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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
toiores Nos. % .4an and lis Fulton sfvssi


At lOlS o'clock in the sale rooms
Extensive sale OF seasonable clohng valuable dry good
slarge consignment OF West Of England Cloths.
eshgs hosiery, shirts, suspenders, gloves banke
Also English French and American e wery watches guns
cutlery, &c. ~ $500
Also same tme2 pistols Electric Machine ,alusb.
books, prints, &c.
splendid clothing to close the business Of mer
Also valuable English blaekbird
WEDNESDAY.
AT l019 o'clock. in the sales room
Large safe o. elegant second hand and furniture Of all
uescnptohs from families removing, cabinet MAKERS
Also large and splendid tate Hotel Fur
nure removed Tor convenience Of sale
carefing IN lots astral and mane lamps glass ware
forks silver do and spoons beds esses bedstead 100
mahogany chars, 70 sofas, toilet tables.
Also spendid Wilton carpets chandeliers clocks.
ses, &c.
THURSDAY
At l0lf o'clock, the auction room.
Positive sale OF piano foes splendid flu nture fne
voice OF uly valuable paintings books works Of art &C.
At II O'Clock in the sales room.
An invoice OF English and French jewey, diamond
npgs watches French fancy goods English chande ers
aud hall lamps, glass ware.
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs,
TUESDAY.
Al 10 O'clock al 20 Elm street.
An assortment of second hand furniture.
:. AT l01 o'clock, at the auction room.
Liquors, Segars &c-A good assortment of liquors and
Rars among which Port Wine and Ha
.ana Sega The attention of public houses and families
Also 200 900 Havana put expressly for London
ket very superior article will be sold in lots pur-
chasers.
WEDNESDAY
At lOla O'clock at the sales room.
New and Second hand Furniture Piano. Refectory Tables
Chairs, &c. &c.
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SAyAvNAH-Bng Exact-22l bales Victor Duckwitz
.-d Lester-ii6 Bzrstow Pope3 III Colt Poirie
Frees2 casks rice Barclay Lvingsron-2 Gaf-l box
Cook, Anthony COLO cks rice "a bxs TO order.
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Passengers Sailed.
roreIRn Importntiop.,
Domestic Importatlons.

MATANzAspIig Athenst Reported in Sundays Herald)-
$50 bxssugsr Taylor-50o + Youngs-6O0 Grinne Min
turn co-5oo Taylor-2 BIS mdse ID L Mallory.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRE

CHATHAM THEATRE.
This 'sS, sr e '' viii s s. Ts
'''''i a@L I.a On Z ha lnsff Hf'' called
Satan, ala, Old Nick KING Of The INTERVALS Mr. GoOdsnow
iGis very logged .. ss
Si s.r.ne. f:assI
Devil on Two Sticks. s,,,r,. Cl.If
BB oIIls Inn. Ans s;r:cn
Young Mex. Nsphew' s Mssos
P Ps,ha, among noIs; the Taii9r. J Johson
b!:::
e MsrSs,Ipphiles' wskin. Drummer =, Smith
i hSES;.s % sssss;:
s$s$ Girl '9Su Soluble. si H.ssa!
RS spsu SiSib, Dancer H1onys
Fas s:.,. nome p., la ''''P' A;;
aSP1 ss;s55n', Daughters b %I1:sa
fSs s Guardian spiri, to Robert Mr., M,n Pray
SrssG GeTesTa sad 'oenor to Mr. Cerbe, perfect
SPs Dancer Miss s.sS Psss., H. }s$
Mamie. MAURICE ! % iiisl %oS Sc
Doors viii Sf1 sr.s a M s pa:
Boz o s 0Ssn daily from where Tickets n.y,.
PARK THEATRE.
THIS f IskHEGrE Es' F ES4 r presented
MOSES Amenoph. Nr sesnn Pharaoh Mr. sh N, Archer
Od.&s ss NJ NJ n s:ssa 1 H:.s:
BoIe. si-Pt 50 eisn Gsllsry IS 5 cent?. "" bailey
commence al precisely INC performance VIII cor"
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EvE n !ssIstdSSs nov New W. HYrs 5. presented
After Which, wh sG2HS Is h TS s s%AH
L9 MiSi ~s STARS,
10 The Doors will be opened halcpast G. and the mar
or,nnn.e commence att. every evening.
AMPHlTHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
81 Bo,cery
THIS EVENING, Nov sh 49, 49, sh 6s S.ylom.nee.
VIII Of f F5l9it 9th the
Olympic Si%T . S his single horse
fs5 AND itP f FL HGS ' of
MGSER 81 fTE FAR %EsT the
FL ~ BRENr F
s Mor e, Of
vi" exhibit h II. i e e R ssf Gss. sss 5s @
AR%bs 81 TmE b & sEef!Hes with
Boxes 50 eentsPvae do for ss-second Tier SIX
s =; Rsas
pRoADwA xn cnm., = AN MI, mgsEUm'
NEW AND EXTRA ATTRACTION.
. Day visitors admitted free in the evening
Entire proscenium drop curtains
4c got up at Immense and painted by SIGNOR
ANGELO MoSTE LILA. from Venice. The Drop Cur
tain splendid Gaaa
Back and wings Interior Of Saloon in the sric
OF Louis XIV The whole is arranged new plan
by winch the whole Is changed large vnd
Magnificent Salooo. sS -
On Tuesday, the 9Th November,
THE FEJEE MERMAIDi
Will from Boston and be exhibited Of
week without charge Eminent have sfaed
their reputation upon the senuineness Of tins wonderful ami
NAL. ~
,u, DIR. VALENTINE,
Will appear IN Six New Comic Characters
VIVALDlS L!LLIPUTIAN FAMILY
Of performers, including character called
chanted Turk who will transform INTO sir
furnishing collion with himself.
La Petite Celeste, the admired danseuse-Niss Hood the
popular vocalstn- Mysterious Fortune Telling Gipsy Girl
Albno Lady-Fancy Glaze Bowing-Grand Cosmorama and
Dav performances Wednesday Saturday afternoon
Admission TWENTY-FIVE cents-Children half price. ne
GREAT SUCCESS!
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!n
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BOOKKEEPING


THE COUNTING ROOMS OF e. c. MARSH for the
study OF p act'ca Bookkee Arithmetic
hours daily. WV " e
Cedar $500 N'N' W
c. G: Marshs Works, which highly recommended for
he simplicity and the great Of they con-
tain, are sold as above Prices as llows:--
Double Elry Bookkeeping smplifed 10Th edition 81 On
Singe 40 DO improved, 81 edition., IS
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w quire No. ii Ann street. nov msr
a
house OF e family can give the best Of reference to cha
viii be mmedstey attended to- '' f'A post s ssf
NOTICE-The Maishals of the city, not employed at the
Mayors Office this. Tuesday morning al oeoes At
.r MoN Hssss ?, CI IL AMsfRHGG. rir, Marshal
pC Hotel Courandt st. the morning Of the Is, inst
ss M
'o i1 Ss will be paid on
ing 81.
letters enclosed Bill of Exchange drawn BY Jacob Little
said S o and the
vii be literally rewarded on leaving the letters and bill at 81
OFFIcE OF THE NEw:YoKK BXHK NOTE LIST,
d 81 % Bn NSssfx . rs
removed from Soa Broadway TO No Wall Basement
VIII De and money
Our ,ubserbem are requested to bring their Exchange
monetary changes will always b STsr co
hi. Lotice few insertions equivalent ms lt.rc
TSui.ssy evening s1is s
os S. s society By The On: tie be s
sented to the Hon Thomas Marshall BY PROXY the other
s aH
each on the evening q the
sentatOn and at the foleyin. places;
NJ N. sS sT:ar so IL a Liberty i. st.
'' ''''' o. '"' ''""''''' Ms m
ssa266RfFF EHSD and
NIB. The regular weekly meeting will not take place.
TO MANUFACTURING JEwELLERsI1wan
situation ion BY ayoung man who first rate chain maker
premium HOSE FOR cRoToN wATER-Mad.
@ Ses psss Ss
h he n.% s1S i s s ed
Hose account Of and the manufacturers loves, prices
quantities TO SUIT
:. Successor to Rorbury India Rubber Company,
RoARpING5Af few respectable young men can Be accom-
RoARDING-A gentleman and his wife few respect
- able gentlemen, be furnished with god board,
and very pleasant rooms on reasonable TERMS at 2os Fulton ST.
ID Franklin squs-kep by Jas Fowler, from London Eng
a% per- Ss s%s, with
room. on reasonable Wine. and spirits, per
str !: :qa %ss s.iss ssa.
ind e a%y oSs s is a, Of
foIable home 70 call and inspect his establishment, and
ind % their advantage 70 call The house being convsnieni
70 London and Liverpool shps being appointed agent he
New YoIs and Old f country n1 pps% taken in
ssERANcIs's PATENT LIFE BOAT, has been tested
the four years actual service, and by experiment
follows Manned and thrown from the deck steamboat
while undo! way dropped endwise from the stern Of IA;
loaded 10 tbs ale with iron and stones with the bottom
in turned by fierce upside down and resisting the efforts
Of men TO keep her upset BY her and
stove IL BY landing rocky shore and then rowed out
landing SURF when all other boats swamped taking
and from wreck in sea, with the bow
and plugs arding wreck with the bottom bro
ken open leaving sinking wreck full OF passengers with the
sea breaking from end TO end making way across coral reef
wreck and bringing of leaving the ordinary
boss swamped thrown from the deck Of ship endwse and
"a sides and bows broken through and bottom
and rowed in deep Sc and finally blown up BY
submarnc explosion and then again manned and rowed as
before. Office. No 7 Wall street, at
MS lmr ADAMS q cos Express Office
GRAND RAFfLE--LAFAYETTE HALL No. 5e5
BRO. he rsfHe at The Hall The
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Passen gers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Brig Ersct-W Smith, s @ Pittenger, j M
Csyada X ng, n Phllips-5 in the steerage.
DxMEhARA-Bng Judson-Mrs Lying and son, Mr. Furshaw,
MIR Yanas
Passengers Sailed.
LoSpoS-Packet ship Patrick Henry w Newton Miss
Levy. Mr. Isaacs, Mr. Hsbenhaw MrWas New York; John
smith, MIR Cobb. Cobb London; Capt Parkinson 68h keg
BRUSH Army; Can't Freer, British Army; Davis, Mr. Colby
Moneal John Hagrave Newark, ME- Miss Ashburner Scot
land.
poRTo R'co1Barque Condor-Mr Hatch and lady, Mr. suf
'front.' lady child and Madame Vees and servant Mr.
overman, Miss CASTOR MIR anauge MIR Jossen and servant
Mr. Sontegram, DE Lyon Thorp
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y u , n L y . d
HE LARGEST and splendid Saloon IN the city for
Musical Sopees, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
I'm pmvse and Public Dnn' Parties Political Meengwh
TO himself and this reputation ndependent OF
great profit has leased from the such terms Az will
enable nm TO compete with other ent
o. most naPpy 70 make lin accordance with the
isfacton. ~ ~
WIN, P. DENMAN Proprietor.
uon ais liner
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RAyELE 7: IA ~ HALL IL: No. 2,
msEn6eeet Centre Table valued sa,o Ths table
Known TO els and has the silver medal and diploma
ofhe Mseh.nes Institute, and the frat premium Of the Anne.
magn6ssnr Ladies. Boudoir Table, valued $50. Thi.
beautiful table considered Of the finest specimens OF
Workmanship; containing article Tor aladcs
splendid Italian Painting by GRAIN elegantly framed val
correct model Of the United State. frale Congress mount
%sn,., and made BY Captain Bisss sslasS at slos
ssIoei : a:'ly. sss NJ WESTON SIS Broad
ses "a iTss ss s.5
P:If row n Slsb;%, Mais.n II. Nc DsS,, ss ',
bins. "a HSu..on ,,rss,: Ms,:s Chambers Jolly Broad
H Harm" S'iSsSSss S @
q stl stree, and Aysars Mr. Jsns. ssec" Wi,d Heel
verts-d ns 2wr
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street, New York, gives
drafts in Sums To .n apple ,n the Provincial Bsnk Of
sso s.foSd Sss. %s'sISr e.I%sy kS%,sSs x
kiIlen, Monaghan, Banbdse, Ball Down
Sstriek Cavan LurEsn oTsgh. Dung,nn9n Bapdon Ennis
Ballyshsnnon, strabane, Dungnvan, Mhow, Moneymore
O" ENGLAND.
spooner, Atwood Co. Bmtsrs LONDON payable in every
town in Great Britain. 7. w. Byns, Esq Liverpool City
nov simr
DR. r.. NELSON, will deliver a Course OF lecture. 90
~ Psychology illustrated by Diagrams and demonstrated BY
Experiments at the New York Lyceum ~ Broadway, o.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, o'clock in the
ing To by the Introductory tfree) Tuesday
evening the 9th instant n76tsr
'To CHESS PLAYERs-The New yoIL Ches. clul
meet the Chess Room, No Barclay street. Person
wishing 20 join the Club, apply any OF the members,
VISITING the city invited TO attend, the being al
times free 20 non-residents. $500
nc 3tstc "A b. fDESON, Secretary.
MILLlNARY ARTICLES CLoAKs, &cs-viCTo
nj N CO. from Paris, respectfully inform the lsdie
Of tins city that they will open the 9th 9j Broadway
s,ween white and WALKER streets splendid assortment
sts, Capotes Coaks, Pelernes, Canals, fancy and
dresses scars shawls Wells, Feathers, Marabouts &C
from Hsvre ~ ' wv ~
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
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ALL READ THIS.

ME undersigned having made several heavy purchases Of
flour Ofvey superior brands will offer for sale on and ar
ter Monday next pounds baked Bread, for shilling
those unacqn,uted with the article he would that
size has generally been secondary being his
constant endeavo TO crafty the rather inferior
hour 70 increase the weight But flour being unusually
cheap he feels satisfied should the purchaser study either
orSu@ty cannot fail in being pleased after giving trial
D. SCrekeepers wi'hing his bread be supplied by
calling at his store where wi be made known
ROB'T MUMMY, liI Fulton st.
or Atlantic std doors above Henry.
Butter and Sugar Crackers uufactured by himself Of
perior quality, fresh every day.
Brooklyn, Nov. Sd, 1872 n5 Iw Zee
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NOTlCEIWheress Samuel Bernheimer, of Syracuse has
acted as the agent Of H. Bernheme Brothers,
IN the ey OF New York the collecting of debts syria
cuse ana IN other business all hereby notified that
his power as such has been revoked ali persons are
hereby forbidden 10 transact business with him. as such
agent and whereas Samuel
;t,,aag The firm Of Benhemer Co. Of
IN. DAY assigned TO H. bemheimer Brothers. of New York
fore all hereby forbidden pay any oeb TO said
s. bernhelmer Co either of said firm this date-and
all payments of said demands hereafter be Herr
man nernneimer manuel Bemhemer Simon Bernie err
being the hrn OF n BeInhemer Brothers, whom will
be found AZ Syracuse by person wishing make pay.
men and on whom ALI Indebted call
imIned;siely and settle their accounts aud notes,
ms lmSr II. BERNHEIMER a. RROTHERS
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NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN

TUyO all legaees, creditors and other persons in
terested in the estates. of the respective do
cedents and minors, that the administration ac-
counts of the said estates have been filed in the
Office of the Register of the county Of Columbia.
and will be presented for confirmation and allow
ance to the Orphans Court, to be held at Danvle,
in and for the county aforesaid on Monday the 18th
day Of January next at 2 o'clock p. N. s..4ess
l. The account of Joseph Brobst Executor OF
the last will and testament Of Lawrence Christ late
Of Cattawissa township, decd.
~ 2. The account Of Benjamin Beaber, guardian Of
the minor children Of Joseph c. Ceaver late Of
Cattawssa township, decd. % 59ip
.ts.si CHARLES CONNER, Register.
REeIsrER's OrrIcE, Danville, -..e... -
December Is, lS42. ~ ~ ~
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given to all concerned, that we have
this day purchased at Constable sale, as the prop
erty of James Girton, two thirds of % acres of
grain in the ground, 81 acres ofnew groul.d Wheat
one Mantle Clock, one Dining Table. one Bed &
Bedding, one Iron Kettle, one Weaving Loom, one
Plough, one Harrow, oneiSed, one Black Cow,ono
Cutting Box, set of single Harness, one set of
Harness, lot of Geers, Strap Of Bells, ione
lot of Hay, one lot of Oats, lone swarm of Bees,
one Grind Stone, two lots Of Potatoes in the hole
one Cradle and Scythe, one Grass Scythe, one yoke
of Oxen, and have left the same in his possession
during our pleasure, and all persons are cautioned
from purchasing or, otherwise taking them from
him without our consent.
leSt s4CseL gsgn'i JACOB l.. GIRTON,
PETER LEIDY. g
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Dee. ID. 1912.
NOTICE

It's hereby given to all concerned, that We have
purchased Of Peter R. Miller, two bay horses,
one black horse, one two horse Wagon, and har-
nesses fol three horses three cows, three ytaiing
steers, two yearling hefers two last spring calves
nineteen sheep, two ploughs, one harrow. one sled
que windmill, one half of forty acres of wheat on
the ground 900 dozen sheaves Of wheat in the
barn, seventy-fve bushels of corn in the crib one
stove one clock, and have left the same in his pos
sesaifn during our pleasure. and forbid any persor
taking them from hiu, either by purchase o, other
wise, without our consent. 6ei 5l6 lsaetiA
AARON BOON. tEsts
FREDERIC SHAFER.
Bloom township, Dec 9, ls4s. 80
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.NoT1cE,.

Is hereby given, that we have this day bought a.
Constable sale, as the property Of Elas Smith one
twd horse Wagon, one pair Hay Ladders,one Log
Chain, two Grey Mares, two sets Harness Collars
and Brides, one single Line, one pair Check Lines
four Trace Chains, one Log Sled, three Hogs, one
Cow, one Plough and Doubletrec, seven Geese;one
Wind Mill, one iron Scoop Shovel, one Mantle
Clock ten bushels Potatoes, one straw Box and
Knife, fifteen Harrow teeth, two thirds of six Acres
of Wheat, two thirds Of seventeen ACRES of Rye,
and have left the same in the possession Of the said
Smith. during our pleasure, and forbid any person,
taking them from him either by purchase, or other.
wise, without our consent .,-s,s,tf ,.,s.slf q
Y" ,'e WIN. McKELvY & Go. !
Dec 13. ls42. s..,... -. Il, ,,.,li.ty5 1
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THE ESTATE 2 OF WILLL9lH
WELLIVER, DECD. u8pt

NIoTTCE is hereby given, that letters Testament
II tary have been granted to the subscribers, re-
siding in Madison township, upon the late will of
Wm. Welhyer, late Of Madison township,aforesaid
decd therefore, all persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment, and all having
claims 70 present them for settlement,
JOHN WELLIVER,
,fs9aek 5i.9rL RICHARD DENOTE
fseAu .stf80 t3has ,tAi RExecutor.
Jerssytows, Oct. 2s, is4e.--sT-ew, Igimi
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REMEMBRANCEs.

remember, remember Hoop
May 40 wolf howl, no screech-owl stir
A wing about thy sepulchre;
No boisterous winds or storms come hilher
ss%t .ai 4. ssbo To starve or wiher
Thy soft sweet earth. But like spring,
Love keen IT ever fiourishing HERRIc.
] remember. I remember, ~
The chuTch.yard still and lone, ss.r,.
And the grave of tie loved one resting there
And the white sspplchrs stone. 81
The ring che gave, and The lock of hair,
And the glance o. her glazed eve:
And the press Of her paid lip to mine,
And her last, low fainting sigh.
] remember. remember,
The bearers moving slow;
And the coffin borne on the pail hung bier
y Aid she nourner's depth Of woe.
The open grave and the gathering round.
or the kiadred of the dead; y.,.5,o ~.
And the rafting sound Of the falling earth
And the tears in silence shed, ~ es
remember, remember, Il.
The hour when frs, we met,
And the swee. low voice, which answered
me, 463 ii4F g te 8dI I'd faa.
Rings in my memory yet 5as
The lonely walk, BY The clear brook side,
And the song in the shady grove;
The garland which ! wove for her,
And Ihs vows Of our pigh,ed Love.
i9 OSCA.
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Dry Goods

may be found all the varieties of English, French
and American Manufactures of Wool, cotton silk,
flax and hemp; among which is an elegant assort.
ment Of superfln fine and common Broad Clothes
and Cassimeres: Sattinets Cotton and Linen Drill.
ing; Irish Linens; brown Hollands; Marseiles and
other vestings, SILK Velvets; brown and bleached
Shirtings and Sheetings, Calicoes; printed Lawns
and Muslns, Mousline de ains; Challies; plain and
figured Silks; large variety Of silk, mohair. and
Merino Shawls and handkerchiefs, Lady's and
Getlemen's Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery; Ribbons,
Gentlemen and Children's
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$5 REWARD.

LOST. on Friday, The 2lst day of Oct,
1912, somewhere in The township Of Fish.
ingcreek, or Geenwooj, a ealfskin w8
POCKET BOOK,
containing about ss35 in bank notes.
One Eve on the Miners Bank, Po,isvile,
and other Relief Noiesof different bank -
Any person finding said Pocse. Book, and
will deliver il, with its contents, 10 the
owner, shall receive the above reward.
RICHARD HAYC0CK.e
Nov. s, 1s42-26. SF iseala'"S
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all concerned. that have
purchased at constable sale, as the property Of
Arthur Hardy, one Horse, one Sleigh, one set OF
Harness, cutting Box, one coal Stove, anda writing
Desk ana have left the same in his possession dur
ing my pleasure, and caution all persons agains,
taking them from him without my consent 5,i.
FREDERICK. .DREHER.
Dec. II, lS42.
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MOTT i

Ushereby give !, that have bought, on the 10th
day OF Nov. last at Constable sale, the following
property of Charles Albright, to wit; one white &
brown Go ", and one red & white Cow, and have
left the said property in possession Of the said Al
bright, during my pleasure, and forbid any person
taking them from him. either by purchase OF other
wise, without my consent.
t5'lsJ ,f.a Z SAMUEL LAZARUS.
Monteur tip. Dec. 9, 1912. .Ht7
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COLUMBIA COUNTY
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

l. ..ta Y .st d
XNlLL hold its annual meeting On Thursday,
wv the 5th day of fJanuary, Is43, at IL o'clock
M, in the town of Cattawissa It is hoped that all
the auxiliary societies will send up full numbers Of
Delegates with full reports of their dongs and all
the interesting information they gather in re-
lation to the subject; and all societies; who have
hitherto not become auxiliary to the County Socis
ty, and any new societies that have been formed
within the past year, are cordially invited to send
Delegates with copy Of their Constitution and a
list of fheii MEMBERS and unite themselves to our
society. All friendly to the cause are invited to
attend. The Delegates are respectfully requested
to come prepared, if possible, to remain until the
next day. SO that the society may have full time to
have all the reports and have full discussion Of
the subject az 4f 58 sf
Z JOHN C. GRIER, Prest.
.1sne; 4, u; hsyssrm, H. s%shs,. 8 Seey',,
Dec. IL, 1912.
N. B. All newspapers friendly to the cause in
the County, respectfully requested to copy this
notice. $50 ,saes<t.a.