against the company,
for LOT of cattle LOST by an accident, in
being transported in the company cars,
lately decided by the Court OF Appeals
at Wytheville, Judge Christian deliver
ing the opinion of the Court, alte a.s ae-
viewing the American and Englanu case,
said "From this review of the Americ.i,
and English decisions, l am constraii, &c,
TO conclude that the great weight ot au
thority is in favor of declaring that Tue
salutary law or rule of public poilc!,
which forbids a common carrier lr"u'
eyempting himself from liability by eA-
press contract or otherwise for ms own
negligence, whether gross or oruihai!'
should he firmly adhered TO anu h'"'"-
tanned by the courts of this State.
This settles very important principa,
in regard to the liability of the rallroao
companies in this State, though III TINS
case the judgment was reversed ana sen.
hack for a new trial, because in the conrt
below the declarations of negro Drake
man and a section-maSter, made nj I'LL
fereut time. were received in evidence
the CONT of Appeals holding That they
did not constitute Il part fthe res Se>'ae'
-Lynchburg News.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24
CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF
FIRE L sc N O D l. y.

III + are authorized 10 announce PROt.
w DUDLEY ID. PENDLETON of Shcp-
herd College, Us candidate for County
superintendent of Free Schools. 1T the APP
nr6achinp election. July "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

The election for School OfhcerS IN
ais State will take place on Friday,
suoust Is. 1875. There are to be cleo
d the following officers and votes
ken -
i. A County Superintendent.
.. A President and two Commits
oners in each Magister;al district, to
rm the Board of Education.
g ATrustee for each Sub-district.
q. A poll must be taken upon au-
,orizing the Board of Education TO
w district tax, sufficient, with The
mount received from the State, TO keep
e schools open months.
5. A vote must be taken upon the
myth of time named by the several
cards of Education, in accordance
i,h Sec Al, for which it is proposed
keep the schools open during the
ear.
These elections are very important
ad the value of our Free Schools and
ne success of the system will depend
pon the character of the officers cleo
d. We hope therefore our people
ill give small portion OF the day to
his wo"k.
A poll will be opened at the school
louise in each sub-district.
The Trustee of each sub-distrlct, is q
le1v important officer and great care
md foresight should be exercised III
yrlecting him, as he has the sole power
If employing the teacher and furnishing
he school-housc ana keeping it IN re-
i,air.
1t is the duty of the Board of Edu-
alton to fix the salary of the teacher,
eyy the district taxes and determine
IL questions relating to the school at
airs of their district. They should be
nen who have the education and ability
O watch the expenditures ofthe money
collected for school purposes and see
hat it is not wasted or misapplied.
rbev must be neither too niggardly H.
providing for the comfort and lns'ruc-
ion of the pupils nor too extravaganza
The County Superintendent, accord
mo to the law, must be an experienced
,oocber and one interested in the cause
of Education. He has q general super
.;sion of the schools in his county, ana
can so advise, direct and control as 10
be of some use in the place, or he can
occupy the position and draw the sala-
~ ond-that is ALL See whether he is
qualified for the place and can keep up
the system so that it will be yet more
popular than it is now. ,
we have heard no one mentioned
for this Office, but We hope there VIII
no some concert of action and that the
very best man will be selected. Hy0"
hire q man to build house for you,
Won want to know whether he will do
it right or not; YOU will not feel like
having a Lotch for the job. In the
county superintendent you have a man
who is paid out Of the money OF tax
payers and you ought to get the best
man for the job, as you would get the
best man to do a job if You was Obliged
10 pay him certain price, asyou nave
to do for a county superintendent. See
to it, then, and "get the best.
@ILLIrERACY .-Ihe following
statement made up from recent status
~ ...o,;eb many ard Ournt 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

R@ PARALYsED .-The numerous
friends of Major Jacob Rinehart, resid-
inc a few miles below town, will regret
to learn that he received q stroke OF
Paralysis on Tuesday last. We hope
however that the attack was not seri-
Gus one, and that he willspeedily recover.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24
2 good Brood Mares,
| good Mich Cow,
I Young Heifer,

| heavy SiX-ilOrSe Wagon,
thrcc-hOrSc Wagon,
Wagon aud Plow Gears,
= Barshcar Plows-Onc thrcc-horse
and one two-horsc,
single shovel Plows and two double
shovel PlowS,
Fifth Chain,
Single, double and treble Trees.
2 llarrows-one two-horsc aud one
thrcc-horsc,
Wheat Drill,
Cutting Box, and many other ar
ticlcs.
TERMS-SiX Months credit will De Civ
en- on all sums of ten dollars and upwards.
the purchaser giving note and approved
security, with interest from date, the In
tcrcst TO be- RENTED Ii the notes are paid
promptly when due {; sums under ten dol
lars cash. No property removed until
settled for.
Sale To commence ut 10 O'Clock, \. VI.
JAMES FLANAGAN.
G.. ID. McGlincy, Auctionccr.
July -. 1879. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sch at Public Sale
/ at his residence one mile East of
Knots Mill and five miles East OF Shep-
herdstown,
On Tuesday, the 10Th Of August,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24

FOR
COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
USE
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Put up in only in BLUE BONES.
n Tried and Sure Remed y.
For sale by Druggists generally, and
JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, West Va:
,TgRDAY..-.-......-.--JULY "a.
LECTION OF SCHOOL. OFF,
4 GERS

The election for School Officers in
is State will take place on Friday,
.ugust IS, 1875. There areto be cleo
d the following officers and votes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
THE FESTIVAL YESTERDAY,


If anything vas vantiDg 70 show the public
interest felt Ia the revival Of rife shooting.
certainly the outpopring Of the public yester-
dag at he MAgnoiia Gardens vas sufficient to
atisfy the most ineredulous. From early
morn to O'Clock the crack Of the rife re-
sounded continuously, and there was scarcely
an adept in our city who did not take advan-
/ age u the opportunity offered.
The scores made must have been gratifying
to the riAemen, Is they showed remarkable
skill On the honorary target Capt. A. 9.
Smith, the veteran riieman, came out victor,
With score Of forty-seven out OF possible
| my, While Mr.. Charles Brown was close ia
Tim 70 the sharp fcrty-six
The following are The ring targets:
Rest target, most rings in five shots-A.
Brienpue. 10; DR.. G. Beard, 100.
Rest Greatest number rings made by
DR.. @. Beard, 1923; second best B. G. Ey-
''V ofn a rins as "a each half inch, three
shots- First prize Maj ]. O. Shipley, 81
rings: second E. ]. Wench, GO rings
Gfhand rings, Is rings. Ave shots-Firsl
prize Maj. J. G. Shipley, 50; second prize A.
Matchmaker, 81.
Offhand cartoons-First prize A. Watten-
haffer, 13l; second prize e. ]. Wench, Al.
Best cartoon offnsnd during festival. center
shot-First best A. Matchmaker, second best
J. @. Shipley. -
As is usual on occasions Of this kind, after
the regular events Of the club had been
brought to conclusion. scrub matches were
made up. Among these some were those OF
the press and fire department Each paper
was represented by one of its staff or friend,
while those members Of fire companies who
we're present, exerted their endeavors to carry
| off the honors against friends who n0bly bat
tied for companies not represented. The fol
lowing is the SCORE Of the fire department;
one shot each, Mr. Thos OConnor proving
i tha fortunate chamnion for No "a
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
A HINT TO OWNERS OF SECOND HAND
ARTICLES.

II happens often that one not . merchant
has in his possession articles which have cost
much money and for which be has no.further
use, being at the same time n need Of some
other article Of about eqAl value which is
owned by another person. to whom it has be-
come useless. Would it not be advisable for
each to let the public know through the press
the article he wishes to exchange and the one
which he wants? A, for example, has costly
books, in good order, for which he has no
further use; B has . pair Of good pistols not
needed by him: G, fine saddle which he
does not want; d, . rosewood armoir, which
he wishes to sell because about to
leave the city; F, solid sole-leather superior
trunk. which he does not need, because he has
no desire to travel; and in the same way with
hundreds Of owners Of expensive but useless
property. If each would advertise the fact,
and in the same brief card name the article
desired in exchange, it would often occur that
the want would meet the eye Of the right one,
and the exchange be effected to mutual ad-
vantage. This practice would obviate the
loss resulting from thefact that secondhand
articles can only be sold at great sacrifice.
This is one Of the countless ways in which
advertising results in great benefit
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
1 MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA LRoIs.
LATURE ABSCONDS.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., June &c. P. Leslie.
member Of the State Legislature, is reported
to have absconded to avoid arrest on the
charge Of defrauding the State while Land
Commissioner during SCOTS administration.
The proceedings were directed by the State
authorities and his bail fixed at SAC, 600.
Leslie is also charged with election frauds
and rioting.
The funding Of the State debt goes or
rapidly, the amount alr4dy funded being
Sc, 600, 900 or about one-hAlf the entire debt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
MIR. BL1vENs AMP HIS GATE KEY.

Mr.. Blivens is moral man and man Of
temperate habits. he never stays out late ct
night unless press of business demands his
presence at the Office, and he never drinks
unless fatigued, and then but mildly.
Mr.. Blivens is man Of family, and his
family, while regretting that there is frequent
press of business, is happy in the belief that
he seldom gets ftigued. The individual
members Of Mr.. Blivens's family are very
confding.
Mrs. Blivens, when the head of the house
does not come home on time, locks the gate
and places the key on the right hand post Of
the gate Just on line with the top Of the
pickets of the fence. As general thing that
gate key does not'trouble Mrs. Blivens; but
the other night it did, and if the cab driver
that took the gentleman home is to be be-
lieved Mr.. Blivens must have been fatigued
several times-in fact Q number Of times
during the evening.
Mr.. Blivens, according to the statement
Of the driver, got out of the cab and surveyed
the gate from the curbstone. He approached
the gate and tried it and surveyed it again.
He worked at the left hand post for while
and then took another survey of and another
try at the gate.
He took the right hand post, reached over
it, around it, under the gate bar, over the
gate bar, and even went on search at the
bottom of the gate. The exercise seemed te
rest him, and less fatigued, be went for thu
right hand post again, got biz fingers on thu
key, knocked of the nail on the inside
jumped the fence, got fred at twice byr po
liceman to whom he explained matters, ant
then retired to the bosom of his very confid
ing family, locking the door after him. Thu
cabman drove of.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, June L. Another Indian Con-
ference was held to-day. Speeches were made
by Red Cloud, Spotted Tail. Bad Wound and
Secretary Delano. The latter told the Indians
the governments would give them S25, 900 for
their hunting privileges in Nebraska, and if
they did not accept that they might as well
cease talking.
Alter considerable discussion among the
Indians they agreed tolAccept the proposition,
though the great chiefs express doubts about
getting their just rights, and before signing
any papers hope to have another talk with
their ss(areat Father, the President. Spotted
Tail said he wanted $25, 600 this afternoon.
The money win be expended in buying pres
ents for them.
The Memorial Association to-day decorated
the graves Of the Confederate dead at Fort
Arlington, 1913 in number. A large number
of persons were present from this city and the
adjoining country. After prayer by Dr.. Ell
loot, Of the Ascension Episcopal Church, the
assemblies proceeded to the portion Of the
grounds where rest the Confederate dead,
and proceeded to decorate the graves.
Dr. Garnett stated that some letters had
been received nom Richmond, Winchester
and other places, and Mr.. @. B. Harmon read
ton, Of Richmond, regretting The inability Of
the assoolation 70 attend, and 11rwarding a
elegant floral anchor. There ~ no speech
making, and the ceremony was exceedingly
impressive and solemn.
The Secretaryof the Treasury has mado q
call for the redemption Of ten millions coupon
bonds for the syndicate.
The debt statement issued to-day shows q
reduction last month Of 81, 169, 456. The de
crease Of the debt since June 80, 1874, Il
So, 968. 266. The balances are: Currency
s. 358. 107; coin, $84, 257, 602; specie deposits
held for the redemption Of certificates Of de
posts, $50, 345 600.
The government disbursements during
May aggregated SIS, 1861. 1888. exclusive o
payment ON account Of the interest or prin
cipal Of the public debt
a. J. Falls, chief clerk OF the Department
of Justice, has resigned. No successor ye
appointed.
The President viii leave for Long Brancl
Thursday next
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
LARGE TIRE m RIPLEY, TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIs, June 1.-At late hour last Sum
day night, fire broke out in Bsdger's sadler
shop at Ripley, Tenn, and soon spread to
the adjoining buildings, involving loss Of
$4,000, destroying most Of the business
houses in town. Among the heaviest losers
are Oldham's Hotel, loss SIS, 600; Groves &
Tarnnts. dry goods, $1,000; Herndon's livery
stable, $4,000; Byrd 4 Donahue's liquor store,
$4,000; Badgers harness shop, Singer Sewing
Machine Company, $1,000 each; Ross 0tone
house, $4,000. So far as known there is no
insurance and the origin Of the fire il I'M
known.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

PHnADELPH1A, June The Pinkertcn
agency arrested so-oeB ~. =. oaw' ". :.
Stevenson ana retef n1tns' cnatgeo, e Ccn,
nection with hont. wisnart vno Y zePof5e0
N CUSTODY q Nsws!ofk. VIM navl1& 49,
implcaMa io!ge1 Donos % tno oaoa699
ana Nofsnwesser nnHoao wnicn we.e .l as:e.
20 geo. :: nilt wngso sIHes' IN vInneIs:oG
wlsn the saiegnafo insuisnce 'fou0le WHICH
too1 Pieee - mPe1 :ase -. 40 -,
Inc paHncs we're Pisceu unue3 @Sy w N,. Da:l.
yomsn = s.s1 unoer alles. . s0l - amy -
io18ea 80 ~ Vonuss 49, D.y C'Has ~
the name e. ~. Oesa16eI. ol ns'e'Sn' NJ ~
Desng 1euno ln ne. P0ssesnon. xa ~,
CcAao, s4ne A;-lnselna. n s.sI. s Oo.-
lec1ox Msoswo1sn ~ Iooe..ou sv0 TO-. liz.
slono1 Ac ~ to4uesAp. n'.A - so.aaoA
ms reslgnason. ne nose asslsns az as e sSa
lor sns tTs4ue.4 1872 sss M sa ~
sa -. oom ~ 49,. su0n .sE
nas uoI ~ gaven e Aes~ M..;,. p.,
cetu ana ~. Opa.ol: PePal envoyss lave ~
fiveo nefe e Pal'lS,Ps'e "a tne cslepUnL ~
Dessowne inc PslnnM MOL A101p's"oP
aenm, wnicn sasee place Inusosy.
MAxwEla' Onss, June = Alo nousc - .l ~.
van Meefs way oess1oyeo " "1o sA'>A '410s
children perlsned; ~ c-.u.o
fHI1D rilu. l..I.. N Gun 1880 49,
ana OoL stewart oanI~ Ensnsn Oom unns
slonefs 20 inc Oo41enn1Pa' rrvc @sou LILY.
oPENof1D' s srn.a x;-A r" loss y sne
nt 70 =. nco sDous so0V's" AnSuisu0e "D0"'
I SaOVVO
SAVANNAH, yune -. e. MAJ. psg PSAeu ~
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