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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
RAIsBD FROM THE GRAVE.

In Biblical lore IS given an actual
fact where one whose vital spark" had
gone out was raised from that state by
a touch. Were such an occurrence TO
happen to-day, hundreds would be
ready 10 d;scredit the performance.
Nothing creates so much doubt. so many
detrsctors. as some untoward perform
ance OF skill. Dr. Gilman, while not
sctually raising from the dead, has re-
stored life TO many despairing ones. To
many who have been given up by less
successful practitioners to die. he has
come as q deliverer. He has gwen back
l,fe. health, hope, strength, happiness
70 hundreds who had given up all in
despair. He has stood between suffer
ers and the grave. until thousands rSow
hail his name with joy. He makes no
claim-he acts-he cures. To all those
who are ailing, no matter what the
affection. DR.. Gilman extends cordial
invitation to visit him
Bridgeport-Sherman House, Tues
day. December 81 Bellaire-Globe
Hotel. Wednesday. January l. In the
private parlor of the hotel from a. m
to 9 D. m. One day only. Consulta-
ton free and strictly confidential.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
COMM c0MNISSIOaER'S AJT!CE.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. In Chancery.
W. ]. Colts. Trustee for Susan e. Colts,
Complainant,
Mary Wier, John S. Armstrong. j. w.
Kennen. Trustee, NJ. l.. Wilson and Anne
liza Yeager. Defendants.
BY virtue OF an order entered in the
above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
December. 1896, II is referred TO the UNI
dersigned commissioner of said court TO
ascertain and report
/. The value Of the real estate OF John >.
Armstrong.
2. The annual rental value thereof.
3 The liens thereon and their prloritles'
4 ANY other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has fixed upon Monday. the 0tn
day Of January. 1896. commencing at 10
O'clock a. m. as the time, and his office;
No. 1904 Chapline street, in the city or
Wheeling. IN Ohio county. West Virginia,
as the place at which he viii proceed TO
ascertain and report the several matters
i'm the said order OF reference required
Given under my hand this 18TH day Oh
December 1895. ,-,
GEO. r. E. GILCHRIST. Commissioners.
Geo. r. Boyd q Son, Sol. FOR Complain
ant
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
LATIN-AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Western Hemisphere Nations May
Combine A gainst England.

Caracas, December 27-All the Latin
American republics are said 10 be in a
secret league, and will join Venezuela.
it IS expected, in case of a war against
England.
Columbia has responded to Venezue-
las request, il is said, by promising 10
contribute $4,000 troops and agreeing to
give the British minister his passports
unless England consents to submit the
Guiana question to arbitration. Brazil
is to send 100000 men. armed and equip
ped. Mexico is counted upon to aid with
fleet. By calling out her militia Vene-
zuela can place 250,000 men in the field.
The Venezuelan foreign office is very ac-
tive. 1t Will send Immediately extra en-
yoys to all ports in the world. Jose Ra-
phael Ricart, president Of the Yaracuy
Company, an organization, has been ap-
pointed TO take charge of the defenses
OF the northwest coast. The excitement
and the anti-English feeling are increas-
ing. It has been suggested that the
English telephones in Caracas be re-
moved and replaced by American tele-
phones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
SALEM.

Salem, W. Va, December 2S.-Depu-
ty Sheriff Curkendall, of Clarksburg.
was here yesterday on special business.
Thomas Gain and Edward Flana-
gan. who have been at st. Louis for the
past two years, are home on visit
Frank Lowe and c. L. Fond were at
Clarksburg Thursday, on business.
The entertainment given by the Jun
Tor Society of the Christian Endeavor.
at the College last night was largely
attended.
Miss India Smith, of Central Station,
is here.
Harry Randolph and James Flanagan.
of the Doddridge county oil field, are
homo 70 visit their parents
The members Of the Salem Equitable
Aid Union are making arrangements to
give a box social at the public school
building. January 10.
Mr. Redman, Of Clarksburg, is here
to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
TIE WORLDS CEREALS.
The Years Harvest Shows Large Decreases
In Wheat and RIVE

Washington, December 2S.-Oficial
calculations made in Russia, and trans
mitted to the State Department by Unit
ed States Consul Gen. Karel at st. Pc
tersburg. show that the present years
harvest Of cereals in the whole world is
much smaller than last years, and COM
pared with 1894 the decrease is in wheat
$50, 467 900 bushels, and in rye 12S.971.-
600 bushels. Other grains turned cut
better. In Russia the harvest was short
55.371, 1873 bushels of wheat and IS ,345.-
428 bushels Of rye. The Russian finan-
cial organ therefore. commends the pol
icy adopted by Russian dealers of hold
ing back their grains to obtain greater
prices later on The official estimate
for next year place the amount of wheat
required to be imported at SIG 1923, us,
and the rye at 91,133,791 bushels, of
which Russia will be expected to sup
ply121 $50, 1926 bushels of wheat and ST.
522, 500 bushels of rye. She will be able
to export 81 ,563, $50 bushels of wheat,
and So, 529,342 bushels of rye.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29

.-,.>-o v-,s.notaipg new at the Bel
~, 800 mo blast, furnace Is
rrnniug nahJ along. IN IGii'' ana gong
-,-v @ood york Ihe.roihng Train at
-... -o5sieb7s oeen refined. and accord
.-.-- r., elI Indications at this writing,
.,s .~Srirr mih wfll 80 in some tins
,i... ,resE a very good run is sntici-
nsfed f5r ths mill
arsiress. Is in q thriving condition
go X NICMechen 4 Sons Picking
~ ...-e7r,irg Works. the works run
---o In fuW. and being througed witch
- ThelOuly day the works has
, az was Christmas, and New
1870 nov viii be.0cCupied in taking
i mis- establishment seems TO be
,-i-p q much better trade than any
.,.Ee~ Of he kind In the city. The new
,.',;lai-r c1mpleteG, and IS one OF the
..-.-- .s rs Kind in the country, every
movement and convent
-,.i-- contained within the plant
~. Ia Belle Pottery viii start up on
,--...,,- afrar a weeks vacation. Ii IS
-.~+.~--ood the pottery goes on IN Iull.
.-s rsm3nd for The p0ttery's product
,.,-r sxce dinghy great. The pottery
-.-- ,,te no holiday New Years LAY.
rbs riverside Bar Mill went on
-..-.tsy af-e-roon. and viii be shut
Down while repairs are being maOe al
-- -eel works which latter VIII OOcu-
--a 1up,e Ci weeks.
--. S-e1~s Axle Works closed down
--..-sfry 10 be OF for four or nVe
-.ls while extensive repairs are De-
,-a made. ...,. hos
sevmauu Brewing Company mas
...f i've huge beer casks lor SIe
. house. They are go .arse lla1
-.~- r. f1e walls had 10 be torn Gown
rem i'm. The key shed mas oseh
....4 against the weather oE the
.., nj boards an a.onS the east
The c5 houses are comp
RI. b. * O. Co. IS repairing theT va
--. bridges on J2o Pl.,sourg O-v-s,on'
ma Nsve-s mattress factory OF the
--..- md is closed down on account OF
~ - re & sons planning mill com
nm, rs ..-..l down during the past
Cl necessary repairs
ar -. -.--
p.~-nt min viii resume opera
some departments tomorrow
uc~lz
axle works c,0sed yesterday
t-
~ L.lels pottery resumes opera
lions .o-lcrr5w morning after the reg
iay stop.
r riverside bar mill. on Wood
sixth Ward. closed down for re-
nd stock taking.
He,aire steel works viii resume
---w rCH.
rday was pay day AZ the River
works.
s,eel works ar the Riverside
c down Tuesday evening for re-
PAIRS It is very probable that the s-eel
7ss VII Be IDLE several weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
MINING STOCKS.
no-,inr1nn. Wis. Journal ga

rbo harrington. WIS, Journal says
i. ~ of a popular patent med.-
ed'Ioi 'S I'VE know from experience that
CC,ahnoer,,harlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
Snsa' J Remedy is all that is claimed for
ihoea On TWO occasions t stopped ex-
H. o.,,,,,c cS pains and possibly saved US
eIuS'', on nntimely grave We would
~ o. rest s easy over night without it in
NJ boree This remedy undoubtedly
s e,v more pain and suffering than any
otbe~ medicine N the world. Every
emily should keep i; in the house, for
a. is sure 10 be needed sooner or later.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
>,orrCr TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding Liens, by Judgment
or otherwise, on the real estate, or any
part thereof. of John $. Armstrong:
C,omrf Of ohio county, made in cause
tbarein bending. to subject the' real estate
OF the said John s. Armstrong TO tne sat
fention OF the liens thereon. you are
$50, required to present all claims held
h hy you and each OF you against the said
JT5hn s. Armstrong which are liens on MS
real estate any part Of T. for . a S5S
Ere in the city OF Wheeling. In ONO
County. West Virginia, on or before the
nth day Of January. 1895 ,o.. H. 90
Gwen under my hand this 18th day OF
geo GfSeiiR r. L. GfLCHRIsT. Commissioners.
da1qoaWt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
SONS OF VETERANS.

U. S. Grant Campt s. of V. are all
hustling for their first ball at Odd Eel
lows hall New Years eve, December 81,
which promises to be success. AS the
proceeds from the ball, go TO the bene
fit fund Of the camp, It should draw a
large crowd. The Sons are all good en-
terta.ners, and take this opportunity to
thank their friends for all favors in the
past, and extend hearty welcome to all
to come and dance the Old Year out and
New Year in with them at Odd Eel
lows hall. The committee IN charge of
the ball are R. NJ. Taylor and P. J. GILL
more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29

pointed to purchase an outfit from the
Supreme Lodge for the purpose Of CIV
ing the exempl:fied work OF the new
ritual that IS now in use. A team will
be selected by Master Workman Hare,
and the whole work be given fer the
benefit of the representatives to the
Grand Lodge at It's next meeting in
January. Come out TO your lodge meet
,ngs, brethren, and help the good work
along.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
HELLAIRE INDUSTRIAL.

There has been a brisker movement
r~orE tha B7uaira industries this hOl-
i5av season than IS usually the case.
Though the steel works were OF last
week y-- they are making prepare
irons ro start tomorrow morning. and
viii likely have @ seaiy week S run.
The furnaces have been doing sDlen-
Ol'v a--er'y and are piling up a pref
r t pigs for the steel
rar 10 work on. One interested
s srs Vas enough pig metal in
t. yards lou -0 keep the steel works
several weeks Well we
ara 1sef -ha- there is such a success
-le management Of the fur
rs The coke Yards are piled high
COKE and hundreds OF tons are
-r This Is well as the coke market
'n0cing The company have tun-
-ls. under the O.. * p. r. r. tracks,
-f Intend running their coke 10 the
furnaces from the coke Yards by cleo
rv Everything is arranged on a
-ru0,b scale and looking to a big
from both furnaces and the steel
works..
The Stamping Works have not been
tull the last week and now are
s- sock preparatory TO the yearly
mel- and balancing Of credits
h.-s They will start up as soon
can ger this business all ar
-ls'-c-0r.lv.
foundry and enameling plants
h fair week. considering
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
ORDER OF THE WORLD

Home Lodge, No. 1858, Order of the
World, elected officers Friday evening
and initiated seven new members. There
are over sixty candidates 10 be initiated.
Officers will be installed next Friday
evening, and every member is requested
70 be present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
LADIES' OF THE G A r

There will be a called meeting Of the
James A. Garfield Circle No l, on Fri
day afternoon December 31st, at their
headquarters, McLain's hail. Refresh
ments will be served. All members are
requested to be present
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29

n De,anbsr 2S-Tba
p -,r t,,-rDs,,' - ~
r,T0 -. a. 49,
.,,--t W ~. ~, .De-,5
y. --' W -, a., a., ~i.- e- IA
-5 ~ he o1.s~afed On =
ss -ws1-v NV NV lriIns VIII
2- 1 Aanroad track will be laid
b ~ river ana they Wilde their own
and. iu fact. everything viii
Dr. same extensive scale.
company are the next largest pro
G- o.ick To- the Mack Com
Te have tire plants near
Pa They were forced 10 buy
I'D ,-s RIVER. because tbe New
naaasae,urers re. a cheap
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
TIE ANGELS Of COMMERCE.
Something About the Travelling Men
of Wheeling.

The First Expeditions in Search of
Outside Business Were Made by
John Lashley. c. F. Zorn, and
Others, Forty Years Ago-The
Days When Ex- Mayor Seabright.
Billy Mitinger and Thos. e. Beans
We're ION the Road"-The Rep
resentative Drummers Of To-day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28
lure TOPICS.
tire Bras.

Thirty-nine year-old PAGERS entered
the 2;30 list this year
1t is not believed that Domino will
go to England under any circumstances.
Entries to the Kentucky Derby. the
Kentucky Oaks and The Clark stakes Of
1906 show a Tine line Of thoroughbred
blood
a. II. Waugh, tho we'll known Cali
fornia turf writer, il now in Japan edit
ing 4 paper entitled The Weekly Box Of
Curios
W. RI Church Of kenrville. Nova
Scotia claims the distinction OF being
the oldest Jockey in Canada. He is "A
years Old
Martin Louehlin, who won the Mel
bourne cup with Sheet Anchor and
landed &l05, zoe in addition to the
stake, died recently.
Unclo Henry Dow of Randolph, Me,
who has followed life's course for 90
years. drove trotter to sulky the other
day in that place in 2:33.
John Green says he has made no ar
ranRcmonts rs to WHO viii have Direct
INN ia 1895 II IS likely, however, that
he VIII be in Salisbury string again.
Mrs Annie y Chopper II Colorado
II ono W the most successful breeders of
horses III the country Ter yearly sales
are attended by purchasers from al
parts Of the west
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28
Personal GOSSIP.

William X. Vanderbilt imports his
carriage horses from England
Senator Perkins OF California was
once cabin boy and had to climb the
rnasts and scrub the decks Of sailing
vessels
W. 3. McKeen, tho father Of the
vandalia railroad system, is said by his
friends to be the most popular railroad
magnate in America
Baron do Coureel, the new Fench en-.
bassador to England. was born in 1885,
studied law in France and Germany
and was an attache at Brussels in 1859
and at st. Petersburg in 1861.
A descendant Of Hans Holbein the
famous painter, is now IN the poorhouse
at Aussig, Austria, on the charge Of be-
ing vagrant, and yet he is O member
of the nobility and Photographic
artist.
Nine Tolstoi is one Of those learned
women who know quite as much as
their husbands. Color il given to this
claim BY her holding diploma from
the University Of Moscow, won since
her marriage at the age of IL.
Nine Patti declares that hundreds Of
mothers offer their babies for her adop-
ton during the ye IL she accepted
all Of her offers, sho says her family
would rival that Of the old woman Of
nursery fame who lived in a shoe.
"Goodby | am tired of life weary
of its struggle nd its clamor Good.
by" These are the words written by
Cicatrix Wobhloton Of Chicago to his
employers Ho had secured position
as obituarian in Philadelphia tomb
stone factory.
DIR. Holmes was spoken to some time
before bis death about elsie yenner"
and said ii reply that it was many years
since he Ind looked at tho book, and
that though the people in it wore most
" portraits, they had begun to fade
completely from his mind
Lady Sophia Cecil aunt OF the Mar.
luis Of Exeter, who il now "a, is the
last survivor OF the famous ball at Brus.
sells on tho night before Waterloo She
is a daughter Of the Duchess OF Rich
moud who gave the ball. and danced
that night with the Duke Of Bruins
wick, Who was killed next day at Qua
tire Bras
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28
THE
Holly Springs Route
Illinois Central R. R.
TO
FLOR n lid A.
Is a new, quick and direct line effective Dec
HOLLY SPRINGS,
BIRMINGHAM
and ATLANTA

such princi a points south as Birmingham,
Ala, Atlanta, Augusta, Macon and savan
nah, Ca, pnd Charleston, 5. Q. BY il one
can leave Chicago at / .35 p. NJ, daily, and ar
rive at Birmingham 80 NJ, Atlanta $ 80
p NJ. the XXI day. and at Jacksonville -
A ", The second morning after leaving Chtea.
&C, and can make the Journey for the entire
distance in a PUm II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28
TEACHERS --.saz
EXAMINATIONS.

Work will begin promptly at a. m each day.
Common school examinations the examina-
tions Of pupils Of the Upper Form. for COM
mon school diplomas--wi be held February
2Sth and March lst Questions and directions
Will be sent to district clerks
Teachers In the common schools of Iowa
county are urged to follow the course pre-
SERTED in the manuel, and those not supplied
with manueis may obtain them by applying to
the department of public instruction.
EMMA c. UNDERWOOD,
7w5 County Supt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28

~ rs the most conservative, candid ana relI-
able evening newspaper III the west
II is Republican in politics, because the CEN
trail principles Of the Republican party are
purity, protection and progress IN ali things,
social, industrial and political.
1t upholds the rights Of labor, ability and
capital To just compensation for their resi- pee
tive contributions to the oountry's wealth.
1t advocates nm honest and elastic currency.
The Journal stands for free ballot box for
Jaw, ana the merit system US against spoiis and
pulls.
IL will be partisan when craftsmanship is syn
onymous with patriotism, but it will be free to
oppose had men and false measurers whereev-
er they appeal for public endorsement.
In all IT'S news feature he Journal will be
full. adequate, discriminating ana AS accurate
as practicable.
As the Journal possesses all the modern fa-
cilities for obtaining the news, its readers will
never miss any event Of real moment happen
ing anywhere on or visbe.fron the earth's sur
iace. 1t Is edited 50 as 70 give the reader the
necessity of hunting through bushels Of chan
for the Kernels Of the grain.
Alert ana rntcrprising N gathering the news
bold aRd courageous ID discussing affairs, rc-
liable ana readable nan respects. The Journ-
al .naturally appeals to a constantly widening
circle 81 the good people of Chicago and OF tho
northwest who appreciate thoroughly good
newspaper.
In its market financial and commercial re-
ports the journal has earned the title of THE
Old Reliable" soRhriQuet il will always strive
10 deserve.
These and many other considerations make
tho Journal the iavorte evening newspaper u
the business Office the home and the farp, IN
the great northwest.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Daily edition, per wear. .,s.s.... SOTO
Weekly edition. per year ..-.t, =. -. Ina
Address plainly
JOHN K. WILSON. Publisher,
hcago Evening loafnal
100 and i6l Dearborn St. Chicago, I'LL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28
nnDaEYILLE.


the Welsh Presbyterian church for
the past four years, has accepted a
call to Jackson, Ohio.
Byadvlce OF Doctor Cosens, Joseph
Ellwood Is having his eyes treated
10y . Milwaul;ea oeulist.
Mr. John +. Parsons, of the town Of
Dodgovllle, sold $5G.75 worth of tur-
..eys and geese this winter, all Of his
own raising.
Conrad Wagner's 9-year-old son, at
Mt. Horeb, riding with other school
children on II sleigh, fell oil, was run
over and died in two hours.
Messrs Jones q Owens, Of this city,
who have had alarge store at Blanch-
ardville for several months, haze
moved i portion II The stock 70 ray
cite, whore they viii dispose of i "a
auction.
Thos. X. Coates, Of this city, has
been appointed deputy game warden,
and anybody hereafter caught fish
ing inthc DodgeyilIe waterworks will
be prosecuted without the benefit Of
elcrgy.
Richard Jones, ,toekbuyer Of ibis
city, Nade an assignment Of al his
property for the benefit Of creditors
to 0rvile Strong assignee, Beb. 18th
The nominal assets are placed at$lB0o
and the bond OF assignee is fixed at
S3,500, with y. w. Clark and J. r.
Martin rs sufeties. no schedule of
debts ba4 been fled yet.
Mary Freeman > q 80 years, I'm
marri.d daughter Of Mrs. Marian
Irecmanof standard, vas cxamineo
before the county Judge Thursday
on the petition VI her uncle auo
mother 10 inquire into her sanity
She was adiudged insane ana com
mitted 10 the state hospital A Men
dota,
From the sun.
The II II. Chandler Co have de-
elded 10 close up their store at Viro
qua. They viii move the largest
part q tne goods 10 lichland Centre
NJ j. gappins bars been quite sick
this week with earache, It looks Us
though the hopes chat hadbeeu wlsp-
cred into them for appointment IN
the legislature had turned TO bit
ternes and pain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-28
The Avenue Hotel

tFORMERLY HOTEL sCHULkAMPJ
Monora Avenue, Eaditon, Wisconsin
OPPOSITE C1PITOL GROUNDS.
II. scHULKAMP Proprietor.
JAMES +. SPENCER, Manager.
Tho most centrally located hotel IN the city.
The best az 90 day house ia the northwest.
Electric Light and Steam Heat in every room.
BATH ROOMS
Commodious sample Rooms on Office floor
for commercial men, Hack and baggage line
in connection with the hotel. Fare p cents
from all depots TO the hotel aud return. 6m3
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
WEBSTER. DAY COUNTY. SOUTH DAKOTA. FEBRUARY 81, 1895

resolution passed the House ordering
them to report this bill not later than
Feb. Is. Another resolution cuts off the
introduction OF new bills after Feb. 81.
Senator Kelley has introduced four
new bills, one granting fees to defendants
witnesses in criminal cases, one ordering
county commissioners to Use the Kepey
Patent Ballot Box Protector, one chang
ing the law governing the printing OF
commissioners proceeding and one ma
king assessors elective in cities.
W. l.. Mack reached here last evening
and has gone to work for Shannon &
Longstaff contractors for the state print
ing.
A. c. Davis and Paul Zafft departed
homewards last Friday. They brought
the cold weather down here with them
but forgot to take it away.
1t is rumored that Dave Williams and
e. W. Stafford will be in tonight.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21

the railroads committees hands and
been referred to the judiciary com
mittec to settle some legal points
therein. The House shows a dispo-
sition to be disappointed over the re-
suit of this committee and has order
Ell the Judiciary committee to report
at once. 1t may be that it will be
considered in the committee of the
whole and if so, there is likely to be
"A merry var
Representative German today
made a gallant fight for his gristmill
toll bill and saved it from defeat by
having further action deferred until
Saturday, when with a few amend
ments it is likely to pass.
Holmquist has introduced a bill
appropriating $437.sO to repay Day
County for transportating insane
patients to the Insane Hospital dur
ing lS91-92-93. 1t is rather late in
the day, but as a number of bills of
the same nature are in, they may
pool issues and get them through.
The many Day County friends of
Major 4. NJ. LOOMS will regret to
hear that he is confined to his oom
with a mild attack of measles. Tim
is loyalty personified and if all Web
ster is suffering from the measles. he
has got to be in it too.
David Williams and Henry Turn
er with Oil Inspector Stafford put in
a few days with us this week, seeing
tee lions and other animals OF exhi-
bition here. The most famous event
of their trip was the fact that Hank
took II bath. Ask him about il.
WARDS FRIEND.