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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
DIETER & CAMPBELL.
Contractors & Builders
BRICK AND SI0EEl-

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

HilTs reer,e-s Cough Sy-gp all cure
coughs. colds, Crol'p - sore threst. and re-
lieves wboopi-- cough ana gsthuaS- L doe>
not DIV Up = cough sid cave tie Infamz-
ton zrd feve- behind !5, boz io0Seu- the
phlecrn and morbid matter, snd permits "a
tare - 5eAl the lung tlssre< and diseased
psrts. Cal Snd -: . bo:tie- Ii Pat satisfied
after using i. return tie empty bOsL.e and
We viii refund tie ulonev. A package %
CObb's Ii,;le Live- Pals n ;ep II each bot
tie free Alirieh & Brown Apr Is.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

The cry Of war news from Europe" has
been strong weapon in the hands Of the
bulls" on the grain markets recently, aud
has advanced values very materially Yes
teraay the ''bears" succeed in prickiES the
bubble and tie collapsed balloon came
down with thUd. WheSt declined some
two cents and a,l other commodities sympa-
-Ls-.4
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Fort scott Monitor: Elsewhere We pub
lish an editorial from the Wichita EAGLE
upon Colonel Milton Stewart. Coming
from his home j, is high tribute 10 his
worth and standing a. a man and soldier.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

T. F. McGrew, Esq, leading attorney Of
Pratt, who was in the city Yesterday, paid
the Valley Scresmor the compliment of a
call, The people OF Pratt county should
prepare for big boom this summer, the
magnitude of which would be hard TO esti-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
.SPECyfi -NDTft'f>.

The New York Store was carpeted nearly
all over Yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

The ladies of the Womens Relief corps
built rag baby to present 10 jake Bladder
ston on the way home from the grand en-
campmen,. John Fisher presented the rag
generation in an elegant speech
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

The city ticket Office of the st Louis, Fl.
Scott and Wichita railroad Is open and
ready for business with W. f. Copeland as
ticket seller.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Jack Thomas came in last night from a
commercial tour west on the Santa Fe as far
IS Dodge City and north on the branch frcm
McHherson. He has been gone some two
weeks and has deluged that part Of the state
with crackers and candy.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

The Hildreth folding bedstead on eNhibi-
ton at the Kansas furniture house is q nice
contrivance when YOU learn the combina-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Col. Robert II. Smith. Of the boot and
shoe firm Of Smith X Slower, has Just re-
turned from the east, where he purchased a
heavy stock Of goods.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Gardening and tree planting are going on
at full blast these days, which is early
enough, considering the severity Of the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

TIE Marker 5-ocat cigsr i GAZING pop
ulsri;y. Every fSi-ciN.s dealer h@s the
"M4-ker f0E SIZE. Every ei-A. stamped
Marker in bronze letters Wholesale by
b. Coba. Green block. Douglas avenue.
Wichita d2:3S0-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Attest: FRED ScHArrxEE, City Clerk.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Strangers
Call at No, 2o5 Main street and get one of
Bartholomew maps Of Sedgwiok county.
1t is the latest and the only Autograph map
of the county, and We dare say the best
map of the county ever published. You
can get TOR the asking. d2j5I6
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

through. j. +. MEssERvE.
Mrs. Nj. Il. HAYNES.
Why don't the Wichita, Mcpherson and
Denver railroad begin:
The train from the east on the Santa FL
was eight hours late yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. n. Jones will leave to-
day for visit to ST Louis.
DIR. McAdams is reported to be capering
and prancing on the may orally track these
days.
Close observers report weakness in the
knee joints among aspirants for Federal jobs
| hereabouls.
The best campaign worl, for the city cleo
ton that can be done just now is to get ev-
cryone 10 register.
Louise Sylvester is 50 very much better
that there is no donbt about the Mountain
Pink for Monday night.
Don't fail 10 remember the first annual
business Mems" ball at the opera house
next Tuesday night the Eth inst.
The Hildreth folding beds,ead on exhibi-
ton at the Kansas furniture house is nice
continuance when You learn the combins-
ton
Gardening and tree planting are going on
at full blast these days, which is early
enough. considering the severity Of the
winter
The city ticket Office of the II. Louis, Fl.
Scott and Wichita railroad Is open and
ready for business with W. +. Copeland as
ticket seller.
Col. Rober; II. Smith. Of the boot and
shoe firm %; Smith X Slower, has Just re-
turned from the east. where he purchased
heavy stock Of goods.
The ladies Of the Women's Relief corps
built rag baby to present to Jake Bladder
ston on the way home from the grand en-
campment. John Fisher presented the rag
generation in an elegant speech.
Fort SCOT; Monitor: Elsewhere We pub
lish an editorial from the Wichita EAGLE
upon Colonel Milton Stewart Coming
from his home il is a high tribute TO his
worth and standing a. man and soldier.
Fort Scot; Monitor: Commander Pond
did not misrepTese. the G. 4. Rs 50 badly
after all IN calling this meeting a; Fort
Scott. ss the resolution 10 hold the next one
at Topeka WAS voted down by = two-ihirds
vote in favor Of Wichita.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Smoke Marker" five cent cigar. Best in
the world. Every cigar stamped Marker
in bronze letters. Retailed everywhere in
Wichita, and wholesaled by 3. Cohn, 127
W. Douglas avenue d253ti
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16

Grafton il becoming notorious
throughout the whole county for law
lessness. One week q tram is wrecked
by ono OF her citizens aud tho next An in-
nocent women Is shot within her Dor le~s
Truly. it is hard to tell what The town is
coming to.
Lewis Branson, wealthy farmer.
who lived near Moorfield. me, horrible
death a few dSyssinoe. He tried 70 climb
around a high bluf overlooking the
South Branch OF the Potomac, and miss
ing his footing fell distance of seventy
ieet and dashed his brains out on the
rocks below,
"A couple OF weeks ago Raymond
RodehCaver sho. wild c1t about two
miles below town, and on Saturday last
he brought IL to town ana exhibited it.
He says there Ia another one prowlinr
about In the neighborhoOd where he shot
the one he bad on exhibition, and he
hopes to capture it alive.
William II. Stuck, OF Smithfeld
Fayette county Pn.. is wanted fer bank
robbery in Arkansas, horse stealing in
Maryland, i'm Pen1sylvania for defraud>
Ing wholesale firms Of money. in West
Virginia for borrowing large sums of
money and in various States for safe
blowing and other crimes.
A petition is being circulated in
Tucker county that is being signed extern
sively by the influential men OF the
county, asking Judge Ice IT, remit Sis
fne against Thomas Warner. who was
found guilty OF being a Red Man and
sentenced to one years imprisonment
He was sent to M"undsville, but soon
after was pardoned by Governor Jack 4on.
The boys were cut Saturd ~ night on
a foraging expedition. They lifted JAS
A. Browns gate Oh the hinr es and put il
high up I'm one Of the locust trees in
front of the Court House. one Of the
seats OF Shaw's hack was also placed up
in the 'ree about 20 feet from terra 6rBla.
Who the parties engaged i'm this work
are is not kn,wn. Brown aud Shaw
are anxious to know, however.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16
PLAINVIEW

Eddie Brown and Eddie Born. who have
been visiting relatives al Irondale. have
Just returned home.
Ms. Geo. r. Znu and son we're visiting
Grafton relatives lssi week
"ModdlesOme Joe, of tn Journal. is in
despAir. Leap Year mas p sssJ ray and
no one proposed 10 him lie has our
sympatbies.
Rev. We'oh preached At Point Pleasant
on Sunday last TO a large congregation.
The protrac:ed meeting az Mount YER
non broke on Wednesday night 70 WAS
success, spiritually. Pee g. KATE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16
WOMAN SHOT AT GRAFTON.

Grafton had another tragedy last Wed>
nesday evening. Mrs. Mary Warner Wa
shot in th9 temple while seated by a fire
in one Of the rooms OF Mrs Susan Court
ney's residence. Mrs. Warner aud her
husband lately - parated and he is sus~
pected as being the perpetrator OF the
yiilainous deed. lie has more than once
threatened Mrs. Varner's life since tSe
separation. and the Incl ients connected
with the shooting point directly to him AS
the guilty one. She fingered in en- un>
conscious condition until Frid4Y. when
death relieved her of snRerinRs.
Warner was found seorered in a rail
pile, arrested anu is now in jail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16
Is HE LOST OR DEADY

curious public desires to know tho
whereabouts of one Geo. p. Sargea II Late
editor III the Barber JeReys0nion. He Is
Of more th'n o binary height aud pirIh,
talks freely upoa all subjects no meter
whether he knows aaythIng about them
ar not, is chasle in speech aud dignifed
in bearing. When last seen he boarded
an east-b"und p ssenger train at Tunnel.
ton last fall. Any Information about
him Mil be gladly received.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16
GRAFTON CLOTHING 90.

The Grafton One Price Clothing Co.,
offers special inducements to persons
desiring clothing The Company buys
for cash and sells for cash, and for this
reason are enabled to give better bargains
Than can be got elsewhere. The firm il
strictly reliable, and we can recommend
II as worthy The confidence OF an our
readers. When at Grafton cali and ex
anime their Immense stock of clothing.
1t il no trouble for them to show goods.
Store In Me, ornick's Block, Main st.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16
THE NOVELIST"

''The Novelist" Is the characteristic
title OF a new paper just started in New
York, by John b. Alden, the LITERARY
Revolutionist." The pIice, also, is char.
scteristic,--only slOO year. II II not
intended to enter into competition with
the gt-priced, but character, story
papers which darken the country like
pcstilence. but will be devoted almost
entirely to high, olass fiction, such a, finds
place and welcome in the best magazines
Of the day and the purest homes OF the
land; making the paper an unrivalei las
TO cost, certainly source OF mental req
reatiop Ter the weary, and Of entertain,
ment for all. During the year there are
promised serial stories by William Black.
Mrs. Oliphant, James Payn, Hugh Con,
way, b, l.. Farjeon, and others-cer'ainl
a good variety, as we'll as good quantity
for the dollar. 1t is printed ia large type
and Is handsome paper For free spec.
imon copies address the publisher, John
%. Alden, 3o3 Pearl street, Kew York.
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GRACE GREENwooD's NOW HOOK

GRACE GREENWOOD'S New HOOK.
"Stories for Home Folks. Young and
Old Is the attractive title Of pretty
volume by this famous author. just pub
lisbod. II starts out with "a True story
Of Presideut Lincoln" which with other
war "reminiscences that follow will waken
p prstroictlc glow in the hearts Of read,
ors both old and young, there aro stories
Of travel IN lids and other lands. stories
Of famous people, NJ "My First Love.
Letter" almost a Ghost slory''-iu all
twenty-nine stories, which being written
by GRACE GREEEwooD. who IL 80 we'll
known - one Of the most graceful and
captivating writer's. will End Joyful lis
teners everywhere. The volumn Is
equivalent IN size and appearance to the
authors other works heretofore sold at
tl.25. but being published by the "Llt,
srary Revolution" John b. Alden, 8a3
Psarl Street, New YORK. Il II sold for so
cents. Nj Alden sends a 100 page cata
l0gue, descriptive Of his immense list Of
stand rd aud p'puitr Norks. free 10 any
applicant
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NOTIcE 10 CHEDIroRs.

TO the creditors ofWillism Rodebosvor
decd. on said decodents esAto.
You are hereby notified thata' The re-
quest Of John a, y. Martin. Admiui-tra
Tor OF Within RodeHcavrr. d0c'u. have
appointed February 80. 1885. a. INV ofiro
I'm kin4woOd, Preston county. west Nir-
0iuis ~ the iimo and place for r.cGviu.
proof of debts or demands against said
decedent or bis tato ai which. lime auI
place YOU arc required o. attend
piveu under NY hand this 10th dav of
December 1885,
JOaErH III. HAwTuORvr.
Com. of a rcuuu mr
Preston county, w va.
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-. A.L.-N

Circuit Count OF Preston county. d c.
emb ? J., 1884
Jos. j. Mckinney On petition
W upttr rrsp.
Luke VI. ii, hloucy's heirs ter li5. a.
The acts OF 1871. William q. Wo..v. "a
Commissioners spp liujed under s..i Act,
th.s dag made h,c tinal report herein. apr
Nhereupcr, o. motion 81 the ICHtlru,r by
h,s counsel, 10 10 ordered that said rep RI
0e hi,d, and that uOt'ce be published 10
The West Virginia Argus am ,a L ..
County Journal, once w,.A tr .,,IV
successive weeks, Of the Gtug 81 .tll .
port, and r,quirIrg al persons iujrr. >tri
therein 90 appear before TINS Count IN the
4th day 90 tue next tenn and uO what may
be ntctss,r ny tn protect their u;ercsts. pro
vlded however, that such notice may 70
sist II C by If this order, published AS
Aforesaid. A copy from the II cord
10 l2t Test: SMIru CRANE Clerk,
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LOsr RENORD NOIlCE-
Circuit Cur, of Preston couay. Dc
ember Cad, 1884.

Circuit Cur, of Preston coua v. Dec
ember Cad, 1884
Willism SHAY, by bis mex friend.
Benz ,mio Shaw, } on p, a ION uu
vs. der Chan IN 81
Alexander Shaw's hyir, the Acts of 1871
William G.. Worley G mmiss,oner an
pointed under said Act, this day II. de his
hnsl report herein, aud whert upon, ON mo
tion Ut he petitioner 10y his counsel, II Ia
ordered that said report he Il ed. ant that
,ice be- published m The West Virgin
Il Argus, aud thu Preston & uuty Journal,
once week for Nv I've suCcrssiv, weeks.
OF he filing OF said report, and requiring
all persons interested tn. rein 90 Appusr be-
tore this { urt ON the 4 h day of tn next
term, and do What may be Necessity To-
protect their interests, provided, however,
that such notice may consist If copy of
This order published AS aforesaid A copy
from the record.
l let Test SMrH CRANE, Ctrk.
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ADVERTISING RATES:

Transient advertisements will be in
serted Tor ~ per inch for first inse rtion,
and fifty cents per inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal communication inserted for
90 cents an inch.
Local notices 8 cents per line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post Office "a
second class mail matter,
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LOST RECORD NOTICE.

Circuit Court II Preston CountY, De
ccmber 21d, 1884
Augusten Wolf } Oa.a petition. nm -
vs. der chapter no of
samuel Byrnes heirs } Tn, acts IT 1871
William G., Warlcv, Commissioner an.
pointed under SAID Act. his day made his
hlal report her,iu Wher,upuu, ON mo
tim 81 the petitioner 10y hi unset. n IL
ordered thH' said report br fitted. n"d th. /
a notice be- published in Tue W,s' Vagina
Argus aud Preston County ,umaI. anc- a
week, tor tweIv' suCN~sive weeks Of the
II ny OF said report and 7, qliIIrg sll prr-
sons Interested therein, t. sppurr before
TINS c'urt ou the ( 10 day of the ext ERIN,
and do what nav bo crssary To protect
their Interests. Provided h"wcver that
such nouc" may consist OF copy OF this
order, published as AT resaid. A copy
from he record.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

one dollar per year, invariably in ad-
vance. One dollar and fifty cents per
year, when not paid In advance. These
terms will bestrictly adhsI ed to IL every
Instance,
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LOST RECORD NOTICE,

Circuit Court Of Preston ,uu,y, De
cpmbar 1854
II .P.Crs~tort IL wifc) o. petition. IN
~ Ger chapter l75. of
Sarah j. Dan e, al. } tae apts of 1871.
william @ W,rlcv. IA Commissioner np
pointed under said Act, this day made his
hlal report herein, Wncrcup ~, ON mo-
tioI 81 the petitioner by hi- counsel, 10 il,
ordcred that said report be- iird. and that q
n"tice be- published IN The West Virginia
Argus and Preston County Juurral, once d
week, for tweIye guCccs-iVr Ve,ks, OF the
HING nf sail report, and r quiring All per
sons Interested therein, TO appear before
this court ON the An day 81 The n. II term.
aud do what may be- necessary tn protect
their interrsis Provided however t,At
such notice may consist OF copy of tins
order up.lshcd as aforesaid. A copy
from he record.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-16
LOST LECORD NOTICE

Circuit Curt of Preston County, De
cember g. 1884
WIN X Garner } Ona pctitiop mn.
w. der cbapfpr 175 Z
Jos. Browns heirs ct al } the acts Of 1871
William q. WOrl"y,a Commissioner az
pointed under sail Ac', THE da, made HE
bnal report herein. Wher,u upon, on mo
ton ot he petitioner bv his counsel, b. ~
ordered that said r'pDrl be- fed. and that n
notice be- punllsnrd 100 The West Virginia
Argus aud PTcsOu County J urnu once "a
week, for twelve successive ue.ks. II the
ming % SAID report, aud r. curing al per
spns Interested therein. 90 apDeat bet r.
this court on the 4th day ~ the ntxi term,
add DO wha' mag be- necessary 10 protct
their Interests Provided however that
such notice may consist of y copy Of This
order published 40 5fDresald, a copy
from tue r, cord.
19l2 Test: SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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LOSI KENORD NOTINE-

Circui, Court OF Preston County Deccm.
her 3 1884
j phn NJ Hirtman Uranium. IN
Va der chapter va of
VIM. w SCOTS heirs the acts Of 1871
william q Worlry,a G mmissionrI ap-
pointed under said Act, his Jay made hi=
tlhl report herein. WhrrpupOn, on mo
ton OF the petitioner by hls counsel il is
ordered That said report be Fl ed, and that'a
notice be- published ia The West Virginia
Afgu. aud P.estpn County Journal once a
week, for twelve successive weeks of the
Hing OF SAID report, and J, qprirg all per-
Sons Interested therein, 90 appear before
this GCurt on the 4 day Of the next term.
aud d what my be- necessary ~ protect
their interests. Provided however that
such notice may consist 81 a copy of This
order, published ~ aforesaid A copy
from the record
| q l2t Tpaf. ENsTu Cp,vy CD.rL
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR fSAIIICy

Tho mill iq we'll !oeitod ana in good re-
pair, u hns three RIM . Burs, and has
both iorandsieain power attarhmeuts.
In connection with the FIGURING Mil
there BE- $50 good Saw Mil md a Card
iuR Machine boo excellent reUair.
lsD huy acres % ground upon which
There is an orchard o.. 100 ttces.a frame
DWELLING HOUSE
with eight room q. BE- storo roou and all
neress 'ry ont huildlnt7 nowIy painted
This property is located near King
wool.
For particulars. address
O.. g. gILF4.
~ 20 3m. Kugvoyd. " Va.
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inR-. Pholngravures and Oil Pictures.
Commencing witn 'bcNovcmbor mum.
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Try 1T !
NlY FOR SllE +.


which will sell cheap to feeders. NV
ten mt "n farm VIII attend g. feeding
stock
For particulars apply b. W. h. GI0vor.
Terra Alta. W l.. WASnINGrO N.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-04
LIN Their New store.

TA;oh &, l-r;;ndle, the clothiers, have oc-
cupied the Whitteisey s,~.- Oh onapei s'ree''
and having completed the removal o.. non
stock from their old store and completely re-
fitted the new store, are ready for business
to-day. They have largely increased their
stock by new arrivals of goods yesterday and
offer splendid stock to the public in all
departments. Particularly noticeable is the
stock of spring overcoats, while another
special department is the display of fine suit
ings for gentlemen, while another special de-
partment is the children's suits which will
have big sale. The store is handsomely
fitted up,and although double the size of the
other, the large stock completely fills it, The
goods are all carefully and judiciously Sc
leeted. In the new departure the firm have
the best wishes of the public and will be bet
ter situated than ever to supply the discrim-
mating huvinp Dublic
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-04
ARMY ABD NAVY CLUB.
ITS AnnuaI ReunIOR-General Grant
and AppOmatf0x.

ITS Au1uaI ReunIOR-General Grant
and ApPOmatfox.
The Army Snd Navy club of Connecticut
was organized in 1879. Its object is to fur
nish place where survivors of the late war
can meet in annual reunion without being
limited to regimental or army corps Sf any
other arbitrary divisions. IT'S membership
is open to any Connecticut soldier or sailor,
wherever he may now reside, and to Union
veterans of other States now residing IN Con
necticut. The membership has steadily in
creased without effort. until now the names
of the roll court up nearly four hundred, in
Guiding representatives of every Connecticut
organization. that went to the war, the lzayy,
and representatives of a score of other States.
The reunion for thiG year will be held at
the Hotel Winthrop, Meriden, on the even
ing of Thursday next. The principal addresses
will be on Appomattox and General Grant
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-04
A Pleasanr FasI Bay.

No pieasanter day could have been desired
for holiday than yesterday. Though foggy
in the morning about 10 O'Clock the sun ap-
psared, and with his welcome face dispelled
the fog and clouds. A great many people
lured by the warmth and ciearness of the
atmosphere strolled out into the country and
enjoyed all that April nature could give
them. A large number of both ladies and
gentlemen went to East Rock for the first
time this season and gathered moss and
plucked leaves of dried grass and twlgs.
Some went to the ball game at Hamilton
Park; some went duekingg, and others prac-
ticed rife shooting and many took drive
into the country.