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New Manufacturing Enterprises.

The r. R. Rouse Manufacturing Company, of
this city, filed articles of incorporation with the
Secretary of State yesterday. The capital stock
is $40, 900. The company will manufacture all
kinds of mechanical tools.
The Wrecking-frog and Railroad Supply Com
pany was also incorporated. The capital stock
is $lO0, 900, and the business will be conducted in
this city. The directors are Harry E. Deem,
Harry King, D. F, Whitcomb, John B.. Witty,
W. D. Ernst, E. B. Whitcomb, and J. K Ora
ham.
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NEW patterns in Bedroom Sets at King &
Elders.
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State Board of Education.

The State Board of Education, at its session
yesterday, decided to issue commissions to the
high-schools at Aurora, Bedford, Carthage,
Greencastle and Muncie, for preparing students
for the State University. o. E. Arbuckle, of JEFF
ferson county; Alice E. Brown, of Lafayette,
and E. A. Clarke, of Evansville, were granted
State certificates for teaching.
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Upright PianO-FOrte

For their own personal use. Every Piano is warranted for
Five Years. Haines Bros Pianos are sold at the Lowest Prices
consistent with the high standing of manufacture.
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The civ Board of HeaIth.

At a meeting of the city Board of Health yes
to-day, DR.. NJ. t. Runnels was appointed sec
rotary of the board to FIJI out the unoxpired term
of DR.. Elder. until Jan. /, 1885. A peremptory
order was issued that flags should be put up at
houses wher6 there were cases of measles, diph-
liberia, scarlet fever or smallpox.
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The Henley still holds its grip on the affection
of the roller skaters in this part of the country.
1t is easy running, light, neat, and durable. The
ladies take it because it does not tire them. We
keep the repairs in stock, and sell the skate at
manufacturers prices. Kinks supplied at factory
prices. H~nDEBRAND & FUGATE,
Agents Henley Skate, 80 South Meridian street,
In~diananoliS.
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Mr. Espex AGAIN in Trouble.

Charles Espey was arrested yesterday for
having secured goods from Frank Ryan, the
hat dealer, on an order bearing the signature of
his wife, which was, it is alleged, a forgery.
Espey was recently divorced from his wife. He
waived preliminary examination.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

In view of the increasing demand Tor our New Upright Piano
Forte, and our unqualified conviction that its properties, music
ally and as an article of artistic furniture, combine to give it value
and preference over the Square Piano-forte, We beg to announce
that we have eliminated all styles of Squares from our catalogue,
and that in future we will conine ourselves to the manufacture
of Uprights and Grands exclusively. HAINES BROS.
We are constantly receiving fresh lots of these beautiful in
struments, and invite their inspection by parties desiring to pur-
chase. Amateurs and all interested are cordially invited to visit
our rooms, whether they wish to purchase or not.
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Acknowledgement Hord,s Report.

Att~orney-general Hord, who will relinquish his
Office to Colonel Wilson, his successor, on the
oath of next month, is preparing a report Of the
official business transacted during his term. OF
152 criminal cases that have been tried, twenty
nine have been reversed.
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DoN'r fail to see the shirts at Parkers.

WHITEHEAD & WRIGHT, monumental deal
ers, have removed their establishment from No.
16l Massachusetts avenue to No. 70 East Market
street, first door east of Postoffice, where they
will be happy to see their old friends and form
many new ones.
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BURGLARS STILL A-BuRGL1NG.
A Number of EobbcrIes OF Market Street Sn.
looms Thursday Night.

A Number of EobbcrIes OF Market Street Sn.
looms Thursday Night.
The enterprising bnrgler had gay and
festive picnic along Market street Thurs.
day night or early yesterday morning,
without being tnolestcd or disturbed. The
saloons OF John Long, VIM. Zimmerman,
John Sheekcy, Chas. Behler and Joseph
Young we're all gone through. All these
places are situated OH Market street be.
tween Twelfth and Fifteenth streets; the
entire distance is patrolled by special
nisht.watchmen. Longs place is. on
Lauchlin's beat and the other four on that
supposed to be patrolled by that peReri:
bic antiquarian, Perry Tracy. -
glAt each place an entrance was effected
by the rear througha window or transom.
At Longs about one hundred dollars in
money and gold watch WIS secured. AT
the other places the thieves were not so
lucky, only. getting what little change
was left in the money drawers
which in some cases amounted to only q
few cents, and what drinks and cigars they
wanted. Behler's and sheekey's were also
entered Wednesday night. Yesterday the
police were notified and set about
hunting up the burglars. A Waterman
that would permit such free and easy
action on his beat rs has taken place dur
ing the past three nights on Tracy,s best
must DO n valuable acquisition for the
safety OF the city. M 54s Ii. sIis
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A NARROW ESCAPE,
a AInu, Ills WHO nnd Child Thrown from
u buggy. ---


buggy. -
Yesterday forenoon o team Of horses
coming up Sixteenth street, near Main,
frightened at a IIempield railroad train,
and dashing up the street turned abruptly
into Market and started up that street ut n
frightiul speed. Just above the postoiIiee
the occupants OF the light wagon which
the horses were drawing, q man, n woman
and Il little child, were thrown
out. The man, whose name is
Samuel Robinson, and who lives
near Sherrad, Marshall county, alighted
head first on the curbstonc, and striking
his left temple, was very severely hurt,
three long gashes being cut in his scalp
and face, cleartothc skull. Mrs. Robinson
and the child were both insensiblc when
taken up. Mrs Robinson soon recovered,
however, and was found to have no
marks OF her fall but some ugly scratches.
The child was also quickly restored to
and found to have pain
full bump on the head, but no other per-
ceptible injury.
The team ran up to Twelfth street, and
there turned toward Main, but was caught
before going far. The harness was un-
broken, and the only injury sustained by
the wagon was the loss OF several spokes.
The escape seems almost miraculous all
round. The streets were full OF other
wagons and teams, and it seemed scarcely
possible that wagon without driver
could make its way among them without
a collision.
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sTO-DAY3S MEETING u
MEssRs. SULLIVAN AND 3sEEaEn
To address. the Audience Mt the Stand at The
West Front of lhe Capitol, on tbs: Peril. /
nent Political Issues of this Cam. :.
pnlgu-Two Eloquent spcnI,crs. "a

The meeting at Capitol Square thisaftc
noon ut 9 O'Clock should DO one Of tho
finest Of this campaign Of remarkable Re-
publican meetings, Such MI orator ms
Hon. Alexander NJ. Sullivan, Ex.Prcsi-
dent OF the Irish National Land League Of
America, is seldom heard OH the political
stump. He Is not an ordinary stutnp
speaker, but n polished and scholarly ora
tor, US candid Ms he is eloquent, and more
iudicious than partisan. The leading men
Of this country, OF both political parties,
have spoken In his praise.
Hon, Eugene Seegcr, Of Denver, Colo.
rado, will also address the meeting. Those
who heard him last night will be anxious
TO l,ear him again, and those who did not
should not miss tho opportunity TO do 80.
lle will speak this afternoon Ia English,
ind he Is u most entertaining orator. The
meeting is given under the auspices Of
tho Independent Irish-Amciican Blaine
and Logan club, and every detail will be
attended 10.
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FURNISHED d OoNlSEl:4R RENT
4 suitable forgentlemen l0dgers, 1.Ii Fan s,rec,
Il few dOnrS below Twelfth ~ rp, = 49, " n,Ss
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MARTINS FERRY Z.
ATown clotls-PolltieaI,P Personals and other

M n 81 Notes. f,s5Sir w 6Iif5
4 "A 81. John and Daniel club Ia being
formed here. jSEi S3l ID
AAIr. Charles selby Is quite III athis homo
oniWyst Walnut street. "a
Mr., Charles Smith Is home from a trip
West for the Buckeye Glass Works.
The Democrats hero will 90 10 Wheel.
Ing tonight 10 help paint tho town red. q
Tho Democratic meeting on Thursday
evening was an exceedingly snail affair.
Tho Republicans OF Martins Ferry and
tho vicinity arc making preparations to
turn nut In lnrgc numbers 10 90 10 Steu.
bearille tonight and to Wheeling Mon.
day hight. n
Gen. Waller, OF Connecticut, and Col
Robt. White were announced 10 address
tho Democrats from stand on First street
Inst evening. Tho latter gentleman WIS
alsoannounccd to have charge Of n Wheel.
ing club 10 MoundsvilIe.
An effort ia being made TO secure q town
clock OIL the now German Lutheran
Church. This would he n decided in.
provGment TO tho town and direct benc-
III 10 everybody 10 lave some regular
time, and all should contribute little to
tho enterprise,
Tho Blaine md Logan Escort Club were
presented with handsome silk and satin
banner by n number OF young ladies
Thursday evening. Judge Cochran made
tho presentation speech and Anderson
KatstOn, IT,, responded on behalf OF the
ynnng gentlemen In few well chosen 70.
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BELLAIlsE.
Campaign Mites and General News from tho
Glass City, rsH.

Glass City.
Hon. L. Danforl was in town yesterday.
Rov. Samuel r. Frazier, OF Youngstown,
0.,@ill preach ut the United Presbyterian
church Sunday. Ha7
A good company OF n hundred veterans
OF the late war arc enrolled for the next
Republican parade.
AS all doubtful votes will be challenged
Tuesday there is no time 10 be lost in
looking up ali the necessary evidence II
one thinks his vote may be challenged.
The Republican marching clubs ut n
meeting held TO discuss their invitations
decided 10 go 10 GAINESVILLE tonight. They
want to 90 where their presence will help
The most and think our own county is the
best place 10 strike this time. 1t is i'm.
portant that all the members turn out.
The train will leave at $3.50. city time, and
tho round trip fare will be sixty cents
with the drum corps passed free.
Rev. T. II. Armstrong, formerly pastor
Of the churches in the Ecliaire NJ. L. cir
cult, was married Thursday evening TO
Miss Maggie Nclr at the brides home u
few miles west OF Bcllaire. Rev. Mr..
Paine, the Presiding Elder of the district,
performed the ceremony. The couple
left at once for Now York to take II
steamer for England. They will visit the
Continent and Egypt and Palestine, re-
malnlDg abroad several years.
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LOCAL B IRE, TIT ! g.
Matters of Minor Nom ont IN and Asout N,

III
MATINEE at Charley sbay's theatre to.
day. t59{ ili3,gfIS9
\ SULLIVAN and seeger at Capitol Square
this afternoon. 4 AZ a,lI.,,
q NrtYEa's orchestra played for n private
ball at the Arion hall lust evening. nj,
MAYER's brass band has been secured
for the Republican parade OH Monday. 81
]. F. snlng, the druggist, was out hunt.
Ing near the Pennsylvania border ycster.
day, and bagged sixteen squirrels and one
pheasant.
TIE Veterans Blaine and Logan club
Will meet this evening ut $50 sharp at
their hall on Chapline street, to 20 to
Steubenville. no
ALL members Of tho Junior plnmcd
Knights Club that nrc going TO Steuben.
vile this evening will meet ut the hall at
G o'clock sharp in full uniform.
A hoy named Mack had his foot mashed
on the Cleveland, l.orain 4 Wheeling
railroad ut bridgeport yesterday about
noon. iie WIS brought over to the Hos.
pital, and part OF the foot amputated.
TiIE Junior Plumcd Knights laveabout
completed their arrangements for their
benefit entertainment 10 bo given ut the
Opera House next Thursday evening. II
promises to be quite an enjoyable affair.
Tng Jefferson Escort club, tho Jefferson
Juniors and ono ward club, about 100 in
all, assisted at the Democratic domonstra.
ton ut Monndsyille Inst night. One Of
the speakers Of the OCCASION WIS John O.
Pcndleton, Esq. 81
4 SPECIAL session of Part II OF the Cir.
cult Court will be held this evening at I 80
o'clock for the purpose Of issuing naturali.
cation papers TO those who cannot be pres.
ent In the daytime. After this session the
court will adjourn to court in course. q
| GEonoE WglSogaBga and John Ritz,
both Of this city, will row n three mile
boat race over the Wellsburg course this
afternoon between the hours OF and
O'Clock, for purse OF S500a side. Excur.
sion trains will be run up on the Pewiky
road.
| ALL OF the fiumed Knights who intend
going to Steuhenville and who can con.
vcniently arrange 1t, nrc requested to
meet at the Lincoln club rooms this even.
ing at O o'clock. Those who cannot meet
at that hour will proceed directly to the
train. '.a.s.
RErrnLIcANs who have not procured
their naturalization papers should bear in
mind that to-day is the last day that they
can be secured before the election. Re.
Wlblicans who have lived here number
Of years without securing their papers
should at once declare their intention.
FRANK McCoRMlcK was drunk ut the
Woodforl meeting Thursday night, and
kept making insulting remarks until
moved off by the police. Then he went
up town cursing Republicans in general
una blaine in particular, until hauled in
by Constable LaughIin, when he directed
his abuse on him. Yesterday Squire
Ankle committed Mccormick to jail for
twenty days in default OF 81 aud costs foi
drunkenness on the street, and s. and costs
for abusing the officer.
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'R For. chapped and Oily Skin,
-, ...i-,t~,A. Cuaeuru Soap, :sfat,
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An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
and vegetable remedy for the speedy aud
permanent cure OF the Consumtion, Bron-
chitis, Catarrli, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, and also n positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make Unknown
TO his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire TO relieve a human
suffering. will send free OF charge, 10 all
who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparingand using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
WA. Noyes, lao Powers Bloco, Rochcs-
ter, n. Y. COW
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PARIS, October lO.-A dispatch from
General Briere de Lislc under date OF the
Sth says: General Nesrier is pursuing
The Chinese toward the village OF Yentke.
| have ordered. that keptown, where
General Nesrier's forces had IN engage
ment with the Chinese, be strongly occu.
pied and the Loo Chuan river and other
outlets closed. The Western Southern
fonQuin is tranquil and the Chinese
bands have been driven or and their
Chief killed.
"Our fleet is closely watching the coast
| assume immediate command OF the
troops, and am about to leave for Hanoi"
Admiral peyron, Minister OF Marine,
has sent 4 dispatch to Gen. Dc l.isle, con-
graduating him upon the success OF the
french,
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It lis sound doctrine, that ifanyman will
not work, neither shall he eat. And it is
Just as true that if any man cannot eat,
neithercan he work. There are thousands
OF people whose indigestion is SO poor that
they cannot with any comfort eat a square
meal. How can we expect such sufferers
to do fair days work? Browns Iron
Bittcrs strengthens weakened digestion,
tones up the whole system, enables people
to eat, to work, and enjoy prosperity. Any
druggist will supply You. -
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CAIRo, October l0.-Colonel Kitchener
telegraphs that rumor is current at Am
bukol that the rebels captured three
Europeans, with their dragomen. II the
report is true the prisoners were pre-
sumably Colonel Stewart, Power, cores
pondent OF the London Tina, and NJ.
llerbin, the French Consul at Khartoum.
This is some hope that the lives OF these
three hive heen spared. '-5,.; .-!!--....,.
One hundred rowboats, forming part Of
the Nile expedition, have arrived at AS
souan. The Canadian contingent passed
souan in Il steamer, rHssi ,Sr=7Ss.. II
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Tho west African DlnlcuIties,

LONDON, October l0.-An understanding
has been arrived at by England and Ger
many in regard TO settlement Of the diff.
ficulty resulting from the recent German
annexation in Western Africa, and partic-
ularly rs it regarded the Cameroons river,
which has all along been looked upon rs
4 British protectoratc. An Anglo. German
commission is to BIO appointed to delimit
the frontiers OF the disputed country in
question, .I
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An End to Bone scrapinr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
says: "Having received sosmuch benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel my duty to
let suffering humanity knowit. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years !;
my doctors told me 1iwould fhave TO have
the bone scraped or leg amPutated. used
instead, three bottles OF Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklcn's Arnica Salye,
and my leg is now sound and well. Eiec.
trio Bitters are sold ut fifty cents bottle,
and Bucklcn's Arnica Salve ut twenty-five
cents per box ut Logan & Co. MwF4w
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Lost Ills Employers Money IN Gambling.
Cuic,co, October 10.-Fran!s Douglas,
dealer in machinery at aa3 Canal street,
spent last summer in Europe. uereached
New York Saturday, September Q, and
telegraphed his arrival. Fred Van Trump,
his bookkceper, left that night on train
for Detroit, though his wife left note say.
ing they Ind gone west. Mr.. Douglas
found OIL his return that cash collections
had been used by Van Trump, who had
also forged his employers endorsement to
various checks and drafts. Altogether
about sl,5OO disappeared during Van
Trump's management oil the business, the
most OF which he lost i'll gambling. 1t has
been ascertained that Van Trump also
Sambled away nearly $1,000 belonging to
his vile and wife's sister.
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lilo prniltcd by tho Information.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October lO.-Joseph
Weber, Il colorcd barber, was told by n
doctor on Wednesday, who pumped
though on Rats" and laudanum, taken
with suicidal intent, out Of his stomach,
that Ind he taken either poison separately
it would have killed him. He recovered,
but yesterday took another box OF rat
poison and died. refusing to open his teeth
10 admit antidotcs.
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w sulSaroS, ID. I c., October lila.
;M,-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear and fair weather, followed in the ex-
IRENE northwestern portion by increasing
sand light variable winds, be-
coming generally southerly, with a slight
rise in temperattresand lower barometer.
|. For tho I Lower Lakes, fair weather, with
increasing; southcrly; winds, higher tenn
peraturo and lower barometer 4.
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DISEASE, Propensity and Passion brings
mankind numberess ailments; foremost
among them arc nervousness, nervous de-
bility, and unnatural weakness Of genera.
tive organs. Aliens Brain Food success.
fully overcomes these troubles and restores
the sufferer to his former vigor. Stat
druggists, or by mail from j. Ii. Allen, Sl5
First Ave-, New York city. Trhssw
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JUST RECEIVED.

I 100 later patterns OF Flint Scarfs. Du.
!plicatcs Of our Unlnundered White Shirt,
reinforced hotli back and front, the best
{, In tllcS market, price 81 90. Also, the
hest all wool knit Jacket, $500
~ (; :. c. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Iailurs and Gents FurniSllers.
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oeH = : - ED. LLAZLETr. Secretary
ELECTION NOrIC1S7

At q meeting OF Tho lpurtl Of Commissioners :,
me county 81 Ohio. held Monday, ihr 81 1nr Of
adopted and made. viz, g5l ''A . "
WHEREAS, The Mt. Vernon, COshocton :. whoo,
ing Railroad Company has Sbm Iitc n nrnnnsiIo,,
n Y inc N1aH. Of tohtts.t dues OF tho County OF
OHIO looking TOT subscription Of SlUO 0VD To- tho
Sap,,ai ss9cS OF said coniiny, payabe when Tho
wheeling, and has submitted 10 The cy Of Wheel.
ng proposition looking to Subscription Of $50.
OOn Oh tho same terms; and 80 - = v WV
vm,nEnkAs, The financial condition OF the city OF
GSni increase Of It's RgeseR. iiidebtcdncss, here
hesolrcd ~ the. board OF Commissioners Of tho
SSohhy OF OHIO, that Mt tho general election to DO
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DELICIOUS Aotices.

Il Y'WESLEY CHAPEL, NJ. E.CIIURCH
SERVICES Sunday ut 1890 AN. and =. N,
lreaehing by Rev. spencer King. Sabbath School
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DrnKEE's SALAD DRESSING 4 Coin MEAT
sAucEfnrall kindsof salads, fish, vegetables,
and cold meats. Cheaper and better than
homemade. No sauce equal to it was
ever offered. Mwar
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TUESDAY, 0CTOREp "a :1ss,

inc said proposition to subscribe tho sun Of ono
numHteH ahd illy thousand dollars To- the caniiai
ia.isoad Company, be submitted 10 the qualified
vo!9rs OF said county, the said subscription 10 bo
aiu over 70 the said company Upon Its completion
election shif have written or printed OH them lid
WorIs: subscription to the NJ; Vernon, COshOcon
NV wheeling Railroad Company "For Sub.crip,
the duty OF the Commissioners Of Ejeclieu ai nae.
o. me voting plces In said county 10 cause such
So.s ahn r4il TO he taken and TO take the same and
s s.S me result thereof Aud The said vote
sa tae day and year Aforesaid AMI The result nsccr
utihed anu certified according 10 the regulations
piSeiisriue'i ~ lay. KORri H. WOODS, -.
SY.ts!. ". ~. ...a'..at8|-. ss.aas D1tl
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q Qhe atttelliqet1na>
5 onIco. Nus. rs and - Fourteenth Street:
Now acknowledgements.

< For salc---Stock and Fixtures Of a Drug Store.
Z The Cheapest iet-Frsme dwelling.
3 Seventh Mnrl Blaine aud Logan Club.
For Snle-Business Property-G. y. Smith.
Fine Plated Ware---EwIDS lltns. I -.
Z 9. y. smith-licfl Estate Agent and Broker.
y attention, Vcteransl -! ..f5
4 For Saie--Suaii Lanterns. ~
Attention. Blaine and Logan Regiment.
10 Physiciaus-Thir,l pagc. -i't ~
MUS Meeting this. AttGruooli-First pagc.
!. Headquarters for Ladies' md Cllillrens Wraps
Head OF Local. - y Efyi ~ ! II i
e Religious Notlccs-FouHh page.
Z Attention, ltcpnbllcans-F0urlh page.
! St8lea-Nhtse Mare-f8Rrth page. y &, !.