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STATUE OF COLrMRrs.

ITO be erected In Central park, y. Y
testimonial 10 his memory in the statue
which will be put up in Central park, New
York, and n cut of which Is given with TINS
article The statue is a very stately piece OF
sculpture, as will be seen from the cut and
is the work Of the famous Spanish sculptor.
Sunal.
II is not generally remembered, but there
was celebrated in 1892 the third centennial
of the discovery Of America, and although it
was not of such grand proportions as the
coming event, yet as an evidence oil the SEN
timent Of the time it deserves attention. The
event was held I'm Boston on Oct. %, lIy2,
and it is curious fact that the learned men
of the day, in calculating the difference be
tween the old and new style, made serious
error, and the event was in consequence cell
ebrated on the wrong day. 1t should have
taken place on the 2st Previous to this
time however, the name of Columbus was
not so familiar to the people, and it was not
until the Massachusetts Historical society
and the Columbian order N New York took
the matter up, that the fam, Of Columbus
became fully established and the misconcep-
tons regarding the magnitude OF his work
were dispelled.
!, If Christopher Columbus had ever dreamed
that, after spending seventeen years in rails
ing enough money to pay his passage to
America, there would be such fuss over the
event, it would have made him feel sad, but
then Columbus didn't know anything about
it. No one knew, or at that time thought,
much about the Worlds fair. The great
problem Of the latter part of Columbus time
was how to keep out of jal-not that he had
ever done anything to deserve it, however,
and this occupied most of his time to the ex-
clusion of the claims of st. Louis and Chi
cago. He was much afflicted, and now they
think it is about time to make few amends,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17

SPOKANE FALLS BEFORE THE FIRE
built, and that in u more substantial manner
than before. The cut of the city before the
fire here given is from photograph, and
shows the beautiful falls from which the
place takes its name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17

NOTICE.-EsTATRo OF MARTHA ANN WALLACE.
IN DRCEAsKD. Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed executrix Of the last will and testament of Mar
tina Ann Wallace late of the county of Ia Sale and
State Illinois deceased win appear before the Probate
Court Of said county. the third Monday being the
Dist day. ofOctaber 1882 al the Probate Court Room In
Ottawa. In said county, when and where all persons
having claims demands sgalnst said estate notl-
fed to attend and present the same in writing for sd
justment.
Dated this Tth day OF August A. d. 1889.
ISABELLE G. WALLACE,
augl0sw Executrix
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M. N. ARMSTRONG.
AttOrneu at lar.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF LA SALE.
- S.. IN The Probate Court thereof and 10 the Jufy
term. 1889.
In the matter of the estate of Emma Armstrong de,
ceased. To Nellie Wrav. Mrs. Jane NJ. Gus TIN ana
Mrs Amanda Olivia johnson.
You will take notice that on the Slst day or july,
1889. there ed in said Court certain instrument
Of writing purporting 10 be the last will and testament
Of Emma Armstrong: deceased and on the Slst DAY OF
July 1889 there filed In said Court the petition OF
william z. Armstrong praying for probate ohsad Will
and the ppointment OF william +. Armstrong as ex-
ecutor Of said last WILL and that dedlus p0testatum
or commission may issue out of and under the seal OF
said Court to take the depoNton OF A. q stage. VINO
is now residing No I48 8th street, Denver Colorado
subscribing witness said Instrument touching the
making and publishing OF the same , .
Ana thcreupou. on motion Of the said William <.
Armstrong. by NJ. n. Armstrong. his attorney. the
Court set petiton down for hearing Monday the
18th day of August. 1889 a. the hour of ten O'Clock
IN. at the County Court Room In the city OF Ottawa in
said county, which tirae and place you may appear
and le nerrogatories to be propounded to said
witness and take such other action in the matter as
may be proper.
Dated July Slst. 1889.
HENRY HELMIG,
angS 81 Clerk OF Probate Court.
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Farms For Sale.

The Farms known as the simmons Farm" In the
township of Utica; also 50 adjoining the same on
the west with good buildings and fences These farms
are situated about a miles northeast OF Utica on the
bluf road that leads &c Ottawa. For further partlcu-
lars enquire of ORSON or WILLIAM HALLErT. on
the premises, or of JOHN HlLLlARD.
augl0-iw ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17

his reputation as a
writer. 1t was des-
tined that he should
be a phi ysi clan,
however, and hav-
ing changed his
mind as to the law
he studied medicine
under DR.. James
jackson, and then
spent three years
studying abroad.
But while medi-
Scine furnished him
with work, litera-
ture presented a
- - q -
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der with the greatest horror. But the jury
has found her guilty and tho law, justly
makes no distinction in regard to sex.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17

1t is gratifying to know that Spokane Falls,
the Washington city that suffered SO severely
from fire the other day, will shortly be re
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17

STATF OF ILLINOIS, LA SALE
- County. IS. In tie circuit Court OF La Sale COun-
IN. H., to the October trL 1889
John F. Crabow VS.. Elijah Hnman.-fn AHdchmenti
demdHd S2G5l9. So,
Notice hereby given to you, the said Elijah Hin
man. that writ Of attachment has been sued out OF
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said coun
ty Of La Sale he suit of the said John Gra6ow,
and against the estate Of yOu the said ELI amman,
for two hundred twenty three and 1900 dollars, be-
sides interest directed to the Sheriff Of said county TO
execute, which said writ has been returned by SAID
Sheriff executed by levyng the following described
real estate. towt Lots number eight & thirteen Sl
of La Sale. county of La Sale and state of Illinois.
Now, unless you. the said Elijah Hinman snail per- per-
county the first day of the next term thereof to be
holden at Ottawa in said county on the second Monday
in the month of October 1889, next, give speca
bail and plead TO said action Judgment VIII be entered
against you favor of the said plaintiff and the prop
city attached sold to satisfy the same with costs.
HENRY JOHNSON.
ottawa III Aug ID 1899 Clerk
DUNCAN, OCoNoR ~ GILBERT, Pile. Attys augo-ot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17

STAThI OF ILLINOIS, LA sALLE
- County. IS. In TIE Circuit Count OF La SdHe c0dn-
IN, H.. TO the October term, 1859. ,
John Stuart VS.. Patrick F. OConnor.-in attach
nlent, demand, $6l6. IL. &,
Notice is hereby given to you. the said Patrick F.
OConnor tina. writ Of attachment has been sued on
of the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF sau
county La Sale, the suit Of the said John stuart
and against the estate OF you. the said IatricK r.
OConnor fortsix hundred sixteen and li-luO dollars,
besides interest directed to the Sheriff OF said county
to execute which said writ has been returned by SAID
Sheriff executed by levying the same the following
described real estate Of the said Patrick F. OConnor
to- wit: lots number fourteen D. block eghtysix lS5
and number one d. In block one hundred eleven lli),
both situate in the city Of La Sale, county OF La sale
and state Of Illinois.
Now, unless you. the said Patrick F. OConnor,
shall personally be and appear before the Circuit
Court of said county. the first day Of the next term
thereof TO be holden Ottawa in said county on the
second Monday in the month Of October, A. d. 1889,
next give special ball and plead said action udg
ment will be entered against In favor Of the said
plaintiff and the property attached sold TO satisfy the
same with costs. - 800 ,..-
Ottawa, H., August I'd. 1889. Clerk.
DUNCAN. O'CoNoR & GILBERT. Plfs. Atty. augS6t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17
Mrs. NIaybrick.

The story of Mrs. Maybrick, the American
wife of "A Liverpool cotton merchant, who
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17
ArHE BIG WORLDS FAIR.
WHERE WILL IT BE HELD! IS THE
GREAT QUESTION.

The Statue Of Columbus Which Is Ia lie
Put Up In Central Park, New fork-A
Brief Revised History Of the Great Dis
coyerer.
Wherei
Chicago says she must have il, ST. Louis
says she wants it, Washington Is thinking
over the matter, and New York says there Is
only one place to hold it, anyway. But one
thing is certain-that no matter where the
fair Is held, Columbus will have permanent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17
JAMES A. FLACK.

JAMES A. FLACK.
real life or fiction.
A high court otii-
Ger deter IN / II o $
that he must be
rid of his wife.
Instead Of trying
to get n divorce
from her he has
her personated be-
fore the court and
u divorce is oh
tanned from him
by her on the most
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-17
THE FLACK DIVORCE CASE.

One Of the Most Sensational That Has De
yeloped In America.
There has been no greater divorce sensation
in the United States than that caused by the
developments in the Flack case. The barest
outline of the facts furnishes material for one
Of the most extraordinary plots for story or
stage that has ever been evolved. either IN
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17

Leave i'AiUte.i aa. on Point Expires. u 20
y hl., daily, Haitunuae :1o o.. m.. Wilmington
l-t,t. IN, daily stpPp.ue u. Dover and D,Iuir
Ic-Hafly and 40 Ne" castle KTEw39I N!d-
dlet'"n; clayton fc.tot, Harrington. bridge
vile ana -c5i3i4 10 leave passengers from - liz
uiiugion ana points >orth or take ON PASSENGER.
for points >oulh ol Bclmdr
lEe ~ j.. ln. a..o stops "u s.luaI al Laurel
Dover 2i; q. 80. Ic.uiariy: arriving VI Wiir,i,'-
ton Ll3 a. ni, baltimore .J d. ILL.,, and PLiladel-
uLia a.lu d.. d..
The io} a. la. tain also stops all S.aford.
Brt-e'i' q. Harrington. fcltan. Cl.ltlrI ,,.-,
Midal.t."n '' c-fc Passengers mona iairt.
south ". ialHI-f. W .aEe uI ps>~.n-e.> for Nil-
.lt i.44.,i. '7'''''
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
The Grnnhonhonn a. slol,ne.n

A Dr. Richardson has achieved some
instructive experiments in the use Of the
graphophone for recording physical
symptoms, such as coughs and pulses.
A coughof today can always be recorded
and compared readily with one Of davs
before.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
Embraced aud Then Stabbed Her.

I have sat by the hour in El Pravo, the
fashionable thoroughfare Of Madrid,
Spain, and watched the dark eyed beau
ties Of that celebrated city in all their
loveliness, but they were always associ-
ated In my mind with treachery and de-
ceit. While thus sitting one beautiful
evening, the thorougfare thronged with
its usual gayety, saw two splendidlv
dressed ladies meet and embrace with
great enthusiasm, when, with chill Of
horror, / saw one Of them stealthily draw
Q stiletto and plunge it deep into the
back Of the other. A shrek. a fall
sudden rustling Of dresses as the murder-
ess quickly mingled with the crowd and
al was over,-Forest and Stream. ''1N
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
The only non-Alcoholic Vegetable med
ioine put up in liquid form ever
discovered.

1t is not a vile fancy drink ma ie of rum poor
whiSkcy. or refuse liquors, spice and SWecteaed
to please the taste, but a purely vegetable prep
aratOn made from native California herbs.
Twenty five years use have demonstrated to
millions OF sufferers throughout the civilized
world that Of all the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar Biters only possesses perfect and Won
dcrul curative effects upon those tcGubied with
the following diseases, VIZ:
BgSpcDsiu Rh nHatiSia, CDiarrh NCgrdgid, lieut.
Gche B0is, ScraJaid Skin Diseases, JduHdicc, G0W,
PITTS, B3jOHsHCSS, and all other diseases arising
from blood impurities, aad as IL Ic7aif49C il is
the best in The world, being death to all worms
that nicst the human system.
It is always safe to take at amy time or under
any condition Of the system, for DID or young or
for either sex. Il is put mp in TWO styles The
Old is slightly bitter, and i, the stronger in
Cathartic effect The new style is very pleasant
TO the taste and perfect medicine for delicate
women or children Each Eiud is distinctly
marked oi. top Of cartoon.
Many families keep b9lh kind. au hand as
they form complete medicine chest
is q 6ppHg m.iiriaC for the use of ladies.
children aud men al >edeutdry habits. the New
style Vinegar Hjtiers has Ro equal iu lhe world
It is iuyaluahle for Cu.Iag the i!}S that be,rt
childhood, and gently regulates jhv diseases t.
which women az every period ci lie are subject
Ladies, aot Al bottle fg,u your dru.gist and try
it, Ityour druggist has not the New style Vine
gar BitterS ask him % send for TO- II yOu once
Try il you will never be without this priceless
remedy in the house
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
A PASTORAL.

I sat with Doris, the shepherd maiden;
Her crook was ladened with wreathed flowers;
l sat and wooed her through sunlight wheeling,
And shadows stealing for hours and hours.
And she, my Doris whose lap inciosss
Wild summer roses of faint perfume,
The while sued her, kept hushed, and hearkened
Till shades had darkeued from gloss to gloom.
Ehe touched my shoulder with fearful finger;
She said: eve linger; must not stay;
My nock's in danger, my sheep will wander;
Behold them yonder-hOw far they stray
answered boder: Nay, let me hear you,
And still be near you, and still adore;
No wolf nor stranger will touch one yearling;
Ali stay, my darling, Il moment more"
She whispered, signing; There will be sorrow
Beyond tomorrow, if ! lose today;
My fold unguarded my flock unfodcd,
/ snail be sc0lded, and sent away"
Said l. replying If they do miss you.
They ought to kiss you when you get home;
And we'll rewarded by friend and neighbor,
Should be the labor from which you come"
They might remember" size answered moekly
That lambs are weakly and sheep are wild;
But if they love me, it's none SO fcrvcnt:
/ am servant. and not a child
Then each hot embor glowcd quick within me.
And love did win me to swift reply:
"Ah! do but prove me, and none shall blind you
Nor fray, nor find you until die -
She bushed and started and stood awaiting,
As if debating in dreams divine;
But did brave them-I told her plainly
She doubted vainly; she must be mine
So we twin hearted, from all the valley
Did chase and rally her nihblinS ewes
And hOmeward drove them. We two together,
Through blooming heather and cleaning dews
That simple duty from grace did lend her
lly Doris tender, my Doris true;
That l. her warder, did always bless her
And often press her to take her due
And now in beauty she fills my dwelling
With love eXceng and undefiled;
And love doth guard her both fast and fervent-
No more servant, nor yet q child
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
Wanted to Know Her suhoro ~ nn,,.

"Are you the girl who was to come TO
our house as nurseY asked a fashiona-
BILE lady Of the healthy looking girl who
had just entered the room
81 am, ma'am." -
Il have examined your references and
! find them satisfactory. You may be-
gin next week.
"But If ye plaze, ma'am, I'd like to ask
yez wan question"
"What is itY''
Is It a baby or poog dog that I'm to
look afthers"-Merchant Traveller.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
sf3iNf.I Itufi,@

brIawAHl. AARYl.>u. g.. Nir.rSi, r p
Leave laU.N-..a o.. .nt,- N o.. a m ",+
so T.. n. fnr fr4-.ia and way st.l1,. p a,
Il. Ii- ie.uu-hs trains leave. ewes b. u IlaTr.,.g-
l'H ~ d. n.' a!a -if ,. IN. Leave Frankiii,
For herin. leave, harrington IIO5 a. IN. Re-
tuiN!us. leaves Benin -.o7 a.ln
QUEEN A%EU a. kE>r :, ri fa,.,. ,r,.,,....,.
for 'clire:li and way stations ESQ a. m. and III
DELAWAi.I & Ha~aHE.i. &. .E--Ieayc ,Ii,t,,,
for oNior! ant "ay Station: 1908 a. N. and n
p. ul week days -
cANEeInGE ,, ~ s.E. l.R-Leaye ~earorl for
Cumhridge and iute,..a .atc stations n =G, N.
week day. " "-.'
NoHSL'I 'S----A Porter. ith Newark az Dela-
"aEe til. tn.Fost AZ townsend. with omen
Anne'.a kent .;si roed 1jaIayton win feIswarc
4 &chGsape"ke H4iirpaiaHa Baiumolcsl Delaware
Bay i'adroed ~ Harrington. uitG Delaware
Maryland As Virgins Railroad At-caf,rJ. ,,itI'
SeniD[laEe 4 -,tI,9ri HAurua1 40 nclmar with
PocomoSc ana .ileninsula "aIlrost.
i, rIA[. r. P|.H Genera. Manager
:. WOOL General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
Carnegie's T.ibrarv

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie's library is a
suite Of four rooms. One of these is a
bathroom, where Mr.. Carnegie can cool
off an enthusiasm in a moment. or rein
vigorate himself with convenient ath.
letic machine. Another small room is
for a secretary. Here the habitable uni
verse is suspended in maps, any spot of
which can be Immediately unfolded for
the owners inspection. The fourth room
is a luxuriously curtained alcove, over
looking the rear Of the Cornelius Wander
bilt house, and across the way to ex-Sec-
retary Whitney's portal Tho library
proper, a large room in the center of
these, has been decorated by the Associa-
ted artists. The part Of the decorators
is seen in the harmonious impression Of
golden brown color.-New York Star.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17

1t is quite the rage to have theatres in
private houses in England. Among the
most conspicuous is that in Hubert Her
komer's London house. Another is at
the country seatof Sir Percy Shelley, son
Of the poet. Sir Percy writes plays, paints
scenery, and composes the incidental
music Of the plays produced. William
Morris private theatre in London is
more of hall. 1t is long, low, barren
and whitewashed-not at all what one
would expect Of a decorative artist. On
the stage Of this theatre, the poet painter,
in blue flannel shirt and disheveled hair
gives forth his socialistic doctrines to
audiences of laboring men.-San Fran
cisco Argonaut.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
DRESSING THE WINDOWS.
ELABORATE DISPLAYS FOR CATCH
ING THE PUBLIC EYE.

How the Custom First Came About-1Ien
Who Make a Business of 1.-THE Way
Some of Them Do It-WindOws to At
tract Men as Well as Women.
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
How a Frog Utilities a Turtle.

At Heublein's restaurant on Mulberry
street a large green turtle and frog are
inmates Of the fountain tank. A frog
cannot always remain under water, and
there is no chance for the fellow in ques-
ton to reach a landing place on the side
of the tank. But he has discovered that
the top of the turtles back is out Of water
except when the turtle dives. So he
mounts the back and rides around the
tank with an air Of owning the whole
business. When the turtle goes under
he swims around until the back comes to
the surface again, when heagain mounts
and continues the trip.-Hartford Cou-
rant
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
vINECAR RITTEIs.

The ouly Temperance Hiitcrs known. II
stimulates the Brain and puicts the Nerves,
regulate the Bowels and renders "A perfect
blood circulation through the human veins,
which j. sure 10 restore perfect health.
GEO. ". DAVIS. of Io3 Err3uc Il New or.
leans, Ia writes under date @. Way -Gih. iSS>. as
follows. ~ hive been going t1 the Hot springs.
Ark, for fifteen NeIr> for AN itching uuiaor i'm my
binoc. have just used three bottles OF Vinegar
BlttelS and lt has done me more good than the
springs u is The best medicine made
JOSEPH J. EAGAN. OF No Is Yves, ST.. New
York. says: Have not been without Vinegar
Btters for the past twelve years. and consider it
a whole medicine chest in our family"
MRS MATTE FURiUsON. of DRYDEN. y Y
says, Vinegar Bitter, is The best medicine /
ever tried; il saved my life
T. +. BAILEY of Humboldt, Iowa. says: win
esar BitierS cured me paralysis ten years ago.
ana recently il cured me Of rheumatism"
VINEGAR BITTERS.
The Great Blood Purifier aud Health Re
stOrer. Cures all kinds OF Headache, also
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
send for beautiful book, free
Address, K. Il. MCDONALD DRUG Co,
552 Washington st.. New York
Smyrna times., 1889-07-17
Ra.tlesnnl,es Arc wise serpents.

"You won't find malaria where there
are rattlesnakes, but you will always
find the home Of this snake where there
are the purest water, the freshest air and
the dryest, highest land. That is why
you always find trout where there are
rattlesnakes."
Such was the declaration of a gentle
man from Clinton county. He did not
attempt to give any scientific explana-
tion Of the fact, but affirmed that it was
a fact all the same.-Philadelph Press.
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MANTUA STATION.
correspondence,

Correspondence
little daughter of Mr.. Lanning. residing west
of the Brick Tavern, broke an arm last Wednes-
day.
Sam. Colt has built an addition to his barn.
The E. o. Conference transferred Rev. j. l. A.
Miller to 1winsburg. Rev. J. K: Shaffer. former
ly of North Geneva, has been assigned to this
charge.
1t is said that combination of Spiritualists
hasbeen n formed for the purpose of suing Mr. and
Mrs Cobb. They will fix their claims at fifty
cents and costs each.
Hack Smith is preparing to build Brick store
on the lot east of the Crafts block.
The Disciples are preparing for the dedication
of their new Church Some unknown friend sem
them some nice stones for steps recently.
Alpheus Russell is building a veneered brich
house
A new brick stack is to be built at the Centen'
nial Mills.
Just saying ballot boxes" to a man these day.
determins his political belief. If he looks SOU
aad runs it is safe to inier that he is Republican
Query-Will Sanford get out of Jail in time tt
get in little of his - fine Italian hand" for Fer
aker as he did two years ago?
The M. e. Social is to be held at Mrs. Alexan
| ders on Thursday evening.
The Rink answered very well for summe
church, but the breezes of Autumn are waited
through its shaky sides little too much for com
If f,rt. Consequently the Methodists have movet
into G. A. l. Hall. The new building is beint
pushed along rapidly. the brick works two thiId
done. From present indications the new build
ing will be much superior to the one that burned
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-16
RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
The Fair is over and every body is sorry it
rained. The display would have been first
class. but. as we feared, a rain storm spoiled
everything. However, the attei dance was fair
and all went smoothly excepting four drunkS
whowere dealt with in Justice B, ainerd's Count.
The case of Mangold VS. Coe wrs tried to jury
on Monday last, and q verdict found for defend
ant.
John ii. Dussel, of Ravenna. and Miss Carrie
Doerfiinger, of Randolph, were quietly marie
in st Joseph's Catholic Church. Tuesday. Oct,
sth at g. m. They will begin housekeeping at
once in Ravenna
More orange blossoms in town soon. Where
are all the old tin pans and other belling uten
sils.'
Randolph seems to be noted for good fences.
At the trial Monday, H. X Redfeld swore that
| he maintained nine raj fence on his FARM
| RATsi
Winter apples are being barreled throughout
| the town. They seem to be in good dem and
this Fall.
Mrs Mary Jecsen. of Ravenna, was a visitor
at Miss Mary Riedinger's last week.
The verdict in the celebrated mill dam case
from this place gives great joy and sorrow to the
/ friends and foes of the Mill Co. There ms tC
ne great deal OF bitterness outside of the par
| ties to the case.
A festive dance at the Rink was the attraction
last Friday night
Nicholas Frtman, of Akron. was a visitor il
town over Sunday.
Walter Trescott who is employe ed in IIiIldale
Pa was home to attend the Fair. We also no
iced Jas W ellis. WI Dodge and e. o 1nesco'
If Hiram college.