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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-01-26
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JAS. II. LYON, Attorney for Mortgagee.

ORDER FOR APPEARANCE.-Sta OF
Michigan, Van Buren, County, 80. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Van Buren,. Iu Chan
Gerry. Maria n. Darling, Complainant, vs. Cal
bert III. Darling, Defendant. At a session OF
said Court held at the Court House in the VII
lage OF Paw Paw, III said County, on the 10th
DAY OF January, A. ID. 1879. Presentations.
CHARLES II. Brown, Circuit Judge. 1t satIsfac-
toIily appearing to the Court that the defen-
dant in the above entitled cause, Gilbert II.
Darling, Is not resident OF this State and is
a resident OF the State OF Tennessee. ON mo-
ton OF Lester A. Tabor, solicitor for complain
ant, it is ordered that the said defendant, CHI
bert IL. Darling, cause his appearance In this
cause to be entered within three months from
the date hereof and in case OF bis appearance
he cause his answer to complainauts bill to be
tileo, and copy thereof 20 be served on COM
plainants solicitor within twenty DAYS after
service on him OF copy of SAID bill and notice
Of this order and in default thereof that the
said bill be taken as confessed by the said de-
fendant. And 1t is further ordered that within
twenty days said complainant cause a copy of
this order to be published in the True Norther-
ner, paper published in said County and that
the publication thereof continue in said paper
once in each week for six weeks in succession,
or that the said complainant cause a copy of
this order to be personally served on the said
defendant, Gilbert IL. Darling, at least twenty
days before the time above prescribed for his
appearance. S78t7
CHARLES r. BROWN, Circuit Judge.
LKsTER A. TABOR. Solicitor for Complainant.
A true copy, o. w. ROWLAND, Register.
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAznE,-lhe Feb
ruary number Of this Magazine excels any of
its predecessors that has fallen under our no.
tice Its first article, "Thy will be done, Amen"
Is not only neatly written but contains a most
excellent lesson. Its author "blrlsbes unseen
under the nom oie pltme OF Tenoroon." Wbeth-
er male or female the reader is left to oonject-
ure, but is at no loss to conclude tha, the
writer takes even rank with the best OF those
who are less unpresumpg Washington and
bis Lady loves" presented by the Rev. J. B.
Wakeley, though to many an old story, is not
the less well told. James Parton tells al about
katharine Nj. Sedgwlck," and 81 l.. G., con-
tributes m interesting sketch of Clara louisa
Kellogg" ''Ihe Cost OF Cure" and 'Guy's
Mistake, are stories OF more than usual ner,t
while Charles A. Dickinson, who gave us the
Santa Claus story in the December number.
poetizes the story OF the Kitten" We have
not room to notice all the articles, but may
add that if the knowledge which Rev. rhos. X
Beecher imparts about "Bow-Guns," don't set
the boys at work it will be because their pa
rents have wholesome respect for the cost Of
wlndow-gass. Altogether, Wood gives ns ato-
ries for all ages end sexes: history. biography.
and poetry a little humor that might he fl eeh-
er; domestic receipts, etc, etc, all for One
Dollar-the cheapest, the best. and the best
looking for the money, Of any Magazine on our
table. And 1t s to be better than il ia, for
GAIL HAMILTON will hereafter add her pen TO
the management.
Address s. S. WooD & 90. NewbursL, n. Y.
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Spalding's Liquid Glue. always ready 20 use
Farmers .NHtu0i Insurance (Oh.BGH
Of l,Nn EMrCM (O.. .KfcH.

Farmers .Hutu0i Insurance (On.BdHy
Of Van BHrCh (O.. Mich.
The following is a copy of the annual report
to the Commissioner Of Insurance OF the State
Of Michigan, made by tho President and Secre-
tary OF the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Van Buren, County, Michigan, ex-
hibiting the condition OF said Company, De-
cember 31st 1871.
The whole number OF members belonging TO
said Company, is 1l12: addition to member
ship duriag the year is 1877. The whole amount
of property at risk by sad Company lie s1,775,
COO and the addition To the amount insured
during the year Is $235. 600. The amount OF
Assessments that have been LEVIED upon the
members of said Company during the year is
$4029, and the rate per. cent OF such ASSESS
ments on the property insured is little less
than one quarter Of one per cent. The amount
collected and paid IN on assessments madc du-
ring the wear is 1868, the balance is now be-
ing collected. The amount that has been col
lected by said company on assessments, prior
to the past year is S9053. The gross amount
OF assessments outstanding and not having
been Cancelled 10y the Board OF Directors, Ii
some 1886: but that or the most OF 1t VIII be
collected in a short time.
The amount OF losses paid, or, will all be paid
IN q few days 10y SAID Company, the past year il
tie sum Of 1906.
The amount OF Salary aud fees paid to zach
officer and Director during the past year "a ~
follows, viz:
NtNrE OF OFFICER AND DIRECTOR TO WHOM PAID.
Jason \. sheldon Paesident. t.........&l5 90
Joseph Gilman, Director, ...........-..l l3 80
Joshua Bangs, .....................l3 40
LYMAN Tuttle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
DAVID Woodman, 2nd, d,..................lO 10 90
p l. Bragg, ....................,.I3 I3 90
Films p. Hathaway Secretary, $40 90
do do making cut three
assessments. ...........:::..;..... 30 90
do do Treasurer and his deputy
collecting fee on three assessments, .20l 30
The items and the amount Of all other ex-
penses paid by said company duridg the year is
US follows;
Printing notices and receipts, ..........20 20 90
Notifying members or lose on three
assessments, .....,.............,.y0 10 %
Printing annual report in two papers, -. 8 40
JASON A. SHELDON, President.
ELIAS p. HATHAWAY, Secretary.
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CHOW To GO WESr."

Forty years ago, Illinois was as far West rs
most people wished to co. and journeys we're
made in the Legendary "Prairie Schooner" but
in these days Of Progress and Improvement.
the word West has come to mean Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas, Colorado, California and the
Territories, and the traveller reaches almost any
point therein by splendied Line OF Railroad.
This Line OF Railroad is the Burlington
Route, which starts from Chicago by the Chica-
go, Burlington IL Quincy Railroad. and, run
ming through BURLINGTON, reaches Omaha,
Lincoln, Nebraska City, st. Joseph Atchison,
Leavenworth and Kansas City, connecting with
the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, and other
railroads running from those cities.
People going to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
California, or any point IN the Territories, will
study their own interests by going "By way OF
Burlington" for the rates OF that Line are al
ways as low as any other, and it is the best
Route in the West, therefore you are more sure
OF your safety and comfort.
The Burlington Route has admirably an
swered the question "How TO go West'" by
the publication Of an excellent Pamphlet, con-
tanning a largo. truthful map OF the Great
West, and much interesting and valuable in
formation which can be obtained, free Of charge,
by addressing General Passenger agent 3. IL
NJ. II. Il, Burlington, Iowa.
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Taken IN.

BY the subscriber, at his residence II mile
south of the Scott School House, in the town
ship of Waverly, on or about the twentieth
day OF October last, one red Bull, nearly two
years old. The owner is hereby notified 10
come and prove property, pay damages and
take the animal away. S71t3f
GEORGE KLEIN.
Wayerly Jan 16 1872.
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DECEMBEB, 1871.
PAW PAW NSAIa kOA u.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central kallroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LHAvEPAw PAW.
500 a. IA. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west.
1880 a. m, Mail Train, east.
2:IO d. m, Mail west, and Way Freight east
S:l5 y. IN. Kalamazoo Accommodation, cast.
es3- Trains return To Paw Paw on departure oil
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
G. ID. STEPHENSON, Supt.
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WooD.-Those OF our subscribers who have
promised us wood in payment for their copy
or the True Nortberner. will bear in mind that
now lie a good time to deliver il.
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IHE IHsTH AN ADVERTISING MEDIuM.-Every
time lady who uses fragrant SozoDoyr openS
her mouth, she advertises the article The
state OF her teeth Is certificate OF it's excel
ence. No spot darkens their surface, no I'M
purity clipgs to them, the cushions in which
they are set are rosy, and the breath that swells
through them Is sweet as the breeze Of june.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AZ MASON, Physician and Surgeon. Once
NJ near Adams Mills, Pine Grove. Will at
tend promptly all professional orders Special
atteotion given to Surgery and tho diseases OF
Women and Children.
,vyRRESs BURROWS, Attorneys and Coun-
.siors at Law. once 106 Main street, Ksls-
marco, Mich. -o.o-
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THE PHnENoJoaIcAL JoURNAL has begun the
year well. In no other periodical DO we find
human nature 20 thoroughly treated. We al
ways SEQ something in 1t which instructs MS,
something which entertains and something
amusing. 1t is capital family magazine. In
tho February number we find illustrated ar
ticles, and sketches on the following James
Reymert, the eminent Norwego-American !;
How the Faculties Combines Protoplasm, or
the Mystery OF Physical Life; Expression-its
Anatomy and Philosophy; Conjrgal Psychol-
ogy; Joshua Watson, the Philanthropic Church
man; Follow yovr Nose" or, How the Nose
indicates character; Rheumatism, it's causes
and cure; GREAT CRIMINALS; Plain Penman-
ship; Pre-Adamitss found in the Bible, new
reading Of Genesis; Governor washburn OF
Massachusetts, A Marvellous Coniurer; Pick
els. etc. Price so cents, single Nos; So year.
8. Il, Wells, New York.
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The largest stock, the best assorted and the
finest quality Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots q
Shoes, Hats & Caps, ever offered in this market
at the lowest prices. at Sellck's. o42
We propose to keep the largest stock and
make the lowest prices in all Straw and Milli-
merry Goods now being shown at Selhck's. Si2
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I offer my House and two lots on Niles street
for sale cheap, or will exchange II for other
House as good as new; substantial
~ built and we'll finished. Good cellar, also, a
good well and clstern, with pumps in each
Good out buildings and all in the best OF order.
Location desirable. Terms easy. Apply to
j. NJ. SERVOSS, Paw Paw Mills.
Paw Paw, Jan. q 1872. o75t4
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You will always hear men who know what to
eat, and how to Cine, calling for the llalford
Table Sauce at all the best hotels.
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y.PIERCR, oiyn E1sipeesp .9d q County .n nr Sar,
County, Mich
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rs. DOWD, General Dealer in Family Groceries
j Crockery, etc Teas made a specially. Phelps
treet, Decatur. Mich. $40
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J,OyTER s COINAN. Attorneys and Counscors
at aw and Solicitors i'm Charcery. Otlce IN
Poor's Block. Decatur. Mich.
NEWTON POSTER. JEROME CoLMAE.
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j. SHERMAN, Attorney and Counselor at Law
J Solicitor in Chancery and Notary Public. Of
Gee in Town Hall Building, Decatur, Mich. s5l
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nR.R :. KING.-SuRGEoN DESTrsT. Ofice 4
~ Residence on Delcware street. one door west
al Abbott's Store. Decatur Mich
Da KING informs the inhabitants Of this Coun
~ that he has closed his Office ut Kalamazoo, aud
located at Decatur, where ne will be happy To see
his old patrons and others who may need the ser
,iccs nj a Dentist sos
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
Susinrss 6srSs.

3USlHts5 NaIU5.
JIT SCOTT BEKBH, Attorney at Law Office
w in Chadwicks Block, Decatur, Mich. s5
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Mp. ALLEN, dealer in Furniture, Cabinet
door cast of the Post Office Paw Paw Mich S2i
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farm for s. ale.

January 18th, 1872.
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FOR SALE.

Wayerly, Jan. 16. 1879.
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Van Buren County Michigan.
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U'B0mAS T.. ROSS, Dealer in staple and Fancy
l. Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Csrpetings, etc. The high
est market price paid for wheat. S2l
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-09
The GresIey 4 Brown Club held an er

The Greeley b Brown Club held an en-
thusias,ic meeting at their club rooms on
Saturday night. The meeting was address,
ed by several local speakers. A motion 10
purchase $50 caps, ospes aud torches, was
brought beefors the meeting and passed and
the caps and capss will be here 10 Q few
days, when the "Tauners" may look out for
friendly opposition from the followers of the
Sage Of Chappaqua. The Greeley & Brown
club Of Petroleum Centre now numbers al.
most 800 members.
We had inadvertently neglected. to men.
tion the large banner of the club, which
hangs suspended from the Opera House and
Phelps fruit store. In the centre 10 q
Zoe portrait Of Horace; 90 one side is JUS
tice and on the other peace. Over tho whole
10 large letters is painted "Greeley L Brow
Club Rooms" The design was gotten Nd
BY DR.. T. II. Stuart
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-09

The following 10 . faithful copy OF the
address upon letter which the other day,
passed through the Burlington postoffioe:
Bob Hollingsworth from The old Bay State
His father did leave and emigrste,
Laid out course 10 reach Aiasks,
But missed the trail and struck Nebraska
10 Nichols County, near Elkton City;
He's Justice Of the Peace and School
Committee,
Aud for bis hash hes doing battle.
BY raising horses, hogs and cattle,
Postmaster, II this scrawl you show him,
He will stand the Rye, Or l don't know
him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-09

OIL NEws.-The Hammer well on the
Godlieb Exley farm, Sweitzer Run, near
the residence Of Capt Geo. Kribbs, 10
Beaver township. was tubed last Saturday,
The 3lst ult., aud when beard from on Mon
day evening, was pumping oil ct the rate Of
SO barrels day.
The we'll on the Monas farm has been
flowing three barrels a day for several weeks,
and Is being tubed wi.h good prospects,.
A we'll on the Painter farm, half mile
further up the creek, is being tubed, and
good well is expected. Another we'll on
Beaver is almost completed.
The Hulings we'll on the George P. Dslo
farm, In Beaver township, is now pumping
fine stream OF oil, and proving q splendid
well.
kThe McEIhatten well, 90 the Tippecanos
10 down over thousand feet, and the rocks
Indicate that they are 10 oil territory. A
large portion of Beaver township Is coming
into the market as first class oil territory.
Capt. Hasson and smother party from Oil
City has purchased farm Of 10 acres, 90
Swei'zer Run, from joan MsndenhalI, at
$l00 an acre.--lClarion Democrat.
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effects Of the Hot Weather.

Mr.. LazIe Tougs engaged valet to re-
lirvs him from the labor Of parting bis back
bair.
MIR. Foppiogton saved pound q week by
giving up bis usual bouquet for his button
hole on the excuse that it was aw- too hot
you know to carry things.
Mus Waisiugham ate two-and.twenty ices
at bali, finding nothing else to do. ss the
men had struck dancing.
Mr.. Swet.er joined reading party, who
proposed to take it cody and go 10 iceland.
Mr.. Latebird came home nightly at three
o'clock Z. NJ, on the plea that the great
heat prevented him from sleeping until the
smaller hours.
MIR. Dowine was 10 greatly overcome BY
the hot weather that in moment of ex-
hsustion he overpaid cabman.
Mr.. Tippletou discovered that the salmon
had got into bis head before tue second en-
tree, which be protested was "iucousne-
neutrality-suspicious. tempre-
ture."
Mr. Guzzelmore daily drank two quarts
champagne cup with his dinner, and even
then protested that his throat was % dry q.
debate upon scotch law reform.
MI. Clyfaker CON planned of business be-
Ing sadly slack, as 10 consequence Of the
hot weather, the swells all left their heavy
jewelry at home, aud went about with next
10 nothing in their pockets.
Mr.. Neerdowell resolved to do something
for alvelihocd, but go intense was The hea,
that bis good resolutions quickly melted
quite away.
Mr.. Diddler found his resources so ex-
hausted by the heat that be felt himsslt
compelled to leave bis lodglugs. without set
Ting with bis IaDdlady.
Mr.. Phunkis was 50 greatly overcome BY
she high temperature that 10 the heat OF the
mon eat be used rather warm expression
whils dancing with Miss FlirtingIy, and be
has since been tortured by the thought that
be 10 bound, now, TO propose to her.
Mr Foresight has just laid 10 bis winter
stock Of coal, at 40 advance of more than
twelve sh'llings Q ton, which, In total iguor.
snce Of any other reason, be attributes
wholly to the wondrously bot weather.
CPurch.
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The New York Herald UpOn
the Petroleum q question.

The New York Herald of the I'd inst,
tells Its readers 10 q leader whati 1t knows
about "cosl OIL" and gives its opinion up
on the present protective movement among
our producers Of PETROLEUM. 1t does nos
perceive that the present movement among
our producers and refners is for tie express
purpose OF preventing corners, as the great
Quiz OF their profits has for years gone into
the pockets OF New York ring operators,
and corner speculators. The Herald ssys:
"Uowsrned by the deserved fate of the COM
srivers Of other corners, the oil producers In
Western PcnnryIvanis have combined to
compass scarcity in coal oil, with view
10 carry up the price. Various owners of
oil wells and lana have Joined pledge not
TO extend their operations beyond certain
limit, whereby It Is intended 10 check what,
to their eyes appeared disposition to over
production Of this grea. staple article Of uni
versal consumption. It Is obvious that the
public, which 30 largely depends upon the
OIL Creek wells for light, will see the mat
ter 10 quite the opposite aspect. They Wlll
not st oil approve the prospect Of paying
twice or thrice the present cost Of oil to en-
hance the profits Of the monopolists, and 1t
is more than probable that the greed Of the
latter will defeat their designs. Advancing
prices will stimulate search, and in, oil
liklihoood other sources of supply will be
found from which oil will be put on the mar.
ct at rates below those exactsd by the CON-
bination, and thus produce rivalry which
will be sure to benefit the public, while II
will lessen the enormous gains of the oil well
owners" I
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The Scientific American describes the new
wood carpe.ing, which is coming into ex-
tensive use, as follows: The fabric is made
Of stats or more ornamental shapes. glued OF
cemented upoo cloth backing. Tue slats
are stripes Of different solors, and are ar
ranged 10 produce all the effects of tesselat-
ed floors, lnosiac work, etc., and being about
a quarter Of an inch in thickness they will
wear many years. They are finished in off
and fit together SO tightly that the joiuts are
90 those 10 inla;d work. The surface thus
produced can therefore DO scrubbed, washed
and oiled when needed, precisely like other
floors made of ornamental woods, which
floors they resemble iu all respects when
laid.
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OIL NEws.-The Dsfow well 10 doing
about IS barrels, and appears ss though /,
would stand good for that amount for some
time.
The Hamor well, on Sweitzer run, east
OF Beaver creek, 10 reported to be doing 60
barrels. This we'll It will be remembered, l..
about : and miles from St Petersburg, and
promises to be the centre of the new dis,rjc,
the coming spring.
Toe Prospect wells, on the Foust farm,
are producing about 80 barrels per day.
We have frequently had occasion TO speak
Of the strange freaks of the Eudora well, on
the Clarion river. At times che will pro-
ducs for week or more, at the rate Of IS
barrels par day. wien obe will suddenly
drop down 20 barrels aud gradually rise
again, until she produces 40 barrels, when
sho will again drop to 20 barrels, aud this,
too, without any seeming cause. There ap.
pears to be some unusual conditions under
which she labors, since the sudden rise in
the prodnction-.he gradual fall--gradual
rise, and sudden fall, are wholly unaccoun.>
able.
The Conkle we'll, on Turkey run is doing
about 10 barrels.
The Faith we'll on Turkey run makes .
show Of 80 barrels per day.
The Fountain we'll No. 2, 10 down about
l,ooo feet, and will probably strike the sand
In about three weeks.
The Kingfaher well, on the Ditmsn farm
Is In the sand, and is making show of 10
or IL barrels per day.
Cook we'll No. 8 on The D. Ritz farm. Ia
some 8 feet In the sand, but as yet there 10
avery poo. show of oil, although No. l, q.
the foot of the bill is doing As barrels
The sand 'hus far obtained is hard and
6ne.
The well back Of the st. Petersburg, house
is doing about Is barrels.
The Nortbside we'll, hardison Bros. on
the D. Ritz farm, is in the sand, and is
making good show.-[St. Petersburg Pro.
gress.
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Tomorrow night the Republicans OF this
place and vicinity hold grand mass meet
ins torch light procession. The meeting
will bs addressed By Hon. T. ]. Bigham
and Geo W. Dsoamps, Of Pittsburgh. Hon.
BIgham 10 the editor Of the Pittsbursh
Commercial, and 10 sid 10 be very tall
sntsd ami eloquent speaker. Should the
weather prove favorable tho meeting will be
held In the open cir; II uofavorsble, 10 So
bells Opera House. The Grant d Wilson
Club desire us to extend an Invitation to the
citizens Of Pioneer. Plamsr, Kane City,
Oolambia, and other surrounding places, to
% present. The meeting promises to bs
big one, and the friends Of Grant, Wilson
and Hsrtrsnft should attend. For psrtIo.
ulsrs sss bills Of the day.
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Those who lake delight in tripping the
light fantastic TOE, should bear in mind the
party to lie given at the Oh Exchange no-
tel, Tomorrow night. johnson, the affabls
landlord Of the hotel, has spared no pains
10 make this party the event of tho sssso o.
The programme will consist Of good music,
an excellent supper, and the programme Of
dances cannot be excelled. We hope 10 see
goodly crowd In attendance.
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Here Is poetic "personsl" cut from q
Western newspaper:
WANTED-A brave<hearted man, who has
ouffsted the storms Of lie, and did not
tremble for the issue when then the troub-
lee came; must be refined and discreet.
wilt thou leave me in my anguish,
Cropping oh through life alone?
Shall l, weak and trembling languish,'
With no arm around me thrown?
Address Widow