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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

cain and diguiiici. lie never rant.
lIi. rlocuiion j. simply perfect. au,
no living man equals him in pr,ri-iu.
81 dictHtiun."
~ don't see how hc can move n,
ma-se-' rrmarkcd
The New Englandcr smlcd -upcrin
herein lies the diilcronl. b..
tween YOUR people aud niue" Lr
-aid. y on talk about .urnktr
moving tho massc, with u- tir
lnas'c, move the speaker mem
mat our masses ARE intelligent AI
ihiuk for themselves They woull
laugh at ~ speaker who addressed
them in tho sprcHd-caglr fashion
Now, | have been trained up un,.r
such orators ~ Everett ~umrr.
winthrop aud others Of that .chu,I
and ] must confess that. while ! aieA
democrat, cannot read the -prrcl,-
oI your famous southern uruttr-
without amusement Your speaker.
p'"rdo the thing. The, are po
llorid aud grauhiolucut The, DO.
not deal in facts aud logic N,w.
rir no -peaAcr living can move ~. 90.
"Wait until yuu hear Iuumb-'
+ broke out
Wy dear sir," said NV New lug.
lAndHrImintancc. II fee. inndVarcr
. That he Viii not please me au So
/ constituted, / have such judicial
| mind, as It were, that / can not help
Judging n speech simply upun us
/ merits as logical argument. lti.i-
only what YOU suuthtrurr4 Gull c'u.
| pucncr, IL has no weight with mc
"AI right ] responded rather
shortly ! trust You viii not hr bored
/ Tonight"
We walked on for sometime iu 81.
icucc. The New lugundcr wa "A
man Of about %, and his Appearance
sustained what he had .nid of him-
self. lie was NJ stiilH- a figure rm
out of cardboard lis ryr- had "a
cold, liked stare His thin lip, were
curlcd IN n perpetual -uccr lie
seemed 10 have about ~ muen lite as
n marble statue.
what II that noise" he asked
'lhc crowd shouting for roomps,'
! answered. "Ihcy are inpatient,
There is where yuu differ from Tie
again, lac -nid In my part OF the
country we are not dcmuu-trativc.
We never lose our head. lti-ararc
thing to hear boi-tcruu, uppmu-cat
our public meetings. A. for me.
never applaud
was Disguised with this icv ego
list. aud rclap-cd into ,ilcucr Ar
',"s ~ 'nI ''"Il H"'is' we secured
there was plenty OF room. n- the
meeting was held ont doors. gave
! myself up to the ENJOYMENT OF the uc-
,r,mi,io ,n ioni ,''' W." '"N. '','
| ""' i'",' ,.''''
Ioombs was Mt his best. iIis muiG,-
| mont of the republicans aud abpl.
tionlsts vas terrific hi, word.
/ seemed 10 have wings of flames. aud
| went straight To the mark Rising
| mshcrand higher with cnoh ilight Of
cloqnrncc, he looked the very gcuiu.
| oi revolution, The speech was liter
hlly thunder aud flame.
Tbs Wild cheering of the audience
ala not annoy me. II wa, music 90
my ears, but toward the close of the
.ncech cam" to the conclusion that
There must be a maniac Just behind
mo such dclifious yell, never
heard ~ my lie. FINALLY shifted
my position and manng 1t 10 grtn|
lo"h at ioombS NOISY admir"r .
could believe my eyes, standing |
on wooden bench, pounding with |
me- cane, and shouting NJ the top of |
ms voice stood my New England .
Iri"hd!
stared AT INN III I"rHyfrd amaze
ihrhi' ms WAS the ma VINO couldn't
nt moved dldhl care ior cl"Iurncc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

The Dala. end isucarcr right than
The Galveston end of the News, ON the
employ meut oiiorce and the relative
value OF federal aud state protection.
in cases Of sudden lawlcs,uc-,. etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

LET some power strong enough to
enforce the law make the attempt at
Fort Worth. IL not the state, then
me federal power.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06
M.hi,mInm. alll,mhe.

''"'' we % w CO.. '' roo 600 '' .
.nhecrpu. ami notwithstanding mob .
"A, practically held sway 100 Fort .
Worth for mouih pn-t aud all the .
time ha' been committing Ia"l'--
nets without number The d"nour
mcni saturday De- not, was uota-ur
prise io nm body. u was ohIN the
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Worth oniccr- would probably claim
A., 49,.
TINT they could mnEr no armed de-
mon-irnIion, or call on the state gov
eminent for hcll' until the overt act
OF blood had been committed. This
/. pilimI. # wcnL bo,nnd mrn.-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

bN ToLAE publishes his yalcdlc-
tors IN the last number of the COLO
rado Clipper
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

HIS cNccllcucy ha, gone to Fort
worth. Everything is quiet there
now Ergo, he should have gone
there - month since.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

TIM Galveston Tribune is for lIo,,
'taunchiy, and not bccausc other,
are.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

1lH last uorthcr handled the bad.
ding rose, di-rcspcctlully
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

TmN don't like TO have Ms cnll for
Ihc author of the dispatch. We like
Ia dc that We want TO know who
I WAS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

Hon That's no name iorthc muui-
clpsl election in Houston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

Don't forget that we are still in The
ing, WACO FuENlIURE Go.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06


Nrs-Hs. FiLNiSt bros
-fg-. Your pills came all tight and IAN
LAY they ar good bilious Nil, ] have usUl "a
great many pills. but can sty nf g. " Lane.
lil. manufactured by Fleming Bros. are gone
mine AMI g,utiem %, you hs q my tDHui
boo sending gave some " those pills iu my
ueis hur. fur = trial. puy of my uClghbnrs Euf
three pills he said they did help him. lir
clt tht next las Ike new man. lie wishes
me 60 send fIf uiy cents worth Tor MIN. So.
gentlemen VIII do all can 90 Introduce ur.
~. NrLtuvs liver pills. manufactured hy
tlomiug Rfb'hcr..
Yours. with respect W.. II. pteAS
fiFvtSs BROS.
pEAt sIb- Enclosed you Will end one DOL.
lAf. fur which yuu Willpl"ase send mr moro uf
your Dr. MrlAue's Liver Pills. trust YOU
have received the uay Tor the last tWu hutv,
ordered ami received ! Nuull only SAY. thur
have done me more good than could eNpr....
] feel much better uuw than ] have Cor no
years ps-t
Yours truly kif PAN -rttrH.
West -HuuIHkt " J.
AVON COt NTERrEIIs send %. Poe
and We viii srul yuu hy return mail Is box
NJ the genuine ur a. NyLtue'- Celebrated Live
plll. aud eight handsome cards
FlfMlND BROS. fi'tshu-sh. la
For sale hy retail druggists, Bc .utc thc N..
Lanes ril's yuu hus ARE made NJ FiU-hUfgN he,
IA Tho commercials ARE made ~ So LYuls,
Mo and Wheeling W. Va
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

Ross isn't bunk up with AN,
other candidate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

Line of gentlemens dress shoes is
second 10 none. LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

Tnr panther laid down in blood at
Fort Worth the other day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

Mn. NAHItN lRoNs. of ST. Louis.
could bee dispensed ,Nth, and Jerk no
great interest out of Joint.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

TuF Statesman ,ny, IT didn't say
that 1t knew who sent the dispatch,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

rur Dallas News Of sunday had =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

rolu Wonrn is quicruow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06
THE WACO EXAMINER

No communications WRITER on roth sidcs
% tho paper will receive attention al this
Once ~ 500 aud tG0 Austin street opposite
tlkol y hreustodts new building
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06
NON roounS' onATIo>.

TMEnN-s nothIng IN donInI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06
DR. @ W Delbridgo. of Atlanta. Ga
whites Of Guinn's Pioneor

huluns Pioneer Blood senewet has been
used Tor years with unprecedented success ID
j. entirely vegetable aud does the system no
h".l HAkiug, stimulating. iuyignfAtinK aud
''uIns lp al ihe functions aud Tissues - the
49, riu, ana mus becomes the great blood re.
--MuL and lie mn rraLlrnr \ -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

TuE governor is in Fort Worth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06
A Man OF si.ty.EiRht Years.

uni as year, NJ asc sud regard Gulnn's
Pioneer hus tonic for the feeble Ry it, uss
my strength has been restored aud ny weight
lurrra-rdtrn pounds 4. g. G. CAMBELL,
Macon. ga. Feb, 49, ~. Dnti1n.Giu maker.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

'NoTlcsw
s'li locsie
FILLS GFS,
ShNFns u. w..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

He 'ALk-
Si&i Va.
'Fos SALE
Fourth .tr.
li!ao tNeh,y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-06

|Afo,yEY To
~ the All
fTo loan $
e,,.tl,a
fD9lOAS .
Il HIsHdof Il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

tons in science aud in history. No one
can be a champion OF belief who does not
keep abreast Of the timee.
After recouating the virtues that have
actuated the great aud patriotic men of
our land to establish Tor us the grand
principles we now enjow, he concludes in
this striking language. 1t the church
keep the people in their alIegieucc to those
awful virtues, America shall still De the
e~ulightencr Of the nations, the beautiful
pioneer in he vanguard Of the progress o.
the world. Ba, if she spread a table to
Fortune OF enshr!ne Msmmon above her
altars-if her commerce become dishonest
and her press debased, aud her society
frivolous, aud her religion a mere t|iFgt
OF wilrul and ~Self,inducei delusion-she
in her turn shall fall ike Luciter, son Of
the morning and the double oceans which
sweep her illimitable shores shall only
plash to future empires Il more sad, q more
desolsie. and a more amending dirge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

Now if uiUc.y-Ujne per CEN of the spirit
ualjsrs OF the Juited States were arrested
vera such u thlGg pJssihlel, the result
would be quite 81 wonderful as when Peter
OF Old preached % tue multitude, the same
law. dc. Principle rules now &c it did
tfen. Vow about the fictitious Charley,
mentioned in the article the writer must
know or ought to RnoS, thai ii you 20 to
one o. those S:eaGcrs with evil III your
Lenrt YOU yet the same IN return. Read
ths uocurreu.a in Apostle Peters time
when Annaula5 aud Sophia came into the
Fcmrls lierDg 20 ihs. Holy Ghost, we're
they no, sm.iten bv death? /, is about
time we had q little fairness snd consist
ercy in this matter; let the light shine and
let the truth stand thoHph the heavens fall
1t e4irors be az willing TO give one
side of this issue' as the other, 10 the
world, sud let reverends and their helpers
BE- aware how they handle this question.
con assure them that S~plritualism Is
Ike d "igo eIred sword, shifting its op-
prgssors from "a spiritual field OF warfare,
when they least expect it, Let all iar
minded people suspend Judgment on this
question, unJiI Investigation bag been ex.
baugtsI 10 give the pros and cons OF
this controversy would require too much
space. and il is therefore transferred to the
dcIl o. personal investigation and re-
search Respectfully yours,
s. u,GT'AN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
WEST ALEXANDER
Sew ira.r Gand Cheer Local news and
PCr.onnI Eoiss.

Personal Eoies.
ss..l9! 70 ae SUNDAY Reg
%ssI Alexander, January ~ ester-
d.y vas rather q dull day in town, sc is
generally the case OF New Teara. Quite
u number Of visitors from other points
syeat tie 3G7 with rslati7ea ard friends
enjoying GOOD chesr The New Year #ss
nssersj IA b. ne coys ringing al the cali
srd church ,sils, l.sing Of cannon. 1tecrack,
e,r src.. and..duTiEF the day attended q
.uoc'ioF match CO wen; hunting. Three vas
G"ite q nu;cO"r rom tire Nail Civ out here
roe week c. business and some tor pleas.
9ra TIE event OF the cYeairg was tne re.
appearance Of Alexander Cooper CT the
rOs'rqm q he Presbyterian Church under
20 alspics, Of ice Z. {. T. 7. He was
greeted with q itcge attendance and his
lecture vas listened 10 with :rapt Gttan.
'iG@ The choir rendered valuable assist.
GoCe Tie raRtrr handled the subject
aa.J. III fec; It Was his nest effort Of the
-or..s. tv gppca! bling made quite e
number cane Coward Gni signed the
9,=lrr. ". I. WbitEaa was chairman
AID y q bsrry secre,ar" Of the meet
inl
IL, q ~ >. - putting 0L styi, Cur
popular manager Of z:"i;oa here G21ue1
Pas Gl7 aScgs yesterday. SO that eli may
ku-, Who IS Staten az n.
Asus". j. ow pgPuisT Undertaken, jim
a~.s>suls- JIG TIE oui& Of the trade dur.
49, n1st year. Only five paIaons died in
,u1 borough IN .c-i
r..,, H. 40, IN ... y.1-- L.. By.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

Grady drew a revolver, Carney, it is said,
being unarmed. A shot was fired at the
deceased out it missed him, when David
Carlyle interposed to protect Carney, who
went outaide. He was called back 10 take
arofher drink, and whilst Carney and
Grady were standing at the bar, the latter
drew his revolver again and shot Carney
through the forehead. above the lett eye.
Grady then made his escape.
The unfortunate victim was carried to
bed aud DR. MuDger sent for, but upon
seeing Carney the Doctor Immediately
said there was nc hope. However. he ex
tracted the bullet which had split. making
two holes III the forehead. Although he
WAS carefully attended 10 by the Doctor
and by MesSrs Cotton and CARLYLE, the
young man died ut 1870 q. N, Tuesday,
giving one parting glance Of recognition
to Carlyle.
Deceased was u miner, about IS years
old, and . native of Wheeling, West yir.
GINA.
Deputy Sherii Allen, Of Kingston, who
wa. passing through Lake VALLEY, went
out with Justice Keil and special consta-
bles 70 arrest Grady, but they were unsuc-
C~esstul.
Caruey's body will DC buried i'll Lake
Valley cemetery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

o~r-auiler, agitator aud educator, and IS
Tor the making OF peace and bringing OF
Justice. Grand Master Workman Pow
DERBY, in a late address, deprecated the in
discriminate use OF the boycott. as it would
by such Use lose d grea, deal Of its effsc-
t~iysuess. and 10 g two-edged sword. lie
denounced tte practice OF Organizing in
time Of trouble of any one trade as the
orier would be called on TO suffer from the
mistakes and Rroogjoiu - OF inexperienced
men. iga0ran, OF the principles 0: the
o-jrc.
!. IS = sscrs; order now, out it - hoped
ina, this secrecy viii continue 70 disappear
a. the order increases. Whsteyer either
labor or cGpi;sl does the people feel most
confidence in il when done openly. With
power 50 treat delegated to five men, OF
course i Is possible Tor tor great evils or
,reag good 10 De brought upon the indus
riss THE country 5y wroag decisions or
,v God decisions rendered by these mon.
Mo he tendency Of the org~aniz ariCn
seems toward Capitalization. Il demands
OF Congress That the Government shall
OBTAIN possession. by purchase, under the
Ugh, Of eminent domain, OF oil telegraph,
telephone !. and Railroads, and that hereafter
no charter or license be issued 10 Guy
corporation Tor construction or operation
o! any means Of transporting intelligence,
passengers or freight Ia our opinion
be adoption Of such principle as this
would be a disastrous Il for the nation.
individual Enterprise as far "a these great
.Hdpsrrie, are concerned would be blotted
Out there would be such a Capitalization
oil power in the Government and such
yastiu,arests % control that it Is very
doubtful whether the best craftsmanship
oar county could produce could stem the
tide and prevent the growth o! = corrup
liou and tyranny taGt would in the end
SAP the Ete blood Of our tt=e institutions.
The Kui, hts Of Labor have it in their
p5asr 70 accomplish .reat good for the
people OF rdis whole country but ii will re.
4ics eternal vigilance to prevent the
growth o, evils IN their order even greater
yanr those they az ROW trying % put
d1.u.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
BELLAiRE.

New Year S, with is wealth Of golden
sunshine, was q dsv long 10 be remembered.
All business was suspended and the
streets in the afternoon presented quite al
animated appearance. The temperature,
relieved Jy the sun, wa SO pleasant that
those who mad nc special mission found
pleasure counting the presence Of the Tays
.! Old Sol on q convenient corner, OF in
leisurely walking up and down the ;tor
oughfares. Shortly after the repas, Of tgE
KEY and the other good thing, quite a
number Of young FOLKS from Bridgeport
aud Wheeling came down 20 the Niagara
rink. They were somewhat disappointed
when they found there was no music, but
they made the best Of the situation and
spent a pleasant afternoon, Mos. Of the
Bridgeport crowd remained until after the
e~yeDiu performance and ssw Shuttle
worth do Up Sheppard. The principal
event Of New Years Yves TIE old time cen.
cert in the Chris;iau church. Long before
he doors were opened q great crowd push
ed and packed ont o. the pavement
and when SLOWED admittance GuiCaty
filled the edifce back 20 the door. lAe
progrsmmsIrendsredwas fully up 10 eApsc,
tations and everybody returned home
pleased.
Calendars Tor l->t have pax III their hp.
oesrance and 10 looking owe! the months
to see on whs. day Of the week he var.
ious holidays come, It is found that Decor.
alton Day tails OF Sunday; also Fourth OF
July. This makes s fellow feel melan.
cho!y. Over halE a year and not a ho!j-
dsy. Looking up Christmas il is found 20
come on Saturday almost as bad SIS II It
"A one day in the wesS later, for mos OF
us are al leisure half C. Saturday a. alI
times, holidays or not. Il wonId seem
that the composer Of the calendar for this
year belongs 70 he Prohibition party, and,
feeling sore AT the manner in which a
great many people celebrated these patti
otto DAYS this year, resolved 10 dampsn
the ardor c. he whole population. Thus
the ssiuts ars punished for the misdeeds OF
n. wicked. Bat thanks 10 some whole.
souled individual who invented Thanks.
and stationed il on the
las, Thursday in November. One
isv 81 least OF all the year We can call our
own, but hold, il We remember right,
Thanksgiving is e sort OF Sabbath too.
What sorry reflections, and TO crown them
ali the dose is strong bat the soonerit is
aiken the better We would state that
Christmas in ISL falls on Sunday. Fit
Ssbbaths IN the year and still are
not content. Looks SIS il the old adage,
that every day will be Sunday BY and
By" was being demonstrated. 4 great
many people think that the sooner all our
lass ars more ?: 6 Sabbath nature the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
kiCuNDSVllLE,
Ne. I.ars festiyities-GensEaI LO-al
Ssws-PersonRl,
fo :!t S,rdly Rsg1ta

Sp.cirl &c :!t S.,sdlg RsgiJto.
lorEpsylLLr. Jaausey 2.-New lear E
day was ughed IA By the ringing Of the
church bells aud The firing Ct
Watch meeting was held in the Simpson
N F Csurcb, which wSs well attended
tire music On this occasion beiD. excep
t~icnaIIy Hpe. Business -as partially sus
pended throughout tho town. The prison
ere IN It's state prison had 81 extra dinner
prepared for them o2 this day and sunday
rrles observed.
Col. c. q. Sell, accompanied D. hls soa
ana daughter, ere the guests = q. G ".
Bruce.
Mr. VI. {. Aui' the ss...:emsnIJ q. =
2. road master. was il our place yesier
day in Interest Of tie 'oad. ne reports
the road in az excellent condition ms
road has campietsi an Incline AT :;
Marva which IS cite 4 help TO the lnm-
no. Sbinrsrsia t1aJ asclion Of the country
A pa-;y Of cer;;aiis:s we're in 'own lest
~s,E rcEc,iarjps Tor the purchase Of the
OHIO Ya.!r7 Iron Works Tbeae "orss
az 10 be sold y Sher:f :. 4. &. SHOW.
NJ aE 80 f4NF-
Tho dance given a. he FJeet~oot rink
m iurrs5sv nigh, BIZ the jolly -Four vas
' La,;dal $50
49,. SEQ AID Iar.,ob 6 %orosn.
INV oaJ.,- are the rres,z p, Trs. Nc
,Ins,ers nj ,be i1,nr vnrl
Prof Cline aud bid. srri7sd in Mounds.
vile on Wednesday.
In Tondsv sypr.py a. / ,Ityast seyeG
A};ce the criV Iaugo,sT Of samuel saw
-. ,vs: nst-Ij -. lam. WsvrRr
~. r,S,-;o,s n.rcnony was
800 h. r. - BON .-nr Of the
p,e."rIer;sn Chm
TIE invitations qge GU foI tue marriage
Of CRns J Shee.z Of Be!la,Ie, End Louisa
h. Shovacre octois place, On THURSDAY,
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ago, which contained fifty poInds OF koo.y
Who the thiefor thieves were be has o g.
failed 10 fnd out.
Special services were held in rha =.
Xarvier Roman Catholic church On n,
Year, day, it being toe Feast OF C:.,rn
cision end a day OF obligation.
4 delightful dance WIG gigeu 81 n
penitentisry on Thursday evening Alton
forty were in attendance aud trippet Il.
light fantastic iill early the new n@-cir7
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On New \ ear night Mr.. Joseph alter
smun passed tho fifty ninth annual mile
stone on life pathway, and in considera'
tiou Of that fact his es,lmsble wife Mrs,
katherine Waterman assisted by her
worthy nephew, Mr.. Israel R. Waterman,
Of The Island, prepared 4 grand surprise
tos the old gentleman. At : p. N. the IN
yitei guests began 10 arrive, and before .
the huuse was go well filed that Mr., Water
2lau began 10 think al the relatives end
friends ls hsd we're sbou. 20 make him 8
visit.
After u rnne Tie cause u this in1aH Of
fri.-is was mai9 knogn to the host, and
inter- congratulations and many preaents
were presented Gil hands repaired 10 the
lining room whcre q hoGntituI rcpast had
been s17cad. After tkce5 hours Of enjoy
uaEt the guests departed leaving, however,
e roolly GGmber O! cosby preseEts and ca
uressions q dzs!re 10 attend inEumerabls
rir. lay cr.- oIatIons in honor of Mr.. Va
rei.lAn ~anGuGllg increasing age. Among
tlos, r7c5ou' w,.a Mr.. and Mr2 Bcnia.
min hickey mi acr. ot>;. Cia;rsyil!e; Nj.
aud >,ls israe! L. Wo,ernan and dsugh.
rrr N,ads. Of Wke-.ing; Mr.. and Mra.
Evan, OFFS, Cln:rsvlic: Mr. !. 3. Veg,
eg,c o. Altoona Pa William /. Water,
ua, 81 81. Pleasant. ard Mrs. Samuel
Ur.aEciane; aid daughter, Or. j. NJ Todd
ami ",!r. %r aud NTs. Joseph pici"y and
the Nj, .1s G.ofr 2' Bridgeport.
90 Er,jav night N7. John Harris was
He'd ay the iac2m.Tg local freight, Eeai
. e use'l-r EalIeg
andy !. ue!uig:T lea e 10: Jefferson
>ic3ieat taH2ra, P!''ale'?hia, tomorrow.
ID sba'!as Graz 0nG wife ara n Ne"