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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24
! DRANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY.

ing, but ! cannot get quite used to the
new one yet. How strange Charley
mnst have thought my conduct to-day z
why don't YOU tell him, Agnes, aid
have it off your mind? He will know il
some time"
"Of course he will, mamma. hate
SO much to tell him! Do you know |
really believe he is growing jculous OF
the Doctor; he has b:en very distant to
INC fora couple of days past. Howshall
tell him!" asked Agrcs in troubled
tone.
"lfyou do not, shall, and end this mat
ter / ldonot supposed is matter of vital
Importance to him whether your"
f. 'ilush-sll-" whispered the anxious
Agnes.
"lrue or false" continued her mother.
Il wonder where DR.. Cameron is? /
wish he would consent to live in town.
! know he woul, make fortune in IL
short time, he is so skillful. We must
persuade him.
Curse him!" bitterly exclaimed
Charley, and n little scream from Agnes
following the words which had escaped
the lips oftlc sorcIy tried nsn told him
that, having exposed his presence, it was
the best time ndplacc to charge the false
girl with pcriidy.
In moment more lie was facing her.
With compressed lips and flashing eyes,
he stood gazing on her
"Why, Charley' Heavens how yoa
frightened me! What is the natSer
with you Z" asked Agnes, really tremln
i.sa,
of her lover.
"trom your own lips have heard I'll.
Of the old and the new, the true and
false. Oh, girl And l have hull such
perfect faith i'll you Here, take back
your ring" Ard turning, he walked oft
IL few steps; when Mrs. Marvin, recover
ing her surprise, followed quickly after
him, Dire" lin into her own parlor, closed
the door, and said:
Now, my 10y, what ,lo YOU mean !?
Ah, | know this has all come out of
Agnes not telling you the truth Mt once.
Well, well, must do it now. You
know-"
II know, Madam, that the woman
believed true is false"
no, no! Agnes false? Never, nv
boy. 1t is hcr-her- q dear! l wish
She would come and tell you hersclf!"
NO matter, Madam. l have heard
already your words and hers while sitting
under the window"
"No, no. Indeed you misunderstood.
Agnes is not talsc-only one of her
teeth"
Just at that moment Agnes came in,
and i'll words scarcely inteligible for the
merry laugh that was continually rippl-
ing forth, she told him she had broken
out OF her front teeth, which, having been
filed, was very frnil; that Doctor Came
ron was II dentist, and had replaced it
with - new one; that he WAS fixing it
that morning vixen he came in and found
the Doctor leaning over her chair.
And that day, nt the dinncr-tablc, while
eating the almond. she had knocked out
and nearly swallowed the false one.
That was the secret of all that hal given
Inn SO much uncasincss.
81 really was very much worried about
telling you, Charley. did not know
but you would feel bad that your lady
love had false tooth |" continued
Agnes:
~ false tooth make me feel bad
No, not every tooth in your head was
false, SO that your heart is true, and you
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"Oh, well, before another winter camp
aign comes, shall have my bird in my
own bower, and shall not fear her flying
from me then. So, unless Mr.. Wright
comes forth pretty soon, he will not be i'll
time to make inc uneasy" Charley said
laughingly.
"He may be found among the noun
tains this summer, Charley. Those re-
tired country resorts nrc just tho best
places i'll the world for Il Irritation. Yo,
had better follow your bird in her fight,
my boy. Let me see! When do YOU
start hgncsy"
Mother has determined to leave quite
cnrly-thc first of juno, likely. She can
not stand the heat. it wc:.;cns her so much.
You have promised to come in July,
Charley. l hardly think there will be
any one to get up II Irritation with so
early i'll the season. Probably VIC shall
be the only guests for II month or more"
well, Charley, ! shall be bnck and
forward, and l will keep YOU advised as
to the movements. You may depend on
mo, said young Marvin.
"All right, Tom. Thank you," Char
ley iaugliingly said, lis he movettll oti Il with
Agnes 20. n walk.
The spring months flew rapidly by. and
with the first dnys ofsummer Mrs Mar
vim and Annes snurht tI,c;r rat ron, ,,,,,
the mountains.
Tcm escorted them: and after sec;nu
them comfortably fixed. returned homo
and reported it the "dull.st nl,co IN
earth"
y.eariIy passe;i tllc tins 5int,t IN r;sySi
could 90 10 his lnLy.lovc Thrn Tho .ca
son Was fully advanced and MANY ,,,o.t.
we're ut the Mountain lI,,,c but ,,,o,.,
them none that Charley co,,ld noss;hlv
feel the ust ullc,.incs, about Tnde.d
he quite regretted that there w,.. no
gentleman whose com ANY w,ull H., =,
al d,siru'lr ,o either \.n,s ,r lar u,
tl,cr in his absence. However H.. w., :
S,on relieved ON ,l,t 9, h;cct hv ,,o >,
.ry,I Of an a,u,,,,;u,,r,o ., A,r. I,r,.;,.,
whom she Introduced to Charley os her
.,enn,d friend. Dr. Cameron Tn.
doctor was rs,n,rk,blv handsome ,,,,
If about fo,,y. and Of y.r, ..born;n. MI
dress. II.inu.d;atclv became y n;v.r
sal tavori,e
When harc.'s time FIR leav;n, came
h. WAS really clad Is Lc able 10 place.
Agnes and her mother under Tho ,,or,,r's
charge.
A few weeks after his return to his CITY
home, Charley wns nccos,cl bv an ,c.
quantancc who had lust left the noun
tain resort, with the remark:
Look here, Upton! You better take
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-11-02

THE FALL FITTING. The exodus from
the Territory this fall exceeds that Of any
previous year within our knowledge. and
the arrivals, Of which there arc many, do
not nearly compensate in numbers f"r the
departures. We think 1t safe 10 asser; that
one thousand people have left Montana in
the past thirty days, some boand to the
States on n visit, others heading for the
mines of Utah and other Territories. Some
do not desi IN returning, but large majority
do, and quite large proportion of those
who think they are leaving for good will
drift back here in the spring glad to get
back The population Of the Territory has
been Diminishing for some years. The &C
tiyity in the mining fields accessible by
railroad, the long winters here, The dcarth Of
work on the leads, the cheap transportation
offered and the irrcprcssihlc desire when
men are idle 80 20 somewhere" and tho
fac; that they can 60 to Utah, winter AID
return here, almost rs chcap'y NJ they can
stay. accounts for the increasing fall fitting
| Of the loose footed. Others have business,
want to see '.thc old folks at home" OF
change for "frcsh fields! and pastures new. "
And 50 the list is made up and the fall tide
sets toward the south.
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Personals.

Among those due by coach from COrinne
last evening were Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Brown; Miss X. Lawrence who comes 10 take
q position Us Instructor of the Deer Lodge
School, and Miss Jennie Resncr, relative
VIC believe Of Mrs. Addison Smith. We cx-
tend them welcome.
Messrs. Geo. W. Fox, Cashier of tho Ma
ton al Bank. Bozcmsn. Jos. Magce of Hole.
ma, aud F. r. Marsh, Surveying Engineer,
arrived last evening. Prof. Marsh is over
making mineral land surveys. His services
can be obtained by applying Mt the Scott
House until Nov. 12ih.
Associate Justice F. G. Servis, left Cor.
inne Sunday for Virginia The Cori"ne
Reporter says Of him, I'VE had the pleas
urc Of meeting Judge scrvis to-day, and
find he is from our own old home, Ohio.
Montana has gained u wise and useful citi-
zen in this gentlemam's pointmcnt."
Mr.. o. Il. O'Bannon and Miss Sallic
reached Iowa safely without delay. Mr..
J. II. Wilcox went cast from Corrinne to
81. Louis by same IRAN.
Dr.. W. W. Higgins arrived on Wednes-
day after . protracted visit cast His son
accompanies him.
E. P. Lindsay. Merchant, Blackfoot, has
been tojourning several days with Deer
Lodge friends.
1T. Rev. Bishop TuttIe and Rev. Sheldon
Jackson preached in Corinne last week.
Wesley W. Jones, Sheriff has returned
after several weeks mining at Yreka.
Corinnc gave Professor F. V. Hayden I
banquet and much attention.
Mr.. John s. Penlbcrton leaves in few
days for the East.
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JUST RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
BANK EXCHANGE"
Lonaon XXX Porter.
10 WIN. WILSON.


Posi- OFFICE RETURNS Montana Is pref
" we'll favored with Postal facilities, hav.
ing about 100 supplied Offices The salaries
arc comparatively nothing i" the smaller
camps. The p. Ms are supposed to Go IL
good deal Of work for very little pay. some
thank and good deal of growing. But
whatever the salary the Post Office Depart
mcnt insists upon one thipg-Quarteriy Re-
lurns mus, be made. In many Instances
this has been neglected, and Mr.. Clagct'
has recently been notified that several will
be discontinued il the returns are moi
promptly made. Now. this matter na;eri'
ally effects The localities supplied with mail.
II requires some effort to get them establish
cd, and If they were not Of benefit would
not have been p.i,ioncd for aud established.
II the requirements Of the Department arc
not complied with they will be discontinued
We therefore urge Pos:mas,c.s who have
been notified to at once make out their re-
turns as required, and If the office is advan
tsseous to the country and they do not SEX
proper to retain the position, recommend
successor and resign. II Offices are '!lscon
tinued the people will know The reason
why.
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FIRE PRoor DooRs-Wc have examined
q new kind Of Fire Proof Door aud Win.
dow shutters planned and manufactured by
Messrs. Henry Dewitt and Th"s. Strang,
which We believe are superior to those here.
toforc in use. They arc made Of galvanized
si,cct iron No. a. They are built like .
safe door, save that they arc hollow, rivctted
and soldercd water-tight On the inside
near the top 10 y lip 10 pour water IN, and
near the bo,tom vent 70 draw Il. Orlina-
rily they are empty, and are thus very light
scarce heavier than wooden shutter. In
case Of fire few gallons OF water nre poured
into the lip, the water and steam generated
by the heat preventing the shutter from
warping and protecting the woodwork of
the casing, If there is any. Ivy the escaping
steam. The fire ended, the water can he
drained off in minute or two. The ad-
vantagcs of Il are lightness, economy, no
warping aud greater security. The idea 10
new and We are told meets with the approv.
al of all who examine It. The Dewitt
building is now being furnished with them
Mr.. Dewitt has the double advantage Of a
force pump inside his building and it j. now
eafc
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PLENTY OF FEED Mr.. Ed. Corbin. d.
vision agent of Gilmcr & Salisbury has
made GOOD provisions for his teams this
winter. lie has stacked at the sevcra' s.n
,iops on his division 34S tons OF hay. liz
has At Blue Wing. Clarks, B'acktoot
Mcas. Pioneer. Cobcr!eys and Newman
stations %. 600 pound of grain each' ana {"
Deer Lodge 10000 pounds. Silver Bow
Dviae Creek and Warm Springs arc to sup
ply vet. The prices paid ranged from ct
70 . cts. for oats and 800 GEL for hay
lie purchased 81, 900 pounds of graf" from A
ue,,h and 5000 pounds from VIM
Prowsc 100000 pounds Of oats, will save
. good deal of pound en- on the BACK
this winter. and Ed. Is entitled to o mcda
from Bergh.
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A LlyERARy ARTICLE.-Our accomplish
ed Horse Hotel keeper, Hank Walton, re-
turned from the States few days ago
bringing up q dozen splendid American
livery horses. two elegant carriages and /"
hcsrsc that Il will be q satisfaction to be
buried in. This latter is magnificent ar
sangemcnt. oval glass sides 3Gxs4 inch plates
massive silver mountings, plumcs. etc. Inc
carriages are Coen & Ten Brooks best, and
the horses feet looking coursers. proud al
Luc,fer and gentle rs doves. For n'c'
turn.ou, 20 to the "Sign of the Iron Horse.
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CONSOLIDATED REvENUE DIsrRIcTs.-
Under the late laws Of Congress reducing
taxation and requiring . reduction Of The
expense in collecting the Revenue. shc A..
SCISSOR Of Montana has consolidated the lss
and 81 divisions, which gives 10 Helena
The LIST divisions. including the Counslss OF
Madison, Galla,in, Jefferson. Lewis ana
Clarke, Mcaghcr, Chotesu, Big Horn and
Dawson. aud to Deer Lodge, the - dtvis>
ION, including Deer Lodge. Aissouls and
Beaverhcad. Mr.. John p. Gilbert Of Helc>
M Is Asst. Assessor of the LIT division and
Capt T. p. Fuller OF Deer Lodge Asst. Al.
SCISSOR Of the Ell division.
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MARRIED.

TurrLs-HARr.--AT Twin Bridge, Msdison county.
Oct- 81, By ". A. II. Young J. p, 1r. n. W. Tuttls
and Miss Maria Hart.
FMLEy-FIxxEsAx.-At Adohetown, Oct. 10, BY h.
n. Lott, J. p Mr. Richard Finley and Mr.. Margaret
Finuegan.
BRo sx-RosB.-At the residence Of the brides pas-
ents. Egeston, O., Oct. nth, 1os3 by Judge 3. +.
knight Nr. y. j. Brown. Of Deer Lodge, u. T., to
Mise Matte !. Rose, q Rdeestoa Ohio.
TIE congratulations Of the NEW Non1u-WssT 70
ito Foreman: Nay he and HE bsids Ross without .
thorn. and sts never regret October Knight chang
I'd al her leaves Of life to Brown. Welcome to Deer
Lodge BY the craft. Nay you have fiat" In every
take" Of Fate, 'cIeaa proof" wfsa he voluns d
Life IL up, and us tify" into the 'oo,umns' whose
feet make "inpscssiops" ON the Golden Shore.
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See notice for Proposals to build church.
Work is suspended for the season at Fred.
rickson.
The Helena Fire Engine was in Corinnc
Monday week.
There is skift of snow where the coaches
cross the range.
Everybody nearly has cold or horse dis.
sease or something.
II. l.. Stone has sold his one half interest
in the Mining Claim. Yreks, to WIN. Hecny.
Groves e. Hoff,nan's train arrived yessar-
day with q large cargo Of goods.
J. \. Fea.hcrman, Flint Creek, will he
appointed Post Master vice Green kirtly re-
signcl.
A terrific cold. and incident ais induce the
editor to slide through this week as lazily rs
poesil,lc-h hence the National Park Article
is emitted.
Green Kirtly has sold the ranch known
as "Cobc.ly's" to Chas. Enrich of Bea rtown
for 2,0OO
The body Of S. Locbcr, drowned .: Horse
Plains, was recovered, and will be brought
here for burial.
We learn Messrs. WEIGH & Wiley con.
template erecting building on their lot In
the burnt district opposite the Scott House.
Some of the young folks are agita.ing for
u Club Dance this winter. Start it up. One
evening in seven ought to be dedicated IA
| fun and tiddles.
VIM. Wier is erecting q store building
in the Warm Springs settlement. The
doors etc, are being put upat Kleinschmidt
Bros. Lumber Yard and are about compile
ted.
VIM. Allison. Carpenter and Builder
will have III excellent opportunity to bring
his experience into practice, having built q
church of the same architecture at Mime
apol,s MINI, as Mr.. Stoy designs building
Mr.. II. L. Stone of Yrcka Was in towr
this week and contcmplstcs going to New
Mexico soon. There are somc bars dowr
there he knows Of and wants to prospect
and thinks Of going down to them while tn
weather is cool.
Love. who furnished Us . local item las
week, was released on writ of kabeas cor
pus on Saturday, the Justices Court no
having hsd jurisdiction in tho case. HI
was arrested sgain on ~ charge Of assault
with intent to kill, waived examination ant
gave bail for his appearance ut Court.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"KIYUS,"
e Wood Street.
i'a'" Helena
iii5ll,
Helena.

U,pnAuLIc DI0GINGs.- Fcrgu'
son. Sexton, Lyon and Owen OF Elk creek
have struck diggings on the Hell Gate near
whc,c the Mulkcy road comes into the valley.
Pros pcc,ing on q bar there yielded from orc
to dozen good colors to the pan with ]? TO
"A fec, gravel. They commenced surveying
this week and will soon he at work bring
Ing in IL ditch eight miles long from Tue
He'll Gate. They expect 10 complete it this
winter II the bar pays 1t will open up a
new mining country Us other bars IN tic
vicinity prospect the same.
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THE CLEARWATER SURvEY.-Mr NJ.
Mul,,cnburS, of the Hcttncr Surveying par
" Just In from the Fish Greek Survey,
called on Wednesday evening. The party
was running Oh the Fish Creek line from
Nissoula 10 connect with Eastwicks Clear
water survey of last year. It started Sept.
Goth, ut the Fish creek summit, aud pro
cecdcd down Lake Creek. the north fork oil
Clearwater. and the main river four or five
miles. where Eastw;ck's line was joined.
Easrwicks line from Lewiston was l5O miles.
Be,tncrs line from Missoula about 90 miles
making c50 miles About 30 miles on each
side of the summit requires los feet grade
with ouc.half mile tunnel at the summit
The snow is said 10 fall .ictp for fcN
miles. Mr.. Dc,,ncrs party reached M'Ssou''
on "Wednesday night Eas'wick At late nc
counts was a, Spokane bridge, locating;
Nod brought up n Sc feet grade 70 that pom
bat expected 10 have - increase It this side
Mr. Muhlcnburg leaves for Mineral Park
Arizona, 10 miles south of st. George
Utah, where he is appointed Government
Surveyor In rich mineral Ecgion. W.
hope to hear Of him again with his seal
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FIRST NATIONAL BAxE.-We publish to-
day the Report of the First National Bank
OF Deer Lodge, publication having been de-
lsyed few days by The absence Of one Of
the Directors Tho abatement khows some
thing Of the business done IN purchasing
dust, the amount IN transit being 4l73, 4M, :
10. The first National Bank is now fairly
In operation, and the management Is ettl'
cisnt, and reliable The Cnmptr"ller i've
times q year, At irregular Intervals, orders
each National Bank 70 report ito condition
on specified Gay. and The report mus'
comc. Without bsing - expert ~ Banking
matters, We are confident The 1st National
Of Deer Lodge With - present pilcess I'll
always b aba 70 SHOW clear record.
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Holloway's ointu,ent--so'e l'ss woand''
ulcers etc. can be cured The rational treatment n
indicated by nature, isto reduce the local inflammation
soothc the negboring nerves, cool the heated blood,
and render the wa.cry ichorous discharge consistent
and healthy. Happily, Hol!oways Ointment accom-
plishc. these ends with unfailing certainty % cents
per bog or pot. l'.H.
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THE DEAD HAMS SECRET.
4 Broken Chain u Fact, and Link Of
Theory-a rhase Of Miners Life aud
Death.

In October of 1871, there came 10 Bannack
for supplies,a miner riding mare followed
by colt. He purchased his goods, paid
for them in dust. exhibited wcll-stored
purse. told some parties he had good
thing" on one Of the tributaries Of the Big
Hole, and got out Of town. The same sea.
son half breed living in Bitter ROOF. while
hunting on a tributary Of the Big Hole TO
ward Salmon discovered this miner at work,
and was paid several hundred dollars not TO
reveal his whereabouts. 1t is said the half
breed keeps his compact faithfully. hao.
pears also that the miner told parties that in
good time he would make public the locali-
ty of the diggings. that he wished first to
get two or three old friends here. This
much Of life
During the present season the surveying
party running the Railroad lire across the
Big Hole and Salmon country, found on one
of the tributaries OF the Upper Big Hole the
skeleton OF man. evidently dead some
months. Il saddle and cantnas, the latter
said 10 have contained considerable amount
of gold. Recently Thos. Lavatta and Thos.
Pambrum, who have. with "Duminec, "bcen
hunting for the diggings Of the mysterious
miner in that region found the mare and
colt with which he was seen in Eannack in
~. but no trace of the miner or diggings
About month ago there came TO Deer
Lodge y party of three men from the States
who had a letter of instructions from the
miner to out fit mt French GI'ch, and take
a CERTAIN trail which would lead them in q
direction by which they could reach the
mines. which he told them were very rich.
They also had q rude draft Of the country
in which the miues were situated said to DC
in n rough country covered with thick heavy
timber. These men, and also Lavatta's
party. are now searching in tina, immense
belt of unknown country for the mines
found by the solitary prospector.f from which
he had taken good supply of gold. t.
which he had invited his old friends. and
in preserving the secret OF which lie had
yielded up the companionslp of his fci
lows. his comforts and his life These ur'
the links of circumstantial fact. 1t Is ta
TO infer that the skeleton was that OF tn
mysterious miner Of Bannack. and that IL
the mountain businesses he died, Of acct
dent or illness, furnished for food or pcrshc;
of cold will likely never he known unit
Time shall end and Death yield its archive
to the Great Ruler. We have not Learned
the name of the man, but the story, whicl
is true, commended itself rs one Of those it,
cidents. not remarkable to our Territorial
readers, but showing TO those Of the oldc
communities phase of frontier life, all
the pcrils that are sometimes encountered il
the endless search for gold.
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PROSPECTING ON DEMPsEY.-Parties laav-
Ing prcspcc,ed with fair results on Dempsey
creek. about eight miles shove PTowas's.
Messrs. Jack Nelson. Dick l4Occ 4 n. ,.
Newell have gone In there, we'll provided
with snow.sLocs, picks, pans. shovcls and
grub, and design huilding cabin and run
ming drain race during tho winter. Ths
mines may or msy not pay veil, bat The
snov .sloes are I'll that will MT 'em ont
fof sCme upoaths IT the winter.
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First Quarterly Meetings for Deer Lodge
District.

E,unack City, October 9Th and 9th.
s"imnu .: 18th and 18th.
Nevada. lWn anu .vth.
SILVER Star, NJ and 9Th.
virginia city. November ID and 3d.
Deer Lodge Nh ana lvn; ..,
Wis.onla and Corvallis, November 10th and l'th
pionrr, November I'D and 2th.
Silver Bow. lat Warm Spring School House NOV
'''" ""' ''''' SD. CATLIN, =. T..
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TNe vvRGAT,s or FLOWERS.

stin )iusen The little wreath oe na0e,ess Sowsss.
Now lsssd ard pssysd By wastelal tins spon,
Thy laess pressed With mine h tAeaghsSsss sourN
And pissed asovs ~ base of wssAingtsa,
50 many years ago.
sin fingers In my heart with aaddsning sense.
Those bright ard happy hoas an passed. foil soon,
Lo many ysaEs thou'n goac, know not whence,
Still toiiug dost thou bids the heat Of noon
o, child Of years ago
That wreath OF Sewers, now betOkens the hours.
That are crumbled and faded and past,
Through time and thro storm, Il etil has the form
Thy fancy % cunpinsiy cast.
So still unto me, In sweet memory,
Thou seeueut all youthful and fair,
And could bat Grisvc, II could believe.
Thou vert changed from what thou vert there.
ak but this boon, II that morning In June,
When We trained this wreath Of Aowcrs,
| Should come hack to thee In lone reverie,
O. call once my name In those hours !!
DIN. L. E HOLMES.
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I. d. q. +.

,,,ur Regular COMMUNICATIONS OF COT
n,npwood Lodge No. a. q. q. J. will be held ev.
=, "Wednesday evening at Odd Fellow. Hnil. az .
W,rr So,onrGing Brethren IN good standing arc
aH'a'' ~ j. A. HYDE, N. G.
II H. WiaLiAMs, Secretary.