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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Gran1 Preparations Nade ia the
Churches ter its Observance
During Hob Msek services ct - Nsrks
EpissoI.sl Chafch sil BE- held Al 10 s. n.
and p u daily On Good fuisy services
all be held from 10 10 ~ eieck, y -
o'ellek and 30 to > @ clock. hoiy Thurs
dap ti4e communion wiil he administered -
the sick. fhs Easter services vii be on a
zrsndsr scale than eyer before. The hrst
sefvics Nil be held al $50 ociook IA tbs
morning. Al l0-U ~lu he held The priuelpsI
serfies. when sermon on the resurrection
ALL be delivered by Rev Bufford Special
Musical service slth orchestral accOIBpani-
tneni aud children CHOIR siil be IN order
aud the church win be magnihoentls deco
rated ~ith hoWers. Ia the AFTERNOON choral
services viii be held by the children. which
~in be participated in by 80 or 100 children.
This ends Lent. Most OF the churches IA the
city OF other denomination vii celebrate
the rising of the Lord sllh special sermons
and music.
At 81. Andrew Cathedral on Holy Thurs
day, ponsihciai high mass Will be sung ~ >
o'clock, followed by the blessing Of the holy
oils by the bishop, and the blessing of the
sacrament al the repository. The deVotions
will last from > O'Clock Thursday morning
until Al night, and resume again at 4
O'clock of Good Friday until . clock, when
mass Will be sung and The stations of the
cross celebrated. In the evening services
viii be held at 7,O O'Clock, when Father
Whalen viii deliver an address. On Satur-
day, commencing at o'clock. the pascal or
easter candles and the baptismal font will
be blessed aud high mass will be celebrated.
Easter Sunday, which closes the holy season,
will be celebrated with pOntificial high mass
at lO%D O'Clock and in the afternoon pOnti-
hcial vespers. The music at the Easter ser
vice will be grand with orchestral accom-
paniment and full chorus of voices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

tireeleaas csIeusea io Aisat
The uess Is ias rse.alg. and the ice
seenls lnaat tl hl.aa aY.
Cora Helis 8 ii. ~ North Ionis siraei.
II reported i la draiAesiA
Irgaut tl 8 80 ~ 80 .s 40 asork on the res
oiaf puiies f5lt. q l..ls rietlign.
To-day s. tas sss a,sg 20 ths e1.d "a
March known d. ... olaisl iunabitant.
Tho Z.esisln Clea-nl SANDER -ait eas al
loaraed Ia foiIes lo4rl 11lli Thursday
Is gou 0asa fsends la the country Who
oWn 4 --ag4r bush 4lv b. tlle time - visit
thsm-
The Schubert f'ah s rehearsing for fhe
concert. shieh h to ae given "Wednesday y
evening ol ae1t Esek.
Na lors sAatls at tne Division Street.
Riuk after fa.s eefk The ARTILLERY Com
plug Eil l.s BE- lt4 an Em0ry.
. sesedssl & -tiVel. the bicycle artists.
sul <rge an exhibition at tne Division street
rinA ou Friday sfenins next
The aldermen of ihe First Ward kick
earsestis against tae IroCo-itlOn ~ locate a
glue factor m laa Slack hiiis.
The II g. Saeld Cu1 viii give a ball az
MstroDoatsn Hau Easter Monday, Apfil b.
Music tF ,..utr illi orchestra.
WIiiam aad fIei1 Reed. Of Byron wh0
werr m Iul .trr Sunday for stealing hay.
Were ttAcl % Byron lenisr for trial yester-
day.
Ms Jane. kenns,lf obtained a divorce
ffoM eei hashlnd a lev weeks ago. 10 is
now stated .hat tael we're remarked last
week
The remains ol Renee Banner who died
4t LlfCalefi sf neaFi troubles. were at the
onion Depot tst ght ga their say % Cas-
noeia.
Tia. a-st r,a..,nr - fhs Forfnirhtlv Club
Is to ne atll st .ae re-ltenco OF John h.
Orases. a. furasr stresl. Friday evening,
April io
a meeting of ths Woman SuffrageAss0ci-
alton aiu b. held at the residence 0f Mrs. y.
A. stone. lEi Mt. Feruon street, al o'clock
tbIs afternoon.
Invitations are oar for the annual recep-
tion ~ .te Custer Guards which Is 90 occur
al ihe Front Street Armory one week from
to-morroN night
The attention of ihe Board of Health was
yesterday caNed to nuisance alleged %
exit a1 Watkins brIthers' meat market. Rt
3 south DIVISION slreei.
TO -scnre tbe balilng Of the Cable street
RAILWAY The citizens un he bill viii have %
take additional stock 90 the amount Of about
thirf5 thousand dollars
The Iaicnisies hi the Cgeioae Office we're
settled amic ilfIy yesterday. Farmer key-
no'll- and William A. inne- buying out the
other parties Interested
0ysl.ert N an D0mmellen Collector of the
FIRST Ward. dird ou Monday night His
dealh resulted frons injuries received on the
niiraad some ums ago.
The monthly meeting of the W. &. T.
Dn.o1 1T la.9us sta b, held AZ the resi-
dence ~ Mr. ~ A. Stone. Tsp vt. Vernon
street. Thursday at l-u b. m.
Freeman Godfsty says thar IL the people
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Grand Rapids. Mich. March q. lss5
To the Electors 81 the C.ty Of Grand Rapids
Take Notice.
That the annual Charter Election viii ho held
in the Cry ~ G rand Rapids ou Monday. tie Sixth
day of April. i--l. ~ which time the following
city officer are - D. ele tod.
One Mayor one Clerk. one Treasurer. one
0omptroller- one ARrstal- one Directsr Il the
Poor. enc Member II Beard - Review and
Equalization. two Justices ~ the Pfac~ one for
fol term of four years and one for one year 10
I'm vacancy.
To the qualified fax-uayina electors ~ the Cts
- Grand Rapids lake Notice.
Tl.st AZ the Charter Election 20 - heid 10 ihe
tify = Grand Rapids. IN Monday. April = -.
fbe following ballot and proposition rlll he sub
ntted - ~ voted uTon fy said tax paying voters
shall the Common founcil of tie City n
Grand harifls horrow twenty thou~nd dollars
snd bond the cats far the same f0r the ls1rpo4e
~ erecting electric lEhi towers Us.
shall fte Common touncil - fhe cry n
Grand Rapids h5rrev faalfF fnousaHti doiisr-
ani bond fhe tiff for ffe same for tne purpose
- erecting alesfric lzif foUer~- 40
First Ward-ene Aldermen. enc Slperv i@sr.
one toI ircfor and one Unstable.
second Wsrl tre Alderman. one ~11efvis0r
ore 81. ierfor Ard one iu-sferie.
Thl-i Ns08-irs Alderman. one ~ureEelsor
ore collector. enfi .re Unstable.
Far~ff Narll-s1ae Alderman. one --rsrV i-ar
cne al .ecf1r AM or- lfl.=ta BE-
fff Nari -fre talrrrar. one -rrf~Fi-rr
one f.oI Iertor. ara one arsfab.e
Srfr Nari ore Ahferrsu. one SuTrTei-.sr
on Iosiccfar ard on Irrefsis.e.
Seventh Nsrf tne kte-rar- one Su1e~vi-o-
ono ai ieffsr ard one rls-sl.is
fiatff Hari OBJ Az efnan rra ~1rrrri-slr
rra 8. ertrr ard rre er tarif
ftf ra.o.1 20 ftf fr-~ror ferrolI polls
wers or'i,-aai te .e rfa-l a t-e follow ~ rlat-e
Prs. Nsr8 Ene-e Houss ~ ersadeils eve
ts.o.r8 wsrs seem ~ Ieonea Eoon. PEI
rtrs w--f Lee r..-s--.- t~r-. fr.a- -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
FROM PECATONCA, ILLINOIS.
Her Back ached for Twenty Years, and
One Bottle of Steketee's Neural
gia Drops Cured Ii.

PEcAToSIcA, H., Feb. -, 1ss5.-Mr. Ste
ketee, with these few lines / wish to say that
10y the use of one bottle of Steketee's Neural
gia Drops my wife was entirely cured of
lame back which had troubled her twenty
years. The medicine is sure cure.
". ID. AMMERNANN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Dr. Daniel Winter yesterday Sled r the
County Clerk ofice revocation ~ his Ger
tfcate a-sn7eleizlns that Insn Wises uss
mestcal st1 lenf pracfinz nuder his dirsc-
rcn- Wis-e rta arrested last summer for
rrsctieing Tlfrouf a iieen=e ard claimed
feat he was -tl.l4nt vith d. Aihrizht.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

WlsafssEos. March H.-fos the UppeF
Lakssi iotsl sasss. f3ilo4ed - fair ana
.enesailg sssrDer ssaia,sr. except Ia me
aorf1sest e4ltioB. eAers ihe Temperature
eEi Tall shlafl9. tsrabis silds, yoneaaliy
xesterly
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Parcels promptly called for and delivered
by the Globe Laundry, opposite the Star
Clothing House. Ii you want your collars.
cuffs and shirts laundried in the best style of
the art send them 10 the Globe Laundry and
you can have your wants satisfied.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

commentator. People come from far add near
10 get them. They cannot b. equaled for perfec-
ton of 1T comfort tr,aniy and durability.
TRY w. and If my work fai- Wili make no
charge. To those who are ir need # dental work
and have not yet vi<i "a nay place. ! extend
warranted.
@ H d E L L a Ii Z,
100 Monroe Street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

The Bicycling Neos, London. England,
says that ST. Jacobs Oil is without doubt one
of the most useful articles a wheelman can
have, in case OF sprain or bruise.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Call telephone 7l9 and give your orders
with the Globe Laundry, and they will re-
ceive prompt attention. Don't forget the
place. - Huron street, opposite the Star
Clothing House.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

The meeting of the Board of Edocation
which was to have occurred iast night. turned
out I'd be oniy meeting IF the Committees
or Teachers arl Schools which have been
.nves.i-at.ue 'ae Scyls- Iove aFar IN tho
JeTcrssn street school The meeting was
cs-led To order PSI Chairman Hathaway. who
informed the tbree report ~ present iHat De
vas afr'ri flat theg woni3 6na bare picking
He said taif Che meetiu- wac for cousulta-
non onlg. snd anls-s the reporters had evil
ierce to crer fbry vau.d be excused The
rtroftetS rera .xeeeed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
DIED.

VAN DOMMEIEN- -On Sand y the 10Th inst
q. w. Nah nommelen. aged 81
Funeral will be held from =. Ringelberg's resi-
dence ON Grndyille avenue. Wednesday, at
o'clock =. m.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

The Globe Laundry. - Huron street, will
do up your shirts, collars and cuffs in the
best style and at "A reasonable price. Good
work guaranteed. Telephone 7l9.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

IHt peeI 1rf 10 IS FIFe DoHafs-
M'=tsr CisHie e Fi-rson. a-e3 eight
years attends the Ne.t side Kin3ersarten.
Severed weeks ago Pc tod hi- father She
-he=t tar vas 81 Eet a aice itvss 7= prize
AL fhe erd af ta' .s-a. ana vss ta'i II ha
earture.i the prize hestou.i safa a fre joi-
isr ga'i piece efh t His fsther .bourht
M more ~ the msr anH F15ay at
~hen Ntlf C'rale .ame hema vlfh ihe
hoos tu5 fs,r INDEED tee S. H- father. rho
newer hrrtks a promises least With as
..if1-a~ rr+f.-f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
Ihp Century

The April number OF the Century just re-
ceived at Wine egar's, , North Division street,
Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

The finest assortment of buggies, phetons.
serreys and spring wagons III the city at A.
X. Antisdels.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Those who have business with the Globe
Laundry by telephone hereafter must ''hello''
to No. 7l9, as that IL their present telephone
number
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
For buggy l.uy of A. r. Antisdel.
Notice.

The public are cautioned not to confound
the name of f. X. Miller, advertised by a
certain firm of decorators and painters ia
this city with that Of g. y. Miller, of the
firm of. Miller & Middleton. Mr.. q. "
Miller. of the firm of Miller * Middleton, i
still IN business, and l. prepared TO perform
any wo~k connected with decorating. paint
ing and paper-hanging. j he firm Of Miller
q Middleton turn out nothing but hrst-class
work. Trusting 10 receive a continuance Of
favors that they have 20 lavishly received.
Yours respectfully,
MILLER d MIDDLETON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

- Berkey yesterday sold four rarior
-1it- and : irt ~ other flrnlfurs AZ refail.
taa 81 ~ his ras1ouie-s sees- rles-ef w1th
f1e rrsrf- sn.5 sise r77os Mr. Berkey is
rsr ID he hesdegarte-s f9r TIE retail far
ritnra frsfr
nrssna=s has irsrss=ei se ttst Dauziss has
i-ef rst u a rev rsnre AZ fhe Morton Howe
Restaurant ard has also secure5 t~e services
~ ttle anireu Ersryhrs1r Knows frfie
trsrsr - ere ~ rhe hsss1 order ronks r. tfle
fl Dssrs-iss is rssrr rrerarsd 81 sr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
MmLER 4 MIDDLETON.

We never misrepresent goods and if our
customers are not perfectly satisfied. money
Is refunded, hence the great rush at Coos
sens J. 90 Monroe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
The Century.

The April number of the Century just re
ceived at Winegar's, North Division street
Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Confirmation suits,
STAR CLOTHING House
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
CHARTER ELECTION.

tTIE iLERE 8 pFFTCE
6rand Rapids. Mich. March q. l--5
To the Electors - the City Of Grand Rapids
Take Notice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
SHOT FOR A BEAR.
THE Fatal MISTAKE OF TWO MIN
10 Monroe coaa,y-An Intoxicated Man
Asleep in u Fence Corner is Rlddlsd with
BaskIAOt in the Dark Uodsr the I'm.
preston that he /, wild Beast.

Rufus Huffman, Of Monroe county, was
returning to his home just after dusk. AS
he was driving along, his horse shied and
he noticed dark objectin the corner Of
the fence which he took to be bear.
Turning about he rode back TO farm
house and notified the men there that a
bear was up the road. One Of the men,
Jacob Pine, produced two shot guos, and
loading them heavily with Duckshot, he
and Huffman started alter the bsar,. The
dark object was found and both charges
fred into it. Upon investigation they
found what they supposed was bear
TO be q tnan, John Rains by. name.
His 4 Ssh was torn with small shot and
three buck. shot had pierced his body, in
flcting mortal injuries. Nothing could
be done for the poor fellow, and after
lingering few hours in an apparently
unconscious state, he died. 1t seems that
Rains, who had been shucking corn for
Huffman during the early part OF the dsy,
had procured quantity Of boiled cider,
and had become very much int Slcated.
In this condition 1t ID supposed, he finally
wandered into the fence corner, inviting
the dreadful mistake which cost him his
life, The deceased was an unmarried
man about 10 years OF age, OF inotensive
disposition. The two men were arrested,
charged with murder, but the evidence not
sustaining the accusation they were dis
charged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
BBLLAIRR.
Various Items of curreut News from tho
Glass City,

Various Items Of curreas News from the
Glass City.
S. D. Talbot shipped car Of cattle from
here yesterday to Iowa.
Dode Cochran has taken place at the
office Of the Bellaire Nail Works.
The First ward bakery will have new
building put up on Belmont street.
Miss Nettie Battelle has been trans
ierred to place as assistant teacher in
the high school.
The Police Committee OF Council still
insists on increasing the salary oil police
men from $35 to 500 per month.
The Liberty and the Good Will Hose
Companies are both arranging Tor balls,
one December 22j, the other Christmas.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting this afternoon
in the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms in the telephone
building.
From the number Of permits asked OF
Council TO occupy parts oil streets Tor
building purposes, there must be c9nsid-
cradle Improvement contemplated yet
this year.
The Hess opera troupe kept the Pitts
burgh train half an hour beyond it's leav-
ing time yesterday forenoon. The com
pany came from the east over the y. 4 U.
road and went to Steubenville.
The charges that have been mentioned
to be preferred against Officer W. NJ.
Meek were presented to Council Tuesd'y
night, but that body declined to have any.
thing to do with them and referred the
compliments to the Mayor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
rHRoueH rnE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in west virEini
and Vicinity.

Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.
Gas at Cambridge, 0hio, Is to be re.
duced to 81 so per thousand tset.
The Salvation Army people are trying
to gain ioothold in GAINESVILLE.
The Guernsey county, Ohio, Common
Pleas Court commenced last week with
266 cases docketed.
The Council OF Little Washington has
appropriated $3.50 to James Hammud,
the CLief Of Police who is on trial for
murder, to be used in defending himself.
Gentlemen who are we'll posted est.
mate that the oil men have already ex'
pended $500, 900 in the vicinity OF Wash
tngton, Pa, in the purchase Of lands
leases, lumber, machinery, labor, &c.
Osmer A. Parish, OF the st. Marys Oh
seruer office, claims to the most rapid type
setter in West Virginia and issues a chal-
lenge To that effect. 1t is claimed that
fifteen thousand ems per day OF eight
hours is Just moderate task for him.
Moundsyille is undergoing week Of
drama by the Waite Comedy Company
The people there are enthusiastic in their
praises Of it. Tonight "1ngomar" will be
given, tomorrow night Carrots" Satur'
day night The French Spy and Satur'
day afternoon "Solon Single" The COM
pany has its own orchestra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
AFgEDER;s PROPOSAL.

He Thinks the Matters Ought to Go to Work
orESt othsrA Do SO.
To tH Editor Of The Eatesli0sner.
SIR:-1t is nearly six months now since
the nail strike began. Winter, and with
winter want, is now coming on, and the
strike Btill remains unsettled, with no pros
pect Of an early termination If both sides
are as firm as they appear to be. lido not
see how the poorer class Of feeders and
other low wage mill employees have man.
aged to hold out as long Gs they have.
Many Of them are now in want, and many
more Of them soon will be. The naiterB
have kept up the strike long enough, and
since they have no good prospect Of gain.
ing the strike soon, It is asking too much
OF the feeders and other mill employees to
hold out any longer. II the nailers wish
or intend to work here in the Ohio valley
any more, let them do 30, If not, then let
them declare the strike of, so that those
who do wish to 60 to work can do 30 hon.
orably and at once. The strike and the
priyation and want attending 1t cannot
come to an end too soon. NAILTEEDYR.
HhGSling, November Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
nI.lnrIo WsddInr pre.n.

Recently at the residence OF Mr. Henry
P. Morris, at Morristown, Belmont county,
Mr.. Lewis G. Hutchinson and Mr.. Nor.
ris' daughter, Miss Emma Z. Morris, were
united In marriage. The bride wore a
dress which was an heirloom in the fami-
ly. 1t was imported in l74?, having been
made for Miss Edith Way, the great-great-
grandmother Of Miss Morris, in Paris, and
was worn by her AT her wedding IN Phila-
dalphia in that year. Her daughter, Miss
Hannah Webb, again wore the dress in
l77G, when she beClme bride. 1t has
never been worn since until the other
day, when Miss Morris, the great.
granddaughter OF the last wearer, dom
ned 1t at her marriage. Not q stitch
was ever altered in 1t or added 70 II, and
IL is In as good condition as whEp ftst
brought from Ia Belle Paris. 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19

Strangers in the Cl;y and whSsliHE Folks
Abroad.

Stranger in the Cl;y and WhssliDE Folk
Abroad.
Col. Frank Baker, oil the Marine Journal
New York, is in the city.
Mr.. Ell. Bodley, Of East Wheeling, is al
his home threatened with an attack Of
fever,
Prof. Louis Vaas, director OF the Opera
House Orchestra, is confined to his room
by al attack Of illness.
Miss Susie Cozad has assumed the duties
in the money order department at the
postotiice, formerly performed by Miss
Theresa Phillips.
Mr.. Frank Deshon, who has already be.
come a popular favoTite, will appear at
Charley Shay's Academy Of Music to.
night as "COCquelicot" in "OlivettR 1t
is one OF his most amusing characters and
is full OF local hits which will provo in.
teresting.
Messrs. W. II. Rinehart, J. W. Amick,
S. X. Mckee and John G. Lynch leave
this morning for MartinsburG, where they
will attend the annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations Of
Maryland, West Virginia and the District
OF Columbia.
Prcf. W. II. Seamon, con OF Capt. Henry
seamon, who has been in the city for
several days, leaves to-day for Morgan
town. Prof SeAmon reports that he has
met with come encouragement in his pro-
ject to establish an industrial and scien-
titic school hero next fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
CLARA NORRIS.
Ashort Chat with Her AEsnt-Hsr Coming
ApptaIaneo Here.


Mr.. Frank A. Small, agent for the
greatest Of all emotional actresses, Clara
Morris, was in The city yesterday. In a
short talk with reporter Mr.. Small
stated that Miss Morris would only play
one night in Wheeling, but had selected
the most popular play in her repertoire
for that occasion, which will be next
Wednesday, the 25th. The play Is the
most successful dramatization Of Wilkie
Collins great novel, THE New Magdelen."
In response 10 an inquiry Mr.. Small
said.
"AIiss Norris Is in much better health
this season than she has been in years
past, but will take no risks on losing the
ground she has so recently gained. She
will not travel and at the same time at
tempt to play more than four times in
one week. The fatigue Of travel and
work together is likely to prove too much
for her, and abe will not take any chances
on being compelled to disoppoint an
audience. Her acting at present shows the
good results OF this light work, and Is
stronger than II has been since she has been
on the road, and is giving more satisfaction
to the public at every point We visit"
"What is her strongest plsY2"
"rhat ia hard q lestion TO answer.
Some people like ono and others another,
vet from o bcx-office standpoint there
seems 70 be no difference in public appre.
citation. II Article AZ Is story Of bate
and revenge. Miss Mutton is play Of
tears, disgraced wife with great maternal
love, while The New Magdelen' contains
resignation, ambition, love, sorrow, con-
triton, defiance and in fact all the pas
aions. It gives g better opportunity for
Miss Morris to display her, wonderful yer.
sGtility and Is therefore my own particular
iayorite, and am not alone In this like"
"How Is Miss NORRIS companyH' \
Excellent. In fact it Ia the best she
has ever had. Mr.. Eben Piympton, the
leading man, is one OF our best actors,
having been several years leading man for
Adelaide Nelson and Edwin Booth, both
in Europe and Americ' and has probably
ss fiue q position as any man in America.
Ogden Stevens, for five years leading
man for Janauschek, James L. Carhart,
The comedian Of Wallack's travelling COM
pauy, Carl Ahrendt, late Of Keene, Bar
reLt and Me- ullodgh's companies. Bijou
Heron, daughter OF the late Matilda Heron
aud for several years past leading lady for
Daly's and the Madison Square Theatres,
Mrs. Farren, the "best old women" in
America, and in fact our company all
through is as strong as any on the road."
"Where is your company nowT
"In Louisville, Ky. We come here
from Coumbue, Ohio, arriving at o'clock
Wednesday morning. From here we go
to Cumberland and Washington, thence
To Philadelphia"