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Seriously Hurt,

Miss Anna Kelley, daughter OF Mr.. John
Kelley, Sr , OF this place. arose I'm her sleep
she IL somnambulistl, last Friday night
and fell down stairs sustaining serious, al
though not considered fatal, injuries. She
was bruised considerably about the head n I'D
also received internal Injuries; but as we 20
To press she Is slowly improving. Her many
friends hope for bcr speedy recovery.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

Ma Wnnow's SOOTHING srpur should always
b ussd when ehildren are euttiuR teeth. Ii r.
hcyes tho ite su6crernt once; prod uoes natural
quiet sleep, and the little eherub avail sright
soothes the cliid softons the ums aiays Ali pain
regulates the bowels, and IL the hes known remedy
for diarrhGa, Whether arising from taethinR or
other causes. Twenty-Five centa "a bottle.
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"The season colder grows apace,

The season colder grows apace,
The winds begin TO roar;
M. when yon come into the place,
Please, mister, shut the door.
Don't make va SILVER Till we're blue
And banker for your gore.
Look here, we've said all we'er going 10 on
this subject. and the next Thing you know
wen be there wiping the floor up with you.
Unless you shut that door,"
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The accommodations In the way OF seats
for waiting passengers Mt the Cercco railroad
station are extremely poor. II does seem
that the amount OF business the company
does at this place II could afford better ac-
com mOdations.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

This is good chauce-Dont miss II. You
need no capital and experience to represent
n reliable irm that warrants its stock hrst
class. Work ~ weeks I'm the year and get
good pay weekly. Write for terms at once
and secure your territory. Address McMana-
mon & Luetchford, Nurscrmen. Rochester.
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The Huntington base ball club played
against tiie Riverside Reds" of Cincinnati
at Huntington hast Friday aud Saturday. for
fift, dollars a side. The score stood on the
first day to 2 In favor Of Huntington sec
ond day, 5 20 in favor Of the Cincinnati BOYS
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Doctor IL. II. YicIsers

Gives special attention to Gener-
al and Orthopedic Surgery and to
Female Diseases. He can be found
nj the Mathews Block, cd Ave,
Huntington, w. Va.
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Notice I

All persons having claims against the es-
tate OF Jane Reynolds, late decreased. are no
Tined To present. them tn the uudcrSis ned for
settlement; aud all persons Indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make payment imme-
diately.
JAMES McQUfv,
Sept25-sw.l Executor
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pound party was given ut Geo. Wright
4 Bros Hall last Friday evening for the
benefit OF Rev. u. g. Akers. About si2.0o
were realized.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

Mrs. v. II. Gum and Mrs. Laura Htii have
had their residences handsomely painted.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

Regular communication OF Crescent Lodge,
No. 80, A. +. q A NJ, next Saturday evening.
A full attendance Is desired.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

large stock OF excellent paper and envel.
opes, novels, ETC., Just received at this ONCE.
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When Baby vss SICK. We gave Der castofia,
when she was . Child. she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. shs chung 70 csstoria,
when shs hsd childron. she gave them cAstorlA
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Four dwellings In Charleston were destroy
ed by fire on Thursday of last week.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

NeurniOic Persons
Aud those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or oycrwork Will be relieved By taking
BrODn's Iron Filters. oenuin.
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
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GUrANDorrE DIsTRIcT-c. n. Lakin, II. r..
CHssviiie. j. T. Davis; Ceredo, J. III. Redmou I;
Coal River, W. l.. vandevort; East Hamlin,
ID. II. Johnson; FairneIds. A. w. ownby;
.Guyandotte, - Meadows; Hamlin, TO be
]suppiied; Huntington. w W. King; Laurel
hili. 10 be supplied; Milton. Sylvester Gain
& er' ~. Albans. Benjamin Darlington; Monti.
cello. q. W. Matheby; Wayne, A. AerfeIls (;
WINFIELD, A. r. Morrison.
Rev. W. A. Chsuvront will remain at
snithton aud Rev. Geo. G. Shaw has been
Designed 20 Halieck, In the Morgantown
District. Rev. w n. Rider, former PreaidIng
Elder OF this District. goes to RIngwOod.
Reliable parties who visited the home OF
Ohm Rife during the illness Of his little aon
hubbard, who died on last Tuesday morning,
rom the effects of being scalded a couple Of
Neeks since, inform us that all possible care
vas given the little sufferer by lts parents dur.
lhg its Illness, and that the reports 10 the con-
irary were circulated by some malicious per.
son or persons.
NJ and Mr.. Rife are greatly grieved by the
oss oftheir dear one, and ~ IL shameful that
'ueh proceedings as a coroner's investigation
On the occas on should have occurred.
~ 10 be hoped that the person or persons
Fho were the cause OF the mortifyin0 affair,
VII he overtaken by the iaw.--lHuntington
Times.
Mr.. Rife, referred to above, was
formerly a citizen Of Ceredo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

No. l3-Sundays only. Cheap excursion
rates between all stations. Leave south
Portsmouth 7 ~ "a. IN. stopping 40 AIT stations.
Arrive at Cincinnati III a. u. fu.
No. lb-Sundaye only, Leave South Ports
mouth ~ y. m, stopping az all way stations.
Arrive Cincinnati 500 y.
Trains arrive Mt and depart from Coutrni
Union Depot, Cincinnati. making direct con
nection without transfer 10 and from fndi-
annapolis, Chicago, ~. louis, and the West
aud southwest.
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wnke Collins, the we'll known English
anthOT, Is dead.
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egoaa5s Kkswss
NEW SCHEDULE.

A new schedule went into effect
on the G. & o. and n. N. < NJ. v.
R'ys Sunday, Sept. 29th. The pas.
senger trains that stop at Ceredo
are due as follows:
WEST BOUND.
NJ ". No. 81, (mail), 6:2O A. NJ.
NJ. v, 25, 4:37 p. N.
&. & o., No. 81, 1908 p. NJ.
M. ", No. 55, IL. FL 6:43 A. NJ.
G. & o., No. 81, a.. FL 4:30 A. NJ.
EAST BOUND.
NJ. ", No. 20, 9:06 A. NJ.
&. u O.. No. 9, (maiD, 1855 p NJ
G.. & O., No. 80, CAB A. NJ.
~ ", No. %, finally, 6:33 p. NJ.
III. ", No. Sc, 1888 p. n
G. & O., No. 62, 500 p. NJ.
Two vcstibule trains pass Ceredo
going west about noon, that carry
mail, but do not stop at this place.
The NJ. V. No. 76 east bound
does not run on Sunday.
-
VIM. Evtck has had hts house re-roofcd.
Composition books for students At this
once.
Fourdwellings In Charleston were destroy
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Composition books for students At this
ONCE.
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OHIO RIVER r. r
TIME TABLE.

Taxing effect May ~, 1880. Passenger trains
will run A. follows Central Time. u trains
daily except those marked thus : which do
not run on sunday
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No 4. No. z. So.l9 No %
T.. V. Wash Fr'mh
EASTWARD. NcstIe Kich'd Accom- Daily
Special Old ~ Daily
Daily. FNprs Tx S'n
Daily
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A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life

sept2s-iw.l
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Mob No No. N No. RI
! F.F. V. cin'ti Prtsrh
| WESTWARD Nes1bl kNp'Ns Accom-. Daily
| special Daily Daily
| Daily, eN Hun
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VIM. Evick has had hts house re-roofcd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
THE BURLINGTON W. FREE PRESS FRIDAY l8 ls8A

hShment enjoy the music. The boxes are
owned by the subscriber, who pay cnor-
mons prices every season. and ito what they
please during the opera. The ordinary box
at The theatre conveys very little idea of
these magnificent boxes Mt the opera house.
They are each of them good sized rooms with
n first class view Of the stage. and will hold
from 10 to 90 persons. Opening ont of each
box are one or two private rooms where re
freshments and wines are served during the
performance. The arstocratic members of
society who own these boxes makeup theatre
parties OF their friends and arrive at the
opera house about half an hour after the
curtain has risen. Their butler with one OF
two other servants has already preceded
them and in one of the little ante rooms
opening out of the box has prepared an
elaborate lunch with a liberal assortment Of
wines. The women Of the party remove
their opera cioalis and plant themselves in
the FROM row of seats in the hoy with their
bare nccls and shoulders turned toward the
audience and the stage There they sit pay
ing no attention to The opera and laugh and
chatter and CYCLE sip champagne and nib
bic Refreshments until the curtain falls The
people who really enjoy the music and pay
then $50 for an orchestra chnir are com
PEELED TO suffer the annoyance of these dis
tWbing box-holdels eud have no remedy
Very few Of the theatre parties who fill the
boxes care anything for the opera, and
when the performance is over what with
their conversations and wue drinking they
have no idea OF what has been going on ON
the stage.
A company is beng formed of New York
and Philadelphia capitalists 10 adort the
Nickel in the SLOT Idea. ' TO savings banks.
Instead Of placing weighing machines. etc..
about the streets this company intends to
put up little iron boxes something ike letter
boxes on the street corners. in the elevated
railroad stations. ut thu deputs and ferries
for the accommodation o. working people
who "aili TO save money. They argue thut
poor p.opi" fer" frequently have from 10
cents 70 81 in their pockets on Saturday
nights that they would save if there wa, any
savings bank near OF hand open after work
ing hours. Ii is to eccomno late this class
of people that the little boxes are being
made. They AL have slots of various size,
to receive uirk-is, dimes. quarters, halves
and silver dollars. The patron who drops
in quarter viii receive a little piece of pa
rer in the form Of i receipt for % cents
which is automatically thrust cut by the
machine. These little receipts can be kept
and accumulated until the deposition has an
opportunity to go down TO the main office
where they can at any time turn them in
and have the amount registered in their
bank books Interest will he paid on these
little deposits precisely the same as the saw
ings banks, and the capitalists who are be
hind the scheme predict that they will con
fer great boon upon the poorer classes and
be doing a very profitable business them
selves. NJ. &.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18

The late DR.. Gov, oi.ce an eminent Brook
lYn divine, was attending & meeting Of the
British and Foreign Bible society, at Exeter
hail, in his ceIacily a. representative Of tins
American Biblo society, with Row. Dr. VIII.
iam Adams. JUS as Dr. Co. entered the hail
lie listened to q TRADE against America, and
rs tho speaker sat down Dr. Cox was called
upon. After what the audience had heard
about America the doctors reception was re.
spoctfully cold. lie said something ltio the
following: Ny Lord, twenty days ago w,
taken hy the tug Hercules from the quay
New York to the good ship Samson, lying in
the stream, thus, my lord, going from strength
to strength, from mythology TO Scripture,
by the good hand Of the Lord ! was
brought to your shores in time to
reach this house, and to enter in the
miCtst Of the burning denunciation5 of
my beloved country that have fallen from the
lips of the gentleman vino just sat down.
He has reproached that country for the ex.
istence of slavery which l abhor Us much rs
he. But he did not tell you, my lord chat,
when we revolt2d from yourg overnment, one
of the reasons alleged was the fact that your
kind had forced that olious institution uron
u5 il spite of our rcnlonstrances and that the
original sin rests with you and your fathers
And now, my lord, instead of indulging in
mutual rcproaches, propose that tho gentle
man shall be Shcm and | will be Japheth
and, taking the mantle of charity, we will
walk backward and cover the nalcdness #
our common ancestors" The effect of this
C2stiGatiOn was instantaneous and ovorv he'll
ing, and" DR.. Adams said, the day was
won y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18

No. 24G-CAarodes; l9 Gas-pipe d. Fire
light.
70. 241--A Picture Puzzle; Black, white
and red read all o,er-a newspaper.
No. 2ls.-Numerical Enigma: Il. Rider
Haggard.
No. 249--Articles Of Furniture: (ol Book
case. ID Wardrobe. (cJ Washsraud. QD
Sofa.
No. o5o-Geographical Acrost,c; Ia Ben
sal Ib) Ebro. lo) Rubicon. d Iapland
e) Idaho. q Ncnk4n. Initials, Berlin; IL
nals, London.
No 25l,-Tho Knight Puzzle:
Better to die with harness on
IN smoke and heat Of battle
Than wander and browse and fall anon
In quiet Of meadow land cattle.
Ec5ter 10 gain by arm or brain
CAapiot Of laurel or myrtle
Than ba5,. in sun
With work uId0ne
And live ones life
Like a turtle.
no 2J2 --ProvcgLal "PT "Procrastina-
tiou lis the thief Of time
No 253. -Itovcrlu.a Words; ta) Reel-leer
(Jj Dial-!aid e. lcn-ret. 90 'Iar-rnt
No. 214.--QuiDbles: (a) Draw It round his
body. lb) 81. cl Twice twenty-five is fifty;
twice Eve, and twenty, is thirty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
No. @5s.-Bplieadings.

l. Behoad valley, and cave a beverage
g. Bolead a fruit, and leave to roam. 3. Be
head close, and leave part of the head j.
Behoad 10 degrade, and leave the lower part
OF a column. 8. Behead said, and leave ven
cradle. g. Behead a kind of wood, and leave
emacated. e. Behead large basin, and
leave to assert. S. Behead irohc and leave
an ancient ship Q. Bcheadpub.ic, and leave
an incoSurc.
The bcheaded letters will spell the name Of
u great Italian sculptor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
Respectfully,


If Bargains real Bargains, what you looking
for ours is the Store. No one has better Clothing than
THE BLUE STORE, 81 Church st. Both Dres, and
Business styles. Not to be got anywhere else Any
body who knows the make sell needn't be told about
the style and tailoring. 1t has passed into saying that
the taiors competitors They don't beat us in
quality tit or STYLE We beat them easily enough on
prices We have a few of TIE FAMOUS ST PAUL
FUR co ATS lett which selling very low prices
One blue beaver coat mink lined will sell at a BAR
gain \ few black and gray fur coats at $3.50, Mems
heavy warm listers three dollars to ten dollars finer
twelve dollars to twenty dollars large lot of common
pants selling very low to close out to make room
for goods. Trunks, Bags, Gents furnishings, I'm
breIlaS and Robes Call and for bargains for the
next sixty days.
SHIIH 81 II NIPHRF Y
ARD OPERA HOUSE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
TIE CURIOSITY SHOP.


teen Centuries Old.
The Vatican at Rome is a collection OF
buildings, erected at various times and for
different purposes, consisting OF popal re
sidonce, n library and a museum. Tho first
residence Of tho popes was erected by St
Symmachus (49S-5l4) This ancient palace
was rebuilt in the Thirteenth century by In.
nocent III, and greatly enlarged by Nicholas
III 0277-l23D; but the Latoran continued to
be the pnpGl residence; md the Vatican
palace was only used on state occasions,
and for the reception of any foreign
sovoreigns visiting Rome. While the
popos rcsilcl IN Avignon, France 1899
1870, the Lateran palace elljnto decay, and,
for the sake Of greater security afforded 10y
the vicinity of the fortress of st. Angelo, il
was determined to make the pontticai resi-.
donce az the Vatican; 0nd the first conclnve
was held there in 1878. TIE icrvth Of the Watt.
cnn palace Is 1,15l English feet. its breadth
10 feet. 1t has eight grand stalrcases,
tvonty courts, and is said to contain II, 600
apartments OF different sizes. The small por-
ton Of the Vatican inhabited by the pope is
never seen except by those who oro adj
mit-ei TO n special audience. Two hundred
and tifty-five Popos are roclioncd from St
Peter to Pic TX, inclusive Tho library Of The
Vatican was founded by the carly popcs. but
greatly augmented in modern timee 1t il the
oldest and most celebrated library IN Europe.
The noble hall is Of splendid architectural
proportions. surrounded by au immense don
Die gallery, tho whole adorned with frescocs,
husts, statues and columns, hut no books or
manuscripts are to be seen; they are ali in.
closed in cabinets Of painted wood Tho mum
her of printed books does noe exceed 10000;
hf1t fln pplg.tt of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
NORTH HUXBURY.

J. A. Durkoe and son had a valuable pair
of oxen killed Thursday by q tree being
blown down during the high wind, The lit
tie son of the station agent is quite sick. -
Frank Atkins is tomovo to the south part of
the town this week. The winter term of
school is being taught by Miss Wallace of
Waterbury Centre, the school numbering 80
pupils
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
No. goo. Animals.

Tho rabbits only chance for escape lay in
flight.
AS down the street gaze Llewellyn ap-
pears.
saw Memo" use his pen writing puzzles.
The anchor securely held us fast.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18

The Hudson river was closed 10 navigation
as follows Nov. o. 1850; Jan. =, 1881; Dec.
4, 1872, Dec. -, 1888; Dec. 10, 1884; Dec. 10,
1855, Dec, 8, 1856, and Dec. 70, 1851
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18

A person let his house to several inmates
and, having a garden attached to the house,
he wished to divide it among them There
were ten trees in the garden and he desired
to divide it so that each of the five inmates
should have an equal share of garden and
two trees How did he do it?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
Shalihan,s rrnditiGd poWder.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.

no section OF die country is to-day attracting
as much attention as Montana. Oregon, and
Washington; Montana, because II ranks first
in tie production of precious metals; Oregon
because of its rich valleys, and Washington
Territory by reason of its mild climate. timber
coal, minerals and wonderful production of
fruits and cereals. The rapid growth of Spo-
kane Falls, with water power exceeding even
that OF Minneapolis 'racomahon, Puget Sound,
the terminus of the Northern Pacific railroad,
with 1000 inhabitants; Seattle, ~ miles dis
tant. an energetic and thriving city, mark this
section of the Pacific Northwest as one that
offers peculiar Inducements to those seeking
new homes.
BY writing Charles :. Fee, General Passenger
Agent, Northern Pacific railroad, st. Paul.
Minnesota, he will send you illustrated pamph-
lets, maps and books, giving yon valuable in
formation in reference to the country tray
cased by this great line from St Paul, Mime
apolis. Duluth and Ashland to Portland. Oregon
and Tacoma and Seattle, Washington Terrific
ry. This road in addition to being the only rail
line to Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle,
reaches all the principal points in Northern
Minnesota!and Dakota, Montana. Idaho. Oregon
and Washington, Possesses unequalled scenic
attractions as well as superior train equipment
such as dining cars, and Colonist slceperS for
the use of intending settlers. neither of which
CouNenicuces are to be found on any other line
ticketing business to the states and Territories
named. 4H,Wi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
PUZZLER? YES, HE'S IN.
AND WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED
70 SEE you.

He has some Hard Ones This Time and
Furnishes AN Interesting Lesson in
Gardening Some Literary Rid
Glcs-Thc inevitable Key.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18

NO Enigrnntical Birds.
~ 4 vessel. b Separate a hill. (c) TO
shrink. 0) An officer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
kORTHFIELD,

J.. c. Fletcher of Lowell, Mass, is spend
ing few days i'll town, the guest of Hon.
Frank Pmmley.
Miss Minnie Hogan, daughter Of Hon. G.
p. Hogan of Sheldon. who has been spend
ing a few weeks in town visiting friends, re
turned TO her homo Saturday morning
The Good Templars have a play in pro
greSs which they intend 10 present soon, the
purpose Of which is to provide new furnish
ings for their hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18
8 7 IS

per year New York " eekly
Tribune, New York Weekly
Mail and Express, New York
Weekly Press, or Boston
Weekly Advertiser, that is,
either one of these papers and
the Weekly Free Press will be
sent to subscribcrsfor a year for
Las. THIS is remarkably
low price for so much valuable
reading, and is made to Yer
mont subscribers only,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-18

No. a5s.-rhc divided Garden.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

sheriff = II. Mc9saw has appointed
Jesse ~. Rafser his deputy ~ Gilman.
The Choral ard Orchestral Unson will
meet 81 the Y. NJ e. A. hall toafxht ~ .
o'clock SHARP Musical people src cor
iially invited - attend AMI take part in
the csnsasa al $ Esther
On Sunday lchn Huekisy WAS engaged Ia
taaatpg cars Of The PAGES raanA Shore rail
read a. askssenas rasap lie fell frosn 4
car Ard received seFsaus inicriss sbou; the
bead. buckley Is n Providence hospital
with every prospect of reeoyeFy.
Kitty Clark, who was fssaiaa over To thu
rranA furs last SNsngsfay fcF ressisnx g szasx
III her NaxhsagsgE sfvesf dive. ana who
y as sssasnSt1esi 20 5xsl I'm atfsssls ~ baasts,
aKs released esT sunday having secured =
sanity Ter her afssssaEsssee Al esasirs
Aueisnr Forrest has reeessexz eaexsson re
turns tram each Of TIE rrectnrts n ksns
eoanss, ana Is ealy wal.spg 70 reesive re
sssrnS feom Islshd ard kstSap cennt.fs,
which s~p attached 60 ktaG county ~
Gs1egate districts. - make The e2ns $50
The clarssl s<uat viii prohaslg b ms6e
ca Friday or saturday.
fre<fefiek Gsrrss. who was arrested On
Ass :. fe- snsa<gsins ssar rsnrtssaf PFC
nsislsh Caiaxsbsa aa ssaa steamer MsxtesAs
fayussiasa 10 bonds - stef sy. and wxs
rxlensef fgunz the eenuts Jail ussoH crsser
~ Vnff%d States AnEsns ssx3o<itv Exnery,
the esasnxsistiax magistrate.
rAssses rtbkxi wss eeu sssssesi 70 ;sii fsv
safsesn DAYS ~ tnxssse Attlxr Yesterday sag
rs tss seFrcass ntntss. whe arrears ~ b
: assse kxn xaxahond sseic Esis I siezssss
I'M Mulinss rsMped fnsm fnT - snd thru
nat drunk - - pruee<<z*- He ytte esrA.
p1e3ue1 t&Ak ~ pns Z e5nt<aou 1surkas<.
eN6 fea<14 en1ezy - 1Appref Der