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m. a. AIM MONS LIVER MEDI.
CINE.
what is Said Of "a.

1t is indispensable IN this maiarouS climate.
We can't do without II. II saved us from IN UGH
sickness Rev. J. {. Weaver, of Texas
Twenty years of suffering from indigestion
and diseased liver was relieved Ivy package oi
it."-Rev. NJ. II. Cullum. Grapevine, TcNas.
Ii has done more Ia relieve and eur" me- OF
sick headache than all the Other remedies ever
used. y NJ. I.e"d, OF North Carolina
1t proved blessing Ia my family. cheer
fully testify Ia its merits lis pnpularity iicrc is
unbounded."-Rc Rev. s. G.. Shaw, Baicsville, Ark
These are bnrsamrrs from among The many
thousands ri unsolicited t. siimonials received
during the past few years. Ask you druggist for
the original NJ. A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE
made al ST Louis, Mo Take no other. IS
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AT the residence of the brides father, Mr.. }. l..
Bryan, on the 9Th instant, Mr. j. w. Bradshaw,
OF Wild Wood, and Miss Urania Bryan. Rev.
Asa Crowder officiating. The bride and groom
came to this city yesterday evening, and will
leave on the one o'clock train to-day for their
South Florida home followed by the good ishes
OF their many friends here,
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Cash Price for Dixie FlOWs
Is $3.50, at w. r. Wilson's. 81
Why They Call Him old MAN. -

ayes, that's sadly So said Jenkins, my hair
is turning gray and falling out before its time.
Use something? would, but most hair reslor-
ers are dangerous" True" said his friend but
Parkers Hair Balsam is as harmless as ii is
effective I've tried it, and know. Give the
Balsam show, and the boys will soon stop call
ing you 'Od Man Jenkins" 1t never fails to
restore the original color to gray or faded hair
Richly pertumed, an elegant dressing. ldec2S-lm
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Neuralgia

Is instantly relieved and cured bv Dr. .Jortlan's
Joyous Julcp Nothing like ii on the globe for
the immediate relief Of Neuralgia Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache. Fm Painful Men
situation it has no equal Cures every time
when properly taken Get it Al ono" il ynu sut-
fer Price 80 cents For sale hv W. Lively
and w. a. l,awlS, druggists 81,
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Leon County butter.

DIR. Lancaster presented no with some delicious
butter that he had bought in Tallahassee, made
by W. l.. Robinson, Of that place, from Jersey
cows that he had imported. The butter is OF II
beautiful color. and put up in packages of two
pounds each. We are pleased TO notice such in
stances of the progress being made in that p,lt
of the State -DrLand Agr1cnlturia
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minister he is greatly beloved by his congrega-
ton and highly esteemed by the community, and
the members of his church could be no better
pleased than to have him returned for another
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Blank

Contracts, Mortgages, Deeds, variety of Crop
Liens, and other blanks neatly printed, on good
paper for sale at the FLORIDIAN Office Orders
filled by mail or express.
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J. Bruce Reid VS. .Junius Smith and kiitie A.
Smith, his wife, and Owen ID. Ball and Ro-
berta b. Ball, his wife.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED
i herein that the prayer is for partition of the fol
lowing described lands in Leon county, Florida
East half of southwest quarter of section II north
west quarter and southwest quarter of northeast
quarter of section %; cast halt of east half of
ton 2S all in township g north, range ., cast, be
tween the complainant and the defendants, Kittc
A. Smith and Roberta B. Ball, the tenants in com
mon of said lands and that the defendants are non
residents of this State, the said Smith and wife
siding in Thomas county, Georgia. and the said Ball
and wife in Norfolk county, Virginia; II is ordered,
That the defendants do appear and answer said bill
by the Rule Day in April 1884 and that this order
be published as q notice to said defendants in the
WEEKLY FIORIDIAN for four weeks cOnsccutivey,
to begin not less than three months before the time
fixed for answering the bill
Ordered at Chambers this eth day of December,
A. D. 1888 d. s. WALKER, Judge.
Jan. l, 1884 4w
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver Wedi-


The best family medicine made. II is the
latest and by far the best corrective of all disor-
ders of the Liver Stomach and Bowels in the
market Acts like charm in Indigestion, Tor
pid Liver and Constipation. Only try it. For
sale by NJ. Lively and w. A. Rawls, druggists
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Our first edition of road laws being exhausted
we have printed few hundred copies more.
Send your orders to the FLoRIDIAN office. Price,
one dollar per DOZEN single copies ten cents.
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AericuIturai IsnpIrMIcntN

Plows, ilarrows Cullirl!"rS. lirmo~. Traces
Backbands, BRIDES, Collars, Sin2circr, \ >"~.
Hoes, ShovciS. RAkts, Forks, Iron Wedges, G''ih
Hoes, Saws, Spades, anil cvcryiiin.c o-.' u"ed"l
on :atm, at lower prices lhan ever before Ht
81 b A. MEGtN<f;~
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The entertainment at the Leon on Monday
evening OF the young gentlemen of Tallahassee
by the young ladies Of the place at Leap Year
Hop was most successful and enjoyable Incl
dent of the winters round of gayeties. The fair
managers of the fete devoted themselves 10 their
arduous and numerous duties with commen.ia-
bic zeal and a cunning little we'll-show -'em-
how-things ought be done air that alone was
worth double the price of admission " to the
SPECTATORS The able corps of committeeman G.
led by Miss Gamble and Miss NJ. &. Williams
covered themselves with glory with every effort
they made for the entertainment of the shy awk-
ward creatures temporarily under their care
The gentlemen bore their blushing honors
thick upon them " and yielded with simperIng
grace to the gentle mnistratons of their fair
hostesses. There were wa-f1owers, toe those
inevitable and Indispensable ornaments of every
wcll-regulated ball room, and they seemed to en-
JOY hooking on, quite as much as their prototypes
of the genter sex have been wont to do Per-
haps they also found wholesome. moral in their
evenings experience
Among the guests present and enjoying the
festivities were Mr. George Beard escorted by
Miss Maggie Williams, Mr. Wallace Qusrterman
with Miss Fannie Chaires, Mr.. r. H. Shine with
Miss Carrie Fisher, Mr.. G. ]. Shine with Miss
Mnna Chaires, Mr.. Geo. Hopkins with Miss
Maggie Pcarce, Mr.. II. F. Damon with Miss
| Clara Lee, Mr. f. J. Syinor with Miss Leila
Shine, Mr.. r. c. Brevard with Miss Mamie Will
son, Mr.. T. B. Anderson with Miss Le,te b.
Gamble, Mr. John T. Crawford with Miss Gam
bic Mr.. l.. b. Wombwell with Mrs. Benedict
Mr. Arvah Hopkins with Miss Lisa Williams,
Mr. f. p. Damon with Miss Mamie Ward. Mr.
| w. G. Lee with Miss Annie Chares, Mr. J. II
Shine with Miss Octavia Chaires, Prof Meek with
Miss Annie Ames, Prof Rivers and Miss Lalla
| Byrd, Mr.. J. Whitfield and Miss F. Henderson,
Mr. j. w. Coles and Miss Branch, of Tennessee
Mr. Harry Burroughs and Mrs Burroughs, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Edmund Page, Mr.. and Mrs H. s.
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Byrd. number of
! the guests of the hotel were also present, among
| them Mr.. and Mrs II. D. McCulloch of Mich
! gan; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, of Burlington, n j. !;
| Miss McIIenry, of Kentucky; Judge Fisher, of
| Baltimore, and others.
The dancing was kept up until late hour, and
the guests departed to their several homes es
Cnrted carefully in the dim moonlight by their
| iair companions, every one wishing that every
year was leap year and that leap year hops grew
on every bush.
Cash Price for Dixie H'lOw~
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IMMENSE CRASH IN CLOTH.
ING.

Just received, a 81 O0e stock of fine and me-
dunn Overcoats on consignment, from one OF The
largest clothing establishments in the North.
Must be sold without reserve by March Isl. Call
carly and get first choice, nj
80 A. LEVY
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Civil and Criminal Deckets, neatly ruled, with
appropriate headings, and substantially bound
AT the FLoRIDIAN Office.
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Fat Backs, &C.; Bellies, Sc L. G. Sides, Tic
Freight added-48 cents per hundred on gross
weight. Full stock on hand, ut
80 y. A LFvYs
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Dwelling with six rooms and out houses good
cstern and large garden.
Apply at this office. H-2t
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auction for the Ladies'.

During the present week Mrs. F. X. Lamb
will offer her entire stock of Millinery Goods at
cost, in Judge Walkers new brick building
On Wednesday and Saturday these goods will
he offered at public action.
The ladies are specially invited t" examine
these goods. Rare bargains this week 80
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M METEOROLOGICAL.

Record Of Temperature at T'nRahasseel: FLORIDA,
for the past meek !
observations taken by W. A. RAwIs, DragEtet and
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" The Boss Plow, price 1915, at b A Me
ginniss' IS
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Sspt (Hulr Prices.

Ask for prices at FLoRIDIAN job office hci"r
you send your job work abroad.
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MASONIC.

eE- Regular meetings OF jACxstIN LoDGK
M ! are held on the first and third Mondays Ia each
~'n'n ~ w. n. McINTosHj ls.,ssary
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Attention Farmers
Road Laws.

Forward march to W. r. Wilson's for Agricul
tural Implements ~
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4. q. q. r.

~ Regular meetings of i.koN LoDG4 No. 5,
hsld every Tuesday Evening" 81 their Lodge Room,
,cock All Brothers in good standing Are ihvited To
attend. W H. ohiNAs ~ w.
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w. M. VICKERS.

Eut c h er a nd Green Grocer.
ln Judge Walkers new building, corner Monroe and
McCarty Streets, will keep consHntly ON hand
Fresh Beef. Mutton, Veal, Pork, Sausage.
&c. Also. Poultry, Eggs and Vegetables.
by object and aim being to furnish the comm
nifty with Just what they need, respectfully solicit
a share Of public patronage.
PURCHASES DELIVERED IN ANY PART or run CITY.
F Highest cash prices paid for faG cattle, sheep,
&c, Dee. n. l6eS-H
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No Use RalkIuS.

Ii cant Get cost for Ovcrcolte VII sell
them Tor less They must be sold. n
~ Y A. Laws
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Agricultural implements.

Axes Trace Chains, IIamps
Long and short handle ShovcS and Spades,
Long and short handle Forks,
Pow Line Rope, Horse Collars,
Single and Double Leather Breeding,
Plow Brides, Single Trees, Lap Rings, and
cvcry..0ther article necessary to start your farm,
YOU can buy cheap, at W. r. Wilson's 81
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For sale by w. r. Wilson.
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500 Dixie PlOWs

For sale by w. r. Wilson.
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Am OVercOan.

One side for everyday the other side for Sunday
Only Sc, at 3ol \ "A. LEWIS
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~ Regular meetings Of AuCILLA ENcAMP-
xssT No. q held the second and fourth AeAadk hoe
-. Of each month, at their Lodge Room, n socOc.
I'll Pstriarchs in good standing invited TO stsenh
Az B. A MBt3INNhsSt G, p
w NJ MCINTOSH. SR.. Scribe
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Surgery in Our University.

NASH h0TICF TOT HIINIF H'IOWN
Is So so, al W. H. Wilson's ::
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500 Dixie ADlOWs
Civil Appointments.

For sale by w X. Wilson.
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Cash Price for Dixie Pillows
Ruggies "a

The cheapest and best Buggics and Wagons in
the market can be bought at
35 3m NJ NJ CORH's
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Orders Left at City Drug Store will Receive
Prompt Attention.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. |, lSS4-Gm
Second Judicial Circuit of Florida Circuit Court
of Leon County.
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DRICK, SINGLE ROOF, ELEVEN ROOMS,
ID large grounds. Easy terms. Apply at
35-4t THIS OFFICE.
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THE EDITOR AND HIS HAVIHTsR
Unto her pa, with face serene.
Said one Of Gotham fairies. daughters
What does this old expression Inea!l-
This casting bread upon the waterr
Her father, with soft caress>
Replied with sarne stsess tur.Fising
My dear, tits nothing more nor less
Than most judicious ADVERTISING"
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COTTON MARK ET.

MIDDLINa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-01
Reception.

The Presbyterian parsonage at Green
Hill, on Saturday evening. was the
scene Of a most enjoyable event. In
antic ipation of the arrival of their pas
tor elect, Rev. FL. X. Walker, and his
bride, goodiy number of the conRreaa.
ton gathered together to welcome their
coming. Through the efforts of the ladies
OF the church, the parsonage had been
handsomely papered and furnished. or
this, however, the paster and his wife
were entirely unaware, land their hearts
were made truly glad by this unlocked
for evidence of regard on the part of
their people. After greetings had been
exchanged, the keys of the parsonage
were presented TO the pastor by Mr..
John Q. Stirling, who with appropriate
remarks welcomed the pastor and his
wife to their new home. After the re-
ply of Mr.. Walker expressing the ap-
probation of himself and wife for the
kindness 30 unexpectedly shown them,
the company adjourned to the dining
room and partook of Refreshments sup
piled by willing hands. A short time
was spent in pleasant conversation, at
ter which the doxology Praise God
from whom all Blessings Flow" vas
sung, and the company was dismiss
with the benediction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-01
THIRD EDITION,


The situation at the Water Depart
ment remains about as it was q few
days ago. Both George III. p. Simmons
and Samuel S. Curlett still remain on
duty, each claiming the right to off
ciate in the capacity of inspector and
collector. 1t will be remem bered that
Mr.. Simmons was appointed to that
position by the Water Committee OF
the last Council, while Mr.. Curlett was
appointed to the same place by the
Water Committee OF the present Coun.
Gil.
Mr.. Simmons refuses to yacate and
10 bravely holding the fort As he 1.
in posse ssion of the keys of the safe and
books he is attending to the duties Of
the office, while his would be-successol
sits in the Office, a silent observer OF
what Is going on. Both are confide nj
that they will be recognized by the
Water Commission, but the Commits
sion will take no action in the matter
until the court renders decision In
relation TO the legality OF the powers OF
the commission, which will not b.
until the 22d of the present month.
1t is generally believed that the deci
sion of the Court will be in favor o.
sustaining the Water Commission, or
in other words, will decide the law t.
be constitutional, which was the mair
point argued before them. This hal
been the opin ion of quite a mum Der O
prominent lawyers OF both parties TO
some time. 1t is also stated that H. b
McIntire will be recognized by tn
Commission as Chief Engineer Of tn
Water department, and that he woul,
undoubtedl " draw his pay as such iron
the date of his appointment. Som
doubt this, however, and II new maj
happens to get the place there will NJ
doubt ia war in the camp. To make tn
situation. more interesting, the Waite
Commission does not propose to recog
nize the present Water Committee @
Council or abide by any of its ap
pointments, which will no doubt caus
a wide breach between the two bodie
and probably disruption. The presen
outlook gives promise OF h" music in tn
air" and some fun ahead.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-01

A large and interested congregation
assembled in Green Hill Presbyterian
church on Sabbath afternoon TO witness
the installation of Rev. III. X. Walker.
recent graduate of Auburn Theology.
cal Seminary, as pastor of the churches
81 Green Hill and Rockland. The
church, which has been thoroughly re.
paired, was tastefully decorated for the
occasion with flowers and evergreens.
and the services we're of most inter-
esting nature.
Rev. M. A. Brownson preached the
sermon. Lafayette Marks, ID. d., de-
lvered the charge to the pastor, while
Rev. A. w. Keigwin charged the peo-
pie.
A pleasant surprise to the congreea
tion was to see the venerable form of
their former pastor, Rev. Gaylord
l.. More, who, in the absence OF Rev.
W.. w. Tay lor, proposed to the paste,
and people the constitutional dues-
tions.
The exercises were concluded by the
benedictios pronounced by the newl,
installed pastor, who enters upon hi.
work with earnest wishes for abupdani
success in bis labors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-01
EDITION,



Tho twenty-ffth anniversary Of the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Morrison, of Conshohocken, Pa, was
celebrated on Thursday last at their
handsome residence, on Harry street,
by a gathering of their friends which
was largely attended. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stokley, Mr.. Kendell b. Stoklsy, Mrs.
Susan Tumlin and Miss Emma Turn lin,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Z.
Montgomery, Mr.. Joseph T. Mont
gomery, Miss Mollie MONTGOMERY, Miss
Sadie Montgomery, Mr.. William Crock.
ran, DR.. and Mrs. j. X. Brown, DR..
and Mira Samuel johnson, Mrs.
Charles Thatcher, MIR. Harry Thatcher.
and Mrs. William Jack and son, of
Wilmington; Mrs. James Singleton,
OF Chester county; Mrs. James Draper,
Of Camden, N. j.; Il. #. Slough, Esq.,
Of Norristown; DR.. and Mrs. James w.
Harry, Miss Emma Stanley, Mrs. Rich
ard Brehm, Mr.. William Plank and
wife, Miss Ida Plank, Miss Fannie
Mahoney, Mr.. William Robinson, Mr..
John w. Murray, of Conshohocken, and
m any others.
The presents were numerous and
andsome, the value Of some them run.
n ing into hundreds Of dollars. An
elegant banquet was served for the
guests, the centre Of the table being or
namented with . floral pyramid which
reached TO the ceiling Of the room, and
which was fanked by pyramids of fruit.
Music was furnished by q Philadelphia
orchestra, and the entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Morrison formerly resided In
our city, and has been . subscriber &c
the Weekly Republican for twenty
two years.
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The Cniesge pelexa,,en .

Arrangements are about perfected
for tho Delaware delegations trip ID
Chicago, to attend the Democratic Ma.
tional Convention. which meets at that
place on July 8th. The party will leave
this city on Friday night. July 4, by
the b. 81 o. Railroad. II three cal
loads OF Atty passengers each. can bt
obta iDed, they will go by . special
train, but II only two carloads can be
obtained, they will be attached to the
rear car carrying the Maryland delega-
ton. The rate for the round trip has
been fixed at So. 80, includingi sleeping
berths. The delegation will com prise q
number of prominent Democratic Off
ella ls and the entire party will do ali
in their power for the success of Mr..
Bayard in the race for the Presidential
nomination.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-01


Frank jackson, formerly Of this A
but now enga. ed in the brick bp,iul
At Annapolis, with his brother.iu.li
Mr.. Hickman, Is on a visit to
family in this city, whom he !
remove to his new home in al
time.
A musical concert will be given 4
evening and also on THURSDAY event
at the Atlantic Garden, No. "a XXI
street, by the Delaware brass band.
are invited
Mr.. Wilson, the organiss of vi
Presbyterian church, is collecting I
ney for the purpose of putting id
turbine water wheel to supply the
gan with the proper wind.
j. Taylor Cause, President Of :
Harlan & Hollingsworth Comu
with his son Victor, will leave 4,
York on July 9, for short Elrp
tour.
The editorial excursion 20 CseN
this morning via. the w, & N, rslrd
and steamer Republic, CONSISTED
two well filed cars, including I'd
Der of Wilmington editors AID ID
wives.
Sill & Bailey's regular sale Of 60
at Red Lion was well attended vest
day and good prices we're realized
W. Stidham q Son were tie a
tioneers.
Proposals for erecting about 200 \
of board fence around the new all
house, have been asked for by
building committee Of thu Trustee |
the Poor.
A white 10y made an attack %
colored boy at Fourth and King sIs
this morning, and Tor tine tie
was q lively one. Tho po!i'e ann
and took the belligerents 10 the hai'
The Union National Bauk Of
city has declared dividend Of u
ceut ~ lie past six mouths, Gear
tax, pay able on demand.
E. r. Banks wishes information
a large bay horse whlcs strayeu a"
from near DuPont's sf3tion lest Iau
day evening.
Z. Dupont & &c. recovered
gray horse which s;rayed awaya
days ago, through ar adyer'isenlel'
the REPUBLICAS.
The old ferry MI Of the Fanny
State Iron Company has shut doM ,,a
two weeks, during which 'ini9 lam
GUS repairs will DO made. Il
The Wilmiul tea City Rail"a! "
pany are laying new rails on liie RI RI
ney and Clayton streets. ia
Silver watches at Bayraru y rs
ana Market streets. j..
Pianos and organs OF al Ain''
BaynArd's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-01

This morning s. schoheG, VT "a
Mullin ..aI William Parsloe, ri
charged a,f.re Judge Cumm,n ,S VA Vi
fighting al aa street in the ri n"ads
las, ever. Gbe arrest was i' ci,i,a
officer ga uond, assisted oy ina i
sal when .ne care sas l,'sa asad Al
lowing facts were sh Jwn scGs'tj IN 4
Mullin wers both EMPLOYS holds
Arlington mile, where Pars .l"'Dsriuts
nosition q an assistant sapeis11
dent. Some time go the f,ilsd|
which Mullin was employtu,; ,aS add
do It's work propei' y, ana ! ,nyssid
$50 worth Of material. Al VA that
ftion by Mr.. Par Shows we'd iul
niece OF leather ha .ttA p'", sior d
and suspi cioning Muliin as a Iss
author Of the mischit nc have b
- m. Since then the t,io m7u ,. a
a ,nire at Parsloe, and last t ~ III >
.a,!l,rd him. The case ~ aI,nIsss
Psr-lor was concerned n, ws' we're we're spd
while Schofield and Muilih "'
| s. and costs each.