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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1890-04-25
Adair Squibbs.

Spring has come and gladly
welcomed. Stock seem to appre-
clate the grass as feed is getting
scarce.
The season for corn planting
has arrived and the farmers are
making use of the opportunity.
w. Quinn is building a new
house.
Miss Aggie Mclaughlin COM
menced her school at Olive Hill,
Monday.
The F. and L. Union is gradu-
ally increasing in numbers and
doing good work.
The social at Mr.. Unger's,
Thursday evening. was a very
pleasant affair.
Several of the boys went to
Barring, Monday, and we think
some of them had better take a.
guardian with them when they ven
ture again. We regret to say
that they are not capable of tax
ing care IF themselves.
Miss Mollie Reardon has re-
turned home after six months
stay in Quincy.
Adair will not celebrate the
Fourth of July" M.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Harrison Wren and Nancy f Wrer
his wife by their certain deed n
| trust dated the lst day. of February lss1, re-
corued IN the recorders Office of Adair county
Henry j Page Trustee the following escribed
real estate situated, lying and being in the
county of Adair, state of Mtssorri, viz
| Inc east halfof the south west quarter oil
| section thirty three, Except the north two
| ana one half acres used for public road) and
| the south ten acres of the north half OF the
northeast quarter of the south west quarter OF
seG,lon og,b III thirty four in township sixty three
principal meridian. Z II S VIA zen N2l-3
ac used for pub road and 10 ac. n IL I,
OF trust OF same date for $500.
In trust to secure the payment of one
certain promissory note therein descrih
ed together with the interests thereon as pro
videu Tor IN said note and deed of trust; and, &,
whereas, it is provided in said note and deed
OF trust that If default DE made in the payment
OF any installment of said note when due. as
provided In said note, the principal sum OF
salt note shall thereupon become due and COL
iectible; and whereas, said Harrison Wren and
Nancy T.. ~ Nren have made defaul. in the pay-
ment of the 18th, 9th and 9TH instalIments pro
vide1 Tor IN said note; and whereas, it is pro
vided IN SAID deed of trust that ifthe said Hen
ry j Page trustee shall refuse to act the legal
holder oil said note may appoint and substitu-
tie any other person as trustee to act instead of
the saiu Henry D. Page, who shall thereupon
O.
perty, and the same become vested in him in
trust Tor the purpose and objects of said deed
OF trust, with all the powers, duties and obli-
cations thereof; and, whereas, the said Henry
rage trustee mas refused to act in this behalf;
and whereas the Equitable Mortgage Co
the legal holder of said note by its certain deed
of appointment, dated Oct. Is, 1855. recorded
in the office OF the Recorder of deeds of Adair
county State of Missouri, In book q at page a65
appointed and substituted the undersigned AZ
trustee. to act instead of said Henry j. Page
now therefore, at the request of the legal hold
er of said note, and by virtue of the powers
vested in me by said deed of trust and said
deed of appointment, and for the purpose of
foreclosing the same, ], the undersigned
that will on
Monday the 12 Day of May, 1890,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon and
five in the afternoon of said day, proceed 10
sell the property hereinbefore described. at
public vendue, TO the highest bidder for cash
at the front door OF the circuit court house, in
the county of Adair, state of Mi ssouri, TO sat
isfy said debt and Interest and cost of execut-
ing this trust. }. II. KINNEAR.
y. l'sMllH, Atty. Trustee.
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About the Normal.

Rev. Mr.. Hazlet of st. Louis
Mo-, one of the editors of the "Mid
Continent was visitor at the
Normal on last Friday.
Miss Clara Figge, much to the
regret of the teachers and students
has severed her connection with
the Normal.
Prof. Damn was unable to at.
tend to his school duties on last
Wednesday and Thursday, on ac-
count of illness.
An Italian string band, added
much to the enjoyment of the
program of the Senior and Zeto-
sophian societies last Friday after
noon.
Rev. Sawyer of Princeton, Mo-,
conducted chapel services Monday
morning.
The Misses Figge of Lancaster,
Mo-, were at the Normal Monday.
Rev. DR.. Wilson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Milan, Mo-,
by several other
d. DIS. visited the Normal Tues
day. {.
Miss Ernie Owen, having been
chosen by Prof. A. r. Morgan,
principal of the Moulton Iowa
public school, as one of the judges
Of a contest which takes place,
Friday evening, left for that city
on the Thursday afternoon train.
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From Pure Air.

Grass is gowing nicely, but the
nights have been rather cool for
rapid growth.
Wheat and oats both look we'll,
but the former was slightly dam
aged by the cold weather while
the ground was dry.
Some of the farmers have be-
gun planting corn in this vicinity.
Mr.. Omer Dean of Kirksyille is
visiting in this neighborhood.
Mr.. j. F. Eitel was badly hurt
few days ago while trying to
stop a runaway team, which was
being driven By a nephew. He
caught the bride rein and was
dragged down, heavily loaded
wagon passing over his body. He
is not yet able to be up.
The r. and l.. U. of this neigh
borhood, is progressing nicely.
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Green Grove Items.

Farmers have been having ex.
cellent weather for spring seed.
ing.
The wheat prospect is quite
flattering at this writing.
}. V. Vansickle has finished
painting his house, and its ap-
pearance has been greatly i'm
proved.
Fires did much damage to fenc-
ing in this neighborhood last week.
B. L. Matthews has moved tc
Novinger, and has engaged in the
mercantile business,
John Hamilton, of Martinstown
Ind, is visiting j. V. Vansickle.
A number of farmers planted
corn last week, and this week corn
planting is general.
Z. Lininger and family were the
guests of T. Amick last Sunday,
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends
and neighbors talking about it
You may yourself be one of the
many who know from personal
experience just how good thing
it is. Ii you have ever tried it, YOU
are one of its staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it
is, that when once given trial,
DR.. Kings New Discovery ever
after holds place in the house.
II you have never used it and
nhould be afflicted with cough,
CT Id or any Throat. Lung or Chest
trouble, secure bottle at once
and give it a fair trial. 1t is guar
anteed every time or money re-
funded. Trial Bottles Free at f.
A. Grove e. Cos. Drugstore.
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Hlbbard's Strengthening and 2 heu
matte Plasters.
ARE A REVELATION TO THE WORLD
AND ARE THE ONLY GENUINE
RHEUMATIC PLASTERS,

Nine-tenths of all troubles which
require the aid of plasters are
rheumatic in their nature. A
change Of weather or sudden draft
causes a cold, which develops into
lnfammatory rheumatism. And
yet there has never been such a
thing as distinctly rheumatic
and strengthening plaster, and
hundreds have died suddenly
where rheumatism has attacked the
heart, whose lives might have been
saved had this plaster been ap-
piled in season. They are CON
structed on purely scientific
principles and are purely vegeta-
BILE. Prepared by Rheumatic
Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. For
Sale by Smith & Dunkin.
Be not curious In unnecessary
matters, for more things are shown
unto thee than men understand.
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Bullion Items.

John Burton and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in Brashear
Mrs. Rahe has been suffering
from very sore eyes for some time.
Charles Glasgow was the guest
of Scott Vanter, Sunday.
Miss Ada Keller was the guest
of Miss Ida Rahe. Sunday.
A large number of fruit trees
was received in this vicinity last
week.
Our new merchant and post
master, Mr.. Anderson, has arrived
and his stock of goods will be
here soon.
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Probate Court Docket.

Docket OF cases in which settlements ars due
from executors, administrators and guardians
ut the ensuing term OF the Probate Court OF
Adair county to be held at the Probate court
room in said county, commencing on the Znd
Monday Of May 1880.
FIRST DAY, MONDAY MAY 18TH, 1890
/. NJ ID l. sples administrator Of the estate OF
Thomas u SOles deceased final settlement
2. NJ De j. SOILS executor OF the estate OF e. r
Soes deceased. final settlement.
3. Jonas NJ Hoover administrator of the estate
of BrackDey deceased final settlement
4. d Carothess administrator of the estate oil
John ShaIer decrase |, I'd annual setIlemt
.. Cynthia Buck & of buck minors yd annual
settlement.
o. Lewis Spriggs curator of Ebert S.amper
minor, Final settlement.
I. James wait administrator OF the estate of
Bessie Smell deceased, final settlement
8. James wait administrator of the estate of +
Ii BergdOll deceased lst annual settlement
SECOND DAY, TUEsDNY MAY Ii, 1850
0. John scobee e & of James Backman MINOR
lst annual settlement.
10. i NJ Boston 8 and OF Boston minors .2nd
annual settlement.
IL. u q Keller and of Geo O Miles minor
2nd annual settlement
IL. VIM Hart guardian of WIN. Hart a person OF
unsound mind final settlement.
IL il W Hart guardian of GrenyiIle Bookout
person Of unsound mind itl annnal settlement
IA j whitacre and of X Uopson minor
I'd annual settlement
10. Charles Mabis and C of Mabis Minors Isl
annual settlement
IL. John Miller administrator Of the estate OF
Parrish deceased lat annual settlement
THIRD DAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 14TB.
IL. W III Eimore executor Of the estate of n C.
Elmore decd lst annual settlement.
Is. Laura Furnish & of Dora Furnish 1st
annual settlement.
ID. wmJones administrator of the estate of
Isaac Jones decd lst annual settlement
20. D. Parker and of Parker minors 3rd
annual settlement
IL samuel Ross administrator of the estate of
Martha Ross decd. final settlement.
q. WIN Clark executor of the estate of will
liams decd. final settlement
%. Allen administrators OF the estate OF Ell
van Allen deceased final settlement.
"a. j. Spencer administrator of the estate of
III 81 encer deceased 9Th annual settlemt.
%. Reynolds administrators of the estate OF
Reynolds decd lst annual settlement
Z6 X ii Brown and C Of strang minors II tn
annual settlement.
Gil LEWIS,
Judge and ex-ofiicio Clerk of the Probate
Court.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the office
April 10Th, 1890, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expi-
ration of 30 days:
Mrs Mary A. Anderson, Mrs.
Kate Anderson, VIM. Andrews, J.
Z. Brooks, Albert Flynn. Robert
I. Porter, Nelson Wilbur.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised.
ED. G. PIoKLER. P. NJ.
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The doctors are doing their
best to convince the public that
ice water is dangerous. Perhaps it
is, but then, SO are whiskey, and
toy pistols, and matrimony and
lots Of things.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c. |
April 21st, 1890.

The trump card IN NatiOna
legislation for this session of Con.
gress has at last been played, and
tae Republicans who had the
dealing of the pack and the lead
in the play since the session be-
gun, are watching its effect on
their adversary and the general
public with no little anxiety and
interest. l refer to the report on
the bill to revise the tariff. 1t
was submitted to Congress on
Wednesday last, and with the
"views of the minority and the
dissenting opinion of Mr.. Nc
kenna of California, makes a
pamphlet of thirty-eisht pages.
The report proper takes the broad
ground that inasmuch rs the esti-
mated revenues of the Govern
ment for the fiscal year ending
June 30th, 1889, will be in excess
of the expenditure about ninety
million dollars, and as this excess
would otherwise be an idle sur.
plus in the Treasury. it is there.
fore necessary and proper to re-
duce the National income to what
is commensurate with the expen-
diture.
Without departing from the
cardinal doctrine of their party
underlying the tariff, that of "pro.
lection" the Republican members
of the Committee have success
fully met the strongest objection
urged against a high tarlff,-that
OF the Treasury surplus. For by
most skillful readjustment OF
existing rates they arrive at a re-
duction in the aggregate of seven
ty-one million dollars, leaving the
Treasury an estimated surplus of
less than twenty miIlions.-A small
matter when we consider that it
costs three hundred millions
annually to run the Government.
Another feature OF the bill
pointed to by its trainers as par
ticularly commencing itself to the
poor classes and especially to the
farmer, is the discrimination in
his favor in the new schedule of
rates. Wool, for instance, re-
ceives greater protection, and to
encourage silk and sugar culture
a bounty is paid for the produc-
ton of these articles. The report
closes swith an eulogium of its
own provisions, and it is easy to
read the praises of the Republl-
can party between the lines.
The minority report is signed
by the men who were SO promi-
nent as revenue reformars last
year. -Messrs Jarlysle, Mills,
Mcmillan, Breckenridge and Flow
er.
Official society here continues
to be delighted with the informal
socials given by Mrs. Harrison,
though not possessing the youth
and beauty of the lady of the
White House who preceded her,
Mrs. Cleveland, is a true Ameri.
can in all her ideas. She has sue
cessfuIly banished all formality
from her receptions, and in SO
doing deserves the thanks of all
who believe that official dignity
does not consist in ostentation
and show. Anyone going to her
reception is struck with the SIM
pliclty of everything; the home
like appearance that pervades her
household, and above all the kind
ly welcome extended by the hos
tess herself. Mrs. Harrison is a
gentlewoman of whom every
American may be proud. The
same rule applies to the wives of
members of the Cabinet, and they
visit Mrs. Harrison and are visited
by her in turn just like ordinary
people. RIM.
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An English Doctor reports thir-
ty cases OF headache and facial
neuralgia by snufiing powdered
salt up the nose.
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Notice of Final Sc ttlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI, , ,
COUNTY OE ADaIR . 81

Final settlement of the estate of G. f. soIes
deceased. Notice is hereby given to ali
creditors and others interested in the est1t, OF
e., f. Soles, deceased, that 1 Marques ID. l..
soles Executor of said estate, intend to max
the Probate Court OF Adair County, to be held
at Huntsville, on the 18th day of Nav
lsao. Dated this April Sth 1890.
MARQUES d. J.. SOLES.
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For SALE--Pekin duck eggs,
finest strain, only one dollar per
sitting of thirteen. Address
GRAPHIC office.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY oF ADAIR, s'

Final settlement of the estate of Thom,s 9
X; Soies deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all creditors and others interested in the estate
OF Ihomas X. Soles deceased. that i Maruuess
D. l.. Soles, administrator of said estate. in
tend to make iihal settlement thereof at the
next term of Probate court of Adair county. to
be held al kirksville on the 18th day of NAV
1880, Dated this April sth, 1890
MAKQUESS D. l.. SOLES,
Administrator
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Go to W. G.. Fout for wall pa.
per.
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RzSS REM sSthHH SSHE RSsEs sss the Leader ii It's Glass.

heDlNG siNoi TWIN ourselves
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
CORPORATION Notice.


n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
IN seth day OF May 1890. application was made
q q EdwArd Kenny and 0saeEsf'F the Improvement
TWELFTH ST.
between the west side OF Jersey ave. and the east
side OF Coles St. in the following manner nelud-
ing all intersections
graded TO the established grade by excavafing or
hlIng the same 70 the established grade.
curb set where necessary.
To have the carriaysway paved with Belgian
] o nave new bridge stone crassralks laid
. To have the present bridge stone crosSwaiks re-
faid and new hridgestone laid " here necessary.
Aud an DINER work done that Eiay De necessary
to provide for the flow Of the surface water ami
complete the improvement in gooa and saostan-
Notice Is also given that on the 2ist cav OF July.
1880 the Comn.iss loners % Assessments Med with
the Ssoard OF Street and Water Commissioners their
preliminary sketch, showing what property will
probably be ssed and the probable amount OF
s ssne 20 saea Los q q nd s9 the re
the said improvement. and the same IS open TO
public Inspection n The Office q the Clerk q ths
And notice Is also given tnaf the following
streets or avenues OF particular sections thereof
TWELFTH ST.
from Jersey ave. 70 Coles st.
JERSEY AVE,
from Twelfth St, about 3 feet east and . fee;
wesL
from Twelfth ST., about 8 feet east and . feet
west
Ana that the iat DAY of September 1890 at O'Clock
and Water Commissioners. ere hereby fixed as tn
time ard place when and where the Board OF Street
Interested IN said application, and all renoa-
strances against he said Improvement tnaf NAV DO
By order of tne Board Of street and water Com
''''' GRO 7. BoUTox.
Dated Jersey CITY. August Ist. 1881
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
Grand Army ID the Eepnbllc.


The drum will beat at half-past two to-
morrow afternoon, and Van Houten Post
win form at the City Hall and march
down Newark avenue to the ferry, cross
the river by the Desbrosses street ferry
and board the steamer Worcester of the
Norwalk line, which has been chartered
TO convey the post and its guests to
Boston. The post with its drum
and fife corps viii turn out
two hundred strong. Governor Albeit
Will accompany them and viii ride il
coach from the posts headquarters to the
steamboat. ills estimated that six hun
dred excursionisEs viii 20 with Van
Houten- The headquarters of the post
at the Hub will be the Vendome
Hotel. Tomorrow night they will
serenade the Governor and other distin-
guished officials on Tuesday night Gov
ernor Albeit will be guest at the ban
quet ct Young's Hotel, to which all the
prominent generals have been invited
The post will leave the Hub on Wednes-
day night and will reach home early
Thursday morning. Commander Sands
said last night that it will be the grand
est encampment ever held by the G. A.
r. 1t is estimated that 70, 600 men wall
take part in the parade and the vets viii
IN this instance have the right of line.
They viii have march of five miles.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
CORPORATION Notice.

n oIIcE.Is HEREDY GIVEN THAT on THE
~ 2lth day Of March. isal anpplicatua was made
the Board of street aaa Water Conan - toner's
BY Anna c. Fan keyper for the vacation of rerfsf,
str eefs Us follows
BosERT AVE.
from Catherine 81 - lands Of Eodzr nanur 10 fea4
north OF Catherine st
HALsEY ST.
from Catherine ST. 70 laaos Uf DODGE about 1fS "a.
nurtn Of Catherine st.
CHARLOTTE yT
from Catherine 81. 10 fancs OF Dodge about ID
feet north OF Catherine ST.
Al alleywaf r0auinS IN Inc centre Of bocK 81
Catherine ST 70 lands o. Doase about rs feef
nor "a uf CatheFine st.
LAWS AVE
from lands OF the Mofr.aS Essex L. n. Co. TO lands
Of Doage about 10 Fec nor fherla rnerefron,
CATdk2INE
between James ave AND the eas-erly side Of pnf-
hria ave ana frors the westerly die OF Dnssseld
ave. 10 the kiackousack Rtgef.
that the lSf 81 Se,t,n ,ar 1866 AZ sfrstf,rr
a M, aad ihf nee Ding o. the BOARD oe Street
ana Water Coiien .isson iiernby xeA as me
time ana place When syf Tho Board OF street
and y 1tSr Gotnmlszsoiier wil near AID
consider aisy utleftloas vacation OF SAID
ss-ees or parts e. streets thas may ~ presented
writing
IS esaerof tho Board Of street. sua watss Com.
nIlssioacr<
GEO 4. soEToS.
Clerk
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

SHEEInEs SALE = ~ HUDSON CIRCUIT
Merton hre,ving Co. vs.. Maria c. Ezaa.
In Case
Fl. IA &C.
keturna5te Second TUESDAY. September, $50.
Russ and Leancn heinier. Artnrnevs
By virtue OF the above stated writ 70 me direct
ed and delivered. 4 have levied upon and saal
sell BY public rendQc al +. &. Noihcrts Real Is
tate and Auction Rooms Ne. a aontgomerF
street. Jersey CITY. en-
JAr asDAl. the f1drth dey or September nexs
at two o'clock IN the afternoon. all tho right.
title ami estate OF above named Ge{endaur
Maria Q. kganL IN and TO all the following dc
scribed land ana premises. with tie appurt{n-
anees. that " to sl5s-
All thes certain plot. tract parcel Of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described stu.
ate, lying and bein1 IN tna eits OF Jersey CITY,
IN ilse County Of hudson and STATE o. Nc ~ IesseS
bounded and described fcilovr - Eeg tnniu NJ a
Olaf IN tho nDItheriy szta az line OF Eleventh
street Distant IS feet cas- cry from northeast eOf-
ner Of Eleventh and Coles streets thence norsn-
ere parallel with Cole street. Dft5 feet thence
easterly garaiiei wisn eleventh street z tee! =
inches thsnce seuthcriy parallel with Coles
ssress 8 feet g said Eesens strees thence sxnst
ersF aoHg norherig line OF Eleventh ST. y feet
inches % the peIrt o. place e esstnnapg. Hesas
and Tiilie K HIS villa.
Dated duly 81 ia91 .....- -.
Sheriff
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

cEALEDe PROPOSALS WILL BE gEcEzrEn Tx
y the Neern q street. ard wzser ccnsnssalea
ezs Nsl Aonlnk. August II. iAf+ O'clock H.
Of isf.cA cast tren water pt9e aeeortnace VITA
approximations on file 10 tli oitrz the chl1x In
Sin scr4 wfesc HANK fofsrh ~ bid and agree
N mi OF sufeEi9R must he rntslnet9.
Proposals must he enclosed IN 5enied enYeiones
endorsed frcposais 1pr eask INN alter pite. ustrc-
ed to''sfecE r. 1pnfen ttlerx .za sfesH;ct in epc1
meeting whom called for Ia TIE order % blSlness
feixtinR 70 scaled proposals
kd dstTe musk stfts flfe rTfcH yer ton Of Z.E.1
Hounds delft &c 4pecsfit sfidn6
This foard gser YES zIa fllhf 70 tr3ert any OF al
70 do tla
20 eitv os5s.as Ntn " seecpte& ~ snrsts
- ozoAeE = BougIx.
clerk
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
Free and Accopted Masona.

All the lodges are enjoying the summer
vacation except Enterprise. which met on
Friday night and worked the NJ NJ de-
gree on W T. Davis, who has been a
prominent member OF the Odd Fellow
order. A large number Of members and
visitors were present. The degree was
done in excellent style by Worthy Master
Wakefield.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
Try Tt. You Won't Like If.

Miss well-to-D o;-'It's very distressing
to think that while we are enjoying Sc
many Injuries SO many poor people arc
wanting oecessaries.
Mr.. CIeverclat (who poses as a philoso-
pher):-"Quite so. But e converse. you
know, 1t must be very consoling to the
poor people to know that while they are
wanting necessaries SO many people are
enjoying luxuries - Chatter.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

John ]. Bagley has been appointed
Deputy Supreme President of the Non
Secret Endorsement Order in this dis
trict He will soon organize an assem-
bly, OF the order in this city.