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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
Public Sale,

NN HE subscribers will offer for sale TO the high.
~ est bidder, at their Old Stand, on Main street
On Saturday the 18th day of May, inst.
the following property, tp.wit;
TWO HORSE BUGGY, DRAY, CART,
. sets OF Buggy Gears, l set of Cart Gears
9 BALANCE SCALES, l PLATFORM do.
Cooking, franklin aud Coal STOVES
5Alabaster CLOCKS, l Eight day CLOCK
A Lot of CAVENDISH TOBACCO, l Bureau
And variety of Household Furniture and Mer
chandise too tedious to enumerate,
Sale to commence at Il o'clock A. M. and tc
be continued at candle.light.
A credit Of six month"; will be given on suml
over S., the purchaser giving note with approved
security, under that sum cash in hand!
BOVING g. GRAUE.
Lancaster, May 5, 1848. 2w52
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Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Adm'tor Of Il. ". Ainsworth, }
Is. IN CHANCFRY
Widow and Heirs, eL aL
DY virtue Of an order tn me directed, ] will
ID offer at public sale before the Court House
Door in suid county on
Saturday the I7ih day OF June, 1913,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
T. NJ. oi said day, tue following Real Estate viz:
Au undivided half Of In.Lot No. /, in the 3rd
Square OF the Town Of Lancaster.
Also, an undivided 3rd part of Lots Nos. 92l.
225, 24S aud 249.in tie Town Of Springfield
County OF Clark. Ohio. aaid part of Lot No. 24s
being lncumbered with tie Dover Estate oi
Emily Ainsworth, Widow.
Terms Of fSaie-One,thrd in hand aud the re
sidue in one aud two years with interest from thC
day ofsale. WM. SLADE. Jr. Admtor
OAe Estate Of r. ". Aiasrorth, deceased
May 5, 1913. 5w52 pf s3
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An Ordinance

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IN" AiA01''
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VI ul'""iu'' WIN ndNo ieeiuou uHSe hohlhS ID
% sa'u Yown; eAcePt lersonS exempted ny an ACT ol
.no Si9la'ule VI uio etdNo' en.iteu al Act 10
ehoTItaSe ehsH tHe orsanhauIh OF Ire companies
on". oe i'ao'1' yoal9 anu every year' 10 10 ana
pel.o.'f ole uay "1,A on '1e Puo.'c Sllee's ana
anoyo y. sa,r .owuI no0tIe@, ina' eNeiy Suc
oas' suo VI pay .l'o 'ne
leuu.y VI sau IPo.a9on tne sum oi my ech's
~ neu VI oaIu udJ %ool ne may oe 81
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oho' :. "ot ''.o o"ne' VI any 'ot vi I".s' .tic
o!uaniemt'nS' paving stauluS vi improving the
h?. VI stieea uuJ'lliis 70, Vi III iroI' OIL
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toa'e ., 'Ie a:ou,; ~ alo person. ell'eu 70 Tue
sanc' I ..I; ''';. eAnu t:t ~ m az, ouoes'
.eii'ns within 10 P'o''''o"'' WIN" Siiu'i herc
"''el ooear.
81 o, nas ici 'no Pu PUse e'or eou'r i,ie town
ena' ,ntC ~. u'9H ,So 40 to,,oMs, ~
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WD gpaauwr9a
D. HDLES SYSTEM 0E GlRMENT CrIIIN

HlBD EDITION, grssGy enlarged aud im.
J proved, illustrated via over 50 Diagrams
aud Lnguyings showing the way 10 cot every
description oi Genilemens Dress without mas
Ter. by scale Of II numbers.
MS system comprises IN detail the whole scieuce
OF Drafting Garments, based npou an entirely new
ahd original principle, viz: Right Angles. Or size
una Height, whereby Coat mgy be cut in nny
sfyie or foshioH, 10y any person Of ordinary skill
aud usle, without teaching. This work, contain.
lnS likeness of the author. will be acc0mpanied
by pamphlet Of letters Of recommendation aud
certificates from over 500 practical Tailors IN eve
ry part OF the country, who are using the system
with entire confidence aud success. By the use
OF THIS system, sure fl il the inevitable result.
Recommendation.
PHLADELPBIA August 9J. Ig47.
Mr. D. Hull-Dear Sir After using your su,-
tenn four months. uke pleasure ia saying. that.
although inexperienced, not one aheratioa ba.
been necessary, thaviug in all cases, made ROAD
ftS and would therefore recommend II 10 the
trade as being superior, in my opinion 10 all other
Rules. ID. b. SHEBLE
800 Chestnut Street
fully agree in Mr.. Shebes opinion. that it ex-
GELS all other systems. so far as my knowledge ex-
tends. AARON PANCOAST.
2O6 Chesui Street.
One or more copies ofthe system, with accom-
panying Scales, will be sent to any part Of the
country free of postage. PRICE
To subscribers by mail, (singe copy $40.
To clubs OF live, do $40.
All orders addressed to the undersigned will
meet with prompt attention. II. d. HULL,
Merchant Tailor, Cincinnati, Ohio
May 3, l848. Cincinnati Gazette. 50
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Che state of Ohio, .FafrGrIn
gountp, 55.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel +. Mnccrackeu,

Samuel F. s.l sl''''''he"' IN cHAycrRY.
George Myers.
TEyI L above named Defendant is hereby noti-
n fled that on the 18th day Of March, 1916,
suid complainant filed in the Clerks Office of the
Court OF Common Pleas for said county, his Bill in
chancery against him, which is now pending
wherein he sets forth, that on or about the 29th
day OF November, A. d 1898, being seized in fee
simple OF all that certain tract or parcel of land
/ living and being III the county of Fairfield aud
State of Ohio. known and distinguished as fol
lows tn-wit: Being in Zane> location of land on
which the Town OF Lancaseris laid out, in Town.
ship No H. of Range No. 10, of United States
land sold at ChillicOthe, Ohio, bounded and deS.
cribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a Post
where Stone Is planted ON the South side there
of, near Rees' Bridge being the lower toll bridge
over the Hockhocking River near said Town OF
Lancaster where Honey Locust six inches in
diameter bears South g. degrees East, 257 links
and an Elm 80 inches bears North 20j degrees
West; thence South 81 degrees West 10 chains
and Sd links to a Post where Honey Locust lC
inches diameter bears North 724 degrees West
203 links aud a Honey Locust inches in diane.
ter bears North 304 degrees East 81 links; thence
South six Chains aud 30 links tO a Post; thence
NORTH b1d degrees Last IA chains ana 70 lluks 10
POST thence North 335 degrees West chains
aud 60 links to the place of beginning, containing
Eight Acres and Three Quarters, more or less -
He was applied to by said Defendant who desired
TO become the purchaser of the premises above
described, which were accordingly sold to him by
complainant on the terms following, to.wil: 500
on the lst of May; 1889; Sl58 80 on the lst OF
May; 1870: Sl52 on the LIST OF May, l84l; sl45 30
on the lst of May 1912; $l39 on the lst of May,
| l8i3 $l32 80 on the LIST of May; 1874; $l26 on
the lst of MAY, 1915; SIG so on the LIST of May
! 1896 Sll3 on tie lst OF May. l3i7; aud SlO6 81
on the LIST of May l848. Said Bill further set;
forth that said Defendant has enjoyed the rent,
and profits of said premises from the date of said
contract up to the date OF filing said Bill OF COM
plant Said Bill charges that said Defendant has
| frequently been applied to by complainantand re.
quested to make payment, but that he has wholly
neglected and refused TO do so. The Bill there.
fore prays that an account may be taken of the
principal and interest due and To become due
said complainant on account Of the aforesaid pay.
menls aud that a valuation & sale of said premises
he ordered and that the proceeds thereof be APP
piled, so far as need be, To the payment Of tue
principal aud interest as aforesaid.
Said Defendant will therefore take notice and
make answer according to law 10 said Bill Of com
| plaint-the same being au appearance TO the June
Term, A. D. 1913, offs said court.
MARTIN & EFFlNGER,
Solicitors fer Complainant
! April 90, 1913. 6w5l pis8,75
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Proposals

NM ILL be received by the Board of Educa
w ton Of Lancaster until Monday, May Is
al l2 o'clock, for furnishing the materials and erec
inga School House Oh the North side of Main
Street, according to plan and specifications to be
seen at the Office Of H. c. Whitman, President o
the Board
Proposals may be made for materials and worl
separately or both together.
By order of the Board.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr. Secretary.
Lancaster, May l2, 1913. lwl
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LAscAsTER, ONO. April 10, l9is.
HNHlS Institution has commenced operations NJ
> their Banking House. in Grecnes Corner,
under recent Act Ol Incorporation by the Gener-
al Assembly.
They are prepared to do a general Baaking
Basiaess, 10 discount Notes aud Bills al the usual
legal rate interest, buy aud sell Ezckdnge DC
They are also prepared 10 receive DEPosITEs.
and allow iSrEHEsT therefor, grading the interest
according 10 the time the money may he deposited
JACOB GREENE, l.. LOBENTHALL.
SAMUEL BEERY, GIDEON MARTIN.
HENRY MiERS, WILLIAM PHELAN.
5. McCABE, Direct0rs
5lH {. +. GARAGHTY. Cashier
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Crackersl CrncIrersl

HNHE undersigned has commenced the maau.
u featuring IT all kinds Of CRACKERS. 'sach
as WATER. SODA aud BUTTER CRACKERS
and will be ready 10 GIL any orders directed TO him.
His Crackers will be found to be Of a superior
quality ne lie has devoted considerable part VI
his time To this business.
rersons' in neiehboring towns. aud III otheve.
will be supplied at the shorirsi pa,cs md upss
orders
SHoP-In CIKsY's BrfLpiSa. one door west
Of tue Hooking Valley Bank
WALTER CRANMER.
Lancaster, April 81, 1913 am5s
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Bultcr! BullerM RuitcrM

N HNflE Farmers of Fairfield county who devote
n attention 10 making the article Of BUTTER.
will find it greatly to their advantage to call on
the Undersigned, before selling elsewhere lie
is about 10 establish himselfn Lancaster for the
express purpose Of purchasing and paying the
caSh for all the coon BUTTEH he can command.
He will be loulId on aud after the lst day of MAY
next, in the BASEMENT ROOM io,mediatelg
Uader Mcsws Bcery g. Wygam's Grocery Store,
where he invites the Farmers to call and see him.
aud get the highest market price for their Butter.
Having now been engaged for some time in the
purchase aud sale Of this article, he would re-
spectiully suggest That 6Uner in order To be kept
goat aud street. for some length of time, should be
well dressed and free from miik-ai.o that it
ought not to be too highly salted aud should be
kept from the air and light. This may be at.
tanned measurabIy by packing the butter away in
crooks in preference to putting it up in separate
rolls 1t shall he the pleasure Of the undersigned
10 encourage every reasonable care in the matter
Of making good butter, bylgying high cash prices,
to those who produce the best article.
y c. STAMBAUGH
Lancaster uril % 1919 n
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MARKET House Stalls.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
/ ' ed will between the hours of and 10 o.
clock 4. NJ. OF the l3h day of May ne1t proceed
to RENT for one year. by public auction to the
highest bidder the BUTCHERS STALLS in
the Market House, in the Town of Lancaster.-
Sale tn take place at said Market House. The
Stalls in the Northern Division Of said Mark er
liuu,e, cannot be rented fora less sum than $40
nor those Of the Southern Division for less sum
than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, MARKET Master.
Lancaster, April 30, 1913. 3wjl
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EB@No man that ever fairly tried McAlister's
AA-Healing Ointment will or can say it is not
good. On the other hand, thousands are saying
that it is the best family Medicine they have ever
used. Now we wish it TO be fairly tried before
giving judgment either way As for ourselves, we
know ofno better article Of Medicine, in Scrolula,
Scald head Old Sores, Itch, Salt Rheum, &c &c.
Also, for Rheumatism, Group, and Gout, we be-
ieve it is unequaled The Hair Oil too, will cure
Badness, when all Bears Oil or other cosmetic
known have failed.
See advertisement. owl.
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RoncIl nnd RendY CIuh.

At a meeting ofthe "Rough and Ready
Club" held at the Court House. ON Sat
urday Evening May 9th, the following
preamble and resolutions were, on mo.
ton of Mr.. Caffee unanimously adopted:
The approaching Presidential contest
is one of more than ordinary magnitude
and brings with it responsibilities of the
most solemn kind. The most extraordi-
nary events have transpired in Europe
and IN our own country, which appeal
most powerfully to the reflection and pa
triOtism of every American citizen, In
a crisis of so much soicitude involving
questions of PEACE and WAR-of moral
and social ties-the perpetuity of our
free Institutions the continuance of
our beloved Union; in such crisis, it be-
comes the imperitive duty ofevcry good
citizen to select, from the many great and
patriotic men of our country, leader,
whose character is marked by irmness
ofpurpose, calm and rejecting mind, a
highly elevated patriotism which will
place him far above all the little paltry
considerations of party, and plant him
firmly and immutably upon the Consti-
tuition, as the only platform from which
he can survey, direct and guide all the
great interests of our common country.
Resolved, That in General Zachary
Taylor we have found such man, and
we therefore proclaim him as our choice,
and hereby recommend him to the re-
spectful consideration of the Delegate
appointed to represent the 9th Congress-
ional District in the Wing National Con-
vention to assemble in June next, in In
dependence Hall; and request that his
name be presented to the consideration
ofthat convention.
ReSoloed, That copy of the above be
signed by the President and Secretary
and be transmitted to Col. Cochran the
Delegate and that the Wing Editors of
this Congressional District be requested
to publish the same.
G. w. BGRSTLER, Pres.
RoBT. H. CAFFEE, Sec.
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JONH vi. CLARKE.
LOTTERY VENDER---RICHnIOND VA.
Presents to his patrons the following Brilliant
Schemes for May, l343

NLARKE has been a VeRder iorthe last fifteen
I0years in the Cities Of Piltsburg Pa, Wheel
ing Va, and Richmond. Va, and refers 10 the
Managers in proof Of the fact thathe las sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Fender in the United
States CLARKE sold during the month OF Jan.
uary February, March aud April l849, the fol-
lowing CAPITAL PRIZES.
january 4th, $4,000 sent to Albany; and s. 900
III same Lottery, sold in Richmond. January IS,
Whole of S24 600 sent to Philadelphia. January
18th, Whole Of $4,000 sent TO Boston. January
29th, Half of $50 600 sent TO New York Februa.
ry 2lst, Half Of $1,000 sent Norfolk. Va. Februa.
ry 23d Half of $4,000 sent 10 Washington CITY.
March 4th Hall Of $35, 900 sent to Cincinnati.
March Odd, Half of $4,000 sent to Wheeling, Va.
April lth, Quarter OF $4,000 sent 10 Cincinnati,
Ohio; besides numerous Others of $1,000 and less,
sent to correspondents.
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Fairfield Co. Savings institute,
LAscAsrEn, ONO. April l9, Isls.

April q. lalR.
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Wool Carding.

HNIiE subscriber still continues at his OLD
n STAND. at the South end Of Broad Street,
Lancaster Ohio. mud will be ready. at all times
10 Card WOOL NJ FOUR CENTS per pound, for
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Customers, who leave their Wool when they
come in Town. can haze their rolls By tie time
fhey ger througA rih heir basiHsn aud are rea.
dy 10 leave town w. T., WILLIAMS
Lancaster May 8. lgi3. 6wj2
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Che state of Ohio, .Eafr6rln
Countp, SIS.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Geckler, I
IN CHANCERY.

~ rrr~rD
Ganavet.
ENNHE Defendants in the above case whose re-
II sidences To CompIainan; are unknowA. will
take notice that on the first day of February, A.
D. 1913. the Complainant filed in the Clerks OF.
flee Of said comfy, his Bill against them, which is
now pending, wherein he prays that the North.
west Quarter OF Northeast Quarter of Range No.
l8, Township No, IA, Section No. 49, containing
40 Acres and 63-l00 of an Acre, and which said
premises were conveyed by Complainant to his
granddaughter Amelia Ganuvet. reseNing to him.
self the right OF an annuity amounting to the sum
of $50 per year be subjected to valuation aud sale
And that an account be taken OF the amount due
Complainant on account OF the principal and n-
terest resulting from the annuity us aforesaid the
proceeds whereof shall be applied in the first in
stance to the paymentof Coinplainants said claim.
Said Bill will be heard at the next June Term,
A. D. I84S, ofsad court
MARTIN & EFFINGER,
Solicitors for Complainant
| April %, ls4s. sw5l pfs9,5e
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Sch0nl ExaMiners.

A T a meeting of the Town Council Of the
~ Town of Lancaster, on the lst inst JOHN
NJ. BIeELow, R. P. EFFINeER and M. A. DAUeH
ERrY were appointed School Examiners for that
part of said Town, that accepted the law passed
BY the Legislature of Ohio February 10, lS4S, for
the support and better regulation OF Common
Schools in the Town of Lancaster.
JOHN B. REED, Recorder.
Mays, 1s48, 3wo2
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OBITUARY.
CIV |

DIED--In this city, (Cincinnali,) at 1 pnst 10
o'clock, on Monday evening. May lSt 1913. in the
9th year OF her age, Mrs MARY ANN SHER
MAN, wife Of Mr.. L. P. Sherman, and only daugl
ter of Mr. Samuel Giichell, formerly of Belmont
County, Ohio Cincinnati Gazette.
In Lancaster. on Sunday evening, May 9TH, l848
JOHN REBER, only son of John H. and Maria
" Tennent, aged . years II month and . | days.
The Angel sprito the child,
Sleeps III the Bosom of its Good.
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Commissioners sale.
Pendleton, Riley & Co.

Pendleton, Riley & Co.
vs, IN CHANCERY.
Levi Anderson, ct ais.
DY virtue of a fourth writ of sale and refer.
ID renee to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas for the County of Fairfield and State
OF Ohio, will, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M and o'clock p. M. of
Monday the 10Th day OF June, next, s.
at tho Door of the Court House in Lancaster, Of
fer and expose 10 sale by public venduc, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to.wit:
|. The West half of In.Lot No. 10, in Square
No 8, in the Town of Lancaster-appraised at
$500,
Q. Out Lot No. 5, Northwest, adjoining Lancas-
ter containing2 37-lOO acres-appraised at 500
Terms Of Sale-Cash in hand.
p. B EWING,
Master CommisSi0ner.
May 10, 1913. PISS 5wl
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Con-.
"A missiOners ofFarfeld county, Ohio. at their
June session next. for a certain County Road.
commencing at the Bridge in the Logan Road over
Recess Mill race aud running weston the line be.
tween the lands OF Iohn L. Giesy and David Rees
Sr. deceased, and iniersecting the Chillicothe
Road south Of Lancaster
MANY PETITIONERS.
May ), 1913. s4w62.
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Road Notice.

4 PPLICATION will be made al tue next
"A. regular session of the Board of Commission.
ers Of Fairfield county, for county Road, begin
ming at the mouth Of the lane in tile State Road
on tue Scofield Farm,iu Hooking township thence
down said lane and through the farms of Joseph
Uhl. D. Ackers Robinson Peters and John &.
Mock, until the same intersects the County Road,
above said Mock's Mill.
April &c. l848 '4w5l.
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Administrators Sale.

n pursuance of an order of the Court of Com.
L mon Pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio, 10 me di-
reced as Administrator of the Estate Of the late
Charles Swartz. dec. | will proceed to sell at
public outcry TO the highest bidder, (on the prem
ises. in the town of Lockvlle) in said county, on
Thursday the 25th day of May, 1s4s,
the following Real Estute, to witt Lot No 1913, in
Hoshor's addition to the town Of Lockville-
Terms OF sale one third in hand-cne third in one
aud one third in two years, from the day of sale,
with interest DAVID JENNINGS,
administrator Of c. SUart=, dsc.
April2l, l3i8. 5w50.
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school Notice.

1NHE undersigned respectfully gives notice that
his SELECT SCHOOL will commence on
Monday, May eth, for the accommodation OF .
small number ofready pay Scholars, -
NJ HILL.
Lancaster, May S, 1913 2w59
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TO Creditors.

TIME creditors Of crm, Hart & Co., are hero.
= by notified 10 present their claims In me on
or before the 1911 JdAs ne9t--ut which time
dividend Of the asseis will bc struck and paid.
GEORGE sANDERSoN, Receiver
Lancaster. April Ia, l84s. ~
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Dedication Notice.

The new Methodist Episcopal Church at Ucs
RUShviHe Ohio, miH be dcdicatedon sabbath ht
2lStMSt. at llo'cIock. The sermon on the occasio,
piH6e preached By REv ]. NJ. JAMESON. The
public are respectfully ia0ited 10 attend.
Eagle please copy,
West RushoiHc, May 8 1913. 2wl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

EB'If the sick wish diseased stomach restor
ed, and impure blood cleansed without endanger
ing the constitution, so to WISE s. HILLARD'S
and get box of Dr. lie Roy's SarSapariHa and
Hitd Cherry PsHs, which is the only safe family
medclne now in use. AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
Odd Fellows Celebration.

HNHE Brethren of Charity Lodge, No 7, Of the
Il Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will
celebrate the FOURTH THURSDAY (25th inst
May, by public precision, Grafton and other ap.
propriute ceremonies. All Brethren in good stand
lug III the vicinity, and other neghboriug Lodge.
are respectfully invited to attend aud assist in the
ceremonies Of the day.
Brothers are requested to meet at the Lodge
Room at half past 9 o'clock A. NJ. The process
sion will be formed at l0O'clock, under the direc
tion of BrotherJ. c. Knkead, as marshal, and will
march through the principal streets to the Merho
dist Church, where an address by Brother james
Shewurd, of Somerset, will be delivered, with 9th
er appropriate exercises.
The Church will be opened at 10 o'clock CT
llzens generally are respectfully invited to attend
Seats will be reserved for the Ladies'.
BY order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
Lancaster, May -, l848 2w1