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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
IYFDR,T YOURsELT, NBIGHBOR.

What does our neighbor think Of the Wash
ington Post, which has been called Repuol-
can, but supports neither Harrison nor CleVe-
laud, and calls on Mr.. Harrison 70 repudiate
ms ret Force bill, or be overwhelmingly de-
fea ed? When the IntfLIig'Rcsr has SUN clently
recovered from the heat 10 answer this question
NE will ask it another on the same line.-Reg-
t5tsr
The TnteUfgcRcer will answer this foolish
question by asking another. Doesn't the
REGIsTRR know that the Washington Post
is not only 'called" an 'independen" pa
per, but that it is one in fact, with Demo
cratic leanings, and that its controlling edi-
torial spirit is Beriah Wilkins, an eX-Con-
gresham from Ohio, and Democrat from
way back, who was one OF the controllers
Of Democratic patronage In Ohio during
the Cleveland adminiStratiOn!-IntC
Ger.
Why, no, dear. But we do know that
the present editor of the Wash
ington Post was President AR
THURS Postmaster General, the Hon.
FRANK HATToS, and if our memory
serves US right, both President Arthur
and his Postmaster General were good
Republicans. 1t is not unlikely that,
being an able aud sensible man, Mr..
HATroN has changed his politics since,
but we haven't heard of it, and his paper
has given no indication of democratic
leaninEs." II the Post leans it leans
strongly toward Republicanism, but ii
wants the present Republican nominee
to take that Force bill out Of his
rocket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

about ten per cent. in the past two
years, although the American wool sup
ply is one and three-quarter pounds less
per capita than the demand.
In this connection it is pertinent to
note that according TO the official fig
ures Of the Bureau of Statistics, theim-
portatlons Of women's and children's
wooden dress goods in 1891 were valued
at SO, $50, 0s2. The duty collected on
these goods amounted to SIS, 6l6, 5o2!
1t was an average duty equivalent to
nearly SIS per cent. ad valorem. OF the
class ofthese goods on which the duty
was 10 cents a square yard aud so per
cent. ad valorem, the importatlons were
s., $50, SAL, and the duty paid thereon
was S., 423, 422. or over 1O9 per cent. In
other words, duty of SlO2 was collect
ed on every 500 worth of goods Inn
ported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
was Whaa the Peopls Wanted But In
stead They Got Nothing For COn5ld-
cradle Outlay.

was Whaa the Peopls Wanted But In
stead They Got Nothing For Il Cou5ld-
cradle Outlay.
SAN FPAHCIsco, August Three indict-
ments found by the grand jury yesterday
revealed U sWiujlo Of gigantic proportions
in which some four hundred people, prin-
cipally from the east, have been badly Bit
ten. Victims reside in nearly all the large
cities of the east, including Chicago and
New York. Two Of the swiudlers, y, r.
Moore and T. Fl. Downing, are within
reach, but the third, A. aoyt, is In Mex
leo.
InIS77 Moore bought from the million
aire farmer, John Boggs, l4,0OO acres OF
land ia Tehama county, adjoining
Senator StaufOri's ranch Not
cent was paid for Il. the basis
oil the transaction being long credit.
Within q few days Moore had pla5tered
the place with $4,000 mortgage, The Say
mgs Union of this city being victimiZed.
Then ue sold two-thirds Of the place 70
HOvt and Downing, and organized the
California Land Company, and called the
tract the Gilmore Colony Circulars
were issued. and @ gorgeous magazine was
published Offering hve-acre tracts for 81 a
week ON each acre, the total price being
&I5 on acre. -Four hundred victims were
secured. Some paid up in full and got
worthless deeds. A few months ago
Downing transferred his interest back to
Moore. The Savings Union demand S63,-
00J from the rosCals, and Boggs will take
back the land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
4 Short senate Session.

WASHINGTON, d. G, August 3.-There
were very few Senator's present when to-
days session opened, nor did there appear
T. be any pressure Of business before the
body. 4 resolution offered by Mr.. Petit.
grew calling on the Secretary OF War for
q report as to all the army officers who
have been tried by court-martiai during
the last ten years, their rank, Ofiense, YER
dict rendered and punishment imposed,
was the subject OF considerable discussion,
and was finally referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
The Vice-P President announced the ap-
10 ntment of MesSrs. Gallinger PETER,
Hansborougb, FELTON,, Sanders, White and
Hill IS the select COMMITTEES on the Pinker-
ION detective force, aud Messrs- Hawley,
Henderson, Quay, Palmer and Villas as the
select committee on reception 10 the Grand
Army After short executive session the
Senate adjourned till tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

The Democratic Convention at Par.
ersburg has finished its work. II was
composed OF representative men from
an over the State, and they used their
best Judgment in bringing about such
nominations as would suit the people.
They succeeded, aud in November we
shall see their nominees endorsed by
the voters with good Old-faShioned
Democratic majority Every portion Of
the State has received Q compliment In
the way Of nomination. This Is
strictly in accordance with Democratic
belief, to favor no class, no particular
section, but TO work first for the public
good; second, for tho good OF the pub
lie; aud third, for the public good. SIN
hoe signO vinCeS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
THEIR ExrRAyAGANCE
Caused Their Downiall-COnsul Ryder
ana WIFE SIN In yau at Copenhagen.

Caused Their DowntalI-Con5uI Ryder
ana WIFE SIN In yau at Copenhagen.
BRUSSELS, August 3.-The Independent
Beige, Of this city, today says that the
frauds perpotratad by 6enry 3. Ryder the
United States Consul at Copenhagen, who
is uOw.under arrest there, viii amount to
5000 kroner. The relations existing be-
tween Consul Ryder and Hon q. /. Carr,
the American Minister TO Denmark, have
long been strained and the latter has ire.
Queu,ly requested his government TO recall
cir. Ryder. The iatter's friends in the
state Department at Washington have,
however, always succeeded in averting
this action. To response 10 a telegram from
the Danish government, the United States
authorities have caOlcd 10 the officials at
Copenhagen to proceed with the case aud
prove the allegations against the Consul
aud render Judgment IN the case in accord
ance with the Danish law.
The affair continues 10 be the sensation
of the day 10 Copenhagen. Consul Ryder
ard his wife, who was taken into custody
soon after the arrest Of her husband, re-
main in Jail. IL is said that their mode
of life while in Copenhagen has been ex-
trsvagCnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

huntingdon platform states that
lcrats find their authority for
ne 0CKinleyism ''in the Con-
OF the late Confederate States
.ica." We don't know about
out we do know that there are the
Republican authorities for the
lcratic stand against taxation OF
.many for the benefit Of the few, Of
which authorities GRANT, GARFEID,
ARTHUE and BLLISE are not the least
prominent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

An esteemed Harrisonian contempt
rary publishes the statement that ''the
total Of this years appropriations is al
ready greater than that OF the Billion
Dollar Congress" 1T means that the
Fifty-second Congress has appropriated
more money at its first session than the
Flfty-frst Congress did at the cores
ponding session, then its statement is
true in letter, though false In spirit.
Here is a statement Of the aspirations
for the first sessions of the two Con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
crosses pensions excepted);
f2tl85l-f55 s}saIq5.839

Totals. ..... Gee. -1l4 Oolooo 60, is''1os
This table makes a showing of $685.
ass, SOB IN favor Of the Democratic Con-
gress. Almost every appropriation that
the present Democratic House was able
to control has been reduced.
The total Is now larger than at the
first session OF REEDS Congress because
Of the pension legislation under REED
tho Dependent Pension bin which
President HARRISON signed, and which
has compelled this Congress to appro-
pirate Sl45,OOO,OO against SOS, 100000
two years ago. This accounts for all
the increase, and much more. Had not
the pension laws been changed, the
first session Of the Fifty Second Demo
cratic Congress would show a decrease
in expenditure of over S35,OOO,00O as
compared with the first session Of the
Fiity-First Republican Reed Billion
Congress. Aud had not the Reed Con-
gress made the sugar bounties perma-
neut appropriation, and thus made their
repeal by the Democratic House impOs-
sibIe, the reduction would have been
nearly 100000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

THOMAS ELMER DAVIS viii lead the
Republican hosts Of West Virginia this
wear. AS Mr.. DAVIS is not known to
nine-tenths of the people OF West VIr-
Qinia, his sensitive bone will not be jar
red by defeat as would that Of GOFF,
, ELKISs, a CAMPBELL, OF an ATdN-
In this sense, Mr.. DAVIS, who is
vemDlary citizen, is to be congratu-
on his comparative obscurity.
on care, ELMER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
8 IeaIous vFomnn,a Crlml.

DUBLIN, Ca, August 3.-At Lothair, in
Montgomery county, yesterday, while
Daisy johnson was seated On the ground
at q picnic, Winnie Davis walked Up 10 her
and threw the contents Of . bottle of vitrioi
IN her face. Jealousy over the attentions
Of a young man Jed 10 the act Miss john
son is dishgured for hfe, and may lose her
sight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
MKINLEY's FRAUD on THE FLOCK
MASTERS.

MAS eA" -
Fifth-That we condemn the avarice and
dishonesty OF the monopoi's,s VINO No. u1 Ne
ballot. and placed their minions in Con
gress and Through them procured u, iIe pas
S ss1 u law c which greatly enhances their
PROFITS at the expense OF the consumers,
ssi Io S5 | ;st yores dine them tat we
strongly condemn the introduction and
employment OF me IN .nSeC,o ,, Po..C 80 oo ,- ,
9 1,.iI',l' wsgs-worEers and destroying labor
orgsnlzstcn,s under me plea o. Pf9Set sum,
6n To5i, ,stt,h hes srsr bcdtto tendency to
decrease ta5 price ot goo. ana q.,fL . W., %.
i,1,t6sriis Platform.
Across the river. in one Of the great
est wool-crovipg districts of Ohio. this
same sentiment. italicized above, has
inst been EXPRESSED by the Democracy.
Fvsrvwbere in fact where political
o,nve,riops have no debts owing to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

We have seen with pain the employ
ment Of mercenary troops called Pinker-
ton men, and we favor the passage of a
law that will prevent the invasion Of West
Virginia by such an armed force as that
which the Democratic Governor Of West
Virginia recently permitted TO invade this
state 10 interfere between West Virginia
miners and their employers. -Hcmngt1n
Platform
The convention forgot to remember
that q Republican vote in the last West
Virginia Legislature defeated law shat
would have given the Governor power
90 prevent such an invasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
WALL PAPER COMBINE.
All the Leading Manufacturers In 1t
R2O.OgO. 600 Involved.

All the Leading Manufacturers In It
@2O.ODO,O0O Involved.
NEW YORK, August st IS announced
to-day for the first time, on the best au-
tnority, that gigantic wall paper combi-
nation, which viii control the market, has
been perfected. The authority for this
statement Is Samuel Uutermayer Of the
law firm OF Guggenheimer& Untermayer,
who have promoted many com oinatious.
"The combination was perfected" said
Mr.. Guggeu heimer, at our Wall street
Office late yesterday. For certain reasons
we are not ready 20 announce the details"
The value Of the property involved In the
deal "a said 10 exceed $50 100000. The peo-
plein the combine are said 70 include more
than three-fourths of the interest Of the
country
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

manufacturer Of wooden goods Knows that
the farmer is dependent upon him for sne
sale Of his wool, and controls the price
Ono result has been TO establish " shoadg
manufactures In this country, represent
ing $1,000, coo year which IS equivalent
TO the fleece OF %. 900, geo sheep. Instead OF
having the foreign wool as competitor,
we now have o. manufactures Of shoddy.
ShOddy is gathered in the cutters aud sew
ers, old rags, filthy with disease, and woven
into goods which you wear ts-day. There
that has wooden coat upon
his back. The best Woolens manufactured
here, when analysed, show 81 per cent OF
shoddy. The United States statistics show
As per cent. of wool, and 50 per cent. OF
sh0ddy The president Of shoddy trust
announced to Congress that if this free
wool bill passed, il will close up every
shoddv factory 10 this country. / say
close them up When foreign wool comes
in TO be mixed with American wool, you
create a demand which does not now exist.
The Treasury Department graded ours
twice as many grades as we make. tney
say you will ruin your sheep. In England
there is an average Of 3SS sheep 70 every
square mile; 10 America an average Of II
sheep. West Virginia farmers don't keep
The time was when you didn't think OF
selling your lambs for meat. Now the
great profit In sheep Is lambs demanded
bv the greet meat market"
Referring To The reckless extravaganza
of the
BILLION DOLLAR CONGRESS
the Senator said It cost 5000 for every per-
son in the country TO run the government
last tear. That would mean that drain
1853 900 from Wetzel county alone. Your
State. county and district taxes he said,
would not amount 10 more than 81 per
head. How 90 you pay it, You can't take
q cup Of coffee without paying 65 per cent.
You can't take q knife or fork 70 cut the
substance Of life without paying an enor-
mus tax. You can't buy stove or cook
your meal, without paying G5 per cent. to
the Federal Government You can't buy
shirt, hat 9 coat, without paying tI tax
for the privilege Of buying. This
system is carrying the entire
wealth OF the country into nine
Safes Of the Union. The great principle
OF political economy, as to tue happiness Of
a nation, lies not in the Capitalization Of
wealth but In its distribution. Where is
the SlS, 100000, 600 Increase In wealth 10 the
past ten yearsf Have you q surplus.
There Isn't q dollar Of wealth that isn't the
creation Of the bone and slneW OF man. A
system which enables men to build up such
wealth Is pernicious, Vicious in its origin,
and injurious 10 the entire country in its
operation"
Senator Faulkner concluded his address
bv denouncing In uumeasured terms the in
famous Force bill. His address was re-
p,ete with many witty stories, and his plain
exposition OF tariff facts furnished food for
thought among Republicans and doubtful
voters, which cannot fail to be productive
Of good results on election day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

The Republicans at Huntington en-
dorsed HARRISON aod REID, and stated
that I'VE intend to give them the cleo
toral votes Of West Virginia" What
generosity Maybe Mr.. HARRISON will
be satisfied with the will instead OF the
deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

GovERNoR HENRY S. WISE once said
Of a prolonged wrangle among the
Democrats Of a doubtful district, "Scare
the Democracy, then make them mad
and an HI can't beat them, and sure
enough they Won"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

For all-around asinihity, miserable
,amaeogy and nnblushing falsehood,
Republican State platform OF 1892
is ahead Of everything in the platform
line that has yet come TO light
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

\McKNLEY has time to 60, way out to
Nebrasize TO talk tariff, but he is entire
Nv TOO busy to accept the challenge Of
Col. MCCLURE, of the Philadelphia
Time. to a quiet, comfortable chat on
the subject before an audience. Mac
knows his business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

As West VirEiuiaus, we denounce the
Democratic doctrine that 10 is uuconsutu-
u0nal 90 open coal mines and establish lac
tories 10 West Nirginia--H-HtHJtoR Plat
FORM
For the lands sakei And every men,
Der Of the Republican convention was
Of age, tool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

WE DON'T hearso much about young
Mr.. PENDLEroN" In the IRtelLigencer as
we pssd TO. The mts.tgcnccr has
grown older in experience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

WELL vote for our dear Bonnie.
Just think of QUAY, CLARHsoN' FLAit
and AfI1LER singing that in chorus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

Is 1T not remarkable that the Harri-
souians should hold that a tariff paying
s175. OOO, 900 a year into the public
treasury does not increase the price Of
the things taxed 70 produce this sum?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
Frlcs's Baby Dead.

PlrTsBURG, August S.-H. c. Tricks
Young son. born few weeks ago, died TO-
day. II is not probable that the warrant
for his arrest will be issued until after the
funeral, and not then unless he is able TO
De again AZ his Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

Third-We approve and ratify the State
ticket nominated az the Parkersolrg con-
venton end pledged 10 the vote OF every
Democrat In the First Congressional dis
triet.-NoU MGrtiHsri,ic Platform.
That's abe stuff And what is better,
the gledge found a deep, warm spot in
eserv Democratic heart in the conyen-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

AS WE put g duty on foreign products so
we Should put q duty on foreign producers
coming 20 this country 10 the eDd that our
ian0r may be protected IN both directions
i-HintN0toH P.ct{orn.
Our labor is rot protected in any di-
rectioD as yet. But it needs protection,
not only against indiscriminate immi-
eration, bus, also, against the Repubu-
can tariG-born and bred mOnop0lists
who levy double prices GA labor's neces-
aries, back it up by lowering lab0r's
ages, and bring this very pau
labor from Europe TO ,f4
-iean labog's plaes and, whfpH
hire PinEortons to6'
Winchester Ne
that sart Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

IL thousands 4 Eases the cure Of =
covgh Is The prev e he Of consumption
The suresE couga Slieine Ia the world
Is Dr.. Woods No. - Pine Ssrnp. Sold
By ali dealers or < guarzntee Of salts
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
onnedence b. ID. somsrby.

CIEcISNATI, o., August IA large meet
ing Of the members Of the order Of the Iron
Hall, toOE place here last night. Resolu-
tons were passed expressing the fullest
confidence In Us Supreme justice, Z. ID.
Somerby, and combiiuenting hin for bis
valuable services u tle order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
GEORGE Hook, Secretary.
NOTES OF THE RIVEs.

News of the Boats aud Boatmen Along
The Ohio.
The Lizzie Boy left at noon yesterday
with q full cabin.
The Courier goes 20 Parkersburg at
II 80 this morning.
The H. X. Bedford leaves for Pittsburg
at O'Clock this morning.
The Ben Hur left for Parkersburg 81
II 80 yesterday morning.
The Iron Queen has been reprinted and
renodeled throughout, and will Dc ready
to maze trip next week.
The Liberty Is out Of the river at present,
ard has zone down the river on the dry
dock. Another light boat viii take her
place
The Raymond Homer, Coal Valley and
John r. Wood, are laid up along the Vir-
einia shore, between this city and New
Msrtinsville.
The Andy Hatcher arrived here yester-
day TO take the place OF the Liberty, which
has been taken down 70 the docks at Point
Pleasant Tor repairs-
The river marks feet inches and fan
ing.
BROWNSVILLE. August S.-IRiger 5 teef
and stationary; weather cleat anc warm
Sunday Train on o. \. Z Aai Odd
Hhe Sunday morning. on ths
Ohio river road VIII hef leave q
fight O'Clock, ely stesd o.
Vseysn O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

geetluY 3SRaStF1'
NEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
pt-susunRs AND PRorsrsroHs-
las. s.. TANEY, General Manager.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OfNew YORK.
FOR yICE PRESIDENT
ADLAI 3. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois.
ron ELECTORS AT LARGE,
SAMUEL. S. VINCENT, Of Wayne
h WOOD DAILY, Of Mineral
, ,,..rrrrr PRESIDENTIAL ELECToBs.
49, .srptr-r--M b POST, OF Harrison.
Sr-Ss1 DIsrBlor-B. L. BUTCHER OF KAN
ae1Pa: p,.7n,cr-JoHN A. PRESTON, Of
eT s...I... -D,.rn,cr-JoHN C. MoCLUER, Of
Wood
STATE DEmOCEATIC TICKET
roE GOVERNOR
WM. A. MCORkLE,
or Kauawha.
roR AUDuoE.
J. ". JOHNSON,
or Barbour
F0E TREASURER
j. 81. ROWAN,
OF Monroe.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL
q. S. RILEY,
OF Ohio.
~, STATE srpzp1krrNDENr OF FEEz SCHOOLS
GIL A. LEWIS
or Mason.
ssUrREnE COURT OF ArPEALN
GoSs TERM
Nh. DENT Of Taylor.
(suoRr rEED
HOMER A. HOLT, OF Greenbrier.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
r,,., p,srn,cr-JoHN o. PENDLEToN
COUNTY DEmOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR sHERFF,
"A. FRANZHEIM.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
CT. BLANCHARD.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTINCT
NOAH ZANE.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Ri. u. CARR
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
@. w. BROCKUNIER
IMHOFF.
MJ.O'kANE,
j. B WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
Hraa TARIFF OK WOOL

In twenty five years Of high wool tariff
we have lost 2,6g0, 900 sheep In our State
in 1873 we had $4,000 sheep, with popu-
lation OF 37S.G00. twenty-five years later,
with population Of 76s DO. we have but
SOS, go shgep, q loss Of S7ss 900 sheep. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04
ROLLED SEVEN PLATES

And every Oac Of Them Was Condemned
BY the Iaspsctors-That Is tho Claim of
the tril1ors Concerning one lays WORK
at uomostea i-Uther Matters OF inter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-05
Cushnoc GRANGE Fair.

This fair viii he held at the hall of tush
noe Grange, Riverside on Saturday, bc
:. 1t is open to all and it is the carnes
wish of the committee that every one ma
take an interest in this enterprise and hel
to make il u success in every department
Let each one who comes bring something +.
exhibit. Special cash prizes will he give
for colts aud trotting stock: also for hes
,lrafi horses Trials of strength to com
mence at 2 +. NJ.
1t is expected there will he large display
of butter, and cash prizes will be given TO
the best articles in this lIne, All are in
vlted 10 compete.
Ladies' are requested to bring u good as
sortment of house plants and cut flowers
and all other articles that will help 10 bean
tify the bali Al articles for exhibition
should III at the hall by . O'Clock if posi-
bic
Dinner will bc furnished by Cushno,
Grange for - cents. If stormy Saturda,
morning fair will be held the next Monday