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Il
More people have read TIL
year just now pasSise than
II was ifsi frine
Isshed On fhlsm
/ bought and ~
and women.
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read, and likes
reasons. among o.
Because its news
tive fora and with q
enracy whatever has infe
the events, the dee.ls. and
dom, the philosophy, the notable foliy 20
u sense, the improving nOnsense-aH the
news Of tie busiest world at present revolving
in space.
Becanse people have learned that in is re-
marks concerning persons and Affairs THE
i u n makes q practice Of telling them the ex-
act truth 70 the best Of lis ability three buns
bred and sixty i've days Ii the year, before eiec
ton as we'll as after bout the whales as we'll
IS about The small fish, in the face Of dissent
as plainly and feaflesslF as when supported
BIZ general approval THE SUN has abso-
nfely 10 PURPOSES 10 serve, save the inlorma-
ton fits read rs and the furihefance Of the
common good.
Because ii Is everybody newspaper. No
man IS 50 humble LAT THE sun is indiher-
ent 70 bis welfare and his rights No man is
rich thai il can allow injustice 10 be done.
aim. 10 man, no associa ion Of men, IL pow-
eriul enough e be exempt from the strict ap-
plication of IFS principles fright aud wrong.
Because III politics ii has fought for dozen
years. without intermission and sometimes
almost alone among newspapers, The Eight that
has resulted IN the recent overwhelming pops
stlaf verdict gainst RobesonIsm aud for hou-
est governments. 10 matter what party is ia
cover. THE sun stands aud viii continue to
stand like rock for the interest of che people
against the am Bition Of bosses, the encroach
menls q monopolisis. and the dishonest
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By Byron Lem ,. Jsok soa, Miss
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Terms 10 subscribers.

Tie several sdifions of Tnr Sun are sent 81
mail postpaid, as follows
DAILY ---s5 csilis . month $3.50 3 year; with
Sunday edition, 81 T0
sUND ! I ght pages. 81 70 year.
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matter 81 the daily issues an Agricultural
Department Of nnequa4Ied merit marke1 re-
ports aud literary scientific and domestic
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address, i W ENGLAND, Publisher.
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SCHOOL NoTToEI 4 SCHOOL NOTICE /

SCHOOL NOTICE / SCHOOL MOTTO
TIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS or KINDS c0UN
4 ~ viii begin on the Is Monday 81 Japu
ary, 1888. and continue two mouths Ihe5
viii be re.6pened again On lie Isl Monday
of august, aud finish tho usual term Of fonl
mon hs.
After due consultation with tie Boari Of 81.
perxisors. and careful fxafldnation Of The late
decision Of the Supreme Court On seifsal e.
following public schools, viz:
WINS Miller near Terry: Tester;
Thomas, On Col Thomas place; Log Cab.
IN; Mrs Hinton sRopue Cbisko Ehoohs
s1innin Parsons Mil BELMONT Mid.
way bear Creek Williams. near
Brownsville; Morrison. On FairchIld plaees
school Taught b. IN: Z. Stewart near Park
school laneh b Mrs d G. I chooi taught
by Hrs @ G. Snow; antioch: Lzcy. nean
Bolton; Henderson
Eot0akn- Carlton Hill Iaeedonia
Clinton Cslored Pine 0f5ve taught bV
s A. bfaer, dE Hoe5 Ben Brown.
sfonptx Line near Madison county line;
grins Rest school near 0AkIF. taught
~ Payne. Craig; Eoslian; Reages Chap
Ell Belmont nsAx Na71eai school lnnght
s. Frank Nelson; eCox sIf5,i Little Zl0ni
Send HiiA Dick II'5f tt; Jennings,
taught IS 8Ifs U2n4Hfata. EofkT HisI 18Th
Sec H0ak
ROW give hogise fhal i'll pay teachers
6 eehcaI s. 81 aging less ltan schoIaTs
strictly IL 1cerFaanes with law And Il Il
.saehek etssNlzs7 81 le4cA school aiseen1in-
aed " 1aistlStf. VIII 2osiIitelx ffzIss ~
issns pas ts tsIs
RssDseifaIIF.
WOLFE
et Public E1nt6si6a s H'as County
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Sman. Snng FaEm Boz sac.

nNE NILE FROM JACKSON o. IRE
~ Gallakin Road. containing Z acres. in-
closed with good plank fence. also division
fences One acre orchard Of pear. apple aud
peach trees Comfora able dwelling With ont
houses consisting Of kitchen, servant house.
stable and carriage house combined, crib and
hay house combined. cow stables, sheds for
wagons, ploWs, etc Extra large e.stefn--best
il the county For terms apply at
F0LKES s. IIfLZHEINsS
nav - 81 -4sv LUmBER YARD
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Of the WEeKLy HERALD gives the latest as
well as the most practical Suggestions and
discoveries relating 70 the duties Of the far
mer, hints for raising CATTLE, PoULTRY,
GRAIN, TKEEs, VEGETABLES, etc, etc. with
suggestions for keeping buildings and ias1ning
utensils in repair. This IS Supplemented By
3 well edited department, sidsly copied. under
the head Of
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giving recipes for practical dishes. hints for
making clothing and for keeping up with the
latest fashions at the lowest price. Every
item Of cooking Or economy suggested IN this
department. is praesi eally tested by experts
befose publication. Letters from orr Paris
and London corresponds on the very latest
fashions The Home Department Of the u EEK
LY HERALD viii save the hoasewi fem more than
one hundred times the price Of the paper.
The interest OF
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LEGAL AID SPECIAL.
PROCLAMATION.
200 90 REw I'D.

TTHEREAS, II appears By informatior
Wv received BY me, that one Mart. LouuE
did on OF about the Sth day Of august, 1857
brutality murder one AvEng, peaeefn! eli.
zen Of Washington county, and afterwards
made bis escape and IS till at large;
Now, therefore L ROBERT LOWRY, Cor
ernor Of Mississippi, do offer the above re
ward for the arrest and delivery 81 the said
Matt. Logae to The Sheriff OF Washington
county. said reward is payable On eonvicfion.
and il n adaition 10 the statutory reward
And do moreover, require ali officers Of tlIir
State TO be diligent IN their efforts to. arrest
said fugitive Matt. Logue.
GiYen under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State affixed, az jackson, this
=. - 18th day Of December, Il De. 1897
ROBERT LOWRY.
BY the Governor
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SNAIL TARm FoR Sale.

SOUTH OF VERNON. MADISON Comfy,
. within one mile Of me jackson and Tazoo
City Railroad CoHtafns 249 acres OF land,
100 cleared and S0intinker. Dive ling house.
three cabins, and Two cisterns Title perfect.
Terms $500 Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
For information address
MRS. EMMA HAMPEL.
der. Is ,22-4w Jnekson.z.A IS.
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DR.. STR lsS PILLS
Tho ols. Wonderful Hsalsh
ansrvis,o Remedies

stransss sanatige Pills for he Liver. i
speedy q Ior LIVER Complaint, Regulating
she Eowe +. Rnrifying lie Blood, CleansinF
from lElafial faiat 4 perfect cure for Sick
Headache Cor gipafion and Dyspepsia. Sold
By druggists.
Strongss feekara1 Pills insure hearty appe
site. good dig ssion, regularity Of the bowels.
4 Kite remedy for Colds and Rheumatism
precious boon % delicate females. soothing
and bxAelng The nerFous system, and giving
Fer pamphlets. elc.. address Box SO. n u
York CftY
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cIrY PRnPEIl - FOIa 81.

HAVING PERMANENTLY REMOVED
II from jackson, m houses and lots IN West
jackson are offered Tor ssle on accommodating
terms. az 10 price and time Of payment. Resi-
bargains will be given hose who amply
early Apply d Ma. B. G. BEAULrIEu, jack
son. or address me, al I48 Perdido street, New
nos. b. ss2 THEO. BEAULLIEU.
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AMERICAN NEWS
THE wEEKLY HERAIp
POLITICAL NEWs

the moss valuable chronicle "a he world. as
It is the cheapest. Every veek is given q
faithful report 81
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zee FARM pEpARralE,gr

embracing complete and comprehensive dis
patches from Washington, including fun re
ports Of the speeches 81 eminent p0lisicilns
on the questions Of the hour.
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Ionrfng health and hapnina1a 70 TIA homes cf
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ecEien can eanaIe Eitll one y hich pzctsr1s from
dsEe chose Ersniess poxeE
Nlshelz ts saiy $ tsancisul aQlrez ~
which gives ese lcr raln, 10y Tor snrrous szniles
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nlEoes e solt repose ier heavy hours g tossing
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tzinL r has cuEed thousands and VIII cure yon.
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HESnr G. Mrrns Secretary 81 state.


Height feet Q inches; white-bnt dark
complexion black haif; thin beard and
monstaohe scar On face but hardly percep.
tible; stoeps IN his carriage; weight, $50;
keen eyes, rather douneast; folli Of Waisk y,
and when drinking is very quarreIseme
dec Is. 'S2-3W
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THE pRoDucE MARKET.

sroRrfsa News at home and abroal to-
eefher with SToR1 every week, 1 Sermon by
some eminent divine, IITEEART Musical
DRkMATIc, PERsoFAL and SEA NOTEs There
Is no paper Ii HE world which contains s.
much new Inatter every week rs the WEKKLz
HERALD, which IS sent postage free. for One
Dollar. gu can sabs eribe . any lime.
The York Herald
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PUBLICAIIOAS.
New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

Is constantly increasing Il contaias al tie
leading news Of The Daily aerald AMI is ar
ranged in handy departments The
FOREIGN NEWS
embraces special dispatches from all quarters
of the globe. Under tile head Of
AMERICAN MEMS
are given the Tesegraphfc Dispatches Of the
week from all paris o. he Unien. This fea
tire alone makes
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suEr PuDDNa One cup Of sugar.
one cup Of saet chopped iee, one cup
sweet milk, one feaspoonfaI Of Soda q
pinch e salt teo eggs we'll beaten. =
leacup St faizins, OF fruit of any kind i
desired three cups of heur added tito
last thing, Serve WITH any sauce yen
may Ike. 81 Withhold suce The pudding
IS very good.
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ado III g sire cka 14IEE1 nEsx ts<-
rieS rcH S1xfkES E1ss - efzef amSffsan
5f16Ns k8sfsq sSs4 to1Ad E9aaI aE 1Nrk Also
eak4REsx style 1n3 0eEnfes Sufficient
eemfANs Nna power MitA best Quaiifg. for
popular sacred ara secuIa 4 81 nsic ii sshaeIs
Of IHznll les e 0al9 QxE uuxnREn 61fxEn
q $50 aa8 IA 3qzr IeS arS 1hoH1
a1ripals4 ~ aNB oi4Er ofgafs Ats0 Tor easy
payfent6 AeN ilI5slratea catsIogae sse
TnE MASON s Il 4 5fIT = Gs0xS x.f1 EfkSo
Co. Ia Trenon4 kfeeks RoAto s. East 18th
Street Unisa SqaafeA New Erk 1z9 Wa
bas1I Avenue 4shiearn
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sQ nnb|iz E7n<6ti6a s. Halls co5llz.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann ST.. New York.
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 sprues
st., II.
dec &. Slim
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
EAST WASHINGTON.

CcIored Protestant Episcopal Con-
gregatfon- Accident - Could Not
Fool Her, Cos She Took "The
Critic''-The Nayy-Yard Library
Miscellaneous.
A colored Protestant Episcopal congregation
has been formed In East Washington, and tho
hall on Second street, between street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, rented for
their use tomporariy From tho present ont
which to erect church cdince. Services are
held every Sabbath.
In his haste to get indoors out of tho rain
this morning, Thomas O'Connor, who was
splitting wood in the backyard OF his resi-.
dence, on Eleventh street, missed his aim, and
instead OF splitting the wood aimed at, struck
member "in twain" Tho axo was 80 keen
that tho boot, solo and all, was opened for an
Inch or more.
brand of cigars has been named after tho
yacht Droadnaught by Mr.. II. j. Lorch,
tobacconist 1853 street southeast.
"Good morning, madam" said spruce:
looking colored man TO an old colored
"Gud mornin', sah," she responded. "Im
agent for tho Great Union Lottery Company
Of =" "Dat's nuf-you git out OBJ hyar
mighty quick or I'll call In n policeman, you
temptiblo scoundrel. You can't swindlo mo;
takes do CRITIC, duz," and tho doughty
swindlcr made tracks. Take THE CRITIC and
keep posted.
Tho Navy-Yard Library Association held
meeting last evening at tho Seamen's Retreat,
I'D l. street southeast. Reports showed that
tho objects OF the association are rapidly being
accomplished.
The Swiss Dairy, Mrs. Wagner, has estab-
lished o reputation for furnishing pure milk,
which Is enviable. The phenomenal success
OF her dairy is due entirely to that fact.
Continued rain during tho past fow days has
seriously interfeered with the colorod village
camp.meeting at Hillsdale, d. O.
Station Keeper Thomas Henry, having re-
covered from his recent indisposition, has re-
turned to duty.
During tho absence OF Naval Constructor
Pook, Mr.. Collins, tho gentlomanly and ofll-
cient foreman OF the construction and repair
department Of the washington Navy-Yard, has
been placed In charge.
For the purest spices, coffees and teas, visit
tho Enterprise Tea Company, ODonnoll Il
Bro, red 'front.' corner Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue east. branches Centre
and Eastern markets.
Southern gentleman on a visit to friends
in East Washington informed q CRITIC re-
porter this morning that d55,070 new cotton
spindles have been established In the South
during tho past year.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
A Policeman and n Bear.

Onicer o'Hare yesterday afternoon made
funny arrest. About 80 ho saw drunken
Massachusetts avenue, an emplOye at Hou-
rich's Brewery, trying to lead bear along the
street. Tho mai was frlghtfully drunk, and
cruelty beat 1t. He was assisted In this opera.
tion by colored man. About two hundred
children, small and big, black and white, had
was too drunk to give an account OF himself,
but said he had bought the bear at tho Navy
Yard. onlcer O'Hare arrested tho trio-the
man, the bear, and the negro-and locked
them up In the Sixth Precinct Statlon.House.
In tho Police Court, Paul Thurno, the
owner Of the bear, and Benjamin Barnes, tho
NAL, were flned by Judge Bundy to-day for
obstructlng the sidewalk ana were acquitted
Of cruelty to tho beast, as they testified that
they were only coaxing It not to lie down with
n club,
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
Hymn OF Trust.

o Lord Divine, that stopped to share
Our sharpcst pang, our bitterest tear,
on Thoo we cast each carth.born care,
We smllo at pain while Thou art near
Though long the weary way we tread,
And sorrow crown each lingering year,
No path VIC shun, no darkness dread,
Our hearts still whispering, Thou art near
Whom dropping pleasure turns to grief,
And trembling faith is changed to foar,
The murmuring wind, the quivering leaf,
Shall softly tell us, Thou art near
ON Theo We fling our burdoning woe,
o Love Divine, forever dear,
Content to suffer while we know,
Living or dying, Thou art near
%. W. Holmes.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
THE LOVE OF GOD
WHICH PAssETH UNDERSTANDING

May be Secured by All Mankind
without Money and without Price
All That IL Necessary fs TO Believe,
ana the Gift of Eternal Life is As.
sured-High and Low, Rich and
Poor Arc Freely Invited TO the
Gospel Feasts which Will be Spread
I'm the Churches Tomorrow, and
where the Way to Heaven Will be
Pointed Out-A Reliable Church
Directory-MiscelI Religious
Intelligence.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FOR COAL.

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE
NEAR WAsmISGToS, ID. c., Sept, %, 1852.
Sealed proposals are invited until noon OF
THURSDAY, October 8, 1885, when they will be
opened at the hospital In the presence OF such
bidders as choose to attend, to furnish the
hospital with twenty-six hundred (2,600) tons of
2,2io pounds each, OF best run OF mine, Georges
Creek Cumberland coal, and four hundred (400)
tons. 22i0 pounds each, of anthracite coal stove
size, TO be delivered In boats alongside the hos
pital wharf III cars upon the wharf, the de-
livery to begin within ten (i0l days from award
Ing OF bid, and to be continued at the rate of not
less than seven hundred (70O) tons o week until
the quantity specified II delivered. The coal Will
be received In strict accordance with the act OF
Congress approved July I, 1870. Payments of
ninety (00) per cent. on the amount due for coal
received each week will be made and the ten
O0) per cent. withheld Will be paid when the full
quantity OF coal engaged to be delivered lsre
celyed In accordance with this advertisement.
No offer for coal MS above Will he considered
unless the true name of the company and mineis
given In the ofier by which the coal the bidder
unless 1t is made by regular dealer or miner, and
quantity and description of coal he agrees to fur
nish. Offers will be received from the same per-
son or company TO furnish either btuminous or
anthracite coal lalone, or both kinds OF coal. Bids
willbe considered binding until October 10, 1882,
and the right Is distinctly reserved TO reject all or
any OF the offers made. II, In the Judgment of the
superintendent the public interest requiresit, or
TO buy coal in open market at the expense Of any
contract. W. w. GODDING,
sep23.eOd superintendent.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
A Grand Oyster Ronst.

Next Saturday tho popular steamer Jane
Moseley will make an excursion TO Cone River
whero sumptuous oyster roast Will be pre-
pared for the excursionists. This excursion
will be managed by we'll known gentlemen
who Will spare no pains In making 1t pleasant
and comfortable for everybody. The Com.
mitteo In charge reserve the right 10 take up
any tlcket and rotund tho money.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
AUCTION SALES.
II II. CoLDwELL,
u. Auctlonecr.

-'s1fs'sN NlNNNsNNNaNNNNNNNNNhaNN
II II. CoLDwELL,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
EHTY.
by virtue of n deed of trust, dated February
H. a. ID, 1851, duly recorded In liber No. 06i,
iollO 3Ib et seq, one OF the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, we will sell at :
TUESDAY, the 10Th day ofsepiember, a. d. El:li
lbs2 AT iaO O'Clock p, M, the following described
real estate, situated in the City OF Warrington
District OF Columbia, to wilt; All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground and premises, known
and distinguished na and being parts Of let's
and o. In square numbered four hundred and
nineteen lilD), beginning for the same on Eighth
street west at the distance OF 1ve feet six and
quarter inches north Of the division line he
tween lots four and five, running thence south
with the line OF Eighth street fifteen feet thence
east, parallel with the dividing line between lots
four and 1ve, one hundred feet, thence north nf-
teen feet thence west one hundred feet to the
place OF beginning, together with the Improve
Terms One.tbrd cash and the balance In
ak, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
ht the rate of six per cent. per Rnnum, secured
by n deed Of trust on the property sold, or all
cash at the option OF the purchaser sl00 de-
posIt at time of sale, and all conveyancing at
the purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
sp7eod& Trustees.
The above Sale Is Postponed until TUESDAY
October ., 1889, snme hour and place. -
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
JOHN JOY EDISON,
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
At q u. m. To-day

Hahn's shoe house will open new lines of
mons 800 double and single solo calf boots;
shoosi ladies' reliable VI kid and pebble but
toni 81 80 worked,hole goat button; boys and
girls indestructiblo 81 and 30 solartip
button; Toe solid button. SIG Seventh street
and 1912 PennsylYania aYenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
sp7eodc
NEW AUCTION HOUSE
IT Ga7 LOUISIANA A AVENUE.

N V"F bVN IF7T1h4N1N n v NI1LNUIs
ROBERT. VOSE q co. respectfully announce
that they are prepared to attend to Auction Sales
OF Real Estate and Personal Property OF every
description. Having an experience of many
years, we teel conhdent OF giving satlsinctlon
best Of references. Conslgnments solicited.
Commodious storage room. spl3-6t
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
The Chance of the seasons.

During the past summer weather wise proph-
cts have been disturbed by the fact that In tho
city OF New Orleans the weather has been much
cooler than in the Northern cities. Why this
is II is hard to determine, but inquiries are
daily made by the curiously disposed, who
mako inquiries OF NJ. A. Dauphln, New Or.
leans, Lann regard to tho next Monthly Grand
Uho 110th) Distribution OF the Louisiana
State Lottery, which takes place on October
10, under tho sole management OF Generals
q. n. Beauregard, of La, and Jubal A. Early,
OF va, whom $75,000, s25,O00, $4,000, etc,
VIII be given 10 some ono purchasing ticket
for 50, or fractional portion at same rate
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
[MeIyiIIe's Arrival

is tho topic of tho hour, yet many interest
themselves In discussing and purchasing the
Great bargains
now offered in now fall goods, Just received at
Brodhead Co.'S, 1905 street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23
An Honest Man.

In its criticism OF Foreman Dickson, late OF
the Star-houto jury, tho Tribune demonstrates
1ts thorough ignorance OF the man and OF his
character. Mr.: dickson is one OF the consist
frere OF Sam Randall in politics, but, unlike
that gentleman, he is recognized In Washing
ton city as man OF integrity and honor, on.
community-a man against whom no word of
calumny has ever been hurled, and no charge
OF dishonesty ever been made.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-23

MEssRs, b. ii. WARNER and George f.
Emmons have subdivided large tract OF land
adjoining Uuiontown into lots and named tho
streets and avenues many OF our prominent
citizens are remembered, among othors Post
master Anger, Comptroller Knox, Colonel Jef'
lots are adapted TO the wants or people Of
email means.