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EATING DOG MEAT.
Consumptives Find 1t Paistabis and
Swcctcr Than Beef

lNDIANAPoLIs, Feb 3-The revival
among consumptives of the dog meat
remedy has influenced Dennis o. Brien,
of this city, to engage regularly in the
business of fattening dogs for the M ar
ket Last December, Mrs. Lizzie NJ.
Jones, of this city, in an advanced stage
ofaconsumptiou, began testing the dog
meat remedy, and she had n fu.l-grown,
well-fattened shepherd dog slaughter
ed for her special use. Afterward two
large Newfoundland dogs shared sim
liar fate, and now Mrs. Jones is digest
ing water spaniel She favors the
shepherd dog for regular diet The
dogs are carefully slaughtered by a
regular butcher. The lard is rendered
and used in cooking potatoes and
similar food; the oil is applied
to the lungs externally, while tho
meat is served IN various forms,
but generally fried Mrs. Jones
reports that the meat is sweeter
than either beef or mutton and very
palatable. Whatever may be the heal
ing cause. her physical condition has
vastly improved since the beginning of
this strange diet, and she is practically
well woman. She reports that sew
al ladies in this city who carefully
watched its effect upon her are now
testing the same remedy, and with fine
results. II carefully preserved, the
meat continues good for two weeks
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RESCUED BY WOMEN.
A Mother and Deaf sister OutwIt the
Marshnls.


Marshsls.
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb 4-One of the
most daring rescues of prisoners from
United States marshals that ever oc-
CURED in this state took place Wedncs.
day. mother and deaf and
dumb sister saved their son and brother
from the law. Deputy Marshals
Burrcll and Reynolds had raidcd
two moonshiners' stills and captured
seven prisoners. After securing the
prisoners and destroying the stills,
which were 65-gallon coppers, the dep
uties started from the place OF capture
to Gainesville. Deputy Burrell fol-
lowed some distance behind Deputy
Reynolds, with three of the prisoners.
Among the three under charge of
Deputy Burrell was boy of only 49,
Suddenly two women sprang from the
bushes The elder woman flung her
arms around the deputy, depriving him
OF the use of his arms. and the young
man. John Lowell, made good his escape.
The deputy soon shook the old lady
from him and raised his gun to fire at
the retreating moonshiner. when the
deaf and dumb girl sprang between
him and the fleeing form of her
brother. The boy darted into tho
bushes and was lost to sight. The
women were allowed To depart. and the
deputies continued to Gainesville.
where five of the prisoners were bound
over
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MRS. osBoRNEs TRIAL.
Charge OF Theft Abandoned. but 81 . Is Re-
arrested. CHARGED With PrrIurr.

Charge OF Theft Abandoned. but 81 . IL Re-
arrested. Charged with Perjury.
LONDON. Feb. 9. Mrs Florence Ethel
Osborne. who voluntarily surrendered
herself To the police Thursday to an
swer to tho charges made against her
in connection with the theft aud sale
of quantity of valuable jewclry be-
longing to Mrs Hargrave. formerly an
Intimate friend of the accused was
formally arraigned before Lord Mayor
Evans Friday morning.
The lord mayor held his court in the
old council cham Der in the Guild hall
Tho court room can accommodate only
two hundred persons. and the crowd
anxious to listen 20 the proceedings and
TO watch the fair defendant was
SO large that II was found necessary
to detail an extra force of police to
keep some sort of order among the
crowding. pushing throng of people who
might rightfully be termed n mob. A
double row of policemen lined the lob
bies adjacent TO the court room aud
they had their hands full for q long
time before the doors Of the cham Der
were opened When finally the ingress
was thrown open the little room speed
lily filled.
sympathy was expressed ON all sides
for Capt. Osborne, the husband OF the
unfortunate lady. who has stood nobly
beside his wife through OWL repor, and
when he knew beyond doubt that she
had committed the crime that has
brought such heavy disgrace to himself
and to her.
At 1890 o'clock. after the usual form
alities had been complied with. the
court was declared opened. and the
formal charge against Mrs Osborne. Of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
by representing herself rs the rishtful
owner of the jewslry she sold to
Messrs Sphinx & Son. was read.
Hon. Mr.. CUTIE. representing the
treasury. said they had no evidence to
offer against the prisoner. whereupon
Lord Mayor Evans promptly discharged
Mrs Osborne.
Detectives Mt once stepped To the
committeeman and again placed Mrs
Osborne under arrest on u charge of
perjury for testifying in the libel suit
brought by her against Mrs Har.
grave. that she was entirely inuo-
cent OF the theft and knew moth
ing whatever about the missing lew
elry.
She was at once taken to the Bow
street police court where mt / o'clock
she was placed in the dock and for
NAL charge made against her Capt
Osborn went with her to the police
court and placed himself just below
her. ready To render her any assistance
that might be necessary
The police testified to the arrest of
Mrs Osborne at Dover, and the maRis.
trate then remanded her for a week.
Bail was offered. but refused.
Mrs Osborne was then removed to
Holloway Jail. Capt Osborne accom-
panied her to prison.
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strsng. Aeeldsnt a. Oman,

OMAHA. Fob. quite severe shock
OF earthquake was felt here Wednes-
day night lasting for several seconds.
A large bank OF earth was looscned by
the shock and toppled over on TO two
story frame house occupied by s r..
Green. saloon-keeper. with his wife
and two children. The house was
crushed in, and the family buried in the
debris The woman and children were
rescued with but slight injuries. but
Green was seriously injured
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AN AWFUL DEATH.
A Louisville Tobacco Dealer Meet.
While Sleeping over Mis- Privat. ONCE

A Louisville Tobacco Dealer Meet. I,
LOUISVILLE, Nv, Feb. "a disas-
trous fire broke out at 3 o'clock Friday
morning IN the Office OF the Central
Tobacco warehouse of Edwards, Bar
nard * Co. on Main street near Tenth.
Mr.. w. &. Edwards. a senior mem Der of
the Arm. was burned to death. lie
was asleep in his room at the time, and
IL Is supposed that he never awoke.
His dead body was found at 8 o'clock
after the fire had consumed everything.
leaving only the blaclsened walls The
loss to the building and contents is esti-
mated at $4,000; fully insured. Mr.
Edwards was s. years old and unmar-
ried. He has for years had his sleeping
apartments over the office He
was widely known throughout the state
and very wealthy. The cause OF the
fire is supposed to have been incen
diary. Friday morning about IL o. clock.
Officer Tate was walking nbout the
ruins, and against the rear wall he
found bundle of rags and kindling
thoroughly saturated with coal oil and
tied together. In the ruins he found
portions OF another and similar bundle.
which makes it almost n certainty that
the confiagration was carefully planned
by an incendiary Murder and robbery
are suspected.
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Mrs. Osborne WIN Spare Her Hu,pand

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Florence
Ethel Osborne, for whose arrest on u
charge OF perjury, warrant is in the
hands of the police, and who, it is an
nounced' is about to return from Irun,
IN spain. to surrender 10 the authori-
ties, Is taking the step entirely of her
own volition. She says she does
not want to inflict any further ruin on
her hus band, Capt. Osborne, who, un-
less she came back and answered the
charge against her, would be compelled
to leave the army.
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Mexican Editor Poisoned.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb 6.-Leor
Obregon. editor of FL Cronista Mex
icana, a local Spanish paper, is a ravine
maniac rs the result OF taking alleged
medicine prescribed for him by an ole
Mexican woman. IL was made from 4
poisonous Mexican herb called toloscho
and since taking IL for the grip Obre
gon has been distracted The qualitie,
OF the drug are well known in Mexico
where IL is often administered fol
malevolent purposes There is littl,
hope OF Obregon regalning his reason.
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A SAD DRAMA.
wealth and Happiness Turned Iato Death.
Despair and Degradatiou.


Despair aud Degradation.
ST.. Louis. Feb. 3.-Maurice w. Par
ker. fifty-six years old. was stricken
with paralysis at the corner Of
Seventh and Pine streets, aud was re-
moved to the city hospital in dying
condition. His sudden affiiction recalls
one of the strangest story of a strong.
wealthy man broken in health and
finances by maynard son, in which
murder, and, later on, both murder and
suicide, played prominent part. Seven
years ago Maurice w. Parker was q
wealthy man. He had two children. a
son aged twenty five years, and daugh-
ter some years younger. The young
man married n daughter of prominent
family, and their home life WAS very
happy
a few months after marriage young
Parker shot and killed man named
Mike Peyton, who had insulted his
wife. He was arrested and indicted for
murder in the first degree In the
court room were his wife, mother, faith
er and sister. The sister was seated ut
her brothers side, and she, the prisoner
and the latter's wife held long discus
sion. Something was passed between
them, but none in the court room wit
messed it Before the case was called
for trial. young Parker arose and asked
his lawyers to come into the jury-room
for consultation After short talk
Parker asked il he might see his wife
alone for few moments He was
granted the request. and the door was
closed. A moment later a report rang
| out. and it was instantly followed by a
second. The mnrshals officers rushed
into the room, and, locked in
each others arms, with blood
streaming from wounds in their
heads, found man and wife lying dead
on the floor Near them lay n new
revolver, and two empty cham bers told
the story of the murder and suicide.
| The shock drove the mother insane,
and she has remained so ever since.
| The sister disappeared. and it is not
known what became of her Tho
father became "A wreck. His once
prosperous home was no more, and he
took to drink, and remained in degrade
ton until the stroke of paralysis seized
! him.
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STRIKERS USE DYNAMITE.
street Car Filled with ..scahs'' Blown
Up. but None OF Them are Iniured

street Car Filled with ..scabs'' Blown
Up. but None OF Them are Injured.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. Woods
Run car No. 1, of the Manchester line,
having on board thirteen of the new
employees of the company, was wrecked
on Beaver avenue ut $50 by the ex-
plosion of dynamite cartridge
which had been placed on the
track. Though the concussion was so
severe that the car was thrown from
the tracks and badly wrecked, and the
windows shattered in all of the houses
on the side of the street nearest the
track, strange as it may seem. not one
person was hurt The car is known rs
the all-night car. and had picked up the
employees on their way to work.
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KENTUCKY STATE Libra-,,n

FRANRFoRr, Ky, Feb. 3.-A meeting
OF the joint democratic caucus was held
in the State house. Senator Anderson
presiding. The purpose OF the meeting
was to nominate a candidate for state
Librarian. and the business was disposed
of in short order. Mr. Mulligan nomi-
mated Mrs Mary Brown Day. in short
speech aud Mr.. Cough rose. on the part
OF Miss Kirkman. and Withdrew her
name from the caucus The nomina-
ton OF Mrs Day was made unanimous.
and she will continue in Office untfl the
next general assembly convenea
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Aarin Almont a w.sr

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3-Thc two
missing men from the Scow No ..
which with tho tug Webster and three
other scows was carried TO sea during
the severe storm last week. were res
cued az o'clock Monday morning in
latitude 37:5, longitude 1904. by the
British steamship Ethel Bulga. from
GaTrucha, and landed here Tuesday.
The names Of the rescued men are
Charles Crump and Frank Cram. They
mad been adrift for nearly week when
picked up. and suffered severely.
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WAsHISaToN Feb. 6.-The reduced
duty on American -four imported 10
Cuba, under the reciprocity treaty. went
into effect on January I last Consul
General Williams telegraphs the state
department that the receipts Of -four al
the port OF Havana for the month oil
January last was as follows. From the
United States. 6s,37i sacks; from Spain.
none. The receipts for tho month oil
January. 1891, were: From the United
States 2'72O sacks; from Spain. IS. 400
bnps
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Simpson Bush. for the murder Of his
wife at Clay City. June 90 1900. wa,
hanged at stanton, Ky. Friday after
noon. IN the presence OF about 9, O0t
people.
Michael and Jacob Fcldhciser. q,
Celina, o.. are the heirs to a large for.
tune left by Fred Waldrick, who lived
as hermit at kokono, Ind, and died
very suddenly Waldriclx was an uncle
Of the Feldheiser boys. The amour,
Of their inheritance will be nj least
so, 600.
At meeting in Dublin Of the McCar.
thyite section Of the Irish parliament.
airy party Mr. Justin Mccarthy was 70.
elected president
The Alliance Mercantile Co, Of New
Richmond, Wis, has failed, and made
william Walsh the assignee. The assets
are $4,000; liabilities unknown.
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Proposed Mouumant "a p,rrv

WAsHINGroS, Feb. 5.-Senator Brice
introduced bill providing for the cree
ton OF monument at Putin Bay com
memorativc OF Commodore O. III. Perry
and those who participated in the naval
battle on Lake Erie on the 10th of De-
cember. 1913 The dill appropriates
$780, 900 for the purpose. TO be expend-
ed under the direction of the secretary
of the navy.
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A Banker., qlft to a col1.r,

FEANKLIN. Ind Feb. 4.-.Iohu Clarke.
president OF the National bank OF this
city. has made gift Of $40 600 i'm cash
and real estate 60 Hanover lind col.
lcge FOR the purpose OF establishing a
new professorship. which will probably
uc styled the Ezra and Charles Clarke
chair ~ history and political science. d"
10 memory 81 the young men named.
who died in early manhood
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A FEARFUL LOSS.
County Records Burn with the Historic
OLD APpomattox Court Uouse

RICHMOND, VI, Feb. 3-The historic
old Appomattox Court House building
was destroyed by fire. All of the
county records and court house furnish
ings were entirely consumed Sur
rounding houses also caught fire. but
were saved. The library of the clerks
Office Is said to have been one of the
best arranged in Virginia The loss of
the records leaves the county in fear
ful straits. The McLayne house, in
which Gen. Lee signed the terms of
surrender TO Gen. Grant, was at one
time threatened with destruction.
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GUARD AT EGAN's DOOR.
IL Is to BE Hoped the Difficulty VIII Not
lie Reopened.

LONDON. Feb. g. The correspondent
OF the Times Mt Valparaiso says that
the police guard at the house of Mr..
Egan, the L. s. minister at Santiago. is
maintained 10y the CHILEAN author.
ties, with the view OF preventing
any attack at the instance of the
rough element This fact, the CORE.
spendent says. threatens TO bring abou,
reopening of the difficulty with the
United States.
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Murder Of a Hermit,

DFNvEn Col. Feb 8-yrhe death Of
Fred Aiban, hernitlike ranchman Of
Devlls Head, a mountainous district in
colorado IS shrouded in mystery.
I'aniel $. Ecker and J.. 8. Myers
have been arrested charged with first
shooting Alban and then erematino
him -
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Inspecting Our PorK 1nanar.,nn

WAsmNGToN, Fen. 5-A party Of
gentlemen representing the French
government left here Thursday for
chicago and other western points for
the purpose OF investigating our pork
inspection regulations and the efficiency
OF thcir practical application.
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Hoosisr Farmer suddeniv ptcb

ENGLISH Ind, Feb @ Thomas Mel
rose, a poor farmer near Grautsb burg,
has received letters Of credit from the
bank OF England calling for any sum
less than el,OOO, 900, accompanied by
an urgent call from London solicitors
that he report in London at once and
claim large estate in Northern Eng.
land
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Duke Claronoe.a Rsmnine

LoNDoy. Feb. 3-The body OF tho
duke Of Clarence will remain in the
Memorial chapel until the queen re-
turns % Windsor when IL will be
taken 20 Sandringham hall aud be bur
led BY the side Of an infant brother Of
the duko
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Murder Epidemic st Johnstov, =.

'opNsrowS' Pa, Feb. 5.-Since De.
eember = i've murders have been com.
United in this vicinity, two OF the muir.
dered men being unknown IL IS bc.
ueved that the same person has com.
mitted all the horrible deeds, robbery
being The Object
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CANroS. O.. Feb. 5.-Lovi Myers has
commenced suit here against The MARI
Doro fair association asking for
damages in De sum Of $40. 200. The
suit Is based ON Myers being injured
and iis horse killed by being run into
during race October &. 1890.
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RoWE, Feb. Count Catalani. the
italian minister at Copenhagen. /.
making his preparations 10 proceed M
Washington 70 .he place 81 Baron Fava.
The count is general favoritc in Co.
penhagen. and his fcllow-diplomates
are preparing q farewell testimonial.
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BRAbYvfhLE. Tenn, Feb. 3 -Britton
Williams the fourteen year-old son Of
Deputy sheriff J. vs.. Williams. was
stabbed in tho bowels by his playmate.
Willie Bryan, causing his death in n
lew minutes. Bryan is Britton's senior
BY only q rcnr
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Chinese No. wa,,.a

"AsHiNGroN' Fen 5.--senator Dolph,
from the committee on foreign affairs
reported, with amendments. a bill 90
continue In force for ten years all eN.
istng laws prohibiting and regulating
the coming into this country Of Chinese
and persons OF Chinese descent
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~ Psraons snnlcnt.d

BERLIN. Feb. "A huclster named
Gosgroski and his two children. and
Two iaborers, named Kurs and Schutz.
were found dead in the room which
they All occupied az Ebbing They had
been suffocated by the fumes escaping
from stove in the apartment
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HIa.orIeal poeuments Rnrned

BERLIN, Fec. "a number OF his.
torical documents Of the greatest rarity
and Importance. and beyond all pecun.
iary valuation, have been destroyed by
IRE which ruined the contents Of sew.
erai rooms in the castle OF the Grard
Umltn nf I,nInn
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Anarchy In tho snnh.n.

CAIRO, Feb 8. -Advices from Omdur
man. one OF the mahdis strongbolds In
the soudan, from which place Father
Ohrwalder and two nuns. who have
been prisoners in the hands OF th,
fanaticai Arabs. for nine years. re
Gently escaped, show that the native,
are engaged in continual riyts and tina,
the state OF affairs there j. serious
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Makinr steal al 49, -. 80.

WEsT SUPERIOR, Wis, Feb. b.-Tb.
first steel plate from the West Spper,or
steel and Iron plant has been delivered
70 the Whaloback shipyards. This IA
the first steel plant at the head Of the
lakes aud employees 1000 men. II IL
capitalize s., 900. 600.
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HENDERsoN, Ky, Feb 6.-Robert
Charlton, the negro. was hanged here
Friday, for the murder Of his mistress
Minnie Martin. The drop fell At twenty.
one minutes 70 twelve and he was dead
few minutes later.
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Hlnlon Win Captain The plt,,burrh,

PirTsBUReH, Feb 8. The Pitts burgh
club Thursday signed Ed Hanion. lie
will captain the team. The entire
team has now been signed with tie ex.
ception Of Catcher Connie Mack. whom
the club Is trying to cut down $500 in
salary
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4 ~ Yort 80 49,

NEW York, Feb Tho Grand Cen
tral hotel which has for many years
been one Of the most noted hosteIries
in this city, has closed its doors. n
VIII be rcmode.ed and occupied by store
rooms and Offices
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ST. PAUL Feb. D. Dennis Ki.teu. tho
well-known Pugilist, died ut tae ST
Paul city hospital Thursday. lie was
Is years OF age. a native OF Philadel.
phia, and n brother OF Pat Killen. WIN
died Of erysipclas in Chicago last fan
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BosrOS. Feb 6. -Any person giving
Ben Buffers book away for public cir.
cuiation will be prosecuted, according
to a proviso in the volume. A test
case will come.up shortly.
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hEAUmoNf' Tex, feb 3.-The Ne
cnes river steamer Charles Lee. loaded
WIN cotton. sunk near Weights land.
ing. II IS feared the vessel and car 20
will be- q total La
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-24
STEAMERS.
COM
UTAsEINGToN STEAMBOAT COM
w PANY {LIMITED.)
cruEDITT L


Leave Alexandria, foot of King street OO
: 80. SO. 9 80, 10 80, and II 80, a. m,
- 80, so. , 80, 5 80. 4 so, 5 80. 8 80 and
! 10 p. ~ Leave Washington. foot of 9TH
street, 6 15, so. so, 9 so, 10 30 and
IL 80 a. IN, - 80, 80, 80. 3 SO, I 80,
so, 6 80 and Z j. I'm. \. B. Same sched-
ule Sundays. commencing S 30 a. N.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-STEAM NJ
Err WAKEEIELD.-Leaves Washington w
a. m, and Alexandria 90 a m, Mondays,
Thursdays and Saturdays for river landings,
as far rs Nomini. vs.. Returning Tuesdays,
Fridays and Sundays (3to 5 D. n.l. STEAM
Err T. V. ARROWSMITH.-Leaves Washing
ton 3 90 p NJ, and Aleyandria 4 p. m, on
Mondays, and Wednesdays for Colonial Beach,
Colton's Leonardtown, Piney Point, St
Georges Island, Nomini Creek, Yeoconico
and Coan rivers and Smiths Greek; return
ing leaves Piney Point landing in Nomini
Creek. Leonardtown, ST. Clements Bay, Col
tons and Colonial Beach arriving at Wash
ington Wednesdays and Fridays about q:
m. On SATURDAYS, leaves Washington .
p. n. and Alexandria j so p. m. for Colonial
Beach. Colton's, Pincy Point, St Georges Is
land. Smiths creek. Coan and Yeoconco NV
ezs; returning. leaves Piney Point for Colton's
and Colonial Beach arriving at Washington
10 50 p m. Steamers of this line touch at all
watering places ard summer resorts. and al
ford most delightful trip.
c. W. RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN B. PADGETT. Agent.