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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-01

Mr. DANIEL PRICE, of Clay town
ship, committed suicide, BY hanging
himself with halter, In his barn, on
Mondaj morning of last week. He
was good citizen, and committed the
act of self destruction while ,aboriDg
under mental arrangement, malady
with which he has been effected for a
year previous.-Hunfingion .Lonitor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-01

SELECT ScHooL.-A Select School
will be opered by the undersigned, in
Patterson. Monday, April Il, 1876,
for a tefm OF ten weeks
WA. |. HIBHs.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-01

IMPORTANT ARREsr.-A Mo,loc from the
Lava Beds had his attention arrested BY the
large stock of furniture at ". F. Snyder's
in Mitiiiutown. Constantly on hand full
line of chairs, both cane and windsor, and
all other kinds of furniture generally need
cd. and he exclaimed: Ne big injan, me
heap big injun, me buy nice, fine, cheaper
furniture al Snyder's than anywhere else in
the country. not even in the land of Mo-
doxy. Don't forget TO cali.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-01
CoURr PRocrEpINGs.s conr


COURT fRocEEDINGs.- Court pro-
eeediogs stood as follows, on Monday
evening": .s1a5H o1oses (.
J.B. NJ. Todd rs. John 'Farnwalt
Settled. defendant paving costs.
j. b. NJ. Todd VS.. John Fsrnwalt-
Settled. defendant paying all costs but
$40 I@
Thomas A. Wilson. Gill J. Wilson
and Clement b. " ilson, partners trad
ing in the name of I. A. Wilson & Co.,
VS.. Jacob Will. Compromised the de-
fendant paying over six .spectacles and
one eye glass. Plaintiff to pay costs.
Jonathan Weaver VS.. ID. T.. Minichan.
Appeal dismissed. This wa. a case be-
Justice kreider, By plaintiff for wages
of labor, who got judgment icr $50.
The defend.nt appealed, tut neglected
TO make the ssijasit required BY act of
April 8, 1872, whereupon the appeal
on return was stricken "a.
William j. Lusk and Sarah j. Lusk
for use of said Sarah j. Lusk, VS.. JAS.
B. Thompson Administrator Of John
NJ. Thompson. Settled by the parties.
Logan & Berkey for use OF Noah
ilerizier VS.. George M'Cuiloch aud J. p.
MIllhouse On trial.
-Four cases have been continued. Four
cases are yet for trial at tins term.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-01

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
Romantic E~Iopsmsut.
tFro q tho Nashville Ameriess.l

A little affair, somswhst romantic,
but as serious as possible to the parties
most intimately concerned. occurred In
this city recently. A youngstsr OF
seventeen. and . fair n OF sweet four
teen hanging ON his arm, presented
themselves at Justice Cassstty's resi-
dspcc, and expressed their desire to DO
Joined together for life. The marriage
license and everything necessary for the
operation were forthcoming. and In q
few moments the Justice had made them
one. They then left the Justice for
the Commercial Hotel. where they put
up In the manner usual to bridal parties.
An american reporter called ON the
newly. mnde husband, and found him
cool and smiling. seemingly thinking
his little affair OF no unusual occurrence.
Tho compile proved to be Edward w.
Psnnobaker. sen OF the late ex.Comp-
trollsr B~snnsbaker, and Miss Katie
Bostwick. Lsbanon WIS their home.
Early yesterday morning they silently
left their respective roof.trees, proceed.
cd To the depot, and embarked for this
city, where the preceding events occur.
red. The bridegroom's aunt Was mar
risd the night before. and this may have
brought matters 10 q crisis, although
their mutual love has long been remark.
cd upon before BY the gossips Of the
City OF Csdars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
SONORA.
rhs Revslssiss = Ssrsered BY In.
aiaus-WayIald ana RsbboA

Gno NeNotssa~e
dians-wayiaid ssa Robbed
SAx DIEGO. Jan. l3.-Ths Uaion's let.
ter from Ures, Sonora, Of December
ooth. says nothing Later has been 10.
seirsi from tbs Yaqui country; Lat we
have the following from tho seat OF war
on tho Melnuo: On the 18th the Mouse
commander Of the State troops srni III
mounted men 10 the Cnjon Of llusjan,
which Is the refuge Of many of tho Va.
quis. Daring the tims Of tho fre1istHs
descent was made at night aud eight or
ten families cupinrrd aud brought ID
hostages. A large lot Of stock Was
also captured aud driven Of. This mole
Of carrying war into the heart OF the In.
dian country will oon bring them TO
tho murier Of Don Juan Luna
by the Apaehes Is confirmed. A party Of
under command OF Bsuor valards,
on the way TO Guaymas from sahuaraps
with $40. 1000 In silver. were waylaid
near Monitor Dslans and robbed Of the
treasure. Nothing Inter from rsvolu.
under Serna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
ASSESSMENTS

Crows isoInt-si rer share; levied January
.. is1c.
Mssdos valley Oriochel = 50 cents per
share: levied December Is delinquent Feb
usfy ); -sie day. March J. is7d.
iss~k Island 80 cents per share levied
January >; delinquent February II; sale
day. March Z. is1e.
Mint-20 eerts Per share: le,i Il January 6
delinquent feb"arys; sale da,. March l.
Masonic Iiuiidiax Asse~,asiea SIS
per share; ievied December u /. Delinquent
1anusry n sale LAY. February ., isIs.
ssveeu-t5 per shar- on old stoek aud socen'-
per shar. on nsw stock; levied January 3:
delinquent February :; sale day. February
~. isss.
Aad~S-Jo cents p r ,hare; l.yisd pcesmbsr
~. delinquent February 8; sale dsy. fee-
rusry ~. ls,6.
TJier-y CENTS per share; levied December
n delinquent January %; sale day FEB
mary 20, isI6.
MacL~,e- 81 cent. per -hare isyied Dcssn-
her -; Delinquent February !; sale day.
February -. lsss.
kuIrkerbo~ksr-si per shsr~ levied re-
cembsr ., celinquent Jsnnssy -; sAieday,
February Is. is9G.
Golden Chariss tIiahol "a cents per
rulrt. tttltI DENfllN*a lus sittNLth -.
uary -; ,alc day. February y. isis.
saSase 81 zee share levied p.esss.r u;
iellngaeht January -; 'alc day. February
:, is5G.
kueeor-c0 rents per share: levied Deesmbr
-. iclinlseEt January ~. sale day. Feb
msry -. 1913.
Dane, 20 ce1i- per share levied pecsmh.r
-: delinquent January -; sale day, fee-
Iusr1 u, isi6.
BeIusant (Bclmeni. Nevsisl-0 c nts psr
SCARE levied Dsccmber .: delinquent Jan
Isry 10. sa,e day, February =, is'd.
BraeLs-2s cent. t-r -ha'e levied Dseemb,r
10; d~slingnent January IL; sale 'ay.JAh
usry 81. Isis.
Americas Nevada = 10 cents pei. share;
levied psccnb,r ttb; dslingusnt January
iOth -al- day February ID isI6
Crow Issiut Ravtae-9s cents per share:
Icyisi Dcs,mbsr i,h; Delinquent January
irh. -aie day January 3i-t i-ss.
wnshse Ciub- t5s p.r shAr.; levied D,eeu-
ter sth. delinquent January 10Th. sale day
February iph lao.
GLOBE CoassltdRted-5o cents per share;
levied December al: dslinlusnt January
sth. sale day January .sth Isis.
hank OF .Ca~iissr.,s- $40 per .hs,s: ls,.sa
december 81. seht January iuth, sale
day January 2sih is,s
Virginia city Coal Company cents
per .har,. levied D~s.mb-r tth; delinquent
JanuAAy sth. sal. day February loih ISIS.
Lady lsrysn-si PER share; levied Novem-
her 20; delinquent January 4; sale day.
January -. itIG.
D~~xt~r-2o cent. per share levied December
10; sale day, February u. 1915
FIsrida-5o cents per share; levied Novem-
her 5: delinquent peeswbsr IL sais day
Jannary -.
- ---I-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13

-
SAN FRlScisco. Jan. l3..-l: 30 p. ~
Senator Jones left for Washington via
Virginia City to-day In his own palace
car.
The managers Of the Mechanics
Fair announced last Fall that there
would be no exhibition this year. A
large number Of mechanics, merchant.
aud others have signed n petition asking
that the decision be reversed. as there
would be no better way Of celebrating
the Centennial year than by giving au
exhibition. showing Californis's pro.
ductions. Al the next meeting OF the
managers q decision will be made.
The Grand Consitory Of the Scottish
Rite Of Free Masonry met yesterday and
elected their officers for the year.
The Rifle Range at the Preside will
DO put in order at ono for practice
matches. to determine who shall enter
In tho Centennial Team. The plan pro.
posed by tho Committee on Practice
Matches under tho auspices Of the Cali.
fornia Rifo Association. will b that
marksmen shall DO chosen for the team
on tho basis Of percentages obtained In
not less than eight matches before the
18th Of April. Opportunity will be
given to shoot more frequently. and the
percentage Of points on the full number
Of times may b offered a. emitting TO
admission to the Centennial class. Ont
Of this class the ten best shots will be
chosen by similar competitive contests.
Al the auction sale Of seats for the
opening night OF wads's Opera House
last evening large prices were obtained.
Tho premiums for seats In the dress
ranged from sax to $7ts. and
Tor proscenium boxes from $25 10 3l45.
There will DO another sale tonight.
The Dardansllss Mining Company Of
Gold Hill. has levied an assessment OF
'ns dollar per share. delinquent, Feb
ruary iith.
The remains Of T. Rodgers johnson.
late Grand Secretary Of the ]. o. o. f..
will be brought to this city and barred
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
rraIYIEn NY rmE.
Two Neu Who We're Subjected To =
welding Heat, aud stool It.

An accident occurred at the Union
Iron Works. on the Divide. at O o'clock
last evening. which probably stands
without parallel IN the world. II We may
except tho old Hebrew legend with
which most arc familiar. To under
stand tho mature OF the accident Il IL
necessary for us 10 stale that after
omptying the furnace. or cupola, In
which the iron Is melted ut the works,
IL 10 customary to remove the bottom.
foi the purpose OF cleaning II. M con.
siderable quantities Of cindtrs and worth.
less iron always remain after running
Off all that Is OF value. All foundry.
men are aware that in doing this y vol.
ums Of fame intensely hot. shoots ont
Of tho cupola. This fact Is 10 we'll
known that all hands usually stand well
out OF tie way when tho furnace is
being cleaned.
From some unhceountable reason.
Pat Welsh and Albert Darrell. two old
employees Mt the works. neglected to do
30 last evening. both standing directly
in front OF. and about sixteen feet
distant from the furnace when II WINS
cleaned. The foreman OF the works,
Mr.. Mott Riehm. had given notice to
everybody to stand clear. md his atten.
ton being engaged with tho task OF
loosening the bottom OF the furnace. he
failed to notice the two men above
named. The consequences was that when
the bottom fell tho mon were enveloped
In a sheet Of flame OF intense heat. Dar.
rell escaped with comparatively trifiing
injuries; his hands and the right side OF
his face being painfully but not very
severely burned. Welsh was not no for.
tunate; his clothes were set ON FIRE, the
hair burned of his head. and his hands,
face and neck badly burned.
After the puff OF flame. which lastsd
but a few seconds. ceased, the unfor.
tun.to man was discovered attempting
to run out Of the building and shouting
fire! fire! water! A stream OF water.
which Ia always turned on q hose In tho
works when the furnace is cleaned. to
txtinguish any Ere that may catch In
tho woodwork OF tho building. was
promptly directed against the burning
man. Il was thought he had been so
severely injured that II would be impos-
sibls for him TO survive more than q few
minutes, but contrary TO expectation, an
we learn from his physician. DR.. F. W.
Conn, there Ii every reason to hope for
his speedy recovery. Fortunately the
eyes OF neither man are much injured,
and after getting whole skins again they
will be as good as ever.
Mr.. Rishm says the volume OF fiamc
was greater last evening than he ever
before observed when cleaning the fur
mace. Usually 1t does moi shoot out
moro than seven or eight fset--a fact
which may partially explain the careless
ness Of the two injured men. lie fur.
Their says that the fact OF fresh earth ION
which the FIRE falls when tho bottom 10
having been put under the
furnace. rs also that the iron melted
q great deal Of Stag. may &C.
count for the size Of the fiAno. as all
fresh earth contains q largo percentage
OF gas. which. upon being subjected to
heat. is instantly .ignitsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
MArcII.
A PrIse Of Twenty Dollars Open
nr Competition 90 All.

The first spelling match Of the season
will DO held at the Third Ward School
house. In Virginia. this evening. under
the direction Of Prof. J. N. Flint, County
Superintendent Of Public Schools. As
II Is open 10 everybody, including law.
yers. doctors. printers, preachers, teach
crs, and all others wishing to compete
for $40 and glory; and the price Of nd.
mission Ia only the nominal sum Of
twenty-five cents, there will doubtless be
q lively time and much quiet sport.
We are willing to bet q tribe In ad.
vance that the prize will be wonb by some
modest little school girl or boy. and that
all the heavy lawyers. editors, and such
fellows. will have to take q back seat;
that Is, II they have the assurance to
enter the lists. The match will GER
tainly be interesting, and well repay oil
who may attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL n rmn OsLs I'LL sArLr ssss
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF Esypcs Csssrisusisn 70
the Centennial.

Arrival OF Esypcs Csssributisn %
she Centennial.
NEW YoRx, January l3.--Egypt's con-
tributions to the Centennial have ar
rived. Nearly the whole Of the Egyp-
tian exhibit 10 the property OF tho
Khsdive. Many Of the curious and
costly articles. such as weapons and
ornaments taken from bsrbarous tribes
nhabiting the remote parts Of Central
Afdca. jewels, iulaid work In many pre-.
cious metals. rich embroidery In gold
and silver. thread presented BY the
Arsbisns Of Cairo. are taken from the
National Museum and the best spsci.
mems OF agriculture products are from
the estates Of the Khsdivs.
YesP Psrsns Drswssd.
PouoHxrrrsIv. Jan. l3.-Csptain 10.
siah Briggs. OF C~oxsackie. with his vito
and two children. were drowned 10 the
Hudson river last night. They wsre re-
turning from church. the mother and
children being on . hand slsd, which
the Captain was ~propsllins across the
river.
The Texas Border Csmaistss - A..
ssmbls.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Ths TImes' Wash.
ington special says the Chairman of the
Committee on the Texas Border. will
call bis committee togsthsr to-day for
the purpose Of organizing. II IL not
the intention OF this committee 10 go to
Texas TO examine the evidence which
they are TO lay before Congress, but
thsy will summon before them the army
officers who have served on the Border.
and make FREQ use OF reports which
have been made TO the War Department
at various times by different commif-
sions and officers who have been sent
there. Schleicher thinks the only way
TO put an end TO these border outrages
will DO to increase the number Of troops
the Texas frontier. and that 1000
men posted along the Rio Grands would
the effect TO put an end 70 the
line Of stealing that has been
on 90 SUCCESSFULLY for q many
years. There 10 o strip OF Territory
along Northern Mexico which IL known
as the free belt. In 1t no taxes
sre collected for revenue OF customs.
The result Is that Il Is 6llsd up with
gang OF vsgsbonds whose business 10
murder and cattle stealing. The pso-
ple have become 90 strongly sraspsrsisd
that they have resolved that they will
put an end 10 Il II the Government does
not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13

San FnAScrsoo. Jan. IS r. NJ
Stocks after the morning Board are q
little of; ophir 90; Mexican 2oH.
Gould & Curry 81; Best & Bslchsr CT;
Savage 22.; Chollsr iOa; Crown
Point 25X; Yellow Jacket LOG; Alpha
2GH; Bslcher 20; Sierra Nevada 90;
Con. Virginia 455; overman 7eH; Jus.
tice 81.
The Legislative Committee on Com
merco and Navigation continued its In.
vestisation into the condition OF steam.
ships sailing out OF this port. To-day
the evidence OF some mechanics was
taken TO the effect that several ships on
tho coast ore In very bad condition. de.
caysd and unseaworthy. It will DO at.
tempted TO DO proven that several vessels
were bought BY Goodall. Nelson & Co.
Steamship Company from the Pacific
Mail Company at a price less than the
amount II would cost to build enc Of
them. Tho Inquiry will DO resumed
this afternoon.
Another chapter In the secret history
Of tho failure Ct the Bank Of California
has come to light. The Examiner last
evening published an extract from = lot.
ter Of the San Francisco correspondent.
Of tho New York Sun. dated December
Gath. 1875. to tho effect that Buriing
brothers had commenced proceedings
against tho trustees Of the Bank
Of California, charging them with such
negligence and misconduct in tho man.
ngement Of the bank as 10 render thsm
personally liable. Tho complaint wal
prepared by Hall McAllistsr and
among tho material allegations were
that Ralston Ind fraudulsntly issued
5000 shares Of stock otths bank: Had
allowed sundry loans and Owe drafts ON
tho bank 10 nm amount s~gsregating from
two to four millions, and had appre.
priatsd to his use four
aud q half millions, and that
when the Trustees Of the Bank saw
tho complaint they settled with Bur.
ling Brothers on their own terms. On
inquiry. from competent authorities. the
facts in the case appear to DO that
Burling Brothers had borrowed money
for Ralston. giving their own notes for
the amounts aud taking Bank stock as
security. When the Bank failed the
Burlings found themselves owing several
hundred thousand dollars on those
transactions without security. the stock
Of the bank being then Of no value.
There was Q disposition shown on the
part Of the bank authorities 10 leave
them to carry the burdens; they accord.
ingly brought suit a. above described.
which . compromise was effected.
Sharon. 10 whom the Ralstvn estate
had been turned over. settling with Bur.
ling Bros. 81 10 cents on tho dollar.
leaving them 10 shoulder the balance OF
tho indebtedness. The suit never came
into court. and has been kept very quiet
until the present time, but few being
aware that proceedings had ever been
commenced.
The Safe Deposit Company will soon
commence paying dividends monthly OF
$40. 900.
The consolidation Of the clustsr Of
small m~ines-nine In nu~mber-lying BE-
tween the Alpha and Yellow Jacket, 10
under way. aud with q portion Of the
Yellow Jacket. they are 70 be divided
into three mines, Of 100000 shares
each. Al.
Senator Sharon has not yet taken his
departure for Warrington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
Bleeding from the Lungs, catarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption. A woa-
derful Cure.
RocuRsrxn, N. Y, il

RocuKsrxn, N. Y, Jan. II, 1874.
n. V. PrERck. n. D.. Buffalo. N. "
Dear Sir: I had suffered from Catarrh In
an aggravated form for about twelve
years, and for several years from Dron-
chial trouble. Tried many doctors and
things, with NO lasting bsnsht. In May.
1871, becoming nearly out with
excessive editorial labors on . paper In
New York City. ! Was attacked with
Bronchitis In . severe form. suffering
almost Q total loss OF voice. returned
home here, but had been homo only two
weeks when I was completely prostratsd
with hsmorrhage from the lungs, having
four severe bleeding spells within two
weeks, and nnt three inside Of nine
days. In the S~eptsmber following ! i'm
proved sufficiently 10 be about. though
ia q very feeble state. Ny bronchial
trouble remained. and tho Catarrh WAS
tenfold worse than before. Every effort
for relief seemed fruitlsss. seemed TO
be losing ground daily. I continued In
this feeble state. raising blood almost
daily until about the 1st OF March, 1873,
when I became 90 bad n 10 Be entirely
confined to the house. 4 friend sug-
gested your remedies. But ! was ex-
trsmsly sksptieal that they would do ms
good. a. I had lost oil heart In remedies,
and began TO look upon medicine and
with disgust. However. ! OBJ
one OF your circulars, and read u
from which I came 10 the con.
that you UNDERWOOD your busi-
meas, at least. finally obtained . guam
tity Of DIR. Sags's Catarrh Remedy. your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets.
and sommsnesd their vigorous uss &C
cording 10 directions. To my surprise.
! soon began 70 improve. The Dis
covery and Pellets, In . short time,
brought out q severe eruption, which
for several weeks. felt
much better. my appetite improved. and
I gained In strength and fssh. In three
months every vestige Of the Catarrh was
gone, the Bronchitis had nearly disap-
peared, had no cough Whatever. and !
had entirely ceased 70 raise blood; and.
contrary 70 the expectation OF some OF
my friends. tbs cura has remained per.
mansnt. I have had 10 moro hsmor'
rhagss from the lungs. and am entirely
free from Catarvh. from which ! .
suffered 20 much and 90 long. The deos
Of gratitude I owe for the blessing i
have received st your hands knows no
bounds. am thoroughly satisfied. rom
nv experiences, that your medicines VIII
master the worst forms Of that odious
disease Catarrh, ~ we'll % throat ,na
lung diseases. have reeommended
than 70 very many. and shall ever speak
Ia tb,ir praise. Gratsfully yoars,
VIZ. H. 6sExcrH.
p. o. Boz 507, Rochester. N. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13
Box.xxI srocxuoLprns' MxErrso,-

BONANZA srocxHoLpERs' MxErrso.-
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of tbs BONANZA Mining Company. Utah
Territory. will DO held ct the office OF
the company In San Francisco, ON the
25th Of the present month. See ofbcial
notice Of Secretary Madge In our advsr-
tising columns to-day.
Nh. wALRAIH Of Carson, fell and
broke his arm In Virginia City at about
$50 o'clock last evening. DR.. Heath
nxsd him up. and he took the 8 o'clock
train for homo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-13

ACCIDENT. AT about 8 o'clock this
morning. while Mr.. Dougal Bcard, n
Of the engineers at the Belcher mine.
Wal going to work, he slipped and fell
on tho Ice In front OF Duprey's res.
taurant, Main street, Gold Hill. cutting
n large branch Of the temporal artery.
Hc bled at a frightful rate. but Ind the
presence OF mind to rush to q surgeons
Office, whsro the ends Of the severed
artery were promptly taken mp and the
hcmorrhags checked; hut II was some
time before he rallied from the shock TO
his system, aud the feeling OF faintness
caused from the loss Of blood. When
he had sufficiently recovered ho wont on
his way rejoicing.
Brown AND TAssELL. - People who
buy their boots and shoes at Brown &
Tasscll's, South G street. Virginia, op.
posite Odd Fellows building. never
have corns, bunions. and all those disa-
groeabls ailments OF the feet. Moreover,
they never slip up and down on tho side
walks, or In stocks, or In love. They
ara always successful In whatever they
undertake. Seriously though, Brown K
Tassell have asplendid stock OF all kinds
Of boots and shoes for gents. ladies' and
children's wear. and they are DESTROYS Of
exchanging the same for q fair amount
OF coin. They also mako boots and shoes
to order In the very beat possible style.
Give them a call.
VIZ are pleased to acknowledge tho
receipt Of complimentary tickets to the
third anniversary ball Of the Caledonia
Club OF Virgins. which ONO OF at
National Guard Hall, In Odd Fellows
building. tomorrow evening.