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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
O-u-G-H.


A Fresh Hack at an Old Knot.
tEnter M. Jean crapaud. who speaks']
I'm taught plough
Shall be pronounce ''plow."
Eats easy wen you know" say,
mon Anglsis, I'll get through"
My teacher say zat in Eat case
O-u-gh is 100"
And zen laugh and say 10 him,
"zeos Anglais make me cough"
He say "Not COO, but in Eat word
"O-u-g-h is on F"
oh, sacre bleu such varied sounds
OF words make me hiccough
He say: "Again. mon friend ces wrong;
"O-u-g-h is up
'In hiccough." Zen cry; mo more,
''You make my throat feel rough"
"Non non ~ he cry. "you are not right
Cough is 'uff'"
Isay: 81 try TO speak your words,
II can't prononz zem thought
''In time you'll learn, but now you're wrong
Cough is owe"
"Tll try no more. 1 sail go mad.
I'm drown me in re Tough
"But ere you drown YOURSELF" said he,
"O-u-g-h is 'ock.'"
He taught no more Iheld him fastI
And killed him wiz a rough
Charles Battell LOOMS, In N. Y. Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19

There's one great advantage in
writing love letters on "a typewriter
instead of using a pen. A fellow can
get much better idea of how his let
tiers are going to look In print when
tbs newspapers report his trial for
breach Of promise. -Tcrre Haute Elk.
vress.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19
EDOcIl.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks
an epoch In the life of the individual. Such
n remarkable event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained Is gratefully bless.
ed. Hence 1t is that so much Is heard in
praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe their restoration to health, to the
use of the great Alternative and tonic. II
neys, liver or stomach, OF long or short
standing you will surely find relief by use
OF Electric Bitters. Sold at soc and 81 PEI
bottle at II. j. Monaghan's drug store.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19
A CURIOUS CREATURE.
The Connecting Link Between the Bird u
M.at al

The Connecting Link Between the Bird and
Mammal Families.
One of the most curious of all Aus
tralian animals is the Ornithorhynchu
paradoxus. 1t is paradoxical, being
half bird and half mammal. 1t lives
chiefly in the water, and seeks its
food by means Of its bill, in the mud,
like ducks. The young are produced
in very imperfect state; the animal
is, indeed, strictly oviparous; the
fptus receives no nutriment from the
parent before birth, except what ii
derives from the ovum, which. how
ever, is Matched within the body OF
the parent; but the young are sucked,
and the mouth is adapted to this by
the comparative shortness OF the bill
and greater length OF the tongue at
this period Of life. AS this animal has
had great attention called tc it by the
Darwinians, who use it as an jllustra.
ton Of a connecting link between
species, it will be we'll to give rather
a minute description of it. 1t GER.
tainly is a most odd-looking affair.
The adult animal is about twenty
inches in length from the end of the
bill to the end of the tail The body
is rather long and compressed, and
thickly covered with very glossy hair,
among the roots OF which is layer OF
soft, short, waterproof felt or wad-
ding. The head Is small and round,
with small bright eyes and no exter-
nal ears, although the internal
ears are perfectly developed and
the Nearing acute; and instead
OF the muzzlc. mouth and the teeth OF
an ordinary quadruped, the creature Is
furnished with bill like that of
duck. The legs are short; the forefeet
have each five toes, with strong bur-
rowing claws, and connecting men,
brane for swimming, which extends
even beyond the claws, but is capable
OF being folded back so as not to inn
pedc their use in burrowing. The
hind feet are smaller than the fore
feet. they also have five toes. armed
web does not extend beyond the bare
of the claws. The hind feet of the
male have sharp spurs like that Of the
cock, which are merely rudimentary
in tho female. These spurs were at
one time enormously supposed to be
venomous. The tail is strong. broad
and hattened, about es long as the
body, covered with long and coarse
hair, and neerly naked on its under
surface. THIS animal is lively and
active and so readily alarmed by the
approach Of danger as not to be easily
shot, diving before aim can be taken.
1t is usually to be seen with only It's
head above the water 1t prefers the
twilight to the glare OF the day and
its voice resembles the growl of a
small puppy. 1t carefully dresses and
pecks its fur, and when asleep rolls
itself ipto a ball. Francisco
Chronicle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival OF trade at r. j. Mona
ghan's drug store as their giving away TO
their customers OF so many free trial bot
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade is simply enorm-
Gus In this very valuable article from the
fact that II always cures and never disap-
points. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchit-
is, Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test 1t before buy
ing by getting trial bottle free, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted. 3
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19
Take i'm Time.

"For want of q nail, q shoe was lost
for want of shoe, horse was lost for
want of horse, rider was lost" Never
neglect small things. The first signs OF
pneum onia and consumption can positive
ly be checked by DR.. Acker's English
Remedy for Consumption. Sold by Ii.
Beebe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19
Bncklen,s ArnIca SalYe.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by p. j. Monaghan, drug
oiStS S02y1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-19
PrOnlptness.

First cold, then cough, then con.
sumption, then death. 81 took DR.. Ack-
er's English Remedy for consumption the
moment began to cough, and believe
1t saved my life. Walter n. Wallace,
Washington. Sold by Ii. Beebe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Tho Hanging Of nnIo,v.

LITTLE FALLs McNT Jaly I9.-Albert
Bulow was hanged at 1.4s a. m, to day
in accordance with the new state law
which prescribes that the execution shall
take place between the hours OF and 4
~ M. The law limits tine number
X persous who shall witness the
executions and there were only Us
persons inside the enclosure when
Inc drop fell Bulow met death
brsvely and made no confession. The
law provides that newspapers shall pub
lish only the bare announcement Of hing
ings, but all the Minneapolis and ST..
Paul papers contained full details of
Bulow's execution. The crime for which
Bniow suffered death was the murder of
Frank Rich, farmer, November 23d
last, near Royalton, Mimi.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

fair profit to the refinef. In three months
time the difference had become 2 1-16
cents per pound, or one.half cent more,
for which there can be no explanation
except the power of the trust to increase
the price of Its product to the consumer,
especially when the government stands
guard to keep away all outside relief that
cannot leap over high protecting wall.
Let us see what an additional half cent q
pound meant. We consume annually
about three Thousand million pounds OF
sugar. OF this quantity the re6neries in
the trust produce, nearly, if not quite
two-thirds, the other third being pro-
duced by outside refineries, the sugar
houses OF Louisiana and few unim.
portant molasses houses. An increase
OF half cent pound on two.thirds OF our
consumption, TO wit, on two thousand
million pounds, would give an added
profit of ten million dollars, which is 20
per cent on the certificate capital of the
sugar trust.
Yrs ENORMOUS PROFITS.
The quotations in New York for june
Goth of the present year show o differ
ence between the two grades OF sugar
have selspted, which are standard grades
for comparison, Of "a cents per pound,
which is even greater than the amount
above stated, and shows the steady
maintenance Of the power OF the trust.
Indeed its pecunisry success has been
not less brilliant than that Of the original
trust. II was capitalized at $50, 600, 600.
As the quota allotted to the North River
Refinery, which subsequently SOLD in
open market for 1925 900, was $700, 900
in certificates, and its owners were dis
satisfied with their share as compared
with Others, it 10 safe to say that this
capitalization WAS nearly If not twice the
actual value OF the properties put into
the trust. The certificates bsgan a. fT9
and reached at one time 1925, although =
later reaction brought them some points
lower in anticipation OF al adverse deoi-
sion in case affecting the trust, OF which
shall hereafter sneak.
After payment OF dividends last year
it had, according to the circular OF
Messrs. Willett Il HAmlin, quoted il
Btadstreet of June 18th, q surplus of
$40, 1000, 600 in its treasury The same
authority gives its earnings betveen Ja0-
uary LIST, 1859, and Juue 18th, as Sl3
GOO, QUO more. Thus its surplus from last
year, with its net cash profit for less than
six months of the present year, amour,
TO S!3 ,000, 900, probably the full value
of the plants pnt into the trust, and
nearly 50 per cent on its watertd 1pital.
No wonder the other industries OF the
country are rushing pell-mell for this
new invention, which in single year
showers upon those who can sAilfuliy and
effectively use it riches not only greater
than the ordinary profits OF legitimate in
dustry, but even beyond the villa dream
OF speculative adventure. But who car
etfsctually use 1t, and more importau
still, who pays the piper?
WILLIAM L. WILSON.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

HcnsOnn sor ThInKtng the AerOnaut
ylny thaye etcea saved.

New YORK. July l9-ProtGs-u Campbell,
The owner # the lost air4hip, Ill has hopes
thAr the bnld ballUouist, PfC.e ,s0r Hogan,
VIII turn w safe and sound. II believes
that th6 professor has bsen picked up by
una ~ tne eohsting schuoneis which he
naS,ed whom thu unmarageaDla aitship
tltw N it, wild career Out To SEA. ''Why
shOui he have bren druwned?i asked Mr.
DampDtll. 'hs was an excellent swimmer,
IN Athlete and he bad u gpoi.-!a4i HE PEE
sewer IN the snlp with MIN. When tue
hglloon was seem he wGsn't IN the ship.
NV, Il Is my opinion That h. saw SON"
schooner near BY AID dropped the balloon
into the water near enough 10 get ou- and
swim for 1t. THIS wuDid account Tor the
partially collapsed appvaraucs OF the bal.
loon when INST seen by the pilot6Oa,
Caprice"
Mr. C4mphalrs Cpl ions 20 far regarding
ths alrship have bten correct. He thought
Il went out to seH before he had heard 4
word et its being seen, and so II bad. H.,
thought II wnnld fail tufo the war"r AMI
float, and apparently his surmise7 ARE cor
rret, for this British steamship Hog rtu
vhtch arrived this morning from BI+h =
Ayies, reports that NJ ll.30 O'Clock yssfet-
day morning, In latitude 39li, Longitude
7l.5o she siehte1 a lar.s light e'lotsd on.
i-cy Il Gtlnl on in- surface OF the sea.
appeared 10 be Balloon partially u fllted.
This lati'ude aud iongi udH would ptdr
ths balloon ahoUt i75 mtie- dua ea4t n trlfl
north u ape Il nlDpsu mud IL I e reguat
race vi the coastilg steamers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25


The President Friday announced the
appointment OF two surveyors, nine regis
tsrs Of land offices and batch OF postmas
tera,
Elk Representative John Nichols, OF North
Carolina has been appointed chief Of the
mail division of the treasury department.
vice Major X etz, resigned.
The President Friday, through the
state department, sent u dispatch to the
emperor OF Brazil. concentrating him on
his escape from an assassns bullet.
The Pr sident Friday appointed Chas.
G. Austin to bs Uuit4d States marshal fos
Alabama, and Captain George Dewey TO be
chief Of the bureau Of equipment and re-.
cru'tinS In the navy with the rank OF COM
moior6.
Ex-GonRressman Horr OF MICHIGAN, has
declined the appointment by the President
AS consul NJ Valparaiso. Chill. His letter
Of iecllDAtion, dated East Saginaw, july
10Th, runs thns: "HDu. William F. Whar-
ton, actiug secretary OF stntp, Washington,
d. q. Dear Sir: Your notice OF nv an,
recruitment by the President OF the Unired
States as consul 70 Valparaiso, Chilt, is
Just received. most respectfully decline
y acc.n' the position. Yours most truly,
h. q. Horn"
The Postmaster-general has established
new postal route from Lewes to BE
hoboth Beach TO go by train during tine
months OF Jnly and August. The mum.
Der OF the route is 7l,O0G, and RohOrt
W. Smith will be the postal clerk al q
salary of S25 per month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
RIDDLE rRIuMpHANr.
Ex-Alderman McQaade Acquitted
by the Jury.

by the Jury.
BALIsToN, SrA., July 15.-McQuade is
free. At p. M, Just one hour after the
Jury retired, 1t was reported that they had
agreed. Immediately there was a rush for
the court house, which was soon filled,
There WAS au air OF eager expectancy as the
Jury flled Into the court room and took their
positions. The judge raped Tor order and
the clerk called the roll OF jurors aud asked:
"Gentlsmen, have you agreed upon your
verdict ?"
This Foreman-We have.
AT this announcement McQuRde Shifted
anxiously In his chair,
"Do you fad him guilty OF the crime
charged or Innocent y
"Inloceut!' came back the response from
the foreman.
Great applause greeted the verdict. and
the judge immsdlHtely raped for order.
MyQlaie WAS heartily congratulated.
III view of MeQnade's freedom from pros
ecuiion now aud the claims which will
probably bo made by his friends that his
limo cence has been vindleated, 1t Ia worth
while to note that McQlade In the fall OF
1885, just before his fl s. trial, caused over
lures to be male to Judge Martiue. then
district attorney, that he would plead
guilty on certain conditions. Mr. MARITIME
so told a reporter on the day McQuade was
convicted, and added that he did not
acaelt tsese oveTtures because MeQuadu's
price was too high. He would not toll pre-.
cisely what McQuades terms we're, but the
reporter understood from one of the
assistant district attorneys that he de-
mandsd light punishment TOR himself
aud Immunity from prosecution for
Tommy" Shells and Michael Farley,
ielloS.County Democrats who were also
indicted Ag "boodle" aldermen. 1t Is a
consolation TO know that McQlade has
been somewhat punished after All. He has
spent ~ months In Sing Sing and his de-.
fence has cost him several thous and dol
lars His bribery did not enrich hts bank
account. II diminished 1t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
A Heavy THEFT of Jewelry.

LYSS, Mass, July 20.--Dariug last might
professional burglars made n most sue,
cassiul break at the j.welry store OF II J
5oiweil. ~ Monroe street. Entranes WA
gained by a rear window. The dial knob
Of toe large sale WAS Knocked of with
heavy s,edSe BANNER. The entire com
bipatiol was hen pushed out and the bolts
yielded 10 the turn Of the handle. The
trays we're removed and As diamond rings
and 800 plain rings, gold and silver
watches, DO, were taken with about Sl75
n cash. me discovery Of the break was
made By an etll yer lust before Il. II. and
word was sent TO Boston and nsighboring
cities. The BURGLARS got away with .l2 600
worth OF jewelry and left behind only few
tools.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Philadelphia North american.
MttA dlt. and smoRs, UsRfimed face, nm
krnpt tGir and ehlr,.sleevss rolled up
above '.en bowa. n nun stood AZ the second
story wilhow ~ l422 Worth Twentleth
street yesterday afternoon gazing Thought
inlll out into tho 4, zHing rain. Hn was
John heely, the great motor inventor.
During Il o afternoon Lumger Of visitors
callad on MIR. K1rtp, but were unable to
gain adGlttGuG-. One young man rapped
about tvG minutes without resolving III
answer Becoming rnIAEed AZ this lack
nj attention, he gave the door vigorous
Eleglus and sucgesied Ia shhking dow
the targs trans M, which ietl with "a cash
This brought the inventor 10 the street. In
hurry, To era p"h tn youth by both
shoulders aud demanded TIE meaning Of
such conduct. TIE reply only served TO
anger Lin more. TIE visitor simply CANE
TO inspect this new motor. HA was from
sons engineering school zip the country
aud bad come to the city EXPIRE -ly to see
the mueh.talkeI Of invention of course
he was disappointed. II am much troubled
Win this sort ot vtsitors, Mr. Ksely eaid
70 u reporter; "theY have an idea that we
CAP allow them access TO our ahap, when
IN reality am positively forbid lon to talk
concerning tho m ltur." When asked how
soon ths motor would he put Into practlca
I operation, Mr. * leiy said us could not state
( but ventuTed u shy that he Ia WOfkipg day
and niehT, and would announce something
| deillite at an early date
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
srorn, Damage In OhIn.

CIyoINNATI, July l9,-abolt 3 O'Clock
this morning, very heavy rain storm
came upon tho city from the north, nc
companied by very severe thunder and
lightning. The rain fell in snch torrents
that al the hill side streets wer'
flowing with heavy streams. Th'
bank Of tho Ohio cpnal OF YORK
street hroka and the water pourec
rom the canal in great food. Tn
tellHrs aud frs, a1ora OF several dwell
linRs at that point were filed with water
sid stream Of several feet deep raI,
Town York street aud Central gvennc
he occuplntb Of first flors IN some OF
he houses " re- rescned with difficulty
>}v!cGs from :hs other parts OF tue stat
how that yesterday afternoon and lat
night heavy rains fell in many places
\ cioul burst is reported at Ian
custer which caused big wRshou'
On the Columbia, Hooking Valley a
Toledo railway. AT LOGAN, Ohio, heavy
rain caused much damage 10 cropg
Lightning struck house III the village
of Gsorgeaville, in franklin county, AND
set il on fire and burned half the town
At Marysyille, Ohio, great damage wa.
done. Lightning struck the electric
light WORKS, ruined dynamo, and pu
out the lights of the town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
IiIa.nc's Issportod engagement.

A dispatch to the Nav York Hoda
from Chicago announces the engagement
OF Mr. Emmons Blsins, son OF SEES ctary
James G. Blaine, aud now resident of
Baltimore, 70 Miss ANITA MoOormIck,
daughter OF ths late Cyrus II. McOor.
NICK, the reaper manufacturer, o:
chicago. Mr.. Biana met Miss M'Cor.
mick IN Chicago duriug his residence in
that city Rs general freight and PASSENGER
agent OF th- Ohicsgo santa Re 4 Oali'
,Drnia railrosd. lie resigned tnat posi-
ion las: spring to aoarut that of sss ~ an
% President HerrV q DAYS Of the West
virginia Central Railway Company BIS
,4lary in this capac.t0 ia said 10 be SO 900
nor snnum, Mas McUormlck l. sNid 10
Oe worth fortune in her own right. Mir
iiisins has been absent FROM his German
street oiiioe in this city, tor several DAYS
Hnd ths statement was given out at the
office that he was in Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
ANOTHER B47CH.
President Harrison Names Another
Tot oh Federal OfiIcIaIs.

WAsHlNaToS. July 2J.--Tne President to,
day mauo the following appointments :J.H
Fransll.. of Kansas, to be deputy secO nj
auditor OF the treasury; John Fahrenhatch
OF Ohio, to be supervising inspector OF
steam vessels tor the Seventh district, Oin-
cinnati.
OnAr!es II. Leary OF California to be ap
prat.ur Of merchandise in the district Of
San francisco.
To ha collectors OF customs: franklin b.
Goss Of Massachusetts for the district Of
BunstRble; William Castor Henderson OF
MI .issippi. for The district OF Pearl River
n. W. Wright Cuuey Cf FsXas, FOR the dts
trict OF Calves on; Henry do u Clay u Viz.
eiFia, for the district Of Newport News.
l0 hN Internal revenue COLLECTORS: James
y. br-dy Of YlrsiuiH for the Second dis
tict o. Virginia p Il. DeCaull Of Virginia
10. tha sixth district OF Nrcinm; Joseph
". Burke OF Texas, for the Third district
OF Texas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

WARSAW, ISD July 2O.-fne Gu'horities
o! thus COUNT, Thursday, tooE into their
custody Mrs. Martha DlnRs. chars god with
murder, aud her husband Daniel, Us nj
accessory. Dinas recently became crank
on the cub Ct Of religion and It Is sali
sompailed MS wits 10 strange their IL
months Old Guild as sacrifice, clatmibl.
the Almighty had promised 10 resurrect thu
child on the third day. When nks was
srTeaieG his had been carrying the dead
infant Ia bis arIns Tor two days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

crowds Waiting to See tho sri
SIuxee7-TO start EO-diEy Tor iOs

crowds waiting 10 See tho RiR
Ninxee7-TO start EO-d;ty TOR Bos-
ton.
NEW YoRR. July 20.--Jnhn l. Sullivan
Slept late this morning and the mscelRn.
eous host Of GHliers were turned away from
tha Vanderbilt R0rsl where the champion
= At present stopping with hi- brother
Mlka. II :. more man likely that tho party
will start some time day for b -ton. A
big crowd bgRan 10 form as egtEv as 7
o'clcrR An mt I,r tntrHnce to tha o.llce ot
the ,isbdLed Ae,cs In the hope OF catching
Il . lrI, . Ut rnr s,ugsar
CfprGe Johnson saii this morning that
he did moi thluE the stsk- money low IN
Al Grrigf's hands would he called inr until
after III, ivan retlrHeA rom il. HnD.
I'VE have plenty of money" Ee said
AID ara in DO hurry"
The SIltlvtus do not fear or artlclpate
ntrest and Hrs taSlng no precautions Tht
iGfa,t rsii.b.s news concerning M-cbel l.
mat he IS III CauHtA with Pony" Moore
waiting for chance to Up sway for goo
fsnm '.EeGcer Norris. the Mississippi dc.
| tectiye, whom ne euchrad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
IN rKNhrrLnn kNrarn.


Isi1cK III Ci1y Property.
Lilbnruc Chandler, Esq. nv petition to
he court OF chHuc'iV Tor partition and
Aitlemant Of he estate e I Z iward Sgipieg,
'eceaee!, has opened up q zen estate case
nat Is at rae log considerable interest.
TIE estate in question comprises all the
property located between Monroe, jack
on, Fourth end Fifth streets, and lot
ilElG0 ieet at the northwest corner "
Fourth and Jackson streets. Edward ship
ny, At the time OF his death, LETT no direct
Glative'. and his estate passed TO his near.
~ KIN, comprising saven aun's and unclas,
and their children. petition for ths par
ition OF the estate WAS made by Joseph
Way and wife, and II was appraised Mt
$1,000, on January 3ist, 1869, when John @.
Patterson, Eaq,, WAS appotDted trustee TO
sell the same and divide the proceeds.
When ready to make settlement, Mr.. Pat
'erson found there were nine Representatives
heirs instead OF seven. The proceeds ot
hs sale OF the estate amounted to - 800,
N which interest has been accommodating
tor 20 years. AS the original petition
tnr partition does not show who were
entitled 10 division Of the proceeds, Mt
Ghandler's petition II fled for the purpose
VI showing who are justly entitled to Il
share OF the proceeds, and making their
ilAtms matters Of record, The properly
iuce the sale OF the estate. hes become
ilvlied among number Of purchasers, al
y whom are Interested In having salts
'nctnry settlement, In order to make their
titles correct. The parties to Mr.. Chandler,
petition, who will come IN for q
hare In the distribution Of the pro
aeeds, AFRO snsin McCreery, Alvin Guest
Lewis l.. Alrich, W. p. Alrich, CANDY
Alrlch, Mary Arlch, Mortimer l., FAIRIES
George NJ FAIRIES, Thomas A.. Faries
Atossa NJ. Pinier. Emma O. Sinclair, Ma,
J. We'dn, Amelia 8. Bealer and Isabella
| Sinclair