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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11
COURIER PREMIUMS.

COURIER PREMIUMS.
The proprietors of the Ottumwa
COURIER offer the following premiums
to be paid upon the certificate of the
President and Secretary Of the Society,
to the party to whom the award is
made:
For the largest variety and best
show of grains, GALL kinds) $500.
I'd best Weekly COURIER one year.
For the largest variety and best
show of poultry, $500.
I'd best Weekly CoURaER one year.
For ton of best coal, $500.
I'd best, Weekly COURIER one year.
For largest variety and best collee-
ton of potted plants $500.
I'd best, Weekly COURIER one year.
For largest variety and best csllec.
ton of fruits $500.
I'd best, Weekly COURIER one year.
For best butter, of not less than 10
pounds, $500
I'd best Weekly COURIER.
For the best cheese, of not less than
20 pounds weight, $500.
To the lady displaying the larges,
variety and best needle work. Daily
COURIER one year.
I'd best, Weekly COURIER one year.
Or a total of Fifty Five Dollars and
.Hty cents.
In case there is but one entry for
any premium, only the Cd premium to
be awarded.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

We have received an invitation to
take a ride in the Graphic Balloon
across the Atlantic with Prof Wise,
but can't go. we haven't got our "as-
cension robes" ready, and haven't any
notion of going until Gabriel blows
his horn. The managers write us,
under date of Aug. 30th. as follows:
The great Transatlantic Balloon OF
the Daily Graphic is now fully COM
pleted, and in response to inquiries
from every part of the ceNntry we
would state that it will be publicly eN-
hibited at the Capitoline Grounds,
Brooklyn. on Saturday evening, Sept.
9TH, from to9 o.; Monday, Sept. Sth,
from 9 a. H., to 8 p. NJ, Tuesday. Sept.
9th. from q. m.. to 9p. m. Wednes-
day, Sept. 10th, on which last day, be-
tween 4 and p. m, the ascension and
departure will take place, If every
thing proves favorable, as we hope.
The departure will depend upon the
state of the weather, and on the re.
sources of the Gas Company. The
Company have contracted to I'LL 1t In
ten hours. and we believe there will
be no difficulty from that quarter. We
have arranged for weather signals,
and If these indicate favorable pros
pect on Tuesday night, Sept. 9th for
the next twenty-four hours we shall
commence filling, and dispatch the
balloon as stated.
Arrangements have been made for
prompt receipt of signals from the
weather Bureau, and if these prove
satisfactory, We may be able to an
nounce the departure from "a to &c
hours before it occurs. The best we
can undertake to do now, however, is
to say that the ascension will proba-
bly, take place between Sept. LIST and
Sept. 18th, but whether the departure
will be afterwards more definitely an
nounced will depend entirely upon
the weather.
The managers have also had the
kindness to send US sample of the
material from which the balloon il
made, and which any one can see, al
our Office, together with the autograph
of Messrs. Wise and Donaldson, the
daring eronauts who propose to SO OF
this perilous voyage.
49,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

We have been handed the following
a. guard against cholera, and rem
edy when attacked:
Keep gum camphor some whereabout
your person. For the first stages of
the disease, camphor dissolved in
Hofman's anodine, given in two and
three drop'doses every five minutes.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can b.
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that . new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty ssdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives TO tho
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruff, which il often 90 un-
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for q HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found 80 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. ]. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chsmisss.
LOWELL MASS.
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Sept. Sd, 1873.
THIRD DAY

TaIRD DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Members all present.
Prcst. Garfield in the chair.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
and Highway Record read and APP.
proved.
On motion, of Mr.. Michael, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resotued, By the Board Of Superri.
sors Of WapeUo County, I0sca, That
the Auditor be authorized and in.
structed to issue his warrants on the
County Treasurer in payment Of all
witness and jury fees which shall be
properly certified to him by the Clerk
of the District and Circuit Courts.
HIGHWAY PROCEEDINGS.
This being the day set for final hear
ing OF the road petition of James p.
LaFoe, ct. al, the matter was taken
up. The petitioners file the follow
ing:
Gin the matter of the road petition
of James p. LaFoe, ct. al, before the
Board of Supervisors: Now comes
James r. LaFoe with full consent OF
other petitioners, ON this Sd day OF
September, 1873, and asks that all pro-
ceedings had on said petition be dis
missed, and the petitioners be permit
ted to withdraw said petition at their
own costs. (Signed)
JAMES p. LAFoe."
F. L. Bachman, ct. al, presents a Pc
tition asking the Board to order re-
survey of n part of highway COM
mencing at the township line between
Centre and Green in the N E "a OF
N E u Sec. 8, and through Sec. 8, to
where it runs into lane in the s WI
Sec. is, etc.
On motion, of Mr.. Aichaels, the Pc
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

Some weeks ago we inserted local
advertisement of farm to sell on good
terms. Since then we have received
letters from Indiana and Pennsylvania
enquiring about that farmland peo-
pie think advertisements are not read
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11
- PRocEEDlNcs
or THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Ottumwa, Wapello County,l
September LIST. lS73.i

Ottumwa, Wapello County,l
September LIST. lS73.{
FIRST DAY.
Regular meeting OF the Board of SUI
pervisors.
Members all present.
President Garfield in the chair.
Minutes of last days proceedings of
June (lS73) session also proceedings
of Auditor in vacation, were read and
approved.
Mrs. Hannah Gee presents petition
praying the Board to refund to her the
sum of $4.97 taxes, enormously paid as
by petition and affidavit verified.
On Motion OF Mr.. Michael the peti.
ton OF Mrs. Gee was granted.
HIGHWAY PROCEEDINGS.
David Clodfeltcr, James p. La Foe,
Nancy Byerly and Purley Byerly file a
written consent for public highway
on and across their lands; Provided,
the Board establish highway de.
scribed as follows, towit:
BEGINNING at the sw corner NV !.
Sec. 3 tp. II, Range Is, thence east
along the line between NV a and sw
Il of said Sec. 3 until it intersects the
right of way Of d. v. r. r.. Co. thence
Sc parallel to and along side Of the
said right of way, until iptersect q
county road established along the line
n on the east of NV d sw4 of said
Sec. ), thence along said established
road and along said line across said r
X. right Of way, thence Sc along thu
side of and parallel to the said r. r
right of way to point where sale
road will intersect the line between
the sw a and Sc Il of said Section :,
The said road to be 80 feet in width.
On motion of Mr.. Nelson, the high
way petition Of D. Clodfelter ct. al.
was granted, provided, the highway b,
not less than forty feet in width, tina
the petitioners have the highway sur
veyed and file the notes and plat there
of with the Auditor, and pay all costs
B. +. Briggs et al, present a petitio,
! for the appointment of a commission
sr to view and if deemed expedient t.
Q vacate and locate highways as follows
Il To vacate beginning in the pres
) ent Ottumwa road at the NV corner
Sec. 30 TIP. 70, rig IA, thence south 8
rods on section line between Secs. 3
and 30, thence cast so rods to cente
NV Il said Sec. 33, thence south till j
intersect the present travelled roa,
Heading to Ottumwa Said road to b
40 feet in width.
To locate The said present travel
ed'road leading to Ottumwa, aud pass
ing diagonally through the said NV !
of said Sec. SO between said point o
the beginning and said point of inter
> sectlsa or ending of said new road.
The law having been complied wit
Thos. Eyre is hereby appointed com
missioner to begin work on the It'll
inst. and report to Auditor on or be
fore the 18th inst.
Il On motion Board adjourned till to
morrow morning S o'clock.
WM. III. CALDWELL,
II County Auditor.
I Sent ID 1874
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

At the County Fair, who bring stock,
will be permitted to enter the same up
20 the day OF showing the same, and
can take il away on Friday, the 10Th.
j. M. RANDEL, Sec'y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

tition WAS granted, and the County
Surveyor directed to do the work.
This being the day Get for final hear
ing OF the road petition Of Harvey
Dickens, the matter was taken up.
Mr.. Michael moved that the petition
be granted, and the road located in ac-
cordance with petition and report of
Commissioners, provided petitioner
pay all costs and put the road in good
travelling condition on or before the
10th day Of October, 1878.
On motion, Board adjourned till to-
morrow morning, . O'Clock,
VIM. II. CALDWELL
Co. Auditor.
September 4, 1879.
FOURTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members all present.
President Garfield in the chair.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
and highway record read and APP
| proved.
On motion Of Mr.. Michael the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, viz:
Resolued BY the Board Of Superri-
sors of Wapello County, Io,ca, That
the sum of two thousand $4,000 dol
lars, or as much thereof as may be nee
essary, be appropriated for the pur-
pose of erecting fire-proof vaults in the
Court House in said county, provided
with four "Hall's Fire-Proof Vault
Fronts" and that committee of four,
consisting OF the Board of Supervisors
and the Auditor, be appointed to su.
pcrintend the erection of said vaults.
HIGHWAY PROCEEDINGS.
This being the day set for the final
hearing of the road petition of John
D. Mingus ct. al, the matter was taken
up.
Mr.. Nelson moved that the petition
of John ID. Mingus ct. al, in SO far as
it asks this board to inquire into and
determine whether said road, as pc.
titioned for, is public highway by
prescription, and to establish it as
such, be dismissed. Carried.
i J. d. Mingus, on behalf Of petition
crs refused before the Board to pros
ecute as an ordinary road petition in
i
conformity with law, whereupon
K Mr.. Michael moved that the matter
Of the road petitioned for by J. d
Mingus ct. al. be dismissed at the cost
Of said petitioners. Carried.
Il On motion Board adjourned till 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
/ WIN. III. Caldwell,
i Co. Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11
DEMOCRAT PREMIUMS.

Special premiums offered by S. B.
Evans, editor Ottumwa Democrat.
Best exhibition of horsemanshlp by
young man under u years Of age,
$500.
Best loaf of wheat bread, made by
girl under l6 years Of age, DEMOCRAT
one year.
Best loaf of corn bread, made by
girl under l6 years of age, Democrat
one year.
Best cake, made by girl under rs
years of age, Democrat one year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to It's original
.o1.~ .nskk al
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

A very dangerous counterfeit $500
greenback OF the issue of 1869 has
made its appearance in New York. 1t
Is 30 perfect an imitation of the genu-
Inc, that it is thought the Treasury
Department will have to call in the
entire issue ($35,OO0, 600 of the class
Of legal-tendcr notes to which it be-
longs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

Ottumwa has got to be one of tae
best horse markets in the State. A
man can sell anything here in the
way of horse and get his cash for
him. Coed horses are preferable of
eourse, but plugs will always sell at
some price. Durfce s. Pollard sold
to-day a fine bunch Of horses to Joel
Thomas, Of st. Louis. They also
shipped a fine gray six year old geld
ing to J. H. Palmer, Providence, r.. I.
He was a beauty and all we have to
say is if he is not satisfied with him he
IL very hard to suit and don't want to
send west for his stock, as such horses
are hard to beat in Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

Geo. Prescott, conductor of a freight
train on the B. & N. Railroad, OH yes
terdav, while uncoupling an engine,
was caught between the engine and
way-car, fracturing enc Of the bones
Of the pelvis. He was carried to his
boarding house, Mr.. Lindsay's, and
cared fer by Drs. Hinsey and Lath-
rop.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

A RUNAWAY CAUSED BY CRIMINAL
1ARELEssNEss.-Th afternoon Mr..
J. r.. Myers, Of Agency City, drove
up to the front of the Union Bakery
and hitched his team to post, while
he came into the COURIER Office to sec
about some job work. About this
slime Jacob Messersmith, from the
northern part of the county, drove his
team along and ran into Myers buggy
upsetting it and turning the team clear
around. The team became frightened
and ran away, going down Second to
Market. up Market TO Third, out Third
TO Court, and down Court to Second,
where the team was surrounded by
about 200 yelling men and saught,
bat not before the buggy was hope.
lessly wrecked. The Marshal was on
hand and promptly arrested Messer-
smith, and he gave bond for his APP
pearance on Monday. Besides this,
we presume he will have to pay
Myers for the damage done the buggy
- FrilHg's Datly,
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EDITORS COURIER Stop my paper !!
Stop it right away! l am disguised
with the whole political operations of
the Republican party. 1t is an un-
grateful party. have been one of its
main supporters and what can the par
ty in this county do without me? 1t
is said that Rome sat upon her seven
hills, secure aud safe, but how can an
ungrateful party stand when its main
supports are removed? Rome was
saved by the cackling of geese, but all
the geese in christendom cannot 50 We
the party that throws away the very
men that have borne the heat and bur-
den Of the day in maintaining the
principles of the once proud, but now
ruined Republican party. Stop my
paper! / shall operate no more with
this party. 1t is an ungrateful party
1t took Rome four hundred years to
die, but parties are dead already that
throw away leading men after giving
them continued assurances of q nomi-
nation, aud then nominate some one
else. Such promises would deceive
the very elect. Stop my paper! /!
XXX.
AGENCY Cry, Sept. 4th, 1873.
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SECOND DA

L
Board met pursuant to adjourn
| ment.
Members all present.
Prest. Garfield in the chair.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
and Highway Record read and APP
proved.
H. NJ. Fair presents petition pray
ing the Board to release him from pay
ing taxes upon an assessment Of $500,
monies and credits claiming the same
to be an erroneous assessment.
On motion, Of Mr.. Nelson, the petit
ton of III. NJ. Fair was continued till
next session of the Board.
HIGHWAY PROCEEDINGS.
Jacob koons and c. A. McFarling
file written consent for change of
Highway OH and across their lands, at
or near the S Z corner Sec. q, TIP. II.
II. Is, as will furnish better location
for bridge across ravine at said
oint.
On motion, OF Mr.. Michael. the pc
tition of Rooms and McFarling was
continued till next session, on account
of there being no definite terms as to
donation of lands.
This being the day set for final hear.
ing Of the road petition Of Howard
Bailey, ct. al. the matter was taken
up. The petitioners file motion to
dismiss the proceedings and report of
the commission to assess damages,
claiming that said commission was
prejudiced, and interested parties and
asking for the appointment Of other
appraisers.
On motion Of Mr.. Michael, the mo-
ton Of petitioners was sustained, and
the Auditor directed to appoint new
| commission.
On motion, Board adjourned till to-
morrow morning, 8 o'clock.
WIN. ii. CALDWELL,
Co. Auditor.
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9HR 0NUTVk VEgELY COURIER.
rhe Graphic Balloon.

rausspAY MORNING.. sEpr. IL, 1873.
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pass 'nc sc w. ,as y. s'eya = 80 ""'"y
lols7 meh' or 20 oesurfoulsuq WI" Spuo,
gtors 10 'ee'r niue i'u'sptffsrll 10 p NV
deny but what merchants ana el'iNs nave
a right To-. g occupy 'he'r own 'rou' S'e(S'
Pug malntsin'it Is impoliuc ser ,n''A n 40 oc
visible Upon iheIstreets toomucn. inoy
should Keep up an iappeeaFeNnes OF business
at Aeast. 49,, n q, M Id MAN \
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man tHuons rs, who 9has. seirnedr 'tiFe'-nrt
o'wi9h1ae stosk@oii A. sli6{t tIIlssSl!iiisIji
of fodder at least it is stated that dur.
ing the past severe winter he kept two
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The occasion'wys the birthday Of Mrs.
Jerusha Crane, and in order that the
company might not be depressed Ivy, the
SOLDERING influences Of gloonny age or the
1iFpancy Of eztFme yhGlh the invitations
were restricted io those ncighbors WHO
had passed tie limits Of three score years
and ten, Tbe result was sngplarly
well assorted paHyS of 81 individuals,
lwhicE.1umber migfS&ive been consider
Ably increased had all the invitations been
accepted. This party was gathered en-
tirely from The Street, and the country
Immediately parib. apd add nat taiaetfi'
the whole town. -'ei' "' tt.s.
The party was "a thoroughly enjoyable
one in every.respeet' and notably well-be-
havcd, coDsideringtth eoxubcrant spirits
Of the "boys." Tao assembly broke Up
at an early hour, lcavingupoueach guests
heart peasauter impressions Of the past
and more cheerful vewset the future. ~
Below are the names dnd'csscs Of the
persons present Mrs Bottua'IN So Mrs
Langdon, II; Mr. Langdong. IA; Mrs
Wilson, "A; Mrs''SSSnbth4 'S0;;,Al Smith
81; Miss Chaplin. "a; Mrs. Nranc, 49,
Yrs 9P'"eOc, ,ff rrshfIos 1as 20 MA
~ Is D"' .I"' ~ CO "a W. ~ w. ~
o ~ &c. bao Dav,nrS ~ H. WI.
burn, a. Mrs Landon, IS !, Mr. Landoh
XIX TX 81 -, ~ ,iora 5Gz7 vears
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LAM, . .':,i 'JJ'',';.,li Isssls.as lie ror,
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49, u,In,,y ""aiS u Wy M H. nana',c,
pt',t ,ay5,t s6si ;GSd3;Gn,:s abd nl,as
~" b,,<as tas1iis a4,trao 9aqib or;S # III,
Ist a. ( Pill E6%eo il inst onter;pc unor
~ bnsv soason witb = itarcc list ofboard
10 T c se' 80, W." ,nr,bS End witb omrl,
80 ~" ,'.. 49, r. aIions A. ri
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nv; W P' HnSo oh;ldIood ron7h and noe
t";i, '' Lo oonanv LEASED cocdiallv Weldon
a ",'i ga H. tA.ii. NIL cS,liaL{ Nall
PsLIoUunds III crown and we'll developed
Dootors nav tor0et tbo;n nills for the
III. II %.ojf tRfSlHonn FihfbVH Tho stndonI
n NOV, oloso HE dry and ,;ro.omo hoax anf
a" % rs -, fsam, natnra,s own ansb
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Here within an bour's ride Of the car,
NAV h fopfd rateT Is desn, Clear. fresa
nnj ror;o~a - forn, ,roes ne numerons
o o "s l ou5 holssn';, roots as rnage8 ~
o ouo'pi' +'"p naain";n mountains stan'
and aroon "a oao;on+r ENTHUSIASTICALLY
nd ia s tca,;n. " ~ ,'4JS]t frcSsIy y
hasn,;fnl and nictnrcsone and ai,ndS
pbero and food rs fidanh inspiring a
amnnc tbo c.r c,mod and Murrov nrofs q
AditandsSts UcTe VIII nerlect sed!u
49, 'i rsnr, 10 .noat hrsr 5n,is1 In
w., ,,a,' " rat t saon;ro rnur nail cvnr,
d., W n ,ru c 49, thc aabbo,b Sy a. two miIc
r;jo or wall ovor GOOD rood ,brobol
,. ~, .,,id GAIA IN yoles ,bA,b;ll 70,
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RACHEL p. RIPLEY.

late Of Cornwall in said district, deceased, hay
ing been presented to this Court for probate. It
rfssareupon ordered that said instrument ho re-
pr,bate sysssiop of this Court to be-heid ct tho
day of july. AfStldlebury,o on Monday, tho l4;a
and ills further ordeTts6for proofaad allowances
given to all persons interested Bgtlee hereof B.,
this order three weeks successfully iHn''ifton q
diebury Register, a NEWSPAPER printed at MflAq-
bury, previouste sud TIME, that they 'hny ap-
pear at that tilnp and place and show cause, IL
any they may have, why said instrument sh uld
not be allowed as tfc last will Ind Testament Of
said DECEASED. 10 SAME L. COOKE, Jalto.
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ADhiSoN OoONii w. l ONig" NI'p
'heir iouf,n am annua! meeHos ~nucF lne
auspices oil nouh'aln Lodge CORNWALL
June ~ Ihe lqoges pI the county were
generally represented by iuIl n delegations
oil earnest WORKERS IN tne temperance
cause Inc following Hoard o' oincerS
were elected ana ins'alled 10 seIye fhe
datu'ne yeaH'' ~ e,
ne, hec' ST cage A 2uu'S I W = W ! H n ;.
Aooie NathGrl NC" ,ilaYtu', y / )
i NUSos' 0,'e'''' ", w -4''
smith, New Hayen,s N..aA R;l, Carrie
Kitchell, Bridport, W L S II j Maui
-. CoalI w TT.o, Nfo,,,,o,,
enos'ei 'NVinf"b y - 10 S,"|n -H"n"0yl'
East MlddleDury, w NJ Ill Doardman,
East Middlebary, W q NJ A w East
man, Cornwall, w G Mary Frost Corn
wall. WIG; Albert Boardman, " 0 q.
Ihe.mectiug was~n earnest org, and
qdfife 4 Number Of short; eafnest s6Saeches
were made by DR. Warner and BrothcrE
Martin, Gage, Elitharp, Moves and 9th.
ers, urging members to a more earnest
effort in the use Of moral and legal sua-
sion to dfiseIhhepp er1Seffohl our land
We had a very RI = pleasant and, | trust,
profitable meeting, The citizens of Corn.
NWall provided bountiful dinner for all
Md no effort was wanting on their part
to MAKE it h pheasant Iyill for theiI
guests. The private session was culiycn-
ened with good singing, ut intervals, By
tho cbo;r
Ito 80 ,,,...,.u .,,,..s-- e. .s..,.,,I
Inc 1olloNlpg resolution was presented
fand adopted as the sentiment of all pres,
M. - ''l a. -.
Wv
Resoired That We, us Good Templlara and a
delegates from our respective lodges in Addison
County, hereby pledge ourselves 10 sustain ant
assist,to the best o. our ability, the States At
torney and the officers OF Addison County and thu
towns therein in tier efforts to enforce The Pro
hibitory Law.
Iodgo voted .to,hold In roxt oportorl,
D.:Sts% II ~
meeting at DAstol' at such Time "s lh'
executive committee shall fix upon. The
Iodgo ,hnn voted m adjourn 10 moot al
- .ti:
the church' at ~ Il y eiGcN' Ior !uoli'
address by Brolhcf Bond. The r3eetlnG
was called IN order at the church promnl
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