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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
Gotham Gossip.

Madison Square Gasaen "A Ru-
NOR tia. Stokes is 10 Gsyc US Trotttn9
by TIE E2ectrl: L%2ht.- The London
Fish Erk:bi,,on.-Fresh Fish for Eng
hsh Gourn,cts The Coming Dog
bh3u Il Word for Cours,ng.
New York, March 10Th, 1888.
What Ed Stokes proposes to do
with the Madison Square Garden ID
still puzzing men about town. Mr..
Stokes himself smilingly answers all
questions put to him in an extremely
vague manner. The latest rumor 10
tina. he proposes to build track in,
side and giving tros.ing races at night
BY the electric light. This would
certainly pay and give New Workers.
ano visitors 10 town a new N usem ent.
IN the sumner such an idea would be
hailed WITH delight by the large army
OF men whom busines compels to stay
at bone. Long Branch and Eockaway
are too far away to be done in a short
trip OF u few hours, and Consy Island
pals on one after while.
EIblbits from all parts OF the
country are beginning TO pour in on
r.. Cca....S.oas: C.acs:.:1 +.
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III OWlTpA T1TLAM.D

Containing about 30 Acres. adjoining the
lands nf Elias II 'rbangh's heirs, VIM.
Arnsparyrr and other
TERMS Of Sale ns prcscihc1 Wy the De
cree On, third CASH ON the day of Sale,
or the ,ailHrn'ion thereof hv The Court, the
remainder IL two equal payment, la SIX
and Twelve months thereafter, the pulcd&s
er or purchasers giving his. her or ihcJr
notes with approved security aud bearing
interest from day Of sale Whcn the whole
purchase money il paid and not before, The
deeds will he executed Sale positive The
purchaser tn pay cost of c"nN'NHrctn4
LEWIS CRAW FORD, Tlas,cc
Fob 20 Is.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
General News.

A circula, has BEEN issued by the
com u issloner OF pensions and APPROX
ed by the Secretary Of the Interior
prescrib, ng regulations for carrying
into effect lie pro Tisious OF the ACT OF
Congress, approved, March 5, 1883
increasing to $50 per month the PEN
sions Of those who have lost a leg at
or above the knee or an arm at or
above the slbow aud Of those who
have been so disabled as to be- Incapa-
ciated for performing any manual Ia
Dor, but not so much as TO require
regular personal aid and attendance,
who are now receiving a pension at
the rate Of 81 per month, and to "a
per mouth the pensions OF those who
have lost one hand or one foot, Or
been totally or permanently disabled
in the same, or otherwise TO d!;abled
as to render their incapacity to per
form manual labor equivalent to the
loss Of hand or foot, and now re-
ceiving $la per month.
mo eye Ike the master $ eve.
Had .Esop lived IN our day he might
we'll have added, No popular cura'
tive li4e Kidney Wort. All eyes
are beginning to Turn to it for relief
from diseases OF the liver, bowels and
kidneys. kldneyWort is nature 8
remedy tor them all Those that csn-
not prepare the dry can now procure
it in liquid from OF any dru ggIst.
In the Senate OF the United States
on Saturday. previous to adjourn
ment Senator Eimunds, Of Vermont
was elected president pro tenn, made
necessary by the resignation OF Mr.,
David Davis There WAS a genera
unanimity among the Senators in
favor of Mr.. Edmunds, who is in ev-
cry way qualified for the place.
On Saturday last, Arthur, son Of
Vim. Englsr, reslding near Msdford
station, In getting on the saddle horse
slipped and fell, the wheels Of til
wagon passing over bis left leg break
.ay j: ac+ tie hip,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

TRANSMISSION to London. mad a III
tie talk With him the other morning
and he assured ME that it would sur
prise him very much if America uoui j
not repeat her Berlin triumph, where
she distanced every com petitcr not
, alone 10 the immediately practical dls.
play Of the varieties Of fsh caught in
our waters, the raodes of securing
them sod the methods Of preserving
them. but also. and mainly at that, by
her progress in ksh culture. Aprepos
Of this, it may inteI eat you TO know
that quite large amount Of fresh fish
are weekly shipped to England in
their various aeaeons. The Duke Of
Southerland and several other high
and mighty SUBJECTS Of Queen Victor
ia, who have an apprecla' ion Of the
good things Of life are regular Gus.
toners for trout, salmon. bass and
other toothsoms garse fishes They
are packed fresh in fine ice and arrive
in London in az perfect condition as II
they had Just been taken from the
water.
The Westninste Kennel Club has
begun Preparations for Its snusal
bench show. which takes place in May
next, and people with sne dogs oosat
not to miss the opportunity Of enter
ing them in the classes to which facy
belong, for the chances Of studying
superb specimens Of carinity and fiat,
ing on, where and how improvements
can be mace on many. | believe Sa-
perin.en,,eRt Lincoln means to pay
particular attention to greyhound
this year. The long tails here are not
what they are in Eng gland. There
thew are t-a,nci TO hAres and their
speed and stamina deve lopea. Here
they are uothins more than toy dogs
, The difference between them is the
same 40 between the trained race horse
ard the unlroGen Thoroughbred
Wkst we need here is thu intro. uctlon
Of ccurslng, and then the greyhound
would become useful Elch men have
spent tens Of theNs.nl5 Of dollars to
popularize fox hunting in this conn
try, a sport which can never become
popular on sccennt Of the manner IN
| which the proprletorship Of land rs
distributed. CoursinS would give us
new sport, which would not cost the
twentieth part Of what fox Hunting
devou,s and it would afford the neans
Of Kidding the country OF the over
plus Of rabbits and hNres which have
become perfect pests to farmers IN GER
tain sections
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

on recent Of 2i.o3 we will send CITY AND
CotSrnY oNH year e. a,y address in the United
ties or huaias, md il addll"n viii give earh
,ulScri cr20 hniCG |Ouks, O. IA book rontInlnt
aIOMplm stors or first class novel b. a C"ithrl
ted American or iura ""&H @"'r ", hlnts omejy
,ustit ed M bOul.G 81 ' u. Il,' torlu ana srn!
thr,n frrr oi rr@.a".. l1rsc hupls Quad in
r,oth, anl Dough. sco0"a'riy at Inc book store
would cost at least s. 20 each.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
DIR OELlIG e. Prourh TONIC ELtAtR

AND FILLS
The reliable preparation GU highly rec
commended nv it's merits This medicine
is known by its curative powers from the
East TO the West, from the North to the
south Owing to the purity of the uedi
cine and the satisfaction it has given, the
demand is largely increasing 1t is the
great cleanser and puritirs the system; reg
ulst,.s he liver, hearts, lungs and kidneNs :;
cures dyspepsia; is Invaluable as TOME;
will imrarI strength tot the system, restores
lost appetite and ia also certain tn remove
all obslructions TO IN regular course ut mn.
tire in females Il will also strengthen the
weak ,rst cord, rCstur" down bearing, and Is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain in tie back
side or under the shoulder blades, henvi
ness ON breast, or belchlng of wind.
Dn. PForTz's CEWTIFlCArIs,
Dr ptoull-D,nr Sir: Havin. been NJ
Gic c,l Tor n inug time with dyspepsia aud
y general proslr,tion of my nervous sys
ten, and having used great many medi.
cin,s wiil!on, experiencing any rell"i,
was induced by your agent nj tins place to
try hottie Of your Tonic E.lix'rand found
great relief before had used half n bottle,
aud now firmly believe it will effect II per
nanent cure,
A married m,.y who is not willing 10
have her name published states: Tongue
cannot tell what suffered from deblli
,ating whites and down bearing of the
womb tried all s""ts of remedies and
physicians and sill did not get cured The
hes, physicians only gave me temporary re-
Il lief. continued in This way until was
compelled to keep my bed more than rh!f
ihe tune ! Twas recommended to try your
Elixir which did. | am now fully rcS,or
I'd to health TO the great .ov OF myself aud
husband We could prncurc quite mum
Der ui' this class of certificates but for OBJ
vious reasons they wonll not, OF courseal
low their uamcs 10 BE published.
FOR sale by Dr. n. 4 Leatherman, Me
2hanicstown. James Elder, diminishing
Schlcy Il Bro. and CARROT n Co., drug
gis,s. Frederick, Nd All ordcls addressed
10 NJ Z. Pfnu,z, Wayncsboro, Pa, will be
promptly filled
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

The Eoitto,oyeua says "Many
signs in vA,ious portions OF the State
point to AN alliance between the
friends o.; GOV. Hamilton and the fol
lowers Of William Pinkn.v WHITE for
4 crushing ent of any Influence which
Senator German may exert. The IN
dicat:ons now are that Mr.. Hamilton
will be bis own successor. II nom-
mated he will not it is generally be-
Iieved say may.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

Among the men seeking election to
the French Legislature" at the hands
Of Gamhettas old BeIleville cons'ltu-
ency is one Berezow.ki, a Labor
candidate He il tkns recommended
ov Felix pyat "Workmen, berezow-
SIX, rs a workman Republicans, he is
a regiclle' Citizens, he 'sa convict
Assert. teen, for HIM, by him, in hlla,
the RICH, to Work, the RICH: of the
Espnblc' Rthab,lta.e Duty Honor
the Pistol -
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TWO-STORY HOUSE

Barn, Wnsh house, Smoke hOrsr aud OH.
err ou,bU!ll,ngs There is Il variety fruit
on The premises,
SECOND: A Tract Of
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ISOWyi, on Rats.

The thing desired found at Ia.t
Ask your Druggists for Rough on
BATS" It clears ont rats, nice,
reaches, flies, bed bugs. l5c boxe
A young nan named Fletcher Bah
ylon attended the Myers ssle Friday
afternoon, and there purchased horse
for $I45 and tend cred $500 note in
payment Mr.. Myers was unable to
change the bill, but permitted Mr..
Babylon TO take the horse upon bic
promising 20 Jay the money on S"tur.
day, babylon returned to his home,
and after eating his supper went to
Frizzlsburg. Shortly after 9 clock
Ls came home and said taat he had
been robbed. lie stated that he went
to Fr;zzleburg, and there Mr. John
Derr changed the $500 bill for hi n,
and that be pat the money in an in
side coat pocket, in pocket-book.
a bout halt usile from Frisrleburg, on
the turnpike leading to Westminster,
stranger rode up and asked him if
be wanted to sell his ho,se, Babylon
replied that he had just bought the
horse and did no. wish to sell. The
stranger then jumped from his horse
pulled Babylon from his saddle, and
after a severe struggle threw the
young man 70 the ground and robbed
him Of h's pocket book containing S543
The robber then allowed his victim to
get up aud SAID to hsm with an oath,
Here's the money to pay for your
horse" Babylon then started to ran
away, and the robber, after ordering
hir to halt, fred two shots at hin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

Tho Combination Buggy, leash price at factory,
ROO of which lheahove cutrcprts"ns The Gear.
has become known Ms the very best for easy riding
and durable qualities Years OF musttryn use,
in private and livery, hasabundantv proved THIS
fact; These bugges ARE in every respect telaSs
being manufactured by the would renowned
sOLCMRTS RlsIi.Y COMPANY. OF Co
lumbus, Ohio, Kansas city. Mo-, and In
.iinnapOlis, Ind, whose work Is everywhere
acknowledged by those who are acquainted with
Ne tore atteinptng to earn this Boran2a Prem.
,uu we ex pert You TO write to the COLUMBUS
RUGGY COMPANY, COlumh"s, o.. who
viii forward full description OF this buggy accom-
pnnlsd with hundr. DIS of testimonials. Snace
here will allow us 10 only describe the re"ulias
pneri. OF the lo,CitnlIAal central spring. marked
"A " on cut. This prevents the torsiunHlstrain on
The end springs which causes them TO become
loose and rattle, a Il frequently break. besides
IL adds to the elasticity Of the springs producing
easy riding qualities. Gully first class material Is
used-stcei tires and aNles. trimmings OF never
Isding cloth or fancy leather.
For sample comics OF CITY AND COUNTRY, Prem
!um Lists and Special Terms +" Agents address
CITY AND COUNTRY,
2I3. 2I9, & 321 N. High Street,
lMsuur!! us lay.5' VIVA AAts, ~
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Our Grand Premium Offer.

For $50 Subscribers to CITY AID Fo"N-
Try at 81. 90 rcrytar We VIII pres mt the sender
II the cub with Il handsome C0inbinntini
Spring BN:;gv. mo top.I We wil'"'s"lavthH
freight, SO that TIE club r"iscr viii have nothing
10 nnv out OF his own pocket
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G. aferfin Glarion.
CHS. {. Casss|l, A. N.
Ga;tor and Publisher.
Thursday, March Is, 1883
Newspaper INV Decisions

: ANS person whs takes paper regular
X rrnm the pos,ofHee-whethcr ri! ecteh 'o
Sis name or annther's or whether he lars
subscribed or not-is responsible for r,'e pay
nnsni.
3. 1fnny rerscn orders hia paper disccn-
sjuuc,l. he or shs n,nut pay all arrearsges or
she publisher may continue to send II untli
;nyment is made and collect she whole
amount. whether the paper is taken from
She nffi"e or not.
tArN No paper WIZ I've discontinued until
Faid M.
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For SIPS City and Country and
Thirty Books.

MONTHLY pRsZES. -- E"b'y.-To frst
Tea giving mid IL verse OF the Bible. correctly,
w., wears 81 ser )t,nn TO CITY AM '0rNTRY ana
IOhnoks Mnrrh.-'ro '.rst Ten stating correct
w. M nuPr rt tm"S word Rev"rend" occurs ~
bible md 81, '"., ClTY ANp tOuH nv one year "a
a sal. ,dp.>iur Watch Ky, Aprii.-To the
one giving the !aIg",t l',t Of words ending in
"nnre,' NY ANb C"'Nr%Y cn" year ana 30
books Com p,t,tp7S f,r these r'iEcs must en-
close ten crR;S FIR each lNi". P'!"'s ali.
rolnced in March, April, aid May issues and
cor les S'nt ia comrc'i'"TS $50
The above nrr the most Astounding offers or the
century. The already very extended rlrcaiu,lnn
rfCrri .Hp COUNTRY and the great demand ior
these works enable us to make this unparalcE",l
Offer. cry ANp Hov$TRN iSa 2llage, Illustrated,
Literary and Agricultural monthly witch y dts'
tined % have m euormUuS circulation ana IRE.
mcndous in'innncr and is ALREADY T. recognized
leader. Any one sending III the money VINO can
HONESTLY say they are no. pctieC'!N SATISFIED win
the books can have their money promptly re-
funded. We guarantee entire htisincslon. Non
cy by Post ONCE order or registered letter may DC
rtS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
BRAINS IN THE BRUTE
CREATION.

a North Chatsm, N. Y. farmer
has dog that climbs trees. 1t re-
Gently captured a raccoon, after a
desperate fight, in the high branches
Of a chestnut.
Two sparows in street gutter in
Paducsh, KY, had desperate fight.
Finally, one got the head OF the 9TH
er under water, and held 1t there till
life was extinct.
A cat that bad been carried in a
bag from Rome, Ga, to a new house
thirty five miles away over a couu-
try 1t had never seen, returned
home.
A flock Of robins and eparrows al g.
tackled cat that had stolen bird
in West Chester, Pa, and by pick
higher upon the head compelled her
to drop her prey and run for her
life.
h dog belonging TO Garrett Brod -
head, Of Milford. Pa got tired OF
working the churninR machine, and
let The rope enoirchng mis- neck
strangie him to death. Although
when at play he was full Of life, he
had tried once before to commit sui-
eide on the machine.
n leopard and a cobra bad ter
rible battle near Lahore, India, in
which both lost their lives. The
cobra had its head severed from be-
low the hood, but moi, however. un-
til it had fatally stung the leopard.
a hooking bird belonging 10 Rob
ert Potee, the gambler who commit
ted suicide in Kansas City, showed
great grief upon seeing The body
1t refused to eat, and when Poteo 8
body was tsI,en away the bird died
a squirrel romped over the root Of
the barn Of Andy Glover. at Sump-
ter, &C.. with his house oat They
rompeJ together like kittens. M
Glover's sou shot tie squirrel, where
upon tue cat would not be comfort
ed.
The London Field tells a story
sboat a sparrow catching duoks at
the rate Of six birds daily. The
spsrrow takes hold Of them with ia
bill, and shakes them as a dog does
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

worship OF this dominion shall be al
lowed to give vote for eecting
magistrates or any officer.
No TODD or 10 oiging shall be offered
to hereto.
No one to cross river on the Sab
bath, but authorized clergymeu.
No one shsll travel, cook viosuals
make beds, sweep house, cut hair or
shave on the Sabbath day.
No one shall kiss his or her chill
dren on the Sabbath or fasting days.
The Sabbath shall begin at sunset
Saturday,
Every ratable person who refuses
to pay his proportion to support the
minister OF town or parish, shall be
fined FIVE pounds and FIVE shillings
every quarter.
Whoever wears clothes trimmed
with gold, silver or bone lace, above
one shilling per yard, shall be pre-
sented by the grand jurors, and the
selectmen shall tsx the estate three
hundred pounds.
Whoever brings cards or doo into
the dominion shall pay a fine Of Eve
pounds.
No one shall eat minoe pies, dance
play cards or play an Instrument
OF music except the drum, trumpet
and jewsharp,
No gospel minister phall join reo-
pie in marriage. The magistrate
shall join them in marriage, as hC
may do it with less scandal to Christ,
church.
When parents refuse their chill
dred convenient marriage, the mag
lstfates shall determine the point.
Adultery shall be punished with
death.
A man wha strikes his wife shal
be fined ten pounds.
A womln who strikes her huedant
shall be punished as the law directs
No man shall court maid in per-
son or by letter without obtaining
the consent Of her psrents; fv,
pounds penalty for the frat offence
ten for the second, and for the third
imprisonment during the pleasur,
of the court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
THE NUTr CASE.

The postponement Of the trial OF
young Mutt for killing Dukes in
Fayctte county until Decem Der
again calls public attention to that
sad affair There ts no disposition
10 PREJUDICE the case, or usurp the
responsibilities Of the jury in ron
deung verdict, but Mutt and hla
Immediate lriepds find that the men
who called 50 loudly Tor personal
vengeance where the law isired to
puuisb, and who offered assistance
when be became law unto bimsell
and who bounded hlm into this rash
act, have cooled or disappesred, and
he is left TO face the uDrelenting edge
ol The law, which pionounces such
taking Of life, murder. Whatever
influence generous sympsthy may sz.
ert in view OF all the anfecedeDt
facts will be freely given, and viii
doubtless 80 iar 10 mitigate bic pun.
isbment, but the law and public
order have been outraged, a. well
AS sn individual family, and Justly
claims vindjcation. No person can
oe Judge ard ezscuti3Der CO. bis own
cas-, wish lew exceptions. else laws
when regulate the machinery o.
society were usele's, and brute fore,
alone Iemsins. There is no reason
to doubt there will be a fair trisI.one
that VIII be free from persona
haned or political eDmities, and p,
end this unfortunate and most pain
lul affair. .--P'ttSburg Post
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
THE sUY,S CANDIDArES.

The New York Sun Of Tuesday
gives list Of possible Democratic
Presidential candidates. as follows :
Thomas F. Bsyard, Of Delaware.
B. F. Butler, Of Massachusetts,.
Rswell p Fowler, Of New York.
Abram s. Heweitt, Of New York.
Allen G. Thurman, Of Ohio.
Thos. A. Hendricks, Of Indiana,
Wm. s. Holman, Of Indiana.
Joseph Z. Mcdonald, Of Indiana.
John NJ Palmer, Of Iilinoise.
Sam'l J. Randall. Of Pennsy yIvsnis.
1t will be observed that Mr. Til
den's name does not appear and the
Sun goes on TO give It's reasons for
not giving his name.
Although he has been spoken oil
in connection with The Presidency
twenty times where any other man
is only spoken Of once, yet as it is
certain that be will refuse the nom
nation, we think proper to omit bis
name
OF it's preierances the 6lln speags
with no uncertain sound and says
Among these ten men our own
preference isstrongly in favor Of Nj.
Holman. We do not know any
man ia any party whose election
would do more TO bring back the
Government 10 true democratic sim -
pIicity aud make il once more .
Government Of the people and for
the people. II wonld be glorious
thing TO elect such q President %
Holman would make,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

rat. and afterwards throws them
over it's head.
A flock OF ravens numbering some
FIVE hundred lowered high in the
air over Ginnheim, Ohio. They form
ed three detaohments. and, as if at
u given signal, flew at each other
with savage cries, pead birdie be-
gan to fall. and soon over fifty were
picked up. Their wounds were all
on the head.
A Kansas farmer thought that the
quail he saw running between the
rows OF corn just sprouting were
pulling up the seed, aud be began
killing them. After one cut-worm,
twenty striped bugs and over hun
dred clinCh bugs had been found in
inside one of the birds, he conclud-
ed he had made mistake.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

THE OLDEST U. s. SOLDIER.
A Man Aged Ninety Years Still in
Service at Fo.,t Niagara.

The honor of having attached to
1t the oldest soldier in the United
States army, is without shadow of
doubt, to be accorded to Fort Mag
ara, at the mouth OF the Niagara riv-
er. The indiv idual TO whom this
distinction is accorded is Ordinance
Sergeant Lewis Lehman, a man nine
ty years of age, who is still in SER
vice, although by special act OF
Congress he was retired on full pay
several years ago the only occur
renee Of the kind on record. Left
man, who is still hale and healthy
cd gentlnman, full OF pleasant an
ecdote and kind words for ell. is
highly esteemed by the citizens of
Youngstown, adjacent TO the fort,
and his history is 80 full OF ex-
citing incident that it is worthy of
description. He is a Waterloo vet
eran, and entered the army Of Han
over in 1912, serving with the allied
larces against the great Napoleon iu
many severe battles. He has now
in his possession number of medals
granted him for special bravery dur
ing that war. In 1924, having come
to America, he enlisted in the u. S.
army and has served in it ever since
having been fiity-nine years in the
government employ. Iu 1910 he
wac made Ordnance Serge ant
Much of this time he has been sta-
toned at Fort Niagara. aud Tor ten
yeare, wac the only United States
official at that post. During this
period occurred the war of the re-
bellion, and on one occasion he saved
the fort from pillage and destruction,
by the large number OF Southerners
who had fled to Canada and teken up
their residences at Niagara, Ontario,
Just across the river IRON the fort
These rebel sympatbizsrs had laid
their plane TO cross the river in boats
on a cert ain night and seize the fort,
and alter piliaging it, to destroy it
by fire. Lefmas was informed iust
In time ol their plans by friend
and calling upon the patriot villa
gers to aid him, he armed them
shotted all the guns of the fort, and
waited to give the oomirg CoDleder-
ates a strong dose Of grape and can
ister. But they did not come, and
1t alterward leaked out that they
were warned Of their danger Just az
they were preparing to embark on
their nocturnal errand OF pillage and
destruction. Sergeant Lehman is a
devout member and senior warden
Of st. Johns Episcopal church, Just
opposite his picturesque cottage at
youngstown.