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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
1.-THE MODEL.
TELEPHONE CALL, 3S.

our counters is stored for the wants of our patrons
of choice dry goods second to mono i; tho tv The sh
ana counters are groanng under the load of desirable
gous' Notwithstanding the advance all along the line
are keeping our goods down to the old mark wherever to
oil advantage We give it to our patrons
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
CHILDREN'S COATS

,vo we wear are selling lots of these goods becauso
we we nave big stock to sell from. oil S;uSe
tn o% years to Is years; all prices f S,Ses
S S.e lowest to $780, all the ponular coiorn
feet. VI es'ch garment per-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
WRAPPERS.

do ladies' na*. Flannelette Wrappers, in pretty
InnA patterns 90c to So. You want 70
oa"'' Ile secret about the make of these
s CARMEN They are corset fitting without
corSets; the shapeliest and most confor.aS io
wrapper yet devised for housework '"'''
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
BLANKETS.

These goods we purchased hea az"
before the advance and can give wv ~,
quality at last years prices , prs
Csc per pair to $3.50. A great U~ aa
$2.48 as long as they last, fully Su'
under real value. Extra SIG
Crib Blankets for the children
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
MAOKINTOsHEs.

Just opened some splendid g. gaiIS ssil
this department; one especially yery
in a double texture; all sizes, a''
figure.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
MEMS sCARFs

New English Squares in to.dor. -,
Oni vu 5 eUi0rinsS' princely in get up; price
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
CRETONS.

Quite a large assortment OF 'a ne
designs all new and colorings Wv a0,er
materials that are essential lOr
pillows and draperies, 1910 y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
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Capitol Hin EDenre Club =. Tire home O;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elweil.
pretty wedding tocE pace e. re home
OF Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Chambers. a. " cod
and. Tuesday a. high noon, when Mr..
Harvey j. Chambers and Miss Marion IL
Larsen. easssf daughter Of Ny al Mrs
Andrew Larsen. wer- unit@d in marriage
L Badger OF ST. johns Ep1scoEa a. caurcA-
The hofile was tastes1ilv 3ecara ted with
ho.sotase plants ana CT. aoveTs After ne
ceremony I wedding br@a kfa$i Tss rveG.
o. Tt?ca a bout twenty 81 the relatives ard
friends psrtook- Both bride and groom arr
residents ot Woodland They all begin
housekeeping al once II their lew home
a. Cs1aznDsrS lake.
Halloween party vas given Tues lay
eGsaip which was attended By a nurnoer Of
the younger soctety people CT tne city.
MS. James a Haight ard TWO sons
Pierce and James left WesDes5ay n0on
for srs Essf. and viii be absent ABOUT two
months Ma HalgHt vii ytss: IN Mime
sGoiis ard Chicago.
One ct the pleasant social events OF the
week took place on Thursday afternoon at
The none o. Mrs. e. A Billings, Taers
were eighteen tables Of players. ard de-
hghtf1l afternoon was spent AZ eUcare.
Mrs. Billings was assisted * Miss Heea
Gordon ard Miss Caapelle sklnman>
Mr.. J. 3. Scobey returned OF Tuesday
from a visa fl Dakota. Iowa and Illinois
Mrs sco6ey. Mrs Villa Scobey AMI Miss
Helen Scobey returned Thursday evsuir z
from Chicago. where they had been visit
ing with friends for several weeks
After almost TWO years spent IN Ire far
north. Ar Walter J. Milr0y returned on
THURSDAY evening 70 this city. He came
from Cape Nome
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LA CONNER SOCIAL NOTES.

LA CONNER Nov MIR. r O. Earle.
C CoupeviUe spent Monday in town. en-
route % whatco-a
Mr.. r Brlsgcw went &c Everett Wed
aesfay evening
Dr. " Appl~day spent Few days tire
Mr an5 Mrs, John Poison spent several
GAYS TIE past week in Seattle with rela-
tives and friends,
Mr. George Fuk arrived home frori a
two years absence IN the Klon3ike coun-
NJ. w. E. sehricks- and daughter. Miss
Tllae. spent few days in Seattle the past
week.
Mrs J f Nichols returned home the
latter part - las, week from an extended
vislr % Seattle
Mr.. ana Mrs Jane. Fox have taken
Up their residence on Third street
Mrs. John Pelson entertained az TEA s
large number OF LADY friends Tuesday
afternoon
Mrs r A Wells spen, a number Of
days N town with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Joan Peck
NJ u r Hail was In SEATTLE few days
me .ast week.
Mrs Csrri- Grunk-arz. OF Seattle. is
s-srding d lew weeks with her daughter
Mrs Fl : Conner
Mr. William Alverso1- Mr.. George Neal.
Mr. Andrew Serigh. and Mr.. Israel Car
r inter- returned home he fore par. of he
week from Ruby creek, whore thev have
been during the past summer
Mr., ard Mrs. Fl. Ct1ilherg and son left
Friday evening to pend a number O. days
with friends and relatives IN Seattle.
Mr. ana Mrs A J Morrow and TWO
sons are spending a number II days in
Seattle and Portland
One OF the pleasant social functions II
the season was the progressive whist
party given at the spacious Conner home
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nsis. Miss Underwood NJ Irvtug Hsslig.
ar. a .. Fritchard and Mr. r o TsyIor
Nere the guests of Mr. Jess Merrill oc-
laying Two large boxes al the Tacoma
..1eater Tuesday night After the p}ay
per.
. sirs Emerson. formerly MIS-. Lille
TTsetsfas"n or 81 Paul and Miss Maud
asG.of are III Tacoma from S. Pau on
sn2r. Visit with Miss Taylor's sister
Mrs. Walter Cakes
Ag and Mrs. Ralph l. Metcsls gave
al ihfprrnaI Al home 10 number Of he
yontser society p.opls TUESDAY night 20
meet M CTersfrset. OF the Adams
NJ. J r. Fouikss. the popular ,.nn,.
champion, was In Tacoma for a few day.
THIS week from Victoria
Mr. ". ". Seymour. Of New York 8
former Iacoman. is Visiting Ar and Mrs
Frederick Watson.
Miss Georgia Wrestling. Of Seattle has
oesn tne guest OF Aiss Jessie Seymour
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il Blanchard re-.
turned from the East Tuesday
Mrs. s. NJ. Jackson gave an Informal
AFTERNOON AT home on Wednesday. enter
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALTA, Nov Mr. Harry Els
bury is al home from Seattle. where h.
mas beer attending school. He returned
On account Of illness
Mr. J. y. Nils and faJniIy removed back
10 iais city from BQcoda-
The marriage Of Miss Laura Ellis. for
merry Of this city and Dr. William Parker.
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and elected he following officers: P-est-
dent. Rev E. H E>1;ier. vice president
Rev. = c. Gn.ie secretary, Rev. MosAeil;
treasurer. Rev Dickson. The next ses-
ssoa viii be held IN he Presbyterian
erlrch rets cir N.Y. hAr Z
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Coa;!E-s3 o. PAGE sevs@sssa-
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
Campmeeting.

The first campmeeting ever held
by the Beechurst Avenue A. M. T..
church, (colorcd) will begin on Sat
urday, July goth and continue until
Sunday, August 9th. This meeting
will be conducted according to the
old style campmeeting and all who
enjoy a ten days stay in the woods
should not fail to attend. Able di-
vines will conduct meetings each
evening at sunset. The singing will
be special feature.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12

BLACKSMITH, Jaly l0.--Mrs. Sarah
Cahindish of Sutton is visiting her par
ents, Rev. G II. Williams.
Mrs. J. b. Neighbors, OF West Side,
Morgantown, is the guest OF her brother
q. III. Howard.
Mrs. Amanda South and daughter
Bette Of Hackney Station Pa, is visit
her daughter Mrs. r. s. Lansx.
Mrs Lizzie Mercer and son, wife Of
Rev. Mercer who were on the Blacks
vile Nj. f. Circuit few years ago; but
now Of the Illinois Conference, ac-
companied by son of her brother Or.
Lee Worley of Washington G. II. Ohio
is the lguests OF mo. /. Morley, their
father.
Miss Anna whitlatch, of Brooks Pa,
was recently calling on relatives here
Wilson Bissett OF near Deep Valley
Pa. was the guest of L. L. Thomas last
week
James n. Strosnide, Nj. D. started
this morning to North Vernon, Indian
ma. TO practice medicine.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
McNutt Wins At Warrington.

McNutt of Statlers Run who was
in the race here short time ago won
the principal event at Warrington on
the Fourth. The prize was fine
diamond. The Index states that the
time was twenty minutes in the mile
over strange road. AS this would
be at the rate Of three miles an hour
the pace must have been something
awful. However it is likely that the
pace the reporter made was the cause
of the statement appearing as it did.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
Bar Vacation.

The vacation of the members of
the local bar began to-day and it
will last for one month. During this
time they will religiously refrain
from doing any work and the town
and county will take rest. The
members will enjoy themselves in
various ways. Few of them will
remain in town but they will take
excursions to the different sections
of the state. They all expect to
have very large time.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
David Harum Says

''There's as much human nature ia
some folks as tn is in Others if not
more"
David Harum Says:---
"Ev'ry boss en- do thing better n
spryer if he's ben broke to it as a
colt"
David Harum Says:---
"a reasonable amount of fleas Is
good for dog-they keep him FIN
broodin' on bein' dog"
David Harum Says:---
"Do unto the other Teller the way
he'd like to do unto you-an' do il
fust.
David Harum Mas $3.50, Now $1.2t
The book of the day. Get a copy at
The Acme Book Store,
Dering Building on Walnut ST.,
II. L. SwIsHER, Prop'r.
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Died.

ARMsTRoNe-Jared Morgan Arm
strong was born In Highland County,
Virginia, June 10th 1914 and died at
his home on French Creek, West
Virginia, June 20, 1899. Through
out his long life Of three quarters of a
century, Mr.. Armstrong was model
citizen, man of stricteSt integrity
and large influence, true to his friends
devoted to his home and jealous in
his work as christian. Rarely does
any community lose man so univer-
sally loved and respected. L. E. R.
Deceased was Prof r. A. Arm
strong's father. The latter had been
at his bed side for several weeks pre-
vious to his death.
DAvIs-Mrs. Priscilla Davis, wife
of E. b Davis, well known locomo-
tive engineer on the road between
Fairmont and Pittsburg, died at her
home in Fairmont at late hour on
Thursday night, July 9th, aged As
years. Her disease was infammatos
ry rheumatism which finally reached
her heart. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and
their only daughter resided here
some years ago where they were well
and favorably known. Mrs. Davis
maiden name was Holland. She was
brought up at Cameron. Her par
ents and all near relatives are dead.
The funeral took place on Saturday
at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian
church in Fairmont and the inter
ment at Woodlawn cemetery. Her
husband and one daughter, Miss
Edna survive her. Their friends
here deeply sympathize with them
in their afiiiction.
ANpERsoN-David I. B. Anderson
prominent and we'll known citizen
of this county died at his home on
the Flats on Sunday evening, July
9th, 1899, aged 70 years, 10 months
and Is days. Mr.. Anderson had
been i'll for more than year from
consumption and gradually failed
from the beginning. Deceased was
a native OF Allegheny county, Mary
land, but came to Morgantown in
1852 and has resided here continu
ouslv ever since. He was always an
industrious, frugal man, careful in
business and honorable in his trans.
actions and had amassed a very
comfortable fortune. In 1860 he
was married to Martha Coil, a sister
of Miss SADIE Coil and Mrs. F. A.
| Hennen of this place. Three sons
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Married.

SNIDER-STATLER-Married at the
Peabody Hotel, July 4th, by Rev.
S. V. Lecch, Simon M. Snider and
Miss Rebecca G. Statler, Of this
county.
BEAR FRIELAND - Married, on
July 4th, by Rev. S. V. Leech, Dan
iel B. Bear, of Somerset, Pa, and
Miss Mary Frieland, of West Vir-
ginia.
AsHBURN--SNTDER-M Married at the
NJ. E. parsonage, July Sd, by Rev
S. v. Leech, James B. Ashburn and
Miss Nettie Snider, of this county.
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Sunnyside Notes.

SUNNYsIDE, July 10.-Orville Wa
tiers has been somewhat i'll for several
days.
Rev. McNemar and family, of Mt
Morris, have been the guests of friends
on this side since Saturday.
Misses Maud Gilmore and Daisy
John will leave tomorrow for Rich
mond Va. to attend the Baptist Con.
vention.
Misses Ruth and Edith Bailey have
returned from visit to friends in
Warrington.
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THE camping season and the sea-
son for summer boarders mas not start
ed off right some way this year and
both classes are conspicuous by their
scarcity. A crowd Of uniontowu
young people are on the river between
here and Point Marion and this is as
far as can be learned the only camp on
the river.
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SeYereIy Kicked.

Charles Martin, the blacksmith al
Laurel Point, is recovering from a
severe kicking that he received on
ON Thursday while shoeing horse
at that place. The animal kicked
him twice and it was feared at first
that he was seriously injured but
the indications are now that he will
soon be over the affects of the acct
dent
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Kissing Bug Proves to be The Inven.
tion Of Number Of News Paper
Men.

ton Of Number OF News Paper
Men.
The kissing Bug about which so
much rot has been published in the
papers in the last few weeks has been
found to be rank fake. There was
never such a thing and the numerous
papers that have printed descriptions
OF the bug with accounts of people
who have been bitten owe their read
ers an apology.
The fake was started 10 Washing
ton by the news paper correspondents
there to while away the tedium OF the
summer months and from there II
spread all over the country. They did
not intend to have it 60 out of the
city but other places began to report
the attacks and the terrible sufferings
Incident to them and the people who
had started the hoax we're lost in
amazement.
The bug was supposed TO fly by
night and to sting any one on whom
lit alighted. The victims counte-
nance which was the usual point OF
attack swelled to ten times its origin
al size and great pain accompanied
the attack. A number Of nearby
towns have reported its presence and
they are now busy trying to square
themselves for being such colossal
liars.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
THE PROPER SPIRIT.
Hon. p. ]. Crogan Of Kingwood, On
Chadwick Day.

hon. L. ). Cr0gan OF klhgWOOO, On
Chadwick Day.
The following letter was received
to-day from the Hon. p. ]. Crogan of
Kingwood
DEAR SIR:-I am willing to assist
in any way can in doing honor to
Captain Chadwick. Let the w. ".
q. cadets, the State Militia and all the
marching clubs and societies in the
State assemble and be reviewed by the
guest of honor and other distinguish
ed visitors, have patriotic addresses
and grand banquet. No doubt all
of this could be done on a broader
and grander scale than ever before in
the state. Morgantown and the COM
mittee named with the assistance of
local committees in every county in
the state are equal to this. A pyro-
technic display at night on grand
scale could also be feature. l mere
ly suggest and ] am yours to COM
mand.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
THE UNIVERSITY.
Enrolment Goes Over Two Hundred
Notes and Comments.

The enrolment at the University
for the Summer quarter has reached
206, and several new students are
coming in every day. Everybody re-
marks upon the high character and
attractive appearance Of the students.
Nearly all Of them are young men and
young women OF mature years-Some
of them being of middle age.
The elocution recital by Mr.. Smith.
announced for tonight, has been post
poned.
Tomorrow night in the Gymnasium
reception will be given by the Uni
yersity Y. M. G. A. Everybody is in
yited. There will be good music and
refreshments free.
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Rebekah Excursion.

The Rebekah excursion on the
Doth will leave the wharf at eight
o'clock in the morning and will re-
turn at seasonable hour in the
evening. Refreshments will be
served on the boat and all who go
are assured that the very best time
possible will be enjoyed
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
EXAMINER ELECTED.
Presidents Of the boards of Education
Select Two Examiners For the
County.

The Presidents of the Boards OF
Education of the several districts of
the county met at the Court House on
Wednesday afternoon to elect two
members of the board of examiners
for the county. This was rendered
necessary by the retirement of Super
intendent Waters and because there
had been vacancy existing in the
board.
They elected L. j. Piles Of Clay dis
trict and r. Fl. Brown of Clinton for
the terms Of one and two years respec-
lively. The other member of the
board is Stephen Mason the Superin-
tendent. He was member of the
board last year with Waters.
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WORK FINISHED.
United States Geological Survey Has
Placed Gauges in Cheat and This
River.

E. G. Paul the engineer connected
with the United States Geological sur
yey who has been placing guages in
this river and Cheat has left for
Washington. The guages will be I'M
der the oversight of Prof. r. L. Nor
ris. They viii be used to measure the
flow of the two rivers
The one in Cheat is at Ices Ferry
and the other one is at lock number
nine. The latter will be brought to
number ten when this lock is COM
pleted. A cable is swung over Cheat
and the current is measured from this
by means OF peculiar guage.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
A NEW CATALOGUE
For the Wheeling Fair for the Present
Year.

We acknowledge the receipt of a
copy of the catalogue of the Great
West Virginia Exposition and State
Fair, to be held at the city of Wheel
ing, on September 4, 5, 6, and s
The catalogue shows careful prep
aration, and the lists of prizes for all
products, farm, stock, household,
mechanics, and including the races,
are full, large and complete
The grounds have been enlarged
and the tracks for the races widen
ed. Preparations for the care of
stock and all exhibitions have been
made with view to accommodating
and making all things as convenient
for exhibitors as it is possible to do.
Send for catalogue to George.
Hook, secretary, Wheeling.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12

Wishing to devote nay time and at
tention to watch and CLOCK repairing,
l have disposed OF my bicycle sundries
and will not work on bicycles.
C. II. HALL.
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Two more postofiices in Washing
ton county have been discontinued on
account of the rural free delivery.
These are Cross Creek and South Bur
gettstown, the postmasters being @.
G. Cummins and John Fry respect
lively.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
CARNEY MARRIED.
Ceremony Performed on Thursday at
Pittsburg-Home at M0rgant0wn
after July Goth.


The following has been received
at this office:
Mr.. Emerson Carney
Miss Jessie +. Smith,
Married
Thursday, June twenty-ninth, eighteen
hundred and ninety nine Pittsburg, Pa,
AT home
After July twentieth,
Morgantown, w. Va.
The many friends of the young
man in question extend their hearth.
est congratulations and bid him and
his wife welcome to the town. We
hope that they will find it as pleas
ant and profitable a place to live as
they at present anticipate finding
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12
The Lawyers Suspend.

We, the undersigned members of
the Monongalia County Bar, hereby
agree to suspend business and take
a vacation for one month beginning
July 10th, and ending August 10th,
1899.
Moreland d Glasscock C. B. Ollie
o. A. Campbell sc. Sturgiss
Cox & Baker l.. V. Keck
Lazzelle q Stewart W. j. White
r. L. Berkshire r. +. L. Allen
Chas. A. Goodwin Thos. r. Ollie
r. M. G. Brown.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12

Stay Down Town
and
Roast.

Its not good business. But 1t is
good business to buy in North Nor
gantown while lots are cheap and
terms are easy.
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KErN appetite and perfect ssiRes.
tl0n arc nlWays Insured BY usln9 A..
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hErokIs now az manu- !, from oile az
baat mi,, sn atfa ua' , raductin
If ahont 40 GOO acres compared with
last year. There is a reduction of
per cent in North Dakota, of 5 II
Minnesota, s In Iowa, 3 in Wisconsin
in Nebraska and in Oregon. Th,
average condition of winter wheat il
67.3 as compared with 90.S at thu
corresponding date last year. Thu
total acreage of oats is slightly les
than last year, while that of barley il
81 per cent greater than last year.
nyr of tho stronoast characters
80 uatrra +ha nemsnanar mon moot,
~ oI n"s Ill ~ =. r.. t,...a1s = ~
aimos. ua.ly = n,s 'laseis, = w :
man VINO Ininhs sna' ncwsPapc
should pitch INTO somepouy ali tn'
time. lie would make the newspa
pers sort Of smut mill Tor some
1 anaDInI0na
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mild way. You all may be sure tina
though my absence has been long it has
not stalled my love for my native hills
nor my memory for my old friends.
A MAN who orders his paper "re-
fused at the postofiice when be
owes years subscription, is Meth
er good citizen nor an honest man
we care not who he is or where h,
halls from He may get along fairly
we'll in this life, at the same time
knowing that he has defrauded the
printer, but there will come time
when, standing before the bar in The
great hereafter Saint Peter will
stamp him refused" and peremp
torily order him below.
In the Flat Run extension, ii
Monongalia county, W. Va, thu
South Penn Oil company has drill
ed in it's No. on the Denney Ten
nant farm. The we'll made 80 bar
rels the first 10 hours, No. Z on thu
same farm, the farthest we'll in ad
vance of developments in the north
east extension of Flat run, has beer
drilled in and made 10 barrels tn,
| first "a hours from the Big Injul
sand. This is a new departure TO
that territory. The oil was no
expected till the Gorden had beef
reached.
i Gov. ATKINSON. Of w. Va, one 0
the orators on the occasion OF the col
lege dedication accompanied by his &C
complished and estimable wife wer
guests of the Downey House while Ii
town and departed for their capita
home on Thursday morning last
They expressed themselves as highl
pleased with our beautiful town an
our magnificent college and parks
together with their cordial treatmen
from the college committee and tn
, people generally and remarked tina
they would visit our place sometim
I In the early future for recreation an
pleasure. The Gov. made agrand an
eloquent address at the college dedica
tIon replete with eloquence, Iearnin
and practical thought which was high
lily appreciated by the large audienc
present and many were the compll
ments extended 70 him on the occa
slons - eyneoburg pemocfat,