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GENERAL. Crook has gone to Chi

GENERAL CROOK has gone to Chi
huahua to complete arrangements
for bagging the Chiracahuas. 1t
strikes Us that If the Mexican troops
fail to put up the game, it will prove
a sort of snipe hunt to the United
States forces, and the probabilities
are that the Indians will break up
into small bands and scatter every
where. We hope however that they
may be gobbled up as per arrange
ments.
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ACCORDING TO the story of Ger
tain Nezrebt, NihiIist, In New York,
England is to be blown up, whole
sale ard in detail Her public
buildings are to be RACED, her banks
blown open and money carried off,
and, last, the aristocracy are to be
blown into kinedom come, where no
Irish will apply.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S-Wheat
Stiff, $1.75@1.sO; seller, 1888,
s1.712l
Barley-Rising; spot, 1925; May,
$1.241E; buyer, season, SL2594; sell.
err, '83, SHAY.
Fenians or Something in Canada.
OTTAWA, April 18-Shortly after
midnight, one of the special consta-
bles on duty at Riden hall, the resi-
dencc of the Governor General and
the Princess Louise, heard footsteps
on his beat, and on moving toward
the spot from which he supposed the
noise proceeded. a shot was fired
He Immediately blew his whistle
and made a rush for the unknown
villain, who fired three additional
shots and MANAGED to escape. A
double guard was on duty at the
time and extra men have since been
sent for.
The Edmunds Law a Failure.
SALT LAKE, April 1S-The Grand
Jury of the Third District has been
discharged. finding no indictments
under the Edmunds law No testi-
mony was offered or attainable. The
Edmunds Commissioners are EXPECT
ed here daily.
solid for Cocktails.
CHICAGO, April 8.-Throughout
Illinois yesterday, forty-eight cities
and towns voted upon the liquol
question in balloting for municipal
officers. Seventeen declared for pro
hibitionon orantI-liceRse and thirty
one declared for license, and of the
latter six were for high license
Four towns ignored the saloon ques
ton and voted on straight politica
issues.
Annihilation.
DENVER, April 1S.-El Paso TIM
avs, editorially: General CrooI
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Ireasnrers Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ there is now the Sinl =
Maricopa county, A t, the
Hundred ard Seventy Dolld{
that bids will be received ~
sign until O'Clock p. m. ON u
the % h day of Ap. il, 1888, for ths surrcn-
der of county warrants on The General
Fund of said county issu prior 10 April
l Z, 1881, under and according to the pro-
visions of an act of The Legis, atnre
of the Terrlt Try o. Arizona, enti,l de-
IAN Act to Provide a Sinking Fund
for the payment of the Debt of ari--
copa Comfy anu to Repeal an Act to facil--
itate the 9avm"nt of the Debt of Maricopa
Cornty." February 9, 1877, Approved Aarch.
Z, 1851
All bids must be il the form of sealed,
pre- p S Il and marked "Bids for the snr-
render of County Warrants" and must By
accompanied by the warrants proposed to-
be surrendered.
No bids will be considered for or ater-
amount than the face of the Warrant with
interest added
G.F. KEMPER, Treasurer.
April IT 1881 19td
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TIE last day of March was the
one hundred and twenty-frst day OF
continuous sleighing in Saratoga
On that day the fields around New
York were white with snow, and in
the interior of of tic State there was
a prospect that the sleighing would
last for weeks.
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A son of James Miller was hunt
ing rabbits one day last week near
the Greer scho llhouse and he reach
ed his hand into a hole after a ra5-
bit which had run in. He pulled
out some wo j, and putting his hand
in again he felt something bite him.
Pulling it out hastily be dragged out
a full sized tarantnla holding on to
his hand. He shook it off and killed
it, and started for the house F.
Hartman filled him up with whisky
and he is no worse from the effects
Of the bite oakland Tribune.
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VIM. B. Hooper IL Co. arc agents
for Damiana Ritters.
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bitters.
DAmIANA makes the old young aud
the weak strong and healthy.
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hall =
Skinny Hen.
"Welrs Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
How young soever you may be,
With failing teeth you're grim and
old;
And losing your mouths purity,
Your features seem both dull and
cold;
Then man or maid, warned of your
Seek SOZODONT e'er it's too late.
Strond's Theater-
Proprietors. .BLoNGER & Co.
Stage Manager. .-...--- C. KoHLER.
GRAND PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT.
Fine Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME MONDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
Entrance to Private Boxes on Mon
teZuma Street.
Performance commences at s P. NJ.
sharp
coOn 1ErrARJE cuOw
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THE Western Union Telegraph
Company are substituting aerial ca
bles in Chicago for the many single
wires. The cables are to be hung
on the poles so that they may be let
down in case of fire. Each cable
will contain eighteen wires.
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DR. Harkness cias >ifes the author
of the Carson footprints found in
the rocks as the Homo Nevadensis,
whose length of track is 1879 inches,
width at he ball of the foot inches,
width of heel 6 inches. Average
length of stride "a inches; width of
trackway 10 inches as measured
from the center of the sandal to the
corresponding ore" IF feet count, I"
says the A7t1, Nevada is the fore
most state in the Union. The Homo
Ncvadensis sports pedal extrem;ties
that would put Chicago belle to
the blush" Sac. Bee.
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Potatoes $3.50 per hundred at Geo
F. Coates For sale by Vandever
Bros, Maricopa, at 81 per hundred
A company of Albuquerque pros
pectors have struck oil about thirty
miles north Of Coolidge OIL was
struck the second day after boring
began on indications, ir sufficient
quantities to flow from the well.
Smoke Opera Puff's at Ruben's.
We hope to see the most stringent
measures at once put into practice to
rid the town of smallpox. Strang-
ers coming in to do business leave at
rcnce, and a week or two more will
- seriously on business, if
is not checked. The only
Nat so few now have it.
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Word arrived yesterday that j.
NJ. Schriver had been seen beyond
the Verde, IN crossing which he had
lost his boots, portion of his cloth
ing, and his horse had escaped from
him.
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he uNDdmlty DOIQD mas now De
come a social and political factor in
Europe. TIE first whisper about its
use in the United States was Just be-
fore the Vanderbilt ball, when it
was rumorcd that the socialists
would acting under Herr Most's ad-
vice, "rebuke" the luXure of the
"plutocrats"-so called-by tossing
4 bomb or two into the ball room.
The times are not quite ripe for such
things over here; but there is no rea-
son TO conclude that they never will
be ripe for them. Let corporate and
money power turn the screws once
or twice more upon the thumbs of
the people and the times may ripen
very quickly. The aristocrat in
America without a great standing
army or a regularly organized secret
police would be particularly amen
able to correction by bomb. The
date of the first mention of dynamite
as the struggling workingman's wea~
pom may he worth remembering-
s. T. Daily Report.
A powder was advertised ~ man
that is warranted to cure cats and
dogs running about and making a
noise at mig t." 1t is bl ,ck and put
in gun, and makes nose itself
"What have you that's good?''
said hungry traveller, as seated
himself at table d'hote at Salt
Lake City Hotel. ooh" said the
waiter, we've roast beef, roast NUT
ton, roast pork, ana broiled curlewS."
whats a curlew?' said the traveller
"Why, bird; something like
snipe." could it fy?'' eyes ''Did
it have wings?" YES" "Then I
don't want any curlew. Anything
that had wings and could fly and
didn't leave this country 1 don't
want for my dinner"
Don't you know 1 dreamed of
you the other night?" said an audi>
cious young lady to her backward
love. Indeed And may venture
to ask what was the dream?" "Oh,
nothing much-I thought you asked
me TO marry you" Eagerly: "And
did you consept?" "Why. you see
you ask in sucn an indirect and I'M
fair way that 1 would not give an
answer" All! my dear Julia, how
can 1 thank you for this opportuni-
ty? Let me ask you now. fairly and
directly, will you marry me?" mo,
sir, won't.
In an interesting article on Hank
Monk, the famous driver, just dead,
the Salt Lake Tribune gives this ac~
count of his last days, suggesting a
romance in his early life: "When
this winter closed down, he went in
10 his little den of a house aud knew
that he was going to mire down in
few weeks. When friends tried to
have him consent to be removed 10
the hospital, where he could have
more comforts, he refused and wait
ed until Wednesday last, when he
drove into the home station. He
died simply a dissipated old stage
driver; but if in The long ago, when
life was bright and hope was exuIt-
ant, his heart did not receive a
wound which changed his whole
life, and all its purposes, then a
mans face, and &C s, and moods, and
modes of thought are no indication
of what he has done and suffered ~
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THE first locomotive constructed
in America was built by Peter Coop
er in 1929 to run on the Baltimore
and Ohio read, the cars of which
were then propelled by horses.
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THE seven Americans charged
with the robbery of the Panama
Railroad Co. safe at Panama, have
ct length been released, a result of
the earnest endeavors of the Ameri-
can Consul and Secretary Ffeling-
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a Gard

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of mani nod,
etc. will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH L. INMAN
Station D, New York City.
:. go, fY,eodw
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APOLLO CoMMANpERY, Knights
Templar of Chicago feels snubbed
by the San Francisco Knights or
rather their Eminent Commander
feels snubbed and has worked up a
feeling against going to the grand
conclave.
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THE great East River bridge,
which has been in actual course of
construction for eighteen years, is at
last mpleted, or nearly so, and in
few days will be open to the pub
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Dissolution ofCopartner
shin.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between j. Nj. Cotton s
James Murphy under the firm name OF
Cotton s. Murphy, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. all accounts due The firm
TO be collected by James Murphy, and oil
debts for which the firm are liable to be
paid by him The business will be con-
ducte at the old stand by James Murphy
TEMPE, A. T., April 10. 1888.
M. COTTON,
apte1mw JAMES MURPHY.
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Cit EIec ion so ice.

NOTICE Is HERE GIVEN THAT
~ on the LIST day of May, A. D., 1882,
there will be he'd a city election FIR the
following offic RS:
Two (2) Councilnae =.
One % Marshal.
One "a Mayor.
One ~ Treasurer.
BY order of the Common Council. made.
this Pad day of April, A. D. 1888.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL, Recorder.
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In the rst.ce's curt If Phenix Prcci4- Ct.
II and for the County ofMaricopa, TIE. =

IN The rst-ce's curt IF Phoenix Prccis or
il and for the County of Maricopn. TIE. =
ritory of Arizona
P. Nlnor, Pla ntiff, VS.. j. NJ schriver;.
Defendant.
The people of the Te-rst1ry of 4 rizona
send greeting to j. NJ. Shriver. def nda 4.
You are hereby REQUIRED to arprar at
my Office in PEerix Precinct, Ma icopa
county, T'rritory of Arlzona, 20 al swer
before me the com pIaint OF the P Plaintiff in,
the above tiled action. now en- file in
my Office. on the 23rd day of JIM @, 1888, at
70 O'Clock. A. NJ.
The said action is brought to recover.
Judgment against YET for the sum of
($49 SOY Foriy-rine Dollars and ifty-six
Cents. in United Stat Gold Gin, alleged
to be due from you to p.eintif for lumber
bought OF him at your request &C., as set.
forth in said plsin IFS complaint now on.
file in my offiee.
And yon are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint.
as above required, said plaintiff will tax e.
judgment g inst you for the said amount,
$40 IS. tngC Their with costs and damages,
in United Sta ties Gold COin.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of MARI
copa county, Greeting: Make legal SER
vice and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
April, A. d i 1888.
W.R. MORRIS,
Justice of the P eace of said Pre-. met.
COX q CAM = B Ill, Attorneys for Pl'tiff-
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WHY don't the Tombstone Rang
ers hunt the Indians that infest the
mountains in the vicinity of that
b,,rU9
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An Ohio man sat down the other
day and wrote on the backs of two
postal cards. Then he turned them
over and corrected them, but by some
mischange the addresses were incor-
rectly placed the result was that the
shirt manufacturer in New York re-
ceived very polite invitation to GO
out carriage riding somewhere in
Ohio, while the young mans lady
love was made frantic by receiving
the following; "Please send me a
samply of the stuff your shirts are
made of"
German friend-"De picture you
hef painted is more putiful; dere is
only Won voId in de English lanck-
guige vich deserves it-and 1 hal
voreotten it.
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P1xLEY writes communistic ar'i-
cles for Truth.
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Fnst Irdiaus Drovyocd
On the Texas norder

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 49,
A telegram TO military headquarters
from the Colonel Commanding at
Fort Clark, regarding the Indian
depredations on the border. stat es
that Major Bernard has returned
He was at Lozier six lours and made
a thorough investigation; also went
to Mayors spIing and to Langiey's.
a Mexican captain with five SOL
diers is across the river at LGnglcy's.
On Thursday evening he reported
that he had been following the In
dians in Mexico and lost the trail
he thought the Indians had gone up
the river on the Mexican side. All
other reports have grown out of tina
one. Randlett will wait in the
vicinity of Lozier for further or
ders from tie department headquar-
tiers
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CHICAGO DEMOCRATS pronounce
Informally for Tilden as their mex
Presidential candidate.
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DENNIS KEARNY continues to
preach Mongrel politics to sand lot
worshipers.
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"BuchuDaybe.

Quick. complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
iisases. s.. Druggists.
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ON ROUTE 10. 8.

From Bowie Station to Fort Bowie
"A Solomon, Sc; N A Morgan, SO.
From Bowie Station to Fort Grant
"A Solomon, So; N a Morgan, "a .
From Bowie Station to Fort
Thomaa-A Solomon, Sc; n A Nor
gan, II.
From Bowie Station to San Carlos
A Solomon 1 IS; n A Morgan, 1 35.
Between all other points within
route, per 100 lbs, per 100 miles-A
Solomon, 2 90; n A Morgan, 1 81.
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Rough ON Rats

Clears OFT rats mice, reaches, flies
nts, bed bugs, skunks, chipmun
crIe1s. 15c, cruglisls
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DIED

In Phoenix, A. T., April IA, 1888,
Mr.. w. S. Mcdonald, recently of
Idaho. 's
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Proposals for Transportation.

Bids for transportation in the De
partment of Arizona for the year
ending June 30th, 1884, per one hun
Gred pounds:
ON ROUTE NO. 1.
From Maricopa tc Fort Mcdowell
Jas NJ Ellis. %; VIM S Head,
1 So.
From Mariccpa to Whipple Depot
Jas NJ Ellis, 4 a.; VIM S Head 4 O5.
From Maricopa to Fort Verde
Jas NJ Ellis 5 IS; VIM 5 Head, 4 10.
Between all other points within
routs, per 100 lbs, per 100 miles
Jas NJ Ellis, 2 SO; VIM 5 Head, 3 co.
ON ROUTE NO. 2.
From Ash Fork to WhIpple Depot
Jerome H Sullivan, l 233{; Jas NJ
Ellis, 3 10; P B and P ] Bracnen,
10; Pedro Montana, 40; S c Mil
Ter, 1 10; Morris Goldwater, 1 So.
From Ash Fork to Fort Verde
Jerome W Sullivan, 1 9S3s; Jas M
Ellis, 2 rs; P B and p J Brannen,
721s; Pedro Montana, 2 90; VIM S
Head, 2 as; S c Miller, 1 60; Morris
Goldwater, l 80.
From Ash Fork to Fort Mcdowell
Jerome W Sullivan. 4 4s9l; Jas
NJ Ellis, 2 20; P b and P Brannen,
3 9315; VIM S Head. so; Pedro
Montana, 4 50; c Miller, %;
Morris Goldwater, 3 so.
From Holbrook to Fort Apache
j Jerome w Sullivan, 1 6SsE; J S
Ellis, 80; P B and P J Brannan,
81 1-10; Pedro Montana, 95; w
S head, 2 10; S c Miller, 1 80; M
Goldwater, 2 90; Theo H Shuplin,
90; w E Talbot, 2 IS; Joseph G
Kay, 2 80; Jas Clark Owens, . %.
Between all other points within
route, per 100 lbs, per 100 miles
Jerome w Sullivan,2 90; j NJ Ellis,
3 90; P B and P Brannen, 2 so;
Pedro Montana, 2 %; w Head,
3 90; S C Miller, 2 40; NJ Gold water,
. "a.
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All respectable dealers keep D
miaua Bitters.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia
Damiana BItters-
You WILL never have a sour stor,
ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
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A GOOD, RELIABLE SHOW,
Milk Mems Notice
D., ALL q 10

Milk Mems Notice
PHOENIX, April 2, 1882.
On and after Monday, April 9Th,
our charges for milk delivered at
Phoenix will be 371a cents per gal
lon and ten cents per quart for milk
in any less quantity than by the
gallon. The loss of stock by alfalfa
feed makes this change necessary.
G. A. TWEED,
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The EPSON Races

LONDON, April II The first day
of the EPSON meeting, The great Ne
tropolitan states handicap was won
by Rothsberry's "Vista," Lord
March's Allison" second, Count
Festiliches "Bersenege" third. Five
ran
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LONDON, April 1S.-A box, said to
contain explosives. was found along
side of the cathedral in Salisbury
plat, last night. The cathedral is
guarded by the police.
East Irdians Drowned
BOMBAY, April 18.-Three RATS
upset in the great tank at Secunden-
abob, while loaded with natives en-
gagged in religious ceremony, and
all were drowned.
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LIVERPOOL. April 1S.-A man by
he name of nugan, at Kingston,
said to be an invincible and connect
ed with the PneniX Park murders,
has been arrested.
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will have the supreme command of
a hundred and fifty Apaches to move
to Sonora. A most vigorous cam
paign will be Immediately inangu-
rated. Both American and Mexican
officers believe that aDnihilat;on
only will make peace possible
How are the Mighty Fallen,
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Mayor Ew~
Ing sent in as an appointment for
the next four years TO the City Coun-
ell last night, most notable one:
that Of Chauncey L. Filley, known
in politics here as Boss Filley, and
abroad as an aspirant to place in
both Garfield aud Arthur's Cabinets,
t. be assessor and collector of waite.
rents
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* Board OF Officers to consist of ::
+ Captain Kinkie Bates, First Infantry
: Captain Henry " Vessels, jr., Third
cAyalry; First Lientenant Matthew
Markfans. FIRST Infantr5 First Lieu
tenant B ReTu5sd Adjutant Third
Cavalry; Second Lfeutenart Louis
p. Brant, First infantry, is appoint
ed to meet at WhiPplc Barracks, on
Monday, the Esd instant or as 5000
thereafter as practicable, forthe ex>
animation of First Sergeant
Guenther, Company B. Fir
ry, recommended for prom
4he position Of second lieutenS
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Bids for transportation in the De
partment of Arizona for the year
ending June Both, 1884, per one hun
dred mounds
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burg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-07-12
VANDALn ITEMS
correspondence Of the Ledger,

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
vANDAIIA, No., July ll.-Local ITEM
just now are few and far between in thi.
locality.
Vandalia boasts Of more professions
~dog-canners than any town In the State
Cannot this dog-gonned practice b
stopped
Why don't the Band boys give . biz
picnica It would pay them Handsomely
Miss Ward and Misses LaFrsnce, Of
Perry, have been visiting friends here the
past week.
Archie Dougan left yesterday for Chica-
go, where he will 60 into business. The
best wishes Of his many friends 60 with
him.
The crowd from here on the Fourth was
pretty evenly divided between Louisiana,
Farber and Wellsville. All report an ex-
ceilent day Of enjoyment.
Nh. Bobbie Sinclair, although o little
dishgured, is still in the ring. He comes
mp town every morning yelling, 'sl(ore
hair In the bread!"
Burglars forced the lock of tho door Of
Pearson Bros. dry goods store on the
night Of the Fourth. They were evident
ly scared sway, as nothing has been
missed.
Joe Biackbarn, Of Marshall, Is sps.ding
afew days here, while Cash h Alling Joe's
place in Marshall. Joe II trying to en-
courage q sickly-lookins patch Of down
on his upper lip, that reminds one Of q
young chicken just feathering out.
We are sorry that innocent parties have
been sworn at" for being the LEDaxk's
correspondent here. However, It IL
Christ-like 10 bear the sins of others.
John Lewis aud J. r. Crawford and
fasaily win leave here for viryinia next
Sunday night. Bob Sinclair WIN an Nr.
Lewis engagement daring his absence.
ThameJ Stewart In wen.