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THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
From Tie Naranks. Ne,r.. De,

From the 1ltcauke, .Ne,os, Dem.
There is abundant evidence thu, nv
those who advanced Hayes he was no more
intended to be candidate than Dom
Pedro. His qualifications as dummy
were, however, those BETTING such A com.
promise as amounted to general hari. kari
OF every man in the Republican party with
public record. An Infamous admins.
tratioa hides behind a private gentleman.
nut II he is in the way he will get hurt.
From The Boston Courier, Dem.
Every vote thrown for Hayes aud Wbee.
Ter outside the disciplined party ranks must
De hardly earned, and Ii the ST. Louis
convention makes the most of its oppor-
tnnities, there is no reason, either in nol;.
t,es or patriotism, to prevent the return Of
eno democracy 10 power on the 9TH Of
next harch. BIZ we cannot n,Foyd 10
make mistake. ''u W
From he y. Loui, Times, Dem,
II would be- folly to say that il will no,
DC a diiheult task TO defeat HAYES His
strength as candidate consists II IL
weakness, II would not Be easv % s,,I
naws 10 the record Of man who has no
Rational record. But it will be pleasant
INN 9 70 be able to eliminate personalii;es
IRON the canvass, aud to conduct H. go $50
parties. e" inc
from The Indianapolis Sentiaei D.m
governor Hayes's chances far ,,la.,;..
are put meagre if the eonyeption =, 3,
Louis acts wisely, - o.
From the PAiia., North A,...;.,.
And now the New York ReD,bl;a.,.
~ grooming over the los, opportuni,v y
name the next President Of m T';. %
States But the New York do,a oa;ed
went to Cincinnati with ;ts hes u'Ssa.ion
s Mo. came zane away without glory No; W.,
\. ~" ork nor Pennsylvania win H. ar'
pride. '0'sas'on with much
~, From ne Troy Wig, Rsp.
Inc only difficulty that win Ks
s Y ~ Che coming campaign a. S np
! : lack Of personal interes, Il III ~ hayes
a "vmuss. unssceptioapble he NAV h !.
Great ~ 81 W., What tlls party needed was
eo,,S MA , ~. 'u'i ofpersonal magnetism VIZ
sVs y. WIN the people Popular oo,hus;s'
= n .sr The only hope We see 1 lss I Rl.,
70 Sun bear the burden nnd lea !. =, - DIANE
Pic In the calnnsion r.. ~ 'eau the peO.
netism. y" y "'s personal ulng.
~. f,eM tas nesiea Times, nd.
fses y III, ih'epuollcau party brought sso. y
''s' ~''h great crisis ID rs own ~. ,ags !.
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DIED.

Near Taneytown, on the 18th inst. Dbl
~, son Of Samuel L. and Maria linah, X
~ years, months and - days.
Suddenly, in Baltimore on June ~. ABr
IN the 18th year Of bis age, onlr q
george W. and Sarah n. Stansbur'
On the 9Th inst, near New Windsor, N
LncretIa, wife Of Levi y. Snader, in de n
year of her age.
On the l2th instant, in this county, NJ
caiharine Snyder, aged g2 years, 6 nla
and II DAYS.
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To the Citizens Of Carroll County.


As directed BY general meeting of the
citizens Of Westminster on Tuesday night
10th instant, called for the purpose Of con
sideriug the manner in which iAeeOmiag 18th
Of July, the One Handredth Anniversary Of
our National Independence could be most
effectively and fully celebrated, ii is both my
duty and pleasure to extend to the people Of
our county, to the fathers, mothers and chill,
dren ofihe county, to its gray haired sires, to
its husbandmen and its officials, a cordial,
earnest invitation, to unite in a grand out.
pouring Of the people on the Centennial An
adversary Of our birth as Nation, and con-
memoraie its occurrence By our presence
and renewal Of our devotion 10 the prinei.
pies that have made and maintained us a free
and independent people.
Let Us by our presence render a thank
offering TO the Goddess Of Liberty, and by
the varied modern implements of husbandry
end the mechanical pursuits, with specimens
Of the abundant harves, Immediately before
us, give evidence of The greatness of our
county in its resources and population and
its willingness to testify to its faith in the ia.
tur.. h., lr.,r,,;,,., IL, i.,,,,...- u IL -
for the day, and asa Nation sing our national
anthems with hearts fall of gratitude to God
Tor bis abundant goodness and mercy in pre-
serving to US as nation the principles esiab-
lished and eOnsummAisd in the blood Of our
sires a hundred years ago.
By order, PHI. IRWIN,
Chairman Of ciffzau's Maafina
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There's ia Piities-A Millions Won BY Rascal
~, iekile Honesty Mares.


Parker Pillisbury preached to the
Society Of the Church vi Humanity, l4l
Eighth street, New York, on Sunday, on
"The Plague and Peril of Monopoly -
"The Government at Washington is not
only composed Of Forty thieves, said he,
"but Of ten thousand thieves, waiting TO
have one of their own party elected as
President This is the record We present
when We are scarcely one hundred years
old, and which We invite foreign nations
To join us in celebrating Look at the
extravaganza that abounds among the
officers Of the Cabinet Let me call your
attention to two weddings that have been
celebrated in Washington within the last
Eve years--one the daughter of General
Of the army, another OF Senator elect,
msnlfestly intended to eclipse in magnifi-
cence all gatherings Of a similar nature
that had preceded il. Iu this latter case
we are told that in 1864 the father Of the
bride was worth nothing, but in ten years
he made so many millions that he was
able to give his daughter one million of
dollars as her marriage portion. The re-
porters did not tell US who earned that
million, or any Of the other millions he
had collected in these ten years. But
they did not fail to inform us that his
house cost 100000, the gas fixtures sl2,
900, the Administer carpets 1000, the
mirrors $4,000, while the lace curtains
were like heecy clouds, so fine we're their
texture, And all this splendor in a com
munity and at time when thousands of
men and women were absolutely starving
for bread Soon only the rich will CON-
pose the Government, or those who are
willing to become rich by means dishonor.
able and disgraceful. With every admin
stration the value of the Government
becomes to the people less aud less. Iii
men for counterfeiting its cur.
'ency when Its currency is a fraud in
tself-prOmising to pay when it has no
dea Of it And all the while the Govern
nent rolls on in affluenee, no matter wha,
'ecomes Of the laboring people. From
$40 to 1874 the White House expendi. |
ures were about s34 900. During Gen.
irants time they have amounted 10 all to |
lO4,7 OG; and this, too, when the times I
'ere such that honest industry would not
asure livelihood. Rings and monopo-
es have ruled ut Washington until the
apitol has become very den of Belzebub
"a hideous blot upon the pages Of our
STORY"
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A DIscREDiTABLE NoNIxArrox.-
President Grant on Thursday nominated
George p. Fisher to be United States Al
tofney for the State Of Delaware. Fisher
vas formerly Justice Of the District Su-
preme Court in the District Of Columbia.
and resigned TO accept the District Aftor-
neyship. Under him Harrington, the safe
burglar, bloomed into power. His son
Charles Is now under indictment for sb-
stracting Court records while acting as his
fathers assistant Another Of his assist
ants secured Green, the Baltimore barber.
y pcrsonate respectable gentleman Of
Gcorgotown and secure the release Of a
burglar On fictitious bail. In Fishers
entire career Is District Attorney no sim
ele act commends itself al cfeditable 10
biz regime, while bis whole administration
broztbad Of corruption and maIfeasance.
y y Nc believed that the Senate win
confirm the noninalion. and Il Is one Of
he mysteries hcv he sppoiafse inveieled
the President into inakine Il.
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country's history, has au,we,.d
evasion, aud met a national NO.. sAa =
a negation. Mr. Hayes |. Aui
ncsallon aud nothing more Aar p''I's
~ the country could have ~, SI',,
half dozen equally good men q, , u
aud brticr men ia ~ far 4s pae
of their merits by the country v r"as'sdi
made them 80. The most a., Nv NY a'ss
appears able to say Of Mr.. U,v..a 4s',<
be beat Bill AlleE on the is.ns y !, I =.
Money against imitation, has The ,s,. ii.'
Of no one ia particular, and ,Le '
everybody in general. ~ 'e'Pes
Prom he lieksbHrg Hs,ala. n..-
We are reliably Informed r.,
programme Of the Radical por,r
at least FIVE of the Southern ~, : can
hazards, viz, North Carolina Sue = \
lima, Alabama, Mississippi and Ia..l:i a
and they propose TO give m ,la
States and devote their entirn ~ qaz
this purpose, We should therero.. y
nothing undone, and If We DO ma n. go :
is actually necessary We can ,sig: s ~
their defeat is the more crushiSS '''' u
Prom TIE BGifimoe Amerio,s D.
1t would not be just to Ciepenl Z
to say that he is political ser;l.a = 4,
has been soldier IN the Tpios
member OF Congress, aud is now
his third term as Governor Of C,,; ~"
notwithstanding his prominence i
afairs and his honorable record - 4 peas
no denying the fact that his nom 'Ss'e
was an accident. The masse, II ~ =
publican party had set their bs,,, ~ =
another candidate, and it Womb 4,
aiieetation to say that they are No, ~
pointed. ''S''i
From The Hartford TMes. d..
Ii was noticed that Mr. Wh..l.
nominated for Vice President ure' \.
first ballot. That was the mrass1 NV !,
the railroad rings, for Wheeler hi
committee and upon the floor of Co..,
strongly advocated their subsidy IA, n
was selected for purpose. -
From the Indianapolis Seating. H..
Already the ofIice.holden suths, n
lumbns. Hayes will be plant il h. ~
OF those who are now the friend. ,,S 1
pendents of the Administrator. M.
ever may be said of bis private eb,r.-
he will be managed and ooDtrolloJ !.
oficeholders will defeat him. tn u.
Ing prize is before him, and H. ~,
strong enough to make the cany,,, q
out the party machinery. His a.
tration will be Grantism aanked br n.
ton aud Conkling. The Bri,tos I.
have no promise of reform in Hare.
From Tie Cincinnati Commercial p.
The Republicans should recoppi. 4
fact that their strength has been ! ,D,s.j
impaired during the past four ys,r I,
that success in November meansbarI,'s
and good management from this n, !
the day Of election. They aus !.
make sure of Ohio and Indiana h ~
Der. A reverse then would be mar, 1
pressing than the battle Of Bull Ru, :,
upon the spirits of the people. TbThw
also to bear in mind that while thC I,
chosen men Of good political and penu
record, there is not that luagns.ss /,
them which men associate with Bbs
nor the energy Of character which \
given Bristow such cOnsplcuity beSanI
country.
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In the Orphans Court of Carroll cstiq

JpNE lEeHi 10
Estate Of Singleton Hughes, deceased
I'M application it is ordered this lsls
Oof June, 1876, that the sale Of D. =
estate Of Singleton Hughes, late o. W
county, deceased, made by Singei', :
Hughes, administrator u. b. n. {. ]. y Z :
SAID deceased, and this day reported z = 2
court by the said administrator D. D. -
i. \. be ratified and confirmed, Jules =
be shown to the contrary, on or beier
I'd Monday, 18th day Of July, next; P'ou.
copy Of this order be inserted for thIr !
cessive weeks in some newspaper Prn''sa'Is,
published in Carroll county, beiore ~
Monday, 18th day of July next I
The Administrator ID. b. n. =, l. y
ports the amount of sales to be eleysn
dred and fifty seven dollars and hiHu
cents. (sil59.53.)
True copy,--Test:
HENRY L. BELl5.
june 2I.st Register Of SHE
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To he Soldier Of 1921. and othsn.

To the Soldiers Of 1924, and Others.
The undersigned having been appointed a
committee to invite the Soldiers of this cOun.
ty who were in the War Of 1874 TO partiei-
p&te IL the Celebration of our Nations Cen.
tenniaI, on the 9Th Of July next, and regues,
them to report TO Us as soon as possible 50 that
arrangements can be made for them in The
procession.
. An invitation Is also extended to all mem.
bers of the Legislature, officers Of the Circuit
Court, Orphans cOun, County Commission
ers, School Boards, States AiiOrniss, sherifis,
and Surveyors, from the creation Of the
county down to the present time, to join with
Us on this occasion.
W. H. yANDERFORD,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
RICHARD MANNING,
Committee.
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One Of the Supreme Court Judges in
South Carolina suggests the following plan
Tor preventing drunkenness: Allow every
person 70 sell as much liquor as he wishes
without tax or license; but require those
who drink to apply for license, and 10
give notice Of such application By publish
Ing i for one month IN the oficialncwspaper
Of the city or county, and then, IL there
be no objection to enter into bond for
good behavior, before the authority to
drink l. granted.
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30. lell EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll COa's J,
Upton Roop, Mortgage, vs.. Granulh =
son and wife, Mortgagors \
ORDERED this 2sd day Of June, Y Y
~ 1876, that the account Of tbe ~ :.
fled in this cause be finally ratified ss y Y
irmed, unless cause to the contrary III X
be shown on or before the 10th daI y
next; provided copy Of this order .. N \ 4
ed for two successive week before y
named day in some newspaper PuOs'
Carroll county.
CRANK r. SHAW, l's"
True coyy,-Test; "a
jun 24-2t FgAyg i. SHAW ~
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AT business meeting at the Second
Advent Church In Lowell, Mass. Wed.
nesday night, Mrs N. r. Pettiplace, wife
Of The pastor Of that church, presented
charges OF adultery, abuse aud lying
against her husband A committee a.
once waited upon the accused, who. taken
BY surprise, confessed the truth Of the
charges that he bad committed adultery
with nurse In his employ. Thursday be
resigned his pastorase aud the Christian
ministry.
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DIVIDEND.

Union National Bank Of Westm ,D,s
NHE President and Directors o. ~ s.ass
- have this day declared se ccrST
2 DIVIDEND OF FIVE PEE ~. NM
upon the Capital Stock Of the BanA y
on or after Monday, July Sd, is,s .o;,yG.
june 2i.st csaS
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Secretary Bristow resigned the Treas
aferahip on Tuesday, and on "Wednesday
Senator Morrill,, Of Maine, was nominated
for the position, and the Senate confirmed
l. Treasurer New aIso resigned on Tues
das.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TnE forRrH ~ WEsrNfxsreR.-Oh Tues.
day evening last = large and enthusiastic
meeting vas held Ia the Court House for the
puFpose Of making arrangements looking 10
proper celebration Of our Nations Cenfen.
nial. p. H. Irwin, Mayor of the city, was
called 70 the Chair. and stated the object Of
the meeting DR.. VIM II. Rippard and W.
II. Nanderford we're appointed Secretaries
Mr.. Z. X Gernand. Chairman of the com
mitiee appointed at an informal meeting,
made the following report, which was asgen-
ded by several additional Suggestions
That an address to the citizens OF toun and
county be puhlished, requesting them to unite
IN the celebration Of our Centennial Anniyer-
sary, and especially requesting that the husi-
ness houses Of Westminster Be closed AT 70,
n, and that the hotels and saloons be reqaes-
ted not to dispense any liquor from thai hour
Tor the remainder Of the dag and night.
That invitations be extended 10 Lodges
and Societies Of every kind within the eOanty
TO ante IN . Procession Ser parade, with full
regalia and banner.
That an Historical Sketch Of the coantv
be prepared in accordance with the Proelo-
maiioa Of the President Of the United States.
49, Z, =. -. - ~NsA'tS,', ann eoPs
~, ~ H'Tu y .s Soi Iesslonal Library, and
and read such sketch
That Mrs. Beaver be requested 10 pre-
pare Poem to be read on the occasion.
That the Declaration Of Independence
be read, and also the Farewell Address Of
George Washington 10 his countrymeu.
That an Grafton be delivered by such
person as the Committee may select.
IAa he exercises DC heid at the hair
os s..H. OF AZ suen oehef place as the Con-
iiAi ~, may select
ne. prVcssslon De formed ~ tne inter
ssetio N ~ Donu anu 'ohn streets with Main,
a. -. -" r- .eAien u.Oogn pennsylvania
a a Onion and Main Sts-i TO the Fair
III.
ma .Ilisns De teqaesled 70 represent the
seseiaa J~es, anu sltn relies OF me past II
-, 49, - s''e 1s iinF.veenentsi snow by
eo Ttss ms .ns aa.Inee q : century.
s.I.A 'ne s.ls'as o. .ne ihirieen original
49, pe e4,tled 9y thi.teen young aides on
asnh 49, uiG T. III - 'ne costumes Of i''6i
eAS ~ nosse 10 DC leu
nat Eagon oe pfot,aed with 81 Young
g,I.s Sith hoertY cap and fancy costume orin
S Sn,ee, 70 represent me present number of
o1A.sS, the wagon 70 oe drawn BY horses, with
PU mn. % sAcn morse, ee provl9ed-
rl hal eAen district oe represented by troop
y as sias ~ . senlele: CARVING banner
Nl1n name Of distF,et inscribed thereon, and
Tb,s IN NJ ps eOiot : = "a : oaage.
i .l an me baAds IN the county be engaged
-. T 1ne $3.50. ~ haII- e =.
LnAa 'ne oelis OF Inc respective churches
Os T reus = =, = m n y, m; and 2, ?. m.
81. "a an arcn ee erected a. the mouth OF
S IT,, S ~ e sna nge1ea ~ night
inAl .ne county commissioners be reques-
CO. T HIsP,a! sns Nas,on.s coiors IRON the
Soal. noase eopo,as and that citizens be re-
'Tf Ss, y E SIape 'Heln houses Nth tiag:.
5 TnM q finance COMMITTEE be appointed.
=, - ri aol $3.50 assu IN 'he procession be led
Al the Z ar UroundS
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday, June IL, at the CoIDss
:, N. +. Church. by the pastor. R. /
l. W!lderman, Eugene c. Barriiek and {.
Fannie N. Drnry.
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Monopoly and Corruption.

Wednesday next. the 2sth, is the centen.
NAL Of Frederick county.
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Edward Fowler sent TO this Office on Tues
day hens egg which weighed o ounces.
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Emory Grove Camp Meeting will commence
ON the 10Th and close on the 2sd Of August
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Samuel Skunk, Of this county, has been
appointed an Inspector in the Custom House,
baltimore.
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COMMENTS or rnr rurss,
From Ms Ner York Rsrald. iad

, me declaration Of principles put forth Inv
the Republican National Convention i no,s
worth on but two points, namely, the car.
rency and the school question. On Other
mnuers y relates to subjects which can haya
lutte influence on the Presidential canvass
On me currency question Il is halfipr ma
.lmid. Il quails before the Western dema a Y
Tor the repeal Of the act Of Congress reon;r;na
. o. resumption OF Specie Payments n i ls5as
Inc resolution on the school question i ~, =,
appeal TO the Protestant feeling Of The ce,'n
,ry ana M attempt to turn hostility ~ ~
Iatholie Church to political account. I, ~ Il
absurd TO drag this question into nat;cnn,
politics, and e the Republican pariy d;d NY,
ieel that . is losing is hold on pnbjic co NJ
uenep Z; = would no. have made this appeal u
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The Boston eiIy council Thnrsday night
yoted, q % 3 moi 70 pull down he Old
State House.
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Blufori Wilson, Solicitor of the Tras-
Department, on Tuesday rendered his RS
ignasion, to take effect the first Of July.
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The watering machines have been n onern-
iion TINS week, and hare succeeded II Keen.
ing down the dust 70 the great qualification Z,
hopsekeepefs and business men.
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FIsE RASs. There we're sars,ss 4..f,...s
ing showers on Saturday erenine aud Sunday
morning, also on Monday night.
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Business Locals.

Just opened, large lot of Dress Goods,
bought at great sacrifice, will be sold at l2I
cents, worth double. H. l.. Norris.
SOMETHING NEW.
Those having Mirror or Picture Frames that
need he Gliding can leave their orders at the
News Store OF James NJ. Shellmau. Also,
Picture Frames in Walnut, or in any other
kind ofwood made TO order All work warran.
ted Mr.. Neipold, who is q Practical Guild.
er, will be IN town on Monday next. Est;.
mates cheerfully furnished. Leave orders as
above, and be will call at the residences az
those wanting work done. =
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this il you want to save
money aad buy cheap.
Suits from $50 and upwards
Vests !" rs a.
Goats q rs
All kinds Of ready made clothing can be
bought low at H. Schenthafs opposite the
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A letter FROM Bsehman's Valley says
We had very fine rains ON Saturday and Sun
day. The farmers are busy housing their
Aay, which il an excellent crop. Corn is look.
ing well, aud promises good yield. Oliver
Hoover will erect a new barn this sumner.
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SvbpKs Darn. Alexander Sanders. col
ored. aged shout 81, vas found dead IA he
quarry near Roop's mill, on Monday about i
o clock p. m. he had been quazryine stone
and was last seen alixc at II O'Clock. at which
tune he was prepariuElto eat his dinner. A
Jury o. inquest was summoned BY Justice
Aatthews, who, after hearing The opinion AZ
pf- Woodward. returned verdict IL death
ifsas iahft disease
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Daniel Z. Christ 81 been appointed .Ius.
tice Of the Peace for Uniontosn district y;ee
6eoree ". Gilbert, failed to qualify. M
Christ has taken out his commission.
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!, Inc platform. which was adopted befo,.
lhe nominations were made. contained m M
~ ~ 'an..m q vermont elap-isAp ID favor
q sne umon and popular government, ,be
I. ''','' q slavery and The protection II
per men to Office and the punishmsa, = pso'
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All kinds Of ready made clothing can he
bought low at H. Schenthars onnos;le The
W. ". X. r. depot, Westminster Ma. n
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of Salem Lodge NJ q y
ASl o. o. r., are hereby reqses'sII IN n
at their Hall at 0 clock, Tuesday, f,,s|
70 join in procession celebrating ,n's..,,l,s
I'ial Anniversary Of American inae
BY order, aa,e RSl
4 june 24-2t III. l.. NOhisi'l -