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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30
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II would lakc % volume 4, properly ro' /
count IA important events he the veteran
Journalists life, which ended yesterday nl
his homo I'm New York CITY. ThrhloW
WEED hiss been power In American poll
ties 70 over my years, and was IN many
rsspeo,s one Of the most remarkable men
of the age. lie was born at Cairo, NJ ="
on the 18th OF November, l7o1i just eighty
i've years ago. His early life was q con-
tinued struggle against poverty, ana Is
another Of the myriad illustrations lur'
nlshed in our history of what pluck and
brain can do In overcoming the obstacles ana
irving difficulties that boset thepathway Of
lhe ambitious but poor young man. lie
became at an carly age iourneyman
printer and after having worked on
various papers in that capacity at
the age OF twenty two became pro-
prietor and editor of paper. 2 lie
was married the year previous. His Tort
| tunes varied until 1880, when the Albany
Evening Journal was established. From
that time until 1862 Mr.. WEED was the pro-
prietor of the Journal and wiel}Tod power
second to 10 man in the nation. His pen
W $ bitter, but none the less powerful, and
conventions and nominations were based
upon his preferences. lie made JOHN
Quincy ADAMS president, was later on, O
supporter of HENRY CLAY, and when
the anti-slavery agitation arose, was
one of the CHIEF spirits OF the
republican party Mr.. WEED was al
WAYS the warm friend and supporter
of SEWARD, for whom he worked maniully
at the Chicago convention in 1860; but LIN
COLIN carried the day. WEED afterwards
became one of LINCoLN's confidential ad'
yisers, and was one of the most active
spirits in the north against the rebellion
Since the war he has been living in retire
ment in the metropolis, and now, altei
honors have crowned his many years
passes away, from general debility and ola
age. In personal appearance Mr.. WEED
was DISTINGUISHED looking man, standing
UPWARDS OF six feet, and finely formed
His large head was well covered with White
hair; steady, grayish-blue eyes, nose that
! would nave Recommended ilii W -'A
poLEoN as a marshal, and closely com
pressed lips. AS a writer his
STYLE was of the pithy, pungent
condensed order and his editorials were
brief, witty, caustic, bitter but powerful
He was elected on two or three occasions to
the New York legislature, but was never
particularly distinguished as a speaker.
His whole force was in Lis pen, and the AL
bany Journal under his management, was
one of the most powerful political influences
| in the country. However distasteful the
differences of the past may have made
THURLow WEED to his personal and politi-
cal foes, the grand triumphs OF his life,
coming from the lowest to the highest
walks of society by dint of his own inherent
force, and thus indicating his greatness OF
character, cannot at this particular time
but cause all to join in an unfeigned ex-
preston of admiration for the ability and
achievements of a man whom nature had
made great indeed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

The Rev. George II. Thayer, Of Bourbon
Ind. says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
sod by NJ. II. Hicko1, druggist, 0O5
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
That hacking cough can be 70 quickly
cured hv shilOh's Cure. We guarantee u.
sod bv ". III. HickOr, druggist, 90
Main street. Dallas Texas.
Wi you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Live Complaint2i Shilohs Cure IL the
remedy fnr ID. Sold By n H. Hicko1,
druggist. SO Main street, Dallas, 1eIas-
sleriess nights, mace miserable y
thnf terrible cough. Shiloh,s Cure r. the
reu..ir f1r you. Sold By n. h HlckoEs
drureit. G5 Main street. Dallas, Ie1a.-
Crfarrh cured. health and sveet breetn
l. cured b. SlIil0h's Catarrh Remedy:
Prs 81 cents. Nasal Injector free. SOD
tr n II. Hirko1. druggist, 90 Nam
-fr-et. DaIias. Tens
Fur IaDs bsck, SIDE o. chest use Shiloh =
Porous FIaster. Sod b. n 2 HlcEox,
a-uvrit. G6 Main street Dallas Ie1es-
1h1ots TifaIlrer n utat you need fof
crI-I1lirsfian. L.os 81 AIpitlteI DlEzlnes:
~ r-rrrrnrrs q DyspeJ-la- Price u Al1
n rsrfs ~ b tie. Sod ~ n n.
Hickur. oAnrrist. sb Main street. Dallas
Ierss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

Reooried during the past week. Re
ported By Jones & Murphy. land agents,
Office. No. zoo Main street, opposite the 81.
George hotel
&C. Carson and wife 10 J. l. Rsekes, rs
srrps Of the j. p. Pruitt survey. III miles
s0ufh. 81 easf from Dallas, ior so.
B.Ammerman q J. 5. DeughertTi 81
Of he right. title and Interest in and 20 ne
- men fi0ned g acre, f0r $50
ii. q. Clark 10 II. Hamiltori y ~ ~
81 On north sids uf I'm street, The south
~ Fl lof 4. block B, 81 Burigrd. stem
rrrlrs and Williams su1dirision, fJr - -
ae-nh II Eance - a. 20 renuel n
Nsnss, - srrss q The Careless Wise sur-
vrT. 81 o. 80
n II R-iftiar and vifs 10 B. ". Brittisn.
u nrrrs In The ". ". C0n0rer ard - >
Cr-reIirs surveys. p ecres o. TIE -
C-.1rri.ss, and > scres In The B. B. Love
4 B--rde- e nLtoA-L shepherd
ID 8. tlock a. d B-oEdsr's addition. ior
fg0
u-rfrr Haurnor5 sni vifs q I1c-nas
VI Hr-rs. 81 ~ D. 49, ~ syufh ne q
80 r-rrIrs n tl1ck q. ~ $50
n q Lara V J. =. WOOD. = y ~ -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
speaking Of PR0FEssOR DRAFER. whose
death occurred few days since in New,
York city, says by the death Of ProFEs-
soz HExHY DEAPER. American science
loses one OF ifs most brilliant and honored
Representatives. As an astronomer he
stood in the very front rank among bis
contemporaries, making discoveries which
viii keep bis name alive among astroDo-
rDers. and advancing theory Of The solsr
rrearum which. whether Il i finally &c
csptsd g. conclusive b. scientific men Or
not. win always marx him as man Of
Great power Of analysis Bat not only 70
Astronomical researches was his work con-
fuss. II vss By experiments Of his that
me All Of photography vas rapidly i'm
rrored. and that much ~sluabls informs
ton ~ns ndksd 10 other sciences. Dying IN
fbs ven prime of life and ursfulBsss-Pno-
rr-ror DnarrE VS. only 9 year
sss-bs Win Be REGRETTED By nznJ trends.
srrsn q b. scientific men thr0usbout Che
vp-ld."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

THE cotton exposition of 1884, for the
world is beginning to attract much atten-
ton in southern quarters. Savannah,
Georgia, is making the most vigorous
efforts to get the exposition, and it is more
than likely that that city by the sea will
carry Off the honors. If Dallas would do
what she should do, and bestir herself, she
might get this worlds exposition here.
The want of get-up.and-get in Dallas, how
ever, is certain to throw the exhibition
somewhere else before the matter is finally
determined
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

Some thief or thieves are tinkering With
the mail IN the boxes at the pOst-Oiiice. 81
ate letters have been taken from boxes ~
parties uHkn0vn. Among others, ID.
Henry Schulz, the rabbi u cOngregaiion
Fnenu-Ei, who receives funds for various
church purposes. has been missing letters.
ard he sent several decoy letters - hlti-
self which were promptly place1 Pm li- -
- Re rr0-f-r|f7es empl6ges. but slIsn be
verf lie following morning - gei them
fhrr we're gone. some one d erllelllT
r,r.s-affne with false keys, and MAJOR " be
-. rrr postmaster. has done ererytnlng
IN his power 20 fcrret out TIE thieL
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

FROM far-off Fargo, Dakota, comes to us
copy of the Argus, a ~ column
daily ar weekly quarto paper published
in the rg md kindly sent to us by our
tho 81 and highly appreciated friend
NJ . T 0rGLT,, formerly OF Dallas, and
lowot .5hat city fargo hasat present pop
ais, On Of some 90, ard the Argus is
uul a cra3i, to lat live and go-ahead
Mace.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30


Mr.. David A. Nevins, special agent of the
treasury department, New Orleans, who
was sent here to solve the knotty problem
as to where the new Federal court bulldlng
should be located, OF rather TO view the dll-
ferent proposed sites and report ms prefer
euce, arrived yesterday morning from
Galveston. He was at once be-
seiged by property.owners, who elaborated
upon the advantages Of their special SITES
A HERALD reporter found Mr.. Nevins IN
the pOst.office bent over map OF the city
and surrounded by a number OF gentlemen.
The reporter found him as cool as a cucum-
Der and as mute as an oyster. lie dld not
appear 10 be the least bit enthussd, and was
not confused in the least by the
many questions asked AMI the numer-
Gus suggestions made 10 him. Later
in the dav he viewed the different sites ana
his presence created quite a stir In real es-
tate circles. The good real estate owners
were anxious TO meet him, and when they
al once had stuck to him like leech. Those
who advocate the building being
located on the Mccoy prop
erty, corner Of Lamar and commerce
streets held a meeting at which the gentle
man was present and urged in every way
the eligibility Of that property a. the best
site. There are a great many citizens AND
property-hOlders as well, who think the
building ought n be located east OF hyca-
more street. as the growth Of The town has
ever tended that way. Nj. Neflns
came here at the instance Of the govern
meut 10 cast hts eye over the sitaatiOn ana
report what be might deem the best loca-
ton. and he left last evening, and 90 lar q.
IL known, expressed no opinion 10 regard
to the matter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

SAYS an exchange, supposed to know
what it is talking about: There does not
appear to be any sufficient foundation for
the report that the Chinese government in
tends recalling its legation from the United
States. Not that sufficient provocation has
not been given by congress and the people
Of the United States to warrant such pro-
ceeding. If halt the indignities had been
put upon this government by the Chinese
that we have put upon them war would
have been declared ere this, and SECRETARY
CHArDLER would have been hunting with
q lantern for our navy to put in that ser
vice. Fortunately, the Chinese are peace
able people, and disposed to mind their owB
business, If allowed TO-"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

GENERAL CHALMERS is certainly to be a.
forded all the experience man needs and
more than an ordinary man wants in con-
tested election cases. After he is counted
out a few more times he will probably
come to the conclusion that politics is an
awful hard road TO travel.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

STRAUSS, whose waltzes are household
words the world over, found himself quite
out of tune when be attempted to write the
co mic operas which have lately been added
to the long list of his works. He never
would have attempted them had it not
been for his wife and it was she alone who
kept him from giving up in despair after
the first unpropitious effort. She had no.
ticed the money made by orfENBAcH out of
operas in dance rhythm. "And who" she
demanded, "can write prettier dance tunes
than my husband? Let him write opera
boufie. and his success is certain"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

Now that the glorious old PARTY has been
beaten, the clerks at Washington are get
ting bold and want to know what has be-
come of the 100000 assessments which
they so cheerfully ~ paid few weeks
since. Mr.. JAY HUBDELL 10 requested to
rise and explain. He is running for SEN
ator from Michigan, but of course none OF
the money will By used in his behalf.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

GRANT must be a remarkable man, in
deed. Notwithstanding his defeat in 1850
and the subsequent cloud under WHICH he
has labored, his friends still cling to him
and insist that he is the strongest lhan for
1881. Nothing would please the democracy
more than to see the old gentleman trotted
out in the next campaign.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

DR.. ]. w. Gibbon, of Ark, writes: "For
many years my wife was sufferer from a
terrible female complaint that bailied the
skill of all physicians around me. She
used DR.. Dromgoole's English Female BIT
tiers, they cured her sound and well, and
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

TAmMANY is reported as exuberant over
the recent democratic victory, and assumes
to give the national democracy some whole
some advice. Tammany's votes are very
acceptable, but the country has not yet ar
rived at that point where it is signing
deeply for Tammany's advice on national
,,,aGfor
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

THE twenty-cent silver pieces are to be
recoined into dimes and quarters. The
country is to be congratulated upon the
change as the deceptive twenty-cent piece
has run its course long enough and fooled a
sufficient number of people.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

10 ne E5ltuf q ne H.r-iA
DaI1ss. TExss, NOT. 8s-Csnt you-
,f.-~urb he c1lurnus q your vsll-knCun
r---r..r- ir.fuenrs caritai % 1ulld ccrtares ~
-r-.i n or hCuristirr Ittle city. Wnert
49, = rurt . rIrsssinr dernant. ar1 may
1919 -rrr.finr - aettlt bert ar nctu1llT
rr-rr.slIei - bca-d o. - ~ s1rne che
49, i.srsuss ttey cErr1- rsrt hr-ss -
I've ii even e. tl.t re1t-- lfri1rs-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

Is oltimes a more serious matter than i
seems. lift proceeds from disordered klu-
news the sufferer has real cause for alarm
and nine times out Of ten Il does come from
The kidneys. Reader, If such Is your
plight, you cannot use Hunts Remedy too
soon. Your case may become very serious
before You knox il. Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine. y sure
cure: the only sure cure, indeed, Tor az
ailments Of the kidneys, bladder, liVer ana
urinary organs-very dangerous diseases.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

WE are in receipt Of copy Of The Texas
Railway and Telephone, a weekly journal
published at Brennan, and devoted to
agriculture, politics, literature, current
news, the sciences, the arts and the public
schools; S. G. SPANN, editor and proprietor.
It is neat, eight-psge, 40-column paper,
well gotten up and ably edited. If its sub
sequent numbers equal the initial one, it
will certainly be deserving the highest sue
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

DeNeTVIIIts OI OUHIUeHCo -,
There is no article which so richly de-
serves the entire confidence of the COM
munity as Browns Bronchial Troches.
Those suffering from asthmatic and bron-
ehial diseases, coughs and colds should try
them Price % cents,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

Cd. surberpreaches his farewell sermon
at the Board Of Trade rooms, Elm street,
ti,is morning. Thus terminates Mr.. Sur
hrs ministerial lab0rs with the FIRST
Christian church, after more than two years
-fay In this city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

THE country can res. easy. SENATOR Lo'
GAN denies that he is a pre- sidential candi'
date
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

tennessee, caught the mar

ErafrlE tennessee, caught the mar
reg, 70 bubble more extensively than any
G. her city n the south. There were thirty
urm8r. companies in that city; and all Of
Lnei. busted" The youth of Nashville
wi guilelessly rushed into the movement
and succeeded in borrowing The necessary
funds from too confding friends, are mex
pressibly sad but are wiser now than OF
old
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

Hot Springs Sentinel says Of remark
able cure at that place with 8. 3. s.. Here
i a case the company can point % and sHy
100 18th aHruffrirrn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

I-TTT II-TTII-N
AnBoY. III. July 24.-lChicsgo Standard
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19
k'LkDY'S SuLILOQUY.
TIhE-January and February.
PLAOE-Home.
sUBJBOT-As follows

Now let me think: the Holidays are
over, and for tLese two months I really
believe I shall have more time than dur
ing any part Of the year. In March and
April spring dress goods will come out, so
my time will be taken up then, and I'm
sure I don't want to have much on hand
when warm weather comes; so I'll Just
see what l need for Housekeeping, get the
things ready, and make them up.
1"Ihere are sheets, pillow-cases, and per-
haps some other articles for bedding; then
/ must have a supply Of table-cloths, nap
kins, towels, and-and-ohi a good many
things, so I'll send a postal card for a
Housekeeper's Price LIST, and see what I
DO want. If go to the city can then
have my memorandum made Up. and if
I don't 60 I'll order by letter, as have
done before, and get promptly just what
want at the same prices that | would
pay if IN person.
'Of course something might not be Just
erHctty as l expect 1t, so l must send my
order to store that will let me exchange
or Will pay my money back if want It.
To do this, and have the greatest variety
of goods IN any one establishment In the
United States to select from, / must
address my postal card J0US WANA-
MAKER, GRAND DEPoT, PHILADELPHIA'
There, l came near forgettingi This ia
good time to make up underwear, too;
SO I'll add to my postal card Send me
az Uuasr}rcGT Price LAST, and see If it
won't be cheaper to get it already made,
and save all that tiresome cutting, sew.
jnG and trimming"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19
HYMENEAL.

SS-O'HARRA.-HIarried at the Church
Of the Holy Name in this place. at 6 o'clock Tues
day morning, May 10, lsS2, by Rev. Father Rear
don, Mr.. WINFIELD ) GLASS, OF Munster town
ship, and Miss LAURA O'HARRA, daughter of Mrs
Daniel O'Harra, Of Cambria township.
OBAUGH.-1Iarried at the resi-
dencc of the brides parents. on Tuesday May 9.
lsS2, by Kew A. ]. Bird, Of East COnemaugh, Mr..
WILLIAM II. KILN, OF Taylor township, and Miss
JENNIE CoBAUGH, OF Jackson township.
EY-GEIS.-MarrIed, on Tuesday morn
Ing, May 10, 1882, at St Joseph's church, Johns
town. by Rev. Father Bernhard, Mr.. GEO. LUZ EY
Of st. Nicholas, and Miss CAsHARINE daughter
Of Joseph Gels, Of Geistovn.
BECkE-REINHART RT.-N Married in Tyrone on
thursday May H. lSS2, by Rev. ". r. Iauffer
Mr.. ALEX. BECKE, Of Johnstown, and Miss h ATIB
REINEART, Of the former place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19

DEATH OF WELT-KSOwN CITIZEN OF
INDIANA COUNTY.-Mr. Thomas H Cress-
We'll OF Strongstowr, Indiana county. twelve
miles west Of this place, whese serious illness
we noted last week, died on Friday morning
last, OF pneumonia of the lungs, after one
week illness and only two davs' confine-
ment to bis bed. He was 55 years of age
ana was born at or near Newry, Blair cOun-
". We first knew him as boy in the latter
place and afterwards as a Young man in
StrOngStown, where he afterwards married
hiss Ellen Burke, a daughter of Mr.. Ed
muhd Burke, a prominent citizen of that
place, who built a section of the old portage
Taiiroad in this country, in connection with
the late David Powers, and was well known
TO the then residents of EbenSburg The de-
ceased kept hotel in Strongstown, and was
also extensively engaged in the mercantile
ana lumber business. He was men of I'M
lmpeachable integrity and character and
most enterprising and useful citizen, whose
pace viii be hard to supply. He leaves
widow and five children, the youngest of
whom IS about thirteen years old. His ven
cradle mother, aged 76 years and Is blind,
ana who made her home with him, also sur
wives him. His funeral, which was the larg-
est ever witnessed in that section of the
county, took place on Sunday morning. His
remains were inferred in the Catholic ceme-
UeTy at Cameron's Bottom, about three
miles distant from his late residence after
the usual ceremonies had been performed,
Mass celebrated, and an eloquent and pa
thetlc sermon preached by Rev Father Don
nelly May his soul rest in peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19
"Doxery doodIe-um dinkle-um DUN.
1um 10 Its muZZery muZZery mann ;
Tizzery iZzery boOzery boo.

young mother dandling her first born on her
knee might possibly be equal to the task of trans
lating the above nonsense into plain English but
not being any Of that kind confess our inabili-
" to wrestle with the subject. though we know to
a certainty that al who buy ready-made clothing
at Jas. J. Murphy's establi shment, 100 Clinton ST.
Youngstown, invariably get the best Of wearing ap-
parel at the very lowest prices. Mr.. Murphy has
an immense stock Of the latest styles for Spring
wear and as he keeps no goods except those Of the
best material and make which he seils as cheap if
not cheaper than any man in the business, we can
not too earnestly commend him 20 the patronage
oi our readers. Orders by mail promptly filled.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19

The foregoing is said to be a copy OF sign to be
seen in Drury Lane. London. Sol Blumeuthal.
lll9 Eleventh avenue, don't mend boots and shoes
by very large majority, but he sells superior ar
uce Of the same. suitable for both ladies and gen
tlemen's wear. at the most moderate prices. He
mas Just opened an immense stock of the latest
Spring styles OF all sizes and qualities and would
De reJoiced to receive n visit of inspection from
every reader Of the FREEMAN who lives in or finds
his way into the Mountain City. Good goods and
low prices are what you viii always ind at Blu
menthalis.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19

Ok Thirty DAYS TRIAL.-We viii send Dr.
Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS to
young men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc. guar
ahteelug speedy relief and complete restoration of
NlgOr and manhood. Also for Rheumatisu. Neu-
Tal2ia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney difficulties
huPtSres- and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free. address NOltaic Belt Co..
Marshall. Mich. TIO-2S Nv y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-19


Col. Burchfeld, Of the Fifth Regiment
y; u: T., has issued General Order No q
relative to the assembling in Altoona on
Friday next, of the several companies com.
p5 posihg Ihe sald regiment, in State uniform
and fully equipped, for inspection. Com
pahieS TO arrive there at or before Q O'Clock
A. NJ; regmental line to form at $50 in
spectlon at 10 O'Clock A. N. The PennsvI-
Y@aIlla @ railroad Will carry the companies on
regular trains, 25 OF more uniformed mon 70
Altoona and rerurn, at these rates Lewis
Town junction, 3. - ; Bedford, 81. .SS Bella
1onte 81 43; Holidaysburg, % Ebensbnro
~ Johnstown, S116; Indiana, s.. 47-tbe
FUNDS tor which to come out of the ANNA
appropriation a full stand of coIors and
g9Idons will be presented to the regiment nv
admlrlng friends after the inspection <
ITee dlnner will be served the companies at
tiIe notes Oihcers and enlisted men are ex-
pected to conduct themselves beconoii,C,I-r
ana thus prove to the public that the reGi-
ment IS composed of gentlemen.