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THE HUNTINGTON ARGUS
V°L 1/ _HUXTIXGTOX, WEST VA., FKniU AKY H, 1878.' " nTsT*
*iev. H’lthird, President.
tf *t»rf Burr. Vice - President
It M H&mon. Cashier.
First National Bank
—or—
iKovrov 0:110
Capital $280,000 j Surplus $100,000
All kind* of Government Seeuritie* Ix.urht
and -old. II market price paid for Gold
and Gold Coupon*.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits
Draft. f.,r .ale ..n all pnrtsnf England. Ire
l.md, Gt-r many and France.
Collections made on an; point in the fnited
Mate, and Europe.
Alro.eK |*a..age Tickets to and from Eng
land, Ireland and tierman; at lowest rates.
t ». IMAMS PmUnit
w. W. JOHNSON', fp, /V.
A MAI HU. Cashitr
Second National Bank
-OK
IRONTON, OHIO.
nriTAL, *150,000. si rpli s, *t»,500.
Deposits received and collection- made an nil
iu tkc country.
Interest Allowed on Time
Deposits.
Draft, for sale on England. Ireland, Soot
Mini. France and Germany.
0i;2&u8 It. MATHER. Cashier.
klsrat r. uisson, L. r. siocktth,
Huntington. Harbour. % ille.
UIB.SOV A IUCKKTT*,
Attorneys at Law,
Will prattle, in the Count; of Cabell and ad
jnininx •'•‘Untie*.
* ollection* made nnd protnptlv returned.
J. Tl. I-A Y.\K,
VTTOHNKV AT law,
HI NTI.Vl.Toy, WENT VA.
Office on Third Avenue between Ninth mid
Ivnth streets. yin*
jr..
Attorney at Law,
Will practice in the court, of Cnbell aud ad
joining counties.
Ofietooer N. W Hainr*' Ciijar Sturt,
Third Arenue bet ilth and Itlth >U.
1 " WITH t. it. ki.ink.
Mnrrn ,v
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Cabell r. il, west va.,
ill practice regularly in the Circuit and
County Courts of Cabell. Lincoln, Wayne
Kanawha. I’utnam and Mason, and at.., in thJ
C' urt of Appeal, aud tutted State, District
4 >urt at Charleston.
•4l~ Prompt attention given to collection of
. . ..u...
J '* H. FERGUSON u ii UAMVKTJ
i l:lce. i son a imiUA,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HlttiTI VfiTOX, W V A
Offiee on Kighth street lief ween Sreoud and
Th.r I A venue. Al*u at Cabell C. II.
Ti ll.1.1 HI W V It I IN.
(Lata •>( Virginia.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
II UN IT NtiToN, \V VA
Offi-o en Third Avenue, between Ninth and
r.nthata. my22uty
w ith kti i.v Liiwiai
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iintTiNoTor, w. va.
on Nth street het. 21 and 3d At enues.
r. <. niiiF.it, s. i,fitch iicti.nt,
•" rkitn. Ilrnlnt >'nt. „f tlrnl.il Co/.
IHM. KIDLII A Ml Min
Demists,
y/nca hi nuniirk x /flock, A i f.,
llrKTINOli.il, W V*.
i»m. h. 'itimi’i
IU«p*. tfulljr off»r. hi. |.r.,f-.,i„nnl .jirvi.-r. »
,h" ' I'll' n< of IInn'inxi'T. and vl-lnit/ « ltk
"" *»p*rl»o*o "f T«KMr utk vii.aa 'n ih.
r/-"; '• "I uio.lifinr, be hop,■» 1„ ,u..rit, klr,
v>r public patr»nnge.
S//rrin( ,I/(ration tjir#n !u //«#*'•«, « 0f /Vew#|»a.
Office on Third A venae, Wi ween hwbandllth
•treet#, over flatii k llro.'v Drag Store, altf
hr. tiiohin \\ t:i «n
Iteapretfullv offer* hi* profeeafonal ■♦•rviee* tu
the eititen* of IIiintingt' ii and vicinity.
Speeial attention paid to dmenaer of the
Lnnrj, Tliro.il, Hrart nml Gnito I r.uan Orran».
‘»rtler on Third Avenue between Ninth and
Tenth afreet4. over !lti«*e! k Miller# tir. -, ry
alar*. *
J Mat* WAlt V b K j» •' tt b
» *M, a in mii.iov.
A' 17?<7 b'OMS A X/> I'll YSK /.I .V.S
at Wall A llutfinAt n > Itrug Sti.rc r..,
orr at Kighlh Mlrn t an.l Third Av,nat.
II| \ I IM.TtlN. WnT Vi,
7 ::r;7£'*n~rr"m 1 ,o ,b *• m
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
<;»•». Sent none, I'roprietT.
C ornrr Hrronil Av.nut and N.nlli aUffl,
IlrilTmt.TON Wrht Va.
SHERIDAN HOUSE,
WJf. NT. n.ilK, Proprietor.
Cor. Front awl lawrence Streets,
I RONTON, OHIO.
iThr JRmttiuflton ^tipis.
-—
WALLACE Sc GILBERT. Proprietor*
ww. r. Wallace, n imshik.
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Marriage and Death notice*/rec ; but com
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rpice.
Huntington Church Directory.
I* rcwby I op in ii. Services every Sabbath,
at College, at II o'clock. II a. in. and 7 p. n».,
by Rev.J. 1». McCliutork. Sunday rchool at
# a. in., in Pilgrim Hall.
< OIIICreKHtlotlltl —Rev. C. S. Walker.
Pastor. Service# at Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave
nue between Ninth and Tenth street# Preach
ing every Sunday at 10 a. in. and 7 p. in.: Pa#
tor’* Bible Cl a*# at 12m.: I nion Sunday School
at 2:30 p. in.: Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7 o’clock.
« liriMiain < litiri h. Preach ing every
Sabbath at 2'u .'clock p. in., in the new School
11 oU*e,corner 4th Avenue and 7th street.
I*reftb>t€»riun—• erviee# at Burdick'#
Hall every Sabbath fit II a. iu. anti 4 p. in.
l*rot4»*fniit k|»i*ro|>nl Rector. Hcv.
KJw \ alciitinu June*. >er\ice* at Trinity
Hull, 3d Avenue between 10th anti 11th street*,
every Sunday except the fircL. Sunday erhool
at 3 o'clock, p. m.
Hit |»t inf—Preaching every Sunday even
ing at 7 p. m . Sunday School at V a. m. Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
Melliotlial lipiacuiml Rev. .1. A.
Kibbc. Pa#tor. Preaching at Garrett .1 Gib
#•*»•'* llall. Third Avenue between Ninth and
’’Vuth #trert*. every Sunday evening at 7 o’cl’k
Sunday School meet# at 2.30 y, m.j Prayer
meeting every Thur*day night at 7 o'clock;
Clan# meeting every Sunday at 4 p. in.
TT1 I OIM.I . No.
sjgrlI'N X-L «» >• « «* l.» meet*
''^pT cv.ry Thursday evening >«t 7
o'clock. P. M.. m .lohn#tou’-s Hall
i corner o( Third Avenue and Tenth «t,
. ‘ . **. I. S1NSK!., N. G.
A. M . \V aBNr.it, See*y.
A I. A A, JI.—Huntington l...dge No &3
An. i. m. Fr«. and Aee.prod meet in
M i.nnlr llnll in the I’miral T.nnil ('ninpanv’a
Huilding, .... II,.. Ilr.t null Third Friday, of
each month, at 7 p. m.
J. E. MORROW, W. M.
Gao. R«.w: an|i. See'y.
I. O. (■. r. h,'iru<„r meeting etory
jgjg* -muidity evening, nl 7 o'.-lnclt. „• Pur
Cmvi ■'"! * llnll. Snrner i.f Third Av.iiuu
and Ninth M.
T. M. MAKSIIAl.L. W. C. T.
I.iin. Sam,,,hn. Rep. Sec’y.
Pk I .■ I . 1,' I I iv. I, , , r,. I ...
JOHS wool HtssEL. , u.A,.r
BANK Of HUNTINGTON,
III NTIMiTOV. VV. VA.
If.pn.it, reeeir.d and tolleetiuna and r.init.
lance# made on
All Points Throuyhont the
Country.
Far hang, pureha.ed, and note. ditv.niBttd
•t, appro..d erdlat.rai.
Inter..I allnw.d up Tim. I), pi,.it..
Regular bl.tuant day—..try Wedn.-day.
Third AT.ntir. I orlirr Itlh M.
•rptTlf
ni:A ItfJlA UTEHS
— roB-—
Boots and Shoes
or AM. HlVIlh.
.1 f*. <r. «r.»cilnll» I
M..- .-ilt/ma .f IIuntil.ft ,1,
•arr. iin.linf ronnlrr that I,,
;u,k *" •* •' ..• •
HooIh, Shorn ontl llotn.
^ ';r *h'*• "i”1 «i... h„n
• ell, at (ha p »*| m(fi,-*
"n»u,»«,
i r IntMn #,*,
HinRI.no> A BKTTk,
Prepriatora «.f (ha
IZEtOlSTTOHSJ- HOUSE,
Cor. Railroad and Proat-ata.,
MORTON. OHIO- ♦
Corrc«(M>ntJ«ace Huntington Argus.
iiki: it iKovro*.
Iron tun, O , Keb atli. 1873
A lout halt put on* o'clock this morn,
ing tire was discovered to lie issuing from
the store room occupied by Mr. Urunebcr".
Qiieeiirware dealer. In a lew nflnutes the
alarm was given, which brought a large
portion ol live citizens to the spot When
vour correspondent reached the scene ot
action, dense clouds of smoke were pouring
from dilTcreut parlo of the block, and as
there was no blaze, many were deceived an
to the exact locality ot the seal ol the tire
lor sonic time Ity the aid of the Holly
water works, and well disciplined hose
company, the lire was confined lo tile buil
ding in which it originated. Although in
the centre ofn block ol seven building*,
| but little damage was done by tire to the
others. Four streams of Water, two in
trout and two in the rear, was Moodily the
buildings: but for the water-works ber* the
| city would have sustained a loss of about
♦ low,DOW; bait a dozen tire engines would
not have prevailed agaitmt the Mantes. Wv
learn that the loss will amount as follows
Mr Oillin, owner of the home, $700 lo
♦1,000. J. A Hitman, hardware dealer
| damage by water, theft and breakage,
♦•J.Olki Win. tirumerberg loss by tire and
breakage about $1,000. lioddard \ With
row, damaged drvgoeds. about $1,000._
Some families livin; in the block will
loose $500 to $1,000.
William P. Bartram died here on Thurs
day Irum hemorrhage of the I towels. liu
mors of small pox prevailing in Washing
ton township come in ; there is one care
reporled in this city, which will receive
proper care and treatment Fayette town
ship disappointed our citizens hy her ac
lion rejecting the proposed river railway
Report current on the street the -lours,if
, office was sold to A. T. Dempsey & Co.
SANTo
^ • w
M tit HOI Mat'll. I.K IT KM a.
Ilr/mrlnl f„r Ik, A ryes.
Our people were much excited, uo Wedoss
day Inst, by u telegram t„ tire effect that the
long heralded train, will, tbe happy txeur.lon
irts. would pars BarboWllle, en route from
Hiehiuond to lluurington, during the evening
of that day. In a few hour, altar ward the
station wa. crowded nul.lds aud inside, with
<»gei sod t urious persons to ree I be sight an I
enjoy i|,e toil, in the meantime, --HI,,- gmii,
tlemen prepared a nice bucket of egg noggaud
wilirky toddy, t., whieb a barket large an I
fine,-T ..apples mid 1„„ of line , ,g,„
were added. A telrgrnui containing tlie ab.-te
luets, logelinr with an invitation to clop. was
•ent to tbo party on the approaching train.-.
II>C invitnli'.n As ..ih< Itmu
'•"I’P"’*. '* hi«lj ffnui «m present nrosi
on the u.t.|iiisl,r air in (,„n„r „f wh„
umlcr liie must trying diUieullies. laid tile la,t
rail of a great road, which connects the At.an
J tie senl onrd with tl,« prairies of the West.
Eranthing passed off pleasantly, ihe ejeur
(denials -earning lo feel perfectly eon tented —
They »uid it UjC tr.Ml lU-, l|14li U.#|J
uffered them ou the road.
Our old friend, Col. II M. Dungan. left f,.r
Richmond vu lust Tuesday evening, to take
' barge uf the masonry of the great Church
Hill tunnel, lie sold In* interest iu the drug
business to Dr. W. R. Alexander.
•Mr. li. H- Thaxtou, assistant in .Marshall
C ollege, returned bouia Irom Huntington, on
Friday oI iu*l week, quite sick.
1 wo uegrucs. arre-tej at Huntington for
gambling, and supposed to he connected wjih a
murder if! Virginia, were brought to Barbours
ville on Tuesday morning, and lodged in jail
for safe keeping.
Mr. Joel K. Salmon is ^uite sick with pnou
n»on.a. Dr«. Alexander. Wall and Mass are in
attendance.
Mr Win,,|in Merritt, an old settler u/Cabell,
died on last Tuesday morning.
Hr. C. D. M« *s h;««jn«t retired an inter -t
ing letter from Chnrle* O’Connor, candidate
for (’resident at the late election, in wbi<h he
• >ffer« him a position should tirant call him to
the Cabinet *
Ha'H, thunder and lightning was (be order
of the day on Tuesday Inst.
have a»*en the model of Wood n «•.
vnrsible (irate. and wan aural that it inr
excel* anything we haveever seen invent
e*l for convenience ami f lent illness The
tfrntt* i- held in its place by two pine pene
trnt tig sn iron fireplace Iront, and ia held
a'Athitmrv by the action of n ca«t steel
spring, which receives it at the poster.jr
edge |ty detaching the grate fr>tn this
aprtng, the ashes are d posited in the pun
fwlow 1 he rear wall in comprised of fire
»de. wliidi p,,sMr*n great power in rr*i«t ».g
the action of heat At the |<»p there ia n
dnioper *o arranged that the draft cat. be
regti.nted to suit the temperature of the
room Altogether it in the lo*st thing we
nave ever sect*. I he following certibutue
*1 t»ks in ite praiac
H. rsatniTTR, W. V Jan. 20, l(i<7.%
Mn. J. K. Wtmtt— fhnr Air I deem it my
duty, as well as a privilege, to say to you that
thi grata set by you ia my bouse, last Kail, m
tfuyaudotte, with your Kaealsior Fir* Tile, is
ail that you claim for it, and more too. |t has
already teen worth $Jj to me ia the saving at
fuel and in comfort.
I am respeeifu'ly yours,
if I. MM ITU, Sheriff Cabull Cq,
hiv»:k hews.
. H INTlnoton, February 14, 1873.
Ki»cr Rising rapidly, with thirty fret
<*»trr and floating less. The rise is mostly
Ironi Kanawha, judging from the amount
of oil on the water, there is a good portion
out of the Kiltie Kanawha; it roee here
more rapidly Wednesday night than it has
done tide season ; coming up eight or ten
•tet during the night.
The J. C. Crossly went to Gallipoli*
Tuesday night and reported the Mattie
Robert* coining down from Parkersburg
through the ice on Tuesday ; they said it
was not dosed entirely above, but onlv a
narrow channel open from Harfceraburvh
down I he .1 C Cross lev had one of the
largest trips ol the season trom above.
1'he Fannie Dugan and Chewpsakc are
out on tune, doing a lively ba»mnn.
1 lie f S. Mail boat Kanhioft, cam# out
and made .1 trip or two, but the ire being
aotieavy ehe did not eucoeed very well.
niic Kittie Hegler came up Irotn Cincin
nati at day light Thursday morning for
Kanawha river, where she will And plenty
ol water for all practical purposes.
The Telegraph went down from Ash
land Thursday morning, and will be up on
time Saturdax
i lie Fleetwood came uj> on Thurmlavg
bringing the first consignment ol height
or goods, through direct horn Cincinnati to
Kichmoml, lor way ol'Chesapeake and tl
rai.roa.l fins is the tiawning of a new
l era to the commercial world ; and era in
which nil men, from the Atlantic to the
great West, are interested. Freight that
is shipped Iroin Cincinnati will arrive m
Itichmond helore it could reach l’arkers
burgh by river. The Fleetwood had a
splendid trip out from the city, and will lie
tonn<i a*, our wharf regularly. Our old
friend Mnnck w ill he fonn I on the deck
again alter a long resting spell at lioinv.
1 he Atlantic Monthly tor Februarv sue*
tains (he reputation won by the high char
acter of its contributions. Hohcri lisle
, Owsn furnishes an interesting ''Chapter on
j lliogrsphy," in which are shown the ways
i of l^'t Scottish pe.iple at the commence
i meat of the present century. Farloo con
tinues his “Life of Jefferson," which must
engage the attention of all lovers of A
mericun history. For sale bv H. Jenkins,
Cost Office block.
The enterprising Clothing House of T
" Sprague A I'o, of Cincinnati, are doing
a profitable business in this part ol the
Stale. Unit man Thornton, who comes
around here so fashionably pul together
himself, and talking Sprague's clothing in
such*A*convincing nay that one cannot he
near him without feeling ashamed ol. his
shabby appearanoe 1|* is popular up at
* hurlrston, too, and has a peculiar fscultv
of reaching that place a month or so in
ndvanes ol prominent marriages, and sur
"eds pretty generally in roping the matri
monial victim into his wedding outfit. The
linn of Sprague .V C'.. is one of the largest
in Cincinnati,
Moses 1 horn burg ol Ihtrboursv ilje, our
efficient Clerk ol the Circuit Court, is in
charge of the records of the county. Mr
Thornburg has won a deservedly high rep
ulalion for ability ns an officer, and a host
of friends by Id* attentive and obliging
disposition.
Mr James Shirley, one of the Keprr
senlalives from Jefferson county, fiassed
through town, on the 3d just., on hi* wn\
home, having been ttueX|>fCtrdly called by
• be death of a brother.
•Scribner s Monthly tor February, come*
to us looking a* fresh anil rich as ever._
I he reader is treated to a collection of rare
and instructive contributions Among
them, the "Tehuantepec Canal," by A H.
Twombly, will strike the reader with pe-u
liar interest “A Court Hall at the I
Hague. "In ami Around llsngkok,''
>1.eaves, and others, will sustain the
reputation that .Scribner's has w.m. The I
illustrations cannot he excelled. For sale
at the Huntington New- If,,**, Uf.
lice Block.
Tlie enterprising lirmol Harper.1 W«bh
Have juat made a la,e« addition to rl.eir
no. k of firoceriee. and are looalng 'or an
ntl.rr "apply, wl.icf. are now on ,|lrir WHV
I Ire* liavt aa good an article ae cun be
... »"d are eelling ,t pricw
a- low ae tire lowed. For further inior
'“jll • fc* peel rally r.trr tin- reader to
iTe gentlemen in i|iie*tion. at (heir en.re in
Hurd.ck a block. I bird Avenue
I’artie* contemplating building raw
aulla or m nerd ol engine* and machin
rry of any kind, cannot do better Ilian
coneuit tbe buckeye Kngine t!«, w liner
advertiaeuient appear* m another column
line manufactory it oat of the oldrwt in
Ohio, end their engine* embrace Ik* lateet
mnroved pattern*
Messrs. A.T Dempsey & Co., stationer*
and printers of Ironton, have purchased
Mr lutwson * interest in the Journal—
i Success end a wide spread popularity ha
j followed this paper since it passed into Mr
t Lawson's hands. II* liae made the Journo '
I one of the heet local papers in the State._
We have long been in friendly relation*
with him and will miss him among onr
exchanges. We understand that he will
leave Ironton to follow his fortune in mo
ther locality. Our wishes lor prosperity
end happiness attend hi til.
The ItreckeaVidge Presbyterian Church
have just added 1120 new books to their
Sunday School Library, 30 new Bibles and
-4 Testaments, making, witb the uumbai
on hand, 3*35 volumes of new reasitag
! hooka; besides Bibles, 'Testament* and llHj
volume# for a Church Library for the »*e
of their congregation, thus providing read
mg matlvr Tor all.
Their Festival uelted them thesuug sum
of $135.
thk lvcbi n.
Ilia Huntington Lyceum met in Pit
prim Hall, Tuesday evening last at o
clock. Tlie President being absent tlie
( ' ice President occupied tlie cluur. Tlie
I minutes ot tlie last meeting were read and
i adopted. Mr Thurman Lewis was elect
ed to actunl membership of the Lyceum
tjurslion lor discussion was "should
capital punishment be abolished."
| 1 he debate was opened in the affirm*
live by Kev. C. 8 Walker, who stated as
ttie grounds of his argument, 1st. That it
should he abolished Iwcauwe tbs innocent
often suffered lid That man, it malier
j "Ot how great his crime, never entirely
sacrificed his olaiiue upon society. 3d Thur
it ha* an evil influence upon the morals ot
I the community at large, and lastly, that it
! laila to accomplish the purpose for which
it is intended, namely, the [irsvrntifiD of
I intirdrr
Dr. Moucure, lending disputant for the
I negative, replied to Mr. Walker, an in
stance where copilot punishment wa*
t abolished in Germany, for about two year-,
and bad to lia remslituted to consequent's
| of the increase of crime. The discussion
1 was very spirited, and was participate m
l*> “.c The weight of arpunimvt wm
1 decided to be tu favor of the negative
Dr Campbell was upp</jjiled essayist for
meeting three weeks hence.
1 he following is the order for literaev
eXficihM lor next I ueathty v^uutg, u» Pil
Urmi luill mi 74 o'clock;
Kssuy ou Matrimony, a" a theory a* I
Celibacy by experience by Mr. il O. James.
(or (iit<ciiM>iou;
“Was the reign ol lamia SufaJeOh jt
hiudrunce to the true interests ol France.
The Jebatnta as chosen are ns follow*
Affirmative —If teens, Ln> .,« am). War •
uer.
Negative. James, Motalleu.aud Cullen
Ladies and getitlemeu ay* rt vpeiiltuliy
invyiej to attend. .
J G. HLLSLIN, J'h.u
Otiio Okkn*. Sec y. ..
- w p fm. -.
A revival is in progress at Wayne C'oltH
House, and we are informed ihnt so gene
ral ha- been the uprising there are only
two in the town, and tiv* or *ix in the
neighborhood, who have not been converr
ed.
The I huranter wt the ( ouniry
versed by Ikr I liesapeulv* asvl Ohla
11m 11 roMdi
Il i- an easy thing to talk rHi]roaJ and
tesee glo'*'iug accounts given in news^a
|»rs of the profit* tlmt flow into their trea
sury. hu'l when the time comes to biijl/l
one there are difficulties to encounter thytl
are not thought of at first. Person* who
l‘v,d" cities and are not familiar with tU
building oi road-, do not fully appreciate
‘he great work of tunneling mountain*,
filling up deep gorges .mil bridging ob
structing rivers The completion of u.w
Chesapeake and t'hiu railroad is a triumph
over obstacles like these. They in*
vl.own in tlie* following correspondency f,
the Ifirhtnoml /loiof-f;
In coiicliinion ol thi* ► ketch of the *na ,
,-erring it may not |,e nrtinlereeimg In men .
lion tin* tiHineanf the tunnel*. (heir lefigtr
ill-., commencing from Ihrhmonii > < bur, h
Will 11,ini' I, (.1,011 lent; lirrenww.k .>.'»«i •
Brookiville, Met. Ml,I,- Hock, 100 Mm
Ifl'lire f Milllmro', 1,311ft (ion r, ■.
J*'iO Moon • .'.Will I'olem*,,'* 4O0,.fnhn*
■on * 2ID M • i * I Innnel. Tut. .Xnrrnt’*. 41*1
l.nUr * *0*1 Kelly ■ liilU, Lrmi'i 4 (MM,
Alleghany. I'll IVniie Mulphiir. ’.If* >
WI,lie If k, -BUI; He, mill Creek t lie.
I)»H. « l.lun (treat Bend, f. 4fK> J,K»i^
Be,ni, , in Stretcher* Nenk, k.iMW H..b» .
No.,. ■Jf.il, Bine Hole. C(l(), nml gj_
:i«i I,.ml K V/J lent, or mti mii»»*f*(
Atom one*tli 1 rd *
A 01 f fieie* hare been raeaa.peg
on th* bill juel above mwn lor nearly tv«
wrek» they arc driving a thrlflr (red* ,a
lor lane-telling.— G, a/.on SnAntl
Have they told yon «(m yea might
look lor the advent of Ike f'uyiiaf’