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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30

PRIoEs.-A lady in a neighboring
town lately went to q colored white
washer to engage him to whitewash a
room. On asking him what he would
charge, he said sixty cents for one coat.
He charged that he said, because it was
so much trouble to put on the first coat;
but if she would have two coats put on
the room he would put on both for fifty
cents. That artist will get rich if he
keeps on doing twe-c0at werk.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30
At NOON AND MIDNIGHT,

Far In the night, and yet no rest
For him The pillow next his own
The wife's sweet face in slumber pressed
And he awoke alone-alone
In vain he courted sleep-one thought
Would ever in his mind arise:
His harsh words that at noon had brought
The teardrops to her eyes.
Slowly on lifted arm he raised
And listened. All was still ss death
He touched her forehead as he gazed,
And listened yet with bated breath;
Still silently, as though he prayed;
His lips moved lightly as she slept
For God was with him and he laid
His face with hers and wept.
J. w. RILEY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30

My Calf Skin Business is absorbing my capital time and
attention. and having decided to close out all of my other
branches of business well my miscellaneous personal
property and real estate offer for sale all the land own
except that occupied in my business and my dwelling and will
dispose of same at very low figures and easy terms of
payment
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30

A peculiar black paper of Siam and
Burmah, made from the bark of certain
trees, is used very much as states in
Europe and Nmerica The writing upon
it may be rubbed out by the application
of betel leaves, Just as slate writing is
erased by means of a sponge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30

An Italian ship has been sheathed with
glass plates. cast like iron plates, so as
to fit the hull, to take the place of cop
per sheathings. The joints of the plates
are made water tight by the use of
waterproof mastic. The advantages
claimed for glass over copper are its in
sensibility to oxidation and its exemp-
tion from incrustation.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30
The Following is a Partial List or my
OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE ;

dwelling barns sheds etc suitablv d.
pasture timber place apple orchard running
formerly part the farm
saw within third mI soil
gded worth So 900 farms selling Will bal
500 per
down, balance year.
5Acre village aborins man
wishes vegetables price s5oo-5o down
balance so per
Dwelling House Hyde village good building. new
good price down. per year.
viage-a choice desirable
good price $50 per . NV
Will sell all
village enterpring
young pu. land and labor
will furnish the timber lumber glass;
whewih build payment
parcels
with
Price of ots. s75 500. $125 and $3.50 esch
village Store"
Block" rented for year,
probably be made the
oOO-s5Oo down, balance 500 per year.
Sixty Timber Land Johnson This lot lease land and not SUBJ
iec to taxation equity
for $125 of
sawm represented cheap
for desiring logging job Terms $50 downs25 and
two dollars umpage reserved until paid
about hundred
supplies
down. year. Two dollars
paid
One Building Lot Belmont Mass of and
Mass and the Fihburg depos wey down.
An examination property believe that
would appse it, but determined
of
will find this well worth
either OF the parcels real
described lots.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-30
CARROLL s. PAGE.

Hyde Park, Vt, Feb 2. 1885.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-24
RATES or SUES .alp1ioA TO WEEKLY woalD
Counterfeit money

lHe PioCcoo VI iAdhiHS paws 10
one fraught with interest from the be-
ginning, and although hundreds Of
people are interested, no one knows
what his nei ighbor is doing. There
are three engravers to each plate, one
for the face, one for the lettering and
the third Tor the drapery. w hen
each one has finished his work, which
would be absolutely ly impossible to re
peat, as can readily be seen by COM
parlng bills of different denomlna-
tlous, the plate is turned over to a
dumb agent known as the geometri-
cal lathe, which puts the small con-
the UNCONVENTIONAL number. Ills
lathe has more than two million COM
blnatlons, none of which are known
to any one, not even the inventor. In
order to know whether a particular
counter can be produced, a small piece
OF soft steel is placed under the lathe
If the engraving is such as in the
opinion of the Bureau will be adapt
ed to the bill it is accepted, and IT
not, another combination is turned on
until one is found producing what is
wanted. When this is found the
plate itself is placed under the lathe
and the work is done, after which,
that combination is turned off and
becomes thing Of the past no on
can recall. The plate is then case
hardened, and the impression taken
from it on to roller of soft, highly
polished steel under pressure OF ten
tons. The roller is then case harden
ed, and the impression taken from 1t
onto the printing plates of the same
material, and with the same pressure.
These printing plates are made III
blocks of four each printing four
bills at each impression. BY reading
the above short description OF how
the genuine plates are made, you can
readily see how difficult it would be
for any one to intimate even the work
of.the engravers, and how utterly I'M
possible it would be to initiate the
geometrical lathe by hand work
knowing the genuine, you will have
no difficulty i'll detecting the counter
lett. 1t is therefore clearly the duty
Oh every one to make careful study
Of the genuine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-24

It is something surprising to read,
as we do in a recently published let
ter Of Gen. Crook to Mr.. Welsh, Of
Philadelphia, that that distinguished
officer and Indian fighter is an earn
est advocate for the bestowal Of the
right OF franchise upon the aborigin-
ese. He says that the Indians for the
most part are fit to exercise the cleo
toral franchise, that their number is
not large enough to make this extern
sion Of the suffrage dangerous, and
that they absolutely need it for the
protection of their personal and prop
erty rights.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-24

"Sir, can you give poor man a
quarter?:" "Why are you asking for
aims, my man?' 81 have just come
from Spain, sir; | am an earthquake
sufferer" "But you are not Span
lard; you speak good. English ooh,
as to that, speak Spanish, but since
the earthquakes my Spanish is SO
broken that l am ashamed to converse
in it,"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-24
Semi-Weekly World.
Published
ruesday y = 81 Fridays
IINAN ard (PAs. F. JOINS

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
OFfIcE Cor. MAIN AND CoMMkRcIAISrs.
QBRIcK BUIlDISG)
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-24

An escaped lunatio from Seneca
Tails, N. Y, was arrested at St. Louis
The other day for threatening to as
sassinate Prcsident-eIcct Cleveland.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-24

A friend once chided Auber, the
composer, who was bon c,cant, in the
following terms: "You eat too much,
you drink too much, you smoke too
much; in short, you pass the bounds
IN everything" "Yes," replied Au-
Der, 81 have managed to live till am
eighty" "What Of that?" retorted
the other. ''But for your excesses
you might now be ninety"
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
n ews summary.

In Toronto, on Saturday night, after
a /" bJisterous proc 9sstol al cs 'aoration
Of Halloween" the students of Trinity
Meiical School suspended corpse
from hook on Butchers veranda.
/. was discovered AT o'clock pa San.
day morning by policeman aud re
moved to the hospital Two corpees
were also found in the hospital yard.
A telegram from New York says tha;
Johu / HArker, OF Pearsslis. Texas,
latJ week solu mustangs and ponies In
Phiiadelphia for $1,000, sent $4,000 home
and came TO New York with 5000 OF
his person. Last Saturday night, In
Blocker STREE ta s.as rOahed OF dia
mond pin aud Sl269 in noney, RnC
yesterday told his story in Court
Several wholesale liquor firms o
Montreal are said to have been guilty
for several y ears past, Of sTrreptitiousl
Withdrawing liquor from tasks i
bonded warehouses By this. mean
one firm has swindled the Government
cut of $50 eco, and the total amount
the swiLdle is $4,000. The fraud
have only just been discovered
A great storm ragged yesterday alon
the Nav ENGLAND coast nj uch dan
age was done to vesssls In Boston an
other harbors by dragging of ancho
and collisions, ana the bark Add
Cander was wrecked in Boston Bay.
trem. n &c Us .es was runningout side, al
serious disasters are feared.
A municipal census of Kansas Cit
Misse uri, just completed, shows o
city's NATION, exclusive of the gu
urhs, 70 he 105 O42. This indicates
gain of stolt so per cent. since 1875
The proportion between the sexes
CO. O00 males to SO, 900 females.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03

HALL. or THE WASHINGTON STRAIN
FIRE ENGINE AND HOOK AND LAD
DER Co, No 7.-MoNDAY EVENING,
Nov. 2, 1855 - Al . stated meeting Of
the Co, held ON the above dase, the fol-
lowing preamb BILE and resolutions, we're
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased Divine
Providence TO remove from our midst
our late fellow member Thomas Nc
Oarron; IL becomes Ms 70 pay 10 bis
sp. CT; therefore be It
Resolved, That In his decease, tbii
company has lost not only an earnest
and faithful member. but one whs fol
many years exerted himself for III
prosperity and welfare, and by hi'
courtesy and bearing had won the con
fidence and esteem OF his fellow mem
bers and brother iremen.
Resolved, That the deep and heart
felt sympathy OF the company be ex-
tend ed TO his family In their hfl elton
and that our coincidence. with . copy o
these resol utions, be conveyed TO them
Resolved, That ab further mark o
respect to the memory of our deceaset
mem ber, the hall aud apparatus Of tn
company he placed In mourning for 81
days, aud that these resolutions be pub
lished In the Every Evening. Rspubli
can and Morning News, papers of thi
city.
FL. NIEDERMAIER,
WIN. MCFApDEN, Com.
| los. II. GREENMAE,
| WILLIAM HANNA, President.
| E. Ii. SINGLES, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
BUSINESS IS BOOA|ue N
OAKHALL.

We are still under the
impetus Of Saturdays over
flowing trade; we might
say. the swirl of it. Whence
comes it? We might make
a guess that the adve rtis ng
had its share in it f; that
people going hence on Sat
urday had fastened their
friends here to-day that the
weather had done it; and
each of these would have
their measure Of truth. But
beyond these we look upon
that great dominant helper
of trade as our helper
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
THIRD EDITION.
A DeuAuare Msn IN TresRle.

The P,liladelphia Ledger says; Lieu
ter ~ Jordan and bpt cial Policeman
swan and Waermyer, who were at
the s.atiou at Tw enty third and Brown
stree a, yesterday morning, were sur
pri ed by the entrance OF q young
w,msn, respectfully clad, who asked
f.r 1.-THE baby that bad been left nj the
house of e. Hutchinson, 1904 Mount
Vei non street" She said tina she was
the insnnt's mo sher and WAIVED II. She
was de- aimed, and abou! 10 o'clock was
taken to the Central Station, where
9esrye Lechler, who gave his residence
- 81 1911 South Eleventh street, was
hFipg a hearing ON the charge ot aban.
dmins the babe. Magistrate Thoml :
sen "a as Informed that the meth W.
present, anu she was brought torwai d
wsepiue Sne said that her name as
Carrie Sipy le, and that she hoarhed 81
ecller's. house. She admit ed thai
she was u liugle womaf~; that the
BABY f. tber was james Supple, re-
siding In Frederick, Delaware, aud
that sae acccmpsuisd him In carriage
20 Mrs. Hutcbinson's house ard saw
MIN leave the child. She added that
she was ressaept OF Tnllytown.
she was taken TO a private room,
where abe further st ,ted that she had
employ ment IA taiiotees, nut tnat
Sipple made her believe that she WAS
too weak to WORK and support the baby
and told her that he would get good
home tor he infant, where t5 wdald be
reared in wealth. he wrote the letter
to Mrs. Bulchioson She said she onl y
"a .tsd with the little one through bis
ASSURANCES hut l want her hack
now" she exclaimed, sobbing bitterly
She said that Sipple left her on Satur-
day tos Ba.timere
The hearing of the case was then re-
sumed. Michael Gorman, n ba1kman
said he thought" Lechler was the mar
who negotiated for the carris9e that
brought the babe TO Mrs. II hutchinson d.
Lechier vas disch irged. The babe wat
then restored TO the mother by Mrs. q
w. johnson, who has caIed log u s'nc'
the abandonment.
In the afternoon Magistrate Thomp
son released Carrie Supple to appea
when wanted ss q witness against ta'
in'ant's father.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03

Thirty. thres deaths from smallpox
we're reported in Montreal on Sunday.
The Vaccination Committee reports
that last week 5ls7 houses were visited
and 1879 psr.ons vaccinated or revac.
c,pated There are IA cases Of small
uox At On ateauguay Basin seven cases
ars In one house. The returns for the
month OF Oalober show total Of 1880
deaths.
Gases Of smallpox continues to ap.
pear 10 ~. Paul, causing fear that the
disease may become epidemic during
ths winter. The health authorities are
doing what they can. "and vaccination
"a z1tnz ON every day, but at a rate
that will require several years to insure
Sas city azsinst cisease.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
EDITION,
RelA.

Crsnor & Cos best 10 cent corset.
Perfect Rest bed springs. "a King IT.
walnut candy, Ferguson, II 4. 81 st.
Cran,r s. Co.'S misses coats for IS 90.
Cranor & Co.'S ladies' coats at Phila-
delphia wholesale prices.
Crau1r & Cos all.wool 1i-f blankets
at 81. 95.
For good coal 60 10 Bush's, Preach
street wharf.
Will soil you ave pounds Of string for
81 ut the REPUBLICAN, Office.
Judge wbiteley is still quite Ill at
his residence In this city.
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
q Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Robert Morrow left this city to-day
for Atlantic City.
Rev. w. L. 3. Murray of this city, Is
visiting friends In New York.
For cheap tin ware, wood and willow
ware. 60 70 Pierce's, 10l W. Eighth 81.
For hair, fibre, husk and all kinds Of
mattresses, 60 TO Cannon's, 800 Shtpley
street.
James p. Tustin, Esq, OF Washing.
ton, ID. O., is visiting friends In this
city.
Daniel w. Taylor has entered upon
his duties Is partner In the firm OF
Heald & Co.
T. Eiwood Singley apd Kate Ewing
Of this city, were married to-day In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. H. Ward will give readings
before the Social Circle Of the Second
Baptist church tomorrow evening.
To furnish your Kitchens, laundry 81
pantry, go to pierce's loi w. Eighth
street.
Pure ground spices and fresh ground
yellow mustard ct Taylor & Fullerton O.
druggists, 302 King street.
By giving your cows Days Hors'
Pc vder. you can Increase the how o.
milk from 10 TO 20 per cent.
Glass aud agate ware, waite irons
| muffin rings and potato huters .
Pierce's, 10l W. Eighth street
Tho Water Department is lsyirl
water pipes out Maryland avenue ant
down Sixth avenue.
The Board OF managers Of the Armor.
Fund have purchased EAus piano o
Wagner & 90, which 10 TO be chance
of NJ 80 cents chance.
A big four horse team stalled on
Mary land avenue between Fifth an
Sixth avenues. Tho team Is loade
with Orders.
Elder William L. Smoot, of Virgins
will preach Ut tho old Baptist meetip
house, King street, above Tenth. thl
even ing at 7.30 O'Clock.
Ex officer John II. Pierson was OF
this morning for the hrst time since !
wss stabbed, last Saturday . week ag'
His left leg 10 still very stiff and
walks with considerable difficulty.
The best truss made II improperl
adjusted fails utterly. Correct sdlue
ments y speciality by 2. james Bel
Sixth and Market streets. Separa
. entrance for ladies', Lady attendant
= Chief Justice Comegys was in th
q | city this morning on business, ~
!, left for Dover on the noon train.
: looks well and says that be 10 In u
enjoyment OF excellent health.
q Application will be made 10 Jud
wLitsley by Bradford and vandse RI
on the l4th inst for Q charter for {
Lord g. Company Of Middletown,
manufacture and sell chemicals a
~ fertilizers.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
HoGot Too Sud

George Morrison, an Oh
to the police station u
lod gings, and as he Was Ss1
Chief had him locked up
ing he was arraisuef y ?,
Cum Minis, when he IA d \
at kim bleville, and had NJ
city since 1868 lie ing
friends yesterday and guy
too much. AS be had no
was com mitted until 10 mo'
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
MOL salary En0us n.

According to q Washir gton paper
Colonel Lamont, tho President private
secret8ty. says that" a very large mum
Der of people have written to The Presi-
dent recommending various persons for
the position CT Civil Service Com n ision-
er. and the President has himself
thought of a number OF persons who
would be perfectly satisfactory to him.
self that it has been impossible thus
far TO get the proper man TO take the
position, because, in the first place, the
salary Is not so'much az any man who
is big enough for the pace can make
outside, and the belief Is abroad that
the new board will be az much the sub.
iect OF criticism AMI abuse from certain
q uarters as the old one has neen.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03

The farm of the late AZ
bands will be sold by Lare|
trustees, on Thursday, the
Q p. IN. ,on the farm, In Ch7
dred. This will be an excl
for investment. Tho land Y
beautifully situated, adl9i1
the DuPont's. The land
good and Is highly mp
buildings and fencing are
order. It is near raj ROAD
schools, and is one Of u
neighborhoods in tha STATE
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
VIM. B. SHARPS,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We've ten pairs OF hand.
some Turcoman Curtains,
plain crimson and gend'arme
centres with wide, rich Dor
ders, and fringed sides, max
ing elegant draperies for
windows or double doors.
Being part of a large late
purchase and this much OF
the lot lett over. makes a
great reduction in the price,
and the patterns are as
handsome as any you will
see. Any one interested in
fine draperies should see this
remarkable offering-SI5 a
pair from Sas.
There's another lot Of fine
felt goods made into mats.
scarfs, table covers, tides
and many little useful and
fancy things with good de-
Signs stamped on each end,
at wonderfully low prices
10 cents to SI.25. Also plain
feits in all colorS.
One OF the best materials
for furniture covering is
ISilk Tapestry-'tis soft and
|pliable to work ard most
durable for wear; many diff
ferent patterns and color
ings; so inches wide, Sl.25
So, 81 so.
i Ash, Ebony, Cherry, Wal.
nut Poles for window and
, door hangings, with wood
: or brass rings, ends ane
i, brackets complete, for SC
{ cents-
al WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streese. Uphols'tr
Department.
Seal Push Goats up to %
iStockinstts Newmarket, Is 10 u
lStockinette Jackets and II to u
Boucle Wraps and Goats, 81 70 y
Frieze w rape, !,
lChildren's Coats, all sizes, 81 TO Sl
A spec al mum her OF Brown
Homespun Newmarket, Se. 90 TO
WIN. b. SHARP,
u, Fourth and Marke. streets. Co,
Department
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
Akaerea 4 anita

On Thanksgiving nigh, y .
M. X Sunday school WI
ta.a /" Under the Palms
Flower Feast.
jas. A. Anderson vii. =
ist. James A. Andersen :
J. @. Wright, organisl'
Sterling, Director.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03

The special I'm GERS at the Opera
Hause coal5 nos have been on duty
1ast niah,t. ~ theY c>rlainiy would have
mi a stef, =, sns bois. and confusion
~ s.ich yeixaed supreme IN the gallery.
AZ timer loud talkiug and laughing
vas INDUCED 10 70 suLn an extent that
a was I'm poss ifls rthose In the chairs
a,d ci re! . % hear a word that was said
on 70 stage. and IT. was veIy evident
taat the ladies' and gentlemen of the
company wers very much annoyed and
disttrbed. GOOD order has, as a general
thing. BEEN preserved, and unless It il
continued, the reputation OF the Opera
house will be- BADLY irjuied.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
u,euseasnt Eject

TIL An.1sican Il II ., y
First Regiment D. N, u, y y
tion last evening for a nr Y
10 ill the Vacancy Caused Y
nation Of j. Frank gu
Lieutenant Floyd was elec,
vacap cy caused by his pro-
he Allied next Monday even
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
Election of Omcors.

The following Off ,ers we're elected
yesterday by the Wilmington M. K.
Preachers Association:
President, the Rev. William B.
Gregg; vice President, the Rev. w. L.
g. Murray; secretary, the Rev. b. y.
Price; curators, the Revs. Il. q. Jones,
8. T. Gardner and Julius Dodd.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
New RefriKerator.

The building on the north side OF
Fourth street nesr King, is being re-
mod eled and fitted with large refdge.
rator, capable of holding twenty beevts.
Whtn the Improvements are completed
the place will be occupied by james A.
Shoemaker and John A. Lollis, for the
sale Of Chicago beef.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03

william Ii. Bsk,r,Uho
1928 Poplar street, met
serious scciden. at Pdseys
Wednesday evening. He
In cleaning the engine wall
motion, when his hand Wl
tween the crank and piston
one finger in two places, az
amputation Necessary az
Was also 20 badly msns ied
lose the use Of II The wo1
painful, Notwithstanding
aid furnished on the part O
ar. but 1t is hoped that he :
able TO attend TO his ut ual 9
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
C0rrecti0E'

We have received a note !,
Giles, askir g US to state =, ,n \
able yet to go out OF 'hp p
through the care OF pF, on
able to get out Of bel o . N
the firss time since the AZ
he 30 narrowly escaped oe,]
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
Reiug Remodeiesf.

The building ct No. TIT Market
street, recently purchased by William
Bright, IL being remcdeled, and will be
used by his son, George W. Bright, as
q real estate flee.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
p~sv NJ 81. Jame s =

The mem bers Of st. jan
Sixteenth and Claym on D. ]
holding q fair that Is oeF, s,|
sral patronage. Mex So p
noon the chapel Snhu. ~
visit that of Shiloh Bap'n'|
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
Truth-TelIing About
The Clothing:

That the people seek and
hold fast to the reliable,
truth-keeping house of
which for so many years
they have had a neighbours
knowledge; Of which they
nave bought with a neigh
boris faith, and that they
have found to keep true
faith.
|OAK HALL is IN THE
| COMMUNITY'S HEART
And therefore, with the first
touch Of the winters need Of
clothing they came to good
Id Oak Hall to buy the
! Oak Hall make of clothing
Sound and dependable, made
in the homes and neighbor-
III ood S OF Philadelphia
There's reason for the grea'
business, in the best make
OF clothing in the land, ane
, the unimpeachable guaran
d Itee of Oak Hall be
If hind it.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
rsa German Americe

Alta meeting of the 1si Il
hold ON Monday evening" ~
Hall, the report oil \. an on
presented, and shows ~ va ID
there is an attendance oi
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
we Have

big job lot Of boys coarse boots i,
will pay you to drop in and look a
them before buying, at the Family Shoe
House, 206 Market street. VIM. II
Babcock. Prices always the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-03
H EDIT.
Two Naughty Rouuy

"khts hOuug
The tears flowed quite nd
the cheeks Of the sisters "
Bowe this morning, az th,, \
Cummins that they had J
home for William vitAoD, =,
him for board, aud how re- 4
drunk on Monday afte.roop
enei to kill one Of them. and
Ing out again came back ali
glass In the Window
Although lie Is an able hot
man they testified that !
worked, but stated their
TO provide = hGne IL. HIM n
stop drihhing and behave
Judge raid II was a sad ca.
posed = hne OF IS nn,l COST.
send William 10 All.
John Kennedy snl,he- =.
was charged by bis fn'n-r =
hcme drunk LAT Hltht II,
the Oh Ii ar, 4, III
III iney, lsut has Yo.a ls5
ROW. tho jugs pr'.. T. a.
coonrnitt,d ul,! 94'l =
morning.