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CT A vii having been asked by another
person whether he would advise him to lend
certain friend of theirs money, 'What!
lend him money. You might give him an
emetic, and he wouldn't return it,
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Cy A farmer the other day was told
by his landlord that he was going to raise
his rent. "Much obliged" said he, "for
find it impossible to raise it myself"
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FOR BAsHFUL LOVERS.
Bashful lovers can hand the following to
I bo;r onfh hnarks In rao5.

Gy"Patrick--is baggage master of the
Georgia Railroad, and always attentive to
his business. A few evenings since, while
at his post, he was accosted by an excited
passenger, who in rude and bosterous
manner demanded repeatedly to know the
whereabouts of his trunk.
After several times replying to the inter-
rogatory, he at length lost bis patience, and
put an end to the strangers troublesome
questioning, -
"0ch, mister, Iwish in my sou! you were
an elephant instead of a jackass, thin you'd
have your trunk always under your eye"
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A GOOD REASON.

A young lady at a Christmas dinner ex-
pressed to her hairy Tipped partner deci-
ded aversion of moustacbios. On being
pressed to give her reason for it, she at first
fenced off the question by declaring that q
lady needs no reason for disliking things
On being further questioned, she glanced at
the mistietoe, and then darted an arch look
at her partners anxious face, on which the
most luxuriant of moustachios had been cul-
tivated, she replied with charming nairette:
Well, don't mind telling you. 1t is be-
cause they-So tickle one -
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CURTIS BROTHERS,
Surveyors and Land Agents,

COUNCIL Bi.NffS. IOWA.
IlTILI. PAY PROMPT ATTENTION To THE LAY
w ing out of Lands, all hu>IAess connected with
Civil Engincerng Drafting, Ac., also the Paying OF
Taxes Ruyiug and Selling Of Real Estate Locating
Land warrants, aud Making Collections. us-u
,,yr 4 BIRRD CHS
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CO. Sam, have lost my watch overheard
it lies in twenty feet water. Is there any
way to get it?' 'Yes, of course there is.'
'How, Sam p 'Why, divers ways, to be
sure,'
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cy-' Doctor what do you think is the
cause of this frequent rush of blood to my
head?' Oh, its nothing but an effort of
Nature. Nature, you know, adhors q vac
um1
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CJ A new Cincinnati penny paper, the
Press, is printed on press driven by one
Of Ericsson's caloric en- eines. After giving
this motor a fair trial, the editor says its
complete success is established, and that his
expecta ions are more than realized. The
expense Of running it is only one cent and a
half an hour, or SO cents for "A running
hours,
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Gbs Wsekly qonparell,

rARD Sc PROVOST,
eu9LISHERS.
x,xp. cHAs =. PROVOST.
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j. Il. OLIVER,

NHorc hant Tailor,
And Dealer in Gentleman's Furnishing Goods,
-u,aa,. Rro.dusu, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
,yrrpS M HAND A CHOICE SELECTION
n OF CLOTHS, CASINERES EEsTiHHs, ~
which he III make up 0 order III toe latest tan IA
most approved styles. Together wlth hctni!lu' I
assortment Of GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS
nI J. T. OLIVER.
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LAROE s. BURR0UGHS,
Successors TO ViHidns s. Detcey,)
House. Carpenters & Builders,
nIrEES

re PREPARED TO MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
erection OF Buildings on the most reasonable terms
Fans Elevations ard Specifications drawn with accu-
sAey. JOhbIng OF all kind promptly attended to.
IL TCoFFINS constantly on hand, end made to order
any desired style and finish. Special attention CIV
en- 10 taking charge at Funerals.
II Shop the Corner of Ienson and Centre sts (n42
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4. COCHRAN,
~or~rnl I0nd .A.S S''

COINClL BLIFFS, IUWA.
r,-uI ppnupTI,Y ATTEND TO the ~
" C>TlnN and Sale Of Land Warrants Tor ~
,rdenls the payment Of Taxes. and the purchase anu
... ~ Real Estate generally. Val also ei'rf ''i's
sA.e ,, y. Ar" ,t s,so lime for uavmeuts fn2-u.
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sUTLOvENGooDA AND:THE Locouor,vv

I"' 'LNSooD AND.THE LOCOMOTIVE
The first locomotive Sut ever SAW "a.
standing steam up, and nearly ready to 90.
making no noise save suppressed hum.
ming from the safety valves. Sut had, in
his skeery cautious way, clambered to tho
top OF the tender to find out ''what sort Of
beastes" it was, when the engineer slyly
gave the whistle level long pulI-shav.v.v,
sut Int twenty feet distant on pile of cord
wood, and after running until he rot
strengthened up, he turned round his ewes.
and said ''''
ter 20 " - A''-
;. just at this moment a negro came trund.
linga truck, with cooking stove, a Joint
OF pipe through the aue hole, and pots and
pans hanging all around. Sut looked at
the stove and then at the locomotive: e: a light
broke out over his perplexity, and he shouted
to the engineer:
"Ah, yes, l onderstond it all now: the
darned brute was just nickerin for her
colt 20 AVA A''
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c." Pm getting ,fdt," as the loafer said,
when be was stealing lard.
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-. =, 10 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

Onesh. Cards Of i've lines Tor ess one year,
son,re Of IL lines, less, of Nonpare, :, H ,St
one sqs,ion and 80 cents for each subsequent pup
osa sssGsa Vsaa sss and
For douy Idyertsements have the privilege OF thtee
10 deduction will be made # the space con-
ens. .n,r,sS for is not occupied conv ,or spe-
ETAaSel., nsar,inns will be continued THREE
eihed ,esst unless sooner discontinued ana pay
ME-, sraeted accordingly.
srrsr ABOVE TERMS AND foLss
ScrIy ADHERED TO IN ALL CASES.
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sIcLaM and SurSeSh-
rf0EFICE- -oe [n37-6m
Broadway. ---------- -
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ID. {. DLOOMEN,
.N6iary F'u6ife = to,nnfssfOnsr Or Dssos Tor
the state or .NtU Fork.
DcEDS 4 SCONVEVANI.ES OF ALL KINDS,
~ promptly Oiled out and Irxnowic'leed
u. Once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific HOUSE,
May So7-nl-u
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II TEMPLE.
,,oxrrp ROOK BINDERY.

rroRNEY At LAW. LEWIS. CAss COY MI
A Iowa. Onice with the Recorder and Iteasu,e'.
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FRANK STREET,

.yitorm<v = <sanssi!Or al Lac, f0"ffy""eT
4 l-xnsraf Land -3Ssns,
<UL.,IYL HLgEES, IOH:1.
Feb l3-ni2-u.
i, navy W. r. MCCLELLAND ID.
HONN & MCCLELLAND,
PHYSICIANS ~ SINGEON~-
rnyNTu pI IEFS 4. -
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Il. fooFtE. q W l''hEf''
TO0TLES s. EAIRL.El(sH, j,

HICIrSIvEIY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
r. GUopS Gro,cries Boots Shoes, Clothing Liquors,
QHccnNNLrc, A'.. &c, and
FORM ARDING & COMMISSION MERcHAAiS,
I'd. street. 81, Joseph. Mo.
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= 1.IxTn,V s. BALDWIN,
pN 'KSONS,

-. Council BIutS, Iowa.
q Court. in western Iowa ana
TWILL practice IN all Ia n29-yl
w Nebraska.
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COUNCIL BlUffS,..- "
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies. Collections. Investing Money L"a'-
Ing aud Selling Lti Warrants, and all other ousthens
pertaining 10 their profession Western Iowa anu Ne
braSka niu'
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A PREDiCAMEsT.

Last evening handsome looking woman !
was passing down West Water street, with
little basket Of eggs in her hand, and when
a few yards from the Menomonee barn. was
knocked down On the side e-walk. Her erie.
brought gallant widower to the rescue.
who saw, to his horror, billy goat that ev.
identity had horn too much, doing bis best
to put an end to the poor woman's .niserv.s
The widower tried to scare the goat aw.v.
but he wouldn't be scared. He ri ID to helm
the lady up, when, butt! came the head 81
the goat against himself, and two bufs to-.
gether came, for the goat gave him another.
and down he fell crosswise the lady. TO tho,
serious damage of dozen fresh eggs.
"Help!" cried the lady "get of NJ,
you villain!"
"But, my good oman "-and butt wens-
the rough horn of the goat, spelling an eight.
dollar pair of pants in The worst place rhev
could be spoiled.
Help!" cried the woman, "my eeps.p
"Oh, my pants," cried the man.
But, never mind the pants, get un.n
cried the lady, and, just as he was irving n
get up, butt ! came the goat, and down came
the man again.
The cries of the two victims brought ouite,
crowd to the spot, where there Law the wo--
man, aud there lay the man" twin mise.
ry's pregnant with danger "-and there ad.
vanclns and retreating, butting first one.
and then the other, oscillated the confound,.
ed goat. The last butt he made, one of his
horns caught in the basket, and he left the
scene OF action with the basket hanging over
one eye, and the yolk eff three or four epos
SdrlzzIIng down his magnificent beard T6e
man backed out till beyond the reach of the
lady eyes, when he turned and ran like a
quarter horse, swearing at all goats in gen
eral, and this one in particular, while the Ia.
oy sat down, and with a piece of shinple,
anu a a., ie" pms, cleaned and repaired the
badly damaged dress.-JIl. Ners,
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4. e. FORD,
nR. W. :. GRIMES,

rrORSEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, COZ
4 ClL BLUFFS, Iowa. c.a,a ua,
-',,,,ce over the Banking House OF Greene re"
-, ton Middle Broadway.
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X. IL. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY at LA"
COT \EIL I'll FFS, IOWA
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ID Sullivan, M. L.
DuySvCyaN SURGEON. OFFICE AT .L DiL
tLEN'S DRUG STORE, Lower Bfoa'""s' MN In
.cii Bluffs Iowa. --------------
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-yM F. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND bLAN n n
w Book Manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS, low ~ 10
prepared to execute anything IN his man
ness pfompti', " n34-u
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Gents EMIni.Ning Goods.

lust Received and COR sale boy G. g. Gregg
y 4 Co. Gents l.. - and Mars.illcs shirts and
collars Brown and,Blcachol Drawers
Cotton and Meriuo under shirts.
Drawer
Cr,va,. and Tie. Sock &c, Sc. Al articles
10 the line to be found IN our stock.
August -, SO Noa0 In
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Jt-r Received anil for sale 10y q Gregg
y Co.. u large bill including Register frocks.
Sacks. aud over Sacks. Vests AMI Pants TO iit
boy. am. youths from three 10 twenty years old.
to which we call the attention Of all the boys
August q, SO. No3o
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DIR, GOODS AND GROCERIES.
IIkENESSES.

1 e. MpESTtE has rcopfuoJ rooms va
a, Marshall. over the Store of u4 ihGur1
Noth side Of the public square, whore BE- j.
ready To take l.ikcnc,ess in 'hc most approved
.,ylc Persons wishing la favor him with thor
patronage will plea-e give hin an early cs,ll
T.. S-llnying madc the Ar, his study and
exclusive business for the lat nine years and
always taking the .ikcncsses himself be- will con
inuc to do so, aud warrants moi 10 leave bis
work in the hands Of apprentices or Incompetent
Artists. but to- execute any order in person with
cNaclnc-s and dispatch.
May 9Th lSi9N
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Tagging and Rope.

10000 10000 Oh IL. be-, Aacbi"S '' Eape,
in store and for sale by
l.. G. GREGG Il 60.
August 90 lsjg.-igaim
nas- W. are moss receiving our Fall Stock
when complete dur and timely notice sill be
given in the city papers.
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NOTEWORTHY Il KENNEDY.
Receiving, For~arding. Commits
sion. ANA Grocery Merchants,

HAVING purchased Of b II. Mattin his
IL War.hou-e and cotton sheds. together
with his entire stock Of GROCERIES. t,qdcr
their services to the public as hi. succcssors IN
the shove business and pledge their uurcmitt,d
cYcrlions to give satisfaction to all who may
FAVOR them with their patronage. They win
give thor personal attention 10 receiving and
forwarding goods with dispatch. Their rates
for storage and commission will he the same ~
heretofore charged by Mr. Martin. They will
endeayor to keep large supply of Groceries ON
hand for which they will make advance. on cot.
ton IN store. They solicit your husucs., know.
Ing they can give You entire satslactiun
July y l0JP, Ne 80 II
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Re~ovvd 10 TIC Uoppiemeyer Bpi'ds"s.
frNiiH undersigned having formed co-pnrtner-
ship. and fitted up \ comm"ons room 70
~ Doppicmeycr Building north sd" Of the
Pebble Square "r
SHAVING SALOON.
~ preJmrci 10 serve those who may p~'ro''e"'
them. Hair Coloring. Cutting, sbampooninp
&c. executed in manner to give sa'shctios.
They will keep On hand supply Of
PINE rERFUMARV, BAY RI ", s<e.
They al.o keep on hand nsupcfior article "
CIGARS AND CHEWING IoBdt'o.
Thc,, customers will bear this 10 mind. Se'e
II very small profit: .xrs
FRED RICHARDS.
Aas. 4. 1880. +'M
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Mems tOOtNiUx.

lust Received and for sale hy g. q ,'rcgg
u Co, s. 900 worth mems clothing In this
biz iB=y 10 tsu,s al iisli,is= ,yles and prizes
from the highest to the lowest.
August 81 80 No-iu I'm
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HAMMER SALOON.

~. IS, p9.-5N.
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FURNITURE!

{. Eli = I 4 ! \ rs.
Nas IT y id Rog1i Nt1. W. OdfiN
MOULD invite thcunufI a ol id..rfaad.
w and the public to their hf a1l wgI sc-
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hooks. lSOOks!.

TUST Received, and on hand large variety
81 n School Books, such "a are used in the
high schools in this and other places in Eastern
TexAa Also Miscellaneous Books, Cap and
LITTER Papr, Transcript Paper, Legal Paper.
together with al! articles in the Stationery lin.
eenrs~ily found in country stores 10 which we
ln,;tc the attention Of Teachers, Parents, ard
Guardians for sale low for cash or credit,
g. G.. GREGG & 60.
Auvust 81 So No-50 I'm
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NEW WORKS.
SHORTLY 10 he Issued!
\ G l.. y II = W \ n TED,

~ VI l. y - w ~ ~ ! H. ID!
I'VE subscriber respectfully in.
iormr the public generally, tla, I1sN
publishing some very valuable Books. and oc, >.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AurNvu
to engage in the sale Of them by 5ubscrip,io,
%. bis works are sold in no other way "'
Those wishing an AcDcy can find spccime,.
az all times at The Publishers Office.
One Of our most valuable Books IL
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF TIN
REVOLUTION or Illustrations by va
and Pencil Of the History Telegraph, Seen"
~. Relics and Traditions of the War Of ind.
pcudtncc-by Benson j Losing Two VJ
umcs ROYAL Octave containing upwards =,
raem Hudfot Peeo and Etctod Ho,i,ei
EatgarW's.
TIE preparation II this work occupied tho
Author many wears; during which he travels,
url5y ten thorgnd miles, III opltr to viii, ~.
prominent scenes OF the RNol4tiou. father n,
local tradition, and explore the records anil
Histories.
The prime Object Of the Author was to rcpro
aacc de II story OF thc American Revolution !,
surh an attractive muesr as 10 eutier the ym,b
ol hj, country 20 nad the wonderful story s,,
he and tbp value ef th TO- hhurs. The man,.,
n which &c has hpeu arranged and set forth re-.
,lss il 900 le,s attractive To the general r,,a,,
uaa To- tac l.p. scholar ol more mature wears
Explanatory ustsH are given On every lac.
and d o4 Biographical -l.iyh II every man AZ.
uueash0l .u theatef o.. tlo Revolution
4 eupiYu, Nua'vi'Dl Index j. given n, The
close So ~ Second Nyumc .cmbFacng ciehy.
G,c e'us. pruf paers. This is. in n.,i,
ga cHHH.rt. -yu p-e 90 The History and liior
uIt, a' 'h prr.pl ~ Hu Revolutionary !!s;o,y.
aud N5I bo found O., g,cdugy useful ior reference
Ihr W'fh contains all the essential facts If
tie eIIs history at uar Republic which are scat
tered through SCORES Of volumes. often inaccessi
h'e o. Au great mass ot readers /, hrmsa
complete t"eHeel 70 the tourist seeking fs
fields rsH-.,raDo by patriotism which lie seat.
toned oyer oug broad land.
pnarls ct THIRTY THOUSAND pol.
LARS were rNpended iu the preparation oi tie
wrlR. The exquisite cugmyiuu- prepared unl.
iia immediate supervision pf the Author fron
li- eNa drawings. required the greatest care
prHiHs, 10 this end Tire Efforts Of the Publish
er- have bacon directed and hey take grcsl
pleasure Foo presenting these volumes u- the BEL
-f#mrs % typography c,Dr i-.acd from ib
American pn-
rdard by llMp,tA lip'hcr for
T. g.. NEBHlT.
~ Ao. 1.v and haUdml edition ofiA
lulA UliL lu4fI from lNmpN NV
-a.aru iitte. Oh, type # which ".
maf rH. Is a.. lb.. edition The marginal
references urr i. Do uau'rr of the page thr
ejtHs lt W open and clear appearance m
iaNt isth0 u 50 rliah.e beju. carefully revised
HHI rarr ',d according lo the uNiord cditc
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j e.. q. GREGG 4 60.
Nucu.t y 80 \o-i0 im
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Al SHREVEPORT. ~.
~ ". JONES proprietor OF TIE B'a0 \
and fita tonalrg. ha. Jeic1n.noi & 9
% pu, dcvn the prica Of cl.tlnys. such - "
,,r,tr bar. and gin g,ariu1 i' The bow h-urr 81
) cents pound. ala III, iiai. spar rl"~
improved No AND , to - 30 and - eo ur
scooter ploa improved 81 80 c'ni. ouly
lie Is also prepared 20 d' any and "i pa
rb,pery that thc country may want ina wokr.
manlike manner.
he ha. on hand Iron railing ~ beautiful pat
terms fnr gallrric. GRAVE inc,~urs dc. W."
mp.ialie Iasekiug .ccond inud boiler. aiia stream
engines which hc will -sli on r,4ls"aahir l,5u',
Circular Jaw mill. made TO order aul al kii'i'
Of machinery rrlir'sl.
Term. viii b. mad, 10 suit purchasers p, ''rii
giving good city acceptance, ~ an. rr-psis.ln.c
house.
T. W JOINS.
Shreveport. Sept . lsis. nol-u
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lust Received anI FOR sale, by q q ',reer
u 4 Co. a goat many lililc things and fsney
article. in this br,nrh II trade, To- numerous To
mention. For particulars. We rcf'r you 70 our
-hos cases. Call and examine for yourselves.
August -. 80. Noh0 I'm
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Pnpcr-lIangiMgs, Border. Deco
rutiOns, etc.

il'"rr. NiuHnW sash AfI hiiil- % MI rlf'r anu
de-, p'ion fer sale cheap
WINDOW GLASS. dr.
5000 boxes American Window G',ss all sir"s;
900 10 fnrli.h and French. from StiO ip 20,3n:
80 lights fine Plate Glass
i2n lius~s double thiak American, Ntl0 TO i0,iG,
ip,l light ooof,'d s!la.
inn Glalrt diamonds
500 huudles cl12I-r tin.
lotions White i.,d 90 2i 20 700 h kegs;
500 canister. ani & 'rS 0iorrd jaHs. 40 ounce TO
ltN pound perhae"s,
$500 In Gn- fr-uOl green. df, and ground in "ll .
1000 hhis Wiring mod Pans white. EnelrH N-u~.
ran H-l. and srlluN rchra.
Paint M,.ls of all -ize. and -trty article usually
Kept in a paini oh and gunf STORE n h- found AZ
X tIANNbN y
MAY % sly ~ Canal II ' Odcpu.
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MoULoR Importer. 10 Charities street. be-.
-. tween canu aui 81 LINUS streets
ffencl aud tirrn1u Patent gathers. Cali skins
Morocco KID Lining. and Fancy Boot Lee- Al-,
Lasting aud SATIN fmurats. Boot Wehb- and Gallons
Boo, incing- fH-i -,iks, shoe thread last aud h,r
maker tools
~ large stock of every article la the msnuinc
turing line. MAJ 22'5- 30 81
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JENlI. M. WAAOW00
oF ruK LATE FIRM of
Nci lsOn, ward ~ III. + "

Having connected himself with the M
known house Of REID 4 TRACY 50 thaa'
street New York, ,li
COLLECTS the continued patronage o. A,
y friends and customers and assures them
their orders for Hardware, If addressed 70 y.
or 10 Reid 4 Tracy, shall be satisfactory u
cg.ed.
janUmy Fl, 50.
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PAPER HAN QINo

TO his business Mattresses can he found at y
levy store, whore all orders can be len.
Marshall April :. 1889
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MARSHALL SIC STORE.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-05
Masonic Festival,

The Festival of St. John the Evange-
list, that Eminent Pastor of Christianity,
as well as Freamasonry, most duly OBJ
served by our ancient brethren of the
trowel, on the 9th ultimo. On this day
occurred the annual election of officers of
Union Lodge No. 2 at this place. A
large number Of the Brethren were pres.
ent, we learn, through the day at the Com.
municaticn; and, after the installation
ceremonies, the Fraternity from different
portions of the County, with their ladies
and invited guf sts repaired to the Addison
House for a social and fraternal re union,
at refreshment, over the board, and to
keep in due reveration the remembrance
of their patron Saint.
The tables were elegantly and bounti.
fully furnished, at which we judged over
one hundred were seated.
After an ample discussion of the TEN.
poral blessings of life so profusely dispen.
sed, "the feast of reason and flow of
soul was prolonged by sentiment and
song to much later hour. We have
only room to notice a few of the senti.
ments which were most happily responded
10 by those who were respectively called
up.
The Grand Lodge Of Vermont; and the elo-
quent expounder Of Masonic principles and law.
its present Grand Master.
This brought up P. G. Tucker, ESQ.,,
in an eloquent and exceedingly happy
speech, which was much applaudsd, tersely
referring to the history and principles of
the Order.
Union Lodge, No, 2 its past and present sup
This sentiment was appropriately re-
sponded to by Past Master D, l.. Potter,
X. T., who presided at the board owing to
the absence of the w. NJ. Ira Clifford
and by Hon. james NJ. Slade, in effective
and appropriate remarks. Mr.. Slads re-
marked that in early lite he was some.
thing of an Anti-Mason that he was
sometimes asked why he was a Masonic
which he could give the fitting reply that
when child he acted and spake as a
child, but having arrived at maturer man
hood, he now had put away childish
things, and acted and spake as man.