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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-12-05
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.

LEO hAHuSNiALo rROm fEOfLEs
JUDGE BUCHANAN, Lawyer, Toledo, Ohio,
says: Zone Of Prof. Guiimetteis French Kidney
PADS cured me Of 1.um bago In three weeks time.
MY case had been gwen upby the best doctors as
sgony and paid out large sums ofmoney.
GEORGE VETTER, j. P Toledo. O., says:
II suffered TOR three years win Sciatica and Kid
ney Disease, and often eed to 20 about crutches
iWas entirely and permanently cured after wear
Ing Prof: Guilmette's French Kidney Pad four
SQUIRE N. C. SCOTT, sylvania, o. says:
have been crest suIeEr for Is years with
bright's Disease of the kidneys. For weeks at 4
Time was able TO get oAt Of ed took barrels Of
medlcine but they save me only temporary relief.
Iworetwo OF Prof GuiImette's Kidney Pads six
weeks, and now know am entirely cured"
MRS. HELEN JEROME, Toledo, O.. says.
For Year, have been confined, great part OF
tne tlme to my bed, with Lucorrhsea and female
weakness. wore one Of Guilriette's Kidney
Peds and was cured in one month";
d b. GREEN, Wholesale Grocer, Ftndlay, o.,
wrnes, Have suffered tor IS years with lame back
hnu ~ tnree weeks WAS permanently cured by
Ses5tng one OF Prof. Guilmefte's French Kidney
9. =. .KEEsLlNG, NJ. D., Druggist. Loeanspor.
writes:
al wore one Of the first ones we had and receiv-
ed more benefit from 10 Ian anything / ever used.
IN iact me Pads give better satisfaction than
any Money re meqg we ever sold.o
LAY q shoemaker. Druggist, Hannibal Mo-,
are w2Sfins up lively trade in your Pads,
sna0 nearUe OF good results from every day"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-12-05
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
French Kidney Pads
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION

Ask our druggist for Prof. Guilmette's French
Kidney rad, andtake 10 her. II he has mot got
II, send $500 andx3cu will reeeiye.the PAD by re-
turn MALL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Much interest was manifested last
week IN The guo scayranfO proceedings
brought 81 John Foster against Jos.
Moore ID the supreme court Of the
state, and which was supposed would
Be determined last Saturday-ihat day
being the time set for the bearing.
kr. Moors had declared himself ready
70 have the matter fully and finally
determined as 10 bis position In the
county attorneys ONCE, and Mr.. FOs-
ter had asseBted 10 the same thing.
Wherefore Mr.. Moore and his friends
vent 70 Topeka, expecting that By
Saturday evening the contest over the
oHee would be fully decided Wei.
be vas on hand promptly with bis at
tOrneys and ready for the trial. LO
and behold, neither Foster nor his at
sOraeys appeared, nor did hbev give
any reason for nOs appeariRg-thOugh
they bad brought the su1t and profess
ed they were ready to have . full and
thorough Investigation Of all the points
In the case. The Supreme Judges
were then c0mpelled % cOntinus the
case until the June term Of the eouFt
It 3 nov apparent % al that Foster
has 20 eon1dsnce In bis claims 10 the
OGes. and = rssOFting to all sorts Of
bcshV wheeling b gain vantage ErOand
Efls attitude 3 eompIete farce. he
e trying 70 make Il appear that he is
entitled 10 the once, and yet coward
" shirKs every prospect Of 3 test Of
the matter. He hopes TO make peO-
pie believe that be is Wrongfully de-
prived Of the ONCE, without in any
way bringing bis claims to trial. he
wants 20 pose as q martyr all sum
nsf long. and thus gain advantage In
q ne 60f election % the same once
this fall. We do not believe the vO-
teFs viii be hoodwinked by any such
transparent policy - this, aud will
emphatieally eft down on such dema-
gOguery. Foster IL q Bourbon Of the
and this IL one Of their
practices His stock is depreeisting
rapidly day by day, and he cannot
make any Of his sharp practices win.
Foster, the martyr, IL getting to be
very thin joke
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Piles are frequently preceded b. .
sense Of weight IN the baek, loins and
lower part q the abdomen, causing
The patient 70 suppose be has some AZ
fiction q the kidney OF neighbor-
0rgana- AZ times, symptoms Of indi-
gestions are present.. e. ilatuleney, IN
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture, like Precipitation, producing
q very disagreeabIe itching. Pariieu-
larry amer getting warm in bed, Il .
very common attendant Internal
External and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application Of DR. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts Affected, aosorbing the
TumOE, allaying the intense itching,
and efiecting . permanent care where
al ether remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
ten produces disability but try Il and
Be- cured. Price 50 cent?. Ask YOU
druariEt Or q, snd When yol cnnnot
cbtlln Il q Kim, We Win sehd u, pre-
paid, On receipt Of price. Addreas
The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piore
Ohio. Sold By Oscar seltz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

The efforts Of the Directors Of Gyp-
sum Hill Cemetery Association to
beauiify their fine tract Of land east Of
the city are deserving Of the highest
commentator. The time was when
this cemetery was looked upon - .
bleak, barren waste, which could never
be improved nor be susceptible Of that
OFnamentation which the bereaVed
desire 20 see surrounding the last rest
ing places OF their loved ones. The
outlook was 50 unfavOrable and dis
eoursging that Il Eas seriously cOntem-
plated to start = cemetery 10 q new
place. But the persistent efforts Of
the Director and the bestowal Of
much time and expense have prevailed
against prairie fires, drought and an
indifferent soil, and Gypsum Hill will
probably for the future be Salinas
only cemetery. For years il was 8
constant struggle against the elements
to ensure the growth Of trees but now
Well-defned rows Of prosperous trees
line the avenues, and more are being
planted each season. Blue grass has
begun to take root IN the soil and ever
greens, roses and other shrubs begin
10 count for something. The GENE
terry grounds now extend 10 the west
ern base OF the hill, and within the
limits Of the fences provided is in
eluded one Of the most spacious eeme-
teries OF the State, and one which by
nature can be made one Of the most
attractive burial places 70 be found
anywhere. For the entrance to the
grounds fine large gate is being con-
stTueted, above which will be an arch
bearing the words " Gypsum Hin Gem
etery." Passing within the enclosure
Grand Avenue-already graded and In
a grand" cOnditiOn-stretches out to
the summit Of the hill. where the ave-
nue. divides and encompasses a large
circle which l. reserved for the use Of
the various secret orders. The ascent
on either side Of the circle has been
made easy by a splendid grade. MT.
w II. ShHffer has had the contract OF
grading. and surely has done his work
we'll The circle has been divided
into four segments. snd IL Il proposed
that the Masons, Odd Fellows, Grand
Army. and Knights Of Pythias shall
each possess q segment. In fact there
Il already q subscription list in cirru.
latiOn Ia behalf Of the Grand Army,
and more than half the amount neces-
sary $500 has thus far been raised
The new land" has only thus far
been plated as far as the circle, leav-
ing many acres yet open for future
necessities. The avenues are wide,
the lots large. The Directors are de-
voting the entire income OF the AssO-
citation TO me improvement OF the
grounds, and design 30 doing for years
TO come. They should, and undOubt-
edly will, have the cordial and hearty
endorsement Of al our citizens In
their attempt to make Salinas cems-
terry, like many other Of her institu-
lions, famous throughout the State
for its beauty and cOnveniences.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

There happened what might have
proved had il not been for the
thOughtfulness Of the hoFss) = very
Ferinus accident, last Sunday evening.
Il was in this wise. Quite q prOmi-
neat gentleman from Abilene and .
young lady Of SalinA were dissipating
In . pleasant evening ride. They
are riding at the rats Of a-gentle
walk. They are coming down Eighth
street, nearing the yavnins ehasm
which silently awaits the arrival Of itS
Innocent victims. They have reached
the Gaping gorge, the hOFses hesitate.
But the driver supPosing they were
merely tired, and al unconscious Of
the impending dangsr-urged them
On. Now = jump and they are hang
ing mid-air over the perilOus abyB-
. sunken WateF-Works ditch. Let rs
here draw The ven and conelude By
informing our readers that the only
injury Was q misplaced arm, and the
ditch The Sudden "sPoIlsr " Of q most
interesting tste-a<ets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15
MARKIAND. DOD0F 4 Muol,r
FREE OF cosT

By calling II Oscar Seiiz's drug store
you can get : sample hottie of Or.
BOsanko's Cough and Lung syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what
the regular 50 cent size will do When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis.
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the
Chest and ali diseases Of the Throat
and Ling. try = sample bottle Of th'-
medicine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

The barn standing on the premises
occupied by Judge A. AZ. Beebe. on
Fifth street, was destroyed BY fire last
Monday afternoon. As soon e Possi-
bic after the alarm sounded, she fire
men were on hand. Il was too late 10
save the building. The burning hay
AID straw about q was rendered dan
serOus BY = stiff breeze then prevail
ing, aud the water Was used with good
execution upon that. G. G. Fleek and
anOtherparty succeeded with difficulty
in saving q wagon which was in the
barn, and badly seOrchsd before It vas
removed. The IRE Wa OecasiOned by
careless are misehlevo1s boys. who
were using matches
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Our Embroidery stock is simply i'm
mense, including many new. things
never shown before.
Fine SIX Embroidery for trimming
silk and wool dresses.
All Over " EmbrOideries for yOkes
sleeves, caps, &C.
Skirting EmbroideFies on white
goods 20 inches wide.
Colored Embrolderies In narrow and
wide widths.
Irish Point EmbrOideries and ereFJ-
thing from SEQ down 10 lei yard.
Along with these EmbrUideTies we
offer Embroidered Dresses and q line
Of White Dress Goods that cannot fail
20 please. Our Glnghams (American
and ImPorted0 our CalicOes, our Laces,
our Neckwear. our Handkerchief, our
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

TIE follOWi1g items are taksn frOm
the LIndsbarg Nelss Of lat Friday:
The family Of Mr.. John Andersen,
our Ffnin and bfoom-coEn merchant, 4
visidag friends in the city this Wesk.
Mesrs. Band q I.ovilt, aitogus7s 81
Ssiina, we're heFe this Week, taklng
depasistons Of ths witaeUs, before
Squire Neisol, In tho eaae q Itiel W.
Cftg.
TheEs were namersls people On e.
tendance e tie Nay Festival frum
saiina, AEsaria, SalemsbGrg, New
Gottland, McPhsrEo1, Msrq8etie,
FFem0at and Roek Island, Tll.
gshoal district No. -. IN FaInn
township, Saline e0anty, viii vote
bonds next week for the erection o. 3
naE and oommOdioaa school ho1se,
the present one being go smalE Ihg
new bulldlng wiz Be bIilf 81 rods easi
% where The old one stands- Major
rcrsss having sold hls farm win oce1-
NJ the old Schuol buildl1g with the
pcgtoHlcs- In conneotio1 with hes
changa8 and inpruTUmsnts TIE follow
inc eitiEsns win build, ere Building o.
have bailt. new resideace8 this seasGa:
EFiek Llndquist, John Willman, John
ObgER, AndrUW NnlenFTsn, Jaeot
a4aamRFsn, Jr., Jaeob RElmgrsn, ST.,
aaat RLalmgrea, sWsR AndeFson, Pets
uehllu, G. y. hclDfren, and -b8ed-
R. 1t yin b. sen that Ealuu town
ship g bpomi1g.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Foster has no use for courts The
purity ofjrdges dn his estimatiOn) all
oozed out when they commenced Sit
ting down on him. No doubt, 10 be
bad his way, Moore and all his sup
pOrters would be hanging to some
limb on " quo tgoTTonto" proceedings
from Judge Lyneh's court. o, no,
Foster, the Martyr, is no fanatic! he
has broad guhge, 90 widespread %
views. It Is only the men opposed to
him who are fanatics. Anybody who
happens to cross Foster In his Wild
vagaries Immediately becomes . fan
attic in his sanity mind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Our silks are beauties. The styl
are varied and choice, including the
various grades Of Summer Silks, GrOs
de LOadres, Glacis, BrOcades, Gros
Grains, beautiful BrOcade Velvets,
Sstins, &C.
We open To-day the most beautiful
line Of Summer Silks, at SOC per yard,
that we have ever seen. They win last
only . few days.
Our Wooden Dress Goods embrace
the most desirable things that care and
patience could secure In the markets
son Fine TAfetas, Bengallnes, Alba
trOss Cloths Camels Hair, Satin TRAY
ers, Cashmeres and Domestic Brocades
down to ste. We have q few things
left from last year which we are
slanghtering mercilessly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Anew light Il thrown on the sub
Jet Of Consumption By DR.. Wager
Kemp. disoOveFer Of KemP's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs. A remedy
thai has proved itself 10 be q remark
able compound. 10 does lie work
thoroughly. stopping hacking cough
instantly. Sold By J. J. Purcell.
Prizes soc and 81. HriGi siss free.
Get nle
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Another test in the county attorney
matter took place last Mouday. TIE
liqeoF 49, were called D md John
ForeE elaims3 he right q appear =
PrOseeutOr. The eass vs. argued pro
and coz during the morning hOurs,
and AFTER dinner the judge rendered
his decision, which was against Poster
and On favor Of Moore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

What l. the use Of paying credit
concerns 81 % for q calieo dress which
vou can buy Of J. G. Rash A Son for
Sjcs
What Is the use Of paying other
stores 81 90 for Muslin which you can
bIy of G Rash & Son for 15c?
What Is the use Of paying time shops
si.O0 for Sugar that you ran bay of J.
e Rash a S0n for 90e:
What Is the use of paying 80 and $50
tot Canned Goods which you ran buy
of. &. Rash 4 Son Tor 95c:s
What Is the use of paying 1se for q
silk which you can buy Of J e Rash
4 SIN for ~ 10 65c?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

The public sale Of the lots Of the
College addition took place Monday
afternoon at the Board Of Trade room,
in accordance with the advertisement
Twelve lots were sold a. follows: Six
lots on Ash street TO Hath. Wilson,
for $3.50; three lots on Ash street to A.
@. Virgins, for $50; three lots on
Walnut street to E. @. Ebling for s2S5.
The sale was then adjourned until
Saturday. The terms are easy and
buyers promise 70 b numerous. One
hfth In cash and long time given for
the balance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Mr.. and Ms. james Phillips have
returned from California and viii 70
nain In salina Tor the present. Mr..
Phillips retains his plars % The nEVy,
bot has not IS yst been assigned y
service Meanwhile he win Be en-
PlOysd in Addison 4 seaman's humber
yard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

What IL the use Of paying 25o for
Wooden Dress Goods which you can
buy of. c. Rash 4 Son for 2Oc?
What Is the Hse Of paying 55c for
such Dress Goods a. can be bought Of
J. c. Rash 4 Son for Soc
But time falls us to ask all the ques-
lions which are here In order. There
fore. in short:
What lie the use Of paying from 10 to
$50 per cent. for credit for q few days
OF months when you can borrow mon
ey 1t the bank at less rate for q whole
year?
We have provided for the people Of
this vicinity q stock Of goods In which
We take just pride.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Hosiery. our EVERYTHING. are
PrOnounced by compatent judges SUI
PsriOF to anything before seen in
Salina.
We call attention 10 q line Of Ladies
All Wool Jersey Jaekets, In i've esl-
Ors, e $3.50 each.
We call attention b some excellent
styles In eassimeCes for boys and mems
wear ct extremely low figures.
We have much uous than an ordl-
nary stock Of Underwear for Ladies,
Gentleman and Children-ineluding
Isle Thread and Wool Gsuse for those
who wanttoPrOteet themselves against
-Colds.
For gentlemen Of all eyes and Oecn-
;patiOns we have provided Hats, Neck
wear, shirts Whieh only need TO BE-
seen or appreciated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

To-day or tomorrow, President
Hopkins, Of the Salina University.
win arrive With > party Of eastern e1-
cnrsionists, who come with . view Of
location. We hope our citizens viii
extend their usual hospitality to the
visitors, and favor them with all the
courtesies possible. Much can be done
10 make their visit pleasant and long
10 be remembered. Let the homes be
thrown open to them, let there be q
sufficient number Of carriages at their
service, 30 that they may be properly
shown STOUT our city. A n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

AlA-AAaNAAH AAAAA1sH ~ NAAn A4laa
All o. my property has been insured
IN the German Insurance Co. Of Free
POTt, m, for over nine years- On the
eth day Of April, 1854. = prairie Ere
caught me and destroyed 81 ,S5S.is
worth of sid property. besides my Or
ehard and other property not insured.
Two days aftsr the IRE BraniR & Ora
vsns cane TO my place and adjusted
Tie Iass, and / received from then to
day one thousand three hundred and
Effy-thrse and 4o-l0o dsllsrs CtlSsslol
IN fsll payment Of sid los, and TO my
ssti1laelion. TIE seandalO0s tongues
q some q their enemies TO the con-
tFary, notwithstanding. Through the
Whole transaction o. the settlement Of
the toas they have made no efI0Ft to
iaks the laast advantage o. me.
c. 9. HAEH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Mr.. A. d. Sherman met with quite
. loss last Saturday afteFnoOa. While
In town his barn on his farm was de-
stroyed. The barn contained two
horses, which were sayed by bis
daughteE. rs gain, some imPls-
ments. ICED. some lnmbsr and other
articles were destroyed. The total
value Of the destroyed property was
about $3.50; but Mr.. Sherman carried
insurance on most Of it. The IRE wa
set out by his little son in some hay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15
springSuits.

solberg has the finest patterns for
Spring and Summer Suits in the
vest. Give him an early call and he
win give yOu satisfaction.
hlisaiisa.
Fer aals o. trade e q harEaln. $50
bead Of sheep with lambs. VIII sell
on time n preferred. This IL one Of
the best hocks In Saline county. Any
one wanting 10 buy can secure a bar
gain BY calling on ObeF 4 Hageman.
Noise
Is hereby given that eli cattle found
running on the land known as
Phillips addition to Salins, will be
duly taken up and held for damages.
SAN J0NEs.
The vast and complete lines Of Wall
Paper At whitehead 4 seaman's ehal-
lenge the admiration Of all. What Il
better, the arm bought the stock IN
der such circumstances o. enables
them to sell cheaper than anybody.
have opened q Sand Bank. and
will furnish Sand TO any parties de-
string Il In the city. Orders len with
Addison q Seaman.
9-6mOs. A. J. ANDERSON.
-s,usmsSUH
p 400 ~ psAIs0sI lsnf s5unlnS
q9usld PuS salSuqsSO wis AsN
-ssuUuaSsH ? IsqO - dssq5 puS
Ells1d EzsA s5Qqs pIH q0usIa sssIVgT
% SuIl Asu SpsAP0al lsnf sAuq ga
Sumner Dress Goods Of all kinds,
very cheap Ct Marklsnd. Dodge a
Noore's
Ifyou really wish 10 zee somsthlng
vsTy new and very handsome in wan
Paper, 50 70 Whitshsaa 4 Seaman's.
8. 81. Thompson, the old reliable
timer, win give you hFst-elass work
in jsbbing, eavs-tEoughing, roofing.
&c Go and get figures Of him At The
shop, corner Iron avenue and Fifth
street
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have = printed guarantee
on every bottle Of Shiloh's Vltalizsr.
Il never fails to cure.
SsuSmsSuH ?
IsqO lSsI uAol ~ saUOO lssq sqL
The only House IN the city that
sells q handmade ladies' shoe for
800 Il MARYLAND, Dodge 4 Moore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

We have been treated to some hne
talent this season In the dramatic line
and we can say without fear Of contra
dieiion that the Edwin Clifford dra-
matte company which played threc
nights In The opera house this geek
are way mp 10 the profession Ths
c1mpany u composed % ladies and
genuemen Of merit, who are genuine
artists and cannot fail 10 please the
most fastidiOus audience. On Non
day night they played for the nrst
time 10 our city BARLEY Canpbell's
famous drama, 1.-The Galley Slave"
Mis- Constance Stanley q q beauti-
ful actress, snd 81 Cecily Blaine, the
belle % Paris. aeqaitled henelf admir-
ably and WOn mary admlre1l. While
Mr.. Edwin Cii0ord, e. Sidney Norcut,
the Galley Slave, proved himself thor
Oughly competent for the impersona-
ton. Miss Louise Haven, 81 Psyche
1ny, made quite an impression on
the hearts Of some Of our young men,
In her winsOme way, and II q charm
ing little lady. Mr.. Eugene Sullivan
as the Baron de Bois could not have
been rendered better, and e. be s but
quite . young man viii no doubt make
his mark In that role. Mr.. Prank p.
Haven, the eommedian, e Franklln
Fits. kept the audience in god spirits
With his drolleFies and iFst-claas set
ing, while Mr.. II. i. LansE1n - Dr..
Oiiphant did justice b the OCCASION.
On Tuesday EVENING" the romantic
society drama, the Planters Wife"
vas given, and Wa listened 70 b. an
appFeelatlve audienoe. The ciassie
play, "IngOmar," Translated from the
German, was presented Wednesday
evening BY the entire strength Of the
company. This besutiful story % love
and romance has created quite q sensa-
ton In the east, and d q most impre1s-
i've play. The Clifford Company came
10 our city stFangers bat have made q
host Of admirers, who win Be pleased
to have them return on their next
tOur.-KoRs0s city Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

~ NNI--'7Isf ~ - o
EDITOR JOURNAL Balls Mil on
the Saline was not injured by the re-
cent food, e stated In the JOURNAL.
Il Il humming along, doing splendid
WORK. II ls one Of the best mills Of its
size In the Saline Valley.
MnnRn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

C. & MAjOFs. the new dentist, found
. pocket book In the street Saturday,
which the owner can have by calling
ct his once over Whitehead & Sea-
name store, upon proving property
and having for this notice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-15

Ths ladies Of the n. Z. Church give
q social tonight ct the residence Of
Nm J. B HamlltOn. An are invited.