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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-05
From the Riehnond Times.

From the Richmond Times.
Ed. T1xEs:-I noticed in q recent
number of the Cincinnati Gazette,
q communication doubtless ema-
mating from the Telegram Office, /
which said that the President of
the School Board had signed q Pc
Il ion to the Coun,y Commissioners,
for q permit 10 sell liquors in this
city. Now it was all right and pro
per, that Surface should send tha'
informa ion down, as it was of The
highest impor .ance that they should
know it in Cincinnati at The earliest
moment. But les, I should be re-
garded as whisky man, generally,
I desire 10 say, tI,at I UTTERLY and
uNcoND1T1oNALLY CONDEMN the sign
ing of such pc itions, as I do The
law under which they are designed
10 opera'e. I signed it under pc
culiar circumstances, mainly, TO es
the opera ion of Bax er's Law, still
believing hat a man is devo ing his
time TO very bad purpose, when
he is draf. ing bills for The sale Of
liquors under any circumstances
wha ever. Respec' fully.
n @~TrO-- H.-
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Gallery on the northwest CORNER of
Fifth and Main streets, are THE LIVE
Photographers of our city, and their
Pictures will compare faxorably to
the BEST in the world, in tone and
dnish Their prices are very
reasonable. Give them q call.
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: cipsinnstisn ysy ...... 1e.3e an(aeo ~
C6iGsgc, sheoagh.. :. !. ISL AAs12e p1
= 0Aisago Sod way. .!..s lee rpa{olee aW
Columbus and way 80. 33e pmIo.1A A.
Dsytsa and way ........ 1.W p0lS.ee A.
r1ndn1Apeits ~ threegb 10 81. 80 A.,
Indianspolis ssd way 80. Il0.3e Pq1e.lN pN
~ Nayaa - ~ay.... ~ Htte1a Am
ASAa Monday, Wednesday
Friday. AA'Sv sWIs3'Vv
: Bloopi:gsport, Tuesday. u
: Thursday end Sstneday jl3.e0 ~ 30 pm
tUellsQs Cosass, Tasa6nytE s(g 81.
ed Friday. 1900 mIl3.30pm
Liberty routs, 1onday aad)
Friday. 800 pmi7.0e an
Deytos, vla rlqeas Closes at use an.
Lako Shore, via Wteehsstsr, Opens 81
0.le AN. ed CloUDa 1t o.S4am.
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For the Palladium
FRIEND BKNJAMIN.-Iu understand
by Mr.. Phineas Lamb, that the
Richmond and holland Fork Turn
pike is not much OF . paying insti-
tuition, as they furnish q house.
and give the gate keeper what toll
ia taken for his services. Also Mr..
Lamb thinks that tho company
ought to pay him twenty-five dol
lars for pasturing the Eastern d.
vision of the road. The stock Of
the road is not much above par,
and likely , few akarcs could be
bought on fair terms. Since the
pike was made mud-roajs seem to
be great favorites.
June, 1873 OILY 7az CoRNzR
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-11

An elegant engagement between
two chevaliers Of the scalpel and pill
sack took place at an Elm street drug
store, yesterday. During the heat OF
the fray the gentleman Of the mortar
and pestlc eaw Il stately show bottle
shattered into phosphorc5ccnt particles
or as Juliet would have divided his R0-
meo, into'littlc stare. The collision was
too bright to last and the octagonM
clock above the entrance to the Iahra
tory had hardly licked a few brief mo-
mcnts away ere the din Of arms had
ceased
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-11

however, that cur correspondent enc
iirely and cruelty mlscansrues W. .f
ho thlnka foy an Instant lhnt our cTor
Of identification wa designed, IN order
to draw an iuyIdious distinction, Our
most saWcd OF earthly relationship
binds us 10 one whose progcn'tole were
French, and apart from Che peerless
loyclness and pllnrcd mJcdy Of thia
glorious Empire Of her GncedorH, al
whoso shrine wo have always beeua
worshlpper this tie Of unmatched ton
dcrneas ulcne would dollar W, from u
thought thar woulddespoil lar France,
or c0it u solitary shadow upon nor
bcautcousnamc.
10 the Editor OF mo Dallas lleIod'
In your daily Of this dag appears n
sharp commentary on the person,
manners and inlGolily 10 the mntrl-
n0nlal VOWS OF one Louis Ahrpue, the
nuit vGndcr, who you call n French
man. Your sarcasm on hi9 perlid% 10
well mcritcd, but allow mo 10 assure
and convince you (if necessary he Is
by no means trcnchman, nor can he
even speak French, being wcll-knoWn
to almost all Cand | presume even 10
those who mlsnlormcd You, ~ q
German Isrnclitc. claim Holnc jus
tlce due 10 the French, and cannot
permit such m insultto their DuuonaI-
ity without asking those who are
Judges Of the chOrncicriatics Of thc poo-
ple of nations whether lpnchmcn ale
GENERALLY on individually known 10 be
latnless 10 their trusts like the season
noble rivers they have thrown 81 The
impurities and dros9by theiruniclsued
frankness, and nothing remains int
the pure elements Of manhood.
Az lives here man, who IA learned without
prctoncc,
Blest with good nature, aud good sons'i d,
Whose generous, mobile understanding
hent
Dlsduius 10 act mean, dl3scmbllus plrL
Deceived fair one or q ltiond betrayed
hnch be the ono VIII, whom spend my IRE,
or never let me claim the sacwd name Of
VIE. W. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-11

ON motion of Allrnan Lane ;he l1liow'
lna resolution wac rad ana ADOPTED
n h.tDi, inut lho frl rWulnnrnd ION
~ i'ie Nuufd ~ Health Ia lrenh lniullpN
iofrr ht pf,Un on lli hlinulrso ~ wy nDllN'
lnf no rlnI cuWnlittlul rluH ~, lp Nhnll
wa. lrilutd fhu lGrilun ~ llt Guy 800
utHl WunuU lNri had sr.nrlcH lulld W me
ulhoul ngdibuu,
1850 uloW,ng report was read Nour com,
mu 10 10 whom WH nlrpd Tho LOCATION nl
,It ,Iusulfui, would report thni, w co'uloiN'
ilun0lt' tla c1mlnlticn NJ four cit2enh nom
me city of Dallas lhry ma trlirlcli AH ne
most auIlthlu ulpon non IN biurk 10 -tul
tln Houston and IrNuB Central Nnlliund
Compauyr ndditon 10 DALLAS, being one
iuuurod 10 Squire, belnn ~ Pullt nud Me-
klUupN streets, Signed Tunltf nud HlrlfrlI
clEuniua.. Further llmf allowed lht rom'
miliee 20 ,'poT
O.daqca, Imt the Health officer procure
tur necessary Clli.In utrutih ana pinY'
rious Tor inc rity Hospitals also, thai ho pnl-
rhnfn twrlYc bl9ultcls ana 'lS NM llls'rA'
An ordinance amending nm Ordinance III
rPnid "a nulsnnrrs was fcd ihlnr llllli'i ny
oineIscncy dcciurpd, the rules rllsprHurd ana
the ordinance declared law
1'Np special committee Ia whom was fn'
ferred thpGClrctiou NJ lOcntlon lOr the Guy
Hospital NHa ordered 10 contract for TIE
huIl ins uf uflty llDsplt II M once,
The report NJ The Guy Engineer on lhf
FouIh ward d'tch reporting cost OF liHlri9-
uiiug me water that now pnNsH' on lufouNll
the dllch on Main sirrrl,nnd NunWtllnE lllhl
very iurfo amount Of lhr water can be-
m dc ~ pass into NH crock, was tcnd,
ordered thut the hllng of sycamore street,
hrtwtrn Main ana Commerce streets, be LEI
"a Charles OOunnpll on tli1 sanr terms That
ne has mado for Main, Elm mud Commerce
streets.
RES loNG, Mayor
&, r, MITCHELL, sccwmry
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Mnss Mto.img Of Tive siorA Men.

Through the courtesy of the chair
man, Col. j, &. McCoy, Of the commit
tee Of Invitation Of the Mass Meeting
Of live stock men, provision dealers
nd packers, to be held in Knnsaf city,
Oh the 18th ult,, we are in receipt oran
invitation to the same. This meeting
viii attract the attention of cattle and
provision dealers from uIi parts Of the
country, and questions of thc widc3t
Importance to producers dealers aud
consumers will be carefully considered,
resulting in good fruit to all. lHh
HERALD will be represented upon the
occasion By its reporter
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Absolutely SAFE, Perfectly udorloss' Al-
ways unil0fm. Illuminating power superior
~ aus. Burns In amy lamp without danger
OF exploding on taking llrr, Mnnnincilfrl
expressly 10 take the place 81 volatile anu
dangerous Oils. llsmlrty nnder every posi-
bic tost ana ts pcr6cl burning llnll.lr..s, G a
proved by lls continued use IN over 'WDWl
families,
Millions Of gnlluns have been sold ana no
accident, directly or indirectly, has eyer uc-
CURED from burning, storing or hnnlllhH W.
resulting nom the USE oi chcup und danger
our OILS In the United STATES Is nppnlllnp'
The Insurance companies nud are commits,
hlOnoH throughout tlrcounli$ ftcohlhrnu
tho Astral rs the best safeguard where lamps
Urc used. send iurClreular
For sale NJ retail by the trade generally,
aud ut wholesale by The prOprlclols,
CliAS. PRATT n co.,
lO0d&wGm los Fulton street. New loik,
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Johns Pretty VIE shor, story.

At the early dawn Of the late rebellion
John would 20. He could not be induced to
abindon his lighting prorenSities. His wife,
though young, was In feeble health, pale,
m lci ted and haggard, 4 parting kiss, n
few tears. and John bid adieu. During the
FIRST twelve months OF the war news came
that Johns Wife had passed away. The war
closed, and John, With honors, scars and
tears, returned 10 his once happy home 81,
that sweet flower, 50 bcuutlnir In mding, Is
no more, said he, shut will stroll the walks
where once We were 81 happy. He knocked
NJ the door, was invited into the parlor q
fine, healthy, rosy lat,y made her appear
ance; short siiCnce; n loud scream, ana she
fell into his arms, That lady was Johns
wife. "Jy dear Julia, what produced such u
wonderful change In you?N "Dr. Dromgoolc's
English Female BitteTs," was the modest
reply.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-11

city Hall, september 5, lS73.-It being ru-
morcd that tho yellow fever is probably pre-
vNiling 70 some extent in the cities of Gal
weston, Shreveport and New Orleans, and
with the direct communication now existing
between the above named places and this
city, would earnestly ask that, M o prevent
i've, every citizen use strong dlslniectants,
and do everything in their powerto keep tho
city IN It's present healthy condition.
NJ. A. CORNELIUS, NJ. D..
l77dti Health Officer.
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Ge0. ~. Aiiiieile!d a. to-, gnr-
niiurc dealers. have moved OPP
pOsitc thc GCOii House A4lm
street, where they viii remain
until th0ir new brlclG building
~ completed. ll7lf
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rhIlIn WcnoIn, wholcsnlc ond relnIl dcal.

Philip Wcrloln, wholesale and retail deal
ar In Pianos ana Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos, 5000 BNronnc street, New Or
leans Qualities bettar prices lower and
terms more favorable than NJ any establish
statements, Pianos sold on payments OF
si2 80 and so per month II preferred Philip
Werlcm's is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. One-lourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l2Gdtf
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"Not in the Held ~ % cOuiruc'or but oncr-
mgto thpt class Az auxiliary they can not
slight and compete with tposo who avail
themselves Of IT,
THE DALLAS planning MILLS.
lB.uth&sniow
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ION WORK.

We have the facilities ana INC w"'h-
men 10 do NJ good norii' M" 81 nv
law rn,cs. n. emu he dane anywhere
end No mca. IL do II, urins som'
fine ysb work 1. THE BALI H'""'
AID epFioE, corner Elm ana Nous
ion ssreefs.
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Y,,strnciion on tho Pinno.

Miss Mary McOwen viii receive few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. She
may be found Mt the residence of the senior
publisher of The Dallas Herald, corner Pa
cinc avenue and Houston street. liGdlm
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A pnrtnCr Is wanted, with $1,000
cash, To invegt ina profitable business
already established. Gail al a. FOX a
Bros, Esm street, 0r Address y. G.,
LDc'ShON 2A. Dalins, iSOilwF
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'rheau important question to the contract
or and huilder-Iiow can make moro
money at lower figures on my bidse Answer,
Easy enough; base your bids upon n fair
margin over what yonr work will cost at the
DALLAS FLAMING MILLS.
l0lush&sat3w
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Tho best assorlmontof Havana and domcS-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in Dallas is to
he had at \. Rcnec!Ie's, opposite Cosmopol-
Tan hotel. liI.dtw
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B;liinrl Y'nhler.

Agency for the sale OF l.. Brunswick & Co.'S
billiard tables, improved cushions.
w. X. ORRICK, Agent,
l57Iim jefferson St, two doors from Main.
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NUIaNN1
For sale, az Dallas Manufacturing Co.'S Flour
pcpol, 2oo bushels fresh white corumcnl.
lS4d2t WI. SCOTT
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NOTICE.
MIR. W. II. sparkle,

on shreveport, 10 our authorized agent Tor
that city, to whom parties desiring TO adV'r'
,Ise IN or subscribe for TnE HERALD orc re-
spcctfilly referred.
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For snln.

Two good residences in this city. lmme-
dlaic possession given,
lM-dtf SrEAt,ATTl co.
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For Rent.

Tho second story of Clark & Bryan's new
building corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Chart, & Bryan, west side Public
Square, lBidtf
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Two fifst-rato large harness horses for sale
or exchange Cor good mules. Apply to
ELS. GAY, JR,
hi,dt ir onsce Jordan, Gey& Co.
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rnr Rnrh.

The Southern Hotel, situated on Main street.
Tho street cars pass the door every ten min
utes. Apply 10
l7TdlOi TIiOS. FIELD.
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Ihre6 hundled cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply loC,J. pont & Co., Once
rliy RAILROAD, ljalu
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Ann Riehs. Do. q.

We publish the subIoined with great
r,easupe. We insy hs allowed N ssy
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rINNERs' STOCK AND METALS Din goldl
NAILS.
LUMBER.

Clinch nails, all sizes, y keg............. 10 90
Casing and finishing nails lc q n higher
than the same size common nails.
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Furs,ituTo,


Bedroom sol for sale, nearly new Apply
VI thiq Office.
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rrnrr.An MrErIxa.
Ciry couxC1L CHAMBER, !
Dallas, sept. o, iSls.

Abscnt--hlderman sanger.
Minutes OF adjourned ineeun9s OF sept :,
Ing sent. q. called meeting Sept 0, 1919, read,
SayresteA and prruovsd.
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nAI.LAN MAREkMT.
GROCERIES.
APPLES.
CNNllN.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

uDunur I'D
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HENRY BOIL.

AS candidate for Treasurer Of Dallas
county, at the ensuing election In December.
d&W
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-27
stawFais OHIO.
Particulars of the stowe Fratricide,

Particulars of the stowe Fratricidle.
DAYTON, December 27.-The particu.
lars of the Stowe fratricide, and subse.
quent hanging of Henry Stowe, show that
the two brothers, with some companions,
after drinking whisky freely, commenced
shooting at mark. John Stowe insisted
on loading the. rifle for each competitor,
and Henry contended that each man should
charge the gun for himself. Henry, how
ever acceded to the demand of John, until
it was his turn to shoot, when he demand
ed that the rifle be given him to load.
High words followed, in sthe course of
which Henry charged John with dishon-
esty in not putting any ball in, the gun
when last loading it, John called Henry
liar, upon which Henry shot John dead
with a revolver. ;isgtssa 7ssl q rsswsa y.
Henry was Immediately seized by the
remainder Of the party, numbering four
men, dragged to a mill, from which q rope
was procured, and hanged to limb. The
company then repaired to the "office' and
took o drink, and upon returning found
their victim dead. Seeming to realize for
the first time what had happened those who
participated fled and have notyet been cap
tured.fA ysaas "a ~ gaA 70 aiTg q Ji3-G
The parents Of the brothers Stowe. who
live in Pennsylvania, were informed al
once Of the terrible affair, and arrived yes.
| terday afternoon and took charge Of the re.
mains of their sons, who it seems were
their only children. - ..
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Colonel Curtiss ana tho Grangers.

An effort is being made to bring dis
credit upon the Grange movement in our
state because one Colonel Curtiss, is men,
toned as the leader in Virginia. ssf
\ The charge is that Colonel Curtiss was q
member of the Federal army, and there
fore, Radical, and therefore unfit to
know what is best for, the agricultural
interests of. our state. What conclusions
from such premises We do not know
whether Colonel Curtiss is the authorized
agent of the Changers or not, but we do
not care who or what he was. If it is true
that he has identified himself with us and
is doing what he can to develope the re-
sources of our state, we are prepared to
welcome him with open hearts and bid him
speed in his work. 3@ 10 4s'iR fstY8ss
That man belonged to the Yankee
army is no evidence that he is among US
to forward the interests of the Radical
party, much less that he means mischief
to the farmers. l# A9t9a ava
1t is time this thing was stopped and it
should be discountenanced by all true citi-
zens who desire the advancement of our
state. ~ sa -s7rs9s.,
We are not to be frightened by the cry
of Radicalism. The effort to lug politics
into everything has been the curse of Vir-
ginia. We look with distrust upon such
Orts.-Rock6ridge Citizen (Conse,vat,oe).
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New YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
The week just closed has been an eventful
one in the dry goods trade. The effects of
the late panic have become felt in the
shrinkage of values, some failures have re-
suited from that cause, combined with the
dullness of trade since the middle of Sep
tember.
The volume of business during the week
was moderately active for the season with
the manufacturers agents. who distributed
to the western jobbers fair aggregate
amount of staple cotton goods, and to the
manufacturing clothiers not inconsidera-
Bile quantity of fancy casimeres and
other woolens. The market for
foreign fabrics was characterized by
extreme dullness in nearly all depart
ments. There was an improved movement
in linens forsclothing proposes, as wellsas
housekeeping makes of Irish and Scotch
manufacture, which were taken with COM
parative freedom from the importers, and
the usual holiday demand for laces, en-
broidery and lawn, linen and initial hand
kerchefs was developed. .-Ne,c York Bul-
letip.
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STRIKE OF RAILROAD HANDS
MORE OF THE STOWE FRAFRICIDI
WASHINGTON.
Ihe kdgar STUART Ready for sea-Dis-
tfngufshed Cubans 70 Sail in Her.

Ine hdgar STUART Ready for soa-Dis-
tinsuished Cnbans 20 Sail in Her.
WASHINGTON, December 27,--Insar.
nation has been received here from Balti-
more that the Edgar Stuart, which has
been fully overhauled and put in sea-going
condition in that city, is expected to sail
very shortly. She is cleared for Jamaica,
taking nothing but passengers in order to
avoid suspicion of violating the neutral
,ity laws. .znMsxs.I
! A delegation of Cubans will leave Balti-
more Tomorrow for New York, to meet the
United States steamer Junita and escort
to Baltimore Senois Manuel Silveiro and
Amador Saco, formerly of the Edgar Stu.
art, who, are amongst the survivors of
the Virginius. They were both officers on
that vessel and have fought in Cuba, and
their escape from death by the Spaniards
is to be attributed to their extreme youth |;
Silveiro being only seventeen years old.
After. a short stay in Baltimore they will
join the crew Of the Edgar Stuart.
General Aguilera, vice-president of the
Cuban Republic, who has been at his resi-
dence in Baltimore for some time past, has
been recalled to active duty, and will pos
sibly 60 out in the Edgar Stuart.
Minister sickIe's Successor.
| WASHINGTON, December 27.-Hon.
Caleb Gushing, succeeds General Sickles,
as United States minister at Madrid.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Rs.-Pythian-
Marshall Lodge.--C. c., G. W. Shopper
son; v. O., A. 4. Sumwalt; p, A. A..
Butler M. of E., Charles Thalhimer; M.
Of w. J. Mcdowell X. of R. and S.,
William Fl. Bailie M. at A., w. T. ST.
ger; representative to Grand Lodge, Past
Chancellor John @. Teller; alternate, Past
Chancellor William II. Bailie. o's"'ss2R
Friendship Lodge, Manchester-A. Car
ter Atkisson, P. c.; s. Carter Weisiger,
9: c.; H. G. Ferguson, V. c.; E. j. B.
Fisher, prelate; A. Gary, M. at E.; w.
B. McCreary, M. of F.; d. j. Weisiger,
K. of R. and s.; William Archer, M. at
A.; John J. Boyle, I. g.; Samuel d.
Wicks, Q. G. Representative to Grand
Lodge, Past Chancellor 0. B. Sims alter
nate, Past Chancellor G. M. Rogers. ~. !
Temperance-Springfeld Division.-R.
J. Valentine, w. P; William HI. Atkinson,
w. A.; George F. Burch, R. s.. William
II. Craig, chaplain; William Hall Crew, F.
scribe; John F. Shinberger, treasurer !;
George D. Fritz conductor; j. r. Epps,
assistant conductor; George T. Welsh,
l. 5. b. Y. Leber, o. s. Henry T., East,
P. W. P. This division is receiving ac-
QUESTIONS to its members every meeting
night.