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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-24

ing his pay roll. Col. Morrow was
convicted of precisely the same Of
Tense, but he has a friend in the per-
son Of Secretary Lincoln and can
stay. His punishment has been COM
mnted SO that it amounts to nothing
and is followed by reinstatement.
The Thanksgiving mince pie re-
ceives the following notice by AM
Eastern newspaper man who has a
lively recollection of his boyhood
days: The mince pie graceth the fes-
tai board, making its juices rare, and
the mouth Of the baby waters while
he vieweth the treasures there. The
doctor smileth 4 wan, sad smile and
heaveth a crocodile groan, and the
marble man goeth out into his yard
and polisheth up a stone. And the
undertaken moul nfully asks "What
will his measure be-" while the sex
ton labels q spot reserved Under a
WILLOW tFees
Indian Agent Wilcox, OF the San
Carlos Reservation, threatens to
resign unless twelve or fifteen of
General Crooks prisoners are
mai ged. As the prisoners object, and
General Crook objects, and the War
Department objects, it seems that the
Of the Interior has only |
one course to pursue, and that is t.
'et MI. Wilcox step down and out.
There Is no question that many of
he Chiricahuas on the reservation
:chly deserve to be strung up, bur
rock and the War Department
be consulted about the matter
efore the matinee takes place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
He ReDeats the Remark,

"Will you please repeat that remark, Mr.
Mathison?"
Turning so as 10 look your representative
squarely in the face, the head OF the house OF
Soren Mathison & Co., Pharmacists, No. 1902
State street, Marble Block. Chicago, replied:
ayes, sir, with pleasure. Ny remark wa h al
We consider Parker'SGlnger .Tonic,now called
Tonic, the best article Of its kind in
the market. Our sales for the last six months
tell the whole story aud settle the question
The Tonic, ike q good dinner, carries Its own
Recommendation with 1t. Its bound tc sweep
the West like a prairie OF IRE. In cases OF
rheumatism, dyspepsia and liver and kidney
trouble IL scores success and win friends
every day"
HiscOx & 20. beg to call public attention to
the fact that hereafter Parkers Ginger Tonic
will be advertised and sold simply under the
name Of Parker's Tonic. We make this
change for the reason hat unprincipled DEAL
en- are constantly deceiving their customers
by substituting inferior preparations under
the name OF ginger; INC as ginger is really an
rpimp0rtsnt favoriDg Ingredient We drop
the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the pre-
PARTON Itself, and al bottles In the HANDS
OF dealers, wrapped under the nsme OF Park
er's Ginger Tonic, contain the genuine medi-
cine II the facsimile signature OF Htscox &
Co. is al the bottom OF the outside wrappsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
AFourteen Year Old Boys Dread
fdI Dsed.
Ne fires a Heavy Charge Of Shot Into
His Stomach, in the Attempt to
End His lifs-The
Details.

Inteiigence reached this city yesterday
afternoon OF q desperate attempt at suicide
near Barton, O., the first station west Of
Bridgeport, on the c., L. & w. railrosd.
The particulars are as follows:
About half past two O'Clock Thursday
afternoon q young msn named William
stillwell, aged about fifteen years, who has
been for some time in the employ of Ell
ward Arrick, near Barton, being for some
reason tired OF
TIE TRIALS n TROUBLES
attending existence in this world, conceived
the idea of making way with himself.
Taking advantage of the absence OF all the
member of his employers household ex-
cept a Younger daughter, Stillwell procured
a shot u and deliberately set about his
CHASTITY undertaking. Loading the weapon
with a heavy charge OF shot, he sat down
with his back against q tree, and having
previously tied a cord to the trigger, he
placed the muzzle OF the gun against his
abdomen and fred, the entire charge tax
ing effect in his bowels, making
HoRRIBLE WOUND,
and one that death alone can relieve. At
last accounts he was still living, but death
was ~momentarily expected. de IS con.
scious of all that has happened, but will
not talk OF his motive for committing the
terrible act.
As before stated, the family Of Mr.. Arrick
were all absent from home, except his
daughter, Margaret. Stillwell came to the
house and asked for the gun, which the
girl was not willing for him to have, but
finally gave it to him on his promise to be
careful.
No one in the community in which the
affair occurred attempts to give any e1-
~nlanation of the matter, and It is shrouded
in mystery. DR.. West, Of st. Clairsville,
rendered needed aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
RILL N CANNES.
Another Child Bitten by one OF the
Army of worthless Ours.

Army OF worthless Ours.
Ii some means are not soOn devised of
Kidding the community Of about ninety
nine per cant. of the i~ll-mannerly ours
which iniCst the highways and byways OF
the city, from JOnathan's rayine to Forty.
eighth street, I; will ere long hardly be
safe for a child. unattended by a man with
a club. to vent re upon the street. Not q
dsy passes that from one to three or four
cases Of children being torn AMI maugled
to a greater or less extent by half wild CIrs
are rot reported 70 the police, and when
the officers fsil TO Kill the beasts, they are
rOundly abused by SOuIe unIhiuking or ig-
norant folks for what is termed neglect Of
duty.
I. Under the existing law the police cannot
shoot a dog oa which tax has been paid,
without the consent OF the owner. Ii q
tax paid dog bites a person, the only legal
remedy IS for the person SO bitten to swear
out. q warrant against the owner for har-
boring q vicious dog. II this is done, and
the fact is proven, his dogshIp can be kill.
ed, but otherwise the dog must live, unless.
indeed, he be surreptitiOusly given a dose
OF pounded glass and arsenic IN the dark
and Silly hours OF night. Certainly the
police are not to blame for failing to rid
The town of these pests, but il is equally
certsin that something should be done in
the matter.
Yesterday afternoon, q dog belonging to
Godfrey ScEu HE, who residesin the Eighth
ward, bit 3 fourteen year old lad named
Frederick BeCkendort in the right leg, be-
low the knee, tearing the flesh badly. The
boy was passing through Alley -. when
the dog rushed out of a hole in a stable
and caught the boy. The police were mott
fed. but Us the tax had been paid nothing
could be done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
PERSONAL POINTS.
Fresh Gossip of the Doinxs OF Various
Persons.

~ W
Persons.
Col. Vim. II. Hogeman. Of Charleston, is
in the city, registered at the Mcclure.
Rev. Or. Harris. OF Phiiadelphis, is the
guest of Miss Taylor at the Female College.
Squire Wheeler, who has been confined
to his bed for several days past, is slowly
improving.
Miss Daisy Dunlap, formerly OF this city,
has quilted her Brooklyn home aud Joined
her brother John, at Louisville, Ky.
Miss George Myers, q fascinating young
lady Of Steubenyille, is the guest Of Miss
Hattie Wheat, Of the Eighth ward.
Misses Jessie and Kate Gregg. OF Chicago,
are in the city, called home by the serious
illness OF their father, Morgan H.. Gregg.
Mrs. J. X. Potts, who has been visiting
at Barnesyille for several weeks past, is at
home in the city, and reports a most
pleasant time.
Mr.. Harry T.. Black and bride completed
their wedding trip and returned to the
city. yesterday, going at once TO house.
keeping on the South Side.
Mrs. Joha +. Hubbard has disposed OF
her South Side property and viii! remove,
with her family, On Monday next, to her
brothers home, near Frankfort, Ind.
Mrs. Vim. Handlsn left yesterday on the
Durpal for Marietta, o., taking along her
phaeton aud pony. She will leave the
boat at Marietta and drive over 10 Beverly,
on tie Muskingum. q distance of about six
teen miles, where she intends spending the
summer.
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fTa% ~ HsH -
TWO Accidents % Hf1Rp-Nenera1
Social Rickupe.
A bad break happened at the .Laushlin
min yesterday, which win cause . stop for
a considerable time. Some OF DE rods
about the engine broke frst, and the Stan
being forced into the cylinder blew the
head out with . terrific report and com
pietely disabled the works. The broken
machinery was taken put and sent to Pitts
bargh, and the mill win be idle until It il
finished. No one was hurt by the eIplo.
sion and the escape of the hands Is almost
miraculous as the cylinder head b.oke into
,innumerable pieces. One of the workmsn
was citing close by and a large chunk of
the flying metal came within about q foot
of striking him in the head. The mana
gers expect the mill to be idle about q
week.
A man named Thomas Fitzgerald, who
works in the Laughlin factory, was baily
burned by . flash from the furnace yester-
day morning. BE was severely burned
about the head and neck.
The Standard works will shut down to-
day for q two weeks stop.
Mrs. Wesley, wife OF VIM. Wesley, died
at her residence in this city yesterday
morning Of consumption. The time for
the funeral could not be learned yesterday.
Capt. Herman Smith, who has been at.
tending the U. S. Court at Parkersburg, as
q witness in the Scioto- Tomas case, return.
ed home on the st. Lawrence yesterday.
Rev. Jesse Hargrsye left yesterday for a
visit to friends in 0berlin, D.
Mr.. A. W. Potter was called to his home
at Kingwood, W. Va, yesterday by q tele.
gram announcing the dangerous Illness OF
his stepfather. He left yesterday after
noon.
Bids will be received at Walnut Grove to-
morrow for the privilege OF running the
boarding tent and confectionery stand at
the A. NJ. Z. camp meeting, which COM
mences July It'll, the highest and best
bidders to run both.
Miss Annie Oswald, of Bellaire, was the
guest of Martins Ferry friends yesterday
afternoon.
o. r. Pormeller. of Cleveland, P. T..
Morris, of BarBesville, J.. G.. Walter, Of
Pittsburgh, and W. H. Fuller, of Columbus,
were the guests at the Hanover House yes
terday.
A grand picnic, given by the Ohio City
Lodge No. 50, A. A. /. & s. W., will be
held in Walnut Grove to-day. A good
timeis assured all who attend.
Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Look out for a sensation in the SUNDAY
REGISTER,
The Hanover House is TO have a new
sign.
Rev. Speer, of ~Cannonsburg, Pa, was in
town yesterday.
The repairs needed on the gas we'll en-
CINE were more extensive than at first sup.
posed, and the work will probably not be
resumed until late this afternoon.
The minstrel show had a good audience
last night.
A large number Of our young folks took
in the S~teubenville excursion last night.
Mr.. D. Westlake is suffering from an at
tack Of neuralgia.
Billy Howell, the engineer at the Ktna
mill, fell and cut his hand very severely
yesterday.
Capt. Englebright, who has been absent
on a visit to C%ovington, Ky, has returned,
accompanied by Mr.. Ambrose Beard, of
that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
The Northern Assur.nee COMPANY.


Arrar genents have Just been completed
for the establishment Of abrSnch Office in
this city of the old and well-known North
ern Assurance Company of Aberdeen and
London" The company has q capital Of
SIS, coo. 600 and total assets TO the amount
OF Sl4, 256. 900. The New York department
is presided over by Henry II. Hall. Esq,
we'll known IN assurance circles. An agent
of the company has recently spent some
time here and at leading points in the State
looking after the interests Of the company
and eaecliSg arrangements preparatory 10
establishing a branch Office in Wheel
ing. While here he investigated
the insurance business generally and con-
suited leading business men upon the Sc
lection Of a manager OF the company. MI.
Joseph Enshiemer, Of the Manufacturers
Insurance Company. was finally decided
upon, and was a few days since notified OF
the decision, greatly to his surprise. The
offer came unsought and entirely uneK-
pecteG. He will be the manager Of the
Wheeling Office and general agent for the
State. Nr. Emshiemer is well and faycS
baly known in this city as o successful
insurance man. He has done much TO.
ward building up the Manufacturers and
other insurance companies here, ard the
position offered him is we'll deserved. Mr..
Emshiemer's Office will for the present be
With the Manufacturers. He Will shortly
open an independent one of BIS own. His
many friends win wish him success in his
new venture,
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nAHKLm CoLLDaE


81 ~ -
The AnuUdn UsesnsnesDm1nD -,
esses-ns 0saAassss eoasU1 Htes
Eta10N.
Another csmnsncsmsnt has ssns ssd
gone g FRANKLIN 0SJltse.. StdAssdss itis
in ne rural village q Nov Alh1Aa Where
nituse lends bsf most sttssctivs adorn-
nents to cheer the stnasnt xAils In stud.
lee her hvs, prosperity attsnds the instr
tuition made famous By an array o fgradu-
s.es, amsng whemsrs Burshsn, Upds-
graf and hssts Of pstseas men In all the
ranks Of civil, politicsa end. profesiousi
lie. At the meeting q the Alumni ID.
Vincent Presi1ent Of the college, spo4e Of
The Hasnifceat donatioD which the std.
nj hsa made 10 the college during tie
past six years. Among b Alumni pre-.
ent We noticed Rev. FISHER, 81 Illinois. IN
d. McCar,y, President of HiEblsnd Uni.
yersity, Kansas, Prof, Bunkeyho6, f.es.
dent Of Naval College, Hopedale, Ohio,
Rev. Ken, Of Pennsy lvaniar md many
others.
The addresses OF the graduating eiAss BE-
gan at l P. u. This year eight gentlemen
and one lady were sent forth prepared for
Efe's mission. In the classical depart.
Ment Eret bOnors were ufvldeu ottWeou
Mr.. A. W. Mcconnell and J. w. Echef.
In the scientific department Miss Bessie
Mcfarland took the colors.
The following are the graduates and
their subjects TOR graduating perfosm-
ances.
English Salutatory Ais Bessie Mcfarland
creek Sa'utafory. ..-----.--A. w. Mcdonnell
Inc science OF w-----~.N VS. AcfNftono
Harmony OF Jhonght-------W.A Iaypoit
Sonques OF Intellect-.---J.o Ashsnhunst
Evidenses o! Christianity Henry savers
Natures signal Lights-.-----.A ~. Holmes
To Thine Self be True ....-J. I. Hanna
Nsieoictory W. Eicner
The performances were we'll written and
we'll delivered, many Of the speakers pos.
sessing that rare ease and oratorical style
which can be acquired only by constant
application and practice in the school Of
experience. This class speaks we'll for
Franklin College, and no doubt some will
make a bright name for flames immortal
ground. Since DR.. Vincents secession to
the Presidency franklin has had unparal.
leled success, and 50 long Is he remains II
will continue to increase. The erection Of
a new college building will soon he begun,
and with these new and increased facilities,
t~ficient instructors and successful manage
ment Franklin College will be IN honor to
the town and educational interests through.
out the entire United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

For S~ale-Conntry Residence.
Dissolution Notice-Loftus & McCracken.
For Ssle-Small Farm.
Proposals for Printing.
Notice TO Butchers and Droyers-
For Cincinnati and Louisyille-Steamer
81. Lawrence.
Real Estate Bulletin-C. A. Schaefer <
Co.
GEanSK, OIL. Picnic-Potters' Assembly.
Saddles, Harness and Trunks-John H.
Hall.
Now is the Tims-B. F. Caldwell.
Ice Cream-Thos. +. Heyman.
Bellevue High School-LLoeal Psge.l
For ssle--Printing Presses n Safe
local Page
Fine Watches-L. G. Dillon.
Refrigerators-G. w. JOhnSon's Sons
Chamber suits-G. Mendel & Co-CLOcsl
Psge,1
Fly Brushes-E L. Nieoll.
Importantly, L. Wilson
.Nobby Neckwear--E. c. Mofstt & Co.
Kid Buttoned Shoes-W. H. Forster.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R H. List
Local Pagel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
81. GAINESVILLE.
Raiiroa al Accident-S0me Light on the
whisky Question-Young Democrats


On Wednesday evening as the engine of
the narrow gauge road was crossing the
turn table to go into the engine house, the
timbers under the table gave way, letting
the engine down. BY a hard nights work
the track was blocked up and the engine
got out in time for the morning trip. One
OF the pumps was broken, and the tender
somewhat demoralized. The accident might
have been a great deal worse had the engine
left the track.
John Davis found an interesting relic of
the campaign of 1910 in his yard the other
day. 1t is q bronze medal containing a por.
trait of Major Gen. II arrison, and has on il
his name and the words: Born in l772;
the peoples choice in 1870"
We often see il stated in Republican or
gans that the Democracy is the beer and
whisky guzzling party. In this connec-
tien it might be interesting to know that
OF the ll9 saloons in Belmont county, l0i
are in townships that gave Republican ma
j~orities, and only Is in Democratic town
ships. We base our calculations on the
Foster-Ewing cam paign, which is the first
before this subject got into politics. Cole.
rain township. Rep. majority So, saloons;
Flushing, lis Rep. mai, 6 saloons;
Goshen, 81 Rep. mai 2 saloons; Pease,
500 Rep. mai, 46 saloons; Pultney. s.
Rep. maj Is saloons: Somerset, II Rep.
maj; l saloon; Warren, 1913 Rep. mai, 6
saloons; Richland, POO Dem. maj.,9 saloons:
Union, 8 Dem. mai, 2 saloons; Wheeling,
IS Dem. maj, 2 saloons; York, lOi Dem.
mai, 2 saloons. OF the townships that
have no saloons, are Mead, Dem. mai, 140;
Smith, Dem, maj, lbs: Wayne, Dem.
maj, 50; kirkwood, Rep. mai, 54: Wash.
lngton, Rep. maj, 40. We give this not as
an argument but for what it may be worth
TO Republican Prohibitionists.
The young Democrats will meet this
evening for the purpose of organizing a
Another gang of ragged Turks with bears
passed through town westward bound on
Wednesday.
Several OF the patriotic boys have raised
a sum Of money for fireworks, on the night
Of The Fourth. The stores will all be
closed during the day.
A base bali nine from the printing offices
of this place will play q picked nine on the
Fair grounds this afternoon. There will
be much sport. II the Wheeling printers
want to come up here for a game some
Saturday with our printers, they will be
we'll treated, and can make arrangements
by addressing Geo. W. Doyle or J.. P. Hall.
Several fishing parties were out during
the week between showers, but report poor
luck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
Ordination Services.

Yesterday morning at seven o'clock Rev.
Charles Sciilip, Of Philadelphia, was or.
dained a priest by Bishop Kahn, assisted
by Monseigneur Sullivan and Fathers Park,
NcElliott, Silvain, Gull. of Bsllairs,
Kreuscb. Schleicher and Deeban. Quite .
large congregation was present
Bishop Kahn appeared in mitre and cope
and his assistants in their sacred robes.
The candidate for ordination was attired in
the customary yestments. The ordination
services were read by Bishop Kain, assisted
in chief by Monsignenr Sullivan, the can.
didate making the proper responses Many
of the symbols were very besutifui; The
ceremonies occupied over one hour. Father
schilip left for Philadelphia last evening,
rbere he of ciates tomorrow.
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me weather To-Day.

wssHHeroS, d. c., June 30-l:S0 a, NJ.
FOR the Tennesses and Ohio Valleys
partly cloudy weather, light local rains,
northwest to southwest winds oecomlnS
variable, stationary or slight rise 10 tenn
peratnre and barometer. ,-
Ecr lower Lies local rains. slightly
clanSx woaxnsr. slightly cooler variable
SsnS:a1d higher barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
MoundsvilIe Camp Ground.

Special traits will leave the B. & o de-
pot July 3 and 4 st 7:S0, $50 and $50 A..
N. and /, 2:40, 4, $40 and $50 P. NJ. All
special trains returning immediately. Spe.
cial night trains leave Moundsyille for this
city at $50 and 1880 P. N. Tickets for
entrance to the camp ground will be on sale
at Moundsville depot and AZ the gate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
Mothers Dent Know.

How many children are punished for be-
ing uncouth, wilfull, and indifferent to in
structions or rewards, simply because they
are out OF health! An Intelligent lady said
of a child Of this kind; Mothers should
know that if they would give the little
ones moderate deses OF Hop Bitters for two
or three weeks, the children would be all a
narent could desire"
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j. w. ANIICK,s CHEAP

100 pairs WomeB's Kid and
Morocco button at $1.25.
10 pairs Mems and Boys fine
low cut shoes at 81.
so pairs Infants Kid Slippers
at 25c.
We offer the above odd lots to
close them out, and all genuine
bargains at j, w. AMICk'S,
1l43 Main Street.
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II the old oaken bucket which hung In Il

we'll
Had ever drawn Up such q drink
As Smiths Cream Ale, twouId have caused a
spell
On the part of the drawer, I think
That would ever rave made him strOuS,
Hearty and hale.
And q thousand times better
Than old Adams aiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
Excursion.

On the Chicago excursion, via B. & o,
July 10th, parties can go through from
Wheeling to Chicago without change Of
cars as a through coach will leave Wheel.
ing via. B & o. at els ?. NJ, arriving at
Chicago al S.35 A N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30

Lovers Of ice cream will be benefited
BY calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder at 66
Twelfth street, for the best ice cream in
the city, Our Ice cream is made from pure
cream from T. P. Phillips jersey cows,
and is strictly first class. No ad~ulteratien.
Wholesale and retail. Orders by telephone
will receive prompt attention. Goods de-
livered free OF charge to all parts of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30

REy. I. ]. Reilly, Fayetteville, Ark,
saws: - used Browns Iron Bi,ters for indi-
gesiion and as a preventive Of ehills with
entire satisfsction."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30

Mr.. wv. BoRDNAS, Valley Furnace, w.
Va, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured me
OF general debility within four weeks
time"
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IBr;dcep.rt (OuN D. Na1srkl

Ma. Foster u q Rns, nokls ooking woe
man, tall, stately and granfui. .Hes -
is very expressive, ht up With eyce tAas
almost speak. AL her nov.ente A.
eestures tell Of nfinsment nd lady1iO
Bearing, and true sentitity. 50 y 70 u
very prime OF her pewet. hef veece
sweet and clear, and resoeaAta q hmsA 90
then low, musical and pathstio
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0sAus0eA

II you want . bargain In Allow cut shoe
latest style, come and inspect my atock
before purchasing. I guarantee prcss and
s,yle 10 suit. L. V.iBIoud. Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30

SIGHT is priceless. Be wise
and get selected glasses from
JACOB w. GRUBB, Practical
Optician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30

Back grenadines and huntings carried
over. marked down TO s. lOand Is cents by
Geo r Taylor,
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Ladies and gentlemen's fine hand 81 we'd
shoes q specially al L. V. Bonds,
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N
BestG Cum Teeth $500


U-a.N,aoSssA ssssn4s srS1Ass
Col.lR Il. Wt,ltsrS VS. District htAsrue..
Ksnsas OFfk Mo-, natkorisss he olloWiss
ststemerS: tSsmaftsp Nervine earsd nv
n.ios ofssgnh" Gett i druntsh tis1
axsairss6HsSo-RepsaA eeSslys Isss
The Pennsylvania C6lpsAy al Ritts.
burrh, CinsihAsii and - Lonh RallUay
Will sell chop excursion tickets % and
from slI skasi6ng % July "a. Sd and ith.
rood 70 rsrua umtil July sch, fnelaAve.
twelve ysan SlfhS carried q ous-hslf 10
excursion 1te~
Greaspepars1cus afs. bsaAg msds ct
many psoaainsnt poests along de ifaes .
cele6Ysts The day ia . appropriate nec.
ner, and oil the ,ye0elsr rssosv WI ~
filed with patriotfg picnic partsa Ihs
rstes will b veyy low. and everybody
should turn put M snjcy thS Glorious
Fourth.