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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-31
FRANC T..
The Condem ned CommuniSts.

PAkIs, August 30-The Court Of
Cassa,ion have rejected the appeal OF
five of the Communist prisoners, con-
demned to death by the Versailles
Commies'on. The sentence o.: the
Comm ssion is ordered to De carried
into effect
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'6Y TELEGRAPH.
for the Register.
XIV the Pacific and Atlantic Line
Office. ITO Main street.
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
Cadi. Votes seven,y-fve Thous"n"
Dollars.

snecial Dispatch TO the Register.l
CApIz, OHIO, August 80.
Cadiz township voted to-day seventy
Eve thousand dollars tor the Wheeling
.,i Lake Erie railroad. Yeas, four
hundred and torty-six; nays, one hundred
.,rtv.two. l.. B. II.
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UFFALO.
Motion for a New Trial.

BUFFALO, August 30.-In the general
term of the Superior Court to day q
motion was made. by the counsel for
Gafi'ney, now under sentence to be
Hanged September q, for q new trial.
The Court adjourned ror ten days with
out hearing the motion.
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NEW JERSEY.
bonded Warehouse Robbed.

BOnded warehouse Robbed.
JERSEY CRY, August 3O.-The United
States bonded warehouse at the Cunard
dock was entered by burglars last night
and six thousand dollars worth OF COL
ored silks, belonging to At. Stewart,
stolen.
JERSEY CRY, August 30.-Walters 4
Co.'S printing ink factory, OF this city
was damaged by fire to the extent OF
$4,000; fully insured.
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ally control them. The testimony Oh our
best citizeus, OF ali classes, estaoilshes the
fact, that CHERRY PEcToRAL wall anu ooes
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders oi
the Throat and Lungs beyond any otnei
medicine The most dangerous auectlons
OF the Pulmonary Organs ylelu 10 us Po"si,
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured by
this preparation, are publicly known, 50
remar kable as hardly TO be oelleveu, Were
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa REM
edy II is adequate, on which the publlc may
rely for iull protection. BY curing Sooo,
the fOrerunners OF more serious ulsease' IL
saves unnumbered lives, anu an H~iiiounIo ~
suffering not To be computed. IL challenges
trial, and convinces the most skepticAi
Every family should keep IL on hauu AZ
protection against the early ana unPei-
ceived attack OF Pulmonary A Anections
which are easily met at nrSt, but wnlcn oe-
come incuranl and % often atal, IL neg
lecled. Tender lungs needs this defense
aud IL is unwi<e To be without IL As Sale
guard To children, amid the distressing dis
ga >t.s which beSet the Throat ana Ihest o.
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is lnNsiu-
aUlr; tor, by its timely use, multltuues ars
rescued from premature graves, ana saved
to the love ana affection centered on lteus.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds securing sound aud health-restorlnB
sleep, No one will suffer trobleSome IN
FLUENZA and painful BRDSCHlliS.
when lney know how easily they can oe
cured.
Ori isinaly the product OF long, laborious
and Su, ceSsful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll Is spared IN making every oottie
N the utmost p 'SsIble perfection. IL may
be confidently relied upon ~ possessing al
tue virtues II has ever exhibited, and capa'
Die of producing cures as memorable ~ the
greatest IL has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold Oy all Druggists everywhere.
.,,l. -ISt
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, ,Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the gres
discoveTieso OF mod
ern science, few are
OF more real value
TO mankind than
this e enectual RENE
dy for all diseases
OF the Throat and
Lungs- A vast trial
of It's virtues hro
out this and other
cou utrieS has
shown that IL does
surely and efeotu-
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Tobacc0s.
IN oSE-THIbD BUTTS GIANT MA.
lU hogany poo lds.
2caddies "Ir % 4 les" do. ~.
20 do. do DolbI Thick Navy
10 boxes "DiA n nd" Bright Twist.
10 do "MllneT'- do do
I0do. Duncan" do. pounis.
10 do Gold "a" do. ounce twist
5cases Monitor Navy, thirds
: In store and arriving.
fyl3 " REILLY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-13
CASE PAID EOse EGGS.

r WILL. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
IL price, cash, for All eggs brought to ray es-
tablisnsileTit, II Albany.
nstl r. cIIE.aDfgs.
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WORK PERFORMED 8Y CONTRACT.

Many suppose that few favorites
receive all the work to be done on the
Fair Grounds or for the Society,"
This opinion, also, is not founded on
fact. All work, of any considerable
amount, is done by contract, aud let
to the lowest bidder. nor has favor
ever been shown to any contractor or
laborer On the improvements of the
Society. The printing, also, is let
to the lowest bidder, and has been
for the last three years, every Office
in the State being solicited to com
pete for the work, and furnished
with a list of the printing required.
ADJUSTMENTS, ETC, ON THE GROUNDS.
Much complaint is made because
the Society gives license to circuses,
and amusements of various kinds
IF the SIC, 900 in premiums, to say
nothing of the expenses OF the Fair,
and improvements annually made.
could be paid for in promises, or on
the 10 per cent. entrance or sale oil
tickets, there might be some show Of
reason in the complaint, but every
dollar the Society agrees to pay, fol
premiums or otherwise, it must pay
else its patronage would cease and
the organization be left to the mere,
of the law. But while licenses are
granted for places of amusement
which tend to vastly increase the
revenue, and to make Far week;
an occasion OF pleasure 70 thousands
VINO come for pleasure only, nothing
calculated to corrupt the morals o
the people IS allowed to occupy tht
gvonad with the kno@iedge or con
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sent of the Society or its officers;-
and I doubt whether any one (who
had any character to 1cse) was ever
materially injured in morals or other
wise by the licensed exhibitions of
the Fair; though. if money-making
alone was the aim of the Society
$1,000 could be obtained for gam
bling tables, and. other chances to
fleece the public. That the devil
can be found at the Fair, I think is
true; but there is no justice in chang
ing to the management of the Soci-
ETY. all the vice and INN orality which
may obtain where 20, 900 people are
eengregated for all sorts of purposes.
CONCLUSION.
That there are many things in tie
conduct of the Society and the Fair
which might be improved, l shall
not undertake to deny; but these
will require time and money. That
the Society will succeed in vastly
improving its management, there
can be no question; and if those
who are ready to blame for seeming
neglect. will take the trouble to in
quire the cause, and assist the Soci-
ETY. in the performance of its labors,
we shall have far less dissatisfaction
at. aud a stronger interest in our
Annual State Fairs.
T.. NJ. WAITE.
Salem, Sept. 6, 1872.
p. ST. forgot to say that no Sec
tartan or party test is required for
membership. nor is the discussion OF
any such questions allowed. The
books are open to eTery, citizen of
Oregon s1zz> >s-s
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WILSON SEWING MACHINE

been made by a slflifnl combination OF brain
and muscle that It has left nothing to be de-
sired RLAIS, YOUNG * CO., agents,
Albany, Oregon.
MINER &c p E. a r s Q y =,
General Agents. % Ffrs; 81. Portland. oregon
ghnZf.
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WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

NROM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
il ther notice, the Company will dispatch q
boat from Albany to Corvallis on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of each week.
Also will dispatch a boat from Albany fol
Portland and intermediate places on same days.
leaving Comstock & Co.'S wharf.
Fare at reduced rates. ]. D. B1LES,
Dee. I6, 1871. Agent.
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ENT00L SHAWLS, LONG AND SQUARE,
w Paid and Striped, for sale by WHEEL
Err at SHEDD.
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40 TO TUEEELa.a FOR CENTS
u Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Of
AL descriptions. He bas also a large stock of
Boys Clothing. Hats, Shirts, etc, which he is
selling very Low.
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SlEgIrPS SALE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RY
u virtue Of an execution issued out q: rae
Circuit Court Of the STATE OF Oregon Tor Linn
county. to me directed and delivered. In favor
oI W. h tclum, plaintiff, and against ". II.
tIearaari and Elizat beta GcaTtlarf, drI .ndants,
for the sum OF sJli-S5. judgment and costs oi
suit, have this the -:Fta day OF August. y. u.
lS73. levied upon eae following described rca!
estate, tu-yvIt:
Lots No.thrae 81 and four 90 In block No.
s.Aty-seyen is11 in the c.:y Of Albany, County
OF Linn, state of Crelson as d9scribsd on tbs,
piats and surveys OF said cky OF Albany, on
nle in the Clerl-s Ollie il Linn county. Oregon.
and on
1Nondoy, tie 3oh day Of !Sept., 1872,
betgsaen.the hours Of . O'Clock - ~ and (
O'Clock p. n, uO-git: II O'Clock A. NJ OF said
day, IN front Oi 1he Cour; House door, In i1c
city Of albany, Linn county. Oregon. / will s-Ii
tH- above described properly. Tor cash In hand.
al public oUtc-y to t!4e hisnest bidder.
ALLEN PARKER,
Sheriff. IiI4G Co., Oregon.
Dated August -, Is75.-rl.igyi.
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sUEiICN5.
In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oreg07a for tie County Of Linn.

In the Circun Court Of the State OF
Oregoaa for tie County Of Linn.
Nancy A. salIns, pfa, VS.. William L. Sui
lins. Deft.
Suit for divorce.
To the aboye-namcd dert. Wm L. Sullins.
In the name Of the State of Oregon: Y0n are
hereby required to appear in the Circuit Curt
for Linn and answer the comp aint of the n rove
named plaintiff therein filed against you within
ten days from the date OF the service Of this
summons upon you. if served in Linn county !;
but If served in any other county within the
State OF Oregon, then within twenty days from
the date Of this summons upon you and if
served by publication, then the FIRST day Of
the next term of said Court, which shall com
mence six weeks and more after the date Of the
first publication hereof, which said term will
commerce on the fourth Monday of October,
1872, and if you fail TO answer as above requir-
ed the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief therein demanded, which is to obtain a
judgment and decree of said Court dissolYing
the oOnds Of matriinpng existing bct-een you
and the plaintiff. and changing plaintif7s name,
and for the costs and disbursements of this suit
to be taxed, and for such other and further re-
lief as pertains TO equity.
GEO. Il. HELM. Atty for Pl'f.
Published by order of Hon. Il. L Bonham,
Judge of said Court, which order bears date,
July 25. 1872. y7n5Iw6.
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"A class Of one hundred students
ia a sesierh auivcrnty is lei By q
woman.
In Old England there are 5If,-
5s2 more women than there are
mcu.
The future empress OF China Is
10 spend s5O0,00O on her bridal
trouseau.
The Woman's Medical College
OF Pennsylvania has GA matriculants
this year
Mrs. Kerncy, Of New York.
showed the warmth Of her Affection
by thrussipg red-hot poker down
her husbands throat. fht
"A modest and unprotected young
man in Chicago had two girls ar
rested TOR Insulting" him in the
street.
Boston has club Of very young
ladies who meet together to discuss
and criticise the lectures Of distiu-
guished trsnsccndentalists Of the
Radical club.
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rhsy asss NJ suld lhs iioushts.. .aa irti
heated.
IN thai safship %, II bs.sifs sbriusi
rhsJ aeem BE ssla, iha, th'ossh ne ysan
departed,
! nsss hass bowsd me 10 soms e,fm divine
They deem me proud, hat wLsfs the wofls
hath aaiiersd.
pssf hass kssll 10 lanruish OF sdafs.
rhsy thiuk not that The homage idly scattered
Leaves The bear, bantup,, ere i,s spring u
Ger
No in my soul there gros, bat one brirh
vision,
And Ger my hear, there rules ba, one fond
spell,
Frightening my hours Of sleep with dream,
ElysAn
ofOns unseen, ys, loved, aye, cherished well
Unseen' All noi her preseuce round ne
fingers,
Chasing each wayward though, tina, ,emp,s
TO rove;
Weaving Affections web with fairy fingers,
And waking thoughts Of purity and love.
Star Of my heaven thy beams shall guide me
ever,
Though clouds obscure and thorns bestrew
my path
As sweeps my bark adown life arrowy river,
Thy angel smile shalt soothe misfortune
wrath;
And ah should Fate ere speed her deadlicst
arrow,
Should vice allure to plunge in her dark sea,
Be this the only shield my soul shall borrow
One glance to Heav ,n---one burning thought
Of theel
ne'er on earth may gaze on those bright
features,
Nor drink the light Of that soul-boaming eye
But wander on mid earth's unthinking crea-
lures,
ohioNcu III nte, hnu unihmcnteu utei
But meier shall fade the spell thou weavcst o'er
me,
Nor fail the star that lights my lonely way
Still shall the nights fond dreams that light
restore me
Though Fate fCrbid its gentle beams by day
| have mot dreamed that gold or gems adorn
thee
That Flattry's voice may vaunt thy match
less form;
| little reck that worldlings all may scorn thee
Be but thy souL stlll pure, thy feelings warm
Be thine bright lntellects unfading treasures
And Pocsy's more decpy-hallowed spell,
And faith the zest which heightens all th.
pleasures,
With trusting lover-Maid of my soul fare
well
New York, May, 1884
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GOING INTO A GARRET.
BY BURR TlIORNBURY.


"Will you run up into the back
garret, Harry, and bring me twis
of yarn from a a box in the corner
You need not take u light, as | d.
not approve Of carrying candles int
such places. I'm sorry l did no
think Of it before dusk. But rur
along; nothing will hurt you
Thus spoke NY mother to me ono
autumn evening, as she settled her
self into her chair for an hour or two
Of knitting. hesitated. | was but
a child, and going into the great
ghostly garret in the thickening twi-
light was to me more serious thing
than my good parent supposed. ]
was not really" "afraid Of the dark, y
and Of course there was nothing else
to be afraid Of, but nevertheless
turned toward her with pleading
look Of demur.
"May ! not take light?" | asked
al will be very careful"
She noticed my hesitancy, and
not wishing we to 60 unwillingly,
said:
"Oh, no; | cannot consent to that
Where is Carrie ? get her to 60 with
YOU"
But Carrie was not in the room,
and as / still showed disinclination
to 60 alone, my mother relieved me
by saying:
Well, | will excuse you this
time. l do not believe in compelling
children to be brave"
She smiled with meaning pleasant
ness, as she continued:
You always were a timid child
Harry. l will go for the yarn my
self. / know just where to ffnd it
and can put my hands on it in thu
dark"
| My mother prided herself on know.
ing" just where to find things"
She left the apartment, and
heard her confident steps ascending
the stairs. A little ashamed of my
self for my timidity, / awaited he
reappearance, thinking all the tim,
what grand thing it was to be fear
less.
| Next time such a request wa
made of me | resolved TO compl,
with it at all hazards.
Presently my mother returned
without the yarn, and looking, as
instantly observed, very pale. He
manner, too, was quite agitated.
started up in sympathetic alarm
though ! knew not the cause.
| Where is your father?' she asked
excitedly. s
"In the kitchen" answered wit
equal quickness. (" What"
"Tell him to come here" she sal,
briefly.
| ! obeyed her tremblingly, an,
father came Immediately in, wonder
ing at my excited manner.
There y q man III The ga,ret, hus
band spoke my mother, breathless
". II went for . twist ot yarn, an
put my hands against bin in th
dark. I've trapped him, though,
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During a class meeting held sew.
eral years since by the Methodist
brethren Of Southern village,
Brother Jones went among the col
ofed portion Of the congregation.
Finding there on old man notorious
for his endeavor to serve Ged onthe
Sabbath and Satan the rest Of the
week, he said: F
Well, Brother Dick, Tn glai 10
ace you herel Haven't stole Any
turkeys since | saw you last, Brcsh-
or DickY' I'D i Ssh 8ai i laIa
No, no, Brudder Jones, no tur-
keys" ttt
aNor any chickens, Brother
Dick 7" lsaAisss as' a# f''E
a"No,no, Brudder Jones, ,nouhirk-
ems" 81 f..se,. os;,,.4+
"Thsnk the Lord, Brother Dick
That's doing well, my brother.' said
Brother Jones, leaving Brother Dick,
who Immediately relieved his ever
burdened conscience BY saying to q
near neighbcr With sn immense slgh
of relief ;l,es..s II IJiw t
| "Ef he'd a said ducks, he'd d had
mo!7--[1fearth and Home. e...''''
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h 7EIaI dIou9.


ETHODIsT EPISCOPAL CHUCH SOUTH
VN Rev. F. s. Petway. every lst
Bird, 4th and 9th Sundays; Sabbath school, Q
o'clock A NJ; Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at CLOCK P. NJ
u DaESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Rev. D. G.
L Doak, Pastor.--Services every End, Sd and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school o'clock A. M.
EPlSCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. W. s. speirs
IL Pastor.--Services first Sabbath in the
month at 1890 a. M, and3rd, Sabbath at 73O
p. m.
DAPTIST CHURCH Elder G. B. Young
- Pastor.--Servces every lst and 3rd Sun.
days; Sabbath school o'clock A. N.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. H.--Services 4th Sunday
~ in each month, by Rev. Father Wise.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder 7. W. Caskey
" Pastor.--No regular appointment
BAPTIST CHURCH, BATEsvTLLE.-ser.
ID vices on the Isl Sunday in each month, al
II o'clock, a M, by Rev. Robt. Maclin, .Presby-
terian.
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VOLUME Is. NUMBER 81

bot ulh. % # least guf n tiIs ein
iefs cold, and Ill bls-- them. IN iips
mesaiime III hang hers ard wasei
che enreni q sTeuis, and lhlhgl,
~ no easy msitsF "a write wlfh
broken srs', may send you another
jingle from The fcal
OLb BKIas
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u ~ i
A lively sensation recently
created In the English E :<r1e Is
Commons BY bold pre- Rom
Tom Hughes, against - (heing
and tho usual adjournment of Pnlia-
ment on the occasion d the + Darby
day" Hughes, On rising, was 70
ceived with ironicap cheers and
laughter. He pointel To- the ihct
that the House had sdjournedionly
two hours on Ascension day for d.
vine worship, snd now proposed to
adjourn twentytfour hours for the
Derby. Il was incompatible With
the dignity VI the Goutindhs 70
recognize horsats raein, Dhglish
lrace-courses bad introdQoa1 IN nost
corrupt and iESdipui s5steqlf q
gambling which had ever disgractd
Any country. While NJ Was op~
posei to this species n tdMssehient,
he believed in manly sports; H. in
tarnationall boat raoos, eripket end
other salutatory) competitions e ~
man strength aud pluck, and thought
they shOdld be enc00tkgt a. n I'M
motion Of aljournme6t was e6fllsd
By vajte Df 212 to 66. asif
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The Northern Pacific AailrOad.

The present terminus Of the
Northern Pacific Railway is at
Moosehead, on the Red River Of the
North. 1t is the purpose Of the
company to push the work with
great energy, and ) large force is
already engaged on the main line.
The purpose ofthe company 10 to
reach the Missouri river early the
coming fall, which will give tho road
the entire trade Of Montana, as small
steamers already ply the Missouri
and the Yellowstone into remote
portions of the Territory. Ii is stated
also that work has been commenced
on the branch line down the Red
river, and before the close OF thy
season il II expected TO have It COM
pleted to Pembina. On The British
side 1t ID expected that that psrs Of
tho line will be bnilt. withlu one
year. Il will not be long before
Chicago win be connected with the
Pacific BY this great line, thus se-
curing to her no roads 70 that
ocean. Theinfnebce upon the tom
merce Of this city by this road, must
necessarily be great. Immense ro-
gions Of the undeveloped Northwest
-...tf -.- 1.t u . = u u ..zs Il. ..axl
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sI- Some people act as il their
debts were like coffee, and would
settle themselves in time BY stand
ing.
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COURTS.
FOsr rorrrCE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays p. m. Departs Thursdays and
Saturdays 8 a. m.
Long Town arrives IL m. and departs ~ m.
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Cresswell
mail departs IL NJ. and arrives p NJ. every
Saturday
Daily mails close rs follows:
Going North at l1.35 A NJ.
Going South, at 4 JOIN.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from 7.S0
AN. TO 6.30P. NJ.
RATES OF COMMISSION CHARGED FOR MONEY ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding s20..,...........l0 cts
Over $40 and not exceeding S30..........l5 cts
over $40 and not exceeding $40...".....s0 cts
Over $40 and lot exceeding $50. .......25 cts
No fractions of cents to be introduced in an
Order.
BT"Unted States Treasury notes or Nation
al Bank Notes ouly received orpaid.
J.N. WADDEY, P. M
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Sx- A Frencbman said OF Shakes
peare, AVen You find angling you.
no understand, it is always some
zing fine."
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HAAHl* NYNTt "
RATES of ADVERTISING.
One sgusfs of ten ilnes-afsi Insertion, ti so.
Eseh siiilssasi la=sftsoa, 70.
Advertisements faf thfcs months and over.
special rates.
Marriage and obituary notices, II not NOR,
lhan ten iinss--ff<r. and over Ten lines, charged
II regular advertising rates.
All advertisements Of . strictly personal
character, will he charged ss the rate Of oftwenty.
Eve cents per line.
Editorial notices 10 local column, twenty
cents per liae. tf
JOB WORK Of every description done with
deafness and dispatch.
Advertisements payable In advance, and Job
Work, on delivery.
To CoxRHpoxpxs plain, with ink
and on but one side Of the sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript on letter paper, viii make
one square.
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MASONIC.

Walker n. n, Chapter No. as.
Regular Convocations lst Monday in each
month at o'clock p. m.
Il. r McGEHEE, H. p.
J. G. HARRISON, Sec'y
sARDIs LODGE No. 307A.F. 4 A. M.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W N.
J. N. WADDEY, Sec'y.
Sardis Chapter, No. II.
Order of the Eastern STAR Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs NJ. B. Wright
Sec'y.