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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
MILFORD.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
MILfoRD, Jan. 3.-The news came to Mil
ford early yesterday morning of the loss by
hre OF the saw mill and box factory Of Col.
A. 3. Small OF Lincoln, Dell, together with
the valuable machinery and the large stock
OF lumber contained therein. The exact
loss has not been ascertained here as yet,
but Is placed by knowing parties at between
81. 1000 and $4,000, partly covered by insur-
anoe.
At q meeting OF the Milford Grunge, No,
6, Patrons OF Husbandry, held last Satur-
day, tho following officers were elected (:
Master, Charles II. Socket; overseer, Il. @.
Smith; Lecturer, W. p. Oorsa; Steward, y.
3. Barker; Chaplain, W. Richardson; Becre-
tary, CHARLES Barker; Doorkeeper, j. A.
Bogart L. A. Steward Mrs. William Pierce
Pomona, Mrs. y. 8. Barker; Ceres, Mrs. @,
d. Socket. State Master e. II. Bancroft
will be present at the installation on satur-
day next.
MILFORD, Jan. 8.--The anniversary of
the Avenue III. E. Sunday school on last
Friday evening, proved SUCCESS. Dur
ing the rendering Of the programme,
which consisted Of special music, reeita-
tons by the little folks and an address by
the Rev. ]. b. Wiley, O. z. Treidler WAS
presented with handsome gold headed
JAM % Rafoh Was engraved, rasta(gd
to Charles e. Treidler by The official
board ~ this Avenue N. r. Church, Mil
Iuiu, bsnultS Uth, 1885," &r. Treidlor
was very much affected, but he made an
appropriate and feeling reply. After the
services upstairs was over the good things
downstairs were psrtaken Of by the Sun-
day school scholurs and many visitors.
Sunday mornings services at the
Avenue Church were very impressive.
Over 100 pfobstioners were taken into
full membership and partook of full COM
munlon. Revival service began at the
evening service.
New officers were elected OF the First
Baptist Sundny.school on Sunday after.
noon, as follows Superintendent, A. j.
Taylor Assistant Superintendent, q. Il.
Iuthill Secretary, Abner Webb; Treas
urer, Charles Hilman; Organist, Miss
Della wsbbi Librarian, Leonard Mat
thews. The report Of the retiring officers
were recsiyed and show the school 10 be
in o growing condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
PrAHs. Soap secures flne complexion.



A special from Philadelphia says: tThs
man WHO committed suicide Mt tho Gtrard
House, wearing coat with tho trade marx
OF j. 7. Mullin & Son OF Wilmington, has
been identtIla ID as Manuel Kline OF Trenton,
y. D., who had managed the ". s. Sharp
Printing Company ever since the company
bes controlled It, and Ia known 40 one OF
the best practical printers In the state, He
was elected an axcise commissioner year
ago by one 81 ihs largeet majoritiss ever
given candidate for ofIlCa In Trenton"
The Philadelphia papers state, however,
that the body has not been identified.
Jemes H. Kirby, the man who com.
mitted suicide at the Girard House, Phil.
edeiphia, Wednesday week, has been fur
ther identified as former resident of this
oity. He worked for the p, W. & B.
railroad an laborer from March to Sep.
teinbef of last year, and then went 10
PhilsdelphiG, where ne socured work at
the Baldwin Locomotive Works. He Of.
forwards kept news stand for a short
time. BE was an Irishman about 80
years Of age, and boarded with man
named Wright at No. 6l3 Poplar street.
He ives qaiet singular sort Of man,
and bis description tallies exactly with
that OF the suicide OF the Girard House,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

A new sparkle In Book
NEws--illustrations. One of
the features that makes the
Holiday Number so popular
Is the picture gallery chosen
from the representative books
of the season. Why stop with
Decemberf We won't. Book
News readers shall have the
best. When sample illustra-
tons will help to give a juster
notion of a new work they
shall appear In Book News
pages. Four this month, be-
sides plate paper portrait Of
Thomas Nelson Page. SC,
soc a year.
! JOHN WANAMAKHR. X
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
Bed Linen.

Bed Linen.
Hand.woven French Sheet
ing, natural finish, So to 90
inches wide, Csc. Heavier.
o5 inches. 75c. We can't sell
you a better Sheeting at 81.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

About a dozen styles of
Fancy Black Dress Goods
that have been 81 a yard are
now Csc.
Plain serge, chevron stripes
and little mohair checks and
plaids, mohair checks on,gran-
lite cloth, pompadour effects
AMI 9'siiS N momi4 s,1ouaGs.
Close by y a new LOT OF the
elegant .l.!-wool Selsss wil.
fine mohair border - black
only. $I.a5 and $3.50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

N Dress Stuff aUoytAcyosod.
ing fer.
Solid, substantial, hand
some, and 81 inches wide.
Made like the sturdy Scotch
Chevlot. Every thread put
In place to stay.
You've seen stuff Of this
weaving before, but never a
yard for less than rs cents. 1t
would be a good rs cents
worth to-day. You shall haze
ii for so cents.
Marrow, almost hair-line
stripes on grounds OF navy,
green, brown, garnet and
black.
A most unlikely happening
puts these goods In your reach
at the price. Think of 1t! So
for a seasonable, handsome
dress pattern Of a stuff you
might take for Scotch cheviotl
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Mr.. Harry Tracy, the famous Tex
Is Alliance lecturer, addressed a
very enthusiastic audience in the
court house here on Saturday last.
His coming for some reason to us
ttnkDowu, was not well advertised
and consequently his audience was
aot 50 large IA it would otherwise
have been. His hearers were ma!nl +,
.armers, anumber Of whom were
,olored, y although there was s
sprinklins Of bu-.nsas and pro
fsssional men, all of whom paid the
very closest attention to the speaker =
remarks. Mr.. Tracy knew of what
I've was speaking and spoke well.
His theme vast g condition Of the
farmers and !aborers, present and fn-
ture, and he advanced q member Of
IDEAS that We're certainly good fool
FOR reflection, for a thoughtful man
We hope he may be induced to visit
Grenada again, before he leaves the
State, when better notice OF his COM
ing will be given much larger
turnout will await him. Every Al.
liancs man who may hereafter have
an opportunity 10 hear him should
not fail to embrace it.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Last Saturday, Al honest old gran
ger from Montgomery comfy, ap-
preached us ON the street with the
following query:
N understand that your paper has
come out for Bob Taylor for Govern
or. Is that So"
Eyes" We replied, your informa-
ton is correct"
"Well, here's q dollar and = half.
Send me your paper. was in the
war with Bob Taylor and know him i,
and know he'll do to tie to. He's
the best one in tho deck, aud yon eau
put that in your paper, il you want
to, and say that l said So" Since
then We have mst 4 number OF 9TH
srs, and some Of them our most intlu-
ential citizens, who have expressed
thems.lvss a. highly pleased with
our endorsement Of Bob Taylor, aud
signifisd their intention Of Srdently
supporting him. We may bs in er-
ror, but We believe that he will be the
ultimate choice Of Grenada county.
He Is a lawyer, and good one, and
hs ID also q farmer and good and
successful one.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
At Randolph Cages j, the place for
your meals, which are only 25c and
lodginf the same.


TATESPRINGs, Tenn. July 4, lSS8.,
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. 'ta.
Geutlemen; lnulp2cd pieasr hnu ~
order for six nloi2 bottles OF ynlr
valuable mtQiciUe. Ava ii sending
this order lei me tell you why ! hi'!
50. Seven years ago / contracted u
had case Of blood Nois"n, | tired a
physician, the best At command but
could derive no benefit My throat
began to get sore aud my budy was
covered with sores aud ulcers. 60.
ing from bad to worse | felt that my
end must be reached in the near fu-
ture. gave up the Dor'or's treat
meut and with despairing hope be
gan the use OF your medicine. be-
gan to improve Immediately from the
time began taxing your medicin e
the Ulcers healing up and my skin,
learsd OFT aud WAS soon entirely we'd.
One year ago case .! caiarrh devel-
nped in my system; the physician
done his best bet could not cure mes
6,; tEn tu,tIek of Swiit's Specific
gave me permanent relief.
j. Ii. ROBSON.
Treatise on Skin amn rihud disrao-
es mailed free. THE SWIFT SpEC1-
'FIC Co., draWer3, Atlanta, GS.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Col. w. N. Pass seeitis to bs in big
luck! Only short tihie ago he was
elected County Treasurer, and last
WEEK hi was elected by the County
Alliance Is the Alliance merchant
for this county, We know nothing
about tbs terms Of details of the
contract but We have every reason
II believe that the arrangement will
prove highly advantageous and salts
factory, all around.
Col. Pass has long been recongn-
lied ss one Of our most successful
business men and 50 for a. capital 10
ooncernsd he Is as we'll prepared as
Any than We know In this section, to
fulhll his part OF the contract.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
For hot coffee and lunch,, Sc to Csc,
any ..hour Of tho day, 60 to Randolph
CAGES,


Pursuant TO a:decrse Of the Chancefy Court
q sst 4ss1.dn s1 she SS
traitor, With the will annexed, Of. b. "
Hughes deceased, will on Monday, 2Sth day
Of February, A. D. 1852, In front of the Court
House do0f, I'm the town Of Grenada, Missis.
bidder, ct public auction, At "a O'Clock 4 N
the following described real UState Ia. wit: -,
Lots l6l, ~, los aud l64, fl the West Ward
Of ,he city or Grenada, state and county
:. Admin,strator's Gum ssstamsnt6 annxo
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Wanted \ lady teacher to take
charge OF q country school. la .
good nsighborhoOd and a pleasant
boirding place. Must have a first
grade certificate. Address, stating
terms, references etc. "FARMER,'
Care !. T. Thomas. Grenada, Miss
2,Yff
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
J. r. THOMAS.
Secy.

Mamma, who Is that little boy
carrying = bow?"
"Thst my child, is Cupid"
"..What docs he do?'
"Oh; what don't hs do7 He has
bsen prowllng around this town
shooting prsmiscuously, and has
suscesdsd in sending his little ar
rows through the hearts Of many un-
suspscting though willing victims"
May peace ana happiness accom-
psny every arrow, and be shed
through smiles as soft as the hazy
moonlight to gladden. the hearts up
on whom they beam.-A. Bogus
Thsckery.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Tho mssqus party at the residence
n Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Smith, on
Wednesday night 10 long to bs rs.
mstnbsrsd by these who were 80 fors
thnats ~ to be there. Grenada's
beautiful young ladies and han ndsome
boys were dressed and masked to
suit the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith cannot be outdons in hospi-
tslity, and 1t would have been i'm
possible for those present not to have
enjoyed themselves immensely.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

tits cusfeatly rumorsd that Cap.
tain NJ. X. Misler, Of Grenada, is an
sspirant for tts 5f,es of United States
Marshal for this sdistritt. II the
place Is to b. Rlltd by 4 Republican
--and ofthis We presume there Is NJ
aoubt-then We hope Captain Misler
will b successful. He IL fully COM
pstsnt for tho Office and would IN AXE
\ ksod of1acer.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Warren Stewart Wa. murdered Oh
lst inst by John Diamond, both of
Arcola, Miss. The deed was unpro-
voked, Stewart being an unSffensive
peaceful man, and a good citizen.
Diamond has been captured and is
now held without bail.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

J. L. Sullivan ha+ been heard Of
again. He has annennc-d for Shcr.-
iniu Lefore county. Evidently he
is ono of that class Of men that be-
lievs in taking tine by the foreIock.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

GOOD HORSES AND BROOD MARES
Those desiring to purchase . good
American Horse or Brood Mare
will do we'll to call on r. H. Winter,
at Aorxsns wagon yard. viii also
keep on hand y lot Of gentle broke
cheep mustangs,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
MARRIED..

On Wednesday night last at the
NJ. f. Church in Grenada, Rev.
j. o. Thomas officiating, Mr.. H. c..
Gordon Jr., to Miss Eller Dulin.
The young couple have eur best
wishes for future happiness and sue
cess.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Remember, ye grand army of
dslinQuents, that an editor Of thi. day
and age, are not like "Pa Adam and
Ma Eve" who clothed themselves in
leaves and eat fruit, but he Is like
other follows. Our latth string hangs
on the outside. Paii gently. Come
In and mako glad tho heart OF the
printer by-paylng your subicript.
ion.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
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I. D; Oi r. Btspial Notice,

All members Of Grenada Lodge,I. o.
D. F., are specially requested to be on
hand at tho next regular meeting
on Monday evening next, A. busines.
Of Importance will be disposed OF at
that meeting. After adjournment 4
Banquet will be served to the MON
bsrs.
J. T. Thomas.
Secy.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

I have ust received and from this
date will keep on sale at my Stable
10 Grenada, an Extra fne lot of
Good Young Mules Which I am
Offering atbottom figures.
1T, GARNER.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Mr.. Matt Gage, late juvenile artist
ofthe GAZETTE Office, is now with
Messrs. Eatman l. Powell where he
will be pleased to see bis many
friends
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Be not discouraged thcrefoTe dear
girls, but take comfort and cousola
zion from The reflection that follows
the careful perusal ofthe above lines,
aud you may yet have the great for
tuns Of marrying a "idOWtr with
four small children and half a dOz
en- other bad habits.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

The matrimonial fsver seems to be
epidemic in Grenada and in mosl
tases with fatal effect. Cards are al
ready out for two marriages and will
soon be out tor d double barre!lSu
wedding On ct. Nalenllne's day, the
l4th. inst, aud with sevelal precincts
Jet to hear from. We wish them all
.ndividusily and collectively, bliss
5upernal, here and hereafter.
To those of the boys who have been
heretofore unsuccessful IN capturing
4 household angel we would say ri
desparadunsF Nevsr get desperate te .
For "while the lamp holds out to burn
the vilest sinner may rsturn,' and to
The maidens who have thus far failed
70 hook to d masculine slnuer to work
for and worry over, we would encour-
age them to weary not in we'll
doing. Remember the soulful lin es
..t L.. l. l.,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

We have before us voluma ~ No.
Of the Oxford Globe, J. r. Stewart,
as editor and proprietor. We wish
the new venture unlimited suCcess.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

The Board Of Supervisors Of dren.
ada County will let to the lowest
responsible bidder N the first Mon
day In March 1889 the contract tor
raising the iron bridge across Bogue
8feet, Beard reserves ths right to
reject all bids, !, I. THOMAS.
feh7 clerk,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Mr.. Will Crowder, our popular and
sficisnt Marshal has been sick for
several days with the mumps.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
LOCAL Lines,

Mr.. Will Croffsrd spent Sunday in
Oxford.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Mr.. John A. Stinson. ofthe stinson
marble works, Grand Junction, was
10 the clty one day this week.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
Tor Rent,

A good dwelling house, with fve
tsons, outhousss, stables, etc. Con.
vsaisnt 10 the public square. Apply
I. -. r. N.HAIL.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
solicitor


II. dwelling house ocoppiedbS j
Lane Leigh. For particulars apply
= Mrs. Finley Hall, Or J. Lane
Leigh.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

u ts6e will buy you = frst-class.
lunch 1t Randolph Cages.
Lunch atj:: Randolph Cages, 30 to
IN.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

We have moved or removed from
'he Office formerly occupied by Us T.,
our present stand. For fear thls IL
not sufficiently Transparent, We will
90 on to state that our present stanu
Is IN tho h0use We now occupy. AnG
Tor fear that this will also bs q sfaua
100 Opaque We will go Oh to state thai
The building At present occupied by
the dALETTE office is further deserib-
ed as 2iI60 feet in Southwest corner
OF lot POI, East Ward Of ths ely oi
Grenada, State OF Mississippi, Gre
NADIA county.
Just why i, should be said Of a mat
mat he removes when ns only move.
10 one thing that needs explanation
hemove ought to mean 10 moe bach
out 1t dossn't always do. Aud l.,
move back means for man to move
oack into the house formerly occu
pied by the mover. Or perhaps re.
move means sIInply aluONe Of a REL
rograde nature. We ars not certain 0,
ms application, however, il ou,
case. In our former location We wei,
JetWeSn two SALOONS. In our prrs.
mt, we are only between one! Here
iofe we are twice as apt TO keep sODei
where We now are, or apt TO KEEP
keep twice as sober as We were with
4 saloon Oh either hand. Tuere'e a
mathematical problem in there some
'Asre, but We haven't time to dig /,
put now. Our office is now on De
pot street, two doors h-tow Austin'e,
where We will be pleased to have All
our friends call and spend the duy
Terms Sl.5O per annunl. Now is Tie
time to subscribe.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

:, ALLIANCE EAI,yo MoySz.
Meal, 2bc. Lodging 1ss II Ran
Ssatn aStefs
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

Fruits Of all kinds always fresh and
'aiss 'kt Randolph Cages,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07
doing. Remember the soulful !
oi the brilliant Byron;

"Iherr ne:tr Wits & guUsg 80 gray
Bat 5UuIc day stUu ur lale,
An honest gnluer cuin" tGhl way
And took lCl for his mate
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-07

bI"oi"l NH' IN" Hnoo; ty.u,u vuu.
r''N U-Eo!:OW. " II i..'.!, Tle-i4.a
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-16

remove frecklss.-Tsko Of mtirlatic
acid -ne drachm, rain water half a.
pins, spirit of lavender half ten
spoonful mix. Apply two or three
times day to tlis frsclles witt a
bit Of linen or camels-hair pencil
-EDrTos n A
An English paper states that some
davs ago there was terminated =.
Warsaw lawsuit which lasted four
centuries. The salt was over forty
acre piece of uncultivated land. 1t
was commenced in 1890, and wss,
curiously enough brought to an end
by amicable arbitration.
The Johnstown people protest
against being abandoned by the state
al the approach OF cold weather and
with so much remaining to be done.
But Governor Beaver says the state
has reached the limit ofits resources
and can DO no more.
ssE. w. ABBOT, an officer at the
Massachusetts Reformatory, owns
the largest dog IN tEo country. 1t
Ia of the lion breed II mastiffs, weighs
1S2 pounds, Is 33 inches high and
8 feet II inches IN length
Some AIifIin county farmers. say
there Is q wireworn working at the
roots Of the early sown wheat and
killing it in spots: others say this is
all humbug."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-16
The Habits ofEels.

BY Pike County Fisherman.
We notice in the Strouisburg
Democrat, abatement that a natural
ist has offered $50 to any one who
viii explain the breeding habits Of
the eel, and that there is not q fish
erman who can distio5 5uish male from
female, and the latter have rarely
fallen under the notice Of the natur
alist. If the naturalist who makes
that offer, aud who does not believe
that there Is another man who knows
4 female from q male eel, Will call on
]. ". Sawyer, Of Sawmill Rift, Pike
Co. he Will find man who will be
able to show him as many female eels
as ne wishes to see, and viii explain
to him the whole mystery of eel
breeding. Thsre IS wide differ
ence between the male and the fc-
male eel. The former Is smaller
than the latter aud cannot be held il
the hand so that it can be prevented
from slipping its head through and
escaping. The female eel on the
contrary has formation of head so
much different from the male that it
may be held in the hand The fe
male eel is known to ali Delaware
river fishermen, and il always the
6rst run caught IN the weirs- When
the males start down stream they are
very poor, and the fishermen call
them cuttings and take their weirs
out considering the males worthless
4 female eel never bites at baited
hook or bob, and consequently al
eels caught IN that way are males,
/ The spawn OF eels Is found on each
side of the stomach, and Is general
Ily supposed to lie eel Fat as no form
Of the egg can he seen. If a person
will take knife blade and press 3
portion of this substance flat on a
hard surface. the form of the egg
will be brought out by the pressure.
Mr.. Sawyer was the first person who
made this fact known, ani invesiiga
tions since made by pisiouiturIs-
have established it beyond doubt
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-16

ANY one standing early III June on
the banks of the Delaware, or any
stream communicating with the sea,
IN which eels are caught, may see
large black streak moving up stream
near the shore Closer examination
will show that this strange object is
made up of thousands upon thou
sands Of living creatures, none of
them larger than a mIliiner's needle
They ale young eels which have
been hatched IN the mud at and be
low tide water. and which are on
their way 20 then SIMMER homes liz
the rivers and cIee,-s ta4. empty in
to it. BY the time they have reach
ed the upper waters they have grown
TO length Of three inches and when
they run down in the !all they viii
be a foot long. The TACT that cells
viii travelaround obstacles in streams
to get to water above Is also well es-
tablished They must have grassy
or messy ground to travel over, how
ever. and 1t must be during or after
2 rain or by night while the grass is
vet with dew. Eels naturally go to
tide water to breed but II they ere
in enclosures from which they can
not escape they viii breed there,
provided that the bottom OF the en-
closure Is muddy. Salt water cells,
or the cells of Long Island, alway :
travel to the ocean IN the spring IL
stead OF the fall, unlike the fresh wa.
ter Wayne County Herald.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-16
Whipped by White Caps.

CNRBoNpArr. Pa, Oct. 9.-Dsvid
Saydsr. a respected citizen Of the vii
lage Of Rush, while standing IN the
road in front Of the hotel few even
iugs since was seized by four diss used
men. who thrsvs rope around HIM,
dragged him to a bridge near by,
-hers f7ur more disguised men turn
sd up. and thsy threw him down ~"A
d. --,-.,-, t,s.-- --s----e - ICY Wets
all white Caps The party then
dragged Mr.. Szyjer ovsr n fence in
20 lot tied hin to q tres. gave him
twenty stripes and left him unoon,
scious aud tied. When he recovered
sousciousness lie called fer assistance,
and usighbor released him
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-16
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TlCEE
REy. MR. SrrEGxoS has gout.

REv Mn SryEGEoN has gout-
wzoe,a bslis,sit' CAn.d, claims
- have = wheat harvest large enough h
to fssd the world.
TEr knights T-nplsr IN fall
dress Uniform, plumsd ch.pesu, and
baldric sword made = grand displsy
IN para ss a. Washington last week.
II - estimated that American
tourists spend IN Europe one hun
dred million dollars every year, which
ira good thing for Europeans, VIII"
rot tn. cash, but hard drain On
America
THE .1eoutiVs cuIumIttee Of the
State Service Pension party held =
msstiug At Sunbury LAST resk and
proposed to take an active part IN
tn. coming elsstiou This Is a uni
vsrssl pension movement
FrRIPRooF buildings seem To be
about a. combustibls a. othsr houses
20 IL evidenced bv the fact, thst the
three hundred thousand dollar FIRE
proof house Of Mr. Studsbaksr, at
South Bend, Indiana. was destroyed
bv fire lsst week
Mn. ANDREWS, Chairman Of the
Republican State Central Commit
tee. and Mr.. BOYER, Republican can
didatc for State Treasurer dropped
into town at noon on Monday and
left for Lswistovn IN the evening
A large number Of republicans call
Ell on them Notes were compared
which revealed n most promising
outlook fer Mr.. Boyer's election
Every Republican should go to the
poles and vote for Mr.. Boyer IN No
vsmber