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The citizen., 1896-04-10
WOODSBORO'.
April 9Th, 1896.

April 9th, 1896.
Bessie, beloved wife of William
Hoffman, died at her home in this
place, Wednesday morning, of a conf
plication of diseases. in the 3lst year of
her age She was kind and good
lady aud beloved 10y all who knew her.
She leaves a husband to mourn her
loss. Her funeral took place on Fri
day morning last, at Beaver Dam
Dunkard Church. Interment was
made in the graveyard. The pallbear-
, ers were Anderson Etzler, Chas. Sla-
gle, VIM. Trout. Joseph Shank, Chas.
Adams was the funeral director.
Mr.. Charles Miller, of Owings Mills.
is spending Easter with his parents.
Miss Lulu SaXtOn, who has been Wis
iting in Hagerstown, is spending Eas-
ter with her parents.
Mr.. Howard Mixil, of Pa, is the
guest of Miss Alva SaXtOn.
Miss Ida SLrawsburg, of Frederick
City, is visiting Mrs. James M. Smith.
A beautiful Easter service, entitled
s'The Risen Lord" was rendered by
| the Lutheran Sunday School of this
place, on Easter Sunday morning, at 1O
O'Clock Miss Ella Dorcus performed
an appropriate march to which the
school kept step while proceeding from
! the school room to the auditorium.
The services were as follows: Anthem,
by the Choir, entitled "He is Risen;
Responsive Reading; Prayer, by the
pastor, Rev. Patterson; Chorus, enti-
tied "Easter Anniversary SOng;" Re
citation by Oscar Fogle, entitled
'Praise;" Responsive Reading; Sole
and Chorus by Miss Myra Snyder, en-.
titled ''Mary's Hymn of Praise;" Reel
tation, by Edith Cramer; Solo by
Helen Cutshall, entitled ''Eastel
Lillies;n Chorus, ''With the Blush oi
Dawn" by four girls; Recitations by
the ten appearances of The Risen Lord
Sing to Jesus, by Primary class; Reel
tation, The Dying Christian, by Oscar
Cramer. The Choir rendered beauti
full Anthem, entitled "Welcome Hap
py Morning;" Recitation, Reminders
Of Heaven, by Ira Eichelberger; Re
sponsive Reading; Chorus, by School
"Song of The Lamb;' Recitation, by
Marion Eichelberger, entitled HE il
Risen;" Chorus, Who is This ina
Comes From Edom, by School; Shor
talk, by Rev. Patterson,on on Churci
Extension, its designs and needs. Col
lection; Singing, My Church, M
Church, My Dear Old Church, by
School, closing with Doxology ant
Benediction.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
THE CITIZEN FREDERICK Md FRIDAY MORNING APRIL

Christian Endeavor was held in the
Lutheran Church Sunday night
April 5th. Topic, The Gift of Life,
and how to use it. Leader, Miss Ida
Copeland. Addresses were nude by
Rev. Burke, Myers and Brosius. The
next monthly meeting will be held on
May 3rd.
Mr.. o B. Thomas, one of our most
prominent young men, has gone to
Baltimore to reside.
Miss Hattie Myers. of Evansville,
spent the Easter holidays with her
parents, near Doubs.
Little Miss Ethel Fleagle, who has
had the Group, is much better.
Messrs. Thomas Michael and N.Y.
ers spent day in Washington last
week on business.
AS the Easter holidays are over, the
children will go trooping back to
school.
Mr. Edward Richie moved yester-
day to Adamstown, where he will re-
side in the future.
Rev. Burke will preach in the Lu-
theran Church next Sunday morning,
at 10 o'clock.
Miss Daisy Shawn is visiting friends
in Frederick.
Miss Clara Rocky, of Frederick,
spent Easter with Mrs. F. T. Shredder.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
A Marrow Escape From Drown
ing.

Says the Middletown Valley Register:
Two men who were moving some
farming utensils across the Potomac
at Lander, in the southern part of the
valley, narrowly escaped drowning
on Thursday afternoon of last week.
Their boat was upset by the rain and
wind storm which suddenly came up,
and both were thrown into the river.
Que Of them managed to cling fast to
the boat, but the other was carried down
the stream. Messrs. Charles Minnick,
Roy Shafer, Chas. e. Poffinberger and
Rusha Toms, of the vicinity of Middle
town, who were fishing near by, seized
a large pole, and running down the
river bank, thrust it into the struggling
man, who seized hold of it and was
drawn out.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Mr.. Raymer Injured.

Last week, while Mr.. Elmer Ray
mer, of ElIerton, this county, was op-
Grating post boring machine at the
home of his father-in-law, Mr.. Ludwig
Routzahn, his arm was accidentally
caught in the machine aud very pain
fully injured. While the auger was
running at high rate of speed it
caught his sleeve at the wrist and
coming in contact with his arm the
flesh was laceTated the whole length OF
the arm to the shoulder. 1t required
thirty-one stitches to close the wounds.
He was given medical attention by DIR.
l.. M. Zimmerman, of Myersville.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Condensed Testimony.

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufacture
er's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that
DR.. Kings New Discovery has no equal as
Cough remedy. ]. D. Brown, Prop. St.
James Hotel, Ft Wayne, Ind, testifies
that he was cured of Cough of two years.
standing, caused by La Grippe, by DR..
Kings New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Bald
winsville, Mass, says that he has used and
recommended it and never knew it to fail
and would rather have it than any doctor,
because it always cures. Mrs. Hemming,
222 E. 25th ST., Chicago, always keeps it at
hand and has no fear of Group, because it
instantly relieves. Free Trial bottles at A.
L. Pearres Drug Store.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Mr.. Grove Injured by a Blast.

Last week while Mr.. Bernard Grove
was uperintending the blasting OF
rock at Lime Kiln, on the B. q 0. r..
r., he was struck in the left eye
aud was painfully injured. He was
discharging the blasts with an electri-
cal appliance, and while endeavoring
to escape the larger pieces of rock, did
not notice the small piece which struck
him. Mr.. Grove was able to find his
way to his home, where DIR. f. B
Smith was summoned and dressed the
wound.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
April 10 St.
Notice to Contractors.

The County Commissioners for Frederick
County Md. will receive bids until Tuesday.
April 2ist 1896 at II o'clock, M, for furnishing
In position, and such other work as may be
necessary, to make proper foundation on
which to attach the steel Panel Ceillng, IN
tended to improve the acoustic qualities of the
Court Room.
(The Steel Panels, and attaching same, will
not enter into the contract)
Specifications can be seen at this office, also
drawing of same-in part.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any and oil bids.
By order of the Board,
WIN. MORRISON,
Prest.
Clerk [apl. lO-2t.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the Sur
rounding Agricultural
Districts.
YELLOW SPRINGS.

"A pTlI o, 1O0O.
The turtle dove has made her appear.
ance, notwithstanding the rough
weather.
The days which March borrowed
of April are being paid back with in-
terest.
Farmers are busy fertilizing their
land and some are plowing; while 9TH
ers are finishing up moving.
Mr.. Leonard Grossnickle has his
shingle saw mill in operation OH the
land of Mr.. l.. M. Nixdorff, which
Mr.. John II. Gaver is clearing.
Mrs. Daniel Wastler is on the sick
list and is attended by DIR. Franklin B.
Smith.
AS the Republicans have almost set
tied down on Mckinley as Presiden-
tial candidate, it will soon be time for
the Democracy to be looking around
for some one to "coOl his coffee. 1"
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Election of Turnpike Officers.

At a special meeting of the Fred
erick and Woodsboro' Turnpike Com
pany, held at the Franklin Savings
Bank on Monday last, the following
gentlemen were elected directors:
Messrs. e. A. Shriner, E. l.. Derr,
VIM. j. Worman, George Markell,
James Houck, q. w. b. Shriner and
Arthur Potts. The board organized by
electing Mr. James Houck, president,
and Mr.. VIM. J. Worman, secretary.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked Their Lives for Better
or Worse.
FUNK-KITZMILLER.


Mr.. Edwin Funk, of HagerstOwn.
and Miss Mary E. Kitzmiler, of Kee-
dysville, were married at the latter
place by the Rey. }. b. Chamberlain,
on March 3lst
GIBBONS-HARTMAN.
Jacob III. Gibbons and Estelle Hart
man. both of Braddock, this county,
were married on March 3lst, at the
Evangelical Lutheran parsonage, by
the pastor.
WELLS-TREGO.
Married on Tuesday, at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Washington, d. g.,
bv the Rev. Alfred Harding, Mr.
Ralph Allyn Wells, of Pennsylvania,
and Miss Eleanor Clabaugh Trego, of
Washington. Miss TregO was fOTmer-
ly of this city, where she has a large
circle of friends, who wish her much
happiness.
BRENGLE-BRoOKs.
Mr.. Charles Brengle, of this city,
was married to Miss Birdie ST. CLAIR
Brooks, daughter of Mr.. William
Brooks, of Washington, d. o., on
Thursday morning, the 2nd inst. The
wedding took place at the Exchange
Hotel. in Alexandria, Va, the Rev.
P. P. Philips, officiating. Miss Daisy
Bowler, of Washington, acted as brides
maid, aud Mr.. Reginald Scott, of
Lynn, Mass, as best man. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Brengle left for
their future home in Frederick.
KEMP-sHEAFE.
Mr.. Thomas Kemp, editor of the
Times, at Palo Alto, California, but
formerly of this city, was married to
Miss Annie l.. Sheafe, of that city, on
Saturday last, at the Presbyterian
Church. immediately after the GER
emony, which was attended by only
the relatives and intimate friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Kemp received the congratu-
tions of those present and then were
driven to MenlO Park to take the flyer
to Monterey, where brief honeymoon
will be spent. Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp
will reside in Palo Alto at their new
home, which is being constructed on
Hamilton avenue.
THOMAS-ALLNUTT.
Mr.. Robert w. Allnutt, of Mont
gomery County, Nd, and Miss May
Alice Thomas, of Frederick County,
were married on Tuesday, the 7th
inst, at the residence of Mr.. VIM. u.
Baker, of Buckeystown, this county.
Miss IhOmaS Is the youngest uduSu-
ter of the late F. G. Thomas. of Fred
erick County, and a niece OF Mrs. Ba-
ker. The groom formerly resided in
Duluth, Mimi, but is now a resident
of Montgomery County, Md. The
bride was becomingIy attired in
travelling suit of gray covert cloth,
with trimmings of dark green velvet
and carried bride roses. Her hat was
a dainty Partisan device OF green and
gray. The ceremony was performed
by Elder Charles III. Waters, of Gaith-
ersburg, and the wedding march was
played by Miss Annie White. Misses
Pauline Barnes, of Washington;,I Halle
Walker, of Frederick; Misses White,
Mary Lee Martin, Manaker Perry, of
Montgomery County; Eva Nelson, OF
Virginia, and Ella and Annie M.
Thomas, of this county, preceded the
couple into the parior, which was artl-
ficialy lighted and exquisitely deco
rated. After congratulations were
over, Harris, the Baltimore caterer,
served luncheon, and then the couple
started for d short tour South, followed
by showers of rice and kind wishes of
friends. The presents were numerous
and handsome.
The citizen., 1896-04-10

Mr.. John Merchant, engineer at the
Steam Brick Yard, while pouring mol
ten lead into a seam, was seriously
scalded in the face. A quantity of the
metal struck him in the left eye and
had to be carefully picked out. While
both eyes are badly injured, it is not
thought that he will lose the sight OF
either. DIR. Goodell rendered the nec-
essary medical aid. Mr.. Charles An
drews was also badly burned about the
ewes at the same time.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Union Manufacturing Company
Elects Officers.

The annual election of officers for
the Union Manufacturing Company,
of this city, was held at the office of
the company OIL Monday last. Messrs.
David Lowenstein, M. E. Getzendan-
ner, John Baumgardner, George HI.
Zimmerman and Thomas II. Haller
were elected to manage the affairs of
the company for the ensuing year.
The newly elected board will organize
next week
The citizen., 1896-04-10
DOUBS.
DOOOO'
Anril L 1895.

Easter services were held in the M.
E. Church, Monday night. April 6th.
The program was well rendered oy tne
nnniis after careful training of sew
eraI weeks. Near the end of the servi-
ces Rev. J. w. Barnes, the junior pas
tor. addressed the school and congre-
CATION. .e
Mrs. Mabel Allnutt and son Paul, OF
Baltimore, are visiting relatives near
Doubs.
Mrs. Nellie Bruchie, of Washington,
D. O.. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charles Walters.
Rev. Linden Myers and friend, Mr..
Rrosius. who attend college at Gettys-
burg, are visiting Rev. Myers parents,
at DOubs.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It IS
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by A. L. Pearre, Druggist.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Mortgage Tax Advances Interest

The two Savings Banks of this city
have issued notices to their customers
that after July /, they will advance
the rate of interest to per cent. on
mortgage notes. The advance was
made because of the clause in the
new re-assessment law taxing mortga-
ges.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
MEw ADVERTISE MENTs.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Owing to the dissolution of the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between William 4.
Besant and F. Columbus Knott, partners. tra-
ding as Besant & Knott, by the death of the
said William T. Besant, it becomes necessary
10 close the affairs of the said firm as speed.
lily as possible. 1 therefore respectfully re-
quest Of our friends knowing themselves to be
indebted to us, to make an early paymentsto
F. COLUMBUS KNOTT,
Surviving Partner of the Firm OF
Besant & Knott.
The citizen., 1896-04-10
A New Electric Company fol-
Martinsburg.

The Edison Electric Illuminating
Company was merged into the Mar
tinsburg Electric Company, a new or
ganizaton, Friday last. The consider
alton was $22,500 The former COM
pany has furnished light for the town
for the past several years.
The citizen., 1896-04-10

Mrs. Milton Mcdaniel, of Mt
Pleasant, fell and broke one of her
The citizen., 1896-04-10
Signed by the Governor.

The following bills relative to Fred
erick County were signed by the Gov
ernor: Dividing Petersville into elec-
tion districts. To regulate the pay
ment of outdoor pensioners. To
amend the jury law. To amend the
charter of Brunswick. To prevent the
sale of liquor within two miles of Foun-
tain Mills, Frederick County. To reg
ulate the erection of school houses by
the School Commissioners. The bill
appropriating $5, 600 to the Key Mon
ument Association of this city.
NJ. e. Bartgis has disposed of his sa.
loon aud bowling alley on South Mar
kaf nfraat fo Iohn Frazier
The citizen., 1896-04-10

Nhalty ali tdplT IIUUi q yOuuS
ppopOtamus e500, giraffes up to $1,000
'ece, While African elephants cannot
purchased in Europe at any price.
tNr. e. l.. Michael, of this city, fire.
an OF engine No. S24 on the B. & o.
lroad, is in receipt of letter from
>. II. Spurrier, division superin-
ueht, and e. Il. White, division
rsler mechanic, highly compliment
engine.
ne council of the Myersville Luz
ran Church has extended call to
y. wilson Il. Remsburg, of Omaha,
U,asKa, to become pastor of that
.icn, ana it is thought that he will
ept the call Rev. Remsburg was
'nei native Of the vicinity of Middle
msburg.
ne annual election for vestrymen
neld at All Saints Episcopal
'toh ,h ON Monday morning, resulting
.ne reelection of the old board:
~ John A. Lynch, Col. Charles e.
' III. Ut George r. Johnson, MesSrs.
Sn' 40 w ". Ross, Frank B. Sappington,
~ ~ y. Markell, g. Staley Gambrill
Charles M. Gilpin.
anuel I Gonzalez Mendoza, tourist
= havana, recently succeeded in
ny sight draft for $25. 900 cashed
neW York bank. The draft osten-
oore the signature of Hidalg0 &
pany, OF Havana. A forged letter
hnn, hS,,ng the payment of the draft
atr.d ATM identification and bearing the
banl bnle oI Mendoza, was received by
"m ha which allayed all suspicion,
atnsa was paid the money. All the
nd sIa9s M are found to have been forg-
al s,n nenooza has not been heard
The Lamar register., 1896-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. ElwJn ~. Slater aud Zilpaa ~
W Slafcf husband and wllr ~ ttet 9pni1 ~
tain dssed of trust dated the hFss lay - july a
-. f=ss which Is duly recorded IN blos 2 n
tasfe 1 Of the Ftc0rds of said ffoptEs tnNHtss
convey to The hantss l.sasa and irSssi toiniqi.s
atgst. lying aud beiae in the tiognfS q FrWNffs
and sState ot fnlBi ado, VIZ. 7 be southwest aAr
tcr Of section twcuty1i - 10 township tArfg
fg-snc i2il south af rhrge fertS seven So Ntet
gue hundred and sixty iii3l aete- aSfs,ffaitE "
tnifet States government s1rysy iss.iti, - "a ~
twe fall p7sd water rtsiits pt eis'tY sc5ss c'leh
derived from tho Arkansas klseF Land, i.i7seF-
voir and Canal Cpulpauy, to ss.cgfe tnFhy qasilt
- = -sTsstr prsafTliss hrte of tlr said htwfa
NJ. Slater And Ziipha ~. slater dated the hrst
tssit ts4 ..iy fs for the snul of -eyentee1 hNa-
dreyi isI70d; dollars payable % the UFtfr 81 = ~
Sheldcn. Hs In said trust ueEsd ufsEfilSasi. aili
Whereas said trust dttst provides aHasiile -
things that in ca=o ~ fsnit IN The tnylrFt :
accorslinE % the tenor saa effect q said nof'
and interest coupons thereto attached, Or any
- them. then the whole Of said indebtedness
may become due and payable At ihe CT
tIan "a the legal htsiaer and owner ~
said note and uu application the sata Trustee
shall sell and titsls-c ui all the right. titics f-
eft aud equity e redelnpti1fl 81 the said t!s3p 2
M. Slater and Zilpha y. Slater, their hrirS and
assigns therein al public section. In the Elaulser
in sssid trust siesd provided:
Whereas. default ha- hseu shade IN the pH9
lss4 and Jnly Ist, isi. and the principal notr q
Ssxrufs-.r huntirr-i dollar l. past due 10 itr
terms and i wholly uppsld.
Whereas, the said ,tust ts-l ifoFihss that tn s-e
h. u Aiists lean and 1rtisi upipsny shall rgf g-e
to act such trustee. the lssEsl owner and hola
er sf said note may afgosnt add Sullst1tnff any
shs- TeFsou u act trustee. who, ~ sttco'sss'i
in trust rziaY Toesi 60 sell tho pFylfeity q an
,.rt thercf az pnbic atic;iaz. a. tho north iopr
81 ti, court house IN the fitT - Denver. iolIutg
OF Arapahee and state Il colusado, sor cash,
The Lamar register., 1896-04-04
rRusrrs.s a.. ..fhs She. COIN AN

- fN..sss.-
uyura,. TRUSTEES sAI.isaefeste. did
wv X ~ y, =, Arthur H. AasIa the iirst das
b. his roNers and Sts< dGly recorded an
aaeAry, a b. is i,,,,, and irest
CounfV r..bse base @s.fe feltOafinc doscrip pod proP
GamIsa1y, s,s3ds and 5eins 40 the Soessis 81
Prowefs-ar OF section Nine 1871 IN Townshlp
eastss two = south q Range tSrty seven y,
.Ainine, ons hundred and SIXTY acres according
4 United states goyernusent survey, tasethes
with full RaiI perpetual water-right for
dignity acres derived frum tine Arkansas River
I.and. Reservoir and Canal Company. To secprc
VA VI gsh Rggihr n aeassssr dsts th rst St' ay u
January, is.s) for tue sum Of nficeu hundttd
seiaTs ssol p9S as.e 70 vi sas Stast a. ssd 4 a.
Whereas, said trust deed preriier among other
things thai in ease OF defaul, in the payment u
either principal or interest ans part thereof,
according 30 the tenor and utiect of said note
rad interest eontsonS thercto attached, or any of
them. then the whole nf said indebte'tness may
become due and pay able at the option OF the le-
gal holsl1r and oSaer ef said note and on afpll,
cation tiis said trustee shall sell and dispose of
ali tile Fight title ,euei and eqni,y of redcmI
tion Of the said Arthur II. AeAastcr. his heirs
and assisgtts At pn6lie "a stien IN the manner in
saif trust deed proyideis and
Waerens. default has been made IN the pay
mont Of ths above mentinnci nete Of hfteeu
hundred Stioql dplians wtsicii y past due hy its
seems and y wholly pnnaid with interest there
ou frons July ist. isse.
Whereas. the said Trust desd provides that IN
case Tbs knnsas Losn and Trust Company shall
Trfase 70 act - such trustee, the legal sfNnsr
stirutr ang other person 10 act a. trustee Who
a. sach suece-~os may isrneees 20 sell the pFog-
srty os any part thereof az public auction At the
north dpor Of the Court House Ia the Cry Of
Denver. County 81 Afapahue and State "a. Colo
RADIO. fot fsrsf giving thirty days puhsie no
ticr - the time, terms and plAce Of sale pro-
yidrii 10 said trust deed and
Nhereas. Tie knnsao Loan and Trust eofura-
ny has refused 70 such trustee and the le-
ral owner aud holder 81 said bofe has appointed
Henry !. Page h suece-zor - trust.
Now. therefore. |. Henry J. P9Fe, suecessur m
trust. at the request OF the LEGAL houer uf said
note and hy virtue % the psiNer and authuFit'
in me vested by the terms Of said trust df-sd ~
successor in trust. will Tuesday, the twenty
arst day of APRIL A. u. isaN at the north doof
being the Trelnent street ensrsneel 81 the Court
Hnase in tho City of Denvcr. County Of Arapa-
hoe and State cf Colorado, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day sell tho above described
real estate and water rights and all the right.
title, benefit and cquity q redemption OF the
said Arthur n. NcNnsteF, his beir- and assigns
al public Anrsioo for the highest and best price
the same will hr1nE, in cash. for the rarpnze of
paying the above meatiened indc nis.lness and
all costs and attorney fees as provided IN said
dced os trust
HENRY J. PAGE.
Successor in Trust
CuAS. H BKrrKrN, Attorney.
Bank Block. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-04
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The Lamar register., 1896-04-04

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,rt,.. ana fa.r u saip a. Trutids7s N s''ia ift
Is sferrss Ti. kehsas iloan anl Il'iss - y, - -
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trtsf n ths request q sis te-iti liosleF - $50
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i.sis sf ffilli. anefias for the hlsasst sfa fe-i
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February 2. f-isa
COMPLAINT hNyiuE biAaa shtessd Arthis s.iiiea
" 10 Ms N. Fsis.9s aealsf-t Isaac Il hrssisshal
flss failure to csisilg4y titl las - ff4rhss.
yuiiufu aasirS Nfi. t9ss lteio as4tss tNts.i IuFa
Il ts.F utsrTi the ~ ef sacftdn ID, tsrsrsl{p
= sortl rSis-s IS 4asI ia Fgaerss esnuty, fo.i-
ratis. with vipp ie titE caseel asisH - ssii "a.
trf ssslitessAEt stl~silsf shat said isaEr T. Rtl.
s5stiisi hkR Nitally tElasts iiuSinE i4 Eve years
last fatt cssistt stn f rfcf4 uf eJtsrr sRs %
fiar.s - fras tr,is sssss. hai- - eisSairss sHT
sssss ~ taid fFaCs. Tts isnd ius net bfTa if5i-
Eate,i - Nstas pfua isisai BY The sHtFguis ~
fkat pusfsssas arI fiE sane laYa essngc1ieHl 10
an Ffigatlsg gansi ffesa NHIch ,sstst EiAy -
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bastu sissrsiststai u sire eltfg nae seH al q
ssid lfsfaHifs reFifsyte 80 date ef Haid csla-
Tiiaihf she Naid PARTIES arr aeFeeT saH-
lsis.Hasl 10 efseaF a. tAt- attrs ta ths ia
Ia a Aprat ist., At > g'risck a. iil. - -
sy,,na aass tafeish lsastfsaaJ opeerains sai3 a,
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The Lamar register., 1896-04-04

LynclTo Torn Of fLamarCo
tMeaJo IS % tie adnF
roJ on Tuesday
lApr17 7A,A d..
Testimony March
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