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r 1sT OF UNcI.AIMED MATTER

II IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Post Office, Westmin-
ster. Md, March 4, 1882:
Alhaugh, j. G.. W. johnson, Caroline
Brothers, solomon Iieheck, ID. W. CD
Brens, George Pye, solomon
Brooks, Charlotte. Russell, c.
Crimes, Miss Annie Ruby, William
Doram. Ella Stemmell, Miss Emma
Finster, Jesse Snyder, Jacob
Greenwich, ]. p. Windsor, I. f.
Gilbert, Thomas Williams, Mrs Sarah
Gardner. Ella Weaver, Mrs Elizabeth
Guenther, Henry Yingling. Miss Ella
Persons calling for matter IN the above list
will say il was advertised
mar IL A. II. HUBER, p. NJ.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il or VALUABLE
Real Estate and Personal Property

The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, sit
uated in Freedom District, Carroll county,
Nd, within half a mile of the Bals5more and
Liberty Turnpike, and three miles from Mar
riottsville, d. o. r. R., on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH e2th, 1882,
at 10 o'clock, a. m. his Farm containing
lss ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
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good as new, and all necessary farm buildings.
There is good water convenient to the house
and barn. The land Is in a high state Of cul-
tiyafion, is under good fencing and has run
ming water in each field There is thriving
young bearing orchard of choice fruits and
about - acres are in good timber.
At the same time and place lot Of valuable
Live Stock and Farming Implements. For
further particulars see sale bills
]. NJ. GIST.
mar Il-ts North Branch p. O.. Nd.
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improved with a Log Weather,
boarded Dwelling House con
tanning s rooms and kitchen,
large Bank Barn 40x60 feet,
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In view OF the success that has attended the
compromise settlement of the indebtedness Of
Mount ST. Mary's College, located near En-
mittsburg, Captain james MeSherry, the re-
eeiver into whose hands the management OF
the institution was placed one year ago at the
instance of its creditors, deemed it prudent to
reIinquish his trust, and accordingly filed his
petition to the court on Tuesday, and was ae-
cordingly discharged and his bond released.
OF the thirty-fve per cent. compromise agreed
upon, the reesivership yielded ten, and the
balance was raised principally through the
nntiring energy and business tact of the pres
ent able president of the institution, Very Rev.
Dr. VIM. Byrne, late of the Diocese of Bos-
ton. This action of the receiver reinstates
the nursery of Bishops, and the alma mater
of Cardinal McCloskey and many other pre-
lates and eminent divines, as well as distin-
guished civilians, in the possession of all of
It's rights and franchises, and it is predicted
that henceforth it viii have more successful
career than ever. At the present time the
College has, notwithstanding its troubles, more
than one hundred students.
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STEUBENVlllE.
a Distressing Accident
iNnAcinl DiSl,nkch 10 fhe ReniSkeI.

SrEUBENvILLE, February 6.-This after
noon, about three o'clock. very distress
ing accident occurred in this city, from
the effects OF which little boy may loose
his life. A three year-old son of Robert J..
Eeatty, the wel-known glass manufactur-
er, and grandson OF las. Means, Sr., gen.
eral freight agent OF the T. {. Il St. L..
Railroad, was, in company with other chill
dren of Mr.. Beatty. standing in front of
q fireplace when bottle Of benzine on
the mantelpiece exploded. The liquid
running down into the tire and blazing out
caught the little boys clothing, setting it
on fire and burning the little fellows
clothes nearly Off lie was horribly burned
about the body, and his injuries may
prove fatal. Mrs. Means the boys grand
mother, had her hands badly burned in
endeayoring to tear his clothes oil. ID.
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THH COMING MHA.


nsss Men RessS ssA WiIIisN-Tie Bas.
sIe - Take ets<v Earty seA Asss.
tNs.
NEs QRLk,xs. Ls, Feburary G-Every.
tising - h readiness fcr tho RyeA- -SullivIn
excursion! to morrow. There uia be three
trains, embracing A passenger coaches.
Jhs.i!s:. train in sil! ;lssvs ss =, =; = y e
Chicago. Cincinna;s ss(d Memphis con-
tingents arrived to-nisht Betting coatin-
ues aboas eyea.
DurhS the day il wss. reported that tise
Governor would stopNlse tight He War
assured. Rositiyely ths< the battle would
be fought beyond the Statv line A point
on the New Orleans and Mobile railruad
within the limits Of louisiana had been
selected, hat the action u the Governor
made change necessary.
II looked at one time as.d the mill would
he postpoSed, but late in No evening Sud
lvan agreed 10 the choice o<'A place hey yond
the Louisiana line. He woula not. how
ever, sign new articles
A very large crowd assemsaed at the No
bile depot in the afternoon, W witness the
departure Of the pugilists. Ryan and his
seconds. James Dunn, OF Ikookiyn. and
Tom Kelly, Of 81. Louis. left on train In
tending to lie over at q stAtioa en The line,
and take train in the morning. Sullivan
remained in the city.
Both men arr in line form, snsl sag they
are ready 10 eater the ring at any moment.
EXCURSION tickets costing $40 Sad rapidly
The Louisville & Nashville Railroest
Company has provided thirty Sye coaches.
ha> ing capacity 10 seat over 1000 passcn-
gers. About 100 persons go from this
city.
The hour OF departure is iiSsSi for s A..
". S"mr apprehension Of a free light,
which may break up the mill, is felt. New
Orleans sporting men say they Will do aii
in their power Ia secure lair play.
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generally bfae, constitute thelf dress n
dress OF the ~srAen, of Wlpea them sferte9
a very few now, Is much liz that of ~
Qaakers. Mr.. Henrici wegn cethce OF ~
Prisce Albert style He'aas0 wears . kak
OF the low crowned. broad bfsMmed styie.
Their houses are Sailt With n0dooel OPEN
Ing on the streets. the entrance beiak froln,
the side or rear. Their ideS tn this~ty
TO prevent idlies about tAe' fruot;
door Scesiping with neishbors. fsey hsve
an excellent silver cofnet hand. With'pto-
bably the finest set o. instruments In tAis'
State. This band furnishes the ustaslc ~
their worship. but uses no drums. Esch
member OF this strange ev,ier, though 'pto.
badly Uor:sf million, stiN does an honest
days WORE either in the heid or at socae
other employment assigacd him. Much
more that is interesting r,ksht Be writt<a
Of the past. present. and Eture Of these
people, but ersooxh for the yvesent
BRiAs.
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slider was lost, and the ayes and noes were
called, with the following result:
AYES: Senators Barbee, Donehoo, New
man, Roberts, Shelton, Woods Mr.. Presi-
dent.
NoEs; Senator's Brown, Dawson. Dennis,
Ewin. Farnsworth. Faulkner. Maxwell,
McGrew,& McCiregor, McNeel, Samples,
Smith, Stollings, Williams.
The continuation of the reading OF the
bill then took place, after which the fol-
lowing vote was taken on it:
AYEs: Senators Brown, Dawson, Dennis,
Ewin, Farnsworth, Faulkner, Maxwell,
McGrew. McGregor, Roberts. Samples,
Shelton, Stotlings, Williams, Mr.. President.
Nos: Senators Donehoo Newman Woods:
not voting Senators Barber, Brown, Stout
and Van Meter.
Senator McGrew moved that the bill
take etfect from its passage, only one dis
senting vote being given, that OF Senator
poneho0l
President Summers appointed senators
McGrew and Van Meter as members OF the
joint comnittee to examine the hospital
for the insane
Powers OF the Governor
Senator Falkner discussed some OF thepr
visions of,House bill No. 26S with reference
TO the pcver given the Governor to remove
OHlcerS LOT certaln OUences, ana was OPP
posed by Senator Donehoo.
Senator Brown followed and thought the
Governor ssesld have fpl power to re-
move any ofiicer Who proven fffnfsed maj.
feasant. The discussion was not general,
but was rather vigorous and of considera-
BILE length. Upon the vote, which was to
strike out section 9, made by the Senator
from Hancock, the motion was lost.
House bill No. 26S entitled bill TO
amend and re-enact chapter OF the code,
concerning general provisions. respecting
officers, was ordered to its third reading
Some divers minor amendments were
made to a nuWber of bills.
Senate bill No. l72, now on its second
reading, and relating to important changes
in chapter lS9 of the code, with relation.of
enforcing DEGREES and orders, docketing
judgments and OF other liens of like ma
ture, the effect of such lieus; and the limi-
tations of proceedings on judgments.
On motion OF Senator Faulkner it was
made the special order of business for
Wednesday at 1880 A. NJ, when it will bs
considered along with an amendment
offered by Senator Brown. AS the propes-
ed bill is a most important one, it will
probable excite much debate and interest.
On motion OF Senator Dennis. an aa-
iournment was had.
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Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-Brevet Major
General Meigs, Quartermaster General. and
Brigadier General Nathan w. Brown, Pay
master General, were placed upon the re-
tired list to-day. The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate: Col.
Daniel H. Racker, Assistant Quartermaster
General, to be Quartermaster General, vice,
Gen. Meigs, retired; Maj. VIM. B. Rochester,
Paymaster General, vice Gen. Brown, re-
tired, and Frank 0Neal, to be Postmaster
at SteubenYille, Ohio.
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The AsbInad Murdezers.

ClNcINNArG, o., Eeburary "a iIss'S>
S,ar Cattlesburg, KY, special says: VIM:
Neal was, to-day sentenced to be hanged
April l4th, fOz the murder OF Anna
Gibbons. at Ashland, Ky. Neal made u
little speech protesting his innocence
Elias Craft, whowaS convicted Saturday,
will he sentenced tomorrow. Probable
some day in the near culture will be liked
for his execution.
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Probable Murder.

THorNroSN, INp., February 6.-The Aody
OF Josephus Milikin was found deadSatur-
dav afternoon, in the southwest part Ot the
town, vita knife wouna below t,se left
shoulder. between the first and second
ribs. John Nixon, who had been quarrel
ing with Millikin during the day, was ar
rested, and bloody knife found on him.
Yesterday he admitted that he struck
Mllikin once with the knife, hut said 1t
was in self defense. Nixon was comm 10
fed fy1r trial
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FIRE RECORD.

'N'' Nc", F' 'hurary "a Racine. wis.,
;, ciai says: The First Methodist Church
II burned yesterday. The church cost
p"O and the organ SS.SOD and des,ruct.
IN OF both is complete. Insurance Sl5.OO
81. lErysSBURG, February 6.-The cotton
'ctoTy AT Jarzero, is burned. Insured
'y 3 DnOH0 rOubles.
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A Needed Reform.

SpeciaI 10 Western ASsociatcd Press.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Senate
Finance Committee will, at its meeting tn-
morrow, take up Mr.. Beck's bill to punish
unlawful certifcation of checks by officer
OF National Banks. 1t is alleged that the
law is being continuously ignored and re-
peatedly violated in connection with bank
transactions in stock speculations. Sena-
tor Beck and the supporters of the bill
hope to obtain favorable action in the
committee, and to report the bill i'll time
to bringit before the Senate this week.
The friends of the bill are confident that it
will become a law
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Railroad MAxnates ~ DtaW

A dinner party was given last evening si.
the residence oi Mr.. Robert iarrctk On
Mount Vernon Place, which WAS attended
by dosrn or more gentlemen connected
with railroad management and public
affairs. Among the company were Mcssy.
Franklin H. GOwen. of the .lseading rail
road; Hon. Thomas =. Baynrl, Hon. james
q. Blaine, Hon. Henry q. Davis, Hos.
Daniel Dougherty, OF Philadelpkia:.9 20. q.
Haven. Of New York, and several railroad
capitalists and officials OF that city: Hoa.
John .. Barbour, President Of the Virgtnis
Midland railroad; Hon. A. J.. German, Gov.
Hamilton, Mr.. G. Morton Stewart and
others. Mr.. John ". Garrett was present.
Mr.. Gowen came on from Philadelphis
early in the afternoon, and met Mt. John
W.. Garrett, rs understood. on business
matters The presence OF Mr.. Gowcn In
the city a. this ,isRStaIsoxaS .knRdx
which is 10 control the Jersey Central. Ths
visitors were quartercd at Mount Verne"
Hotel
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County Seat War.

CuicNGo. February GA st. Paul special
says: Grant county, Dakota, is embroiled
in county seat war. The county records
are at Big Stone City, in defiance OF an al
legged judicial decision that Millbank was
designated as the county seat last Novem-
Der. Lately two County Commissioners
tried to remove the records TO Millbank,
supported by from two to three hundred
armed citizens, but q similar number from
Big Stone prevented them.
liSpecials say that fully 800 armed men are
nov at Big Stone threatening to shoot who
ever attempts to remove the safe. They
have a harricade. and have Indians TO help
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business EmbarrassTnen

CHICAGO, February Ga Fort Wayne,
Ind, special says: The wholesale mercan-
tile house of Evans, Mcdonald & Co., is in
financial trouble. being unable to meet
their paper maturing in New York TO-
morrow. They were lrying to do half
million business on $4,000 capital, and.
having to carry over large stock OF wool,
ems ON account of the mild winter, found
the strain too great. The house was
founded in | 80. and the prOprietors, who
are active yOang men, cxpect'to tide oNer'
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Bank swindIed In BuaaIo.

BUFFALO, February &C. +, FreyS, OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. is charged with hav-
ing swindled several banks in this city ny
opening accounts with all of them, and
overdrawing and overlooking them.
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Gone with n YOUNGER Man.

READING, February 6-MrS. l.. c. Britt
ner, wife of the well known grocer, while
her husband was at church yesterday
eloped with a young carpenter, Adoipn
BFttneE tasns several ha@afsS H@S SSsSsnd has
started after the e!operS,
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MaiICarriers, Pay for 1861.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Court OF
does not destroy claims, and the claimants
under that appropriation have a remedy in
the Court of Claims again; that while in
all cases of mail contracts arising in seced-
ed States, the claimant is required to prove
he never received payment from the Con-
federate government. No such proof is
required in claims arising in the loyal
States of Kentpsky. Missouri aud West
'vzfsinia The version IS given in the
suit of John Hoffman, on account OF mail
service in Kentucky, in 1861.
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AoSlher ytcSi0a.

NV Soux, February G.-Another body.
supposed to he that Of Miss Ryan. wn
taken from the ruins Of the old Kod
building this evening The Coroner's IN.
quest has begun. The testimony relates
TO the want of fire escapes, inhammsoss
character OF the interior, the strange heat
of the partition walls before the fire broke
nllt
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Strike the stove Mouiders.

PIrrBURGH. February 6.-The stove plate
moulders held 4 meeting recently, and re-
solved to ask their employers for an adj
vance of ten per cent in wages, and also re-
uuested all answer at given time. To-day
the Employers Association held meet
ing and considered the demand, with the
result that they declined to accede. In
CONSEQUENCE the n,oulders' organization has
decided to strike, and after to-day and uu-
iii an amicable arrangement shall be
reached, the stove plate foundries OF this
CITY will be shut down.
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Fatal Explosion.

ST.. Louis. February 6.-The explosion
yesterday afternoon of the large tank in the
East st. Louis rendering works, situated
north OF the national stock yards, almost
completely demolishing the building killed
John Casz, seriously injured Jerome Tyler
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Public Ruiltifnxs.

W N,'iENCToS, February 6.-The House
omm.ttee on Public Buildings and
rounds have authorized favorable reports
or made on the pending bills providing
II Sle construction OF public buildings as
'oSS. Denver, Colorado, $2OO. 600. le-
vu rom S5OOOO0, and Peoria, M. sS25.
reduced from SiOO ON
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Bree<ilng a War.

CMcNa0, February "a st. Paul special
saws: Adyices from Col. John L. Hatch,
of the Second Cavalry, at Custer, Montana,
SAYS the Crow chiefs complain that parties
are cutting their timber for ties for the
Northern Pacific railroad. The authorities
say no one has authority from them to
thus infringe on the rights OF the Indians,
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I.aarr.rikss hprnaAlsG.

ATurss. February 6-The insurrection
in Yemen. Arabia, Is gaining groand.
Numbers ri Arabs have deserted the Turs-
ish Standards. The insurgents srs IN Pey..
session Of the principal interior tosns. -
occupy positions from which they can only
Is dislo,lged by large force.
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tn. I...rr..ss.aI rise nsses.

NEw YoRK, February G.--t;sn. George W.
Wingatc recei we'd the folio wing, ,csble9raa
from Sir Henry Halford, In regard 70 tas
terms of the international military tns
match:
CANHRipar. February 6.-we waive rho
proof marks. Cannot possibly guarantees
q return match" lSigncdl HALsoas.
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Eseaned LYnehinx.

LYNCHBURG, VA, February 6.-There is
crowd at Sycamore threatening to lynch
Ieates, the ,Pittsylvania murderer. The
authorities railroaded him to the county
iail on fast mail train.
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A Brsksnsn kilied.

DrrRorr, MrCH.. February - f1ns
Hotcbkiss. brakeman OF the j.. a n. n. y,
was killed al South Lyon, tbs mofnse
while coupling cars. lie leaves Shs 80
Two children at Ionz.
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Failed to Agree.

ST. LoUIs, February The jury in the
case OF Pat Early, 4 lad OF seventeen, chars-
ed with the murder OF VIM. Louderman,
on the night of August ., 1881, failed to
| agree on a verdict and were discharged after
| being locked up for forty-five hours.
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rso Sx,...ur,P,e,t,e Railway.

OMAHA, NEB., February 6.-Trains on the
Missouri Pacific Railway of Nebraska, be-
gan running to Atchison this morning,
The road is now cohplete to Sheridan, this
State II is expected that the road Will
reach Omaha hY April lst..
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A Foundry na. RssshIy MssAiea,

Drrsorr, February 6--Isobert Stevenson.
one Of a gang Of registering foundry mss.
was put out Of u saloon between. Ferry
burg and Muskegop last night ~ thc
saloon keeper. who did u No violently thst
he was fetally injured. tn" saloon keeper
Wa aTresied.
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cipsl and accrued interest on which will be
made payable about April /. ~
Up to the close of business to-day, the
Treasury Department has redeemed Uni
ted States bonds under the lG5th call, Sl9,-
$4,000. and under the l06th call, 1855
Esn
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.u...r.., Act Or Ps,,~s oAesss.

NV YosE, February 8.-Tke reward -
$3.50, offered for the capture Of the ians-
derer OF Louis HauieE, has been sent BY is-
spector Byrnes and Detectiye Force, vse
earned. ii 10 the widow and orphans a
Hanier
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] "aruclliteS are going to kick mp
ug1sS at the tir>t available oppor-
.v "a Parliament. They have no
accomplishing anything further
making themselves excessively
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No License,

PMIADkLpHIA. February 6l-The Mayor
says he will not grant q license to any
place Of amusement which has bar-room
attached, or in SaicA lquols are sold.
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10. fir>, Night in the House of COM
l, /. = expected will be distinguish
hy , stormy debate respecting Brad-
,g.. rfgnt % take the oath.
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D,1rorr. February 6--IAst night ese
gamblers got drunk and gusrr.lled 70 ~
fraunck about girl. Que 0i u:m nS
III. Flynn, was shot and morssl'y wousS
ed
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:. ..,-wr,I reportscome from the south
tiier o. counties in Illinois that the
korahle condition of the inhabitants
siUccd bytheScanty crops oflast year,
f.aUcs, and that, despite the relief
aSuaes and the aid extended by the
D. at large, there is still great need
~ - prevent starvation.
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fAtAllr Hn.n

/. .SSsX, ,,,S, \. j., February 6.-Two men
is''s'l it'ssl'y anu two Seriously injured by a
va 'He elevator Oi(the wrigley inc
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Very Hesessiest.

and there are few worthy. chsrities 70 is M
vic x;cinity 10 which they have not tiitefsliy
enntributed. A few years; since iney1
~bst similar to theirs to start n Micnissn
Owing to bad management this Co.nI nn,.sI Il
yss net q success and the hsd fesefses "
the Economites. q.
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... ~. 0s.sn~ (slala.

ATLANTA, February 6.--P. q; ksylof -
A " Mullins qusrfeied, In Dsssc, eoss-
,Sot Euilins through the bsck vith fiss-
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I had almost fofsotten g q 49, 49, -. sDd
teresting shinss aso ~ - Ssinasd hs..
iooas. @ si q god. sLee - sA''
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r,.e % sdes Tsss.

Too musb, c.niJpo. Be s.id Of ~ ,hs 49, -.
i.u i,.s "a esrins for her deAf @ss. 80
Vss,se;lsss %sss as.y .ia .ssltd 81 di...ss ..s -
WEI, We IN Zssoajd ksve . thorsuss elcsss -
49,. ~ .,omsch and bowels rsyuistee.
un1 as,;sed and malariaI poison sxtsrnissS:
~ must know that Electric msse -
~ n.sy sure remedy. They sfstss ~
nnse,y msdicines 10 Ne vz "a y
80 efty cents.. Sold by Insss >, BE
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Commissioner Albert Pink has issued
D,.r,, Ola resolution adopted by the
e,u'iyr committee Of the trunk lines
tn iN~uc competitive round trip
{, or orders for tickets, and not to
h.! such tickets from connecting
J, unlesS with the approval of all the
bctal passenger agents of the roads
\ lr, ihrrptn.