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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
NEGRO WITH PICK
KILLS WHITE MAN
VICTIM WAS kENTuckiAN ON
SPREE WHO SHOT AT
SLAYER.
CRUSHED HIS SKULL
Negro CAUGHT After Lively Hunt By
Entire Police Force--His story
Not Confirmed By Other
Witnesses.

negro named Louis James kille
white man named Patrick Dough
erty about 3 O'Clock last night a
Seventeenth street and Commercial
avenue, by striking him on the hea,
with a pick. Dougherty fell wher,
ne was struck and died there. Hi
skull was crushed by the blow, this
sharp point Of the pick burying itsel
| in his BRAIN
/ AS nearly as the police gould learn
Dougherty came over from Kentucky
where. ne has been farm hand, and
got on a spree. He went to Webster's
saloon, at Twelfth and Commercial,
and left SAT there to be taken care OF.
He borrowed pistol from Webster
and went down town. IN half an
hour he returned coming along the
middle Of the street
The presumption is that he was
looking for Websters place. but pass.
ed IT. Near Sixteenth and CONNER
eial he came upon the negro James
who says Dougherty demanded TO
know what street II was. When
James told him. nougherty replied,
ycIs'rc a La drew his
pistol and fired at him. James ran
up Commercial and as he passed
street. a negro named
Oliver Hun. Waterman at the new
there called to him, whats
the matter, shorty Dougherty was
running after him and James picked
up stone and threw 1t. The stone
missed Dougherty and struck Hull on
he head. James then ran around the
olock and came back to where Hull
vas 70 apologize 70 him. While he
vas thus engaged Dougherty, who |
lad gene mp to Eighteenth street re-
nrned and as he neared the negroes |
lanes asserts he again attempted to |
raw his; pistol. James thereupon |
.fabbeii up the pick and struck him
n tho head.
Huh, who was with James at the I
ime and saw 1t all. does not tell
lear story concerning the affair,
either does another negro who was
resent, named Cooper
After the killing James ran up
own and there was lively hunt for
lin BY the police force OF the CITY,
headed BIZ Chief Egan and Sergeant
DWELL. Droves OF short" negroes
we're run ia from all parts OF the
itt during the next hour; but james
Fas not amonE them He was al
rsted about 10 O'Clock by Sergeant |
Dwell at 2713 Commercial avenue.
which was his boarding house He
ad Just got there when the sergeant
cached tho hoass
James is employed at the Singer
liant He has been arrested but once
cforcs when he was fined for carry I
81 ? pistol Ii
The dead man is said to have been &
1 Cairo number o. times. always s
omine here for spree. He is from |
ufialo, n. y and is said to have I
'ell todo relatives there. including a !
rotaes who is an enginee. His re- q
islns were taken to Mrs Felth's es- .
lblishmcnt end Coroner MeManus .
iV hold N inquest today
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
YOUNG OLD MAN
MADE 4 RECORD
BOUGHT PIECE OF GROUND FOR
$500 NOW YIELDS $4,000 A.
YEAR - HELPED ORGANIZE
ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Portland Ore, Aug. 10.-Thcrt
Handed in Portland fifty eight years
ago foot sore and weary printer
boy looking for job, He came from
FittsbYe, Pa, before that city be
gan to turn out millionaires like
tsausages No one would have pick
Cd him for a winner but that he is
today the biggest success financially
| IN the Pacific Northwest is univer-
sally admitted
This printer boy Is now better
known as Henry L. PittocA. chief
owner OF the Oregonian. which help
ell TO organize the Associated Press.
aud one OF the big timber barons Of
tho Pacific Northwest
In addition to running his news
paper. just fifty-one years ago today
young Pittock got together $500 ami
bought block OF ground II was
way out in the woods aud covered
with timber Portland was the home
of the Oregon penitcntiary then AMI
he made contract with the stats
government tc have the convicts
clear his ground Tor 500, making the
fetal cost 800 He carried this prop
cry for four years without getting
any return from it. and then he mar
ried and built little cottage on one
c0rner; as he prospered he built a
larger house. but an exceedingly mod
est one. and he is Just moving from
that today to give place for a modern
sky .scrapc.
This block. which cost a total Of
s40O has been leased for 80 years
The ground rent for the first ten
ears viii be $50, BOO year. and each
fiYe years this will be increased 1ol
lel cent until frcm January LIST 1897
10 December 3lst. pos. the annual
mt OF the block will be Sl03,5Gs and
IN this free OF taxes CT any other
vpons'
NJ. Pittoek built the first skv-
,erapor ia this part of the United
states. He Is one OF these young old
men who participate IN all public al
.airs. Like many another success
hi man he is proud Of the fact that
he has never been out of debt for a
single moment OF his entire life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
LOCAL OPERATOR QUITS
Refused 20 20 H." Message Received
From Non-union Operator at
ST. Louis = Closed Office
Last Night.

". H. DeShara. operator at IN.
local Postal Telegraph company's Of
fee refused to 20. k a messae.
sent BY a non union operator workins
in 81 Louis and after giving tn,
wire test which was not answcred
BY the sending operator. left his KEY
and being in charge Of the Office lock
ed the doors and left the premises a;
10 c'elocE last night.
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81. Joseph,s Church,

Corner OF Cross and Walnut
streets. Father James Gillen. pastor,
Services will he held al st. Joseph's
Roman aCthoic church today as fol
lows: First mass and sermon. a.
m. High mass and sermon. 10 a, m.
Sunday school, 3 p. IN. Vespers and
henediction, p. IN.
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Cairo Baptist.

Corner OF Tenth AID Poplar STREETS
Parsonage adjoining. Pastor. Rev
8. C. Ohrnm. Sunday school, 9.fa
4 M. Morning service. II a. N. Even
ing service 500 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 500 b. m. y X; p q.
meeting Sunday $50 p. m.
Rev. G. RI Frank Of Ewing college
will supply the pulpit at this church
today Morning subject Kinds or
Christians Evening subject, The
Place OF the Christians
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chrIstIan Church.

Meets at Stafford Hall o. u. Maple
pastor. Residence 40 Douglas street
Sunday school, 9:45 4. M, Dr. A. u
freeman, superintendent; Al, CON
munion and preaching
The usual services will be held al
this church today
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JURY HAD HOT TRIP
Visited Ground Sought to Re Obtain
ed For Right-ofWsy BY Cairo
& Thebes.

The jury ia the case OF the Cairo &
Thebes railroad vs. Roche went yes
ter'lay TO view the Roche farm. They
started at a. N. arriving at the farm
n D. H.. driving slowly because of
the intense heat They returned at
> ?. M. Argument in the case will be
heard Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES

Sunday school $50 4. m. Preach
ing service. III a. m. Junior Ep-
worth league. 900 p. m, 500 b, m,
Senior league. Preaching service,
S.l5 D. M Wednesday evening prayer
meeting 500 p. IN. Friday evening
cottage prayer meeting 1850 p. N.
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preshxterlan Church.

Corner of Eighteenth street and
Washington avenue. Manse adjoin
ing. Pastor. Rev. A. s. Buchanan
school 10 a. m. Evening service 800
b. M. Christian Endeavor 100 p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday 500 p M
Junior Christian Endeavor Sunday
$3.50 b. m.
Rev r.. b. Lille, Of Olney viii preach
this morning and this evening at this
church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
GIassworkers, Rlin..ness.

Most people employed In the vene-
tan glass industry begin to lose their
sight when they are between 40 and
90 years of age, and often In short
time become blind. This blindness is
caused by the excessive heat and
glare from the furnaces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
London's Charm. .

One of Londor's most cngrossing
charms is that it is an epitome of the
whole world--the cosmos In little.
Whatever one may he in search of
or whatever one may wish to have
definite information about. he can find
1t. II he will in London.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Corner OF Eighth and Walnut
streets. Parsonage rear Of church on
Eighth street. Pastor, Rev w. T.
Morris. Morning services II a. m.
Sunday school s:45 a. m. Evening
service 500 D. m. Epworth Leagne
meeting at $50 p- m. Prayer meeting
"wednesday. $500 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
Increase Of insane Rri,on.

About so years ago one out of every
bSe Of the population of Great Britain
was insane; now the proportion IA
one out of 2s5. the Increase being
most marked in the last few Years
London Good Health Magaz,aa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Douglas street between Washington
and Walnut streets. Pastor Rev.
Charles H. Armstrong. Sunday school
10 a. m. Morning service II o'clock.
Evening service. 500 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 500 p. m Chris
tian Endeavor service 6.45 p. m.
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church Of the Redeemer.

Corner of Sixth and Washington.
Residence adjoining.
Ven. A. III. WI Anderson. rector
Holy Communion 1880 a. m; Sunday
school. $3.50 a. nj; sermon and morn
ing prayer II a. m; evensong AMI
sermon, 500 p m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Corner of Ninth street and Wash
ington avenue Father James Dow
ney, pastor. First mass and sermon,
8 a. m. High mass and communion
10 a. m. Sunday school 2 p. m. YES
pers and benediction 3 p. IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
sILvERBRooK
BY Eva Gormley.
Original.
by Eva Gormley.


'You can never be anything In
this small village" How these
words resounded in Dorothea's ears.
| That morning her music teacher had
complimented her on piece OF mu-
sic which she had composed herself;
| he also offered her a brilliant open
ing at the Music Academy In great
distant city Dorothea had conclud-
cd TO accept the offer, after some
meditation After the professors
departure. however, he half regrett-
cd her reply. for she loved the dear,
little native Village, with its kindly
inhabitants and pretty scenery. That
was not all she must leave behind.
for there was the patient invalid mo
ther, two brothers and Ralph, the
playmate of her earlier days. That
wave OF Inconsistencies already en-
quilted her, but she hastily put these
sad thoughts away, replacing them
by ones OF more brilliant tone.
She imagined herself in the great
academy, playing her latest compo-
position in music before an enthus-
iastic audience; she heard the APP
plauses, the encores-certainly this |
step that she was about TO take |
offered a more inviting future than |
did the quiet. quaint, hid-away town
or Sflverbrook So Dorothea really |
started the following week. The
mother and brothers had felt 10th to
part for even a year from the favor
lte OF the farmhouse, to say nothing
Of Ralph who tried In vain to dis
'uade her from 1t but fame and ann
1ition always cause separations.
The academy was dazzling with
lights and was crowded with an ex-
'eetant throng of music lovers. They
we're all anxious to see the new
musician who was to appear that
light their wish was soon fulfilled,
or that person. none other than
)orothea Oliver, lightly stepped on
ne stage, seated herself at the piano
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
CANARY aantlst Church.

Corner Of Sixteenth and Poplar
streets. Rev. L. d. Bass, d. d.. pas
tor. Morning preaching, II a. M
Evening preaching 500 p. m. Young
Peoples meeting. 6:20 p. m. Sunday
school, s.45 a. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday 800 D. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
Wonderful

oh, mamma" exclaimed little Bees
sic, = started to make my doll bon
net and It came out an apron"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Results Is what the advertiser wants
and that L What he gets when he
places his advertising IN the Bul
-sh
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Yoa nay a little more for classified
adyerus.nz IN the Bulletin than
Other Cairo papers but you get the
-.szitn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
Costly Daily DAMAGE.

Surface cars on Manhattan island
do daily damage to persons and prom
erty in the average sum of S2,750.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
just ESCAPED.

The world is full of people whose
friends think they ESCAPED being
geniuses by the breadth OF hair"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
power Of human Voice.

The human voice will carry three
miles through 20-foot speaking tube
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

which greatly facilitates the count
md lnsuses accuracy in results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Corner Thirty-seyenth and Elm
streets. Pastor, Rev. J.. 7. Tracey,
Services at this church are as follows,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

Friends Of the Bulletin are request
Il 70 send or teIephons itsmr 70 tia
~ftez
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
NO CHANGE IN
P A 10 CONTEST
so FAR AS RELATIVE POSITIONS
IN TtE RACE COST. PAT
Rlck's CHURCH STILL
AHEAD.

The votes &c date in the piano
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A Nern ..osl concrrn

Paperslincopornlng the Laudstrser
Coal and Coke Company were died az
Charleston, and il was announced
that f, ). Landstreet, woulI he III
president. Ihe capital Is placed al
S600, 900, and among the incorpera.
tots are +. IL. Fuller.
Meanwhile the Allegheny Coal Co.,
OF Which Mr.. La ndstreet is president,
and which is controlled by the Land
street Coal and Coke Company, will
begin the development of the 6,00O-acre
Tract OF coal lanos in Harrison county,
which is owned by it. A modern coal
plant viii be ere led ana a short rail-
road butt TO connect il with the Is. &
y. j. W. GalUrealn, formerly lr .ncl-
pal assistant engineer of thg ". NJ.
r1lIfodu, ahd iater cJnsu ling enginet r
OF The HafbOr board, viii be Inc engi-
neer Of the Allegheny Coal Compal Y.
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? No Substitute.

-
Mr. and Mrs. b. f. Oden, whose
marriages appear in this issue, are here
visiting friends.
The regular annual meeting of the
Virginia Synod OF the Presbyterian
church will be held in Charleston. w.
Va beginning on Oct. "A.
a IN Fst enjoyable soclable WAS given
by the Epworth League of Trinity NJ.
Il. charch south on Tuesday evening
at the'church
Messr". J. H. and George Hayslett.
VINO gave been in the creamery bust
ness.at Bunker Hill have moved to H.
inols 10 engage in the business there.
MIR. John Burns was called sudden
~ 10 Butler, Pa, on Tuesday, by the
illness Of his daughter, Mrs. Howard
Muller. He was accompanied by Mr..
M. >. Miller, father of Mr.. Howard
Miller.
There was rig freight wreck on The
Il " .. at Back Creek bridge Oh Tues-
evening but fortunately no one was
hurt. The tracks were blocked for
some hours and passenger trains were
run around over the Cherry Run short
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach T. Fleming have
Issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Minnie d. to Mr..
laience NeilI Hay slett, near Leetown.
The wedding viii take l..&ce az
"springdale," the brides home, near
Leetown, Thursday, October "a, at S
p m.
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Mooreield, w. Va, Oct. 8, 1907.
Mr.. Herbert L. Alexander,
Insurance Agency,
Marti0shure w Va
Martinsburg w. Va.

Dear Sir
1 am glad to inform you that the
Aetna Insurance Co., the Norwich
Union Insurance Society, the German
American Insurance Co., of New York,
and the Providence Washington In
surance Company, with whom you in
sured my property, have satisfactorily
adjusted and settled the insurance on
my Hotel Stable, horses, and other
property, destroyed by fire on the 2lst
ofSeptember. | thank you, and through
you the aforesaid panies, for their
prompt, equitable and fair business
dealing in the adjustment of my losses;
and for the liberal construction they
gave to the provisions and conditions
OF their policies.
Truly yours,
II. S. Carr.
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Richmond, Oct. 6.-ReLorts from
Lyhchodrs say ina p.ck poci els a.
tenuing lAe tair tncte succ eeded in
cleaning Up about $1,000 from the 25,-
0UO people VINO were Oh manu-.
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MoBRERLY.

Miss Mary c. Moboerly, daughter of
Mr.. Elder NJ obberly, North High stree
and Mr.. Leslie r. Stein, of Cumber
land, were married Monday EVENING"
at O'Clock at the Lutheran parsonage
by Rev. ChaIles 5. Trump. The cere-
mYny was witnessed by few friends
Of the contracting parties, Mr.. Stein is
native off lederick county, Md.
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patton.

Fittsburg capitalists have bought
more than 10000 acres of land in Fred
arick, Hampshire and Morgan cot H.
les. The LAND is said to contain an
thracite coal. and preparations are now
being made to open the fields. Much OF
the timber has been sold. A right of way
has been obtained for railroad from the
vicinity of Berkeley Springs to Shock
eysville. Fire lerick county TO follow
the course Of Back creek.
The *. Of P. lodge of Williamsport,
has employed j. W w oltz, Waynes-
boro, TO make the plans for the new
Pythian Hail to be erected in that
place. The building will be three sto-
ries and 40 by so feet in size with an
opera hall on the second floor and
lodge rooms on the third.
The first floor Will be occupied on
one side by the bank just organized
and the other side will be occupied as
drug store,
Acting for the Executrix, Miss Mary
Y. K. Beall, State Senator Campbell
has sold "Walnut Grove" the home
farm OF the late William Beall. The
purchaser is Mr.. Jacob Dutterer, who,
with this addition to his present hold
ings, is now easily the largest individ-
ual land owner in Jefferson County.
The Beall place c.ntains $40 acres,
and is regarded as one of the most fer
tile farms in the Shenandoah Valley.
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but a few Come and ee for your
self-you'll run no risk, as we never
permit customer to take a gar
ment unless it is satisfactory in
every detail. 1t always gives us
pleasure to show the new styles and
fabrics.
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Deafness 1anDot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
ana that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an lnfamed
condition OF the mucous lining of the
hustachion tube. When this tube is
lnflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when il is
entirely closec Deafness is the result
and unless The inilarnmation taken
out and this tube restored to it's nor
NAL condition, hearing viii be destroy
ed forever; nine cases out Of ten are
CEASED by Catarrh, which Is nothing
but an infiamed condition of The mu.
cous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred dollars
for amy case of Deafness caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send or circulars free.
FL, Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patton. me.
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3. STERN & SON
Exclusive Custom Tailors
NE& YORK

whom re represent here. Well al
so shoW you a tremendous and
magnificent assortment of new
weaVes in worsteds and woolsns for
Suits, Overcoats and TrouSers-such
as you II not find equalled elsewhere.
III Is worth knowing that the clio
thes We measure you for will be made
in the highest class manner in New
o. k City-the home of fashion by
the most expert journey-man tai lors
in the world, and at prices much
lower than you would pay any
other first-class tailor for the same
quallIy garments. This is possible
because b. Stern x Son buy thous-
ands OF yards OF each fabric pattern
where the small custom -tailors buv
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N. W asOliG'o ION ~
stock nd farming implements at
ii. beme between Green Spring
and Romney'
yn. ,, saterday-D. w. snydef as
attorney will sell the Chas d. Smith
land located at Marlowe. Sale will
take Mace in front Of the county
court house.
rov Satrrday.-F. G. Foreman 'ad-
ministrator c. t. a. Of Peter Fore
man deceased, will sell the Fore
man home farm at the front door
ofthe court house in MartinshArg.
Miss Rose Cunningham is visiting
|hends at Norfolk.
Miss Maud Gatrell is on visit to
Baltimore this week.
Attorney Cleveland M. Seibert is in
New York this week on business
Me- A. Miller is in attendance at
|ne Episcopal General Convention
Mrs. w. W. Hill, had q fall last week
and seriously injured her arm.
Miss May Csskey spent Thursdsy
h Hsgerstowh attending the Fair.
See Gray Silyar Buyer for the Pc
icmac Packing co., about yout fat
hogs
IO44ts
Dr. and Mrs c. II. Mock are visit
b. .5:two weeks in Pittsburg
lheIe lave been a great many peo-
FsOng to the Hagelstown Fair from
|As'inSburg this week.
ta Ernest Dalwick, of Brunswick
|sdr speat several days in this city
k week.
Miss Anna Wilson, of Gerardstowu,
| Aast week for the jamestown tx
POSITION.
NJ Scott G. Ramer, of Warren
|a Va, is here ON aMisit to his mother
|rdsster.
Misses Carrie and Nellie Hess are
1sIlAg tn cir brother Frank in Balti-
pore this week.
NJ and Mr. II. C. Vanmetre, of
is county area visiting the James
En Exposition tn is week.
Skidoo" Liquid Corn Remover Is
y Sold by CIV. Tabler and A.M.Gil
I 927t0ts.
VII Charles Shipe, of near Darkes-
has been i'll but we are glad TO
gSable to be out again.
MS TO. Tim berlake, of Washing
spent several days IN this city
ID friends.
VI chas J. Thomas, ia i'll with ty-
"u lever, at the home of his son in
AeStown.
~ and Mrs. J. II. Matthaei spent
4u'y IN this city with friends and
atyes.
,s Bessie Bryarly, trained nurse
SW York, is visiting her parents
hVOod.
Ut Weather has been most beanti
suriag the past two weeks enabling
'"'uefs TO get their fall " ork done.
an Calvin Bremen and children
lave been on an extended visit to
"Oufs have returned home.
~ Florence Curtis returned on
from a pleasant visit to the
S'oWn Exposition.
Md Mrs.James HamilI returned
way from pleasant visit to the
'SIown Exposition.
y Minnie | Whitacre, of near
~us hook, Hampshire county,
M "' visiting Mrs. Samuel Harris
''hes Albertus,of Washington
=" uere on a visit TO his sisters
ny last. '' -
'nu Mrs. Summers Burkhart
lave been visiting their relatives
returned 10 their home in
'ohn J. Cornwell, Of Romney,
N, @"'Adance at Federal count on
iasl as foreman of the Grand
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ALTON of good timothy ay, oa,e,
and also load of dry wood, saw ed.
Y Bo5e r.
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Atr. George Alvin Legg, son of Mr..
4. G, Legg, aud Miss Lula Belle Peery
daughter Of Mr.. \. NJ. reerv, both OF
The Bunker Hill vicinity came to town
on Tuesday and were quietly married
in he presence Of a few friends al
the Presby te ri&n manse by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. f. NJ. Woods. The wedding
took place ear y III the evening af,er
which the hapry couple returned to
Bunker H!ll wAere reception wss
given in their Honor at the houc Of the
brides parents.
The young couple have great many
friends who wish them long, happy
and prosperous life.
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ASK YouR DE Err
MARRIAs ES
ASHTON EVEBtfART.

Mr.. John Ashton sand Miss Maize
Evernart, Of near Shanghai, will be
married on next Thursday evening at
Jones Spring,
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