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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14
GENERAL MENTION
A Little Bit About Unionism. Hare And
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A Little Bit About Unionism. Hare And
Other Places
Union made shoes at Rogers x Per;
lins.
C. l.. U. benefit, July 19-Oliver
theatre.
A vote for Brown is a vote to COM
pei recognition of the labor vote.
Remember the Central Labor Union
benefit at the Oliver next Wednesday
evening.
Central Labor Union benefit Wed.
ncsday evening, July 10, at the Oil
yer theatre.
The Wageworker's phone is Bell
1875. If you know any labor news, ring
the phone and tell the man. ~
The Typographical Union has in
creased the bond of its financial sec
rotary, owing to the increased funds
on hand.
; Washburn-C Crosby -four is still un.
flair. If you can not secure any other
brand of flour, eat cornbread. Eat
more cornbread, anyhow as
> A vote for Brown is vote to make
the managers of the old political
. parties sit up and take notice of the
. Tabor vote.
The Gas company has little sad,
vertisement on page 2. II you are not
, already using gas, read the advertise
MT mt and get wise.
Fifteen columns of solid nonpareil
in one legal notice-that is the "phat'
take secured by the Star as result OF
the operation of the new scavenger
tax law.
John Cody, a member of the Team
sters' Union, who sustained a broken
ankle recently, is improving rapidly
and expects to be at work In the very
near future. WI
The socialists have been denied the
privilege of holding street meetings
on Sunday. To be consistent the Red
Ribbon club and the Salvation Army
should be called of. (.u
The Lincoln teamsters are feeling
good over present work conditions
and the outlook for the remainder OF
the summer season. All teamsters
are busy at the standard wage scale
The Cigarmakers are still hustlipe
for their label, and are doing some
excellent advertising. II all union.
lists. pushed the label like the Cigar.
makers there would be something
doing worth while. .t IN
There are few firms In the city
that are decidedly unfair to the Team.
sters' Union, and Business Agent Ken
needy has agreed to furnish a list OF
them, as well as a list of the fair
firms, for an early issue of The Wage
worker.
Unions whose delegates fail to at
tend the, Central Labor Union meet
ings should get busy and select dele
gates who will attend to business. 1t
is time the central body be made an
effective force in the union work
of. the city.
Two weeks ago The Wageworker
ANNOUNCED that l. J. oopehharve bad
established the.s Labor. Gazette At
South Omaha. Owing forth
there are numerous
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14
THE PRINTERS
A Few News Notes From chapeIs in
News and Job Rooms

The Star secured the scavenger tax
notice, which is a nice little take
that will cover about fifteen pages of
solid nonpareil. AS result the Star
machines have been going day and
night, and the regulars have been call
ing for help.
Phil Summerlad, for many years
bookkeeper at the Western Newspa-
per Union, has resigned and is now
doing the act for local transfer COM
pany.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Turner will not return to
Lincoln.
Ollie Nickel is hitting the keys at
the Journal.
Local job shops are figuring on the
new city directory. This is the job
that the Typographical Union queered
until its projectors came to the scratch
and offered to have it done in Lincoln.
1t seems that all the rat" printeries
are getting together, and they are
Western Newspaper Union. The ro-
dents will find gang Of almighty
good union men holding forth in the
up. G." shop and maybe the aforesaid
rodents will learn something by the
force of the example.
The Typographical Union is going
to make another campaign for the
label, and unless the Allied Trades
Council gets busy something is going
to drop. The union is also interested
id injecting some ginger into the Cen
trail Labor Union.
Fred Ihringer has a scheme. He
wants the local union to build a home
Of it's own, and like the infant in the
soap ad. "He won't be happy till he
gets It," A lot of his fellow craftsmen
would be happier.
What is Philadelphia doing?"
what is Chicago doing?" There are
questions that the printers are ask
ing every day. These two cities are
backgrounds, and the Typothete is
going to make a gallant stand.
The last issue of the. Typographical
Journal was a warm number. Editor
Brentwood can ginger up when he
wants to-and he evidently wants to.
1t is rumored that President Green
ley is preparing set of rules that
will make Reeds Rules and "Rob
erts' Rules of Order" look like has
beens.
The enforcement of the rule to fine
all committees that fail to perform
the duties for which they were ap-
pointed gives evidence of having the
intended effect.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14


cept one-there was mistake in the
initials. 1t is William J. Copenharve
who is running the Gazette, and max
ing. good job. of it. In making the
correction Mr. l. J. Copenharve COM
pliments The Wageworker by saying
Il have never read a labor paper that
was deuce high to The Wageworker."
Do not content yourself with look
clerk show it to you before you will
even think of buying. That's the
way to push the label.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Maupin enter
tanned the members of the Fulton
Stock company after the evening per-
Torrance one night last week. A
Dutch lunch" was served and a
pleasant hour spent in exchanging
stories and road "reminiscences"
The committee from the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers having
in charge the matter of arranging for
a grand rally in Lincoln during the lat.
ter part of August, is hustling at a
lively rate, and the rally is going
to be worth going miles to see. Grand
Chief Stone will be present without
fail.
For two years the Eve don't pa
tronize list" of the American Fedora
ZIONIST has been carrying the name of
the Terre Haute Gazette. The Gazette,
which thought it could do business
and ignore the Typographical Union.
went out of business more than year
ago. The Federationist should get
wise.
The Fulton Stock company is doing
a splendid business at the Oliver,
which fact is gratifying to the com
pany's host of friends and admirers.
No better repertory company has ever
appeared in Lincoln, and its attrac-
lions excel many offered by more pre-
tentious companies charging the reg
ular house prices.
r. l.. Null has withdrawn from the
nsm Of Null & Mccoy, leaving Mr..
Mccoy in charge Of the business. I'm
ion men and women are asked to no.
TIE the change Of advertisement else
where in this issue. Mr.. Mccoy car
ries union shoes exclusively, and be-
Ing himself d thorough union man is
entitled to and should have the pa
tronagc of unionists.
II Hermann e. Sunbeam has been
elected financial secretary of the Bar
tenders Union, vice Mark WILDER,
resigned by reason of engaging in
business for himself Mr.. WILDER
served the union faithfully and well
and turned over the books in excel
lent shape The union is fortunate
in prevailing upon Mr.. Sunbeam to
accept the responsible position.
II you do not insist upon the label
in your clothing you are "scabbing'
on your fellow unionists. In fact, you
are worse thfn "scabbing" when you
neglect to demand the label.
The FRAT" Los Angeles Times has
put in an0 evertising machine and is
now set( all ads by machinery.
Twelve "rat' ad men are now walking
ne streets. with nowhere to go for
pine established for them
IS Of independent" labor,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14
SELECTED HUMoR

''How are you and Miss Rockesleigh
getting along?"
I'm hopelessly in doubt just now
When I called on her last night she
insisted on bringing out the chatting
dish, and I don't know whether to
construe it as an act of friendliness
or to conclude that she wanted to
put me down and out. Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
Green-Jones was run over by a
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14
BE DECENT

Don't Beat Fellow Unionist by Buy
ing "scab Goods
Any union man who knowingly pur-
chases a prison made broom places a
weapon in his wife's hands which she
should use on his head as a reminder
that the purchaser had done likewise
to his brother when he bought the
broom San Antonio Weekly Dis
patch.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14

and nothing saved up for out-of-work
benefits. Sometimes it takes a good
while for chickens to come home to
roost, but they get there if they live.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-14

trolley car yesterday. They say he
cannot recover. r.
Brown-Who said he couldn't re-
cover, his doctor or his lawyer?-Chi-
cago Daily News.
Nell-Yes, the play is quite success
full. My friend. Miss Padden, made
considerable money out of it.
Belle-Did she write it?
Nell-Goodness! No. She's a dress
maker and she made all the gowns
for the leading lady.-Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
co jest zycie?

Pcd}ug ostatniego rozbioru, mkt
e vie lecz my wiemy, be jest pod
acis}em prawem. Nadusyd to prawo
ohooiasby cokolwiek, wynika Dol.
Nieregularne &yoie znsczy wprowa-
dsanie y nielsd organa, : oxego-
vynika xatwsrdzenie, boil gtowy
albo dolegliwosci watroby> Dr.;
kinpa New Life pills usuwaj to
predko.< So {agodnesa jednak 6os-
kona}e Tylko $50 v apiece n, !.
Kowalewskiego. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
THJEM

6~J NJ w 49, - :.
a moi kamerdyner wybucha
ciagle gioSnym' 6miechem.
| Rzadzca: spojrza{ ma mnie
z ~zdziwieniem. ,
- Vice adwokat ME objas-
nil pana wzgledem tego? "a
pyta}.
- Wzgledem czego?
- Wzgledem tutejszych
ludzi sluzebnych. Naleza1o to
do warunk6w SPREE
dazy. Bardzo to nies}usznle
z jego strony. Teraz natural
ME juz "a p6zno. Trzeba ci
wiedziec }askawy panic, re
wszyscy ci ludzie So ob1aka-
|ni.
Nieboszczyk hrapia mia}
dziwaczne lubownictwo zgro-
madzania oko}o siebie wary
at6w; studyowa} ich oE}aka-
MIA i leczy} ich z prawdzi-
vie zadziwiajacem powodze=
MEM. Przez madre, cierpll-
we i %przemyslne obohodzenie
sic z mimi ~przywi6d} ich do
tego, ze wszyscy stall sic
ludzmi uzytecznymi.
Woznica ma przyk}ad tax
by1 opanowany urojeniem o
swej zbrodni, re try razy
chcia} sobie odebrac zycie.
Hrabia d~oprowadzi} go do re
sic .zupe}nie uspokoi1 i tylko
jeszcze, place ma zbrcdnia,
kt6rej ME popefni1. ":.
- Vice to ME jest prawda,
re zamordowa1 swego bra
ia? . a
-. C1y ~powiada} juz panu
O tenn?
- TAX jest.
Me prawda ,jak zywo,
nigdy ME mia} brata. Odz-
wierny by} tax zupe1nym l.
dyota, re navel sam jesc ME
umia}; przez system leczenia
hrabiego stall sic teraz bardzo
uzytecznym cz}owiekiem.
Strzelec by} szalonym, spro-
wadzono 20 tutaj okutego W
kajdany DO gryz} kazdego,
kto sic don zblizy} i szala}
s%traszliwie; zwolna przywi6dl
go hrabia do tego, 20 stall sic
pos}usznym ma ,kazde jego
skinienie, a teraz pozosta}a
mu tylko ia zarozumia}a du-
ma, kt6ra sic odznacza kazdy
ob}akany. Pomimo tego jest
pos}usznym i wype}nia 6ciSle
swe %obowiazki. Kamerdynera
sprowadzono tutaj jake ME
uleczalnego waryata, kt6ry
ciagle smiai sic i hatasowa}
przewra} kozi6}ki, a teraz jest
wcale dobrym cz}owiekiem,
pomimo ciag}ego g}upiego
6miechu. i
--- - 1
Zreszta to lubownictwo
hrabiego by}o bardzo stosow-
nom ola wielkiego pana "a
jeciem filantropicznem, kt6-
remu rzadko kto chcialby siel
%po6wiecic; ola tego adwokat
blad wielki pope}ni}, ze pana
ME uwiadomi} o tenn, zw}asz.
cza 70 hrabia postawi} W to.
stamencie warunek, ably ci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
(Ciag dalszy).

was uoAoAy/'
z wielka zrecznoscia po-
m6gl mi Ludwik do przebra-
mia sic z podr6znego ubioru
by} wog6le nader pos}usznym
i unizonym ale ia kazdem
mojem lub> swojem s}owem
wybucha} gwa&townym smie-
chem. No, to bedzie weso}e'
tn zycie. y
Kaza}em mu zaprowadzic
sic do rzadzcy i odes}em go
n%apowr6t. "
Rzadzca m6g} mice oko}o
lat czterdziestu i by} nader
dystyngowanej powierzchnos-
ci, mia1 czarny was i take
bakobrody, colo wypuk]e i
oczy ciemne, wzrostu by} wy
sokiego. z wytwornych ru-
chow podobny by} do szefa
jakiego biura ministeralnego,
niz do rzadzcy jednej w}os-
eli.
Dowiedziawszy sic, re jes-
tenn nowym dziedzicem, po-
winszowa} mi, dodajac, re
znajde wie6 moja W kwitna-
Gym stanie.
Zmar}y hrabia byl mako
.mitym agronomem i zapro-
wadza1 wszelkie ulepszenia
ma jake tylko nowoczespy
system gospodarstwa sic zdo-
bywa; m6wi1 mi o plugacb
Howarda, O m}ockarniach
Klaytona O sile czterech wo-
low O drenowaniu lax ira
vie espartero; O ankielskich
swiniach, O baranach ram
bouletach, o krowach bez
rog6w kt6re daja ma jeden
dzie6 d6j dwadzie6cia THROW
mleka, o nawodniauiu lax, O
gipsowaniu pol i O wielu in
nych podobnych rzeczach, O
kt6rych dawno 'marzy}em.
Wszystko to vice jest juz
ma mojej posiad}o6ci zapro::
wadzonem i bonnie sic roz-
villa.
,W}6darze i robotnicy So juz
z tenn obeznani.
Nam vice r~zeczywi5cie po-
w6d do wielkiego zadowole-
MIA zamojej akwi7ycyi. Wszy-
stko to bylo cd dawna mym
idea}em.
w tel rado6ci chcia}em "a
palic cygaro. H.,
Gdy pan Malcer, tax sic
nazywa} rzadzca, to zobaczyl
prosi} mnie bardzo 'uprzej:
mie, abym W. jego obecno6ci
ME pali}.
Schowa}em natychmiast
moja cygarniczke do kiesze-
nj. Zapewne 10 by} nieborak
cierpiacym ma piersi i ola
togo ME m6gl znie6c dymu.
Poczeka}em, az 'wr6ce do
moich pokoi
Wszystko mi sic tn podo'
ba - rzek}em do pana rza:
DIZZY -stylko mnie zastana-
wiaja dziwactwa tutejszej
sluzby, c,;zyby tego tutejsze
powietrze lub tutejsza woda
by}y przyczyna? Kazdy z mich
ma iaka Odrebna W}aSciwOSc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

cd zamieszkania " tym zam-
ku, ale 2 reszta poWiedziaf
mi tylko, 70 maja Y tel wsi
.pozostac do 6mierci: rzadzca
forszpan, kamerdyner, stree.
lee, odzwierny j jaka6 oslo
|rocona ~dziewczyna. All, 2raw-
|da, gdziez jest ia dziewczy-
ma? moze ia p~rzynajmniej ME
Jest ob}akana?
- I ia jest niestety ME
spe}na rozumu. Zreszta jest
to bardzo {agodna, .godna IL
toSci osoba, 2 ia ME bedziesz
lmial pan sposobnosci spoty-
kama sic, DO ona mieszka
wtym zakatku, zamku, kt6ry
ma osobne ,%wyjscie, a jesli
tylko jej 6piew ME bedzie
panu przeszkadza}, to zresz-
to ME bedziesz pan miaf z
MIA zadnego ambarasu.
Wielki Boze! Vice
mieszkam z pieciu waryata-
mi W jednym domu!
TAX, niestety, 1askawy
panic! .
- Posze pana o papier !
atrament, napisze n~atychmiast
do adwokata i zgromie 60
przynajmniej re o tenn wszy-
stkiem zamilcza} przedem-
ma. "
- Otto jest wszystko co
sobie pan zyczycz, przyniose
zaraz lampe, DO juz sic zcie-
mnia.
Usiad}em do pisania. Przy-
niesiona Tampa zadziwi1a
mnie, DO bY}a Gala poobwi-
Jana W cienki drut mosiezny,
nakszta1t Dave'go lamp
bezpiecze6stwa. Pc co
u licha, tn siec z drutu, jak
gdybySmy sic W kopalniach
wegli z%najdowali? Cry ten
drut ma klosz zastepowac?
Jednak ME medytowa1em mad
tenn dlugo ale pisa}em do
adwokata, W tonic dose ME-
grzecznym, re obowiazkiem
lego by}o, uprzedzic mnie,
ze jeszcze by}bym oburzony
O to, gdybym ME zastai tn
przynajmniej TAX madrego j
wykszta}conego c%z@owieka,
jakim jest pan rzadzca NAL
Ger. Temu mole tylko Jaw.
dzieczac pan adwokat, re sic
zgadzam z mojem policemen
i ME chce zrzucac sic q
kontraktu. Potem z}ozy}em-
list.
- Prosze pana oswiece
i lax - rzek}em.
Rzadzca zazgrzytna} zeba'
mi.
- Czy }askawy pan ME
wola}by6 zalepit listu op}at-
klein?
- ME, prosze o lax.
Oplatek trzyma le-
piej. =.
- Ale ia ME lube piecze-
towac MIN.
Sam ME wien, ola czego
bylem juz zniecierpliwio.
ny.
r -%--".1 l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

- -
Jezei jeste6cie cherry na.
jakabadz chorobe, q ME
mozecie znalesc pomo
cy, to nadziei ME trat
Gle, ale udajcie sic do
Wiel.
=
''9RllpT1.~
Okropny boil krzyza, boil g1owy,
; b6le we wszystkich czionkach
s ci9gniecie "a soba n6g, nerwo
wos8, oslabienie ogolne %zrujno~
wanie ca}ego organizmu.
Toronto, Ont. Can lgo Mr.. '05
Wiel. Czczigodny Newmanie:
; Zasylam- CT serdeczne nasze
; stare -polskie Bog zap}ac "a le~>
s karstwa kt6res Mi przYs}af i
5 kt6re, mnie by}o tax skutecznem
; re obdcnie jestem ca}kiem zdr6w.
Jeszcze raz Ci serdeczne "a
TIVE wielkie staranie i zdolnosG
5 W leczeniu mel choroby i zvczy4
bym ably kazdy Kodak uds} sic
; do Ciebie z iaka badz choroba
s a jestem pewien re kuracya twa
bedzie mu pomocn2.
z ca}ego serca zycze CT
zdrowia j diugiego zycia abys
by{ pomoca cierpiacej ludzkosci
wydzwigiwa} ich chorob tax
! lax les mnle do zdrowla calkiem
; prsywr6ci}.
) P~ozostaie, Zyczac CT wszel-
kiei pcmyslnoscii i nlechaj Gle
) Bog obdarzy dobrocja.
F Flejzar, S Edith Str
: Toronto, Ont. Canada.
Wyleczona upe}nie.
Nogl opuchniete, Bicie serca,
Kaszel bardzo przykry l s}abo6c.
Wiel. Newmarie: -
Me sadzi}am 2 poczatku
mel kuracYl re bede wstanie CT
przys1a6 list dziekujacy ale gdy
ostatuie lekarstwo skonczy1am
wtenczas przekona}am sic re je-
stem wyleczona z mel okropnej
cboroby kt5ra r6zni .lgi przy-
nies6. Nawyzdrowienia juz cal
KEN strac,fam.
"a te wyleczenle bede CT
wdzieczna p6ki Pan Boy mnie
ma TEN swiecie 7achowa. Wraz z
moja famllia sk}adam CT serdecz>
ne dzieki i zyczac d}ugich lat, !
.Pozosta]e
PAM Salomea Rogalska,
Norwichtown, Conn. box IA
nlnll0~ Za1aczcje &c. INA
UAkmU ;e1ek pooztovy na
cy jak ia chorych lecze, ME cd.
vlekajc1e dnia ale piszcie dzisi' j
Reverend Newman,
I36IW, Lcte st.. Chicago, Ill
Nv zg}aszaniu sic wymiencie
gazette ,, Wiarus" !,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04

Hiram Porter, of Borden, was killed
Thursday morning of last week III New
York mine, near this place. He was
chine was drawing several mine cars
over a switch he arose to see whether
the cars had passed safely when his head
struck Il projection of the roof. The i'm.
pact knocked him from the motor ON the
track and over his prone body moved the
motor and two cars, crushing ont his
life.
The remains We're taken to Gchauf &
Mayors undertaking rooms, where fun.
eral services We're held Monday after
noon, Rev's w. F. Wagner and c. Boyd
Jones, of the NJ f. Church. officiating
Hiram was IA son of the late George
Porter. His mother-Mrs. Cathariue
Ort, resides at Allegany. \ sister Miss
Elizabeth, and seven brothers also sur.
vive-MeSsrs. Holmes, Levi and Blaine
Porter, of Portsmouth, o.; DAVIDSON
Porter, of Pittsburg, Pa, aud Harry
Allen and Charles Porter, of this
vicinity
Harry had boarded with the family OF
Elijah Skldmore ut Borden several years
He was a thrifty young man, and al
though only 26 years old, had amaSSed
Il comfortable amount of money He
was member of two OrderS-GOlder
Eigle and Junior Americans and of the
Miners Mutual Aid Society all of whom
Were largely represented III the funeral
parade.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
Il. Il.

The synopsis of Agreement" else
where printed, gives the original docu-
ment i'll smaller phrase and more read
able length.
The regular annual meeting of the
Frostburg Baseball Association was
held IN the parlor OF the s. Cloud
Hotel Wednesday evening and officers
We're elected to serve during the year 1905
rs follows:
PrsSid,Dt-T G.. Dillon
Vice PrSjdDt-W +. Kirby.
S,r,tary-Jamcs \. Taylor
Tr,1N"rcr-Henrv Fisher.
Uirctor>-W. r. Kirby. &. II Hamill.
Henry Fisher. j. A. Taylor, James Jackson.
Ohm Gunnett and 7. q. Dillon.
The management was ordered to 60
ahead aud purchase uniform suits. in
GLIDING coats, for the team.
These will be Yale grey in color with
black stockings cap and belt
Plans We're discussed for remodclng
and repairing the approach to the
grounds and ticket off e. and enough
was developed to assure the public that
everything possible will he done to make
tn" park comfortable and convenient.
The management is getting together
team up-to date in every department
and feels sure Frostburg will be there
with the dependable goods when the
umpire calls play ball Saturday, April
80, aud thcrcafter
Next week the JOURNAL will be able
to give the names of the team and their
several positions.
Arrangements are making to have the
pennant which Will fly ON the flag staff
over the grand stand here. put on ex-
hibition early next month.
y sentence omitted last week made
the purpose of publishing the following
table appear indefinite
1t was intended to show the names of
the Clubs and days they are due to play
i'll Frostburg.
As to dates ,Frostburg or other Clubs
will play elsewhere Is not now of special
INTEREST to Ernsthnru nnnnln.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
Thirty Years ago.

For the week corresponding with this
i'll 1873 the paragraphs below comprise
i'll part items of occurrence then new:
There was trouble in the County school
Board. Andrew Gender. commissioner re
signed William l'att was appointed to fill
the vacancy thus occaSiOucd. \ meeting
for reorganization January - was at
tempted but-no quorum Thcreupon Mr.
Piatt resigned.
Rev. H. \. SmcltI resigned office of State
Superintendent of the SUNDAY School Union.
but the Board of Managers declined to &C
Ccpt granting him instead leave of absence
for a sojourn III Europe.
4 son of Mr. - MORGAN was drowned at
Ocean. He WAS returning from school and
fell from bridge into Georges Creek, swol-
len by a recent thaW. Robert Mathcncy
saw the fall but before he could reach the
little fellow the latter had been carried un-
der the ice which stretched across the creek.
Capt. Nelson Bcall left for Il sojourn in
Florida Wednesday, February 3.
Tuesday, January 2G, 1870, Miss Emma
Hcintz, of this place, was married to Mr.
William Refs, of Homecoming, by Rev. Y. f.
SChmitt.
At Oakdale Washington county Pa,
Tuesday, January -, 1870, Miss Kate Hardy,
of that place, was married to Mr.. Charles
II. Shuckhart, of Frostburg.