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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-05
Will of the Late Cong reSSman
nFo0ka

WASHINGTON, May 8-The will Of the
late James Brooks has been admitted to
probate. 1t was executed on tho 2slh OF
April 1873 and codicil'msde It 10 the S0lh.
He bequeaihs 10 his son James Wilton
Brooks, one hall interest In the Rpe1ing
Express and In the EEpretJ building; TO his
vie his Fifth Avenue house, 500, 900 In
land grant bonds Of the Union Pacific
Railroad on condition she renounces her
dover right In personal and real estate
10 Park Row also bis horses and carriage;
to William Tracy, lawyer, In trust for his
daughter Virginia all his real estate In
Washington including house No 1918 F,
street, also thirty.tw0 $1,000 income bonds
OF the Union RaCiGc Railroad, also thirty.
i've $1,000 first mortgage bonds Of the
same road; to his daughter Mary Nelson
FIVE Eastern Division Kansas bonds Of
$1,000 each and $500 10 the St. Louis,
Ohillicothe & Omaha Railroad bonds free
from the control ol her husband; to her
husband, Charles II. Nelson, twenty
$1,000 first mortgage Union Pacific
Railroad bonds, on the condition that he
will defend all his other property against
suits instituted by the United States or
other parties. Five Thousand dollars
due him by his brother, DR.. George W.
Brooks, Is devised for the purpose OF pay
Ing mortgage on bis house in this city
TO that amount. All bis other property,
personal or mixed, he bequeaths 70 his
son, James Wilton Brooks, and names as
his rRpcntOf Xn Tracy. of New York.
The codicil to the will makes It condl-
tIon that his son and his daughter Vlr-
giniA shall only enjoy the property lett
item, by paying In equal partn all taxes
which may become duc on the house In
Fifth avenue during the lie Of his wife,
and makes such taxes liens on their c.
taies, and that the son shall pay her $1,000
and the daughter $1,000 per annum during
her Lifetime.
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To the Editors OF the IntOllIgsncer.
But a few days since 1t was the boast ol
a member OF the Legislature that II Gov
Jacob attempted to exercise his preroga'
tives under the Constitution, hs (the aiore'
said LegislatoE would Immediately con
vene the Legislature and decspitate the
Governor. How nowH Show your hand
Produce your paper containing thirty
eight signatureS requesting tho Legisla
ture to be called together. Come 10 time
"at this stage Of the game" iiyou dare.
JAKKY.
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Convictions for Murder and Man.
Bl1ughIeF.

WALKBRToN, oNT., May 3,-JAS. John.
son, James Best, Arthur Best, John Kerr
and Edward Bohnster have been tried
hero for the murder Of George Price In
Bruce on the 18th Of March last johnson
WAS found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged on the Sd Of July. Tho others
were found guilty Of manSlRughter and
sentenced TO the penitentisry.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 4.-The banquet preced.
ing the opening Of the annual exposition
oil the Royal Academy was held last night,
and attended by brilliant and distln.
guisbed company. After the usual toasts
TO the QneGn and Royal family, Sir Fran.
cis-Grant, President Of the Academy, pro.
posed the prosperity Of tho United States.
and in graceful speech congratulated
tho American people on the development
oi art In their country. Tho toast was
eloquenlly acknowledged:by Mr.. schenok,
the American Minister.
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RaIlroad Atd Yotea b1 ToIedo.

TOLEDO, May 3.-The proposition TO
donate $500, 900 In aid Of railroad from
this city to Kenton, Ohio, on what is
known as the West Line between Toledo
and Columbus, was submitted to q public
vote to-day, and 2,02S votes were cast, Of
which l. li465 were In favor and 50S against
II, being lib more votes than the required
twO.thirds.
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scotch EycrEreens tor the We,,,

NEW YoRE, April 4-Beul amin Reid
& Co, nurserImen, Of Abardeen, Scotland,
have presented this government, through
tho agricultural department, 10000 plants
Of true Scotch Fir or highland pine trees,
for distribution In the Western States.
The plants are 70 be delivered In this city
free Of expense 10 the government
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Weather Repor,.
WAR DEPARFHEHf,
UPPIun OF FHl CHIEF SIgHAL OEyIoEn.
WASHINQFoN, D. O., Nay 4.-90lR.
PRoRABuIITTRa

PR0HABILITIBA.
For the Northwest and upper lakes
and thence 10 Missouri and Kentucky,
partly cloudy weather, diminishing pres
sure, and.higher temperature, with south
erly winds will prevail. For Tennessee
and the Gulf States, southeasterlv and
southerly winds, falling barometer, in
creaSing cloudinesS, and occasional rain.
For the South Atlantic States, eaSterly
and southeasterly winds, partly cloudy
weather, and a high pressure, followed by
an occasional rain Monday evening. For
the lower lakes and Middle States, gen
orally clear weather, norLhwestcrly and
northeasterly winds and higher tempera.
ture. For Canada and New England,
northweSterly winds and generally clear
and warmer weather.
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Dead Body FOund..FouI Play sus-
pected,

CLEVELAND, May 3-The body OF a
Polauder named Weinewsky was found
floating In Rocky river at Berea, Ohio,
yesterday, he had been missing from tho
above place three weeks. The body gave
evidence Of foul play, no clue as 10 his
death lS yet known.
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.
Grand Banquet bH the Emnnrnr,

Grand Banquet By the Emperor.
VIENNA, May S-The Emperor gave
= grand banquet last night, at his pal ace.
Among the guests were all the natives and
loreign princes In Vienna, and tho 'Uaitcd
States Minister.
The newly appointed American Com.
missioners are. actively working to get
The United States department Of The Er.
position In complete order.
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Murder by a NswSbOy at Nashville.
NASHVILLE. May 8.-Georgo McCul-
Iouch, a half grown newSboy, mostally
wounded John Haskius, colored porter
at tue Louisville depot, in this place this
morning. McCullouOh escaped
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PITTiDuRoH, May 6-Thc weather hsa
been clear and pleasant during the day.
Mercury az 2 o'clock this evening, IS.
The river has risen steadily since Friday
evening, aud AZ present there arc ~ lcet,
0 inches Of water In tho channel. Tho
rivers are both rising above, and 1t Is
probable that the voiIne Of water at this
point will be increased several feet wiIhiu
the next 81 hours.
CIEcNNATr, May 4 --Rlver2 90 feet and
stationary. A rise from above is expect,
ed. Westher clear and pleasant.
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(By the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BU)
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Fall Of q Bridge Crowded with
People, at Dixon, Ills.
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Exclusively to the IntelllgsnCer.
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PERU.

Town Partly Destroyed BY a Land
Slide.
LIMA, April 24-A great calamity has
fallen on town called PiGcobamba,
caused by a land slide from o neighborlpg
mountain. Forty.lour houses were de-
slrOyed, and thirty.six persons perished,
The great mass which destroyed the
town alfo damned up tho river and the de-
sttucllve effects OF an inundation were ex'
pecled to be added TO the other miSIor-
tunes.
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lirnnd RerIeW at 50. PeIer.burg,

ST. PETERSBURG, May S-FlIty thou.
sand troops were reviewed yesterday Gy
the Emperor Of Germany aud tho Gar,
Last evening St. Petersburg was Illumi-
La!ed.
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BY TELEcRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11

Ar the Brewers Convention, which
recently met at Cleveland, figures were
adduced showing that the manufacture
OF fermented liquors is carried on in
every state in the Union. New York
is far ahead in the quantity brewed
having produced last year 2,602,50S
barrels, out OF a total OF S.0O9, 969 bar
rels for the whole country. This in.
dustry, We are further told, employs
1908 hands, pays 81, 459, 226 in wages,
and yields q product valued at s67 ,l2a.
l5S. These are suggestive figures, and
one need not be surprised to be next
informed that the quantity OF beer con-
sumed in the United states is twenty
five quarts per head per annum. while
in Northern Germany the consumption
is only twenty>one quarts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11
PIAA DENNIsox,s PAIExr

| IufOyer 90 millions have been used
ItnuIN within the past ten years, with
tA1l lout complaint Of loss BY tag be-
III ~ looming detached. All Express
Companies use them. sold by PRINTERS
and STATIOSER5 Everywhere.
my2Ieod-b
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DI led.

ADER-On Tuesday, June 10th, 1873
AwILLv L., wife Of James U. Alder, In her
Goth year. ~ .. .a.- ...f
Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from
the residence OF her father, J; p Smith. In
Bridgeport, Ohio. Friends of the familyare
Invited to attend .....,-..
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THE Shepherdstown. West Virginia
Rcqistsr says that Thomas Devonshire,
a colored boy, nine years OF age, wa
shot and killed by Henry Moore, anoth
er colored BOY, ten years Of age, at TIT
residence of John Shepherd, near tina
place, on the 3lst Of last month. The
boys were playing in room, when sud
denly the report Of q gun was heard, ane
the mother of Devorshire hurried t.
the room and found her son lying upor
the floor shot thsough the breast, who
expired in a few moments, The gur
fred belonged 10 Mr.. Shepherd, sne
had been standing 10 the corner Of thu
room loaded. Moore concealed him.
self for several days but, came out tc
obtain food, and was arrested.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
$5OO.OOOCASH
GIFTS 10 BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY,
VIII be given in the great hall OF Library
Building, at Louisville, on TUESDAY, ,
JULY 9Th 1879, at which time TEN THOU
SAND GIFTS, amounting to "a grand total
OF $50, COO, all cash, viii be distributed by
lot to ticket.holders No reduction in
amount OF gifts at this distribution, but each
gift will be paid IN FULL.
OFFICE OF FARMERS'AND DRovERS'BANK.
LoUIsvILLE, KY, April Z, 1873
This isto certify that there is in the Farm
ers' and Droyers' Bank, to the credit OF the
Third Grand GIFT Concert for the benefit OF
the Public Library of KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart
by the managers to pay the gifts In full, and
will be held by the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed RS. XEECH, Cashier.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash slOO, COO
One Grand Cash Gift......-.....-.......... 5000
One Grand Cash Gift q, COO
One Grand Cash Gift.....................- 20o00
One Grand Cash Giit...............-.... l0,000
One Grand Cash Gift s,GC0
"a Cash Gifts OF $1,000 each, ............ 1900
50Cash Gifts Of $50 - ......... $500
50 Cash GIFTS OF 400 ..-.... 5000
100 Cash Gifts Of 500 " ........... 1000
$50 Cash Gifts OF 30 " ............ 3o,lCO
590Cash Gifts of loo " ........... $3.50
5000 Cash Gifts OF 10 " ............ $1,000
Total II, 600 Gifts, all Cash $500, 900
Only few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
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Brooke Comfy ON the Railroad.

Brooke County on the Railroau.
Editors OF the Register:
The notice in the two city papers OIL
yesterday does not fully represent the
action OF the Brooke County Court
Under the law the County Court
Brooke consists o { SIX magistrates an
a preceding justice. BY q further pro-
vision only SIX terms OF said court can
be held per annum. A further provis'
ion requires said court at its first meet
ing in 1873, to fxtwo terms annually
at which county business should be
transacted, and at which alone all the
magistrates are required to be present
or summoned and majority TO be pres.
eut. Under this law the County Court
of Brooke fixed upon August as levy
term to which all the magistrates viii
be summoned. After that the Court
classified the magistrates 10 hold the
regular county term for the transaction
OF civil business. consisting OF two
magistrates and the presiding justice.
This being the constitution OF the
court, and being minority ofthe mag
istrates of the county. it very properly
decided that it could not bind the
county BY subscription; and inasmuch
as no full court could be held before
the second Monday in August under
the law, and considering that it would
expedite the construction Of the road
to have an election at once, the court
therefore ordered that an election be
held at the earliest practicable day, to
wit, on the 18th prox. After while
should the people OF Brooke county con
clude to vote for the subscription, nc
further difficulties could possibly arise,
p
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Foreign Endorsement OF the stand
ard Tonic of America.

There seems TO be no limit to the celebri-
ty of Hostetter's stomach Btters. Every
year the demand for 1t Increases and the
To ritorial area Of its popularity expands.
1t has long been the standard tonic. and an
the Republics of South and Central Amer
lea, in Brazil and the West Indies. and the
British Colonies on this continent. More
recently its merits have been appreciated al
the antipodes, and IL Is now shipped In
The reason why 1t Is making such extraor-
binary Roadway in remote regions as well
rs in America, are very simple and lie IN q
nutshell II Ia q medicine suited to all peo.
Piles, all climates and all ordinary disorders
and disabilities. IL prevents and cures ma
lariops diseases, relieves indigestion, braces
the nerves, improves the appetite, clears
the brain, regulates the liver, arr ests inter.
miftent fever, Strengthens the physique
and invigorates the constitution.
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FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP

Patterns. Lathes, Tools, &C., all in good order
and ready for operation, with capacity TO
do large amount Of work, only requiring
additional capital to conduct the business.
CAPITALISTS. MANUFACTURERS.
and Mechanics desiring TO invest in pro-
fitable business, with every facility and To-
now an opportunity. Having an experience
of upwards OF 80 years in the foundry busi-
ness with reputation OF doing good work,
the establishment has merised and will Sc
cure the patronage OF Its former friends so
literally bestowed upon 1t, and receive
for machinery and castings. Address or ap.
ply to II. w. PHILLIPS,
Or, IHOS. O'BKlEN, Real Estate Agent.
junllh.
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The predictions Of the Radical edi-
torn and letter writers as to the enor-
nous increase OF taxation that would
inevitably eat ont the substance Of the
unhappy people Of West Virginia in
consequence OF Democratic ascendaucy,
are not, thus far, verified by results.
Notwithstanding the payment OF the
expenses OF the Convention and the
payment of the Sixty Thousand dollar
deficit with which the treasury was
charged when the Democrats came into
power, the rate Of State taxation has
not been increased by SO much as Gin.
gle cent. At the same time liberal APP
propriations have been made for all
works OF public improvement and for
educational institutions, and all OF the
important enterprises in which the
State is engaged have been fostered and
forwarded. &
During the past few weeks the county
tax has been levied in several OF the
counties and, in every instance that we
have observed, reduction OF the rate
has been ordered. In this county the
rate is reduced from one dollar and
twenty cents on the hundred dollars, to
seventy cents-a reduction Of fifty Cents
or nearly one halt. 10 Marion county
the rate has been reduced from fifty
cents on the hundred dollars to thirty
cents. In Lewis county the rate OF tax
alton last year was 324 cents, this year
it has been reduced to 80 cents. notwith-
standing the payment Of debt OF
sl24O left by the Board Of Supervisors
and the creation OF a contingent fund
Of $1,000.
These are the only counties whose
leyies for this year we have seen. They
can hardly be said to indicate the spec
dy bankruptcy Of the people by reason
OF the county courts and the other
much abused features OF the new Cor
stitution. We presume. however, that
our Radical friends will still continue
to predict disaster and will still con.
tinue to be disappointed.
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Total IL Jug Glfts, all C9Sh ..s1UUOUV
Only few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40 |;
halves, S. /; quarters, $3.50; II whole tickets
for slC0; IS for $500 lib for $1,000,
For tickets and iull information, apply to
q. THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
my30 t. Louisville, KY.
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SroKEs has at last gained an ord

Srokss has at last gained an order
for new trial. The alterations Of
hope and despair to which he has been
exposed during the past year have been
to him a punishment almost as ex-
cruciating as death itself. What the
result Of the new trial may be it is i'm
possible to foretell, though the probsbil'
tiles are that it will be delayed from
time to time, and, fit results in convic-
ton at all, some lighter penalty than
that OF death will be Inflicted upon the
prisoner as the punishment Of his crime.
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II seems to be the general sentiment
ofthe politicalpress Of the county that
Colonel Nick raid into Mexico
Was in consequence Of hints from the
War Department.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

One squares lncn space
One time ......s IS One month;:.....s @ " "
Tvo times. ....,.. % Three months. ~ w
One week -. 2 50 One year 70 W
One square changeable once week soo.
aror Sale,n "For Rent" wants,
uRoarding, "aL Lost ,""Found, ""Obituaries,
uRelieious and Society Notices, TO cents per
lima FOR each insertion, but no adVertise-
ment less than so cents.
special Notices 25 per cent additional. -
Advertisements to occupy fixed places .
per cent additional.
Cuts win be charged double for space oc'
cupied. .,,s en- Nor
cent additional. H., an
Local Notices Is cents per llne--ow no
local notice t0iu be inserted for tess man ONE
All Adyertisements,ex except for established
business houses, must be paid for In 3D.
vance. o y,
the advertisement.
bills with regular advertisers rendered
yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all auVer.
tisemenfs not connected with II WILL De
charged for at ourregular rates.
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Commissioners Sale
OF 452 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.
ON THE PREMISES.

Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virgin
IN, on the 10Th day or May, 1873, in the
Chancery cause in said Court pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. is complainant
and Isaac b. Kelley and others are defen-
dants, l shall, as Special Commissioner
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs
FESTIVAL
- OF THE
Alfred PAUL Class.
PARTNERS WANTED.

n1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
very cheap, and upon reasonable terms
OF payments, one hall, more or less, OF MS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-27
He cliffs the Veil and Removes the
Pressure.o

We allude not so much to "the i'm
mortal j. NJ" rs to that very enterpri-
sing young Druggist and Grocer, Mr.. A
A. Clisbv. It is we'll known that 1.-The
immortalJ NJ, whoislecturing through
the South in the great cause Of pension
ing Southern soldiers and paying South
ern people for their slaves, does not de-
sign "lifting the veil and removing the
pressure at present. but will return and
do so next fall. Not SO, however, with
our young friend, Clisby He does not
believe in putting off these things; and
therefore, in this very issue OF the I'D,
uertiser, he. .devotes two whole columns
to lifting the veil. And certainly we
hope the public generally will gaze with
interest upon the elucidation. AS to
removing the pressure" You must call
upon Mr.. Clisby in person before you
can receive the benefits Of this perform
ance If you should go to him, lhepre
sure, be it in head, beart, feet. legs, stom
ach, arms, throat, or pocket, will eer-
tainly be quickly and skillfully removed.
And to leave off all metaphor and
badinage, Nj. Clisby has just returned
from Charleston. bringing with him
magnificent assortment of Drugs, Medi-
cines and Groceries, and a bewildering
Array of Perfumes, Soaps and Fancy
Articles.
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II ~ - I.
IJnsurpassed PromptDesss

For two years past, the Brooklyn Life
Insurance Company, of Now York, rep
resented by our esteemed fellow citizen,
VIM. P. Butler, Esq, has been steadily
growing IN favor with our people; and
to-day, perhaps, it stands SECOND in
popularity to none.
VIM. II. Finch, Esq, Superintendent
of AgsaoHasao aokeAouensrs states ta
this Compapy.a rerY courteous and in
telilgeg eehtlsinfh b +lssuPpw III epr midst i;
and We sTa Hid 70 state, as an example
of unsurpassed ,2romptness, that he ha.'
received from the hoiEe Office check
for one Thousandl RoliaFs, d4es Mrs.
Lucy Jones, widow Of the. late Mr. Ben.
A. Jones, npon tine Life Policy Of her
husband This money will be paid To
Mrs. Jones imDediately. Trough ..ne;
due for full mont!, get. %
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A Neero air4 Commits IMdrderS wAl
q Dagger.


On Wednesday, the 10Th, negro'girl
named Savannah Williams, about Ii
Ss sss5s Isspp.s ls5as %l.a sss ssas- e
coming enfagedwi a little negro boy
about1Oyears old, named Isaac Williams,
cousin of hers, seized a atwo-edged knife
or dagger, with blade about six inches
long, and struck the boy blow in the
breast, the blade striking the boys heart,
from which he died instantly. DR.. D.
c. To1npkins, the nearest Trial Justice,
was Immediately notified, and the Doc
tor, acting as Coroner, had Jury sum-
moned, with NJ. .lJas. Us Kemp, Us Fore
man, when an lIihqdest; was held and a
verdict rendered in accordance with the
above facts-s The girl was forthwith ar
rested and lodged in jaiI
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An Annropriate APPOINTMENT.

we arc grati6ed to announce that our
citizen Of the Mountain Creek
section, Right Worshipful ORLANpo
SHEPPARD, courteous and popular gen.
tleman, and one we'll Yersed in Masonic
lore. has been appointed District Deputy
Grand Master for this (the 4th) Masonic
District mbracing Ncwberry, Lexing
ton and Edgefeld Counties. AT an early
data Mr. Sheppard will visit the Lodges
in his District in his official capacity, and
will examine the work and impart use
full Masonic information to the officers
and brethren of the respective Lodges in
his jurisdiction. His Post Office address
is Kirksey's X Roads, Edgefield County,
sc