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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-17
w. C. r. U.
t7his CoiumHis Editedundcrthe Direction
ofthe w. @. z. Union. Of Pcrrvsbur

Oh the ontNide Of last weeks issue Of the
JOURNAL, Fisk's letter OF acceptance was
published IN part. Tire conclusion gives
nm i,lea OF the man--asa mainland "a n
religious Temperance worker, and as n
l"rge-harted Patriot, whose acquaintance
ought To I've made, that II seems beat 10 let
the reader have the whole. Read tIi4 con
clm-ion aud mediate on what he says:
III shall bear with glad heart mud rever
ent hands the only party standard on
which il inscribed. "For God, and Home,
aud Native L,ud !" the standard Of the
only purity whicl, recognizes Gpd "a the
source OF government, aud would defend
His holy day from desecration.; which Il
the guardian OF homes heat interests and
the defender of the nation through these,
aud which, bnrying the dead past of acc
liomal strife aud bitterness, would build n
living future, on the sure basis OF sober
nnnhoOd and pure wumanhood and TN
tainted youth, for all nur united country.
ut was my privilege To aid in the good
work of restoring peace and goodly fellow
ship and IN assisting to establish industrial
relations under the new order of things ut
the South, after war had swept bare 10 large
an area OF our national heritage; and
hold no other service of my life Of such ac.
count as that which brought order and the
return OF property and the right Of protect
ed labor, to large region prosirated ly
the arbitramenl OF arms. Aud now, when
more than twenty years have passed, and
The last sword Of rebellion has bced beaten
into the plowshare of loyal peace, and II
new South, knowing no other than the
Union a'g, rejoices in the nanion's "ncw
birth Of freedom" I connt it the iruesl
glory OF patriotism TO lead where men Of
the South and men OF the North alike may
follow, black as well as white, with equal
faith in the nttional reform TO be achieved,
with equal fidelity TO the Union we would
protect from its only remaining foes. And
/ rejoice that, standing on the platform o
well framed at indianapolis, which 30 ad-
mirably recognizes other great principles
than this Of ohibition-declaring, as we
do declare, that citizenship "resis on no
mere circumstance of race, color, sex, or
nationality, and affirming, MS we always
shall affirm, the full rights Of citizenahip
for all, standing ever rs we must for the
defence of the weak and the oppressed; we
can and do assert that Prohibition is "lhe
dominant issue in national politics." and
we can and do "invite TO full party fellow
ship all who on this one dominant issue
are with us agreed, believing that as we
settle this broad question tor the right 30
shall we best conserve the welfare of our
entire nation and Of every class within il,
80 shall We make certain the wise aud
speedy settlement Of every lesser question
involved and arising, so shall we prove
ourselves Christian patriots, and ordain the
perpetuity Of this Christian Republic.
Faithfully yours,
CLINTON B. FISK
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Tho Board of Gas Trustees will sell,
on Tuesday next, August 81, tho work
of digging aud filling trenches for gas
mains.
The work will be offered in sections
OF one-half. on the line. beginning ut
The Stats well in Middleton township,
at o o'clock A, NJ.
The trenches to bc completed by
Sept. 8, 1898, aud rcHllrd within ten
days after mains are laid and tested,
All persons bidding must furnish guar
antecs that the work will be done nc
curding to specifications and within the
required time.
N. L. HANSON, Svc'y.
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personal

Mr.. W. II. frohlicstein, Of Mobile, Ala,
writes: take great delight in recommend.
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, having used 1t for a severe attack Of
Bronchitis and Catarrh. II gave me instant
relief aud entirely cured me and / have moi
been afflicted since. also beg to state that
had tried other remedies with no good result.
nave also used Electric Biiters and DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, both Of which can recon.
mend.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consu mption
Coughs ana Colds, Is sold on positive gnaran-
Tee Trial bottles free at A. Il. Champney's 4
Drug Store.
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ATrEN ZION! 1OO,h. o. V. I.
Toledo. OHIO. Aurust II 1898.
Perryshurg, Ang. Is. 'Ss.

Toledo, OHIO, August ] Il, 1888.
On call Of the President of the Tooth
Rest. o. V. /. Association, few off, ers
ami survivors Of the Regl. met Mt tie
Adams Street Mission for the purpose . I
completing arrangements for their 18Th
Annual Reunion, when it was decided
upon motion Of comrade Norman Waite
that the survivors Of the regiment meet TO
organize aud attend To all business pertain
ing TO the organization nj Memorial Hall
Toledo, Ohio, on Wednesday, Sept. 5th,
1883.
The following committee was appointed
by the President, viz: Comrades G. V.
Vrooman, j. W. Jaquett, James II. Rich
Philip Nenhausel and DR.. q. A. Cvlla-
more. The above committee il endowed
with full power TO make all necessary ar
rangemenls. Exchanges please copy.
p, S, SLEvIN, Prest., Toledo.
ii. II, CHARLrs Sec'y., Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Stamplng.-Those who wish Letter
ing, Embroidery or Pillow Sbams stamp
cd, will please leave orders with Mrs.
DIR. Nichols, who has several outfits of
very nice and new style patterns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-17

The PRIDE OF KENTUcKY-Mamm
Cave-is beyond the description of ton
que or pen, one of those indescribable
things that can only be appreciated
when seen. The grandeur of the pits
and domes, the marble purity of Martha
Washington's static, illusion of the Star
Chamber, wonderful reverberations and
echoes of Echo River, and the interesting
blind white fish peculiar to the NAM
moth Cave. The Temperature in the
caverns never varies. The Cave and
Hotel are open all the year. Now is the
time to visit it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-17

Prompt Settlements Those knowing
themselves indebted to DIR. F. B. Monroe
must settle within a week or the ac-
counts will be left for collection. He is
at the residence of Samuel Smith, Sec
ond St
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-HABIrUAL constipation can be entirely
cured by the use Of Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syrup after all other remedies have failed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-17

from their homes and families. The profits
are large and sure for every industrious per-
sun, many have made and are now making
several hundred dollars a month. 1tis easy
tor any one to make SIS and upwards per day,
who is willing to work. Either sex. young or
old, capital not needed; we start you. Every
thing new. No special ability required; you,
reader, can do IL as well as any one. Write TO
MS at once for full particulars, which we mai
free. Address Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine
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Attention Ex-SoldIers and Marines.

There will lie meeting of all ex-Sol-
diers and Sailors at the Town Hall on
Monday night, Aug 20, to take final ac-
iion and make arrangements 10 attend the
National Encampment at Columbus, Ohio.
All Soldiers and Sailors are earnestly re
out.
w. ii. HoLLENBEcR,
Adj. Wolford Post.
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-HnADAcHE can be cured by Hibbard' s
Rheumatic Syrup. 1t removes the cause by
regulating the stomach, correcting improper
digestion and general flow of the blood,
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Rose E. CLEVELAND,
SISTER OF
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
Social Mirror or, Moral and Social
Culture,u

Social Mirror: or, Moral and Social
Culture"
Is the title Of the grand new book introduced
nv Miss CLEVELAND. Just out, an unparalleled
success, prnfusely illustrated, with elegant
LtLnsrarh plate uf MISS GLEN ELAND
The w"rk is a complete treatise on Moral and
Social Culture. True inauhoou and
W .msnhnod. The mothers Influence. Be
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The art Of conversation. The awkward and shy,
A mothers cares. Etiquette in NIL its branches
Etc Etc. lis mrchunicai execution is uDsnr-
passed making il the haudS"mest subscription
i~ok ever published. The Illustrations are the
finest ami made by special artists.
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is something remark able. None but live. en.r-
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We guarante- pxCLusIyR TERRiroKY. Agents
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Write al once for illustrated circnlars an1
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Address
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PAT E:NTS

Ob,si,rd d,andallPATENT BUSINESS attend
ed to PROMPTLY aud for MUDERATE FEES
Our oitceis opposite the U. = P"teniOtiice
aud we can obtain Paten'sin less time than
hose -emOtefrom WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING We advise
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make NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT is
SECURED.
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Patent Office. For circular "A dvice, terms and
referenoest to actua clieutsin youiown State,
County Write to
C A.SNOw n CO.,
Opposite Pate nj Office, Washington, ID. q.
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-DYsrErsIA or indigestion always yields
to the curative properties Of IIibbard's Rheu.
matte Syrup, containing, as it does, natures
specific IT,: the stomach,
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AGAINST THE SALOON.
PREMIUMS.

EVERY SUBSCRIBER to the ,wEKKI,
postage receives as q present from the Man
AND ExrREss ANY Two Of our eleg.ni
premium Portraits of Lincoln, Grant, Garfield
Logan and Boecher, exact copies OF the nnet
crayon iikenesses, 2Ix27 inohos In size, sent V
his address FREQ and postpaid.
one year and o copy OF Munkaosy's great paint
ing OF Christ Bcfore PLATE, richly and artistic
this great painting was resently sold Tor ovsi
0HIxRS;E LIST Of other popular and val
liable premiums arc offered 10 Subscribers ant
agents on the most liberal terms They cannotM b
described here. Send for our circular.
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AGENTS WANTED.

We want good agent in 'ovory town aad VII
laEo whero We have not one now at work Send
Tor our special Circular 10 Agents and SOC
P0SThA AsTERs and their ASSISTANTS.
and all othera who wish TO Increase thelr In,
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For Sale.-A secondhand Jump Seat
open Buggy, in fair condition.
Aug. /, 'S6. ID. X. HoLLRNBECK.
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BOWLING JOTTINGS.

Elegant new lines of Lrdirs Street
Jackets, just opened, NJ WILLIAMS.
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PERRYSBURG MARKETS

\ LgRB....'.-.....' lac
Flour o bbls3.O .OO@5. 90
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

Two yenrs ago Congress appropriated
$3.50 for the survey Of certain historical
grounds IN 0hio, and IN August S, Gen.
Poe left to make the surveys, winch are at
Defiance aud rcrryshurg. Vie will return
on Friday nex,-Deiroh Tree Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1888

Jannsen, shopc, McAlpin, P1ummer and Hart MessS'
Watson, MaoKellar Montgomery Whftemore' fea
body f. T. Lynch. IT., G. H. Bsdgoley, b. "arnnrtoh
and George F. shcphard Yesterdays play resulted a.
follows:
Gertieu.n,s eoubles-nrs, round-A. and NJ II. Tor
rencs IT, OF Canada yielded TO II. A. Taylor, 81
George and J. s. Clark. Philadelphia. ca, 6-5, c-5;
IT, w Socum Staten Island and Foxhali Keene' Rock
away beat F. p. MacMu,len. New York. and c. Hooar,
New York O. 30 4-6, 7-5. Ga. " G. Hall, ST.
George and O. s Campbell Columbia College beat c. J.
Post New-York and w. A. TONES, Brooklyn Hill, o.
s-1 6-i; D. +. Cummns and r. w. Mcclellan, cham
pion Of the West haing from Chicago. beat f. v Beach
and C. H. Ludington. IT,, both Of Yale 6-S, 60 o-i
10, g.
Aop m today the play will be resumed and yes
terdays winners viii trysecOnd rounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14

Mrs william Warren Ward, formerly Maria ia =
Philips. OF this city. who has reached he' se''e %
year. and who celebrated her birthday on Monday IL
Long Branch was a grandmother at thirty four a q
has had four great grandc hdrcn, three Of whom az
stiu alive Her husband, a weu-known Ne"-ioi.
business man who was descendant OF MajorCeneiS'
ARENAS Ward. of Revolutionary fame, died IN leo.
AGE seventy-one Her brother, James p Philips was
killed in the battle of Williamsburg. lie served WIN
distinction the sth NeT-Jersey Volunteers unuo
GENERAL Hancock Belle Ward, the third OF Mrs
Wards children, is the wife of George IL Peabody
nepbew Of George Peabody. Of London. Their home
is al No lis East Elgheenth-st and there MrS- ""u
has lived In recent years
Her grandson George Peabody, died when only
twelve years old; but young as he was had o.
veloped a remarkable talent for painting IN OILS "hich
some Of the masters in the art SAID "ould surely
with cultivation. have made him famous Mrs !" aiu
e well preserved and quite proud OF the number OF
and prominence attained by her dc 'cendsnis n Iae
dIfersnf pursuits hich they are enesseu orca.
was her surprise seeing many OF them aouno nor a.
Long Branch, where she has been spehains 'H' SAA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
THE WEATHEH REPORT

rovrpHNrVr ITDICAriONS-FDRZ ~ HoURs.
U.sgrycror SEPT 10. 10 n m.-For "'Eng'as' '"ir
htiy coer on FRIDAY. with light frosts IN tie interior
warmer on saturday.
For Eastern New-YorK. Eastern Penn'yVAna' Ne"''e'
.ev and delaware fair; slightly collier on FRIDAY warmer
~, saturday uortherly winds. shifting TO southeastery
For the District OF Columbia MarylAn' ana virginia
fafionary temperature except In southern Virginia.
sii-htlv colder 49, -, .,.
Ear tie cronas and Georgia alr except IL tho southern
IT. t,,h- rams slightly cooler in the northern portion
.,,t,,,arv temperature in the southern norton.
For Florida sht rains stationary temperature
For Alabama Mississippi, LOUISIANA and Eastern Ieha'
g., .-c.rt local rains IN tho southern portion slight
changes in temperature . ,.-..,
Fr ,rran,a, Missouri Ohio Indiana and Illinois slightly
warmer fair. - ..-. n.-
Far Tennessee fair slightly warmer N the "esse'n P"'
,,o, .,at,,oary temperature in the sasiern portion.
For Kentncky warmer and fair
For W..t virginia fair with stationary tempera'nre'
For We.tsrn Scw.Ysrk and Western PennyVaniA iAr
n, hanss, in Temperature Friday, warmer on sAtur'
| day " .-,-.,.
For wscon.n and Michigan. war ner ana is'' i'n'"' ~
the northern part BY local rams
For Minnesota local cooler In the rssSern por'oh
x,rrn.r ,ouov.d BY cooler wsIther 10 the eastern
For low. fair followed the northwest portion ~ LOCAL
,,,n. warmer followed Nv cooler weather
For Kansas fair followed in tue western portlsn oy local
rams cooler
/ For Nebraska and Dakota nsht rains cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14

nv the will of Anne Seguin, which was admitted 10
probate yesterday, her estate amounting 10 over
$50 900 is divided principally between Zelda sesiin'
the ouers nger who Is her daughter-inlaw' ana the
con q the latter, Edward : {. seguin, ana tne
daughter Of the testatrlx Maria C. seguin' 4he VIII
IS dated October 10, 1879. and names 'ohii Leu
- - evec,tor hut he has since died and By a
"a 81 bis widow Catharine (. and his sons Orson
= and Law Lee Smith are appointed executors 10
them s given $50 900 in trust for the benefit OF Zema
for life. in case she remains a widow II she marry
AGA this fund will become part OF the resiauaiS
state To the grandson, Edward, given lie h,ei
Of in 100000 and the daughter Nara l. Seguh, a$s
ecafee bequest II $4,000 IS to be alNlueo c4uaNJ
iefween Orlson T., Jay Loe and Sinclair SAl"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14

Philadelphia, sept 10 Cspec.a4l-Ihe eenlFa s'a.'" %
he uaverford Electric Light Company at Haveiord wa.
truck by lightning this morning during me s'or" anu
he building and contents destroyed The loss vi"
exceed $1,000.
DAYTON. ohio. Sept 13-one hundred ana IVY men
have been thrown out Of employment by the burning OF
J. r Brovncu Co.'S shops last night Loss 10 the
arm $50 COO. Insurance, $4,000. Policies are IN the
Cincinnati Underwriters, t2.75Oi New-ioFk Bo"efy
- $50: Buffalo German German, Of Illinois, Mercantile
Of Boston; westchcster; Western, OK Cincinnati wash
lnrton Of Cincinnati Lancashire. of England $50
each. Concorda Of Milwaukee; Guardian Of Eng and
So $50 each Firemen's. OF Dayton, $50
Boston Sept l3-The building No. II BroomheId-st'
owned bv F. F. Billiard and occupied by several firms
was damaged 70 the extent Of $1,000 By fire this n)rnns
The insurance on the building which was owned by the
arm is 40 500. and on stock, sll,s0o. T. RcmcA
som, storage house for stock, Nos 20 and = Pur
ebase..t wa. somewha; damaged. II Is fully Insured
Fire also destroyed the building occupied by Second
Kehoe ( Sons ubrcaune oils Nos 20 aud 2s Purchase
A. and No 80 Auanucave. The stock valued al
SEQ 600 Il total loss The building. valued al $1,000
/. Quilted The loss Is covered by Insurance mum
Der Of persons were injured
TROY sept i3.-The Fort George Hotel At Lake
George was destroyed by FIRE this morning The prop
ertv was owned by L L. seeye. The loss Is 100000
Insurance, $50 900
Detroit Mich. Sept ia fire. a. Wayne eighteen
miles wet Of this city yesterday destroyed the so~er
block one Of the finest in tho town Loss $4,000
nartlally insured.
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THE SUICIDE WAS WELL KNOWN.
THOUGHT TO BE E. V. sEEBoIIM

Tuu ENGLISH PLAYWRIGHT WHO flhAAHp
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLERof'"
Farlv Yesterday the body Of the young man VIM
committed suicide IN the Hoffman House "as p''''
In the Lutheran Cemetery by Herman NIP u ""o'
undertaking establishment at No. 1876 First ave- u ha
been removed from the Morgue. Mr. KIP cApiSnou
that he wanted to get him out Of the way oul n'orp
callers came to Identify the dead man after the iia
than before and they had to rely on the n'easfo
description given by Mr. Kip. Therefore no poslI,o
dentdcaton Of the body was made but there Is little
doubt that the who registered at the "r''sOl
Hotel as H. Lawrence and at the Norman House as
rawrence Herbert was really Edwin V. Seebohm an
English playwright from London.
detective Jacobs. Of the Hoffman House, founo 'na'
name scwed on the inside pocket OF one OIL mo
suicides coats and the Of wellhno"n Louuon
firm OF tallors, Small Page son. ono VI HIS
satchss bore the initial 50 Sccbohm became mo-
torious by pratng Mrs. Frances lIodgson burue,'
story. Little Lord Fauntlcroy' for dramau1a'on
in February. He left England in April for pro.
tracted tour and chose travel under the name VI
Herbert Lawrence. ,.,-
one OF the numerous callers at the under'aAe'
Yesterday was a young woman who gave the name Vi
Grace Cough To Tribune reporter she s@u 'iA'
he met Herbert Lawrence on the Etruris In April
He told her that his father and mother "ofe "e"''
hat his hcne vas with an uncle In ccmior'aoie ''-
cumstanccs and that be was starting ont on 'our
around the world lie lived for some time al lhe
windsor when be reached Ncw-Nork ana men os "a t
/ for japan and China. She mel nm a-ah VIZ. j, M
returned Newlork on Thursday she uln'T ia ",' t
him. and they a-uei 20 meet on fruay' uu nc 4'- ~.
| keep that ann, infment lie used TO idih -i'd'
deal about the money be had invested IN the races
bur he had lot los' much. =, e.ohohr,,,
sutcide The most plausible IL that lie wa con-
| slant and severe sufferer from chronic a'imeh''
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vrsrrpn.y,s SCORES AT OREEDMoOR


There was good Attendance at the fourth DAY ineeN
inc Of the National Rife Association at Creedmoof yes
~ = 49, ,rerpoon the wind went down and the
vo ~ N. narksmen improved The principal contest Of
the day was the finish of the short range contest IN
b Matthew OF the zettler Rife Cluo OF We" 49,
=. 49,. 80 or IN. nrize NJ Dorrler WIS close
second with score OF SO points In me continuation %
IN. Tiffany match w NJ. Fsrrow' Of Massacnu'e',s -"
G. Hurry, of Massachusetts, and T. J. oramn4 VI "..'.
CSC mad 81 points which were the hshe" scores mas "
the contest. 800 40.
In the Governors match John 8 Sheppard OF 'ne zol
Regiment; Major c. W. Human, Of Msssschuseu' ~.
H. Klci,. OF the nth Separate Company captain
O,borpe Of Massachu,t. and D. H. ogden, OF the zo'n
Separate Company each made score Of as In 'hOo'
Tor marEsmens badges. Captain Ezra De Forfe'" " ~
23i Regiment, made the highest score OF INC Jay -
points Captain c. L. Lindley Of the 18th Regiment VIZ
second, with a Of AZ points Josef schu'h'H' "
Vienna Austria, first with score OF ~ poh'' -
the revolver In the Stewart match Japan . "
Shepard Of Sew.York. and G. F. HAmn. OF New-iorA
each made q OF 90 points
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NOT p4RrrcrLAR WHOM he MARRIED.

John Qugley. age forty. made up his nsna . ~"
weeks ago to get married as soon a. convenient IN
was employed at the Brighton Beach HOTEL IN 'r''
kitchen was riddy- faced damse named Mary Mc-
Nsmara On her John cast tender eye bu' Msry
Iov.d Jobn Conn the nfe-saver voorhees, Pavilion
Copln had assured Mary that he loved her alone ou'
he proved faithless and married another She thousns
that II he saw her about be the bride OF ano'he' No
would return to her 90 sne promised 10 MARRY
Cucley The wedding day was SCI. and The sues's
invited but the bride not on hard AFTER var
ug for some time Mr. Quiges concluded that A. MATT
NcNsmara had not appeared he would marry one ot
the ladies' present at the time. 30 on the spo, ~
proposed 10. was accepted NJ, ana n@I'u MARY
Murphy, one OF the bridesmaids