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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14
MASTERING OF HOUSES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" tie C uaty Court Of jefferson County,
West Virginia.
EUGENE BAKER. Sheriff Of jefferson
County, Sheriff aud Committee Admnistra-
tor OF Crra ; Jlnuey,
against
L. C. JANNEY. James c. Jlnney. Thomas
Janrey. Kate L. JAniey. Il. Belle Turner
aud Thomas Vurner her husband, s. T..
White, j c. Green, j. Krebhs. \. NJ
Evans. Milton Lamon, q. W. Tabb auG
Lucy 5. Wysong.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14
THE LADIES STORE
OF
Ggs. c. +. Thomas,
NlIN ScGEEr, CuAeL-sIOwN.
-. = ........ -. = ,--.-- L /, ~ l.Dl-tc

VILLINERY GOODN. FINCY GOODS,
tND DRESS GOODS.
Yrs. THOMAS hes received 10 part and is
stt'aiiYn or tie Ladies. To- beautiful Millinery,
Ladies' Underwear. Embroidery, Notions, SC,
She bias added a superb stock OF DRESS GOODS,
oourris .us ,ac beautiful IL s,g be aad texture.
TIE ULLNERT DEPARTNENT
g. complete rutaiuirg the newest things in rs
Hae. Timmin. executed promptly and accord
ing to the latest fashion reports. Stamping
P.nkir- and Crepe Cleaning the latter spe-
ci4't-dlae 40 short notice. Tie ladies are
iuyit.j t0 call and eyamiue.
Sept @, l,19
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14

wy Z have limited amount Of per cent gold
~ Jefferson County, West Virginia, Bonds
for sale at 30 cents We recommend them as a
ffst-c.ass Investment
BIZ. JAMESON & CO., Bankers,
5.d and Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Ponusy lvaria.
Gan. Z 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14
g--TJE OLD IA MIIY JOURNAL
Plain and Ornamc Dt1i
MASTERING.

TIyHE subscriber takes advantage ofthe Press as
medium by which to inform ihee.tizeas OF
this and adjoining counties that he Is prepared to
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any stylcthat NAV be desired, from one Coatto
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy skim
Cornices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
ifdesired. None but frst-class workmen VIII be
employed on work that may be entrusted 10 ne.
CISTERNS CEHENTED IND GUARAN-
TEED 10 H0LD.
hereby tender my Observation-Disclosures
f0r Tie liberal patronage | have received since
commencing business and hope by strict adhe-
renee 20 duty TO inertia continuance 0fthe same.
11f}- All communications addressed to me az
Charlestown, w. Va, will receive prompt atten-
tion FRANK GALLAHEk.
March %, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14
DRY GOODS. MILLINERY, MOTION
JACOB STARRY,

DEALER N
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors
TObaccOs, Cigars, COnfcc:iOncrieS
WOODEN WARE, QCEENSWARE, &c,
I HAyEou hand and am in receipt Of, Laig
1 Stockof
Family Groceries and Liquors,
which WILDE sola as low as can be bough; else
where. Give me a calltefore purchasing.
CHAELEsrows, June Q, lSs7-ly. ) ;.
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NOTICE.

1--WE DRUG BUSINESS wil be continued at
t4c nll stand by TOE undersigned under the
name os Geo. 4. Light IL Co.
Feb. D lSs0. GEO. T.. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14
House and Garden For Rent.

I HAVE House and Garden on Cong -css street
! near the Baptist Church-which viii rent
Al reasonable terms porseGsiou given April lsL
Ap.Sr ~ MARTHA 4. LEE.
FeO. Z, 'sp-3t ChsTiestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14
Sol ACRES,
about Ten Acres Of which arein
Good Timber!
The Farm Is improved by comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,

with necessary OUT-BUILDINCS and i. fuei,
watered by an uniailing Stream Of Water, and a
dae Well aud Spring. Location about one and a
fourth miles North It the town OF Charlestown,
convenient % Markets. Churches, Mills and
Schools. The Land Is Of dsst quality Limestone
and is H. a good state Of cultivation. A Plat OF
the Farm may bescen by calling upon the under
signed Commissioners. a3d Will be exhibited on
the dsy of sale.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the Decree
Onc-iourth Of the purchase money Cash, and the
residue in three equal annual payments with IN
tsgcst nn the deferred payments from the day Of
sale. The deferred payments 70 be- evidenced by
thc bond, ~ the Ichaeer and secured by Deed
Of Trust on the premises sold Ten per cent. Of
The cash rayment may be paid On the day OF sale
and the residue thcfcofup0n confirmation Of the
sale by he Court. Is will De seen above the pur-
chaser 40 this sale viii receive tile free from
the contingent right of The dover Of Margaret T..
Crane ia -aid land, by Virtue II the above named
decree which was entered with the consent Of said
Margaret L. Crane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-14

OAoe, IS Murray Street, n: Y.
rs PILLS
az. &. E0tsNEB LHs g-ES.
+ 81 rs b ILLS
CIIsl. ~ SPEPsEA.
TUT IS PILLS
CEieI CCsI1v1ELSss
TUT s5S5 pIls $
7CSfss& FEYEIi 3 M AZ ~.
'g7Cg us PILLS
CsSssP, N5c,S lEE1DAClsi..
TG}BTiS PILLS
TUT us PILLS
GIVE APPETITE.
TUT IT'S PILLS
PURIFY TEE 1lL0S1.
TUT IT'S PILLS
HHrTE ahHH
, 1880-10-02
Vanderbiitiana-

Some one has made a very curious cal
culation Of what Mr.. Vanderbilt could
do with his money. HIS income from
Investments in 81 200, 900 four per cent.
Government bonds is represented at
5000 daily, which is S20S. % per hour,
81, a. per minute, or over 3 cents per
second. Assuming that he is paid by
the second, he cannot possibly spend his
nc,me a; he could not select his pur-
chases and lay down the piece, fast
enough He could not throw it away /;
to pick up, cast, recover, pick up and
cast AGAIN would take him two seconds,
and If he worked all through the twenty
four without rest, he could only dispose
Of onehalf his income. By living eco
ncmcally and SAVING up his income for
four years, he could, placing his five cent
pieces side by side, make nickel belt
around the earth, or by converting his
savings into one cent pieces and mount
ing them into pile he would, i'll twenty
Years, erect road to the moon and have
500 10 invest after he got there. Should
his amusement take Il cha, liable twist,
Ne could out Of years receipts, donate
To every man, woman and child III the
United States 20 cents and have money
left over Other vast possibilities occur
to the glowing fancy Of the calculator
In one day he could 60 to 5000 different
circuses, eat 10000 pints Of p-anuts,
drink a,0G9 glasses of lemonade, and have
money enough left to get his boots
BACKED. He can afford to have 800, 900
shirts washed In one day, and on the
day Of his death his income will buy ten
frs;-c!ass funerals. ls.-IMica Journal
, 1880-10-02
A Sectional Campaign.

There can be no surer indications Of the
success of the Democracy at the coming
Territorial election than the fact that the
Republicans are reduced to the dire nee
essity of inamgurating a sectional cam
pai9n that shall create discnrd between
the inhabitants of the bunch grass corn-
ties and the people of the wave-washed
shores of Puget Sound.
In attempting to transfer the tactics Of
its party in tie National contest to this
Territory, tie radical organ in this city
with its accustomed charming stupidity
betrays the very foundation upon which
that organization was built and has since
been maintained The republican party
is essentially the party Of seetionalism; it
Was made so by the very circumstances at
tending its birth; sectionalism has main
tanned 1t in the past, and 1t appeals to
sectionalisms to-day 20 perpetuate It's pow
er III the Nation.
The popular delusion that We were to
enjoy fair fight and dlgnIted campaign
free from personalities and sectionalism,
has been ruiely shattered by the radical
Organ in invoking to the aid Of its candid
ate the demon Of sectional hatred
.PCGET SoUNDERs WANT 4 LESSON LET Us
GIVE THEM ONE" VIII the political pirate
who thus flies the skull and cross bones Of
sectional jeaiousyat his masthead, explain
why and wherefor the people Of the East
ern counties should follow his lead In a
crusade To sink, burn and destroy the
Puget Saunders! Is it because they vot-
ed for Brents two Years ago, and have
been sorry for 1t ever sinces Is the Sound
10 be spanked for repenting Of lis evil re-
cord ia voting for Brentsi Is it To be
.ba!ldosed' into again voting for Brentsi
Is the lessor" designed to help OF t" in
lure Brents chancesi or is somebody dis
appointed because the Sound republicans
included the nomination for the Commis-
sary Generalship In its trade with Eastern
Washington when an able Eastern man
was willing 10 bring large experience
gained in the service of these United
States to add TO the dignity Of that Office !
We suggest a dose of last years axle
grease
, 1880-10-02
Across the Continent.

The Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Is nov certain OF formation and of the
means OF doing its work effectively. the
financial arrangements for the completion
Of the Canadian railroad TO the Pacific
having been concluded IN London recent
iy. THIS Is good news, for there cannot
be too many railroad lines uniting the
Atlantic and the Pacific oceans across the
American continent, and the enterprise Of
our Northern neighbOrs viii meet a,nro-
baton and encouragement everywhere.
The facilities afforded the co,spany oh
tanned BY Sir John Mcdonald and the
other Canadian Government Commission
ers, are Of the fullest description The
contract Is taken by three financial ass,-
Citations, in Lonion, Paris and New York
and the joint company thus formed viii
receive from the Canadian government
several million pounds sterling in Dmnin.
ion tnot lmperiall government bonds. and
several million acres OF land. The line
thus rar bu.it is gwen TO the company. and
the whole line will be owned by the com
pany In perpstnity, The entire cost *
pun at thirty million dollars. The con-
structI1n 81 this road cannot but be Of
enormous advantage TO the uneultirased
lands IN Western British America and
the borders, and as one of tie means Of
Advancing civilization and improved com
merciai facilities of the nineteenth CEN
tufy, At Is grand undertaking
, 1880-10-02
What is Founder ?

In works on veterinary surgery the
trouble popularity known as founder" Is
described as laminitis, or an infamma-
ton Of the foot This disease appears in
two forms In the sir pie form the sens
tive lamina Of the foot and the equally
sensitive sole are affected, while In the
more seyere form the bones Of the foot
are also included. Among the many
causes of this disease, perhaps the most
common Is the severe conclusion from
fast driving ON hard roads, ever exertlon
and over feeding and drinking cold water
when the horse is heated. The treatment
recommended by Dr. Williams, one Of the
most eminent authorities, consists IN the
administration of Inild purgatives. Tlnct-
ure Of aeonite in small and repeated
doses, as febrifuge, with poul,ices to
the foot Ii the early stages OF the disease
and cold applications IN the later He
recommends also the application OF Mr.
Broad's shoes. Mr. Broads plan is: As
early as possible, get lightly nailed on tie
feet affected, extremely stout, wide
webbed and long bar shoes, made firm
iron about trice the ordinary thickness
that the particular horse's shoes are made
from make them gradually thin froIa
behind the quarters, 50 that the heel part
Of rhe shoes is vide and thin. and fitted
rocker fashion, which enables the horre
to throw his weight where he tries to,
much better than he can in ordinary
shoes or without any; ,ha: is, Of the
pedal bone on to the soft, elastic tiEsles
and tendon heh;pd it, which ale NTH
.ess vascular aud sensitive"
, 1880-10-02
Huntsville Items.

Huntsville is rapidly growing in interest.
Peaches and cabbage have not this year
been success in this county.
Considerable business is done in Dayton al
present, which WAS formerly transacted at
Waitsburg.
Many from here have been visiting the
Medical Lakes. Some verify believe in their
healing proclivities, others think Bethesda"
Is not there.
Immigrants are hunting for homes, and
many OF them stopping here. All speak
favorably of our metropolis WaIla
city.
The railroad surveyors are examining the
Touchet. The road viii pass through the
principal farms IN that pleasant little valley
Some farmers may try to prevent the first
sweep of the ''mon horse " through their
premises. but nothing serious can occur
Considerable interest is manifested in be-
half Of our neighbor city, Wmtsbnrg Its
loss is ielt To the citizens OF the lower part
of the county. But Phoenix will rise from
its own ashes in that place Soon Waitsburg
Will BE a city of major importance again.
Washington Seminary opened ON the 18th
INST, under very favorable circumstances,
and mas been steadily increasing III attend
ance and interest. 1t Is the only institution
IN this part Of Washington territory which
Affords special course for teacher.
j. S.
, 1880-10-02
Our Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. IL. 1ss;

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept 10, 1880
EDITOR STATESMAN: - Secretary Sciu-z
evideutiy wishes to keep away from this city
OF radical assessments as long as possible
He telegraphed the department yesterday
that he would not re1ch here before SatuI-
day. Previously he had set two eaTlier
dates. 1t is not strange that hesiI,hkas to
be here before the election is over He has
been and is an ardent advocate OF civil SER
On highly paid officials. He knows now, if
he reads the papers, that even IN his own
department the highest and lowest Of EN-
ploye's is called upon for campaign funds t.
supply rem0rseless demands from Mime,
Indiana and Ohio. lie keeps away. The
only comfort for him to-day, Is that his an
Gent aversion, Blame is disposed Of hnal!y,
and that money hereafter wruHg from the
Interior Department clerks, nurses and wash
erwomen, will go to the building mp OF !e'iy
people In the west and not to the asgrantIse-
ment Of old enemies like Blaine
Speaking of Blaine brings me To MOndI Iy's
election in Maise. ! had counted ON q rati-
cal majority OF some thousInd, though be
heved ac;iye effort by the National demo
cratic committee would tnrn rha' majority
into minority. The effort vas never made
To the republicans OF the state, with
such and as former citizens OF Name coull
send directly TO the local committees, and
could otherwise give the victory AGAINST rad
icaiism is due That the ''fusiOn" OF eie-
-hf
tinue, ard that It Will DE joined by hundreds
of eX-soldiers and other citizens before Nov
ember next is as certain as that an elertlon
has been held
The effect of the result on politicians here
was great Most OF the Maine republican
Office holders are still absent. haVing gone to
the state to vote, but those who remained
and those Of other states who are awaiting
shipment, ike cattle, to their respective vot-
ing places IN Ohio Indiana, etc, at later
elections, were greatly discouraged. On the
other hand, they fired hundred guns last
evening, ami in large meeting congratulated
each other on the gam of Is 900 In single
state since 1876. The general belief here
was well expressed IN 4 telegram received
and read at the meeting from the democratic
candidate for vice president The dispatch
Is as follows:
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. Sept. a.
The result in Maine eanuot fail 10 -,re-tlv
strengthen the democratic cause In In.:iaaa-
There is great rejoicing among the democracy
here
Yesterday for the first tine III weeks four
members OF the cabinet were III the city.
0ae has since left Another goes to-day.
All 90 10 further the werk Of evil service re
form, and demonstrate the proprie'y OF the
order Of Mr.. Hayes to the effect that govern
meat officials should not engage In paitisan
work. Thsy are reformers, that IS they
think everybody bat themselves needs retor-
nation The result IN Name indicates that
self respecting citizens are tired of the self
righteousness which has 50 long run the party
now in power To use slang p,.ra-e 1t
would be money in the radical parties pocket
il these wandering cabinet officers and other
officials would return to their dgties and
stick 20 them. Dem
, 1880-10-02
Fort Colville all Right

During our recent visit 10 Portland the
.oliowing dispatch sent to ex-senator John II.
Mitchell, was handed to U.s. Tie rumor that
Fort ColviIIe was TO be abolished was appar-
emily founded solely upon the inspector gen
erals recommendation to place everything
there in thorough repair. 4 removal OF this
important post would be a calamity to the
country:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept u, 1880.
Hox. J. II. MITCHELL, Po.tland, Ogn:-
THIS Office has DO information concerning
abandonment Of Fort Colville, which. accord
ing 70 latest report Is commanded by MAJOR
George G. Hunt lst cavalry. Tne garrison
consisting OF two companies Of second lnfan-
try. one company mounted, and one company
of Isr cavalry. Col Z Schriever, inspector
general, in recent report said !: III this
past is ~ be continued measures should be
adopted al once for shelt-ring officers and
men IN a way they are entitled n, consider
ing the rigorous climate during hall the year ="
H. F. CROSBY,
Chief Clerk.
, 1880-10-02
So 90 PER YEAR.
SEATTLE, W. T. Sept 81, 1850.

SEArTIs, ". T. Sept q, 1880.
F, EprroR SrArEsNaN:-According to pro-
mise, 1 send you Few items which / hope
viii be acceptable.
Hon. Thomas H. Brents arrived by the
steamer Messenger ssd there was not any
of HIS friends 70 meet him on the wharf,
so had to play pussnm and wait for the
Annis Sts,rart, which arrives from Tacoma
at $50 P. NJ His friends had him await.
ing on the wharfsnd out of sight, so when
the AHnie was sighted she was received
with vollcy of cannon and the brass hand
played some appropriate music. The
Chief WAS met by the head of the Repub-
hcan Committee and csc Jrted to the Oc-
cidental Hotel, where the Hon. Thomas
Brents addressed his constituents There
was not very large crowd to meet him
but thiuk it was on account of the rain.
Both him and Judge Burke commence
business Tomorrow In opposite directions
There are a good many commercial
tourists vending their way hitherward-
Amongst the most popular are Ben Sterns
of San Bros. ard Nathan Meyer Seattle
and Blakelv, Port Gamble and the Sno-
homish base ball;st had a pitched battle at
Beams Point on the 18th The weather
VAS splendid, hut the B.akely and Seattle
boys became demoralizei and consequent
ly lost the game The Sisters of the Holy
Name are about building an Academy 10
be finished about the end of December.
Mcssrs Pinchon and Griswold are the
contractors.
There is considerable Improvement GO
ips on in Seattle, wherever you look you
see nes buildings rearing up their rcofs
The schooner Teiser arrived last night
with aquantity OF fnrs and elk horns from
Quileuke country; consigned to 5. Byxter
& Co.
lt is decided that the Seattle base ball
boys shall not 20 tn Salem They feel
discouraged after letting the Gamble log
gers get away with them
The blind lecturer, Rev. ". H. Nil
burne will entertain the Seattlites Oh
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Our distinguished visitors of the past
week were Mr. F. J. Parker of Walla
Walla and Gen Tennatt Both express
ed themselves highly delighted with this
place; they said i, was "Sound Country
The Occidental Hotel in the hands Of
the proprietor, John Collins is undergo
ing extensive improvements.
Mrs Baily Gatzert has some of the fin
est plants i'll her conservatory that can be
found in the Territory, and she knows
how to attend to them.
The iron mines at Port Townsend are
gong along finely. The coal trade under
the supervision Of the ever vigilant Cole
man is in an improving condition The
company are making Preparations to de-
liver thousand tons day at their wharf
at Seattle
The Puge: Sound Packing ani Canning
headquarters at Milton, opp"-
site Seattle have all the work they can
attend to. MIR. Myers the superintendent
says there Is a much greater run of sal
mon than ho expected
wall send another 'budset hax,-Syeess,
hoping these are of some use. Truly
CCMTUX
, 1880-10-02
AsOS.
Is the Wall. walla sr.rxsn.s to hand

Is the Walls Walia STATESMAN to hand
We read of Mr. Singleton. who is build
ing house at Walla WaIla, having h;s
lumber hanled By wagon ali the way from
Dayton-thirty-iiye miles. As a four
horse team uonid be unable 30 haul more
than 20O0 feet in week between the tso
places, the cost of transportation can be
yis.dIy realized. The consumer IN Walla
waila has 20 pay go thousand feet for
poorer article of lumber than the Seat
tie CONSUMER gets for Sl0 Wheat which
sells here from 60 eents TO 81 25 per bns-
hel, Is selling there nos at 40csnis, and
seldom ge.s above so The c,m,,etisa
of tie S-attie ana wa,.a WI, K.,Ireai
will furnish US lnxsk~t f.r -a-r- Il 49,
snTtie'T : .s,ara.l .Jr .ls.s 81 a. .G.sSs
g:eAs aaraniaye OF The people eli beth
plases.-IsssG;2ssey.
, 1880-10-02
yIsT As IT EA?PENED.

Tom Terrell, sit down Il you please:
l want n speak tn you, sir
| bid you - drop Ne.ty Dem inc.
You've danced al evening with her.
.aw the smiling and blushing,
The Waiting and whisp'r;ng and such,
And know quite well what they mean;
No woman can foo! me-n-uch.
AN apgel?" OF course she's 81 angel |:
I've seen Der and heard her s;ng;
But men don't uisrry v I'll angels
At least - = general thing:
Ard beauty and lnusic and love.
Are ali just the silliest stuff.
II a rlan must marry, . woman
l. Just about good enough.
Ard Ills angel" Netty Demaine
Isn't worth one dnllsr. know
Not dollar 10 call her own
And vuu1l have million or so.
Anv man in his senses, Tom,
Anv man legei ..Isd c"ol,
Could see that she's after Your gold,
Or else he's tip top fool
Rejected you2 What's thai you say,
Rejected Tom Terrell = b. Jovc.
Rejected = million or more
T" marry some fellow for love.
Confouni thu >agcy c"qGette!
Nhy, Tom. sIn really amused.
But. sir. ! can tell you. yolr father
Would ue.er hay- s;aid = refused =
-Raspers EesHy
, 1880-10-02
Lewiston Items.
LEwIsrox. Sent oath ISs[

LEWlsIoS, sept 25tH, 1851.
Capt 81 Smith big drive Of logs is pass
ing this place the FEAR is few miles above
toxin.
Steamer John GGtes arrived here to-day
with Capt. Ainswortb aIsl Mr. Oaks, " r
of o. X & n Co. az passengers. They are
the guests Of J. Y. Vollmer, Esq.
Mr. Crocker, superintendent at Lapwai,
was most dangerously injured at Lapwai on
Sunday. The facts as near as can iesrn are
Is follows: In trying u arrest an Indian
with whom he had formerly had some trou-
bic, brother Of the Indian tried to prevent
the arrest and struck Croker in the head
with rock making serious if not danger
Gus wound. 1t is considered that Croker
was to blame in not shooting both Indians,
as he had pistol in his Possession at the
tIme. Have just heard that Croker is bet
ter. Both Indians are in the guard house at
Fort Lapwai-
, 1880-10-02
Texas Ferry still booms.

Texas Ferry still booms.
The veteran saloon keeper. Mike Ungerer,
has saloon here Ia full blast
Snake river has boom nearly across its
waters, and logs from the drive are coming
thick and fast
The saw nill is running with lsss than half
crew, there being scarcity Of good mill
men here
Silcott's ferry is running from daylight
until dark crossing travel here 1t Is a woa-
der where they all come from
Boats have hauled off from upper Snake
river, 80 We have to go to Walla Walia by
team if we want TO 60 anywhere.
Hr. McCleliand, the superintendent Of the
Snake river improvement company On Texas
rapids lie doing good work here, 10 TACT boats
can now 60 through these rapids with perfect
safety No excuse can he gwen for not run
ning boats here now.
a-ox
, 1880-10-02
IEDIAYAP0LIs. Iniiana. 81. u.
VERY CooL-Tne Seattle IafsiHgsncsr get

VERY GOoL-Tne Seattle IafsihigeRcsr get
of the following The campaign Mr..
Brents is carrying ON is OF the taniest posi-
nle character We hear Of 10 saiutes. no
banners. no music, no huTrahs, no hlli2balOO
Of any description. If he does no better
during the SIX remaining weeks Of the cam
paign, he viii be badly-we.l, We went say
it but leave it for our democratic contem-
porasics to say."
, 1880-10-02

JUsr So-The Osxego Heran says III
commenting on the marriage Of Mary Bull to
Chas. Rn.h "May they rash Ike boil
over distractions TO pleasure" So say We
al Of ns, and may they always be ready for