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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
PERSONALS.

Kent Chambers, Philadelphia, is in the
city.
IT. Conway, Marshall. No. is in the
city.
W. s. Martin, St. Louis, isThere on bus
mess.
p. W. Barry was in from Halstead yes
terday.
James Crosby. Kansas City, IS here on
business.
s. 4. Darrough was yesterday up from
Anthony.
S. E. Babcock was in from Kingman
yesterday
Edwin Hillyer was here from Topeka
yesterday.
W. Kelchner, Harrisburg, Pa, was an
arrival yesterday.
Lewis DeHayen, Walnut, was an ar
rival last night.
E starkbridge. Kansas City, was an
arrival last night.
Arthur Allen and wife went 70 Boston
and New York Sunday.
J. z. Smith went 10 Sandwich, III, yes
terday via the Rock Island
Ed Greer, Of the Daily Winfield Courier.
was up yesterday on business.
Mrs. Euo went VIA the Missouri Pacific
yesterday 70 Poughkespsie, y. I.
Mrs. W. S. Simpson, Kinsley. IS tbs
guest Of Mrs J. V. Montague
l. II w. Mcdowell and J. N Anderson
were up from Anthony yesterday.
W. s. Anthony and wife and Mrs. lime.
were here from Douglass yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Fairfield are IN ths
city and expect 70 remain several dsys-
Horace q. Steck, Of HaZelton- IL n the
city, guest OF his brother, Z. g. Steck
Mr.. wallerstein, OF the Boston store
went 70 Atchison On business YESTERDAY
Chas. Beal, representing II c. Fisher
Chicago, was here yesterday ca business
Mrs l. D. Brown left yesterday On ,
visit 70 Mr.. Browns pareTiis a. hock Port
III.
I'd. Motlsr. general manager Of the
tea and cigar department Steele * " ak
CT, was u the city yesterday.
l. II HettingcT wsnt 20 LesTeowortk
Yesterday 70 attend the rneetsag CT Ia
Grand Lodge OF K Of p. q Kansas
". Pratt, Jr, Kansas City; J. =. Wei!
lingtoa, W. A. Zukoski, - LoEIis; g. "
Andrews. T0pea; IL y. Stsek, Hazeitoa
Kan: 8 I c. Clean. Harper. Kan; ). J.
Switzerland, Canadian, Tex Z Kelly
r. Scott; G. D. Cole. Boston: c. ~ Bszl
Chicago: z z. Jo-1on, s. Joe: A N FEi
ler s. John. are 8. the Metropolis
J. u STANLEY, Jr., New YORK: z W
Nzg, Chicago; L O. Green. Wocis.ock
W.; Robert Foreman. Boston: II. Psekeni
sod lsdys ClerksieT, w Va; Thea X
Man, Lick Hsven: jos z Man, Lsrued
c. 3. Freed, L4t:ie Rock. L F. Im0tbsrs
Kansas City. C Il Tsw, Cincinnati. T. =
Miller. s. Louis, and g. q. Brlcss.erz
Cleveland. are q, ths CS-sY.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
EMERSON PICNIC.

The third and fourth grade rooms of the
Emerson school gave grand picnic Satur-
day, May Is, which was attended by very
\Hrge majority. The queen, Miss Lettie
McGlade, was dressed in white silk trim
med with cream celored lace. The king,
Master George Kessler, was dressed III a
black broadcloth suit was very appropriate
for the occasion. They met at the fine
residence OF Miss Emma Hills and march
ed to the desired place at II m. A fine re-
past was served. The tables were decorated
with fine roses, celery and evergreens. AT
ter dinner was served the following pro-
gram was rendered:
l. Grafton. May Picnic
II. s. McMichael.
2. Dialogue When am Twenty-one
John Charles and Fred Humelke.
8. Queen of the May. .Lettie McGlade
4. Dying Soldier. Mamie McNalr
3. ThanatopSls. Emma dlll
5. Railroad Crossing. $500. Louis brown
Z. Dutch song. .George kessler
AS the writer was busy looking at the
fine luxuries of life he has forgotten the
rest of the program, so those whose name
does not appear viii not think Of me for
they were certainly nice. The singing of
Miss Mabel Whitman was grand. From
all appearances they had a touch of high
life.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

The card of thanks from East Oak street
was received but not published for the
reason that it goes beyond any public CEN
sorship of which we have any knowledge.
With equal modesty the writers could ask
the editor of tie EAGLE to hunt I'D resi-
dence in some other town.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Captain Geo f. Harris leaves with US a
copy of the London edition of the New
York Daily Herald. 1t is a fine looking
daily. but not so large as the Daily EAGLE.
by the way did anybody ever look over the
amount of telegraphic news, of editorial,
local and miscellaneous matter found ev-
cry day in the EAGLE and think that it
was pretty cosmopolitan and expensive
affair for a town less than twenty years
slds
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Me-. 7. O. Long, assistant baggage man
egef for the Missouri Pacific, lett Sunday
evening for Lawrence, Kan, where he Will
he married to Miss Thomas, of that place,
on the Odd. They will return to Wichita
week
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
----------------
SALVATION AMY.

Grand anniversary meetings conducted
by Major and Mrs Keppel and the new d.
visionaI officer Charlie. Everybody come
along. Collection TO defray expenses.
CAPTAIN BESsETT
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

The Ladies Aid society CT the Uni2ed
Brethren church will bold social this ere
ming a. the residence Of Rev. D. z Steiner,
lsI Laura avenue AL are cordially inyi-
ted. COMMITTEE
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Lee Taylor offers the prediction that the
Wichita s. Suburban will be using cleo
trit cars by next Saturday. He admits il
viii take some rapid work to get ready
for service by that time, but thinks they
mr. equal to the task.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Yesterday afternoon as George Daisy
was playing around the sewer excavation
near the First ward school house he lost
his balance aud fell in with outstretched
hands. 4 workman had his spade in the
act of descending 10 strike the ground,
but could not stop it and it continued on
its way, and took off two fingers of
Georgies hand. He was out playing
shortly afterwards, not minding the &C.
currencu
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

DIR. J. II. Terrin reported last night that
the family of Mr.. j. c. Derst had been IN
creased by the recent arrival at his home
of twin girls. All concerned reported get
ting along nicely.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Ticket No. AT, held by Miss Eta Mason,
drew the painting at Locke & Loper's yes
terfay
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Greatly to the delight of the residents OF
Chicago avenue force of men We're yes
terday engaged in improving that street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Mr.. A. a. Bruner, chief clerk at the
Royal Spice mills returned yesterday
morning with his bride, from Terra Haute,
Indiana
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rates of advertising shall be as low as those OF
any other paper of equal value as an advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
Entered In the postoffce at Wichita as second class
matter and entered for transmission through Iie
mails such.
York, where all contracts for foreign advertising
will be made, and where files OF the paper can DC
seen. 5. c. Beckwith. Agent
All notices for entertainments OF any klnd N
which an adrpttance is required VIII be charged
at the rate of five per line per day. ana must
be classified and will not be run as pure reading
matter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Senator Bentley and Perry Crosson spent
Sunday in Atchison, and report having
had very pleasant day Oft.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

"Bentley's Second Addition" was filed
Yesterday. consisting of five acres near
the corner of Twenty-frst street and
Washington avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Fifteen dogs rewarded the efforts OF the
dog catcher yesterday. He had made a
somewhat extended research IN the north
and west parts of the city and south as
far as Lincoln street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
LAND OFFICE BLANKS

We have a full line of land office blanks
of all descriptions. Orders Will be nlled
and sent by return express.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

The Wichita Roofing company are bid
iiers for the job sof roofing the central
Building of the state capitol.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

MONUMENTAL BLANKS.
We have supply Of non-mineral blanks
at this Office for Oklahoma filings.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

W. p. Rowland of the Pennsylvania
Mutual will arrive from Dallas in few
days looking after the interests of his
cOmnauv
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

On Sunday afternoon at the st. Francis
hospital a cystotomy operation was per-
formed on Thomas Harris and tumor
removed from Edward Lager.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

H. C. Clifford. Esq, left last evening fol
FL Dorado to attend to some business mat
tiers for a day or two.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Marior Record: Marsh Murdoch offers 80
cents for every '.joint" pointed out to him
in Wichita, Editors are awful reckless
with money.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

The street force was yesterday at work
on Emporia avenue between Douglas and
Central.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

The Woman's Relief Corps No. 40 viii
meet in regular session this afternoon a.
2:30 O'Clock in Odd Fellows hall, over the
Savings bank
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Regular cantonmeut Of Canton Wichita
No. / o. o. r. this evening al p. N
Cherzbirns take notice
z A SPEARS CAPTAIN
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Music at the /. ". {. 4. rooms this eve
ming from TO O. The young ladies are
cordially invited 70 come and enjoy them
selves By participating or listening 20
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
CONTRACT FOR BRIDGES AWARDED.

The county commissioners held a meet
ing yesterday and awarded the contract for
four bridges to Mr.. j. X. Sawyer. One
across the Minnesota. five miles north Of
Cheny, for $40; across the Little river, on
the line between Wichita and kechi town
ships, $50; across the Cowskin at Hays
City and across Chisholm creek, in Payne
township. The contract price being S4.65
per lineal foot. The work will commence
in a few DAYS
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

But one arrest was reported at the police
station last night, drunken man who
had spent the preceding night IN ths
cooier
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

Dean Richard Ellerby of Parsons, Kan,
is visiting Colonel II. w. Lewis. The two,
many years ago. went to school together
and were warm personal friends.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21

~
Fifteen workmeu passed through the
city Sunday evening via the Rock Island
for Pond Greek. They went there for the
purpose of constructing a telegraph lne
from Pond Creek through to kinghsner.
The work will be pushed as rapidly as
possible and in a short time it IS expected
that Wichita will be in direct telegraphlc
communication with the western metropo-
lis of Oklahoma
"A FLOATER.
Last evtning some men at the Centrai
avenue bridge saw floating down the river
a coffin. One of them succeeded in reach
ing it ard caught hold of the lid. In en-
deavoring to land the box the lid puiiea
off and the box whirling on in the eddy OF
the stream, went down just unoer the
bridge. 1t is not known definitely but 1t
was believed that there was within oooy.
Some people are inclined co see III TINS
solution Of the Brown mystery.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-21
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Needs Looking After.

EDS. INTELLIGENCER--Nume COM
plants have been made by residents and
passers-by ON West Lemon street, between
Mulberry and Mary, as weli as ON some of
the adjoining streets, on account of the
iutQlerable stenches that prevail i'm that
locality. especially during the evening and
night, so much so that residents are com
pelled to close doors and windows These
stenches are caused by persons depositing
ofai, garbage, the contents of water closets,
&C., ON some Of the lots in the neighbor-
hood, and are certainly menace
TO the health of the people re-
siding there. Tho many cases of
typhoid and malaria--a half dozen within
one block at the same time, some of which
have proved fatal, are certainly an indica-
ton that something is wrong in that
locality. This again shows the necessity of
. board Of health, for whose expenses a
psnny-wise and pound foolish councils
have refused to make an appropriation.
In the absence of board of health would
u not DO well for the police authorities to
terret out the guilty parties and put stop
70 this nuisance, which is endangering tho
health Of the city? S.
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Last seasons Poor Attractions.

Editorial In Lancaster Examiner. Aug. q.
II does not pay respectable theatre
TO give the world trash, as respectable
people viii not give money to hear ii.
With Us last year there were less than
holf-dozen plays worth hearing, and vet
tho theatre was open almost every night.
They were cheap shows. and may have
paid 70 certain extent, but this can well
b doubted. Those who really love the
drama and enjoy som,-Sing refined
scarcely entered the Proctor opera house
last year, and the dramatic season was
hilure. We are glad to know that there
viii be an improvement this year. The
plays already booked are the popular ones
fthe day, most ofthem above the average,
and will be presented by good companies.
The spirit Of the new management is to be
commended and should meet with popular
support.
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Muri,rta.
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-Soon-Flour weak
fenna supers, 05@2@; extra, SODCpS 20 !:
family, oaI 25; roller, soai 80; patent
u toal5 90.
n Wheat steady; No, Red, new, SSc; No. /
Penna Red, Ole.
Corn steady No. 2, 49, ii,ic.
oats duh; No. White 2slSc.; No. 2
Bran weak Winter IL OoaIS25.
bhled hay dull IL ObGli % as TO quality {:
unothy l2Oo4li 10 for choice; liked, leGl2 90 !:
baled rye straw, new, si3 90
Butter weak Penn'a creamery extra
ne Pcnns nrsts extra Nd25
Eggs strong: Penn'a trsts lac
l@2c. N>S '''' SA''S'
Petroleum duh; refined in bbls. s720
Potatoes steady DG25c p basket
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Judge Patterson Was I'm Lebanon.

lucruty 5
Judge Patterson, of Lancaster, yester-
day morning arrived in this city and held
court in room No. Q, court house. He
heard the application Of Gen.J. p. S. Goblin,
attorney for Mrs. Maria A. Gettle, for an
injunction 10 prevent Sheriff Miller from
sailing the residence on East Cumberland
street. Bassler Boyer, ESQ.,, represented
tho execution creditor and opposed the ap-
plication. His honor granted a prelimi-
nary injunction and stayed the writ until
evidence could be taken.
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auT,8&s2,3

OFFICE OF "A. KRoDEL, dealer In dry goods,
Columbia, Pa, June 3, 1884.
PRoF III. C. WEIDLER, Dear Sir am now
hilng position In large establishment and
mud the Instructions received at your institu-
tion OF great hencfit to me.
The course is very thorough In every particu-
lar, and would advise every young man, who
has any idea AT all of entering upon a business
career, To take course at your College.
! am perfectly satisfied with what have
learned, and I know could not have made
better paying Investment. with best wishes,
am Very respectfully yours,
EDWIN r. EAGER
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EXaCltlnns Issued

Elizabeth ID. Koechling, city, through
John +. Malone, issued execution for $500
.o-dsy against VIM. q. Foehl, jeweller, and
MS mother-in-law, Barbara Hinkle.
y. c. Kennedy issued execution to-day
against q. X. Anderson, confectioner, for
el26.
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EXCURSION To Atlantic city via Reading rail-
road, Sunday, September !. Round trip tickets,
good for two days Special train leaves Quarry
VILE at $40 a. M; Lancaster (king street, at
iso Columbia, $50 Petersburg, $50 Lands
Vile, $50. Fare, 500. Train leaves Mannheim
$40, Lititz. $40, and Epbrnta, $40. Fare only
s275. Train returning same day leaves Allan
tic city at 6p. IN. Cheapest trip OF the season.
Don't miss II. Tickets good to stop over at
Reading and Philadelphia on return trip.
au2l z, "A, ~, 2, ,SlSltw
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FROM G. II. BuCKEY formerly OF Mt. Pleasant
Nd, now Of Las Animas Colorado, writing on
July ~, says:
PROF. WEIDLER The Lancaster Business
College IN of the best institutions of the kind
In the United States. II is thoroughly equipped
for the education of all who desire good and
sound Business Education. Its system Of fBook-
keeping Is thoroughly practical. can heartily
recommend this school to all who desire prac-
ucal Business Course, for II has equipped mo for
IA business which otherwise I could not have
had. Respectfully,
G. II. BUCKEY.
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wentA-Cnpon,n,

John Horing, Abe Keller, Jacob
crsamer and j. b. Lebkicher started this
afternoon ON fishing trip of several DAYS.
They will encamp ON the conestoga, near
Slack watar. They took out a full camping
outfit and will live good
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Caught AZ salmon

fe&erday fishing party from Harris
purg caught 40 large salmon at Washington
borough. Fishing there il fine.
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Z Nuee and orders paid. l.s5i 20
n,as.rr On hama 7.Mw
ISiSsce in the sinking fund. si7 s.
IS The property committee reported pro-
etou1 Cd matter Of repairs, which were or
defod at the last meeting. Asked for au
thorlty 10 paper recitation in the grammar
oohcol and stove for the same room.
4 a Acommunicatio6 was received from the
JoAnstown school district asking for aid,
Which was referred TO Superintendent
Holman.
Wentworth's written arithmetic was
a0op(ed for use In the grammar depart
mooA
n waa decided 10 redeem $1,000 of the ~
poe cent. loan of April lst, 1881, maturing
l8eDlember, 1852.
Bills were paid amounting TO 81 ,942.Si
eUnpons cancelled, $3.50.
q An attempt was made TO enter the house
of william Maze, on Walnut street, above
Sixth. .last night about II o'clock, but did not
ancceed. The men were heard at the
reaf door, but len before they could be de-
t1gtsd.
A parade will he held in town on Mon
day next--the day being Labor day-in
which stove moulders, rolling mill EN-
pluyes and railroaders will participate. The
Metropolitan band has been engaged for
tho parade. A meeting will be held this
evening to make full arrangements. A
hall will bc held in the armory in the even
Ing.
Miss Mary Nolte, an operative at the
e1Aift hctory, met with slight accident
yesterday afternoon whilc working at
machine.
On Saturday morning it was stated that
tongue fight took place in the market be-
tween Eli Slauthauer and Charles Shillow.
nf. shillow was not concerned In the
trouble, and In justice TO him the necessary
correction 10 made.
birthday surprise party was held last
evening At the home of Miss Katie Rein
hart, in honor Of hor 18th birthday. The
large number Of guests spent a pleasant
evening in dancing and social pastimes.
DR.. d. Emmet Welsh, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Is visiting in town.
B. A. Lichty, operator at the C. ID. Office,
h on duty after few days Illness.
w. Bert Wanbaugh is lying critically i'll
~ his hore with typhoid fever.
Lieut.. b. &. Welsh, of Fort Buford,
Dakota, Is visiting in town. lie has been
detailed to attend drill In Smelling, MINI.
A very pleasant evening was spent last
evening by number of young folks at
the home of Mrs. A. Il. Keim, on North
Third street.
q. w. Johnston, of the First Nationil
bank, Is on duty after trip TO the sea-
shore.
Misses Emma Work, of Harrisburg, and
Elsie Loucks, Of Bellefonte, Pa, are visit
ing Mrs. s. 6. Roath.
George NJ. Allison is moving into his new
hOslse on Chestnut street.
9. @. Pence and family, of Philadelphia
arc whiting friends In town.
Enos 8. Mann has returned 10 work at
the Columbia National bank, after an i'll
nsss OF some time.
Miss Hcttie Vache lcft this morning to
attend the Rawlinsville campmeeting.
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Judge Livingston.
The suit Of Josephine Scifcrt W. the
Pennsylvania Railroad company is still ON
trial before Judge Livingston. The cxam-
instion Of witnesses on the part Of plaintiff
was not concluded at noon.
The suit of w. s. Ferree w. Jos. B. Nor
rison was attached for trial on Tuesday
morning, before Judge Patterson. This
case came into court on an appeal from the
Judgment of Justice Trout, In favor OF
plaintiff for $3.50. The suit was to recover
on book account, and plaintiff was ex-
amined at length on the items that made
up the account on which the suit was
founded.
The defense was that some Of the articles
were furnished to a daughter of defendant,
after having been notified not TO do 40, and
in addition an offset was claimed by
Morrison, for money alleged TO be due TO
him from Ferrec In the settlement Of an
estate in which Morrison was an heir.
All of Tuesday was taken up In the argu-
ment Of the case. II was given TO the jury
shortly before noon to-day.
The jury this afternoon rendered ver-
dict in favor of plaintiff for S67.9s. r. ID.
Baker for plaintiff; d. q. and q. Ross
Eshleman for defendant.
Absolutely Confirmed.
The following reports of viewers were
confirmed absolutely:
A road in Fast Donegal township leading
from Elizabeth street, Maytown, TO the
Colebrook road, near the Marietta ceme-
terry.
A road in Carnarvon and Salisbury
townships, from point on tho road near
Beartown and extending to the public
road leading from the Cambridge road to
Mt. Zion church.
A road In Earl and East Earl from lands
of Martin Ranck and others to residence of
Clayton DeIiavcn.
A private road in West Hempfield town
ship from residence of Cbas. Bartels TO a
point on the public road leading from
Mountville 10 Marietta and Lancaster
turnpike.
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VJuBLIC SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENT
i The experimenting Committee of the
Board OF School Directors desires to announce,
lie schools will open on Tuesday, SEPTEM-
assignments OF teachers of the primary schools
have been made:
Transfers-Miss Daisy Smaling to s. Prince
St, vice Miss Kate Barnes resigned Miss Kate
Baldwin to Rockland St., vice Miss Daisy Small
st., vice Miss Kate Baldwin, transferred Miss
Cochran transferred; Miss Clara Gompf TO
Newly Assigned to Positions-Miss Josephine
moted Miss Grace Hurst to Manor St., vice
Miss Brimmer, promoted Miss Emma small
ing to Manor ST., vice Miss NJ. Humphrcyille,
promoted Miss Kate Sharp to =. Duke ST.,
vice Miss G. Gompf, transferred; Miss A. c.
Shaub to s. Duke St. vice Miss Irwin, trans
ferred Miss Naomi Eberman to S. Mulberry
ST., vice Mi. Name Sharp. resigned.
The City superintendent desires to meet the
teachers for consultation and instruction on
Monday. September ., as follows: Primary
grade at a. m intermediate grade at 10 a. m;
secondary grade at p. m. Grammar grade at
p. m and the teachers of the High Schools al
p. IN.
He win also meet the recently appointed
teachers for special instruction on Saturday
August 81.
BY order Of the Supt Com.
WM. MCCOMSEY
au2s2tdW,F Chairman.
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3Nurriupra,

MoHow-iIrchiE,-on Tuesday evening
Aug. nth, by Rev. Charles l.. Fry. at Trinity
Lutheran parsonage, William IL. Mohow aud
Lille May Richie both Of this city. It'd"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-28
The Milton hand.

on special car attached To sesshore Ex-
prs~ this afternoon was the Milton Mill
sary band. They were on their way to
Atlantic City TO take part in prize con-
iess,