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FindIay Council, No. SO RE- SIN.
Regular Convocation second Monday IN
each month. James Wilson, L. l. y. NJ. and
ID. b. BeardSley, Recorder.
FindIay Chapter, No. So, r. A. M.
Regular Convocation on the first Monday
in each month. b. Kimmons, II. p. and
f. W. Firmln, Secretary.
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Regular Communication first and third
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w. 81. and y. J. DeWolfe, Secretary.
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By the Will OF Anna S. Gerhard, Of
Philadelphis, latsly deceased, she
sum OF $1,000 is bequsstaed 70 tho
Board Of Fcrsign Missious os the
Presbyterian Church, and 1900 to
the Board of Home Missions.
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Is Clay County, Ksasucky, when
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il liable - he arrested. One james
Turner, having killed his thirteenth
victim, is nov IN the hands OF officers
and may poss bly, be punished.
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CuIfiyating the White Ash.

The value of white ash for timber
is so well known that it may seem al
most superfuous TO name it. There
is scarcely farm implement, from a
rake handle up to a reaper or mower,
of which the tough white oak does
not form a part. But the cultivation
of this tree has been, and is still, sadly
neglected in regions where good tim
Der for the purposes named is and ever
will be needed. The time must soon
come when the Implements required
for agricultural purposes on the far
Western prairies will be manufactured
there, and good timber must be had;
therefore it requires no great stretch
of Imagination to sec that profitable
market will soon exist far away from
the present source of supply. The
of timber is like money
put out at compound interest, and
man investing very small sum at first
will sooD find himself the possessor OF
arge and constantly increasing capital.
The white ash is a tree easily grown
from seed, which may be obtained in
unlimited quantities and very cheaply.
The seedlings may be easily transplant
ed without fear of loss, and they will
succeed in any good rich soil. At first
the seedlings appear to make slow
progress in comparison with cotton
woods and willows, but, when fairly
established, their growth is rapid and
in every way satisfactory. As soon
as the trees are few inches in dam
eter the timber is ready for use, and
continues to increase
with age. Farmers who are in need,
or likely TO be, of good timber, should
not neglect the cultivation of this most
valuable tree.
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JAMES A. BOPE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW & COLLECTION
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en- to collection in town and country. Loans
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QUEENS,

AN now prepared to fill all orders for
i Queens, carefully selected and guaranteed
pure at the following rates: One fOrS1: three
for sl2; six for SO; ten Tor $50.
After September l5,will sell full stocks from
5l5 to SlS each, according to quality OF hlNc.
We guarantee the safe arrival of all Queens
sent from our Apiary to the nearest express
office. IfOueens are not received in goou
order, purchasers will notify US at once. Eaci
Queen will be put up in small cage, with q
few workers, and sufficient honey 10 last the
Journey. Large sums should be sent py ~
order, on Forest p. o., Forest, Hardin Co., y.
Small sans may be sent by registered letter
at our risk. All orders should be accompan-
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ed and filled in rotation. No Queens or stock
sent c. o. D., unless one half OF the money y
accompanies the order. Orders from Hancock
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JEFFERsoNIAN Office, Findlay, o. Address
orders to JOHN MCCl1C NO.
June 6, '33-3m Forest Hardin Co., U.
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W. II. ANDERSON. GEO. y. PENDLETOS
ANDERSON & PENDLETON.
A TTORNEYS at Law. Will attend carefully
"A and promptly TO all kinds OF business.
Special attention given to Titles; Probate
matters, ,Conveyancing and COLLECTIONS. Of
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House.
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6raefries.
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PATTERSON a MINnERk
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Advice for Young Apiarians.

Mr George H. Mob!ey gives thi.
sensible advice to young bec-kecpers,
in the Quincy, No, Democra,
Having devoted much time TO tie
study OF the bee, feel capable Of
giving good advice 70 any not posted
10 bee culture. ANY person who con
templates Bookkeeping on the small
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the swarming time. giving the young
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Bees should never swarm naturally,
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until you find the one containing the
old queen, which place in new hives,
frame and all. If your hive il very
strong take two frames and place them
in the center Of new hive with one
empty frame between them ; remove
the old hive away from the old stand
and place instead the new one and
your work is done quicker than you
could get your hive, table cloth, broom,
and fix for having swarm that had
swarmed and settled naturally; and |
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/ prefer to DO this late of an evening,
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ably when not hungry. No bees need
ever be list from the moth IN good
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strengthened at any time with frames |
of young brood taken from strong
hives. Moth never destroy strong
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from the fact that a moth trap is, in
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attended to more punctuslly than the
majority of the bee-keepers do.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17


Conference met again on Saturday in b stti-
more, DIR. ID. Evans Reese in the chair. The
opening religious exercises were conducted by
Rev. James Thompson.
Rev. DIR. Shermer, of the committee on mis-
sions, submitted a report recommending that
East Capitol mission of Washington be recoe-
niZed as one of the missions of this conference.
and that its name be changed TO North Carolina
mission. The report was adopted.
DIR. David Wilson introduced s. resolution that
upon the day of the collection for the superan-
nuated fund, memorial sermons upon the lives
and characters of deceased ministers of the con-
ference be delivered in each church OF the dis
tTict; adopted.
DIR. ID. W. Bates introduced n resolution rec
ommending the next general conference To sub
stitute the word "pastor" for the word .'Super-
iptendent' wherever Il occurs in the constitution
and discipline of the church, and directing the
secretary TO communicate the action OF this con-
ference In this matter to the different annual
conferences of the Methodist Protestant church.
The resolution was adopted.
DIR. j. L. Murray offered a resolution that the
annual conferences be invited 10 unite with this
conference in the call iCr conventen under
article l., section ,, of the constitution, for the
purpose OF amending article 10, section , OF the
constitution, so that each annual conference
may use its own discretion in the appointment
OF MINISTERS. This resolution looks To the aho
litiOn of the restrictive rule, which nov limits
leaves 1t with each annual conference to decide
how longsny minister shall reE ain at his charge,
The resolution was made the special order for
IL O'Clock this morning
Conference then adjourned With PRAYER by
Dr. J. J. Murray
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Jnfee llacIy,arF-To-,a,.
Frank H"dHder and Mary SprigGs, charged with
burglary, were tried, ana the former was acuuitt
and tn latter cony iced and sentenced to the ALBANY
pcnit"ntiary Tor three yeas. Selma PDhl. larceny
CT Jew iT5 pleaded guilty. and sentenced 10 the
reform school during minority. James Chase. in
dlcted Tor mont t. kill. convicted of an
assault Judge Macarthur, in sentencing the plrtv
70 Sin months Imprisonment in all, took occasion 70
condemn the practice OF carrying raZors. Jnsrnb
Flynn, Charles Hope, and A. Thompson, assault and
battery; n0iie pros
POLICE COURT, Jgfge SaeV-To-day Daniel
tralnptun was nncd Tor tying his morse To a tra
box. R4lert B,Fk". Colored, charged with di>t1jrl
ing tho Fifth Baptist church congregation by dis.r
derry conduct: $40. Henry Williams, disnrde,l IL
conduct in the Western market; So Samuel An Ter
COST. John Eiiev charged with assault and F,tta-y
IN John Buckley by kiuy king him down with a rw,
pound weight, and king him in the month AMI
head, cutting ard iTnisng hiG feGrfuiIy This was
~ buckley own house, and from his -tnOny the
assault was without cause. Riley hal Buckle :
WIFE Who ls relative of his t. testify in his E-h iii
but in" knew very little Of the assault and The in
Robert Calvert, Culored, was arrested some to
months ago on the charge larceny sc some iron fen.
ING iI"m 81 street, where II Ma beiuC put up Iy The
board 81 public works. The (. nee entirely new N,S
worth ga ard Calvert had broken ard otherwise
dshgured 4, reTd"I Tag IL almost worthless exc nj
a. old iron. officer puvall arrested defendant aud
took HIM To- the pelice court, where he rlra,l ii
guilty To- grand larceny. ana he was committed n
a'ti"n ~ the grand Ju.r. This morning the grand
Jury returned the tr r'1 He. carfri as M.
being one of grand lar r .r' ~ # petit Larceny
Placing tia value as ~ ni r n .. Tho prisoner
pleaded not rl!ii'y, and the la&- hund him $50 cr
thilty days in Jail.