The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 23, 1897, Page 3

C. EUBANKS, HOMQORATHIST Mayor D. A. Yeiser has WRITTEN AT RANDOM, the conclusion, since he has seen father for advice and condolence. It was then that a happy idea seesed to | strike the boy and he said “Pll tell you what I'll do, dad! Tonight when you come home we'll reaches the work done by the street roller, that] Tonight when, JM one ie ais, itis a most valuable machine. He is} ot De In bed in our | nigh A. L, HARPER, so confident of this that he has even] YU wake us up and we'll get out on committed himself to several councilmen as being vastly with the quickness and comp! of the ponderous roller's wor confident the city ought to hi one long ago. by a reporter yesterday he m similar statement, and signif willingness to go on record as ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 120 S, Fourth, Room No. 2. wil in all the courts of the state Pollect{ on of ¢laims promply attended vo. _ L. WHEELER, ND SIGN PAINTER, When asked about it the floor and fight it out with bare ot the lenaatt to take the pleased leteness k, and ave had kouckles, the winner ball.” Mr. Kolley agreed. Both boys are athletic, and have been given a thor- ough course in the ‘manly art’? by their father, Will, the younger one, is the quicker of the two, however, and it appears that his elder brother pale a fied his having OM xO, said the roller was a good thing. is afraid = of him, = When Het rina | There are several tensons for this,,®wakened he declined ~— to * pwpvoan, ky|One is that the Mayor is a good fight, but said he would do 80 judge of machinery and another is}the next morning, The next morn- done by good machinery. atireEffinger & Co that he is agood judge of good work He drive ing be was still afraid, and the father acted as refree and gave the ball to the younger boy, because he won the about a great deal, and has had am-| ie Younger bop ple opportunities to test the condi-| “ght by default, & j.__Undertakers and embaimers, — [tion of streets repaired by means of ¥,9 Telephone 126 the roller. ‘The Mayor, in commend- A good joke bas just leaked out on Renae hs 130 § Third | the rolle y good joke bas j pagemdl | ing the action of the council in pur-] Mayor Yeiser. It has been kept re- = - —| chasing the roller, displays far more] ligiously in the dark until today, than candor and consiste DiLped 1805, Incorporated 188 in matters the council and its work. concerning of attention w around him, and soon dropped off to |sleep. “The one commendable thing ee, ealtot. ; ae "| Sut hie teams Gab his Sauna oo e went immediately to Mr. Kol- Hous Fronts, wl Machinery Soesith a haan ne auiet an coy |4Y> and said: ‘Will, for God's : | | eds *Isnke keep this quiet! I wouldn't And Tobacco Screws,| Brass Coming back to the city after the} ave the newspapers get hold of it and Iron Fittings. Cadtings esate however, Gea aw eaiitan ot mee ip Ml Kinds, II, different matter with hi Packed “All righ Mr. Mayor,’ was the Papvean, = 9+ Kentvexy, |i witl ers was im-|TePly. *'And, by the way, don’t you Peherilptod evinced | Heed a few cigars? i i Scclaabaie’ % : ‘Yes, I guess I do,”’ returned the disturbed by the journey home-| Mayor, “you'd better send around B) ware hverybely felt. surry| Bout 600 with the bill.” And it was bien dnd are tn for him ause he did look so tired | 2°%¢" told on bim until today, ome 2 1.2 8/ Seventh St ee bat ‘do’t t EXCURSIONS. Résidgdtce “Sixth, he nu c ey wo! ae t My , 3 ppreciated some of the things saic Hloure Koto 0 8. my 1:90 103) rout her, had she heard them, Bat | Via Hlinois Central Railroad Dur- rr | 5 4))) thc y ster dispelled all {the ing May, Jume and July. sympa of the crowd] | The Illinois Central Railroad Com- WwW, H NELSON :: q y e eyes ny will gel round trip tickets tu rais in| points amd on dates named below: Pagsic jan and Surgeon. t w \ ease fiville, Tenn., Tennessee Cen- Noon suo Wa nose f teuoial and International Exposition, { ‘ | daily until October 80th, $3.85 ;good Since the for seven days to return, this colo ‘ Minneapolis, Minn., B, P. O. Elks, ind of Faduos ty | fully Sd and 4th, $20.91, good re- Brinton B. Davis,’ Ee suokel. custrod to plays o Itaraing until July A0tb, ‘with ar the Casino stock company, jus , |rangements for extension until July AROHITHOT | heveity sud so gravity her own whi, | 99th ; jhundreds of people have bad tl M kee, Wis., National Edu- Office Am,-German Nat. Bank. | oi riosity Land enge " iation, July 3d, 4th to find out they aly’ nd 5th 1 returning until July . H But this has been kept a 1 t rangements for exten- When in Metropolis es irded ageret, and she will remain sion until August 31st, 615.98, Stop at tha the day for appear-] Chattanooga, Tenn., B. Y. P. U. { And that day tito 15th, good returning H { Jeoming. The management of Casino} until July 31st, one fare. tate Hotel inti. eine it, We Yer Ge Ae, Augut and will in due nd 22d, rate to be announced ~ Gor. 4th and Ferry Sts. $1.00 ( ie now all about . Harrodsburg, Ky., Sunday School 3 Union, June 21st and 22nd, one fare, \ L A lady admirer of Actor Harry | good returning until June 26th. | ere er ep he For further information 19 regard lourteen years burtured a tender spolltg any of the above, apply to ticket ST. LOUIS,— {i be he ‘ Ss 7 ry Asdp on, the] vronts 1. C. R. Re, or aeen ragedy erday s¢ i ee .¥ + Rates, $2,00 Per Day.| |him, handsomely framed, a ph G. PA, Chicago, Il, $1.00. graph of actress io Atheni W. A. Kentonp, tod PerDay. [an cost now adorns his re a ~Eeulaville, Ky Goop Rooms. Goop Meats. | lressin to . MeCarta, . Goop Sxx vice. . A. , St. Lonis, Mo. When you riale-et, Louis *top ay A few days since we met a pron / Donovén, ST. JAMES HOTEL _ pent lawyer of Modlisonvilic on the A., Paducah, Ky. Tuoanway axp Waixvr, | streets and found ve Was in any — Birect cars direct to Howl j tia zg but a good hum says the} Bx-Confederate Veterans Reunion | Matlivonville Hustler We in at Nashvill uired as to what had distarbed bi The Ex-Confederate Reunion at e arrang to bay | will leave Paducah 9:80 a, m., Mon- oa worse pistol that would |day, Jane 21st via N., C. & St. St. Physician as. about the size of a hen| frFailway in a special coach exclus- a 1 that he been in-| ively for use of delegates at this re- Surgeon tilted aud in the eve as repeat: | union, arriving at Nashville 6 p. m. g ¥ ed he intended to do some killing. | Persons desiring to accompany this Ofte HOUT op. te | He claimed that a party will kindly call on ore |dude, with a brair Mr. W. G. Whitfield, at Bockman’s | Office, No, 419s Broadway. the size of the meat in an ¢ grocery store, corner Seventh and come slong by him and bad bi} Court, and leave their names in or- EE | strong whiff of cigarette smoke in his] der that arranguments for thelr com- Jtace. He said he had investigated | fort and agcoumodations in Nash- ABN EY, the law and believed be would be jus-] ville may be perfected. he round | titied in shooting the thing that blew ate will be $3.40. the stinking smoke ia his face. A/F, B, Teacnout, S./P, A., 425 number of men present agreed to Broadway, Paducab, K. e DENTIST Jserve on the jury in case he should — — "| be arrested and tried for the offense ‘To California. ag and each one of them agreed to bring] On account of the Y..P. S.C. E. ? WAY, ina verdict of justifiable homicide, | meetingrthe Illinois Central Railroad 406 BROAD ’ with @ recommen that he keep | Co., willfon June 29th and 30th,and up the killing long as he could July Ist, 2nd aud rd, sell one way find one of these fools who persist in| first-class tickets to San Francisco blowing the fumes of the «ily ci-}and intermediate points, at $24.40 elte into the faces of respectable] from Padyeah, ¥ people. Stop-overs will be allowed west of 10 [ *.° Denver, Colorado Springs and El 5 A few deys ago My. W, A. Kolley| Paso, until July 9th. zave his eldest son,Joe, a profession-| _ Corresponding low rates will pre- F n Groceries Jyear in their game at the fair|from July 12thto August 9th, with srl and jrai ty i ecponla: stop-over privileges; final limit For some reason Jve wouldn't per- | August’ 15th 16th. CannedzGovds ot AllO Kinds. mit his younger brother, Will yee For further CEP peetie A apply to ‘i sity, ey Je IVAN Free delivery to all parts of the city. , : sical Ky Cor, 7th and Adams. 6 N, G. Pea. ee mmm Ol LAUIOS «5 Chicago, i, : Important Notice, Horse Shoeing Every lady knows} au persons-knomng themselves ine “ * debted to ‘ye tems of Rogers & King j a Specialty. the value of a good and John Rogera & Son are hereby "yf All kinds of imperfection in horse's travel corrected, 1 Do Repalr Work of Every Kind, Wonk GuARANTEED,} Alwaysfon hand;ready for work. HENRY GREIF, J, 8. GANSTER, Solicitor of P of four years in the war of veteran gears ‘ is the purest, bes: superiority. Large Boxes Five claims before the Bureau 8 eoqeetne of Pensions. \aiers, 4 A, ae increase of canes wantin, Cy = or mony OF vast DRUGGISTS, Filth jority of other Democrats have done at was going on toilet powder, espe- cially in hot weather. Our Velvet Chal! most economical toi- let powder on the market. A trial will convince you of its See Window Display: i OEMLSCHLAEGES & WALKER when it was told. About three years ago, during the municipal campaign, the mayor anti- cipated trouble, and induced Mr. W. A. Kolley, the cigar manufacturer,to » lim boxing lessons. He bad 1 mae present A colored muse sat through the , Du [V an performunce at one of the parks a{ ‘en quite a number, and completed night or two since with a child in| be course, when the very ‘next day H her lap. Why she lugged the young-|*fter taking the last —_ lesson, / at e|he had a difficulty with / jg | ster along no one, perhaps, but her: “ / self knew, for-he dida’t pay one bit|Mr. N. J. Dilday, then of the “Standard,’’ and had the pleasure of using his manly skill as a pugilist on warned to call and settle the same at once at my ollice, No, 127 South Fourth street, and thereby save to themselves costs, as I will be forced to proceed by Jaw to collect same, unless otherwise settled promptly. Ep H, Puryear, Receiver of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son. d26tt Ik tand he Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis railway will sell round tmp tickets from Paducah to Nashville at $3.85, good to return seven days from date of purchase. F, B, Teacnour, City Ticket Agent, 425 Broadway. le. At the Scx office old papers, nice and clean, just the thing to put un- Cents per hundred, Dr. Edwards, Sp cialty, Eyes, Ear, Nose and ‘Vhroat, Paducah, Ky, ly \dw'y. \ der carpers and on shelves. 25 cente | a em my 1 with it, and the latter went to his | Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet, Line. ‘Owned and Operated by the Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor- tation IWOORP: TED, Evansville and Paducah Packets (Daily excep Su Stra. JOR FOWLER and MiLAN 8, HOPKINS # occ oda Paducah and Cairo Packet Line (Uaily except ay, Steamer ‘Dic Leaves Paducah at ‘oan, JH UWB Memphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati Packet Company, unt — Steamers leave Cincinflat! for Memphis \t every Wednesday and satura: 5 o'clock Pp. tm.. passing Padieah every Tuesday and Sat prday. , Leave pompits for Cincianaut every Tuesday ai faa Padu ry Thursday aud Sunda) ig! tears Clncinn: New Orleans every Thursday, passing Padu can ever; J. R. W, WISE, Agent, Paducan. KY DRIFTWOOD Supt. Gincinnatt Saved From the Waters, Cor- ralled on the Levee. macnn Items of Special Interest to River People, NOTES, this morning. The Dick Fowler was off for Cairo at 8:30 this a, m. The Joe Fowler was the Evansville mail packet today. The towboat Wash Honshell passed up late yesterday afternoon for Cin- cinnati with a tow of stave bolts, The City of Paducah is due here today from St. Louis en route up the Tennessee. ‘The Ashland City left this morning at 10 for Danville. Owing to heavy business, in ad- dition to very thin water, the Joe Fowler and H. W. Buttorff were morniag. The City of Sheffield 1s due here out of the Tennessee tomorrow for St. Louis. ‘The State of Kansas passed up last night from New Orleans en route to Cincinnati. The towboat, R. A. Speed, arrived here out of the Tennessee yesterday with a tow of ties. The river continues to rise here and the rise of last night is estimated to be two inches. §The government gauge registered this morning 6.6 and rising. The big "John K. Speed is due down today from Cincinnati en route to New Orleans. The Sunshine from Memphis is due today bound for Cincinnati. The H. W. Buttorff, which was due here out of the Cumberland river early this morning, had not ar- rived at a late hour but is expected to be in and out for Nashville before dark tonight. A twenty foot rise is reported in the Cumberland river at Nashville. The upper ‘Tennessee is receding slowly. STATE OF O10 CITY OF TOLEDO cot ‘ PRANK J ere Y mal er of the fi rath that he ty I HENEY the seulor par x will pay LAI for eagh a) shnat boelired by th © before me nce, tbiséth day’ A For Sale by Ochischlaeger & Walker ‘Co. & Others } ym St. Hernard ¢ Admiralty Steamer Lamasco, Whereas Hbolwere filed in the district court of the United States at Paducab, ky On June JS, 1897, by she St. Bernard Coal Com pany Qnd others AgAIME Tye steamer Lamas er esl 0 te sr 7 tures, ¢ subst to th ppl Ing to the sum. Wustly indebe Ad Hever been paid, penses Now, theré?orecimpexauance to the motion under Seal of said court io me i 4 do hereby give ialming the said steamer Bh ikeatcky, on Ny, 1687, at 10 o'clock then and there to to make their alle nite ir gations in that behal JAMES WLAC) Bb, W. BAGBY, ny i BURN, U.S. MK, D foctor for Libellants, River traftic was anything but good | “ somewhat behind time in arriving this i | leave St. “at noon. ‘| gers. William Thompson HAS OPENEDA NEW GROCERY At the corner of Seventh and Trim- ble. Now goods, new prices, polite SION attention. Free clelivery Ky Paducah. 2am = Follow ck face calfen "5 FREE RAMONA ees vstrarer ‘Ee i i Mrs. Joe/B. Merriweather, ‘ PARK. fae Fashionable Dressmaker, ‘ Seen 318 ko and bé pleaséd.” Neat ft guaran. me ed. merly of Cleveland, LV. Atiauta..... 1222 Harrison street. Chattanoogs iste Peoples Railway Co.’ : ine COLORED eoples Kailway .’s cars run to the gate Xr Heliow feck Jini $8 pm ar Panecai $9 Am DEPARTMENT. CHURO) and Street thodist)—Sun. q hoolat 9am. Vr m and Tp.m. Key. . M. Pa : Burks Chapel, 7th a: ethodist) Sun: day choo! 9a. h m. Rev. B.S. 8 Washington Sire m, and $ p. irch,—Sunday m, Rev. Geo. reh streets Sunday seb Rev J. G. Sti Tennessee streets, “Woodward, pastor, COLORED LODGES. MASONIC. Masonic Hall roadway, Third Floor. Mt McGregor Loge No 20—Meets every first ‘Thursday evening in each month Mt Mige No 6—-Meets every first h month Om ot Sitete INDE! aphn each month DENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS lows Hall, #¢ t day evening in vach month ut Colo! Oud Fellows all Paducah Lodge No. 15i5—Meets every and third Monday ineach mouth at Co Odd Fellows Hall first od Past Grand M every fourth Frid; 1 Odd Fello n Kentucky ond and fourt nth at Colored O: ns Ten, st ‘uesday in'each e—Meet n Rule Temp each month, at 131 Bro oaaway second ‘and fourth Thursday ‘mighis in each No, 5, Meets first ch month 1 Meets 5 saturday pm in each mon Lily of the W pm in each Star of Be Satarday afterno Tent, Meets third saturday h T 4, meets ith June 21,—Yester- day was a great day of praise and thanksgiving for the Knights and Daughters of this city. At 1 o'clock p.m. the members of the Pride of Graves Temple, No. 49, met in their hall, and the Daughters of Golden Star and Silver Star Tabernacle with the Maids and Pages of Honor, sembled near the A. M. F where the annual sermon was preached, The Ku moved from their hall at 2 nd marched to the church where they were joined by the Daughters and children of the tents, numbering n all, QAt the church Sir M. ©, Utterback stated the object of our coming to- gether and in beautiful and well chosen words introduced Rey. sir G, J. Stanford, of Paducah, who was to preack the annual sermon, Rev, Staoford’s sermon rly effort, and his Mayfield, kK church, 8 to be w easy dl forcible manner in elucidating the or- igin and grandeur of our order is in- deed wonderful. At the close of the sermon lection was taken for the minister, after which the Knights and ters retired seemingly more arrests 1 n ever the greatest have ever a col- and loving the order better ths before, ann and thus ended al thanksgivi we pessed in this ¢ Cc. G. M. Th the el justice to Profs, . D, Hibbs. both received twelve vote first ballot in the caucus Monday might. Sen yesterday, n of teachers, E. W. They each on the in speaking of did an in- Benton and The funeral of Mrs, Killie Hutch- ison will take place at Paris, Tenn Sunday, June 27th, All who desire to go can do so at ove fare forthe round trip. i There has been organized among the colored barbers of the city, and ‘lean’? baseball clubs. ‘*fats,’’ Will Lott is pitcher, Ot th Row- RAILROAD TIME TABLES, Nashville, eaneet & St. Louis ADMIS ‘All oraine daily, a of the Park. gins at 8:00 every night. = ar aucah std Jeskeon, Sten Chattanooga, Tenn. Clo ory Pertor. High-Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $68.60 Don't fail to see our $45.00 Overlands and Rugbys—beet on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don’t fail to see our line of wheels before buying. are the only exclusive Bieycle house in the city. Complete repair shop. Free riding school to those buy- ing wheels from us. Don’t fail to call—remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works, 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House, —— ILLINCIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVIIORS. We eesez BaEE SBEEEEEE SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING “| REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work’guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts AT oo St Louis, ‘Double ied i JAS. A. GLAUBER’S Wi'0: chair rates, 7c Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable|iii.3s eee Hanson, General Passehaer Agent Obi ‘Chicago. Cor, Third and Washington. TELEPHON® 148, S8ecseseer, BEREEEBS: ally nd butte carn and free ie enane Eualr care betes Dy tee; ‘Tain: 24 carries Paducah- Louisville bya ig ate p.. ree, connections for ‘cast, north” and south. * ican Srosawey, "wider the Palmer, ani vr. Lowes DIva vonrm novmp Leave Paducah. ae § TREES, SucvsusS FEEBBEBB juca ‘Stop for meais—Ali trains, This is the popular line to St, Chicago and ail pointe norsh and wi daily at ‘ullman Palace Tennessee Centennial an International NASHTHLL CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO.AND From TENNESSER, KE} anate A EST, ABLISHED 1864, Miss Mary B. E, Greif & Co. GENERAL INSURANCE i AGENTS = ~ serene IND NEW YORE. AT oe oe pee yOnorer ian So oe aS Telephone 174. PADUCAH, KY}? SLEEPING nooua, wiorviiain beriirs - CARS iLL,” WARRING TO York. Florido daily year ‘round, via Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon and Tifton. Excursion Tickets on sale during season EXCURSION TICKETS On Sale at Reduced Rates from all pognte om this line and Connections to Nashvilli,and Seturn during the continuance of the T ntenial an} international Exposition. or further information, call upon Tick DL oF address, R. C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agt., 405 Ry, Exchange Bidg., 6r. Sours, M A. J. WELCH, Division Pass, Agt., Mamruis, Tam, W. L. DANLEY, Gen’! Pass, B. TEACHOL rondway, Padue’ EXCURSION TICKETS 4 THe House Fronts, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD to Ta ——Manufacturers and Dealers in—— Steam Engines, Boilers, Mill Machinery, etc. Tennessee Centennial~> AND iNTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION aT NASHVILLE. For the above occasion excursion tickets Will be on sale from Paducah, Ky,, a8 follows $7.65 Sorche runs, trtp, om sale daily uit October 18, aud xood returning unttl November 7, $5, 60 For the round rip, on sale datly til) that wo October 30, such tekor will be limited beyca’ ep tt trom date ‘of bale © 9,85 Nez tbe round trp, on, smle daily wt October "30, 18h, |good for Seven deys frou dale of sale oe shortest ahd quickest route be- ucah and Nashville, For turthe INCORPORATED PADUCAH, KY Gen’! Electric Light and Power Co. Will{furnish Lights and Power for fans, asffollows : Store Lights 25c. per,month. Residence Lights 20c Current tor Fans $1.50 D. B: SIMON, Supt. “ This is tween F t Sneed third lo- land Curd third base, F first base and Chas, Leventer base. They will cross bats on a cal diamond, New Providence, Tenn., Ogt. 27th J, C. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind. : Dear Sir :—Pleage sufp as soon as possible 'y Gross of your Gill ana er Cure as offered in your letter of 25th, I consider your Chill Cure the best in the market, Yours respectfully, Vv. W. Sarra. Big St. Louis Excursion, On Sunday, August 8, a special train will leave Union Depot for St Louis at 10a, m.,, returning will Louis Tuesday, August 10. partic on thy agent jars, such AS Toutes and schedules, undersigned Ifinois Central tick J.T, DONOVAN, mmercial Agent. chteaso. Louisville, ‘CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, 226 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. CONTRACTORS’ NOTICE, Sealed proposals will be recaived at the oflice of the Council Clerk un-| til 3 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, June | 80, 1897, for the improvement of | Yeiser avenue from Ashbrook avenue | to Clements street by grading and graveling same according to special | ordinance ordering the improvement and all ordinances governing such | Capital and ad improvements ; said work to be com- pleted by September Ist 1897, all said work to be done under the s\ pervision of the Mayor and City En- gineer, and subject to ance of the Council, ity re- serves the right to reject any aad all | bids, D, A, Yeisen, Mayor, BT. JOR, ENVED $120,000.00 Open from $a. m, to3 p.m. On Sat: urday nights from 7 to 8, A H, Hanson, 6. P. & Line From TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN all points in Fare only $250 for the round trip. Ample accommodations for both white and colored passen- 8. G, Kiver, H. Mansrieip, Mixon Buapsuaw, H. B, Davis, Managers. Lijtt Chattanooga Take the Nashville, and St. Louis railway for Tennessee Centennial, Nashville. $3.85 round trip, good for seven days. tt W. A. Kellond, A. @. i Mlssour! Paciric RaLway Tho Greav Through St, Louis Sci Asi: KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, ‘| Jron Mountain Route, ‘The most direct line via Memphis to Interest Paid on Time Deposits) ncansas ano Texne. WEST AND AND SOUTHWEST. Free Rechning Chairs 0 Chairs on All Trains, OFFICERS, June 18, 1897, 18j10 PROPOSALS FOR CON- | Jas, A. Rupy President sTAUGTION OF SEWER \w. F, Paxton Cashier|TaRovaw Coscuxs Memrnis 10 Webied bide will 8. minx Oaahier DALLAs Amp Foat Wourn, ounell of pecs sone DIREOTORS, Jas. R. SMITH, Gro. ©. WALLACE F. Paxton, Jas. A. Rupy, F. M. Fisung, Bt Proposals must be AMLEITHR, KT. G. MATTHEWS, S.T.A, tbe right iv ye tO Tejecs say and ai fact O. HaR’ E, FARLEY, }, LOUISVILL2, pidse Hd Dy A. YEISER, Mayor. 'R. Ruby. '¢ GTOWNSEND,G.P &T.A, Fa