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FOR IIIl M

s3:;$ The STOREHOUSE, on Fnrlav street,
between King and Prince streets, n" II, lately
occupied by George W. Snyder as stove and
tin ware establishment 1t is very desirable
location ~ u business stand. For terms, which
will be moderate t. 4 prompt paying tenant
apply TO JAS. Nj. 3fEU AkI.
sen 1T-a0iti Sheriff
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sep 2S-Gnl
PRINCE STR EFT.

STOVESI STOVES STOVES!
TIN WARE! TIN WAkEi
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES!
n gene ul assortment uf the above article, Of
the latest and most approved patterns and sty les
and best material, kept constantly on hand, and
warranted to suit purchasers also Tin Roof
ing Guttcrirg and Spoutlng promptly and per
sonall y attended to III city or country, and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
would ask my friends and the public gcncr-
ally to call and examine my stack and prices be-
fore pu,cha>ing elsewhere.
i If. CLARKSON,
sep 2S-3m -, Prince st.
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FOR sELE AND mE Mt

A.. FOX RENT
HILL A TWO-STnEY HOUSE,, III good order,
with water and gas and large gaIdcn. Kent
moderate. Apply at 23l, King st sop. cot
FOR RENT
M:u The COMMODIDUJ HOUSE, No. lO2,
Cameron ST., between Pitt and 1t. Aanph con
tanning 10 rooms with garden, stable and out
houses The house is i'll good repair, and Will
be ready for cu,.atiun the first week iii b&to-
Der. For terms. &c, apply on the premises.
D.,--I W
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MARRIED.

On the Goth instant, at the residence of the
brides mother, in Gordonsville, Va, by the
Rev Isaac w. K. Handy, ID, D., Mr..
NJ. KEYS, of Alexandra to Miss
nj USIE ID. KING, Of the former place.
Baton Rouge La, papers please copy,l
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TsIliE SICK IL SEA 3ON IS AGAIN UPON
l. us and We arc gln We can offer for the re-
lief Of the suffering DR.. II. y. HORIZONS MI
ASMA ANTlDOTE, u spec y and pcrmanent
cure for Fever and Aguc. Bilious and LAYER
Complaints. We feel confident that those who
use it, strictly ne dire ctci will never have cause
for regret For sale only by
WAKEFIELD K HAIL.
sep IS Druggists, cor Prince x Fairfax sts.
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$1,000 900 IN WArcHE51

FOR SALE On THE POPULAR
~ ONE PRICE + l. A n ''szH
GIVING EVERY PATRON n
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCll !
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not t. be Paid or unless perfectly sat
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100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 TO S 900
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 10 300
100 Ladies' Watches, Enamelcd, 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chron'tcr Watches, 23O to 200
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, 200 to 80
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to 200
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches, 100 to go
500 Silver Hunting Levers, % to 100
500 Silver Hunting DupcXes, 70 to 10
800 Gold Ladies' Watches, DO to ":D
1000 Gold Hunting Lepincs, Do to 70
900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, 81 to lOO
$500 Hunting Silver Watches, 70 ~
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, 10 to 4"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-06-13
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Convention called to order by the chair
man. snort but earnest speeches were mad,
by a number of the delegates. The FOLLOWING
Keuosha '"''
Resol0ed, That the thanks Of Lodge dele
gates and visitors to this convention are heart
NY extended TO the members of Salem Lodge
ana community, for their kind reception. en-
tertalnment and general arrangements TO,
our comfort -'
ReSol'ed, That the thar ks of this body are
rendered to Miss Zadee Judd for the use O.
her Instrument, thereby adding greatly to the
R5eso7ped, That we recommend to tho
loaSes OF this county, the introduction of tbf
MUSICAL Fountain" in their lodge rooms
Inc resolutions passed without dissentino
M. B. Dodge of Salem, then offered the fol.
loving, winch lci immediately passed
AeSOtge@, lhat we tender our thanks TO Bro
Lee and sister Nelson for the part thew have
taken In this convention and would ree1ent
fully request them to furnish comics of fhei,
addresses for publication in the temnerance
organ of the state. ~ :
The question, Glow can we best promote
lhe cause OF temperance in Kenosha county?,'
came up, and ELECTED a spirited debate in
which many of the delegates took part
Frank |. Lee then offered the following res.
Olutions: rs i00-
HeSot1ea, That committee of five be an
pointed by this convention, whose dntv #
shall De TO take general oversight of the
temperance interests of the county. and also
to procure suitable persons to lecture on this
subject. "a ''ii'
Resotred, That each lodge have the priv.
lege OF adding one to the committee.
In accordance with these resolutions the
convention appointed the following on the
committee; A. ). Barber, F. T. Lee 7. n
Pike, A. S. Cole, NJ. b. Dodge. -
A ; Cole was elected corresponding secre-
Immediately after this business, Mai. Cole
MADE a short but very good speech. which
eli 1 more than the usual share ofapplause
giving full instruction in the unwritten work
Adjourned to meet Friday and Saturday. the
2Oth and 2lst of September next. at Cypres,
Lodge Rooms, Kenosha Co
B. S. CASWELL. Sec
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faint of Illegally. After the revised charter
was wa given TO thu city, the common council, at
inherent times, and in various ways, recog-
june, 1859, settled with some of the holders
OF 1t, who were willing to extend the time for
suing new.
This SUIT is brought upon the scrip received
court below erred in excluding it from the ju-
The Judgment of the circuit court is reversed
with costs, and the cause is remanded to the
court below, with instructions TO issue We
nire de novo. l.. w. MIDDLETON.
Clerk Supreme Court United States.
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A gentleman riding a very ordin-
airy. looking horse, asked a negro
whom he met how far it was to a
nelghboring town, whittier he was
going. The negro, looking at the. an
lmal under the driver with a broad
grin of contempt, replied: ''Wi' dat
ar, boss, massa, it's jis fourteen mile.
WI a good chunk of a boss, seben
miles; but if you jist had Massa
Jenlmy's boss, gosh! you're dar
now -
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Thursday, jane Is, 1861.
For the Ksnosha Telegraph.
Three Little Pictures.


Three Little Pictures.
Three little pictures came to-day;
They came the twenty fourth day OF May
They came all sealed in something white
And marked three centS-they were so light.
Three little pictures now see;
It's no mistake lis one. two, three.
Two little feet so email and white,
Six little eyes of mrth so bright,
Six little hands for mischief too,
They can't be beat the wide world through.
Two months have fled since they were here;
The baby, May, Birdie dear.
We're lonely since they left us too,
Those little ones with eyes so blue
We miss those little Gatterng feet,
And sad the thought. no more we meet.
The baby youngest of the three,
a treasure was, that you could see.
And laughing Birdie always shy.
Had eyes as blue "a summer sky.
and never was prouder elf,
Than little Mays own bright self
Those little ones, from sorrow free,
No more will fill our home with glee.
They gladden. now another home,
We will not murmur now they gone.
We can't expect to keep them here,
Then why this sad falling tear.
a
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Circuit Court, County Of Kenosha.

The state Of Wisconsin to RUFUS Lane
" OO are hereby summoned and required TO an
N swef the complaint Of John s. Gnu Ia w Iliam
n II; uoul Henry n. Could aaron w. Davis Cherries
L ieetwood, Joseph b. Briggs Of which copy is acre
WIN served upon you, and 10 serve COPY of your
a osWeron us ut our Office the city and county Of
n nosha ana state OF Wisconsin within twenty days
ter the service hereof exclusive of the dav 81 sncb
,rVIee; andIi you fail answer the COMPLAINT as
d OF esalu the said plaintiffs viii Judgment against
"a 'or the sum OF six hundred aud twenty eight
ars and iorty-four Gems, with interest at the rate
o seven per cent. per annum from he 10Th day of
Aprn, 1851 besites the 'osts Of mis- action
Dated, April 10, A. D. 1867
o"4o HEAD g >CH0RF
OF Keno .ha Wisconsin pm. lttv;s
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tar The Judiciary committee have come to
a a tnal vote on the impeachment question
The vote stands in favor to 3 against it.
The resolution Of censure, declaring that
the President had been guilty of acts which
merit the condemnation of the people. was
passed by vote of 7 to 2; the two voting
negatively being of course Democrats.
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ANTHONY VAN WICK,
ow52 County Judge.
In Probate--Keno8ha County Court,

In Probate--Kenosha County Court.
In the Of Dover in the real estate of Michael
Burke deceased
nN RE Al DING and fling the p ttion Of Eliza
W beth Burke, OF the Town OF Salem. ia SAID coun>
ty, representing among Oher things, that Michael
Burke late Of said Town Of Salem died seized Of an
estate Of Inheritance ia fee simple 10 and to the west
KY (6 acres OF the west bali Of the north quar-
t of section number twenty 90 town one y range
twenty 900 That she has not had her dover in
I'D estate asst ned to her, and the heir at law of
nd decease are unknown aud that they do not dis
lte her right TO Dover in said estate: And praying
t1at her dowef ia said estate be assigned a0d SET Off
to her. II Orde ed that said petition be heard be,
70 tine Judge Of this Oour. Friday the 2sth day
o Jule, A. D. 1861, at O'Clock p M a. his off &c Ia
the city OF Kehosha
aud 1t is ia ther ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs Of said deceased aud TO all persots
in crested in said estate by publishing copy of this
otder for three successive we, Ks ror SAID day Of
hearing, in the Keuosha Telegraph, o weekly news
paper pub ished at Kelosha IN sad county.
Dated Kenosha, Jun On, a y. SCI.
3w1 ANTHONY VAN WICK
County Judge.
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Circuit Court, County of Kenosha.

IUIT,
VOU are hereby Summoned and r.onirad IN an
S"ef the c mpia'Lt OF Clarence l. Peck,of " Inch
a copy IS herewith served upon you, and tn serve
copy OF your answer OF us at our office in the
. ana county 81 kenoSha aad state OF Wisconsin
mn twenty days aft err the service hereof cxcluS
slFs 81 lhe DAY OF suUb service and il you fail TO
d 9Her zee ompitint Aforesaid the said DlninitG
" ~ VaAe Judgement against you for the sum Of one
snpu'ahd Two hundred and nj ety-four dollars and
aou 'eeh cents, with interest at the rate of six per
~ ~ per annum from the 9th day OF March A. d.
30, besides the costs OF this action.
rated april l2.h "A. d. 1867. HEAD & SUHOFF
o#99 Of Kenosha, Wisconsin, PMS Au's
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DARN FOR SALE.
Bearing Orchard.
NOTICE

NOTICE n hereby given that the notes ofthe
- henoshs county Bank OF Kenosha must BE- Dre-
,ented at the Bank Comptroller's Office al Madison
or payment. within three 49, years from the date al
.hs notice, or the funds deposited with the Bank
Comptroller for the redemption of the same viii be
surrendered to the said Bank
g GEO. ;. HARDING, Pres't
J. N. PURPLE. Cashier
KenOsha Sept. rs, 1865. 2y1syol26.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

In Probate, Kenosha County Court
C ed. 80 ~
Letters o. administration in said matter being this
ygranted TO J b. Jilsun, Of Keuosha city and six
1861 being allowed creditors 70 present their claims
gAlnst SAID deceased Tor examination and allowance:
ouce Is hereby given that the Judge Of aid Court
WI on the ZlSt day Of Ju e, A. 1867 AT one
O'Clock, p NJ of said day OF his Office ia said county,
Examine and adjust ali claims and deman DIS Of all
parsons against said deceased
BY the Court, ANTHONY YANWycK
4w5l County Jn6oe
Date at Eenoshn The 14th day of May, A. D. 1851.
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~ The statement of the United e+a+ag
Treasurer for May shows a decrsase Of fiye
million dollars in the national debt during
that month. The amount of currency in The
Treasury has increased $3S. 100000, and the
coin has decreased SIS ,OOO, 900.
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Proceedings of the Common Council.


Present Mayor Petit.
Aid Crosit, Glover, Stebbins, Hoffman, Sim
mons, English, Bailey, Dennebecker, Brannan
White. Nicoll and VanArsdale.
Minutes of the special meeting read.
A petition to open an alley in block SO was read
and referred to the committee on streets.
a petition 10 open drain on the west side of Me
chanc street read and referred to the commit
tee on streets.
remonstrance was presented against granting
license to II. Tenhagen IN the 4th ward and on mo-
ton, OF Aid. Glover license was refused Tenhagtn.
ayes Crosit, Glover, Simmons. Stebbins, White.
Van arsdse and NicOll noes, Hoffman, English.
Bailey, Dennehecker and Brannan
On the petition for sidewalk on Main street in
the I'd ward, the Com, streets ordered the laying
Of walk. On motion of Dennebecker action on the
order was postponed until the first meeting in Sep
TENDER; ayes. Clever, Stebbins. Simmons, White,
Vanhrsdae. Nic0l Bailey and Dennebecker; noes,
Crosit Holman. English and Br4nnan.
Hiram Stoddard presented claim for damages.
amount $40 for injuries TO horse received from a
defective culvert; referred to the Judiciary Com
The bonds of J. G. Budde as constable and city
marshal were approved.
The bond of A. Schend, st. Supervisor was ap-
proved.
st. supervisor White made report of work done
sidewalks chargeable to the lots; referred to the
Com. on streets.
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MORNING SESSION.

Saturday, June /. '67.
Al ~ O'Clock A. NJ the convention was
called TO order by Bro. Barber and opened in
form: Officers all present.
Quite number of delegates rot prcspnt'ves-
terday, came IN and took seats in the conven-
tlon. While some preparations were being
Ihaue LOT business, the members of Salem
Lodge favored the convention with Il song.
=, under the head of Questions in regard to
the working OF the Order, and Decisions hv
the Convention" some important instruc-
tiOns were given
The convention then elected B. S. Caswell to
serve as Sec. for one year. According to Rule
., Ihe Sec. shall be Chm of the Com. on Fl
nance ana TINS Com. shall serve for the term
OF one year Present Com. on Finance. B. s.
CasWell, john Smith and John H. Hall
MISS Nlctorne ColWell then gave a song
accompanied by instrumental music, the con-
vention joining heartily in the chorus
gates arrived
Bro. Lee delivered an address (which none
out those who heard, could appreciate
"A snort lntermission followed. Immediate
ly AFTER lntermssiOn it was decided TO hold the
next meeting at Cypress Lodge-ro0m, in the
town OF Bristol. on the third Friday and Sat
urday of September next
Inc Com. on resolutions then offered the
IolloWlng, which were unanimously adopted
we, the Good Templars of Kenosha
county IN convention assembled, after due
demands
OF the great temperance reform upon the com
munity at large, have
ReSotged, That we consider it the solemn du-
" OF the Christian men and women of the Co.
to take decided stand for temperance. and
would earnestly call upon them to unite their
influence with ours
ReSotged, That we hold all persons who are
guilty OF inducing members Of our order to vi
oiate their pledge of total abstinence, as un
worthy the confidence and trust OF any. and
should merit the censure of the moral commu-
nifty.
Resolged, That we recommend members of
our order to give their patronage, as far as
pract!caole, to business and professional men
OF strict Temperance principles
HeSotred, That we look to the Christian
church tor sympathy and assistance in tb
WORK OF reform that with an awakening to
IFS claims from apparent neglect the cause Of
temperance would receive Il most powerful
impetus, and the time be FASTENED when in
temperance shall be banished from the land
Resotoed. That we extend our svmpathies
ana assistance to all other organizations, and
individual efforts for the promotion of temper
ance.
Resoloed That we consider it the dutv of
ne people 10 sustain all temperance laws
that proper authorities attempt 10 enforce
Res0toed, That the proceedings of this con
yentIon be sent to the county papers, and to
me Nortt'oeStern Advonce, for publication.
Adjourned to meet in the afternoon.
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Second Quarterly Meeting Of Kenosha Co.
(onvan+io- or nooJ u-..,1

Convention Of Good Templars.
GOOD TEMPLAR's HALL, Salem, May 81.
The Convention is composed of delegates
from the different G. T. Lodges Of Keno
Sha Co. The convention assembled at 8 O'Clock
P NJ, and was called to order by A S. Barber,
who on taking the chair explained the object
of the meeting and then proceeded to open in
The subordinate lodge Immediately after he
opening ceremonies, the chairman appointed
the following committees:
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT OFFICERS.
B. S. Caswell, NJ ID Dodge,
Hattie J. Hall.
COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Mary j. Stockwell, Frank L Lee
Jessie r. Nelson.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Jessie R. Nelson, NJ. B. Dodge,
b. 5. Caswell, Mary j. Stockwell,
F. T. Lee
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&s 20 pleasure travellers the line of the Ere
Va d"ly presents many objects OF interest pass ng
Rough the beautiful valleys OF the Chemung Sus-
gu mama, Delaware and RamapU rivers an ever.
en- nging panorama Of natures beauties commands
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Reristers In Rankrnntnu

Judge A G Miller. of the United States
District Court, announced to the bar on Mon
day last that he had received from Chief
Justice Chase list of appointments for Reg
isteIs in Bankruptcy in the six Congressional
Districts Of this state. The list is as fol.
lows:
LIST District-HENRY f. PRENTIss. Mil
Wsukee,
I'd Districts SIDNEY FooTE, Madison.
Sd District-A B P Wood.
4th Dstrict-JAMEs COLEMAN, Fond du
Lac
9th District-GEo GARY Oshkosh.
9th District-CARsoN GRAHAM. Vircona
Judge Miller sta ted that be bad written
for the rules and regulations in bankruptcy
but they were not resdy; when they arrived
due notice would be given to the bar; so
that cases might be taken up 1t was OK.
pected they would not be ready before two
weeks ct last
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The Best Ecnuat.G and Moss Luxu rious Sleeping
20 'ches - IN The WORLD al accompany
all night trains on this Railway 1850
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DR.V. CLARENCE PRICE:
NOTICE FOR JUNE, 1867.

Ew1RE ONLY only Physician of his Kind in tn
West, has met with the greatest success, gained
h4ter repu tation effected more complete cures, YAsi
ed places the longest without missing ar engagement
tam any physician that travels has outlived them
and become noted for his skin in treating all cnron
afaaaaeA of the
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Ava FUR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY.
"4ch can be obtained at all Prncrp4 Ticket Ofices
in The West and South. west
Fl RIDDLE VIM r. RAuY
Gent Sup't 26t Gent Pass Aot
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B BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
A"dJare a5'oGys as Ion as By any other Route.
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Boston AND NEW ENGLAND "A,sENGERs with their
baggage are tratslered free Of Charge in new York
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:I-22T ITDTAHB OF T0a1l,
in the Councils Of their Nation wi in Wewam Of their
construction, give all the Rites and Ceremonies
their Tribe Coon Dance. Iucantation for RAIN
Invocation TO the Great Spirit, The War Whonp, The
Irimnpha keturs tg'n the Chase he Execution Of the
risoner Marriage + stiyal and Frnyr; Soennites,-
concluding with ga Historical National Picture OF
Poeahnntas Saving Capt. Smith |
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Vegetable SiciIian Hair ReneWe.

vegetable SICIlIan Hair RGnGWGl
Has stood the test of seUe1b gears
trial By the public and no 11repG-
ration for the hair get discovered
SOiH produce the same beneficial
results. 1t Is q sleaU scientific dis
cOUery, combining the most pOtCer-
JtEI and restorative agents In the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1T restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes Ghe scaLa)
9VIsite and clean cures dGNdYuf
and buWOrS, and falling out of the
hair; and tUiU make it grOaC atp09l
bald heads, eCcept i7e gerry dgett
persons, as it furnishes the nut3'i-<
tiUe principle by aCIlich the hair
IS it0aGriSE1ed and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft, and
glossy, and Is unsurpassed as u
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preparation eUer' offered to the
public, as one bottle 1CiU accom-
pLiSh more and last longer than
three bottles OF any other prepare
ton.
1t is recommended and used .by
the First Medical Authority.
The tCO11de9TiIL results produced
by our SiciLidt Hair. Re1leaCer
haze induced 4ndfly to n,daufdc-
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a9GdeT VGriOuS names and i1I
order to induce the trade and the
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they haze 4'esOrted to false
hoods, bV claiming they acre
former partners, or had some con-
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THEN. preparation sCas similar to
oars. Do not be deceived by them!
Purchase the Original :: At has
ueUes. been eQaIdyed. Our Treatise
on the Hair, tCitb certificates. sent
free 6y matt. See that each bottle
has our pirate ReUe.tte Stamp
OUe1. the top of the bottle. Az oti'-
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p. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. H.
Sold BY ali Druggists and Dealers in A'fticsHs
C. A. COOK, c NlcAG0, ILt.a .
Agent for the EOrth-WestsFn stateA
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EVENING SESSION.

Convention called 10 order at 8 o'clock, hv
W. Z. L. This being the regular lodge night
OF Salem Lodge, the room was well filled AS
there was much important business before the
convention it was thought best to omit the
business of the lodge. On calling the roll of
officers all were found present.
Com. on programme then report ed the work
marked out for the evening. Then followed
song from the Musical Fountain" which
was well sung, and did much to cheer the
meeting.
B. S. Caswell, Chm of the Com, appointed
at our first quarterly meeting, to draft rules
and regulations for the government Of the con
vention, read a number of rules which were
unanimously adopted. Under the head of Re
ports from Lodges" cheering news was given
from all parts OF the county.
Miss Judd read a selection which was lis.
tened to with marked attention.
Miss Hattie j. Hall, assisted by Others ia
vored the convention with good music. Sister
Nelson, State Deputy, then read an essay en-.
Titled THE Good Templar's Pledgen Which
was received with much applause
Under the head of Good of the Order short
o ot Yea, earnest speeches were made by members
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.