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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-08

THERE is one more Richmond in the
sheriaalty field this morning. His name
is Col. T. P. shallcross. This makes three
to start the race with, and leaves several
wards to hear from. Look out for
sherifalty announcements about these
times, as the almanac people would say
Sheriff Tfngle is looked upon as such an
easy man to beat that there are any num-
ber Of people ready and eager to under
take tho job. Allthebo want is to be
turned loose at him, with Or without
nominations. el.e!s atr ..-'i'
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CHICAGO, August THE pardon Of
Alderman Culleston, convicted Of neglect
Of fduty while gauger and sentenced to
six months Imprisonment and pay fine
OF Eve thousand dallars, arrived from
Warrington to-day, II femits the i'm.
prisonmeilt only.
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AT PrrraBTRoH.

PITTSBURGH, August 7.--At an early
hour this morning Weightman & Neg.
ley's blacking works, located on Negley's
Run, Nineteenth Ward, were destroyed
by FIRE. Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000
It is supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary.
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dmGttelliigsttp 3

The members OF the Republican
County Committee should bear in mind
the meeting Of the committee at the City
Building this evening.
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CNC1NsAT1, August 7.-River fallen s
inches, and risen s inches since last night;
II IL now 8 feet z inches and rising. Ar.
rtyed-Hudson and E. A. Woodruff.
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FIRE RECORD.


HUDSON, August IA train OF four
teen laden cars Of oil, at the Athens depot,
burned last evening.
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New YORK, August7.-A correspond.
ent telegraphs that General Terry hopes
to be able to begin his march by the 10th
inst. Under the date Of July Slst, the
correspondent says: 1--WE have just met
the steamer Far West on her way down
to bring up supplies left at Powder Run,
which we found in possession OF the In.
dians. Captain Thompson, OF the Second
Cavalry, committed suicide just before
troops left the Big Horn river. '
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CO N G R E s S.
WAsHNaroS, August Z.
SENATE.

On motion OF Mr.. Davis, the vote by
which the Senate indefinitely postponed
the bill to reimburse West Virginia for
property destroyed by Federal troops
during the late war was reconsidered and
the bill placed on the calendar.
The joint resolution in reference to the
wreck Of the Monitor Tecumseh, in Mo:
bile bay, and to provide for the buria Of
the remains Of persons carried down
when she sank was passed.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 7.-Arriyed-
Yeager. Departed-Lee and barges,
Weather warm.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Ten Persons Drowned.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, August 7.-sunday
afternoon ten persons were drowned while
crossing Putnam's Point. Thirteen per-
sons were in small row boat, and when
about three rods from the shore, in 8 feet
Of water, a squall struck the boat, capsiz-
ing il with ths result stated. The names
OF the drowned are VIM. johnson and
wife, John McAlister and wife, John
Burt and daughter, Peter 0sur, Adolph.
Liviners anil son Holden, and Miss
Thatcher. The bodies Of all but Holden
have been recovered.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY, August q Returns
from various parts Of the State indicate
q sweeping Democratic victory. Hous-
TOMS majority for Governor will not be
less than 10000, and will probably 80
much higher. The Democrats have
made gains in every part Of the State
thai has been heard from, and will have
a large majority In the Legislature.
MOBILE, August 7.-The election pass.
ed OF without any disturbance. This
county gives over 1900 Democratic ma
MONTGOMERY, August - The re-
turns show Democratic gains every.
where, and enough have been received TO
warrant the statement that the Dem:
ocratic majority will be $4,000. Many
counties heretofore Republican SEND
Democrats to the Legislature, and The
majority, on joint ballot, will be very
large. The vote by Congressional dis
tricts shows seven Of them Democrats
and one Republican. As far as heard
from there has not been disturbance oi
any kind in the State. The utmost
good feeling prevailed everywhere.
SARATOGA, August 7.-Governor Hen
bricks left for home this evening.
LEXINGTON, August T.-The election
for Sheriff passed Of quietly in this city
to-day. Tarleton, Republican, 2,072
Thomas, Democrat, 1,7sS. Republican
loss on the vote Of 1872, $50; Thomas
reported majority in the county, 800
Democratic majority in Jessamine, so.
wATTERsoS ELIcTEp.
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LAND REDEMPTION.

On potion Of Mr.. Sherman, the
amendments Of the House TO the Senate
bill extending the time for the re.
demption Of lands sold by the United
States for district taxes was agreed to
and the bill passed,
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THE HAND OF JusTrcE

was paralyzed and could not be put for.
ward in the prosecution Of the leaders OF
public opinion, and the authorities there
did not push these things. They We're
willing 70 do nothing to prevent them.
Was II unjust in the Republican party 70
call attention 70 these factsH Was there
any bloody shirt in thist It would not
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wArrERsoH ELECTED

LouIsyILLE, August lin the 18th
Congressional race to-day Henry Waiter
son was elected by an overwhelming ma
jQrity. Only few scattering votes were
cast Tor Heady, Independent Democrat. +,
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in that State, came into power. II that
was the equality before the law about
which so much had been said recently In
platforms and letters Of acceptance, II
was high time tho people Of the United
States who did not believe in llumbugs
and lies should carefully consider the
subject. He argued that the people Of
the South did not intend that the colored
man should make himself capable Of de.
landing his rights either in the forum or
In the field, and that was the shameful
aspect Of the case which II was attempted
by the platforms and letters to sugar
over. In all cases Of murder in the
South for political reasons,
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New YORK, August 7.-Poolie Propi-
ano, having interposed last evening to
protect some woman from the insults Of
John Lazarie, the latter fatally stabbed
Propiano. Lazarie then dashed through
the crowd that had been attracted by the
disturbance, and cut and FLASHED mum.
Der Of people before, he was knocked
down by an officer and arrested.
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KILLED. BY A FALL.

New ORLEANS, August ~. o. Ben.
nett, age So, a carpenter by occupation,
was killed by falling from the platform
Of an excursion train, near Teskidon.
He leaves a'wife and six children.
Daniel Hoffman suicided by drowning
in A we'll,
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NOR. LAMAR OVERCOME BY HEAT

About1 o'clock Congressman Lamar
was overcome by the excessive heat and
was taken to the Speakers room where
he soon recovered and returned to his
seat in the House. The occurrence created
for short time much excitement and
alarm.
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YET IN RECENT MANlFEsTos

put forth from St. Louis, and in the still
more recent one put forth from Saratoga,
the Democratic candidates, in spite Of
their history and that Of their party, said
they were happy to accept the present
situation, to give to everybody their con.
stitutional rights. The people were told
and asked to believe that there had been
sudden reconstruction Of the Demo-
cratic party. There were not many who
would believe that tale, The Democrats
had steadily voted
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ByTeIegrTa7lpt1
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

10 THE DAILY INTELLIaENoER
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NoM1NAr1oNs coNFIRMEp

The Senate confirmed the following
nominations: H. F. French, Massachu.
setts Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
vice Burnam, resigned; Charles @. Tomp-
kins, U. y. Marshall for Colorado; Lot
s. Bayless, Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Yankton, Dakotah.
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TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 1876

is to shake the country to itsyery centre.
Worn out lobbyists who have clung upon
theskirts Of Congress for years are reha'
bilitated and brought 10 the front, the
prisons, jails and penitentiary convicts
are brought to the aid OF men who, are
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upon the people and take possession ol
the country once more. The willingness
OF the Republican party to lay open its
inmost heart to inspection, and desire to
root out the least remains Of evil Is tax.
en- advantage Of to strike at its vitali.
flies and cripple the work It has been SO
patiently aud faithfully performing,
Each unexplained private business trans.
action, each mistake In settling an old
account or an ordinary attorney fee, Ia
deemed an opening TO mine Of corrup.
ton and hefalded over the country as
the commencement Of q discovery which
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Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden did not consult
the Senator from Indiana before writing
his letter OF acceptance.
Mr.. Eaton then sent 10 the Clerks desk
and had read that portion Of Tilden's
letter Of acceptance in regard TO reform,
and resuming, said he had no doubt as to
Tilden's election, and when he came into
power the United States would see what
had been seen In New York, a reduction
OF taxation. In that State taxes were
$16,000,000 per annum before Tilden
took charge Of the government and after
he came into power they were reduced to
eight millions. The people OF the United
States had been paying $3.50, 600, 900 an
nually Of taxation, and they could not
Standit. There must be a change, and
the man who stood upon this floor or any
other and attempted TO sneer down the
honest language OF an honest. man like
Tilden and then went before the country,
would be sneered down himself.
Before Mr.. Eaton concluded the Senate
went into executive session and soon i'd
iourned.
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The House bill to repeal the resump.
tion day clause Of the resumption bill 81
1875 and the House joint resolution to
provide for committee TO inquire into
The change which has taken place relative
to the value Of gold and silver and the
cause thereof, and the effect on trade.
were read and referred 10 the Finance
Committee.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21

! We oondense/ nom the LektcA RvtAx the
substance Of . Anversation about OAK Hall, In
Philadsl Hhia1 1Wanamaker& \ Browns Largest
ssssndaS esSsn1a s tSs y spesRss: a2s: 7'0' anu
! Netor. "What corner Il the Building onr
A6end0at. "eouth-East corner Of SSz4h and
Markst. Please note the SIXTH, for some
stxa9gen .eeking OAK Hall. have been misled
~ ia sh /: ss:ssesi7 ' oelo~all Do you know
4. al90o0 square sest-ss on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth. dx stories high. has over
three acres q AooJpe, and covers space once
ossaP1l:a +ns" Pplsoss p nan twenty dne''n' oosl-
'. ADo You nse am.powsrf"
A. "a giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
V."What order do you take with goodsY'
"A: "They are first opezed and arranged In
the basement, ON long IQW counters, and taken
thence on the flight/ Elevator to the inspec-
tors room on the "a aoor."
v. "IS inspecting the first operation"
A. "No, sir. measuring. The goods are first
measured in the piece then inspected. The
cloth passes over rollers in the face of strong
light, and two men sit, one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye of
marking every flaw, 90 that the cutter may sec
end a.Oid it when he comes to cut the gar
V. "You must employ an ar.ty Of cuttersy'
A. "Come to our fifth fooE and seel We
keep 70 hands al the til p cVAing up the cloth
into gazmsnts,-beside D6 machines that do
. dozen mems work each e stroke"
v:"Do you manufacture all your own
4 ave do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-wen made
before We put our ticket on it, and become
responsible Tor it."
": "Your system must save you = great
4. I'm every direction, sir. It is tbe system
md economy we practice all t1e wse through,
tast enables 6. y = put our to the
AAerinspectns the work, what becomes
A. Before It goes into Stock it is Hckesed.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on II, 30 that its entire his
tory can bs traced without fail, upon eu1
"You must have 50 or 40 salemenr'
A. "Why sir, on busy days you maYsee 100
In the various rooms and suites of rooms
selling to the throngs Of customers."/
Y, "Do yoy, do an order buNhe BY mail
4 Every great All over the country. Gu,
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21
The New Bishop.

The following is y short sketch Of very
Rev Thomas Gallery who was consecrated
Bishop of Hartford, Conn, yesterday:
. Father Galberry is q Philadelphian by
birth, and is now in his forty y-fourth year,
. He was ordained priest In 1856, BY the late
Bishop Neumann, Of that city,. and was
placed in charge Of st. Dennis Church.
There he labored for few years with great
success. Lansingburg. in the diocese Of al
bauy, and Lawrence, in the diocese OF Bos-
ton, were the scenes of his next labors. Sew.
erai years ago he returned to the diocese ei
Philadelphia, to become President Of Villa,
nova College, very successful institution
near Bryr Mawr, which he has been largely
iustrumentarin building up. Father Gal
berry has been, from the beginning OF hi
lsbors, q member of his Augustinian Order
and for some years past has been the Pro
| vincial of the Order in this country. Nearly
year ago, he was appointed Bishop Of thu
\ diocese Of Hartford, as successor to the lat'
Bishop MacFarland. He declined the ap
/ pointment, preferring to retain his position
\ 1t Villanova College. Three different time'
( be sent his declination of the Episcopate II
J Rome, but has finally been obliged to &C
eept it's unsought honors. His renewal II
new field of labor will cause general re
gret, not only in his own church, but IN
large circle outside of it.
The new Bishop is q man of great exscu
tive ability, and no doubt will greatly ad
vance the cause of Religion, in this diocese
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21
4 MATTER Of POPULAR Interest.

nerfect system ed rules OF self'Aeegyoma@s
sx.y sI6ersscsy '' II they vs'' hare n
VT v. II suppose you have At least half dossa
different departmentsr'
A. Any dear sirl We have more than esestv,
each charged with its own 0uMnes, ana eaoa
thoroughly T. To- o1gsni,'ed' necessary wheel with
IN 1ns YOU Mnes name dozen or 20 Of thsnr
A. with pleasure The Custom Depart
ment, for those who prefer custom-me0o y
ready-made 70 farni.hinS Depsrtnsns.
Nth aS,t r. ;sSS5 %h s e sn.v s und:5Hs: %seSs:s
making mai 1a our own Aist-elas .hilis. fhe Trim.
ming Department, itself asbig q many re&u-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room: Tho
Receiving Room. The Order Department,
named before The SPECIAL Uniforms 1sg 9sPai I:
score Of messengers. The"
Y, "Hold, holdI sir, enoughr'
A. "I'm not half throughl The Advertising
Department with its bill lend sign distributions.
editing and p9blishi1gA business Go and popIl,sx pp,
3tsll 3sS1lnii al your SaSa s send forit lie &sn
Department, withtts many rooms. The Boys
Department. The YouthS Department. The
Children's Department. with its special
entrance for Lads 1adies r. TIE Thslepn pepdt pt
its book keepers and assistants. General Man:
ayers Department; Nnancier's Oface, and
other offices of the frm/ all busy - bees
thinking, planning, executing, buying, max
ing, registering, rec9 iD8, sending out, selling,
and in thousand 71ys joining their forces
to carry on business with the people amount
ing to between 100000 and 100000 an"
n9ally;"
A, Indeed 1t is! forgot to name tho
Cashiers Department, which handles it, $500
of retail sales on some single daysp
V."$& 5000! Immense That's what enables
the house to buy cheap and seycheap"
A. Exactly You have t9st hit 1t: Tho
people throng here, kn( Hi4k that we depend
on low prices and immeJ 6sales."
What are the 'EooR RULES i hear 10
A. "Our system Of business dealing-l. Ono
price, no deviation; 2. Cash for ssythingi s.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; L The
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
v. Nothing could be fairer"
A. Nothing And the people sec It,"
Y. "well, I thank you, sir, for your polite
A. met at all. It's q pleasure 70 11fve you.
Call again; and be sure of the pl9Ge-Wana-
maker 4 Browns Oak ,Halll o1eh-East cor
ner Sixth and Market" ~
". "Thank you'll shall be happy to do -
Good morning"
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R1UANClAls
WILMfxoT0N. March 70.
GOLD AuD D0HD QUOTATIONS.
Rxported by Craise. Johnson 4 Co., Bank.
srn and HrOkArg Sixth and 0afket SU.
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A Fathers Terrible Amistisn.

In building recently burned in Iowa q
family consisting Of Mr.. Niermeyer, his
wife and six small children, with blind
brother of Mr.. Niermeyer, were sleeping.
Mr.. Niermeyer escaped, but his wife and
three youngest children were burned to
death. Two of the other children were
sleeping with their blind uncle. When he
was awakened he took one of the children
in each arm, and, blind as he was, made hit
way with them through the flames to safety
although he and they were badly burned
The bereaved husband and father is now 9
ravins maniac.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21
Philadelphia Cra1o Report.


The demand for n o. quercitron oark Il is
extremely limited, and prices are nominal
ut $32 per ton.
inquiry, upland and gulf
Ihe firm in the market n ~ ,e9'aslo eoys[,
seed and the sales are meagre at lS9!39Sc
for middling continues, an the offerings
are yerv mod crate. sales of 10O bushels IN
lots at 'l6h@l7c per ID. Timothy Is quoIeeoo eo
Mt 70. YS@2.s7L. Flax, ced j. steady ct y 40,
Coffee-Ths advanced views of az noiders / rs
Rio at i6@lSHc, and some Java at 0@.6c.
In sugar nothing doing, ewing to the lack
Of suitable offerings. We quote Cuba at
7%@7Ac for fair and good refining; 4OO hogs-
heads were purchased in New YORK for tnls
closed at lllSc for cut loaf; l094c for crushed
and powdered: l076c for granulated, and
M 1Molasses @ closed steady at s2@S3c for 5o
test Luba. The stock here is small, pu, Sn
several cargoes are landing, wnlch Will DC
offered early next week.
The hour market is characterized by con.
siderable firmness, particularly az Ine
better descriptions OF families. wnlcn art
in light supply, and 25 cents higher % Apoa. tpeGa
At ss@4.I for suoernne; sa.s2N for extra; =:
SIS for Wisconsin extra family; t6.75@6:7'
far Minnesota do do; 1906 rs for Pennsylya,
MIA. Ohio and Indiana do do ct "a 5o9 90
Tor unsound do do; and 7@8 for fancy
I brands, as to quality. Rye flour sells a.
The condition of the wheat market ha'
not varied in any particular respect since
| Saturday. the dema and being SOLVE, ant
holders demanding an advance Of 70. sale
| Of l,5OO bus hets Pennsylyan req ~ Sl.soe
| I,4G do amber at $L4s@l.6; Western red
$L05@l 20: white at $l.5O@l.58.
Corn is firmly held. and meets with fai
damand. sales Of 5000 bushels at 59@6O
tor yellow, and SIC for steamer, ana 6lc 10
oats sell at 4s@4Sc for white, and 4o@42
for mixed. ,~o
bound,
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21
P.litsssl asssaD.

Il =
Hon. 8. 8. Coz has recovered nom n''
late illness So ~,
~. penpsylvania Democratic State Con-
,M,n i%' msets on Wednesday.
,,,o.k IL again to be investigated; he is
.,.'o"slv mixed up iu the post trader oasi-
ness.
~ fernando Wood is considered out OF
MI An operation was performed on
S;s S throat on Saturday.
~. now stated that General schenck re.
~ home with full hand and flush OF
tuIIt a,.t. that is, strictly speaking, according
to Hoyle.
T. 70 claimed by the New York Sun that
s.oor Robeson was secret partner IN tne
T.Svi andon broker concern of Jay Cooke, NC
Cullough & Co.
Marshes have always proved deceiving,
rhsv are not solid; 80 Belknap mas Ioand
!, t" nvt and great many Others may oe-
/ fore he gets through.
/ Can it be possible that the impure atmos-
.,ora ~ said to to psrvade the House Of Re-
p..so,t pu" atiyes. Is from tho foul air left from
ihe Credit Mobilier and Pacific Mail subsidy
4 business.
Grant should 60 around with . lantern
,ooLinv for an honest man. The light he
has been using has proven unequal to tho
emergency, S" take Dana, If oil that Butler
| avs is true, for an instance.
Grant has considerable degree Of
,.use to exclaim, "save me from my
t.;suds,n and he could also add my "rcla
lives :" for Orvil seems to have put his fost
G rivht % square into the hole, that Belknap
\ has been pulled out OF.
X A circular caused to he issued by meet
inc of celored citizens in Washington, ana
headed by prominent cOlored leaders, ar
rsiens the Republican party in the strongee'
hind of terms US the cause Of all the politl-
cal robbery and corruption now existing IL
the country.
Brother Bowles is encouraged. He says
I "Though Bris:ow is the growing tavorite
!. there is increased respect among Repuoi'
cans for the name Of Adams. They oeg''
to sec they may have need Of his spcela
advantages as man and candidate" II
forget thee, o, Adams, may my right hand
etc.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21

There were six hundred and nineteen
deaths in New York city during the past
week.
The specie shipments to Europe on Satur-
day from New York, were SS5O,OOO oil
American gold coin.
It is thought that the suspended bank
, Of the State Of New York will reopen in the
course Of fourteen days.
Annie Baker, an inmate of house Of
bad character in Boston, was 80 badly
beaten by the proprietor en- Friday, that her
recovery is considered doubtful.
The prairies of southern Minnesota,
since the stoppage of prairie fires, are fast
being covered with thick growth of will
low, wild apple, oak and aspen trees, which
spring up spontaneously.
Pescah N. Rubenstein, condemned to be
hanged for the murder of his cousin, Sarah
Alexander, has been granted q stay OF exc
cuticn until the case Is reviewed by the
General Term Of the Supreme Court.
In places where they are digging for sui
ground becomes 90 hot at the depth of four
Or five feet that the workmen have to han
Gls the sulphur with long handled pitch.
forks.
Two new breeds of sheep have been In
troduced into England from the west coast
OF south America. Ono 10 . white woolet
sheep, with four horns; the other darl
0rown. wooled species. q cross between the
llama and the alpaca.
How would you make believer of 81
lncredulous maEs" asked one gentleman o
another not long since. ~ think the sures
way would be to set him over . beehive,
was the reply, "and calculate alter b
nad bsen stung oncs or twice hs would be.
come bee-lsayer N earnest, CNt66o
The Morning herald., 1876-03-21
Spring in lllssisslpf.

6H0 ICh6U016 11SH"tosJ
Crocuses. buttercups, and hyacinths are
blooming in the gardens, pear and peach
trees blossom in the orchard groves, the
grass grows green in the fields, the forest
trees and shrubs are donning their vernal
garb, and balmy spring is getting her work
IN all over this section of country.