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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Ats Georgia rural osmpmee,ing recent
iy, according to the Atlanta Consultation,
the preacher vho vas leading the services
touched gu the var ~ith Spain. aud stop
plns Suddenly 10 bis sermon, called TO al
old colored brother 10 the congregation.
Beer williams | m asine ter al you ter
st rishi down on yer knees en- pray fer
D. sueocss Of dc American srmsl Bier
N,lllsm got down Immediately, aud 10
ihe cour'e OF his petition be said, Oh
Las i, he'p de Amerloau arms, an, L,wd,
wien you't iookiu sitter dc arms, take
leeT o. Be less, tool Dent lorslt de- Ices
COOS L,sd, ksz- We sstBs need em ter
ran aial laAe De .rms Of YET ust but
do spsre de legs, Lasi. spare De legs!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Wall .ir~tt gill corttitute heavily 10
,he var isIes, md they say the platocrs,s
Who DO hnsiues. there are cot kicking /.
hL TIE tex Of ts0 celts 90 each and
every 500 ~ofth Ui stocts snd boudt
bousht and sold all brins 10 q large
revenue 10 the severtmebt Business 81
The regular s,cct tichsbgs has sytr.sej
shoai 900 600 shsres cay isitly. sud
thai mean. e daily sssest o. sui Of 5000
then there are The other big exchanges,
vbo.e ooa,tihail0rs wtlI he heavy. aud
there are The tsies on ia h checis. bill.
OF sieh.bse ACC The capita stock A.d
fandsd dsbis Of The bis corporations. All
together, !, ls esle al,ted that Wall street
siil eonuibuis .boni 81, 90 600 year
" tbs ssf .ibewt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

Jptftb iaettt q ChsgsEu - BOT iwa
iAs 81 wsAl - tt 90 ttHft u@e So.
lts pfapsa ais istss ~bcsi crop, sorse
ofvL4rb sHl rnal bt 30 Esittt demefs'
lssA tts pfios u~ysra he pastt 20 sa'tsin
IL, 10 NJ aHA.'. sa3 30 49, ssDPtllsi b.
sslj. l.t.ts@aust sts ettEt I7ss J1st
Aavi,I uoms oct - Gs faaSb. bui
b. lssy Zoe oil be hsi gaIlal sitt4a lie
Ia8t isv naEiha iLcft - = trrr istgs
left.ss ita yeaS sad slth good crop
price, "a oct ~ Low, unle*. there sboulj
b. $50 bst l.ilatr a ths crop 10 Tie old
sold,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

~ zee sfbiUT.llsL as has .ast bcfG
p...sd br oassf'., sd ~ss slsped by the
ptsldsti % FflisJ II let setE, This
l.~ IL dssitned ~ exercise q pgieri effect
apau The lsbar problem as mel vi'A IL
r.lHo.d .sr'toe Il all be to8pd to eu
b ~ srsst deal q 'agai cammoB spuse,
shd ~hiie thsre sfs s1mH rs4htr radical
Innovation. provided iar, tie sssanucs
tb.t o'h tbe tailsay ist.r nplgas sEd
tie ssslssy msasssr tsye approved its
terms. sad erru af.ei 3u pa.sssr, gives
promise ibst q uit o. given TAR iflaL
10 infection. g. beth % Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
Chr lunnlbf Journal
THURSDAY yuNE r. isa
y A slH9HDs. Eatcf Gre Pfctfartt

k.matsL eur &c ID 80 ttfta rs4' sH
Vasass n,sEss g. Eftreti iss aailst 'f'm
hsaauaas taast. $50 q pf ssEa ssAeslt
saltHaal q Ass.L lt5sDai taa 10 -
ste@e3 iram 49, 'Feas t.rasa. tEi
tts's -, b,Fa g d s.sfritg sert1 p
,.iy 400 iI s@ezstb. AL tssi hsi
trassht .bast - sesps q 'ses 't'fG'ts
81 1.rab r.i lr l'Fpast ''Ftssssi Tear
tsA Ne ,sss ratus sasAi rzrr recover
o.etsl uuoa The ptFas.sa ~ 80 A.
slas .bast Sc Iays 6e uet bo.t.@ b
.tatbate hs sltett4 haG3ibo5 % he
stlri uu ,As soaft q rrsB
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

o. coarse the price u wheat for the
p,si year has made = tatg0ue conclusion
,hL the soteEge this season would he
large, bot Ameucsu Agricultural and
other Of is more thoughtful contempt
rstta warned sto~ers Of the danger Of
too great rnsh to~srds wheat A tot.l
Wheat acreage o'i3. 1919 900 sores .s.iust
s1,iG7 go 10 1877 IL radical didurb.uc,
Of The proper bslsuoe Of our snnusI crop
di,ltibutlor, aud there is grave danger Of
Zach s.stplns OF wheat this year as vss
seeured 10 ~. The isctlh.i wheat SUP
pli /. the world over are small, sud that
iornsn crops only sho~ promise OF mod
stsie increase over lsst year, msy Offset
ihs apparent mistake which orr own
large acreage seems hsely 10 prove.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16
FARM FOR S4LE!

The Jsmes @. Tuohsy, isrm in East poreei,
ons OF the largest and most productive farm, IN
this vicinity, Buildings 10 1ue condition. A
fine chance for vide awake farmer. For par
uculkrs address
W y. FDGEHrOh
March 9Th, as-4uf Manchester. Vt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-16

also Ett. tlar. Sc REGISTERED 3asrl
80 ere atE4a $50 ts1a 8fUa e. 111.
trH e. f TAry 49, 30 h, tsto1 40
gpa B. lsH e.. tfs foassnAhls % eeta
- ths gitsaart az tas IHft5 Htars sitter
80 re,n isvss ~ iaiaest rate
~ tttuf rffr s{ sstflgy @sbseri rtiott
t,t &c lf ftrrt.l Iron ,ttV.3s'is Rf't
sts ffar tcorH9aa hsats a4a offatsi3ar'
-ttsf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

Many Enj0y tho Delightful Rides on Il
Wilmington Steamboat GUS Line.

Many Enjoy tho Delightful Rides on tho
Wilmington Steamboat Co.'s Line.
The Wilmington Steamboat Co. had
q busy day Sunday, many passengers
being carried by the steamboats, City
Of Chester and Brandywine to and from
Philadelphia. Many OF the travellers
visited the parks in Philadelphia and
this city while large percentage of
those who came from Philadelphia spent
part OF the time while here end tho en-.
Campinent Of the Pennsylvania soldiers
at Montchanin.
As a matter Of fact, however, hun.
dreda of people made the round trim for
the extreme pleasure and comfort re-
Hulting therefrom. just at this Tins
there ia great deal of diversified ship.
ping on the river, including boats, ut.
tanhed to tho naval service, and the
rido is not only delightful, on account
Of the refreshing breeze on the
water, but also very interesting aud in
structive. The scenery on both sidea Of
tho river is picturesque and the parks
ore particularly attractive In fact,
there is no more enjoyable excursion
out OF Wilmington or Philadelphia
than round trip ride on the Whining.
ton steamboat line. The boats run at
convenient hours, leaving Fourth street
wharf in this city at 1870 ami 1910 Il.
~, and | and 4. 10 u. M, and pier 8,
| nurth Of Arch strest, Philadelphia, at
I.30 and 10. Is a. M. and l,30 and 4
p. M, vvery day, including Sundays.
Arrangements will probably lie made
this week for daily stops both ways at
Washington Park. The Wilmington
Bicycle Club has n moonlight excursion
booked for the park on Wednesday
night, June 29th, and it ia probable that
there will he many similar excursions
during the summer.
The evening trips OF the steamers,
which proved so popular last season,
will be resumed for the summer season
on Thursday evening and steamers will
leave this city and Philadelphia at Z
O'clock each evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
sr1rn MEOIcaL sOcInrr.
Its iO0th Annual Meeting Held in Thi
City tuesday,,

Its lO0th Annual Meeting Held in This
Guy Tuesday.
The Delaware State Medical Society
mot in l0JLh annual session Tuesday
on the second floor of the Masonic
Tomple, Dr. l.. W. Tominsou of this
city presiding. About 30 members were
10 attendance representing all parts of
the State. jr5
The session was opened with prayer
by Bishop Coleman and was largely
occupied with routine business.
Drs. Klelnstubsr, LohRnd, Swithin
Chandler and u. ClRrkson Tay lor we're
elected members.
The annual address of President
Tomlinaon was listened TO with much
interest, his subject being 1.-THE Ia;
terssts, Objects and BUSINESS of Our
Society. 4"
Tho committee on nominations pre
aented its report, which WAS unani.
mously adopted, Permanent Secretary
FraEls Bolvills casting the ballotR.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: President, b. L. Lewis, Har-
rington; First Vice President o. D.
iohinson, Georgetown; Second Vice
President, William n. Hancksr, Farm
hurst; Permunent Secretary, Frank
Belvllle, Delaware City; Assistant Sec.
rotary, John Palmer, Jr., Wilmington |;
Trsasurer, William G.. PerGe, Will
mingtou.
Councilors-New Castle county, Fran.
els Z. Springer; Kent James II.
Wilson; Sussex, Hiram Il. Burton.
Medical Examiners. james II. Wilson,
H. II. Burton, j. A. Ellegood, Il. W.
Tomlinson, d. L. Mustard. Willard
Springer, 4. Massey. Il. A. ii. Bishop,
o. ID. Robinson, II. S. Dwight.
delegates to the American Medical
Assaciation-New Castle county, W, II.
Burr, II. j. Stubhs, Il. q. NJ. Kol-
lock, j. S, Vallaudigham, r. A. Brown;
Kent, J. II. Wilson, William Marshall,
), 4. Massey, j. W. Clifton, Il. a. II.
Bishop; Sussex, ID. u. Palmer, X. G.
Eliegand, Edward Fowler, II. II. Bar.
ton, W. p. Orr.
DnlegateH 10 State Medical Societies-.
70 Ponnaylvania, j. w. DeWitt, W. @.
winner; New Jersey, William Davis,
x. i. Tybout; Maryland, William n.
Skinner, Robert Elegooi; Nav York,
H.. w. Briggs, j. +. NAPLES.
Delegates to Delaware State Phar.
maceutical Association - William s,
hnines. j. W. Clifton.
Dover, Rchohoth and Wilmington were
nominated for tho next meeting Mace
anu Wilmington was selected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
SUMMER OUTINGS.
Personaliy-conductHd Tours via Pennsyl-
vRniR Railroad.

AoHEH VIA fennBYl-
vRnin Railroad.
The pennsylvania Railroad Companv an.
monnces the foIlowinG Personally Conducted
1885: "
10 the North Cincuding Watkins Clan
niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Montreai
Quebec, Au Sable ChaSm, Lakes ChamnIain
ana George. Saratoga, and a daylight ride
through the Highlands of the Hudson)
jury 2bth and August 10th. Rate, 500 for
me round trip from New York, Philadel-
phla baltimore and Washington, covering
al expenses of q two-weeks' TRIP. Pronor,
Tomato rates from other points,
70 Yellowstone Park and tho TrAns.Mis.
sissippl Exposition on u special train of
l'uilman sleeping. compartment. Observa.
non and dining cars, allowing eight days in
wonderland" and two days I'D Omaha
September LIST. Rate, s235 from New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
800 from Pittsburg.
70 Niagara Falls, excursion tickets good
70 return within ten days will be sold On
July list, August 4th and 18th, Septenber
~ 10Th and 2Jth, ut rate of $40 from Phila.
uietphla, Baltimore and Washington. These
tickets Include transportation only, aud will
permit stop over within limit at Buffalo.
ho &c ana watkins Oh the return trim
TWO ten-dAy tours to gettysburg. Lurav
Caysrns, Natural Bridge. Virginia Hot
Springs, Richmond and Washington Sen
ielnber 2Sth and October 10Th, Rnte Az
from New York, SGD from philadeInhia
fT9portlonate rates from other points
For itineraries and further Information
hPply 10 ticket agents. or address George w
Philadelphia. 1'se"''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
coLoREp ". n. CHURCH.
Eleventh annual Conference Of tha DistriG
Which includes Delaware.

Eleventh Annual Conference of the District
Which includes Delaware.
The 18th annual Conference of the
Colorcd Methodist Episcopal Church
Of the District of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland aud
Delaware, which has been in sessinn
in tho Mount Olive Church o. Camden,
N. j., since Tuesday of last week,
closed Saturday, when Bishop lieehe
announced the appointments For the
Delaware district, the following ap.
pointments were made:
Presiding alder, +. H. Williams |:
Blackiaton, N. Il. Wilson 3aCkbird,
W. f.. DiXson Blarco, George Camille ::
Marshalltou, j. 4. Pennington; vii.
mington, Louis Short; South Whining
ton, j. G, Anderson; llocksssn, G. II.
Ross; New Castle, to be supplied !;
bridgeport, tn be supplied, Mount
Pleasant, to be supplied; Ceciltou.
Nd, j. I. Sufphey; Milington, MD,
to be supplied; lIavro tic Grace, +. G.
Blacksun; Warwick, to be suppioh.
The next session of the conferences
will be held in this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
Fawn cOOred pque VIE Ruhes tiarpe Bazaar

Blue and certain shade of fawn,
which arc the dominant notes Of color
at present, combine to form a pretty
piquc morsl watch is equally desirable
for foulnrd, nun'a yelling. or cashmere.
A nuvol feature Of tho waist is the
trimming of festonned ruches, a revival
Of an old.time fashion. 1t ia an i'm
ported fancy, consisting Of pleated frilla
of ribbon which aru iringed IN the
weaving--a tiny fringe on each edge
and cord Is also woven in for drawing
y into any required fulnoss or design.
The yoke, now an almost universal
fentnre of dress, is of corded white
linen lawn. an accompaniment to thu
smallest Of gig0t sleeves, which have
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
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EXPENDITURES.



On motion OF Mr.. Hartman, it was
decided to transfer from the current
expense to ths new building fund Sl0,
000.
On Mr.. Morrow's motion, it was
decided to purchase for the board room
portraits Of Msssrs. Baird aud Willard
Hall, the latter having been the first
president of the hoard.
A communication was received from
Miss Grace Baird, daughter OF the latu
president, in which she teudsrly ex-
pressed the appreciation of the family
for the tribute paid by the board. On
motion of MIR, Morrow, the communi-
cation was ordered spread upon the
minutes.
Remarks eulogizing the late president
were made by Messrs. Adair, Pyle.
Ross, Morrow aud Turner. Mr.. Adair,
10 the course of his remarks, spoke as
follows:
Yesterday, there accidentally came
to my notice some verses written by the
poet in memory of departed friend
the thought embodied in the lines 10
81 much akin TO that which is in tho
mind of every member of this hoard
and is so expressive of the feeling Of
sadness that pervades this body. which
IN the decease of MIR. Baird has lost
kind leader and a firm ruler in its de-
libaratjons, that | crave your attention
while | quote few OF the stanzas:
Too lovely and too early lost
Our memory clings to thee;
For thou vast once our guiding-star
Amid the treacherous sea.
o who could dream that health and ioy
Would e'er desert the brow,
80 bright with varying lustre once
SO cold and changeless now?
That brow how proudly DER it then
His kingly beauty hung,
When wit or eloqnence. or mirth,
Came burning from the tongue.
His mind it ever was the home
OF high and holy thought;
Ills life, an emblem of the truths
His pure example taught;
And blended in his eye of light,
As from royal throne,
Kindness and peace, and virtue there
LII mingled radiance shone.
How sadly OH our spirits then
The fatal warning fell
But oh the dark reality
Another voice may tell;
The quick decline,-the parting sigh
The slowly moving bier
The lifted sod,-the sCuptured stone-
The unavailing tear =
The amaranth howersthat bloom in heaven.
Entwine his temples now;
The crown that shines Immortality.
Is beaning on his brow;
The seraphs round the glorious throne
Have borne him to his rest
10 dwell among the saints on high.
Companion of the blessed. ..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

Frank Stidham, mere lad. figured
in an exciting runaway on Saturday
afternoon. The delivery wagon of Il.
i. Ewing was standing at Eleventh and
Madison stree'a, when the horse at
tached became frightened and ran
away. AT Tenth and Madison streets
the vehicle struck tres aud one wheel
was torn of, but Stidham, who was
seated 10 the wagon all the time. held
on to the reins and exerted oil his
strength to stop the runaway. The
horse continued DOWN TO Sevanth street,
where cart turned across the street
stopped its further passage. Young
Stidham then stepped from tho wagon
eonewhat frightened, but in no way in.
iured as result of hia dangerous ride.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

Presented TO Trends school by the Class
of 'J3.
The class OF 'gS Of FriendB School
presented to the school Monday a
bust of Homer. The presentation speech
was made by iss Alice Robertson.
She spoke OF the esteem felt by tho
class for the school and saiu this pros
entation was token OF their regard.
Homer represented the classical studies
for which thD schuul had made record.
Principal Isaac L. johnson received
the gift on behalf of the institution and
congratulated the claHs upon the in
terost shown in the presentation which
was the first OF its kind 10 the history
OF tho school.
The clasa then placed the bust upon
a pedestal prepared for il in the vesti
bule of the building. Several members
of the board Of managers were present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

First Assistant Engineer of the Fire
Department William Joyce of Pbpniy
flre 70, wears a badge which he
values highly, because of tho assooia-
Hons connected with it. 1t was made
q the white motal from the dome Of
the engine which killed Oliver Court,
ney While answering to an alarm of fire
on November 9th, 1896 at Brsndywine
bridge, on Market street. 1t il about
tho size Of the ordinary fireman's badge
and has Mr.. Joyce's name and his rank
upon II, and an eagle with outatretched
wings over all. Sherwin, the engrayer,
was tho designer OF the badge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

DIR. Carl Nischer of Philadelphia per.
formed an operation Monday on the
hand of Lorena Emmons, daughter Of
Harry ERmons. Blood poisoning had
followed au injury to the hand caused
ny lead pencil point and the opera.
tion was made to relieve tho hand and
arm, which had become inflamed II
is hoped that the poison has been
checked by this operation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

for tho addition to No. II School,
having reported that the building in.
spector had ordered deeper foundation,
and that the additional coat would be
SllO, the building committee was given
power to act in the matter.
Mr.. Belts thanked his fellow members
for the presentation Of handsome oak
reclining chair, which was sent to
his residance on May 9Sth, the occasion
Of bis 10th birthday anniversary.
4 communication was received from
Daniel Ross, marshal of tho Memorial
Day parade, thanking the members of
the board for participating in the
parade, which, on motion of Mr. Nor
row, was received and ordered filed
This finance committee reported the
following statement for the month end.
ing on May 3lst, which wac approved
and accepted;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
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NE REM G1fBERED.

He roac to depart as the clock sounded eight.
And, getting his hat and his cane.
His wife sweetly murmurod Now, don't
stay out late.
Dear Charlie, Remember the Maine p"
With that somewhat startling injunction in
view.
He was back home at ten with his net
For should he stay later lie very well knew
What great blowing up be would get.
Denver Post,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

The electors Of the Argentine Repub
lie on Sunday chosa Lieut.. Gen. Julio
4. t.oca, president of the republic, ana
Norbsr:o Querno Costa, x-Minister OF
Foreign Atfaifs, vice-president. The
candidates opponents ahstuined from
taking part in the election. The new
administration will begin on October
l2tb. The term OF Office is six wars.
Lieut.. Gen. Roca was president from
1880 to l6S,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16


three tuclts on thu upper arm and frills
at the wrist. The carnage, broadsned
by shoulder revers, ia crussed to the
left side, where the ruching meets that
OF the skirt in continuance effect.
The skirt is of circular cut, and ia
trimmed to initiate an overlapping front
with a rounded corner Its width is
three yards and thrae.quarters. This
yoke Is in pointed form at the back.
The helt ribbon ia of velvet The nrupor
cut of the gown can he obtainod only
from the cut paper patterns published
by lisrner's Bazaar, vi ers il appears.
Quantity Of material = pique, 30
inches wide, Syarda; ruching, 10 yards;
linen lawn, 315 yards.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
WoRDES WILL NOT DIE.
The California Tram wrscksr's Sentence
bio Communal 10 IlIn Innrisnnmant.


bo oommuted TO Lite imprisonment.
San Francisco, Cal, June 1.-THE
death aentence of Snlter ID. Worden
will be committed to life Imprisonment
10y the Governor.
WorGeu is the man who, during the
nrent rairnud strike OF 1894, helped to
wreck Southern Pacific train near
Sacramento. killing an engineer and
three others.
The case became Of national promi-
nence through tho eiiorts of the big
labor organizations to save wordeu.
1t was olainad that theirs was insan.
ity 10 Worden's family end that his
mind was not right. DR.. Gardiner was
asnt East to Investigate this phase Of
the case and it IL underatuod that il ia
upon his report the Governor will take
the action indicated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
EDUCATIOSAA ASSOCIATION.
national Convention at Washington, ID. C.
--t,educou Rates via PENNSYLVANIA Rail-

National Convention at Washington, d. G.
--heduceu Rates via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
For the National Educational Association
Gonyention to be held At Washington. d.
u, July 1th to l2th. the Pennsylvania Hail.
roNd Company will sell excursion tickets
from points on its line to Washington and
return Ut rate of single fare for the round
trip plus $500 membership fee. These
tickets will be sold on, and good going, July
lth to an, and. good toretHrn leaving Wash
JOINT agent NJ Washington. Iv denos,tin5,
ticket with joint agent on or before Julv
I'm ami on payment Of 81 cents the return
limit may he extended to August 3lst
Tickets Tor side trips from Washington to
Gettysburg. Richmond, Old Point Comfort
nnd S2uthern bat:leilelds will be on sale at
the ticket offices Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company in Washington during The
continuance Of the convention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
Milford, June b. -ReelHter of Wills
Causey has granted letters Of nd
ninistration on the estate Of Thomas j.
Davis, late Of Cednr Creek hundred, TO
Mrs. Annie Davis: also, letters of nd.
ministration on the estate Of Hirgm
Barber, late Df Csdaf Greek hundred, to
Mrs. Annie G. Barber.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-16
sa NATIONAL EscInpMryre


n
a f2r this OCCASION tickets will be sold M
me low rate of one fare for the round trin
ron ron az points on the baltimore K Ohm
railroad r, east of Pittsburg, Parkersburg amJ
W. W. heei'ng, inclusive, good going on SeI,tsm.
per 81 and 4th, and good rctnrpin5 nnt
earlier than September 9Th. nor laierr ,I ~.
september 18Th, except by depOsiting ticket
WIN 1olht agent nj Cincinnati, BET ween Ser
t ,,,n,, Sth and 9Th, inclusive, and on nav nav
hlent 81 Zee OF twenty-five (2jl cents whsn
return limit may be extended Ia loa,,,o m' NJ
e'n mi. 70 aud including October ID, is0s
owihg To the great patriotic wuvs swear-
ins the country at the present time srcat
Hniin VII 4e manifested at this meeting,
S Sm vestibnled trains Of elegant roachnss'
Pullman sleeping cars observation ca u~e IVA
splendid dining car service Three thron"h
trains daily from New York, PbiIndelDSEEan
Baltimore Baltimore and Washington, and two from ,o,
Get full particulars from ,icLo, -.
Baltimore d Ohio railroad. ugeht'