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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-22
The Drlft Townward.

The Inquirer prints q communication
frem Blue Ball, noting the exodus Of
people from the eastern end of this coun.
- to Philadelphia and Reading. The
correspondent says: "At least dozen
families from within few miles of this
place have gone to those two places, and
many houses are standing empty for
want Of tenants. The cause of this drift
from country to city is a true index OF
the depressed conditions of things In the
rural districts everywhere"
The drift from country to city IL easily
noticeable In Lancaster itself, where In
fair weather countrymen may be seen
standing around the monument, court
house and railroad stations, waiting for
something to turn up. Dire necessity
drives them to the city In hopes Of better
times, and arriving here the women and
children find work in cotton factories or
at domestic service, and the men stand
themselves up against wall or lamp
post. 1t Ii high time that some atten-
ton should be given to this very signifi-
cant movement from country TO city.
The men who come In from the farms
may be only the least energetic and in
dustrious elements of the farming popu-
lation, but their movement shows how
things are going with the farmer and
recalls Grover Clcveland's thoughtful
remark, II IL a condition, not theory,
that confronts u.s." The frugal, thrifty
iarmers who remain upon their land
should begin to consider whether they
have not carried party allegiance
to an absurd extreme in voting for the
maintenance of high tariff and the
rule OF party whose war mission has
long ended. In these peaceful days
popular government 10 being more
quietly but as severely tested, and citi-
sens who vote blindly for party are
indicating their own incapacity for
directing national affairs. Farmers who
patiently walt for better times while the
party In power squanders the national
wealth In a hundred harmful ways,
while pension schemes of the most ex-
travagant character threaten to bring
back upon us the burden of war debt |;
farmers who, though unprotected in
their labor, vote for high tariffs and
hnd labor scarce In town, do not seem
to be worthy of much sympathy.
Patriotism is nobler thing than party
loyalty, and 1t should lead them to tho
defense of the national treasury and the
support of the party Of lower taxes,
wider commerce and more lofty aspira-
tlons than are dreamt of by the men of
the stamp Of Dudley, Quay or Wana-
maker.
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SPECIFIC co.
fingered Between Life ana Death.

Mrs. Geo. r. SmOOte, highly cultivated and
estimable lady OF Prescott, Ark, writes under
date OF April ~. 1889: During the summer Of
1887 my eyes became infiamed, and my sto-
mach and liver almost hopelessly disordered.
Nothing ate agreed with me. ! took chronic
diarrhuaa, and for some time my life was de-
SPARED OF by my family. The leading physi-
clans OF the country were consulted, and the
medicines administered by them never did any
permanent good, and / fingered between life
and death, the later being preferable to the
agonies was enduring. In May, 1888, l be-
came disguised with physicians and their
medicines. ! dropped them all, and depended
solely on Swifs Specific ~. 4. 81, few bottles
OF which made me permanently well-well
from then until now"
MADE HIS LIFE BURDEN.
I have had scrofiila until II made my life a
burden. i was inexpressibly miserable. sick,
weak, sleepless, and unhappy; desiring that
the short time which seemed to have been
allotted TO me on this earth would hasten to an
end. tried doctors treatment and medicine
and travel, but none OF these did nny good for
thelscrofua gradually grew worst. One physi;
clan, who travelled far to see, and to whom i
paid $50. gave up the case hopeless. then
gave up all other medicines, and took only
Swift Specific Is. ;. 81 -Four bottles Of that
medicine cured me, and for the past four years
have had as excellent health and am as free
from disease as anybody living
u. NELSON, Fremont, Neb.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
10 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
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did not know. We were miles from any
place where might have the telescope re-
paired, and determined to try 70 fix Il my
seif So I told the boys 10 look around the
woods and find . cobweb. For an hour
they hunted without SUCCESS. There he'd
been heavy rain the night before and I
supposesnearly all the cobwebs had been
swept away. Then began looking around
myself and at last espicd . long bit Of web
ON . branch just dlscernible by the drops
OF dew that ciung 10 H. carefully wound
Il on bit Of wood and retrnced my steps.
1t was . delicate matter, taking the
teloscope apart aud placing the web within
II. Would not = piece Of thread have
answered the purposef Why. . piece Of
thread In the telescope would have looked
m large ~ INV flugerv
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bsn ~.

Did ever tell you how had party
OF six men hunting for "A single cobweb?"
said civil engineer as he paused for
moment to light cigar. " For two days
had been looking for a section line. There
was nothing 10 indicate the line except a
few posts which had been sunk into the
earth and which, on account of the rapid
growth Of underbush, were not easy to
find.
had made my calculations correctly
and knew the line was somewhere around
On the second day one of the men called
out, 'Pve found 1t. Sure enough, there
was one OF the posts. Well, set up my
transit on the line and was about to proceed
TO work when branch of tree broke and
struck the transit. picked it up and to
my CONSERVATION found that one OF the cob
webs that intersect in the telescope had
been broken by the shock. What 10 do
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CUaGEsTIoNs FOR THE SEASON.
Medical Journal |

Medical Journal
BE specially careful Of draughts and sudden
changes.
Do not overwork. or what use Is wealth
without health?
Keep your feet dry, but do not wear over
shoes all the time.
Remember that the pores OF your skin, when
In health, are always open, and that closing
them causes sickness.
Dress warmly, but not heavily. Wooen
clothing that permits the exhalations Of the
body TO escape, IL the best.
Eat strengthening and hearty, but not too
much greasy food. II is a mist AXE to suppose
that fat food contains the most vitality.
IT. you feel chilly at any time, take a drink of
pure whisky at once. DufYy's Pure Malt Is the
purest and best and has the highest recommen-
datious.
DO not call the doctor for every slight nil
ment. II you have a cold, feel depressed and
lack appetite and vigor you need something to
tone and build up the system. Nothing win do
this SO readily rs the pure article we have men.
toned iA
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A Double Dose Desired .

from the Buffalo Commercial,
While travelling in Virginia some time
ago with doctor we came upon an old
colored man who was standing by mule
hitched TO an old two-wheeled vehicle.
Dis mule am balked, boss, " said the old
man, ma, "an' ~ jis' giba dollar to do man
II will do it for less than that, uncle"
said the doctor. He took his case from the
carriage and selected a small syringe,
which he filled with inorphia. He went to
the side ofthe mule, and, quickly inserting
the syringe in his side, pushed the contents
into the animal. The mule reared upon his
hind legs, and, giving AN astonishing bray,
started down the road at a break neck
speed. The aged colored man gave look
OF astonishment at the doctor, aud, with a
loud whoa" started down the road AFTER
the mule. In the course of ten minutes we
came up to the old man, standing in the
road waiting for us. The mule was now
where in sight.
"Say, boss" said the darkey, show
much Is dat stuff you put In dat mule p.,'
"oh, about 10 cents" lsughingly replie ed
the docter.
well, boss yo' kin squirt 20 cents wuf
IN me right away. Heah am de cash.
must ketch dat ar mule.
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Crszed By Superstition.

AS the time draws near for the fulfill
nieht oi Crapk Erickson's prophecy of the
simultaneous inundation and destu,ction
oof San Francisco, Oakland, Chicago and
New York by an earthquake April IA.
believers in Oakland, Cal. are becom,
Ing more, and more excited. They
are selling real estate at half its
value value ana disposing Of other property for a
move TO. The surrounding hills out OF
harms way, There will be an organized
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hegira under Issders, and daily prayer
meetings win b. held until the;snight Of The
6On Thursday = piece Of property assessed
at $4,000 was sold foA $500, and all the
furniture In ninc-room house went for
e35 One devotce ksve away several cords
Of wood, aying he would not need II.
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For suZODONT all ladies cry,
And gentlemen, o. high or low,
For nothing else that they can buy,
VIII give the mouth its freshest glow
Will keep ths teeth 10 sound and white,
And make the breath sweet delight
marI7t1M
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A Family s,atherinR,

DoN dIsgust everybody by hawking. blow
ing and splitting, but use Dr.. HAges CAtarrh
Remedy and be cured. Fy8Aw
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nRUNKENNEsSS.
- LIQUOR HABIT.
In All the World there is but One Cure
DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given In cup of coffee or tea, or In
articles OF food, without the knowledge of the
patient, II necessary II Is absolutely harmless
and viii effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS, II
operates SO quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no inconvenience,
and ere he Is aware, his complete reformation Is
effected. S page book of particulars free.
CHA5. A. LOCHER, Druggist
No. East King ST., Lancaster, Pa.
oct2Seoc-J'rhAS
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rHfLADa1sniA, saturday, Marca =, - q
Our great difficulty is to get
our case fairly before the minds
Of the people. Advertisers are
usually reckless in the use Of
words. Exaggeration rules !;
when simple words Of truth are
used they are discounted be-
cause Of prevailing hyperbole.
Please bear all this in mind
when we tell Of our Millinery.
Opening events in any fashion
able merchandise are very well
in their way. We make much
Of them. They please, and
help business. But after the
opening. what' Just this !:
every day the equal Of opening
day. This refers to all the ar
ticles in our openings, and en-
phatically to Millinery. The
daily stocks Of Hats and Bon
nets, trimmed and untrimmed,
and all the adjuncts-Flowers
Feathers. Ribbons and Orna.
ments are equal to any several
other stocks united, are equal
to our own reception days, are
far beyond the richest opening
stocks everywhere.
Strong adjectives would not
be hyperbole. The sales are
big, growing bigger, and fully
justify our great preparation.
How the 8-button Mousque-
taire Suede Gloves went at one
dollar ! They were worth all
your enthusiasm.
Among the new arrivals in
Gloves are the Black Silks with
the patent finger tips-the kind
that last and last and never a
finger-end showing through.
Very likely today will finish
the mems new Dent Mahogany
Tan Gloves at SI.25. Wish
we had 500 dozen more.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle.
The great foreign centres Of
the Hosiery and Underwear
trade are Nottingham, Paris,
and Chemnitz. We have a
trained buyer at each point.
Samples all the time coming,
orders all the time going. The
only way to keep a right-up-to
the-top-notch stock.
A New York man and hi:
wife, homeward bound from
the Pacific coast, stopped of
on Thursday to buy thei'
Hosiery and Underwear here
1--WE can save our hotel bill
and see your delightful town a.
well,' said he. OF course hi
could. A glance along the
line to-day shows.
Mems Fancy Half Hose at Is cents.
Womens Fine Black Hose at Is cents
Mems French Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
| ers at rs cents.
Try to match them and you'll
see the moral Of the New
Workers story.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle.
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4rutiatru.
nR. NATHoRsT, DENTIST.

nR NATHORST, DENTIST.
L. CENTRE SQUARE.
Filling Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe-
cialties. New Sets made, broken ones mended
and remodeled. Teeth inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
TO Dentistry Will receive prompt attention. at
very Moderate Terms. Remember that DIR.
Naihorstfs Is the ONLY Dentist in this county
who Is u graduate of Medicine as well as of Dem
tistry, an advantage that is obvious.
mar3-lydNw
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Mtsrellaurcus
1T7HE MILLERsvILLE STATE NORMAL

TIME MIi.LERSNILIE STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL
The Millersville Normal School, which ha
long been recognized the leading training
school in the state, is better this year than eveI
before. 1t Is not "a mere academy, but rea
school for the training of teachers. Its gradu
ates NIL many of the leading educational posi-
tions in ihls state.
A Free kindergarten will be started in con
nection with the Model Scheol. II will he III
charge of an experienced kindergartner. Spe
cial training classes In this department with
out extra charge.
Full state appropriation to students WritA|
early for ROOM Visitors are always welcome.
Special Arrangements for Lancaster. The
programme OF the Millersviile Normal Schoo
has been so arranged that pupils from Lancas
caster may graduate at the school and board q
home.
Tuition expenses for pupils preparing I'd
teach Per week (for II weeks or more) 81 fol
Winter session OF d weeks, Sc for Summer
$50,
A State appropriation of s50O is gwen u
Graduates. IL is thus seen that High School
Graduates and Others, who complete the Nor
NAL School Course In two years, may do at
total tuition OF only SIS.
Special rates TO pupils are given by the street
Railroad Company.
summe. Session OF Fourteen Weeks begins
Monday, March 3lst.
For Catalogue or further information addreskI
the Principal.
DR.. Z. DRAM LYg
u202wd Miiiersyill
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THE vote In the House of Commons on
Labouchere's motion to abolish hereditary
representation in Parliament shows very
respectable minority favoring such meas
ure, and when IL Is remembered that tho
members Of the House are largely drawn
from the wealthy or titled classes and that
the average Englishman dearly loves a
lord, the support Of Labouchere's motion
seems remarkable.
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CECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
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CHAS. S. GILL,

JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPrICIAN
NO. 10 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Pnrties. Etc

Mrs. T. J. O'Brien gave a reception
Thursday afternoon.
Mss Waters, of Oakhurst, gave a
luncheon, Wednesday.
Mrs. {. {. Comstock gave an after
noon tea to about thirty of her friends,
Wednesday.
The Cniversalst Society enjoyed q
dancing and card party Wednesday
night at the residence OF Mr.. Russell
Edison, of West Bridge-st.
The silent Sixteen" Club and their
friends were very pleasantly enter
tanned by VIII Daily, of Jefferson-sve.
Tuesday evening, the occasion being 2
calico masquerade.
Bed Cross Castle, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle. gave a pleasant pedro
party st their hall Friday night. The
head prizes were won by Mrs. r. g..
Clinton and Nh. +. O. Scott. Tho con-
solatOns were awarded 90 Mrs. +. O.
scott and Mr.. Fred Spencer.
The Fortnightly Club. together with a
few invited guests, PARTICIPATED In p
very pleasant social meeting Thursday
evening a. the Custer Guard Armorv.
Muse and dancing, and few enter
tanning literary numbers. were the
features ~ an enjoyable occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
husband, who has gone West on a busi

husband, who has gone West on a busi-
ness trip.
Mr.. John B. Wallbudgc, Of Frank
fort, :. L., is visiting his sister, Mrs. II.
J. Carr, of Westinghouse.
Miss Blanche Konklc. of Caledonia.
has been called TO this city by the illness
of her SISTER, Mrs. W. :. Emery.
Miss Adele Solomon, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nilson. has
returned TO her home in Kalamazoo.
Miss Emma Schwarz. OF Chicago. who
has been visiting Miss Victoria Sachcn
tor some time past, returns home this
week.
Mrs. Dr. Smith, Of Washington-st..
who was taken Ill of la grippe while
visiting her son IN New York, II now
| cOnvalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown arc stll IN
New York City Mrs. Brown Will re-
main IN New York while Mr. Brown
takes a trip to the Barbados.
Mr.. and Mrs i. +. Leonard sail from
] New York, March =. They VIII visit
Germany, France and England. and
viii combine pleasure and business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ncroz and Mr.
and Mrs. /. c. Leathers VIII spend a
few days rn Valparaiso, Ind, Chicago
and Minneapolis, returning last ot next
7 week.
Mrs L. +. Hawkins and daughter.
| Miss Julia. left yesterday for Colorado
Springs 70 lOm Nr. Randall Hawkins.
who has been there some time for TIE
benefit Of his health. IIc 8 recovering
rapidly bIr. 7. ,. HaWkIn accom-
| panied them as far a. Chicago.
The II. K. =. II. Pedro Club were
handsomely entertained January Sd hy
Nr. and Mrs. Low Johnson AZ The r
| pleasant home. $50 2H4 larrave st.. and
again Fobrary = "a tHc equally pleas
aut home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 3z-
ford, No. l1 Irving place, when tucF
worked faithfully 20 gam tho two g0'd
medals e. ~ gwen % the lucky ones al
the end Of tho season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Mrs. F. B. Vinegar has returned from
Chicago.
Mr.. George Boltwood has returned to
Jackson.
Mr.. F. .Wurzburg has arrived safely
in Europe.
Miss Clara Voigt is visiting friends in
Ann ArbOr.
Gen. L. W. Heath has returned from
Washington.
Or. shepard has been very III but is
now recovering.
The Misses Teal have been visiting
friends in Hastings.
Miss Ina Loucks, of Grcenyille, is
visiting friends IN tins city.
Miss Ella Phillips is visiting friends in
Plainwell and (ialcshurg.
Miss Ferrier. of Npsilanti, Is visiting
Mrs. {. Van Cleve Ganson.
Mss Fannie McCrath Is visiting NJ
DAISY Padgham, of Allegan
Mrs. George y. Wagner has gone to
Missouri 10 visit her parents.
Mss May Widd.c0mb returned 30 Mt
HoIyOke Seminary Thursday.
Mrs Matte Litny visited rolativoa IN
Kent City Thursday and Friday.
Hon. {. ". Garfield attended a farm
crs' institute IN Whitehall Thursday.
Ex-Lout. GOV. Archibald Buttars. Of
Charlcvo,X, was IN the CITY yesterday.
Mss Mamie Gdl. of Chicago. s The
guest of her sister, Mrs. Fl. T.. Salter.
Rev Charles Fluhrer vii deliver ms
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
HOW is THIS ALDERMAN
The Taxpayer Arc Evidently Not Unan
inious on the water Question.

Thers Va Rcd INTO the TrtreR,m-
HERALD OF ios Yesterday s gentleman
who was no. at al pleased with Alder
man STEMS position on tAo water 9uos-
ton. After giving his name and add
d.cs. be- left the -n.Honcd commuuica-
ton. IL would ~com from ths Chat
some ol tho aldorman's constituents
are not very cuthu-at.c city water
men. Inquiry revealed tine laci that
the gentleman was prom mont citizen
of the FIRST ward and that ho repre-
ented himself - bc taxpayer. Here
IS what be has a. Say
Tothe Editor Of the TmrcHav HrnuD.
Alderman STEIN saws tho taxpayers
don't want 90 Sell the wator works
live in this ward, aad } would so o.
See them sold. on buy out tho Hydraulic
Company 70 give Us better water. !
would bike - see thc pcopieVote coo tho
question, aod told Alderman Stem .o.
] am neither Cty ~ hydraulic of.
hceI. Th1It1fH
Grand Rapids. Feb s s0
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Spring Carpets
Perhaps it is early to talk

Perhaps it is early to talk
about Spring Carpets. but
what /, the use of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here to bay your new car
pet? Our three floors of
our double store are now
packed fuil of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufactures, repre-
scnting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety o. design and color
ing for spring Of Is 30 has
never been equaled. Select
your carpets, we viii store
and lay them for YOU when
ordered. We make 2 spec
iaIty OF fine work, knowing
that a customer pleased is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
MISS ETHEL A. THOMAS
o. Tho name - the Young Lady Who
Wfns The Ifsmor~tt ~ odsl

o. tho name - the Young Lady who
Wins The psmorott Modal
Greenwood Lodge. No. ga5. T. O. o..
T., had su opon meeting and public n
sallatou Of officers on last Monday
evening. The literary program which
followed, comprised tho contest for tne
Domorcst silver medal Tho compc.
itors were tcht juvenile tcmu.ars.
HE ludces selected 20 decide on fhr
merits 0f fnc contest and award tho
prize were 81 II Walker. Fsq.. Dr.
willis and =. ,. Aalc. After due o.
bcrston ine medal was awarded 90
u 81 Ethel a Thomas, aTe n wears.
fhe daughter q Ir and Mrs y. D.
Thomas. a 113 Rans0m-st number
Of cno.ce musical selections concluded
500 exercises.
Mrs A.. n. Greenwood. the efficient
npor rfrudfrf 0f Crystal Temple of
Juveniles was couplmen'ed on her
successful mansge Of tie juveniles
n her charge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
An NAt Hnn1P.r

Mrs. VIM. II. Fowler received her
friends at her charming home on Way-
erly Place Thursday afternoon. The
decorations were entirely of ferns and
palms and were very pretty. She was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Kendall,
Mrs. Stuart Mcconnell, Mrs. c. +. Per-
kins and Miss Ella McQuewan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
fContinued from First pare

Herbert Benjamin, on Jetferson-st a
fine musical and literary program was
presented, after which a supper was
served. The circle VIII meet tomorrow
evening at the residence Of Mr.. Louis
Chamberlain, 304 West Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
The Largest business Eser Written by a
Lite Assurance Company in a Month.

Life Assurance Company in Month.
The business OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society for January exceed,
s2l,o09,oo which Is more than 5000
600 IN excess OF the amount written ina
January OF the previous year. Its total
nrw business last year amounted to
$40, 100000. The officers Of the COM
pauy ,tate that, judging from the busl-
ness IN January and the condition of
the society agencies throughout the
world, 70 ,, reasonable 10 expect that
the total business for the present year
viii not fan below 500 900 ,000.-Ncic
York Ir'5uae, February I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Will be served in the cafe. Braun's
orchestra viii furnish the music.
Next Friday afternoon the commit
tee from the board of directors Will
entertain the members Of the Ladies
! Literary Club, whose names begin with
|. J. X. !. NJ, at the parlors Of the
club house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

On sunday night last the water pipes
above thc Lustg Cigar CO.. 1870 canal
ST.. bursted, and the water came down
"a. TO such p force that u damaged part
o.. tne eWnolesale stock. Mr.. Lusgg states
lhat ne VIII. commencing too ~, sell
OF au damaged goods, recar lless Of
cost, rs the first loss VIII bo the best.
Goods arc ready for Inspection now.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Ladies' Hosiery and Under
wear at almost your own
prices for this week only.
SPRING d COMPANY.

For the shckest 18th century finish,
lu solid OAK, cheval suit. $50. Just take
a minute and look at the line Vinegar
Furniture Company are displaying at
l23. l-5. ~ and - South Diyls.on-st.,
corner 0i tnerry-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Tho party of Merasn miners who
Jeff here about three weeks ago. Inciud-
~ Chas For. LII Wthey 7 stewart
Whit and Others have about reached
thn scene ~ operations. A letter just
~nrr rcd. WI ten from 2 point ninety
miles vest of ffhusbUs. r. vhfrh
r,. rt t..f Travelled wagons SAYS that
aI ere sell and n hgr spirits. thsf the
ueafaer taus tar bad been magnificent,
er8 tfn the nezf day they would
abs1l1 taa wagans mount tnr rrlIes
and start for tner long rde Over the
rtsus Trey WI return in about
month";.