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*w*4Kv:- ^m $ •- -p. ft.'-V » .BBS y ^TCTII, NO. 46 yBTEWAItK/- mW YQKk. ^ilPiDB^f »K50sEE$B'*l KILLED John Pa And His Niece Mary He* ous Railroad Accident Near Port Gibson Sunday Morning. *>£,' AS ( 38$f!Mft£ a A accident occurred on the ,Roche'a,ter ) Syracuse & Eastern Railroad ^afc.$tpp,37 just west of Port Gibson, Sunday morning at about 8:00 o'clock, in. which John Van Parys, a well known Hollander of this section, was instantly billed and bis little niece, Mary DePauw, afaea v '8 e years l , was quite seri- ously ln|gr|2. It seems that Mr. Van Parys had been at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John DePauw, ,and _ that the family had planned to-sfiena the day with Mr. and itrs. .Jgeter^Re, Frieze who live on the opposite'side\ of fh'sR.,~S. & E. tracks fronvtSif-JJeTPattw's. As the wagon cou!d,Jiot- carryJhe entire family Mr. VanParysand little Mary De Pauw plann- ed to walk, When the two reached the railroad tracks they saw an east bound car approaching and evidently thought they bad plenty of time to cross. It is said thai the car was about one hun- dred seventy-five feet away from them, but 4 a§, we, 4 n tjwate'd in our, issue of Noverobto~5, -it. is not safe to pass in front of these cars, some of which run ninety-three feet a second. The little girlsJ^gee_ded In getting over the tracks all rights tint Mr. Van Parys was struck by the car which was probably running from, thirty-five to forty milts an hour. He was violently hurled against the Jit-! tie girl who suffered a componnd frac- ture of the .leg and sgyerely brujsed her otherwise.' Mr. Van Parys was \ins- tantly killed. The car .was in charge, of Conductor Harley E. Lounberry'futd Motorman Gus Hosford, both of.4his village. The car „was immediately,; stopped and the .dead man and the?)n-' jured girl were brought to Newark. Undertaker, W. B. Roche took charge of the body and Railroad Surgeon, jbr. E. P. Thatcher took the liBle girl to the Homeopathic Hospital at Roches- ter on the 10:29 limited where\she is., doing nicely. ' Mr. Van Parys was well known among the Hollanders of this section and' Wa* very well regarded. He leaves two sons and four daughters : Peter Vatt-> Parys, John Van Parys, \Jr. the former living in Holland and the latter njeai? Port Gibson, Mrs. Peter De frieze, Mrs,, John DePauw and Mrs. Edward Wonters all living near Port Gibson and Mrs. Jacobus HameHnck of Hol- land. The deceased was a member of St. Michael's church from which the funeral was held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock with burial in Willow Avenue' Cemetery. Raport of jjThe' Recent Stat© C9nyjBPtij>n W Mr». Bradley. Mrs. C. fc.faylor pf .West,MaJer St,, entertained t.l»e members of tj e joeal ,W. C. T.'tf. and friends last week^Fri- ,dk>y evening.' The'program consisted, of Xf* S^j^m^km^ JXPOrt of the recent State Convention at Troy, by Mrs. M*. M. Bradley'' of Sodus, for- merly of .Newark; a anlond-jd ,ialk on Yellowstone Park by Br. Ward Moph- ,jer of the M. E. qhurch and\ otheji in- teresting ^djseussion. Dr. Mjpsjiier's talk' consisted of pa,rts of the lecture jT^ich n« .rendered on that subject and ..was not only -most Jiighly ent$r^juiuig but was most highly instructive. ..Mrs. jfradjey's report was as follows; # T -i\? *££&$&>&&• annual conventiop. of the Woman's Christian Temperance H. nl0I LS! t t ¥?i , yS? e l^* r 6W York me? in the.. Fifth *A*8nie»*Baptlst churoli • r- JlrAy Friday. October 7, and .was oallt to order nmmntly, Jy the- prejidentPTSli- iSMy djfcora&a .«Hh.&ts ,ani sallnir wnue festoons of—white crepe papteH -consecration -servicer h&~YeitklaskB» wiss^'— FACTORY. STARTING UP Fifty-ave ;couniy.j>residents responded to the roll call. Committees were ap- pointed, then a number- of superlhten- odents. gave their* reports. They were i}W^d>:to five, minutes each .and nearly sSfi&SS? SW.Uuhe run« down'by ithe *W6»ti<$s time&Bjfer as ^they' found it Mrfljossifcle to tell of. the work' 'accom- plished all over this great state In that Philadelphia Capitalists Who Purchased the Mora- Plant Begin Construction of One .Hundred Twenty-five Cars. The bnaa of machinery and the issu- igg N smoke from the stack were evi- dences at the Mora factory this week of a renewal of business operations in that plant. 'Frank Toomey, Joseph h.- Schmittn^EmU_ ,LeVene and Charles Cfowley^ '491M Philadelphia, the busi- i'^^^i^'Wn\p H:> jiur3based the Mora' pU^tjtiMgriHjE^have been in town this w«|p&]§\tiii&^nrpose of taking charge «jyh^jy|^%ccjuired factory and for setting in motion the wheels of indus- try. Op to Tuesday they had increased Jh^Sjorking force from ten to forty- Jhj|llpejyand instructions were given JM^feS^^nfisadent to take on ad- ^Mnai'-'lnien 'up to ninety. Only the <;h^^^ machinists will be selected. Itu»s3j«^i'ntention.jof the new owners to complete one hundred twenty-five Mora cars, which were in couse of construe' tion at the time the plant was pur- ; chased. Sixty-three of these cars, we 'understand, are of the latest touring design and sold for $2,500; the other sixty-two are of the $l^Stftype. ' The future plans of^e-j^lemen are still uncertain. The autorJiohile industry throughput thelcou&ry fs, now at low ebb., and'the tfx$k'.\-b^si>f kQe new owners of the Mora plant hasp; not definitely been formulated. It is^tpeif desire and hope that^eneraLconfjtions will so shape themsfetje^^ia^ it will he possible to increase tne|^Sn.efes in the truck automobile linCp|^yond 1 fondest' expectatio'nsj o^Sfi^ark's^ most optomistic citizens; • w >ocw^^i^o» ECIAL OF lOxADfERTlSE rig Knife worth 10c 25c 30c y .Also of Large Tea Kettle for 76c *; , Coffee Pot \ 43c \ * Biah Pan \ 69o Kettle^ & -Cover lor M * S -tot. * *?* * Pf ese ? ring Kettle - %Sr** Humdle^SteW^CoTei-\ ^ -f ^ Sm r t>yjiem In Our Window 56c 49c R £0C» $1,000 IN NEW §^5sgs oi a Lif e Tim« Tahen K^Mii^Si^- .*er,t Dalboo ^^^^t^SB&tiAbSi^^ $Ke*e About to Start for Holland—fought Tickets of Prescott «2riBurleigh. with trailing vines, was eonspiouous We,pntBlt. OommdtteeK'weTO'on, ait the'isttlroad'atattofi 1 to meet the Herbert and Cornelia Dalboo, aged respected-Holland people of Port Gjib- soji, were.bun'coed out of $1,000 in New York Clitjy Tnesda,y fvhere they ljad ; f eme to' take the steamer Eotturdam ,_pr JB^lland wh.ere t.^ey intended to sgend the rest of their life among t^ieir Sato people. For the Ifist twanty years Herbert Dalboo and his wife had been dK.ea.ming of the day when they would sell the place at Port Gibson and take ship for Holland. Dalboo is jeventy-two, his wife is <!<3<«ates and escort them to the ohufcefti and afterward to the homes- to whiich they had been.-assigned. • • • • • .•*> Mrs; Ellaabetlr.W. Greenwood. World tod' National Superln*en.aerit of <ajvan •reUstic Work, conducted th* dpetftaf \«r ThB;key mae > of \Bu»mi B #%eKr 1-2. . .-j,--, 3 ,- ...iportant. As individuals we helped biiild our Tiames. tion, th speaks ,*_chu*eh. Jh'«i r irtatev &e. na- Tpiat \ what we say. TTifty-f--*-' W. C. T. 0. lOudlSr people 'We are, cannot hear shorn ihne. . ^^r^*Mle» apMunt get a copy of •*&#' Skte-2«ftef6rt' of Sicrs. fiaYy Wo«« IfhaciiM ^r. for fifteen eenk Here are justji few items culJea from the various reports: BrSo*!|t»°S^ ,,r ^ elh ? <lUe ° t ohIlaren ,n ' Place Anti-Cigarette blotters and copies of .the law-in the miblio. schools. -jft5 e ?!' rre W>*» ttOMsandT on» hundred 2S?vf,'£A u |R*? •«' temperance ! mat- ter. puWiahea during the year. Iwenty sis columns maintained. ©ne'TiliigaSea*\ Hfteeh thafliiand nas« liteMtu»#%e •dIstMbl.t e a™¥ n the f 1u^ day' SchOBUi;*' . - i ,« • t •\.- ierkimer«Cdunty has $16.00 In School Savings, Ban! For \ \' er fitindfi, ten in £(!*:«!« d jmd ninety essavi , . -,--,_.—iools on Scienaflo Ti ance lttstrudttoii. _ writ- ember- qver-800'Trtfls rescued from life of shame. -*02 «onverted.-'-2ff6's8fit-tO'their homes. ?-- • - • J^ii e hlffited.and five thousand copies of the SMfie* pgper printed! during the year. Surplus of J360 turned into the state treasury, ^ Tfe? K a ?\l r ? r j;«»orted 419 lost by- death alia 368 by removal, yet a net gain of over 1,800 had \been -made, mak- ing total membership- S1.133. SJtictjegft counties gained? -from tw«ntyHlve™!to one hundred members. Bight 'counties (ralMa-jover ons\ hundred and- any mem. 'bers «ach: \Whj>n6s-.«!nnty Jolt ioo % fifty. Jjet us not let'-tBit hapben SSalni over,;|2,»oir had'tBen /assmbatm; for state rfeadauarters'-'whieh'' was\ffffiurer incwosea\d(£jrI15g 1 -tMe 6onve%iflbh byf*!,. WO more. T • • Friday evening welcome addresses :Ka couftl in}fW*'B i ?i2P 2Riji_r« **™*®6fi$B$W?- & -. Tlte\\p*esii(«nf.-Brs. BonliVthea ggave wfre?^^ruf 1 .a^rib1^6°W a ^ egates.' • ' ./ » The choir furnished excellent music. Each morning St eight o'clock 1 im ^Evangelistic, nwetinr sin „chargfcOf, Ute Estate »uWrifl , BSde5fc;.J«ffiaV1ejwj|«. held and at a «Uarler of nwejaadenag- ment.oonttrcnce -was-conauoted at- which manyf praCUcol-whfita?* werV-SgiWnv f-«t the fiooatidei houtt ofi.prayjSr&aaturdiKrs •tender-memorial service w«r,hela.- ©feK, Hoo-'ftatt'-tae* caUeds-froml'labhr tof ; r|| ward. ,,- >• '-- ~ » • —«•»- •* *Mt' t At the close, of -the.Tionventlon S«ur» idKy aftferftbdft, &f*Ma*tult Milter Jkffisi the delegate* a^edefitiWr-Jfaier-elefSil Jrtm| a,few l^rXmm^t^rm&M^l : The ^Mp-gf pWMe^ajthWfMr^tte.' m«e. much-. en&%!£esjent- f#7p ( he_ returned anotBer man approached, ^,e party. 1 \ '\\(|0oSness!\ i( said Daiboo's friend, iCagtain,!, wan^pu to meet t^ja fine 6l<N8BBl»? %Stee %y'^.^ke .t^haye ineis- baggage • .atoeJce^. too.'' The Dalbod8i.were.not to he permitted nug.r 1 est8urant. , At fhe jt^bie j;he .fhree J .Mr. apd.ilrs. p^IJioo jjujehased their pensatlon, and to fix and allow\ lh» discussed the H prpsp,eetive.,ypjrage., (Chen tickets for Holjajd of-prescott & Bur- j compensation of theBr counsel for Ms .the. offfible fine „ rjeinemtiBred that it leigb. in thii jK«nld,J)e.necaBsary.to '.check his. bag- t*They had, gage at once, and-he. stepped out^for quite, s^npmhpr 0 !»ygJ|»_ana Tjtare wen a ^ oa mi othei „ a\moinent'to arrange the'details. As] koo.wn,and highly^rij^jded, among.the rige ^ ^^^^l 'tnerewitli.' Holland people j£ .Ms yicinjty. It ~ ' . \ J . . • •• is proba4%atfhe'fatcJ 1 ef confined' •*«* ^.^^^T^* T moreknthe a $l,c/00 wtlch they rec^eiv- tog.pf JJmflltprs. wiU *%&**• ed for- their farm. ?W have a son r ft»«?i ofihe .mjd^rqjgncd.JJp. IJ8 John Dalboo, living : in Newark and Stre6t > Seneca ^J.' 8 ' * Y ->,Jt°- their many ftienas: seriously regret, the l'* 34 '-*^ Ot^ojgajber, ipiO,,fit jilt unfortunate fncilenfitf New York.' f***** »» <*» .©fSBpon, Pt .jgptit, Mho inryouica-pfuiriiiff spectedk cm tor-Bi»*&m9# of ,deqlar|ng a.,•,._. • ' jdlyWend to sxeWtorB „who|ie cj«|nl» , have been, duly Btoved and to jrhioi lWnor trafflc.*\ , ...-.•• M0nda#' forenoon\ was giyett; gy^JF - tHe^etegtioiija''' ««r«6Hi? -T.H8-ere4*r\ committee igBortfiJ J«1.4ptin* mern pres*«8? , t jSkW3mc&B :«fere- re-e)j «^the-feej«^dr\flte secreuaryr'MrsV WelUfr-Hut^njonWi: declined-•to^pWj-iBffa*! _;«H*i«i;». rAna*i«CT»r«»idAit.nJ-NeiWt.»rk ObiUm The conv«htion. olOseff Tue»d to-*aeetra«tSwl«M(«rOlea« 4 •H^ mm sK3^|jg^$g N OW IS THE ftm :&u ifty-eight, wid they decided some time ?o fnai: Ihe time had come to'start ruptcy turo tri£4>«pe*ve «rnill Amoiinia. . A .njeBtln^ oi the c'ige.clitors of fho dlayi \ThVofJS|iaT : «Snc^'%Si3^^3' ; lows: '' -'' • ,.^-v UiatedvStatea .Diateipti.Gourt, j 1 DiBtrlct^of NewiiTfirJfc.. JBPt: - •* Notice is-h«>reby^v i ejBL,thgt,Jpgra^o to dafsay such a trifling expense j^s baggage charges, fflheir frignd wonld do-that,and Jie,.pioduceA.« tyflO, tyiL'^eGhdip m& &P&B& ^ P>^4\fei He ,o%red .it ,tp. the,©3rp l J Eesg» R n, ^t>\c^^tat'& proipejcty an'd,'M*taiof had to change. . Kerhap, #*. ^oo^ ^^f^^g^ Vlboo opened his bag, filled w>th tt 0 f Co ^^2 «JS' bills, and changed the century. The 1 ' ' • ! - bill- was paid and the expressman tijok the baggage and' went away. Kemper>Buck Manufacturing C f ompt '*&$9&&m'$fa>. Bifida of^a £&&<'f Monday. Lets \Friepd\ Oatrry Jjloijegr. .(-V The t^riot of WeV Tork inade 6a July. \0„ Xho, have this ;day^\flleof '%!*: $~- v report showing , have thi8 dar \fllett .ith^^iiii rt'and acjgofint to detail ~'wiy£gig ; rtng tbitaT oaah recalp'tir'JBf^'M^- \Oiaciops!\ said the stja^ger, \but if^*f, and total* diaibuM&meritB '^ of^ you're'awfully.ca^les'sjwitih your monr ji8860.0\& l leaving a, balanc'e' of C^sll ey. I never ^cpry any money'arpund of $30^35.35. pi wbioh •IO.00O.OO tjhat way. I ,tlji|yc ^pu should tyke already \ lieen • paia \ o^or to p t rficoutjons. O^e , ge'^er jkno^ when jS\8t|8p herein in\ pursuance pf «a|^ S V5' ago — .. T back to the home of their childhqod. _. .. .. , .., . _ . „., ,.„ •• „ - ....-, . ,^-^ So they sohi fU f arm for $1,00,0, pack- ** J»p \?e atjolen. I would sugrast f at.order^f Jhe 4&pgm* JQfr Oj^ -•\•-----\- -small, old-fashioned ?° u B J et ^°i?, e ..f ll6 ;i la ?.-«? rr ?'. 1 ? *? r ? ou - her 18,19I0, the reBMlnaer bohiy tmw 1 - it might be ^dyisable fdr you to let in the hands of said receiver^ \that took the train for ed the money in a hand satchel- and .IOOK. MI« tram j.urt .» .n. ,> ^..,y -,^ -,« '=* • • •' — — r ~T —• — . 7—:\-.;—* ~F~r~ New York MonJav, having reserved ! me Uve l t - nntl 1 we 8 et ? n bo ? rd i the sa'd jeoelvers ask compensation for passage on the Rotterdam, which sailed shi f; Then y - m e - &n glve ! t to the P nre ' <£ e *r Services as such to tte amojint frqm Hobtjken 'Tuesday. i er- \ of $1^.70, and In addition th«e|ciy The train brought them into Grand' . S o Palbpo let the .stranger have ,the 2 per cent.'upon the'sums realised,} or Central station ^Tuesday morajng. ^To- .safchel. 1 hereafter to be realized, upon body in the rushing crowd .could\ ^nd! Mrs. pajbo remained in the restjan- propgrty turned over by them i n time.to answer their questions for the rant while her husband and his friend to the trustee herein as of the route to Hojboken. They stood there, adjourned to view the interior of a of business on October 10, 1I|10 ( bewildered, for fifteen minutes. I regular city saloon. ,J?hile there the which\ said property was so turned Stranger Offers jissijtanco. | farmer's frj£nd £3cciisjed himself for a over by them i n pursuance Of- the,or- A kind-faced young man, every ipch ftff .minuses, der above mentioned} that said ,**- a gentleman in appearance, lif ting, his 3oon after,% .barjeMer ^sked pal-. celvers ask that ail allowance j»p hat stepped up to Dalboo and inquired », 00 > f h o and .his fjiend wanted ^n. made to their counsel sufficient fajrijr if*he could aid hta. other, drink. The. fairer beg^a search and adequately to compenilta ^ini x \Yes said the thin, frail farmer. {oT . the friend, but he wa$,,noli.to be.'jor JhlB services rendered' ttemitt \I would like to have you tell me found, ^hen Jajboo.gojjght, his wife connection With their trust arid tjlij, how to get to Hoboken. My wife and ,$ola, jjer. iS}hgdy„#0 ^kedjike their accounting, as werf a s his leta- and I are going to sail back home their * ri end was in the neighborhood. A onable and necessary disbursements to Holland.\ 1 policeman ^ad j not jjeen^|im, but he ln coiuiectioa therewith, and thaj.^, \Well well,\ said the go,qdfamari- tn .«BS h * A 6 % u te^ nt #*• ^ e -^ a9 t n\eetfng of creditors will beheld,»t tan; \I cannot only.teli y,ou,,but'a8 1 twenty-second street |taJ[on, by sejnd- the'office of the undersigned, NOiMS am going on the Botterdam myself I,o nt aa aiarm,_ jnhjhtjcestjte him. The Fa n\ street. Seneoa Sails,' N. T.,,pn, shall insist that you' accompany me ^RteSP* sent A he ^f le t0 ^«c°.Jhe. 23d day^of November, 1910,,-a*. thejre.'' \ Hea !W§ ra - T¥ r « ,*^ e y /e- m «r ed > eleven o'oibek i n the forenoon of tW \The Dalboos joyfully accepted the 1 imable t^.sailgn that Jpfig^Uoipated day to examine and pass upon the) invited them j tri P>. ^hile the^slice^^i ont. a call to £ ml rep & rt mA accouht of said re- arrest two puneo men. ' .'•'•- .-.. . - -'-- -••• .-•*'-:•.... . > offer, and their gew friend invi t<^ take dinner .with him at a.Third ave- , celvers, to te ana aSlotrtbehf be held i n Palinyra jjp,„|^onjfiay, ,the gram, al &ln^fi^. coflaist ofcajMk, on \l^^mig^ikij^^f^ Station^at^^^^his $$l. r %mgr In |Se 9 \afiernoon C, H. Johnson Will Montrose, ^a., mt f »e, fc Jflje' on »iw SnbB&g/'^l^ll-be^iniem- bered that^r. ^aj&eaa^^lilfen these -Untes last yw^ieaiea\\m1i(iui &• feresC'Sn l the s eventnf tnerl'v s wli| fe an itterewwg .prdgr&m, the f)p$$ P S.-^ B» StATlOHS. Company'* Plans For Ne-waeK The Dnion-Gazotte this Week prints an illustration Sflihesfandard type of station wl 0&W0fy*Mm'mmW We' deliver^ \\ ~ — -^hicJi^ij^eMggsteue* -r^- -~ J ' .uigs have beeh. iy|«i(| some fame at HHKb rsanali; Smnle that 7j%fiK§5aguMn tBe'itSaS future the cbrn- JaW^t-BMvrdS.'tWS •jailsge-wifll a rs»refg|^l#j^v''^ - *\ 4 ' b X.?0^tJ ? Bg..jgn^|,^teriorof one objection has not thewtofpjre bUa side of .the station i freight ^spur is laid wUeh,.a'd3oin|; t Cff foot .platform running .ijhe t ,fniy^njin,^ \jljett&eight see%on'.^i^hjli is, ^S^Jo.load^and, un- load ,?ars, j(jn \t^alr^onajsif Jihe sta- tion ^hor^'jK ?Jgfe#«* JM3,>&?H>6* plStforni, 10 •.|egt. > ffl|5a- w^chj) ? rmits J «|.^^e|s totals *- the delivery dpQMOf the. freight ,s to ^ec- ^hesEjjStatioas Mejaid^ to, lepr'eseut an'ImyeBtinentM*jupfiO*in addition to the cost of yjjg tjM,, l|-Tli ^ , i ? tfV ^ -11 I 1 t Highway Cp'mmJMhjner , Steveni of Newark spent'one St the evenings of h&t. $&0&$i$i§r;, $rmp& particulars in^mitW ^Wfis\ Sfooin|r N. y. made. ' Bated, Seneca Falls, ber*4, 1910. \ GHABLBS A, HAWLB1T, Novem- HIBAM A. WOOl), Attorney for Receivers, ' 9i0 t hisui'ancelBIdgr., •So0heffe'ir:-T. wBiter't^STfiaiiEJu Att6)rneys, for' Trustee, tjpjtprffaotf* Proceedings. At Tuesday's meejiog of the Board of SnEeryjsorsJjeadag. tax in ihs't|>Snl ;of Sodus washed at. ifiiiM ' *\ .A resplutioh ^as, passed -__. ,--«-. be, levied. ? n<J wk^ e K0^0\J^? tg't'P ^*^ of Soflus to- pay for ligTSts? '** '•'. V/,\ : The.dog tas? at ^}^prth;Ws nxet •ngtUM, - , ' . '' \.. * .;$r MM 5*^Kvj 5. >i£m&Jem ^PJPJirmBgB pHHWftff j£ +? , iJ£iuto£E^K$^^^^^KKBBBS3w Count* frit's Offljje, the directors of the \Kemtte^oc'lSMSnufacturmg Conft nany-of, this village filed a petition for; the voluntary aissolution of ,the cor? poration. The petitioners were' repre-j rented by'^ttrorn'ey-W'. \Tr J^nrohas^: T»hd app>ar|.*:hefofe JTndge Olarfcj ' ~ nppan?ed •£eo*& M Muth #. '^rngfa'gjgjagi : agr-ieii'eiver.. •-The^ faotoiV- is since i t was organi iiC.tUrn .Newgrk sBr-reSeiyer..'\-\ 5 factory .no!w^o^a^ffii,invien'tj(>ry,^ ft yill- fbe>*edjj^ed-^ftfa:day morning and will be AiStlnned^oier'thei^iraetlon o^ ;the ,rejE^ive> B n^t|t3he -hearing on-tber po- tion. Byrbtf C. •Williams>*as 4ppoihtea i^? r i^feW?^Pr^^iflS.J>n.^>nuary # l t&imr~:;-i<- '• •\ -.'• - ? ; an.drfin, ^yg^t^s.of ^that..yearw,hegah fire. The plant ,T^as rebuilt and gusce^ then h,as_been doing a 'large amoent ofS bnsines3 ^envpJo^ih|f JlMjt* twenty fivejy hands. The organization, however has* 1 not been- such as to make the business i, profitable. l[,_onroe!.?ucIi:, who has had ; a long experience hi the wood niliiaf^ IWsKSiS A¥» , v superiij$eBdent er.of the concern ;gannzed>»n I owned a halfLipterest tKerejn. ,TKo pri.s dent o f ' the company & j&Bi.OfB Kemper and * hd S#f ^Ifefif 4 * 4 B%.eajurer is JgstM^ We are inform'ed; that 7 , the 001 has oaiy; a few obligations to Hi indebted; buwaeBs, *—«« .ipite?^,*^ never borromi its busiifessrlieei men; the •••»;«m>'vr •«•«;-f^^s i «.^ , as<i>* ;5 f ; .' far? State' Education Eefflupfeut tlieT^ ^^WliB^ P»b2 •'T^^ro^l^teilfD^i &$&*i3m \U*aerdr«inrn^?-^p. &£& nyyra.' .i^'e^eVlf tr^tiv;^\^^^ 55 ^^ n0M Me* '3^!td'otttthaa«^iS Rror H0ELTZEL Jtiry at- Lyor^Weaneadaji against , Alhertus allig . atw*.-' t«el 'ac'tiotfX'iHji ^liSeWelal^^erhaTleasV^hll^ 4sll .. JJagier; r - .In--.tfie' caae' off,f|ear4 It Ttu_ ;againsMie?iB|i;9S*gBpt' B uO*, 1 ^ jury returjae^-U-,Tffid|cMof(no-afaW Sjis-tfHW btamtwd. Art Material pallow t pa cen^a«^ (JaJSta^hsBd baxa etc iji* frfl* ajttw Brewo \. ?!?!*. J . . PWH^J^g tjy sale •tfc.- ^u ~-™-^\ tfttejad hjma 48 >r spec at 45w2 I. f • _fc Banjkllto^i •fTfcrf - ** \s>'' r s Ray (Ju un, eon ofXh J Qirlnn of Moja^ •rd frqat 1 •\ '^. ; £-'5iVSl; m :>•*»*../ •••• if® * '.^'\V'''.
