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Friday, Feb. 1.

Speaker Carlisle is in bad health
London papers, as rule, speak very kindly
Of the dead Austrian crown prince
A private dispatch states that Senator
Washburn of Minnesota has recovered
A Chicago engineer has scheme to
utilize Niagara as generator of electricity.
The presidents state reception to congress
and the judiciary last night was largely at
tended.
The rumor that England is about to with
draw from the blockade Of east Africa is un-
founded.
Clunie, Democrat, is elected to congress
from tie Fifth California district by nine
majority
Senator Allison expresses the opinion that
his visit to Indianapolis has not changed the
cabinet situation.
Alaska is reported to have enough severe
winter weather to make up for what the
other parts of the country lack
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J. H. JONES, M. D.,
Hours until 9 a. M, , to p. m Saturdays until ap.
m. Office at residence opposite hotel
Bradford, VT.
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ROSWELL FARNHAM,
.4kkoswey amt COWsSe1l0a at Lam.
Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Particular aten
ton collections and practice in New Hampshire
Vermont,
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
collections. and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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Worth knowing.

Spurr's Drive Tobacco increased in
weight, every dealer has it.
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THE PLACE TO GET FINE Oh PRINT
ING Is AT THE OPINION OFFICE.
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. THE WAR MIST.
THE SAMOAN SITUATION GROWING
MORE PACIFIC.

Reported Intention f Bismarck to Make
the Imperial Representative in the
Islands Suffer for His Master,
LONDON, Feb. 5-Ths Berlin correspondent
of The Daily Telegraph says it is certain that
the German consul at Samoa will be re-
moved Prince Bismarck is extremely an
nOyed by the consul exceeding his instructions.
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e. C. GRAVES,
Sign and ornamental z'1sASsmg,
Wells River. VT.
e. c. GRAVES,
LIBBEY BROS.
=

LIBBEY BROS.
Zive,y stable,
Rear of Low Residence. Stage to and from all passen
ger trains Good teams single or double always ready
Al reasonable prices.
Bradfoi q, VT.
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sTEARNs & JONES,
Insurance .4genks,
Bradford, VT
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Sunday, Jan. 3.

The widow OF Secretary Fgelinghuysen is
dying.
There was big storm in the British isles
Saturday.
A bride at Trenton, N j., has strangely
disappeared.
Millions have been wasted in the Washing
ton water works.
Settlers in Antelope valley, Cal, are
alarmed at Indians
Secretary Bayard had to send to Florida
for the electoral vote.
Congressman Herbert successfully engi-
neered the naval appropriation bill through
the house.
A snowshoe carnival and fireworks were
given at Quebec in honor of Albani Satur-
day night.
John Olsen and family were drowned by
breaking through the Missouri ice near Bis
marck, Oak.
Frank Pope says the reports of his danger
from Democratic lynchers in Florida were
exaggerated.
A fatal trip of a bob occurred at Albany,
N. Y. one person was killed and seventeen
others injured.
William NJ Merriam, an eccentric school
master of Riverhead, N. Y, leaves his prop
erty to the United States government
The captain, pilot and engineer of the
steam launch Olivette have been indicted at
Trenton for the result of last summers acci-
dent
Eight houses were burned by an incen-
diary fire at Bloomfield, N. j., Satur-
day; fourteen families are homeless: loss
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J. BRoGG1,

y. bROGGl,
custom Boot and Shoe .tr7l,es'.
Repairing done promptly and in the est mann 'r. at
Building.
% Bradford. VI.
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saturday. Feb. 2.

It is said Sherman will keep Alger out of
the cabinet.
There are 22SO railway grade crossings in
Massachusetts,.
The condition Of the King Of Holland is
much improved.
James Golden Of Medford has bought the
trotter Arab in California for $4,000.
Z The principal school building in Johns
town, N. Y, was burned yesterday. Loss
$32, 500.
HRatr SscS,nan expressed himself as
hopsf5f'Sf psacsfuf solution ot the Samoan
matter.
A Dublin paper states that Lord Salisbury
is trying to get Lord Harrington to accept
the premiership.
The Cossacks in Africa do not propose to
permit any undue familiarity on the part Of
Italian gunboats.
Senator ingalls, says the electoral vote of
Massachusetts, was in better shape than that
Of any other state.
Salisbury is said to be negotiating with
Harrington, with view to the latter becom-
ing prime minister.
Some of the English steamers arriving in
Boston bring poor crews. Fifteen men de-
serted the other day.
The annual meeting of the Law and Order
league of the United States will be held in
Boston Feb. IS and 10.
Duvillier's's cotton spinning factory at
Tourcoing, France, was burned yesterday.
the loss is 500,00 francs.
The New York horse car strike is nearly
ended It is believed that the cars will run
pretty regularly to-day.
The steamer Oranje Nassau sailed yester-
day from New York with munitions for Pres
ident Legitime of Hayti.
American engineers have sailed from Port
Townsend, w. T., for Chill to superintend
extensive railroad construction.
An operation performed this week has parti-
ally restored his sight, and another operation
is expected to make his eyes nearly well.
The London Standard advises Germany to
retire from the Samoan conflict, which IL
was a mistake to ever have entered into.
Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet and
critic, has been about totally blind for three
months on account of cataracts on both eyes.
The business portion of Carbon, Ind, was
burned last night, including the postoffice
and the Methodist church Loss about $50, 900.
The Old Colony Railroad company is not
disposed to let the Boston and Albany rail
road have the Park square station in Boston.
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Boston 4 Maine Railroad.


Boston 4 Maine Railroad.
Lowell system, Passumpsic Div.
Trains North.
Mixed, oos a. m.
Mail, 3.o5 p. m.
Passenger Night Mail, I.48 a m.
Mixed, 7o3 m
Trains South
Mail, 1884 a. M
Mixed, S.45 p. m.
Passenger Night Mail, 2.Io a. m.
Mixed, 114s pm
White Mountain Division.
HAvERHILL STATION.
Trains. North.
Montreal Night Express, 12.47 a. M
Mail and Accommodation, 63o D. M
Mail and Express, a15 D. M
Paper Train, e.s5 a. m
Trains South.
Montreal Night Express, a.44 a. M
Mail and Accommodation, 6.13 M
Mail, 1o3s a. m
Montreal Express. 32o p. m.
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.
Leave Montpelier, 8ao a. m. 1.ao 4.3o p, m.
Leave Wells River, 7.o5 10 10 a. M a.45 D. M
W. A. STowELL, Supt. F.W. MORSE, G. PA.
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Wednesday, Fob. 6.

wednesday, Fen. D.
Embezzler Moore was indicted at Indian
apolis.
The discovery of the microbe of diphtheria
is reported from Paris
Sons Of Brown university are to have re-
union in Boston, Feb. Is.
Parnell's Edinburgh suit against The LON
don Times has been dismissed.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt at
Grand Motifs, Quebec, yesterday.
The national senate has sent the Oklahoma
bill to the committee on territories.
Louis James and his wife, Marie VAIN
wright, agree on an artistic separation.
The recent magazine article on Bismarck
was not inspired by Empress Frederick.
The new Howe Manufacturing company Of
Bridgeport, Conn, has closed it factories.
Several persons were injured by a dyna-
mite explosion near Poughkeepsie yesterday.
Senator Farwell and Ex-Governor Foster
are the latest mentioned cabinet possibilities.
The american part" of The Times case
was begun yesterday before the Parnell com.
mission.
Murphy, the featherweigbt, hopes to spar
Havlin, Weir and Griffin before he leaves
America.
A remnant of the dwarf Cliff-dwellers'
tribe is said to be dwelling in the New Mexico
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z. w. KENYON.
H. L. BIxBY,

H. L. BIXBY,
PA0kOgs'aa,h Rooms,
Rooms at Chelsea open Thursdays and Saturdays.
At So Royalton Tuesdays No. Brookfeld Wednesdays
40 Chelsea, VT.
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n Business Cards "
ROSWELL FARNHAM,
.4Ik0awey amt COxuSezlOs at Zu,p.
Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Particular atten
to collections and practice in New Hampshire an
Vermont.
JOHN H. WATSON,
.4ttOzwey U2a3 Counsellor at Lar,
Master and Solicitor in Chance.y. Collections prompt
ly attendedto.
Bradford, VT.
j. B. PICKETT, JR.,
.4tlOawey and COunSeII07' at ZU,D,
Notary Public, Collections promptly made. Union
Block Bradford, Vt.
r. NJ. HARVEY,
.4ktOzwey und counseIlOa' ut ZNw,
Master and Solicitor in Chancery,
West Topsham. VT.
J. H. JONES, M. b.,
Hours until 9 a. m,7 to p. m. Saturdays until p.
Office at residence opposite hotel.
Bradford, VT.
BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
collections. and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
sTEARNs & JONES,
Insurance .Agenks,
Bradford, VT
F. W. KENYON,
Htzia. DreSSez.,
Specially made Of honing razors and sharpening
shears.
H. L. BIxBY,
1DAoIogsua,A Rooms,
Rooms at Chelsea open Thursdays and Saturdays.
AT So Royalton Tuesdays No. Brookfeld Wednesdays
40 Chelsea, VT.
J. H. GILMAN,
Vershire, VI.
Will attend to auctions short notice and at
able rates. Auction bills got up il desired. IS
e. c. GRAVES,
Sign and ornamental Painting,
Wells River. VT.
LIBBEY BROS.
Ziyez.y Static,
Rear Of Low Residence Stage to and from all passen-
ger trains Good teams single or double always ready
Bradford, VT.
JOHN HARTwELL's
ZiYes.y Stable,
Rear Opinion" Ofice, Main Street. Single aid
double teams to let at lowprices. "a
Bradford, VT.
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FOR u. -. SENATOR.
NaccleDnv Sentinel.

Speaking of the United States Senator
ship, it occurs to us to ask whether we are
in any way bound to give the Office TO
Call again? What under the sun has he
done to entitle him to lien on the Sena-
to,ship? lie may be a very smart man,
but his official acts have failed to demon
strate that fact. What's the matter with
Bloxham? What's t5e matter with our
good, old solid Ex-Governor Perry? he
would lend dignity and character to the
Florida delegation, and possesses brains
and sound judgment. Then there is the
bright, wide-awake, fearless Parkhill, who
would undoubtedly represent us with I'M
usual credit and ability. The eloquent
Senator Hammond is at least the peer Of
any of the men quoted, and perhaps in
tellectually superior to the average Con-
gressional candidate throughout the coun-
try. Senator Wall is good timber, infin-
itely better than Call. Our choice is either
Hammond or Perry, but for Gods sake
give us something better than Call next
time
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Andrew Carnegie, one of the iron
millionaires of Pennsylvania, who is
one of the leaders in the "protection'
movement. and whose workmcn have
been on strike for three months against
a further reduction Of their already star
walton wages, has been writing an article
on "Wealth" for one of the magazines
If Carnegie would fully explain how he
acquired his immense wealth it would
bring the blush OF shame to the face of
every honest American citizen to know
that such practices as Carnegie and others
of his ilk employ can exist in this en-
lightencd country.
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COMING TO TALLAHASSEE.
Another Railroad TO Tap Our Fair
City.

DR.. Bronson was in Eustis the first of last
week and was interviewed by a representative
OF the Lake Region. In regard to his recent trip
to Tallahassee, the Doctor said it was success,
although he feared otherwise as his business
was with the Legislature and that BODY had but
six days until their adjournment although
assured" said the Doctor, chat could not get
bill through went to work with vim, and
by carefully drawing it SO as it would need No
amendments or revision made it 20. It passed
both houses and has now received the Gov
ernors signature. Some time ago | received
assurance from English capitalists in London.
that should get land grant | could get all the
money needed to forward my railroad scheme
] found that the old Gordon road charter had
expired and therefore a vast quantity of land
was released therefore knew it was nv time to
strike. struck and got it, | Immediately
cabled my English hackers and sent them GER
titled copy OF the bill that had been passed and
am now only waiting fora reply
Will fist finish up the part Of the road al
ready graded, extending the grade to Orlando
and Eustls, and will operate it at the earliest pos
sibe date. The road will run direct from Eusts
to Ocala and Tallahassee, thence to Montgomery.
Ala, almost an air line in north westerly direc-
ton. The L. q n. Ry. runs to Pensacola and
then up to Montgomery. will get one side of
the triangle while they are forced to travel two.
1t will be the shortest line by miles TO the north
west, and will give the people an outlet to
markets with which they have heretofore had
little or no connection, thus solving the problem
OF the disposal of Florida produce to any
amount that the people can raise"
The Doctor is enthusiastic and appears most
sanguine that he will be able TO commence on
his gigantic enterprise at an early date.
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as a. m. New Orleans Express Shortest andq.a .
est line TO all Middle and West Florida points Pens.ss
Mobile and New Orleans. 7:15 L. and 100 m n
connect through to ThOmasville, Montgomery Nsssu =
st Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and ali points Nofn ~
West. Arrive at 2'45 D. m and 3:45 D. m. go.
ll:l5 p. m. Mail and Express. for all points N IN
GAINESVILLE, Ocala, Leesburg, Tavares ApopSa ~ e.,
do, Panasoffkee (St. Catherine Dade City, Psn' '
Arrives at 80 p. m. "A
700 p m. Local, connects through for all points 80
Ocala, Gainesville, Leesburg. Tavares, Orlando iAf
Springs, Switzerland, ST. Petersburg and Tampa
rives at Clio q. m. a
AS a. m. Cumberland Route Express. conHs sr
Hernandlna with Steamer City of Brunswick oa3,,as
Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta. Chattanooga, Lo0s'D'
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago. Arrives 10 -
4:3O p m. Fernandina Mail and Express oALtr CAY
Meeting Tuesday and Friday with Steamer ST. NeI S1
Savannah and way landings. Thursday Win ss.,a5
Steamers for New York. Arrives $50 8. NJ w.
train leaves Jacksonville S:45 a. m. naxa
This new service gives perfect connections 81 H.a
LOT all points North and West Via Callahan 10 =
North, East and West. Via Fernandina epn, Ts
with Steamer City of Brunswick for BrunsWlck, ~
Atlanta and all points North and West.
A. q. MAcDoSEL
ID. E. MAXWELL, 6. r ST.
Gen. Manager
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In Lee, Madison county, Fla June the Goth
1889, after a protractcd illness, Miss Ollie Groom
Blake, daughter OF Dr. John II. and Lucy F
Blake, in the 23;h year Of her age.
" Death waits for the lapse of time,
Nor spares the young in years.
He comes in the glad spring time,
When hope begins with fears.
Ti~ lad To lay 80 fair "A thing
Beneath the damp. cold ground,
While the fairc>t flowers OF spring
Are Dlos-oming all around
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every species Of agonizing, humating itching,
burning, scay. and pmply diseases of the skim scalp,
and blood, with loss of hair from pimples scrofua
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25 cents REsoLvENr 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUe
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sg- Send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
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The Worst Case of Scrofula Cured.

We have been selling your CUTICURA REMEDIES for
years and have the first complaint yet receive from
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Frankfort, Kan
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Skin Disease G Years Cured.

am thankful to say that I have used the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES eight months with great and
consider myself entirely cured Of salt rheum from which
| have suffered for years | tried a number med
cnes and of the best doctors in the country, but
found nothing that would effect until used your
remedies MRS. A. M'CLAFFLIN, Morettc Mo-
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PIMPLES TO SCROFULA.

A Positive Cure for every Skin, Scalp and
Blood Disease Except IchthyOsis.
Psoriasis years-Head, arms and breast
n solid scab-Iack covered with sores
Best doctors and medicines fail-Cured
by Cuticura Remedies at n cost of 1877 3.
| have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES with the
results used two bottles OF the CUTIcURA REsoLvENT
three boxes of CUTCURA, and one cake OF CUTICURA
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would be solid scab and was at the time began the
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with scabs from elbows to shoulders, my breast
almost one solid scab my back covered with
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with all the best doctors with relief and used many
different medicines without effect My hered-
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heal from the first application OF CUTICURA.
ARCHER RUSSELL,
Desher. Ohio
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twenty-five thousand people are de-
pendent on charity in Johnstown, but the
number is gradually decreasing
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0lAKPLES, Blackhcads red rough. chappcd and OF
I wi skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
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To Ladies ONLY,

A who suffered many years with female diseases
herself would be glad let the ladies of Flor
ida and Maryland know the remedy. Upon receipt of
addressed stamped envelope will send free trial
pie Of this safe and positive and all enquiries
in regard to ii. Address MRS. j. B. TURNER,
Lake Maitland, Orange Co., Fla
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Notice

Is hereby given, that thirty days after W guf
publication of this notice. The underslsGie Loas
dian of the person and estate of FaIln's If Les
Byrd, minor, residing in the county Iudgsg
state OF Florida, will apply to the n1, circuit
S. Walker, Judge of the Second Judicial Id ID npf
Florida for leave to sell the interest OF saa il u
ln|rallahassee city lot number thirty eis In u
original plan of said city of Tallahassee
county of Leon, State of Florida. c,srdjsp
June IS, 1889 5w
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Trains Nos 5 and daily, except Sunday. Nos 60 Id
81 Sunday only.
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Fernandtna and Jacksonville Braneh.
No 60 No. 6 No Nod
5 asa 1912 Lv jacksonville Ar s5Oa sop
10 % 6oOp Ar Fernandina Lv Il5a iNP
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Trains Nos. l. ,, :. s. 9. 10, b. a. daily
Nos. 3. 1, p, ~ 3d. Daily, except Sunday; S- cAh
except Monday.
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$4,000 Rewar,5

WIN evidence to prove that any ro,,
world equals Johnsons Chill ana 'pihedy in this
treatment Of chill and fever and all liver nd Tonic in e
Price 30 cents. Money refunded If NO, 'naiaria rnh
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LATER.

TIE bursting OF sewer in Philadelphia
on the 9th caused damagein the Fifteenth
and Twenty-ninth wards estimated at $780,
0O0 Streets were torn up and washed out,
cellars flooded, foundations and walls
weakened and shattered and stocks Of goods
ruined. Many persons narrowly escaped
drowning. tHl
HARRY DISNEY, gambler, was arrested
at Kansas City, Mo-. on the 26th charged
with the theft Of q, 800 worth Of diamonds
from the iewelry store Of +. Altman recently.
The theft will be remembered as bold one;
having occurred in broad daylight, on the
most crowded street Of the city. Mr.. Alt
man identified the prisoner as the thief.
THE schedule showing liabilities OF the
insolvent wool firm Of Brown, Steese q
Clark, OF Boston, shows liabilities Of q, $50, :
600.
TUE First National Bank Of Scottdale,
Pa, capital $4,000; the First National
Bank OF Whatcom, W. T., capital $4,000,
and the First National Bank Of Somerset
Pa, capital t50, 900, have been authorized TO
commence business. t4
OK the 26th serious accident occurred 10
the vestibule train on the Santa Fe road,
running between Kansas City and Chicago,
near STaa:or, Ill. The train was heavily
loaded with Grand Army veterans ana their
] friends bound for the Milwaukee encamp-
ment, and consisted Of several extra coaches.
By the spreading Of the rails three coaches
two Pullman sleepers and the dining car
were thrown from the track and down a
steep ehibankment, a distance OF probably
forty feet About fifty persons were in
jured more or less seriously, several Of
whom can not recover.
JUDGE LEVI NJ. Villas, OF st. Paul. aged
forty five, brother Of Colonel william r.
Villas, died at Madison, Wis, on the 26th.
A rrBLIo sale Of tramps arrested for
vagrancy took place at Moberly, Mo-, on
the eth. Two were sold 10 farmers for two
dollars head and another was bid in for
seventy-hve cents. A fourth could find no
purchaser and was returned 10 jail. The
three who were sold must serve their
purchasers for four months
AT New York on the 27th the coroner's
| Jury In the case Of the victims OF the recent
tenement house fire at 805 Seventh avenue,
rendered verdict that the cause OF the
fire was unknown. They exonerated res,
uaurant keeper Snyder, who had been under
strong suspicion, and he was released from
custody.
The prison authorities at Jack son, Mich,
claim TO have detected Irving LatImer, the
matricide, In plot TO blow up the pcniten-
tary, which, had Il been carried 70 success,
would have let 500 convicts loose. A package
Of Hercules powder thrown over the prison
wall few nights ago was traced 70 Lati-
mers cell and the warden at once looked
1im In the solitary dungeon ls
Jonx DnTnIcn, OF Canton, o., has 70.
eeived word from Baltimore firm Of law.
years that he Is one df threo heirs 10 a
fortune Of $500 900 left BY n brother. Joseph
Dietrich. who died recentlv IN Texas. "a ~