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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-16
Every Kind Of Wheeled Vehicle.

= y N->-~@~'
ID RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE FRIENDS
III and patrons Of the late firm Of Bnsby Lit
tie & Co, and the public generally that they
have purchased the machinery, Tools and q
large stock Of hno Lumber from said Buaby,
Little q Co, for the purpose % c0ndnctingl the
manufacture Of Wagons and Carriages Of every
description. Having ample facilities, We are
now farming mt Wagons with Wood and 1roH
AIletrees and Thimble SkeaDs Of the latest and
most improved pattern, being furnished Bfth the
valuable improved Patent WasheE.-, We aiss
keep on hands Hubs, mortised aud UnsOftlsed,
for Wagon Makers. aEE ap+lQ Sg g4gr
We would especially call the attention Of the
public 10 our hne light new style Buagies and
Carriage work, which II not SURPASSED ~ Any
builder In the country for S.yle, Yor EIaanshfp
and finish Having the old mernbefs Of tho liTm
Of Busby Little Connected with ne, aud other
experienced W0rkmen In the trade We intend
noe 0hly 90 keep the reputation % the cid firm for
gOodsEork, Tut AhAll spare no pats 70 have our
work equal, II not superior 20 any In the oSun-
Try, and &C the lowest prieeAl We have ., fine
stock Of Buggies and Carriages belonging 70 the
old FIRM that we intend closing out at reduced
rates. TIA r#s.,li 7al 4-.if .S."J ,
We will give particular attention 10 repairing,
All the work turned out 1t our establishment Il
fully varTante1 20 purchasers.
s0fbes n1a aalesrosns one door above Custom
House, Market street. -
WHEELING WAGON & CARRIAGE co.
marl7 tr-, .f-- Wheeling, wsst'Ya
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ASK FOR DELAMA RRES SPECIFIC PILLS
AND TAKE NO OTHERS
The Great English Remedy
Sir james Clarke,s Female Pills,

Prepared from q prescription Of Sir j. Clarks,
II. D., Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfaihng in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the female constitution is subject. II
mederates all excuses and removes all obstruc-
tons, from whatever cause.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. K u
opncE BALTINoKE 4 ONO RLILsolb /. e.. .
G.''0.I- wHEEuS0 May "
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DDNHF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII N'

il by the following Srhsdalr % M 1@ .
5th day Of MAY. 1857
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-25
National Thnnsk giving.

BY the President Of the United States OF
TN THE YEAR WHICH is NOW DRAW.
Ing to its end, the art, the skill and the labor
OF the people OF the United States have been
employed with greater diligence and yigor. and
on broader fields, than ever before, and the fruits
Of the earth have been gathered into the granary
and the storchouso In marvellous abundance.
Our highways have been heightened, and new
and prolific regions have been occupied. We
arc permitted to hope that long protracted pollt.
day, to give place to returning harmony and fra
tcrnal affection throughout the Republic. Many
foreign States have entered into liberal agree.
mcnts with US, while nations which are fr OIL,
and which, heretofore, have been unsoclh ana
exclusive, have become our friends. inc annual
period OF rest which we have reached IN neaiIn
and TRANQUILITY, and which Ia crowned win 20
much blessing, IL. by universal consent, q con,
vcnicnt and suitable one for cultivating PERSONA
picty and practical public devotion. / !nere;
foro, recommend that Thursday, the 2oln dsy OF
November next, be sot apart and oose.ys S " y
all tho people OF the United States as O Gay OF
public praise, Thanksgiving and prayer 10 INC
hImirhty Creator and Divine Rulor OF tho uni
yerse. by whose oyer-watchfnl, mercilul ana gra.
cious providence alone States and Nations; nc
less than families and individual men, 10 h'e
and move and have their being. -
-, In witness whereof, ! have hercnnto
LIS, sot my hand and caused the seal OF the
L. United Statos to BIO nfnaed, Done az the
city Of Washington, this 18th day, OF OCTOBER, ~
tho year Of our Lord one thousand eiSnt nuno,S ~
and slxty-eight, and Of THO Independence Oh INC
UNIV" 49, ANDREW JOHNSON.
Nv II SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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The GRrclAs BrsD.-An aggravated

The GREcIAS BESD.-An aggravated
case of the above fashionable disease
will publicly appear on the streets of
Virginia the first very fine day. The
thing is not coming to q head, exactly,
but It is developing. We saw it at Mrs.
Delaney's dressmakiug establishment
this morning. It is made Of bed-tick-
ing, stuffed with curled hair, and is the
size Of sheep. It has a string at each
end to 60 around the waist, and will be
hitched to the rear of the female person
to make her and herdress stick out most
prominently at that point. Heels stilt-
ed up with Eve or six inches Of leather,
and body crooked forward and back
in the shape Of an old-fashioned tea
kettles nose, will complete the affair.
Look out for the Grecian Bend. 1t is
bound to appear.
THANKSGIVING DISSRR.-0ne Of the
very best places to get u fir~st-rate
Thanksgiving dinner in Virginia City is
at the Colombo Restaurant, on B street,
south of the old Collins House. Tur-
keys, chickens, pigs, grouse, ducks and
other meats in abundance.
A NEW SUPPLY.-Mes,rs. Gibson 4
Cross, at their frst-class drinking sa-
loon, will open tomorrow their large
new stock Of superior wines, %braudies,
old Bourbon and other Injuries in the
drinking line. They are from the large
store of Wand & Co., San Francisco.
INDICTMENTS FoUSD.-In the case of
John Gleavy for the killing of Owen
McCabe, in the Yellow Jacket mine a
few weeks ago the Graud Jury found II
true bill, and his trial is set for Decem-
Der Sd also, in tho case Of Al. Nosmith,
n true bill was found, and trial set for
9Th.
GOLD HILL THEATER.-See odvertise-
of Professor De Houne and troupe
for next Friday night. 1t looks impos-
sible for a man with such q scanty sup
ply Of legs as the Professor has, to per-
form feats peculiar only to Blondin and
other artists having a full complement
of underpinniug, but he does it.
HIS NAME.-The name of the small
pox patient who jumped out OF the
window at the hospital and broke his
skull or neck, was Robert Stillwell.
The name of the other man who died
at the hospital on Sunday, we have not
learned.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

oyy,c. or COUNTY T%r.AsuEsR, vTsmrA,
Storey County. New. Oct. ~, isos. !,
~,orrcr ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N atate and County Taxes for the hscal year
,oso s.e now dine and payable at this once, and
tSSt he law in regard TO their collection will be
strictly enforced:
Nj. DEXTER. Ex.onicio Iax receiver.
omeo ia Court House Building, Room No. 8,
N. Bon al Taxes unpaid 1t the close Of
business ON the 18th day OF November. 1868,
there WIN be ten per cent. delinquency added.
oclG I'm tH1faa-H71 r'IliFs.
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Joseph
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and JeWelry !

NHlIeO UOlu IlCibf
Which has all the appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.
Prices OF Mems Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal: ........$ s %
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever: =. 10 w
Beautiful octaSon.shape case, fine finish. 10 w
Heavy American style ...... ........... 10 W
0nc-half size, engraved case. ....:::..,. III U0
Beautiful stem windcrs, lice sizn "a'ch. ~
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. .................. 3 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. III O0
Extra fine, engraved and cnamclcd, very
Chnins.
81 different styles of Vest Chains, very.
q ei hrnSTS' styles Ss' long Neck Chains, for
Lconiain Chains, to fasten with breastpin. 90
Sleeve Buttons.
q different styles, plain, black, cnamelod,
engraved and with coral, per pair. .$3 TO .
Shirt Studs, per sctt. d "
Beautiful aetts, Pin and Ear Rings, enam
eled, with and without coral. ........ 3 %
Childrcn's sets. Pin and Ear Rings, ell
graved, cnameled, with and without
We have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful,
In Is carat gold cascs. warranted. ..S TO ~
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spcctacles, to
suit all sights, IN fine steel frames; 4 90
Also a good assortment Of Gold and Silver
spsctaelS,s;, " We deal la5gely n the h t ilnest SOLD !,
about onc-third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for a price list.
We can send any of the above goods by tx
press, to be paid for on delivery.
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
at E g.
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A 8 A OFFICE
II. II A IL H 5,


Uharscs mt San Francisco Rates.
iy2l u M: HAkk!s:
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A RARGAINi
situation Wanted.

ny A FIRST CLASS COOK, SUITABLE
II for a Hotel, Restaurant or private family
He acknowledges no superior In the making q
every variety OF pastry, or In Ornamental
choice. tasteful and economical cookery. GoS
rofcrcnccs furnished II desired. TIC can ~
found OF Cohn's clothing and variety se mi
Goid IffHI, November nth, 1905. nolIu
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Masonic Notice.

cILyER STAR LODGE NO. s, F. n.
DISjA,M M, meets at their Lodge, Wy
ROOM, corner Main and Blanchar9 !"
%eveniny NJ : o,cjock, Stated communication,
Srst Ssfnrdsx Id cach. month. An brctnren In
good standing are cordially invited.
BY order Of the W.; uAyI se,ret,yv.
Gold Hill August 1,,1sss. am"
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uTAR HAS BEEN DECLARED IN -
w the Bakery Line. Hostilities have -
commenced. l hereby give notice to the IA
LOAVES OF BREAD FOR ONE DOLLAR:
FOUR LOAVES FOR y CENTS. Pies OF all
kinds, Cakes. Rolls, etc. at reduced prices.
CONE ONE, CONE ALL!
I can and will sell all articles In my line "A
cheap a. any Baker this side OF the mountains.
| also continue my well known CHOP HOUSE,
where the hungry can get satisfied.
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by a violent southwestern. The man Was stlil
swimming, but evidently very feeble, AMI Nc.
Mobery lost no time in going 20 his assistance N
the light house boat. BE reached the unfortunste
man inst when he was on the point Of sinking,
but succeeded in dragging him into his boat
although in an almost hfeess condition. Care
and well-spplied restorstves, however, soon re
vIved him when once at the light house, and on
the moderation Of the weather he was sent By the
two worthy keepers TO Pass Christian. We did
Dot learn the mans name. Ths.boat he was in at
the time of the accident had upset during the
b, avy squat Of that day.
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE 4. ". GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA o. o. p
Meets annually on the fourth Tuesday In January and
yuy IN New orleans Ocers for the present year iso-E
E.shs of No O. M W Grand Master; J. " HUH. Of oss
z W. d. Grand Master; L. II. Fsirchild, Of Ne IL, X "
Grand Warden Josiah Foleer ONO. r. w. Grand secre
tsry W. Dsledenier Of No. 40, W Grand frs@sureLi
Luther Homes No 5 and j. @ Dunlap, OF No iS r. W.
a Representstives L. u Rev q. More, OF NO u W.
Grand Chaplain; John B. Bsns Of No w. Grand Marshal;
A. Mssuresu No. 40, W. Crane Conductor; Reiner'
Of No To- Grand Guardian; r G. J. n Lttleohn Oh NO.
lb W. Grand Herald ~
px,ury DISTINCT GRAND MAsrxRs-P. g jobs Barnett.
Of No. H. District No. 2; p O. A. j. Vandegrn OF Ma "
District No s; P. O. Grsamors. Of No "a Dstrct NO.
4; r. g. s. p Clarke of No %. District No Q; p q B. T.
Chsncy.ss No District No. 7; O. Jacob schreinef Of
No. District No IL; p II. Hunsicker, Of No Il, Dis
sriet No II; p @. q. W. euth Of No 20 District No
srAspne conxIrrKzs State Of the oier-P. q. Sire Geo.
W. Race of No. II; @. Msstrr W O. Wilson. Of no o.
p g. Msstee Gsrdper Smith, Of No H.
Jud;eiaL-P q Master Lu'her Homes, OF No. is; p. O.
d. d. O. NJ Phi Schneider, Of No. 10; P. q. d. weidner,
No. a
Constitution and By,Lars-P. q. Master George Eunges
en- of No. 2s; p. O. Henry HASKELL Of No 10; r. o. VIM
wisett, Of No. H.
P,titions and AppeaisP O. Master g. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p O. L. Graham. Of No. a.; P. d. q. NJ. Benjamin
Noses elmo. 8. 49,.
Lsois,a,spe-P. O. Master Thomas H. Shields Of No. s.
O. Master Howard Mnispaugh, of No. III p. O. Joseph
Fsuance.-P O. Master A. Wallace Hunter Of No. 10; p
g. Master Edward Psbury Of No. ie; p. g. l. " Tower.
ONO. L. $500
Csdefia,s-P g. A. ". MacDonsl Of 80 Is; p. O. Frank
Psster Of No. Is; p G. George Dirmeyer. Of Ma q.
An communication. to the NJ W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary forwarded to the sce of the Grand Sc
eretay Mutua Ipsursnos Company cor
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place. ~
IN 1858 s0 JOSIAH FOLGER. Grand Secretary
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ColUnBIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON. b c.

The Sessions dep srtments follows
9th the collegiate september
Esd Theo eteber 7sh Law, Ocsooer lAth s1d
the Medical, October 18th
College rgaDized with reference to the on urged
suegestion Of ashngton that University the fedora
eIouols would send TO the Of principles
opinions Of count ymen By the comm IN
education of portion OF It's youth from quarter
graduates have yeea the exOectatious VI Madison and
facilities Of bearing debates In Congress-
the Supreme Court and lectures fom eminent
men, md Of visiting libraries and eolsctions in science
gathered at this center would foster mental
well pment.
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
ness and pret Col The College has
eight efficient Pfoessors, all the chairs being filed The
Theological School has three Professors and Lecturers the
Law School four End the Medic u ten
1he low at other Colleges NUMBER OF
Students the pact year, 43f.
For further information ad ress =.
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The City Terminus is fixed at the Head OF Lafayette street,
~hers within few yards OF the Steamboat and Barge Land
ings vicinity of all the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers the Company has erected q
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with a capacity of At ea' ten
thsusAnd barrels.
Obterving CITY TELEGRAPH TINE closely as
possible, Trains viii follows, hating at Canal
street. French Market CID Passenger Dspos and at
@ sborDe street: a saI
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pENsACoLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRIwEEKLY BY wM. KIRK 90.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES months IS; SIX months, IS In ad
vance This long shed jon nal becomes desirable
at Il time Of the fact that Pensacola - eestng
her railroad communications with the Northwest, and
becoming q point Of interest 90 entsrprisng men
IN IA devoted 10 the development Of the material IN.
teres1 Of the state 81 Florida and In Its loes de-
special attention to the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing vicinity, 20 other
hch T. the careful reader will Indicate
of the advantages OF
d. taaru aVfa aotf
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u District OF Lousians = In the Matter Of Dreyns
BROS. Co, bsnkupts In Bankruptcy NO ll6 Where's,
Dreyius Bros. 60, B. Dreytus, jos Dreyfus
District Aforesaid duly decir bankrupt under the Act
OF congress Of March 3D. 1857 have this day led in said
Court petition ing for discharge certificate
thereof all their debts and other claims provabe under
saidact; ..l n p .
Notce therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts and e. ali in interest that tbs 10th
November 1865 III assigned for the hearing Of
the they then and there attend and show
they hye, why toe prayer OF The said psSh
should not be granted. ..-.-. J. go. ...r
Clelk's Office, No Orleans, July H. 1868
iy2I aus ~ K BOE =. Deputy Clerk.
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Di tuet OF LOuisiana-ln the matter OF VIM Bend-ll
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No l49 whereas Wa Bende
the city Of Orleans and district Aforesaid du de
the Act OF Congress of March I'd 1851
has this DO in said Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate hrao from al his deots and other
claims prOVa6le under said act;
Notice Therefore gwen an creditors who have proved
ter debts al other persons interest thattae 10th
day Of ovember 1868 H. Is assigned for the hearing Of
that they mEy hen and attend and show
they havs, why the Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks ONCE New Orleans, July ~, 1868
iy2i aus 20 X. bOkW Deputy Clerk
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EAaLE pEaREE LopoE No. /.

l.
Meets every s and third saturday in Lodge Room No s.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
sstchez streets. Ofcers-A- nazureau, D. NJ; Chls O.
Nss. D. D. Nj HsnD Haskell, Secretary md Treasurer
Fneampments.
rHE r. ". GRAND EECAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets SemiHnually the fourth Wednesday January
and July. Ofncers for io68-j Twnnemors Of NO s. n W
Grand Patriarch; A W. Macdonsl, Of No. 3 NJ K Grand
high Priest; Jules A Forat of No. ], r W. Grand ward
IN; ". c. WILSON, Of No l, R W Grand scribe; B. D4slvA
Of No. !, r. ". Grand Treasurer; Geo w.. Roper.
IF No. 5, r. W. @. Jusior wsrdss /; A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. l, r. W. Grand Rspresentatlvs !;
George Nungesser Of No. w. @. Marshall Frank Paser Of
no. z W. Grand Sentinel; NJ FrankIord Of No. 3 w ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones. Of No Ola No. Deputy
District Grand Pstriarch
sTAEpns coxxrrrKss--oeEntfch and Ra1grs-Josh-
Potter. ONO WIN. Bloomfield, Jr, of No. 3, A Ma1u-
resn. ofEo.S saa
Sats Of TIE order u q DunlaS Of No l. Luthsr mes
alma l. g. Tinsmaa, ofEo a.
Finanoe--K N. Rush., Of Ne Y, John B Hsno, Of 10
Geo. @. Ksuz, Of Nos s4H
Constitution and By L-.-Ho-ard Nnl.puaah, ofNo. 6,
Edward PusSury, 0;SO s.H y stuEsksn. sfEO.S
Subordinate Enesmpments.
wTLDBY NO.
Meets the First Third Saturday. Of e.ch suh in
Lodge Room No tbe crescens Mutual Insurance Com
psny. Officers 3 Da silva G. p. A. Thsnson, u. P. ;
Thomas H. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH EscAxPxEST no 5. -
heets thu sseond and Fourth Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room No l. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. oHcers-Gso. ". SAdsr, O. p; j. IA. Barka
asP.i VIII WrEht. Scribe.
es.ss MAGNOLIA EscAxPMEET NO. L
Meets fourth Saturdays in each month
Baton Rouge oneers-oscar B&rbee, O. p; L. q. Morrs
HP.; Il. Czsrlinsky, Scribe -.rsv s.l a. Il. III ,,u
WASHINGTON EEcAMPNESr so6
Meets on the second and fourth Mondays IN esch month,
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UNITED STATES DIsTKIor CoUKT-

u District Of LOusana-IR toe matter of 4 dold
stein. bankrupts In Bankruptcy, No IL Where's, N
j. Gooste n, Of New Orleans, and District Aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt nnee hs Act Of Congress Of arch
ID 1867 has this day filed in said Ourt petition praying
discharge and c-rfcate thereof from al their debts
other claims provsble under said act; -. ..t.r
No is reore given 70 al creators who have proved
debts all other in interest that tue 18th
day of November 1868 al IL assigned for the hearing
the that they then and there ateUd and show
cause any they have why the prayer the said petition
should rot be granted. ...l.. Ill. -.,... r az
ClsIk's OfRes New orleans, July u, 1863
e jy2T au4 20 K LOEw, Deputy Clerk.
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Subordinate Lodges.

LOUISIANA LODGE NO.
Meats every Friday evening Lodge No. l. the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Ofcers-J r. Lock
wood N. G.. O. A. Barnes " O. M Dn1an' Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 5.
Meets every Thursday evsnn Margny Buildings, Third
pistriet oeieers-Peisr Richter, N G. John N. Coos
e.; VIM. Wallace, Secretary.
UNION LODGE Eo.&
Meets every Monday evening" Ledge Room No. 2 No 81
Camp street. the Chamber Of Ohcers-Wm
HylSnd, y a.; VIM. HOdsins. " g. Eugene Morris SEQ
rotary az. .,,,,,,. o,,,x 80
Meets every Thursday evening" in Lodge Room No. s. over
the Home Company Of Camp and
Watcher onieers-G Gushing, n g.; Jno Gull
ian, " O.; Henry Dart, Secretary.
JEFFERsoN LODGE NO. g.
Meets every Thursday evening, in Jefferson Hail. corner
Magazine and Philip streets. Fourth District. onieers
Randolph, n. O.; @. GOldng v c.; A LeidsOheimer,
Secretary. ,o,,cs 40 m
Meets every Tuesday evening in Lodge Room corner Of
Customhouse stree. and Exchange Alley Oficers--F
stahl, N. ca q. Eeksrt. v. g.; VIM Pfaa. Secretary.
ORLEANS LODGE NO. IL
Meets every Tnesaay Lodge Room No. 1, over
The Crescent Mutual Insurance company. oncers-H X
Aevey, n. G II. Pslsnd, v s. Dickenson Secretary
De- COMMERCIAL LODGE NO. n. oi 1
Meets every Wednesday evening In Lodge Room No. 2 No
s. Camp street, the Chamber Of Commerce. ohcas
VIM j. Andrews, n a.. VIM. c. Anderson, V. O.; Paul Hal
len, Secretary. .o,u.r.. o,>,,,, 80, q. en-
no"A"D - -
nee" e'ery inurs~y evening - AVss oos. ~ : 80
sne ofescen' nu'aS in'ui.uSs ~Onps-'. - -
ifa0sAa' ~ W. . - -
.L norn AoDon ~ u
hee's every "eanesoa3 esenlns ~ -o1se ~ 80
over the oIesesn. nuus .rsui"s - SV"Ps sN,7
r. iooa ~ Vi 'oNA - A""''' V e'i-"' s''''''''
Secretary. o,,, 40 :.
DShAA H''oh So
Meets every Monday evening in Lodge Room No over tse
Crescent Mutual Insurance Com Pany Omcers-E h beSa
n e.i w. "nsh. wi . d. 0aiA' os0'e'Ai"
Meets every Friday evening, in Lodge Room No. over
The Home Mutual Insurance. Company corner OF Camp and
Watcher s,ree's omeefs-Sonn n. Aeep' ~ W. s'uA a.
carhn, " Us "ahace huD'e' oecfe'Ai5
...l .f.t COVENANT LODGE NO. IT, aat
Meets every Tuesday evening, In the Msrgny Budings
Third District Ofcers-John Grayer, N G.. Ohas. Adams
y G.; Fred. Holyland. Secretary.
POLAR STAR LODGE NO 20
u.s.s .vsr W.anasdav .vnipe an Polar Star Roam 81
r ii. -, oacsrs-A Dsmnra. n a. A Maxnisr "
q -, w.n.L s.cr.,srv
x,.n.,,.,. a. orr 80 ~. a..f-
r ". - - ~
- ~. :, ,a..s os.,
W Trs... n CIR NcCsrpsoE. v. q; chas. Broker,
s.c,.t.rv
- INDEPENDENCE LODGE NO. IS
Meets every THURSDAY evening Polar Star Room st. Loai
street omcsrs--J FrAnsN G.;J Baltry G.. q. Ritter
Secretary Z. =. ~ 1870. LII .-..f = ~ f.
W $3.50 COLUMBUS LoDsE no. "a
Meets every fridSy evening In their rev as ALTERS
Oheers-John NJ Mead y. Lioorio u Duran, y. IL
rhOs T sherburne Secretary.
..f uhaA4'iA Aob"n W. 80
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ED UCATlON Al.
CAREATz DESTITUTE.
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The course instruction condu ted by the most COM
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and Accomplishments tsught in the best schools
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