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Arizona republican., 1898-01-14
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

Superintendent Sutherland was in Prescott Monday from the Crook mine on Turkey creek. He reports los of snow in that vicipiitty@
 Wm. Coroson has completed his as sessment work on his claims near the old stage station and will remain in this city for some time.-Orb.
 Leo von Rosenberg, a mining expert representing large Austrian syndi cate, has been in Yavapai county sev- eral days examining large mining property with view to purchasing the same.
 The Saginaw shelter is to be put to work on copper ore, which is to be shipped from the Silver Bell district, from mines said to be purchased by the Saginaw company. 1t is said there are 5000 tons of ore on the dump There are about fifty men working for the company on it's copper claims
 A special to the Call from Lakep3rt, Cal, says: Ore assaying s5,672 in god and $90 in silver to the ton. has been discovered two miles from Adams Springs in Lake county, and the whole district is wildly excited. The discovery was made by Martin Stearns while digging a well on his govern ment claim.
 For two years past B. H. Smith and Frank Williams have been Ihavi-g development work done on the first south extension of rhe Black Oak mine on Slate creek, near Prescott They have driven a cross cut 450 feet in and have just tapped a ledge of four feet of sulphuret ore and have not yet driven through it. The Black Oak mine property belongs to J. W. Wilson and Mark Bradley.
 The road to the Table Mountain mines has been completed and heavy teams can pass over with ease. One hundred and fifty men are reported working on the mines developing and taking out ore. As soon as the smell ter arrives at Wilcox, that with sev- eral carloads of machinery will be pushed over to the Table Mountain cOmpany's mines, and it is expected that copper bullion will soon be reg ularly shipped.
 MT. F. s. James of Chicago, one of the principal owners of the Plomo mines of Altar district in Sonora, will accompany General Manager Weeks and Secretary w. B. Walton to Pima county mines. It is expected the busi- ness of the company will be all tran sacted in Tucson in the near future The concentrates will be brought to and shipped from this station and the returning teams will carry back mer- chandise.-Star.
 Col. c. c. Bean, ex-delegate to con- gress, has just returned to Tucson from the Ajo country where he has taken bond for the copper properties in that disrict with very good pros pect of making them producers in the very near future. Col. Bean is one of the old timers in Arizona, having been in the territory nearly forty years, and he did as much as any man to advance it's interests in early days He was one of the most successful del egates to congress Arizona ever had The colonel left for New York via New Orleans Tuesday-Star.
 As far as can be judged the output for the Cripple Creek district for Jan uary will exceed by several thousand dollars that of December, it being a rather peculiar situation in the dis trict. In previous years the new year has opened with a decrease in the out put, but the camp this year passed the
Arizona republican., 1898-01-14

If you have mine to sell, or to bond, or if you know of a desirable mining property that is for sale, please write to or call upon the min ing editor of the Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-14
THE METAL MARKET.

New York, Jan. 13.-Silver certifi- cates, STA; silver bars, 57A; Mexican dollars, 46A.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-14

Educate Yodr Bowels With Cascarete
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever TUG, 25c. If C. c. c. fail. druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1898-01-14
THEIR ACTnCN APPROVED.

Colorado Shelters Make Settlements
 on Silver Spot Cash.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
u. S. Court.

Whom tho United State, Court con.
vonced this morning District Attorney
Vandogrift and John Biggs announced
their readiness to argue tho demurrer filed
to several counts in tho indictment
against Thomas S. Clark. The argument
will begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ing. Both sides are roAdy for tho trial on
next Tuesday morning and the defense
will therefore summons the witnesses for
that day.
j. Frank Alice through his counsel
Messrs. Hayes and Ward entered plea of
not guilty with tho privilege during the
coming week to amend the plea or enter
demurrer. He was placed nnher 5000
bail, his bondsmen being d. Miillin VIII
son md ThOmasC Rowe.
Amos Cole bonded in $500 with John
I. Dlckcy on his bond
signature to tho So, 800 bail bond CT Harry
Ford.
Ex-Sheriff Mcdaniel entered into $1,000
security for j. h. McGongal.
Levi G. Bird announced that Butlor and
Senator kCnney wore in the city. He
wished to consult with his colleague, Sen-
ator Gray. before p!oa was entered In be-
half Of tho two men. William Il. Cotter
of Philadelphia, will DO arrested on u bench
warrant this afternoon.
The attorneys Of all tho defendants are
snnguinc OF being able to clear heir clients.
Jury trials nowadays are very uncertain.
Jurors respect their oaths. Neither pride,
friendship nor sympathy Is allowed to
stand in the road.
aIThis afternoon Senator Kenney and G.
II. Butler pleaded not guilty and gave
bail for their appearance. )
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
CARD BASKET.

W. 7. Powell OF the U. 5. S. Cincinnati,
bury Murray, Jr.
Jerome B. Bell and wife returned to this
city from New York to-day. To. day Mr.
Bell will go South for the benefit of his
health.
Clarence Elliott accompanied by a friend
has left ON their bicycles for trip to West
Virginia to pay flying visit to tho Rev
city.
John l. Whelan has been ordained a
deacon at St. Johns r. G. Seminary in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rev. Il. =. Revele, pastor of the M. p.
Church, at Alexander Md, will be mar
,ried ut Dover To-day.
Si Hurry Pennington Joslyn and Herbert
J. Rice, of this city, will be graduated
from tho law school of the University Of
Pennsylvania TO- day.
Senator R. r. Kenney, ex-Sccretary Of
State John D. Hawkins and Clerk of the
Peace William NJ. Dickson of Dover, were
in Wilmington yesterday.
A reception was given to oil who took
part in the recent Wesley entertainment,
at st. Paul's NJ. f. Church Inst evening.
An enjoyable program was rendered.
Dravton Wainwright, son OF Colonel
John Wainwright, OF this city, Il nava! Gu
Diet ut Annapolis, is now acting as execu.
two officer of the flagship of the north
patrol in tho waters around New York
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
cltxcourt case.

+ In the Municipal Court this m orning
Charles Rentz was charged with the lar
ceny of number OF skins from the Amerl.
can Leather Company. James s. Dobbs
testified that they had lost o number Of
skins. Mr.. McClary purchased the skins
and held the seller until Mr.. Dobbs went
to the factory.
William Frederick testified. that Rentz
gave the skins to him to sell. There were
two skins sold in that way. Witnesses
had caught skins in the sewer. Hs had
seen the defendant come from the factory
at three different times with eleven skins.
Sometimes the defendant would 60
through the gate and other times would
go through the sewer.
Witness acknowledged that he engaged
the attention Of the Office boy while the
skins were taken.
The boys father testified that young
Frederick had come OTTER the boy to soil
the skins. He could produce Clarence Holt
and Mr.. Frank who would give the boy q
good reputation for honesty.
The case was continued for week. The
court severely scored the witnessFrederick.
William Benton, colored, was charged
with beingsdrunk and acting indecently.
II @ was flned SO and costs.
VIM. McCloskey pleaded guilty to the
charge of occupying a space in the King
10 cents for the stand for one day. The
court said the clerk had no right to receive
10 cents from any farmer. No man but
the renter Of the space has q right TO 90.
cupy snch space. The department should
republish the ordnance.
Under the circumstances the court did
not believethat the fine should be imposed
IN this case
John MeCarron was charged by Special
Officer WIN. Weldin. He was using bad
language towards his father. McCa-ron
claimed he went around to see his daugh.
ter. He was fined 50 and costs.
George M. Pierce was charged by Officer
Eakin with being drunk. A fine Of 81 and
costs was imposed.
VIA Sullivan was charged by his father
Dennis Sullivan, with acting disorderly
around the house. He will keep away
from his home and not annoy his father.
Edward Mulvey was arres ed by Officer
J. +. Welsh for being drunk. He was an.
noying tho people at a store. Mulvey
claimed that Welsh arrested him while sit
ting OH his own step. He was recommit-
tod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
MOVEMENT OF The u. S. ARMY.

the navy as Fighting Jack" and his rec
ord is one of the brighto.t all the way
through. He was popular at the Naval
A ademy and aboard shipe, His first &C.
tive service was on tho old sloop-of-war
(snce robuilt) Marion on the blockade, but
later he was transferred to the Panama,
of Wilkes squadron, which became fam
GUS in her chase for tho privatear No. $50.
A fter that he served on tho Chippewa and
Pawnee and the monitor Montauk, and
1t was while on the pawnee in Stone river
that he was wounded in the leg with
rebels shot He was also conspicuous at
the siege of Charleston.
On leave of absence he was put in com
mand of the Woodruff Scientific Expedi-
ton around tho world. From that time
he has been engaged in the various routine
duties of an officer Of the navy, including
the command of the Atlanta from 1890 to
1891, after his promotion to captain.
Washington d. c.. June s--The Span
ish fleet being "bottled up" at Santiago, it
is stated that it will only DO necessary for
three war vessels, the Indiana, Helena and
Bancroft, to convoy the Santiago cxrsdi.
ton which, it is expected, will lca7c Tam
pa today.
He succeeded Captain Sands In COM
maud Of the Charleston Navy Yard in
| ISL having previously been in command
Of the cruiser New York. In the latter
part of 1876, owing to various mishaps on
tho second-cla5s battleship Texas, it was
resolved to place Captain Philip in com.
mand Of that vessel, and since no took
charge the reports from her have all been
favorable. Captain Philip was born in
New York city, August %, 1910 and was
appointed n naval cadet from tho Empire
| State in 1856.
Tie batloship Indlnia has speed OF six
| teen knots, and can easily keep up with
the procession, She can whip single hand.
ed all the spanish gunboats which might
venture forth from Cuban waters.
The Helena isa fine gunboat, while the
Bancroft Is little moro than Il wan yacht,
but will undoubtedly DC used as the flag
ship OF General Shatter and his staff
Whom the troops arrive at Santiago they
will be landed upon pontoon bridges,
which will run from the ships into the
mouth Of II river near Santiago.
1t will take probably u day for tho oper-
alton Of landing TO DO completed, and also
for the Insurgents to connect with the
American forces.
There will be altogether an army largo
enough to quickly suDduu tho ontiro Span.
lsh force, and the battle ought to DO Meth
or long nOr severe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

Kingston, Jamacu, June 8. The Span
lsh cruiser VicAaya and the torpedo boat
destroyer Furor were badly damaged dur.
Ing he bombardment of Santago's de-
fences en- Monday.
A shell from the Brooklyn is said to
have burst under the Viczaya's port quar-
tor, dismounting gun ,iIjuring the cruis-
s'sIudder and woundug several of her
sailors.
! 10 The Vizcaya Is first-class armored
cruiser, built Of steel, with double screws
two IN 'rets, two tunnels and two military
mssts with tops; lengl h 364 feet displace-
ment, $500 tons; maximum speed, POP
knots. She has AL ar!nor bolt Of steel,
feet 6 inches broad, 3l5 feet long and 10
Inches thick Her turrets lave 0.inch
STEEL armor; coming towers, l2inch ar
mo.
Her protected deck is from 3 to 8 inches
Of steel. Her armament i, two ll-inch
Honl ora guns mounted sinSly in turrets
one forward and one aft; ten 30 inch guns
flxe on each beam, the forward and aft
ones being sponsoncd, eight G-pounIcrs,
ten l-poundurs, eight Nordenfeldt machine
,,,,s two Naxim m,cb,nn INNS six tor-
-, t,ho, and ,,,,, s,,h,ucr,,ed tnru.do
tubes. She carries iSi men.
Tha Error is II torrodo h,,t dcs,rover
.x,,i,, =, C,,.al,,,I, IA, ,suG of .tol with
three tunnels and on0 mast; length, 20
,,., disrI,com.rr .no tons snccd as
-. t,ro r.r,r,dor. ,,r,rI, fire. ,wol-
,,,,,,ho,. ,,u'o,, fir, rhe Furor nounts
tvo11 i,ch t,rnnl, tubes nm deck and
,,rr;,, ~, ,ncr
Ktnoston. JunoS- Sampsons
,aI,nnt rup,.r, an Monday nlrbt com
p,stolv w,pel cut tho Soanl,h torpedo
b,nt DESTROYER Terror eff Santiago hnr-
nor
Tho vbo,a foot ror,fcinotcd in the affair
.,a ,bo ,,o,r,r &c ri,lIod with shot md
.,nr !, wary .b,rt t;me
rbo T.v,s disc,verod the Terror and
.,o,,, alarm, nj, tine n,her American
.,,,ns
Tha oos,ruction of the Sponi,b vessel
.,o ,crornIi. h,d in a r,w minutes So ter.
r,h,s WAS the fusiIlndc from the American
1T,
Tho tornado h,,t dp.trnvor wns discoy-
.,,a M, ,bo Tex,s,l,nt,onrs. Inst IA tho
a..n,t,,, no,t ,vas about to lenve Renr-
A,,,,iro, Go,,,,,,, "a n,ot tn carrv the n,ws
=, +ho can,tnno homh rdmort tbo Terror
o.mn within ronco a, tbe Teyn,,s acarcb-
,iuht 1,rnolIntalv tnaro VIVA c,l .o
,nnrtors
Tbo Texo. ,,re tho SIGMA, IN IN, whole
a..t ,yhirh A. nres onshod thair so,rcb.
lishta m the enemv A torritlc conno,.d-
,ng6agon. TLe Tmror was sunk in n re-
merkahlv short TINA
Kipaston Ia,noico lima rommo,
A ara Scblev = aoot ia said IN h,vo bsd :
narrow escape from being pIlotod by a sry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
McFEE-CAMPBELL.


WASHINGTON, June 7-Another pretty
June wedding was solemnized at noon to-
day at the Church Of the Epiphany. The
contracting parties were Miss Anna
Goldthwaite Campbell, daughter OF Mrs.
Duncan G Campbell, Of this city, and Mr..
Charles w. Melee. OF Delaware. Rev.
Dr. McKim officialed. Tho chancel was
decorated with pink bydrangeas and
palms. The ushers were Andrew G. Gray
of Wilmington; DR.. Ralph jenkins, Mr..
Robert s. Chiffon and Mr.. Miller, of Phil.
adelphia. The bride is the granddaughter
OF tho late Justice John H. Campbell, Of
the Supreme Court, and ON her mothers
side granddaughter Of the late Charles
Calvert, of Riverdale Manor, Md. Mr..
McFee is of q well known Delaware fam
lily. His best man WINS Samuel Eamill, a
classmate aG Princeton. The wedding was
followed by q reception.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
School Districts Honey,

The school commissioners Of district No
AZ viii meet at OgCtOn saturday alter
noon to he tho Report Of tho committee
appointed to look into the accounts OF tho
district, particularly after 5000 which the
books show no credit Of The committee.
men will report that 1863 Il Of tbs amount
was paid to satisfy Judgment and that
VIM. +, Smalley a. fco for legal services
ordered. Robert Hawthorne The clerk, it
is said did not handle the check. They
will probably hold Mr.. Hawthorne re-
spursible for the money Mr. Smulley le.
tanned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
Itrests with you whether you continue the -
nerve Killing toGs &C 20 habit in
out nervoas Distress; enPes nieoi fnNuVlS
stores lost manhood. I-17Ay.vIk6oo 6oxes
in health, nervo<X0 Akvlc Cases cured. Buy
and pocket c from
book. own druggist. who
willvouch for us. Take II with
NOa will, patiently, persstently. One
boz, 81 usually Saresi b y ~ Ssso.
- stsrins Remedy Co., Chieaso, nsatreaI, lev Vork


Founders Day will be observed to.mor-
row (Thnrsday) at the Chsldren's Home,
Riverview. Members Of the Board OF
Managers will be present from 10 a. IN. to
8 D. m, to receive visitors. School exer-
clses will commence at 10 80 a. IN, The
Homo has been un asylum to scores Of
wallis, and the founders Of it "builded bet
tor than they knew" Thelad deserve
n celestial crown for their labor of love.
Our citizens generally should contribute
by word and deed to hold up their hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
A Visit to the Canal

Secretary Frazer, of the State Board OF
ing to meet Z. C. Cleaver, President Of the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Company
who invited him to take trip through the
canal In order to ascertain the cause II
possi bio of the death OF so many fish. He
will remain over night with President
Cleaver at Chesapeake City, who will send
him by carriage TO Eikton In the morning,
and FROM thence he will return to this city
by the cars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
Old Relics.

Mira. A. N, Minker residing at No. $40
Lombard. stree has In her possession a
copy Of the Maryland and Baltimore jour
nal and Advertiser. printed August 20.
1873, almost 1876 years ago. Also letter
written by Hugh Nelson Brown to his sis.
ter Emallne Brown, who resided 10 North
east, Nd, dated California, December 20,
1888. Among her roles Is motto worked
by her mother, Emaline Brown, In 1926,
and various other mementces Of the past.
Mr.. Hugh Nelson Brown visited this city
some forty -ave years ago and sometime
aiorYgrd lost bis lifs In fire which 9c-
Cured In his store house. He was broth
or Of the late Rev. Nicholas Brown, and an
uncle Of the talented young attorney Hugh
Browne of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

sDr. Tinker received three comlnunica-
lions in regard to the condition of his son,
Samuel In each of which it was stated
that he was not improved, but on the con.
trary seemed to be losing appetite and
strength. The chances seemed to be
against his restoration to health. Mrs.
Tinker is bearing up we'll considering the
Encouragement and worriment to which
she has been subjected
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
!
kennard
6 Co.
=. 62I-623 Market Street.
White and
COlOred
Piques.

The great quantity
of White Piques we
are daily selling is
the best evidence OF
the values offered
here. Notwithstand.
ing the scarcity of
these goods we have
had right along the
fullest assortment.
just received to-day
a number of styles, in
plain welts and fancy
figures: 15c., &c.,,
20c., 25c., &c.,, 50c.,
zoe. a yard.
Parasol season is
upon us; you should
not purchase before
examining the large
stock shown here.
White .Rufaed-so
popular now for grad
uating presents, from
$3.50 upwards
Large variety of
Coaching in the lat
est combinations and
shapes from $3.50 up
wards.
We open Thursday
morning l50 n Q W
Wrappers in an en-.
tire new range Of
styles. This lot is
included in those we
offer at 95c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

ThcIrish- American residents Of this city
this afternoon will present to Company +,
First Delaware Volunteers, handsome
banner. Many Wilmingtonians went to
tho camp on both tho morning trains.
William N. Byrno will present the ban.
ner. Other speeches will bu made by regl.
menta. officers and the Regimcntal band
will di scnnrse mnSic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

This mornings session OF Superior
Court was taken up by the case of the
Recn Steel Casting Company VS. the Will
milgton Malleablo Iron Company. The
case will 90 t. the jury this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

The members and friends will hold a
festival In the old BsthBl Church, Brandy
wine Hundred, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, june IA, 10 and
is. Beside straw berries and cream to at
tract visitor there will be u balloon as
a time will be turned Reavsnwsrd. Let
all 90 and enjoy themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

ELKToN, Md, June ALBERT Nelson,
of Elk Ridge, Howard county, Nd and
Mrs. Flora H. Henderson, Of Elkton were
Schouler. The bride was handsomely ut
tired in tailor mado gown Of plum col
ored covert cloth, braided, with hat and
gloves to match. She was given away by
her cousin, John Partridge, of Elkton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO VISIT.

Santa Maria Council, Knights of Column
bus, of this city, will visit Baltimore in
body on next Sunday. The Wilmington
knights will be the guests of the 3aIti-
more Council, and will assist in the nsti-
tuition of new council at Leahinnn Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

Tomorrow promises to be clear and
rather warmer. Somewhat similar con-
ditions will probably prevail on Friday.
Tho Thermometer ut W. G. Taylor
drug store, 3o3 King street, registered TO.
day as follows:
7o'clook 10 o'clock 1O'clock
az 70 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

lar Republican and Union Republican
County Committee of Sussex met today
in consultation with Regular State Chair
man H. G. Brown, and it was agreed to
unite in presenting joint list, from which
the Governor will select regi stration Off.
GERS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
CHAMBERS-CANN0N.

Hance Chambers. OF Lives, Del, and
Miss Ida Cannon, of Milford, were married
in the latter town to-day. The groom, who
is surfman at the Rehoboth Life Saving
Station, is one of the best young men In
the service and has the best wishes of oil
who know him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
pELEwARE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

The invitations for the commencement
exercises of Delaware College have been
sent out They will occur ON June 10, and
it is expected that the attendance will be
larger than it has been for years. The ex-
ercises of commencement week Will really
begin on the Sunday preceding, when the
baccalaure,te sermon will be preached.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

. The Junior Board OF the Homeopathic
Hospital will give its annual lawn fete
on Friday evening at the homo of Mrs.
Lndley C. Kent, No. I'LL Van Buren,
street. Tho usual annual supper will be
served and The fete promises to be enjoya-
bio Should it rain the supper will be
served in the house. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

The principals of all the public schools
Of this city will please see that the flags
are placed at half mast, out Of respect o
the memory of Mr.. Charles Baird. late
president Of the Board of Education.
SAM'L f BETS Chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
Old Glory Floats.

Frank Mcdonald, proprietor of tho Rid
10y Park Hotel, has completed number
Of improvements TO the popular resort.
The hotel has been painted and rcfittcd,
An American flag floats over the building
Tor the llrst Time in many Yenrs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

Sergeant Major William Wier, of this
city, and Miss Helen C. Lawson, daughter
CT Samuel II Lawson. of No. 24 East
Tenth street, were married at the home Of
the brides parents yesterday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

The Wilmington Bicycle Club will not
hold their monthly races on the Whining.
ton md Kenneth turnpike, US the company
claims 1T will be subject to serious risks If
the sports are held there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08

Tho president Of tho United S'ntcs Sen
ate has named Joseph II, Hawlcy Of Con
necticut, Republican, and Richard R.kon.
ney, Of Delaware, Democrat, MS the two
government visitors to West Point
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-08
Field Day POstroncd

Owing to the death of Mr. Charles Baird
President oil the Board Of Education, there
will be no Field Day on saturday June
H. DE-. SchmGckcr will lecture at school
No. on Monday, June -, at Is D. IN.
NJ. {, ;. WILLIAMS SEQ.