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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
SUPERSTITION IN EURoPE.-Mr Conway,

says in one of his recent letters:
Incidents are continually occurring to show
hOwawidey ancient and Pagan superstitions
still linger in this country. On July (St.
Johns Eve, old stye,) gentleman happened
to be in Scotland, and he saw the heights
ABOUT him lit up at night with st. John fires.
The children of the ancient hamlet of Sound
leaped over these fires, and "passed through
the fire to Mooch." 1t is something that
they leaped over, Tor thousand years or so
ago they would have been burnt to cinders in
the said fires as sacrifices to Loki This Loki.
| the Moloch of Teutonic Mythology, derives
her name from Leueht, the German word for
| light. She was the goddess of terre estrial
| fires When the missionaries came they de-
voted her to hotter flames beneath the earth,
| and as the bontires kindled in her honor could
not be suppressed, they were consecrated to
st. John the Baptist. In the remote German
| districts, where the Jyhannistenr is seen at
| the midsummer solstice, the peasants dance
| around them, and the cattle are driven
~ >nuyh them in order that they may be
baal,hio This is relic of animal sacrifice |;
hu, tile.. ttn iu Shetland (which has only
81 ,s. sne o~usCoi,- ~ @iand, and is still known
" y; ,ate ceased IN Dc tpan sacrifices.
"A Ilelahel Is relic Ol Last young
Ahother instance. On Thursua, - tried
FARMER, tWenty-three years of ace =, ~
at dorchester, and sentenced to six MON.
lmpfis sohlnent, Tor beating severely an Old
woman, aged eghty.six. 1t was shown that
the old woman had never harmed the vonn%
man, but the latter had taken up a notion
tnat sne nag rode" him. He declared Thar
she repeatedly flew in his window at niOht in
the approved fashion OF witches. and he mn.
fortunately attributed to her his nightmares
In order to stop this John Bird provided him
self with hazel stick and struck the old wo-
man sharply twice. His object was to draw
blood, as that would break the evil spell She
exercised over him; but she spat in his face,
and he beat her within an inch of her lie. 1t
will be remembered that hazel played an i'm
portant part in the heathen religion of this
country. Such instances are continually oc-
currinO
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
A GOOD story is told of a patriotic dominic

A GOOD story is told of a patriotic dominic
up in Berkshire, who, in the war times of
1872, was prone to preach Democratic politics
and thank the Lord very specially, as well as
very fervidly, for any favors shown to our
arms. One Saturday night, a neighbor re-
received packet of newspapers, relating to
one OF our famous naval victories, and, being
familiar with the parsons popularity, dis
patched them to him. 1t was great victory,
and the good man rose to his prayer, trem-
bling with excitement-all the more that the
subject matter would be news to most of his
hearers. 'We desire to thauk thee" he be-
gan, "for the great victory that our frigate the
-the-Pve forgotten the name, but no mat
ter, our frigate has gained over the enemy's
ship of war, the-the-Fve forgotten that
name, too, but thou knowest, for it is in all
the papers,.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
FOR SALE

VIE subscriber offers for sale his Carpenter shop
26 GO feet, three stories high with shed attach
ed 70 40 feet; the building is well lighted aud can
be fitted very easily for most anything desired is in
M as good location as can be IOr business. Also one
horse power, one turning lathe, one morticing ma
crime, one jig saw, three circular saws arb rs and
benches, shalting. betting, pullies, &c. Also qusn
IVY OF pass ana pine lumber office desk, table
stoves &c, all OF which will be sold Cheap ENQUIRE
at No Is Green street or at No Cross st.
sepedH j. g. PETrENGILL.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
An Anectodo Of Old John Brown.


Early in the spring of the year which wit
messed the John Brown sacrifice, Judge Cum
ningham, holding commission from Bucha.
nan, rode Out to little country seat near
Atchison, where he had heard Brown was
staying, for the purpose of arresting him.
Arriving at the house he rode up to the door
dismountdd with his four companions. and
inquired for John Brown. The lady asked
the party to sit and she would call him. Pre-
sently he appeared, and Cunningham seeing
that Brown did not know Lin, and feeling
certain OF his victim, began to convese with
him. After an exceedingly pleasant inter-
view, Cunningham informed Brown that he
had come to arrest him, and that he must
have his company forthwith to Atchison,
where Brown knew death was certain.
From The mans demeanor at this moment,
said Cunningham afterwards, 81 saw. that
was to be disappointed, but how could not
imagine. For he was completely alone with
my soldiers and myself, and l knew that the
country through which we should pass was
unfriendy to the aboltionist, should he at.
tempt to escape. Furthermore, | knew
Brown was ignorant OF my mission up to the
moment when declared it. He could not,
therefore, have been prepared for me. But
the mans selt-cOntrol was wonderful His
countenance did not change line from the
light cordial expression it had worn at the
conclusion OF his last sentence. He contin-
ued the subject as ii had not spoken and, fol
a moment staggered into the belief that my
tongue had slipped and had not said what
mad intended. However, repeated my er.
RAND and took step forward to form
any arrest Brown, when, felt myself de
tanned by hand on my shoulder. l turned
ana an armed man, not one of my soldiers
sto0d at my back. Behind him was another
and behind him another-a yertebrated cbai,
OF men extending from the corner of tn
mouse to the bushes. They must have com
az some signal from Brown, who immediatel
said, You see you are all my prisoners.
his tone was unchanged, but his countenanc
was sad as if weighed down with new re
sponsbility. He seemed to be perfectly un
aware OF my discontinue, and, after mo
ments pause, sald simply, 81 believe l mus
lind out what to do with you ALL" He retire'
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

"A genuine down easter was lately essay
ing to appropriate square of exceedingly
tough beef at dinner i'm Wisconsin belel.[
His eonyusiye efforts with a knife and FORK
attracted the smiles of the rest in the same
predicament as himself. At last Jonathan
patience vanished under ill success, Wheh'
iaying down his utensils, he burst out WIN;
"S'rangers, you needn't laugh il you IN n,s
cot any regard tor the landlords feelings, f1u
onoht To have some respect tor the Old ouh'
This sally brought down the house.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

YNHE copartnarship heretofore existing between
Il Daniel W. LoveiIt. and Frederick A. Pollock
under the firm name of Lovett & Pollock is dssoIv-
ed by mutual consent. The affairs OF the late Arm
viii be SCI tied ny the undersigned who will continue
the business of retailing fresh Fish of ali kinds AT
the old stand, No. 800 Congress st.
DANIEL w. LOvEITT.
Portland, Aug, 20. 1871. sep1 1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Dissolution.

THE copartnership existing between T. johnson
and M Brennan under ,he firm name of JOHN
son 80 BRENNAN, will be dissolved on or before
the 1st, OF September next, by mutual consent
Persons having bills against said firm will please
preseut them as as possible.
Portland, Aug, II, 1871 auofstt
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
r O R - a. He
Mill for Sale OrLease,

=. ITUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot one
~ Mill with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64x4O, three stories. Suitable Tor wooon or
cotton manufacturing. The building, wheel and
shafting is all new, can rely about 60 horse power
thee nire year, no trouble from ireshets. The prop
ery will be sold IN yearly nsallments il desired
saw and shingle ana lath mill connected, will be
offered with the above property il wished tor.
For particulars inquire Of
my 11d,wtf CHARLES BARTLETT, Wilton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
EUSter7a .EEpreSS Co.

ii AVlNG concluded arrangements with the
~ cortland 4 Ogdensburg Railroad Co. for the Ex-
press business over that road we shall run our Mes
SeHgers between Portland and North Conway twice
HHaliy, on the 30 A NJ and 1 80 train, receiving
business for all stations on the ne and connecting
with the several Stage Lines
Soods called tor in any part of the city by leaving
orders al the Office, Plum st. jy2O dsm
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
T'se Portland Daily pro..
Is published every day (sundays excepted by
Portland Publishing Co.,
Az los EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
Ms:-Elght Dollars a Year in advance.
Etse Maine State Press

Is Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
S1.oo year; If paid in advance, at $500 a
hATEs CT ADvRRTIsING.-One inch of space,
IN length of column, constitutes "square."
$l.5O per square daily first week. 70 cents
per week after; three Insertions or less, $1.00;
continuing every other day after first week, 90
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week, SLIGO; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional
Under head of "AMUsEMENns,' $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less 81. 30
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINR
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for ST. 90 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co, {
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

The editor of an Eastern paper havIns
roooived a hank-note detector, return thanks,
and modestly asks for some pank-ho'es upon
which to test its accuracy
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Dissolution of fC0partnershSp

1NHE copartneIship heretofore existing between
4 Charles Fletcher and Nathan j. Davis, under
the nrm name OF Fletcher q Davis, is dissolved The
anairs OF the late firm will be settled by the under-
signed who will continue the business OF PORK
PACklNG in all Its branches at the old stand, No.
13 Silver st. NATHAN r DAVJS
Aug 16, 1871 d3w
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Z1OO First Glass Stores
For Sale or Lease.

TNHE fine brick block OF Stores on Middle street.
i known as the " "Ihom pson Block" arranged par
ticulary for the wholesale jobbIng business. Iron
fronts and light and airy Easements. Terms fayora-
BILE. Apply to WM II. JERRIS, or JOHN c.
PROCTER, Real Estate Agents. my1OIt
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
For Sale.

STOvE q TIN SHOP ior sale, in AugustaS
~ satisfactory reasons given for selling Address
KENDALL ~ son,
augiS'asw Augusta. Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
City of Portland. i.

DROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned cd
l. unn Wednesday. September 18th inst, at ~
clock M, tor the removal of about four thousand
about enc thousand (1OoO cubic yards OF stone wall
ON West Commercial street, the freight depot OF
the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
OF the City Civil Engineer.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any OF
all bids. EBEN COREY Chairman "
Committee on Streets, Sidewalks and BRIDGES.
sent dtd ~sN''
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

EOh SALE. Az 1-2 story budding, II looms OF
winch is arranged tor Two families gas, hard ana
~ water The front portion OF the building IS mt
,eu up and occupied an Apothecary store. Th,s
pMoperty is situated the corner OF Congress and
d tdntgomery SITS. and the 'Ot is 42xs5; small gar
1 nel On the premises. We have party ready TO
tne store for five years. Price $1,000, S3'Oo oi
"','en can run two and four years.
apply to GEO. X. DAVIS q CO.,
auil d3w Re Il Estate and Mortgage BROKERS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
TAXES FOR 1871.

CITY OF PORTLAND, \
TREASURER's OFFICE,}
September J, 1871, }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax bills for the
~ year 1871 have been committed to me with a
warrant fOr the collection Of the same. In accord
ance with an ordinance of the City, a Discount Of
Five Per Cent will be allowed on ali taxes paid
within so days from the aate of the commitment
thereof.
II. W. HPRSEY,
sep2d2w Treasurer & Collector
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
Boston Music Hall,
Affords to its pupils the instruction of the most
eminent masters at less rates of tuition than any
similar institution. In addition,
GREAT NUMBER OF FREE CLASSES.
Fall Term Opens Monday, September H.
Pupils received and assigned to classes on and
after August 28. Those desiring to enter the grad
uatlng class are iequested to give notice when ap-
plying for admission. Snua ion procured for pupils
duly qualified. Circulars containing full inorma-
tion mailed free upon application to
Z. TOURJEE, Director.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
COPARTN.ERSHIP.

vINHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
i pership under the name of LOCKHARF g.
SLOAN, and will continue the business OF manufact-
uring OF Fine Carriages Il Sleighs, at the old
stand OF e. Il Lemont & Co., % Preble st.. where
they will be pleased to the friends the old firm
and the public generally.
D. P. H. LOCKHART,
j. G. SLOAN.
July 18th, 1871. sepl Inn
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

The undersigned have tins day formed copartner-
ship under the firm name OF KING, GILMAN q
Co, and will continue the Flour and Provision bust
ness at the store recently occupied by Messrs King
Thurlow q Co. o.
A. S. KING,
GEORGE GILMAN,
Portland, Aug 21, 1871, au23d3w
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Desirable Pronerty for Sale

Desirable Property for Sale.
fG AZ 1-2 Story house on Bramhal Streee, cou-
@i Mat sang 10 rooms, bathing room, hot and cold
sp,endld sue Kitchen supplied with three soap-stone
LUIS not ana cold water, good cemented cellar, with
ce vault, new brick cistern so hogsheads capacity;
a, sOose IN perfect order and warmed by furnace
nme saD.e with three stalls good cellar and water
also carriage house adjoining with en-
Lance 10 both from street in the Lot 40x95.
~ property is situated in If the finest parts OF
tn1 cy and is only sold because the owner Is about
Apply In person or by letter to
GEO. K. DAVIS Il CO,
zeal Estate and Mortgage BlOkers.
Two HOUSES ON WINTER STREET FOR
ed for one OF two families gap, hard and soft water
also cottage House.
Apply to GEO. II. DAVIS Il CO.,
auz4eod2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Dissolution.

fJNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned under the firm style of KING,
THURLOW & CO., is this day dissolv ed by mutu-
al consent. Cyous Thurlow settles aud pays the liza
bllities of the late firm.
A. s. KING,
CYRUS THURLOW,
l.. A. kATCHELDER.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Portland, Ang 81, 1871.
CODO7't2le2SkiD.

P.S. CYRUS Thurlow will remain at the old
stand for the present to settle up, and all parties
having unsettled accounts with the late firm will
nleaSe call and aettle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
LET.
House to Rent.

House to Rent,
fF:.t A DESIRABLE House pleasantly located in
Exi the Western part of the city; house contains 10
s finished rooms; will be let with or ~ ithout the
Furniture. Also good stable on the premises to
let with house il desired. Inquire of
JOHN c. PROCTER (
augi6 d3w 90 Exchange ST..
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
WANTED.

w NTPD live man to take half interest
~ 0N 1 LII in a money making business.
Ihere is a tor une in it. il rightly handled. Come
and see; no humbug as it will show for Itself. A.
IoWNE, Room 13 Fluent Block, Cor bCongress and
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

For Fever and Ague, Intermttents, Biliousness and
an disorders arising from malarious causes They
are highly recOmm nded as an Anti.DysueptiC.
and in cases OF indigestion are lnvaInabIe. Al
an Appetizer and Kecuperant, and in cases OF
General Debility they have, never in single in
stance tailed in producing the most happy Results
They are particularly
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06

T~. Sal
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen m OF this city: Hon. Geo. +. Shep-
NJ g. ~ 1 'N'
Portland, Nov 1, 1870. po1tt
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-06
Dissolution. of CopartnershiD

-. ,.
July 18th. 1871. SQn1 I'm
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-18
Chr s}larhets.
WateTlOWn Union Live Stock
Market,
EOi. the week ending Auv. n.
AMOUNT on LIVE STOCK A MAgkEr
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs Swine

AMOUNT on 1--we STOCK Al MARkEr
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs, Swim,
This week, 75S 93lS I95
Last week, Sl3 SlaG lO5
One year ago, 40 NGaa 1917
Prices of Market Boef-Eytra, $a.oO ia
500; first quality, $500 to $50; second
| quality, 3,,00 to $40; third quality. $55d
to 500
Prices of store Cattle Working Oxen per
pair, slal sl7j, 5000, to $50
Mich cows and calves $50, $50 So, to So.
lcarings, s. to $40; two years old, $40 to
$50; three years old, so to 500
Western fat Swine, live ITO -; dressed
:. to ile.
Prices of Sheep aud Llmh,-Ip lots $5.15.
20. 500 10 500. each; extra, 500 to $50
or from g to - per lb,
Spring Lambs, $500 to s.
Veal Calves. - to $l2.
Prices of Hides, 1allow and Skns-IIidrs.
;lc per H. TallUw, Sc to &c per III. Pclt..
$l.25to$l rs each; Calf Skins 10 to l5cpcr ID
Prices of Poultry--Evtra, lGl 10 lie; prime.
iG TO ldlc; good Is to l6c; medium l5c to
~ poor to medium, lie to IL
y. u, Btef-EVtra aul first quality in.
eludes nothing but the best, large, fat. oxen
Second and third quality includes oxen aud
two and three years old Steers.
Shcep-ENtr Includes Cosscts. and when
hose Of inferior quality are thrown out
REntBkS.
cat'le-Nc eaunot detect any improvement
in The demand of cattle, and prices remain nm.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-18

THE MURDER Ar LuDLOW,-Thc
body of the Italian organ grinder,
found in Ludlow, Monday morning,
was in an advanced state of decom
position but not so much so but
that it still bore the evidences of
violence and severe struggle. The
head was bruised and skull brokers;
a pistol bail had been shot through
the breast and shattered one arm,
and the body also bore evidence of
severe bruises about the chest and
stomach. A search brought to light
his coat, which was torn and bloody,
also his organ covered with leaves II
short distance from the body. The
murdered man was about five feet
eight inches in height, stoutly built
and apparently not over 30 years
of age. There was no clue to his
name. Nothing was found upon
his person except an old knife
Suspicion pointing toward two com
panions. both Italians. with whom
he was last seen on Thursday or
Friday. officers and citizens started
in various direo tons in pursuit.
One was found at CuttingSvilc, who
said he slept on the ground with the
man in a field near here
he was found, on Thursday night, /
and that was the last he saw of him. /
The second man was arrested at I
Chester Monday afternoon. Both F
were brought to Ludlow, and their
examination was to take place Mon.
day morning.
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rsrndGo,.d Council No. IL

,cetug- ~ Masonic Hail on Wedne day ai-
tclgr.an ot the week iu which the moon iulls,
IN fhrnnn.hs OF September, prcomhcr, March,
and Luur. Duicl lIurlbut, T. / q NJ; Rev.
j. BIittou. Recorder.
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The morning malltrain coming
from Sherbrooke. Canada, on Frs
day the 11th inst, was delayed three
hours by the locomotive going thro'
a bridge one mile above Ayers
Flats, on the Massawippi Valley
Railroad, at six O'Clock a. m. For
tunatelY, 10 one was seriously III
jured. The engine and tender we've
badly smashed.
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a very singular phenomenon oc.
cured in Fly mouth and CavendiSh
mlout midnight, Sunday. the 30th
ut, called by some a bursting cloud
or water spout. A great column of
water fell IN a short time, causing
twenty mile brook to rise very rap>
idly aud tearlully high, carrying off
all the bridges on that stream, as
we'll as two mills and a dwelling
No lives were lost.
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FOR SALE.

ID EING about to change my business, from
ID Carriage making to the Furniture bust
Siness, | advertise the following property for
sale:
4 Blacksmith shop and tools for carriage
business One buggy wagon; | two-horSe
traverse sleigh; single sleigh; "a lot Of hubs
and bert rims. sh and oak; some wagons
pa $ finished a stock of steel and iron tire;
springs aVles. sc. About 5000 feet of ash
lumber. 800 feet of white oak and lot of red
oak. Also spoke lathe, a spoke tenouiHs
machine. and hub mprticing machine. one
five years Old mare. sound, and wctl hs about
nine hundred pounds, one eight wears Old
mare weighing nine hundred pounds One
work harness. and one driving barnes.
The above named articles will Ice sold low
for cash or negotiable notes.
hereby notify the public that hereafter |
shall keep on hand Il fine assortment OF cor
tace Furniture. Collins and Caskt + always
on hand and trimmed to order. Repairing and
job work done with neatness and dispatch.
A. AiTKEN.
East Coriuth, VI, Aug. II, 1871 llWi
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y singular fatality surrounds nj
aIala Fails, as no less than eight
persons have this year been swept
over to Il terrible grave. The latest
instance occurred last Wednesday.
when two men attempting to cross
near Navy Island at midnight were
carried down the current and made
the awful leap. One of the bodies
has been found, and pieces of the
boat have been picked up.
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CHARITY LopGr, No. 49, Regular commu-
mentions al Masonic Hall. in II rdye Building
on Wednesday of The week In which the moon
nllls II g. Day, W NJ; j H. W. Prichant
Secretary
Mr. LEnANoN r. A. CHAPTER. Meetings A.
Masonic Hail ON Tuesday evening OF the
wccl, IN which the moon fulls j. Il. Dearborn
n 4 DIR 4 II Homes. Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-18

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CUtRcn Roy. II,
= Tones. Pastor. sabbath scryiccs-moruing
:, 10 80 afternoon at l:lj and & o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. j. X. vii
Ir,ms. Pastor. Sabbath Services at $50 A.:
VI. and i;ij, and O'Clock L, Nj The latter
IL, the Academy building
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EsEaFh.

Died at Bradford Vt, July 9th, 1871. Mr..
Lowell Grecneaf. in the 18th year of his age.
He wa. a native of the adjoining town of New
bury. but had been a resident of Bradford for
seventy years sustaining, through life, the
character of an indus rious, upright, and es-
timablc iuhahitant. His death was sudden /;
but he had long been a profcsscd disciple and
follower Of the blessed Savior, and his surviv-
ing children, brother, sisters. widow and nu-
merous friends, not mourn a. those who have
no hope. His record is on high NJ
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Bradford Village
Mails.

southern Mail closes at 1918 I'm. Arrivos
AZ 7.n5p. m
Northern Mail closes At $50 p. M, Arrives
~ II .. III.
Western Mail c!osos At 400 p, m. Arrives
al 0a.p'
Boston Mail closes at 800 p. m. Arrives
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-18

Edward w. Hatch, a son Of II.
Hatch, OF Woodstock. was one OF
the victims of the strike ia the Am.
ador Nine, California. As the com,
pauy refused to yield, the miners
resolved to murder its officers, and,
rarsrant to this design. attacked
Mr, Hatch, its Secretary and Treas
urer. lie was a victim to their nm
reasoning fairy, b. succeeded While
defending himself in Kidding the
world Of the lingiealcr Of the as,
SaLauts.
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4. q. 81 a.. =.

El,fpipr LopgE, No 90. Meetings every
l1r-,la. ,,eniug at I"mFlnr's iir.l, shop
I,td,on'- Huldiuo Il. II Mardin, W. G. l.;
{. H. Walters, secretary.
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Hsrp ssr'a Hand.

Music furnished for Fairs, Iicnics, g., az
reasons Re rates
II. Il. CHASE, Leader.
r r. DAVIS Clerk.
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POST II. u. Tsn>iiburr.. @. Z. H.,

prrAEcur~r oI sruWnNr
i T. Wu,cpmh, Cenr. II. .. Day, Adit.
Meets cyerj other Friday.