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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23
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lO'h Was duly received Contents Nosed.
In your letter y"a ask No which 10 the
must dsinRen'us Beverage that m"n ID Are
u. Thss u In the opmmon sscrp,s,ion of
the Term, the common wh,.kev - Now
Hsnufsctursd Say from Aalcc,h.,ll, Tea,
Slricknine, '"bacc,, Burnt Apples 4 O.. Or
the Lager Beer - nOW manufactured In
Tesss. fr,m the ipgreiisnls Now used by
Brewers here (Texsal Dear 6if AlIDw me "
ssy to yOu, All sha, Know 4 can Say, 10
fsom Personali K:iowlsdse 4 Expsriance.
I went 70 w"gk s',nae three months since
to TeAs the matter fur myself. sad shis b
the result that have c,sue TO-.
Three months since commenced. Taking
what ~ call Rstssi, ny . "r 10 sIuxs PER
day. ssy fingers 1t . tine, for 3 wseks..
BY thas time Had the crsmps BY Night
aud By day. IN s'n's'st every Linn In NY
!0dey. in fact the cssmps were Pressing my
Lims from my bend to ihs smallest Lin In
my buddy, Even " the esnds Of my Pedal
member. could nat take foud - usual
c"uld D"t Slesp. sl,ho my mind wss mnre
acute d smarter then without the ros Gut,
But ! hsd desire for Fight 4 wanted "
dsb' oil the time and everybsity. when
usder tho innusuce ~ Aforesaid, feel Bully
Ill the time.
But found 10 very abort Time that I
sh"ald Gu under, u l did not stop. ls,op.
ped and In about weeks TUX 70 Lager.
Great 0edp what . time I bad for the next
. weeks that followed. snd only drank
shout II Lagxers PR day 4 In one week !
NV DEAR Sir, will I'ledxs you my word that
I was nat 6l tor anything II oil, aud when
I came home q ahDut 10 oe II o'k at Nigh,
my wife shought Was some one the, wss
nOt myself 4 kicked me and by JOve In The
morning when I woke and hx,k \ Gsxh
l~'ok u myself thought ~ iwo Ny
heed was uudied & could not think of
anything that happened the Night bsfose,
so you - Cramps, Snakes. Lizards, Bah.
boons, aud oil the other Fsnomoss animals
'hs country - ars 70 upon nse-in the other
case Inebsiasi"n, lmbssilsy and Fertilization
"f Nc whole Frame and Limbs. and ,hs
Devil Knows whaa sil b up'n me. IL my
Dear Sir y0u have The whols Solution, aud
ny advice % yos ~ Doctor II yUu hsvs
s1y cf 'hoes 1yopsoos y Stop while you
can end take The prescsiplios ] encluse.
Yours Truy, Plzs No.
Bu1lnAll, Ts1ai, Jsne, l07a
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23

Queen Victoria was gsaatsd sAous two
millloss ot ds,llass yeas, and allowed q Is
ssesia ~ rsvessss os,hs Dschy Of lsacas.
tss, amounting to two haadesd -lhousssd
dollars ysaE. Most Il her childssa are u
The pay roll, and % are her sns, end ,,,sss
eousina She hss . private fortune invested
IT Aftess mill'ons of dollars, yet shs calls
TOR more 10 behalf of her soa, he Duke 1t
E.lisberg. who 10 al'oat b marry = Rasaias
yosng lady. She jass wants and VA yosetl
e19e.0oo . yeas for hiaA Il does rally cos,
sonsshlas 10 b governed BY King or
Queen. Victoria hss thsss other chillysn
whe ars u b p4nsiunsd In dus ,imA o,x
ass already haads.'msly provided fos.
Next viii cone the Princes Arthur and
Leopold end ths Psisosss Beatrice. Un,ll
yeesstly the President of The United Sss,es
81 but tA0oo year sum oas Of which
only Van DuIsn managed to says anything.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23

JsIss 0ssssisod vessAas lookisg yosse
aas q ,weasy.ssx al lived Win Sc pee.
eats asd sssees In Sas 0ascieco. He ~
10 god bssinsaA asd WY popslas win
his fsleoda Hs ~ Q Hsoeew and loved q
Chslssiss slsl Thy had sone asgaaDssss
a. ths ssbjsca u Ssligiss, ~ woese possl.
- dseusesaas b . luvs aaS,s. Lew b
ssea ssasiaivs plass sAas u vishsss ed
DIS q ~ bssash % sseS dissscelop.
Love b - a0oatsse q sslieioa, end Win
.os essaahs any aansspasss bss ~ ows.
IAas ~ - ssesaags0sss bsswesa Jslss
Ossssheee asd hle lady.lovs, asd Il hsse
hi0 ness thaa - essld expssn except 10
90 ny. He 6seaDs 40 a saee vssy ~.
spstsed ase toSd uss u Ais frlsads shat -
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fs1esd asesa hin oss y taks : dstsk, as1
while dssskisg ~ Ssjssd se,d Julss thaa y
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23
EvE.AneEllcAl coRnER.

The Crittcnden murder case cost Laura
FAIR @lt.l00
The s'ng of the sewing machine girl
''6ew ssy wr oil 1T u.s."
B1igha,uS seventeenth doesn't propose 70
die Young II che can help Il.
The happisst women. like the happiest
nations, have n" history. George E1se<..
Mrs. Gen. Gaines. after for,y.one years oe
litigation. has retired frUm active busincss.
A Detroit paper alludss to .'lhe L.ex,ss.
S'on"f the prevailing costumes worn BY
hdies"
Olive Logsn's last book. "Thcy met BY
Chance" 10 written in Olives usual way"
and Il rather trashy.
Aisa Nelson, the pretty Eoglish actress, is
the best woman swimmer that ever tried the
surf u Long Branch.
The wife Of Senator Schurs 10 mentioned
~ having inherited $l7o, 900 from aer uucie,
lately dead, In Hamburg.
A0reeo Bay youth ave feet high IL dying
Of br"ken heart bec%usss maiden weighing
$40 pounds doss"'s return his love.
Wilson, the husband ot Ida Lewis, says
that she has not obtained div0rce, and no
warns people not u trus, her ON bic account.
An ambitious maiden Of Burlington, w.,
has reached the height Ut six feet seven in.
chss already. and has several years to grow
ON.
10 proposed to have Harriet Husmsr
design tho drinking fountain tO be erected
In Cincinnati ~ . memorial 70 the Cary
sisters.
''HJward Glyndon" Miss Laura Z. Red.
jen.) the deaf and dumb writer, Is q, Whip.
pies scho"l as Ledyard, learning The prvcsss
Of !ip reading.
Nathaniel Hswthosne1 'Scxrlet Lctterr''
Ia being d1a'natized by Ma Julia Ward
uowe, of Bnsion, fr Anna Dickinson to
atsr the country In next season.
Recognising the social necessities Of the
times, Rice county. Kan, has offered .
premium n the lady making the bes, shot
with revolver ss the cunning iair.
Niss lockwood, = lady lawyer In Wash.
'ng'"n.- argued case against iwo learned
gentlemen the other day. The decision wss
reserved ~ tho justice retired with head.
ache.
4 lady called on witty friend, and iiud.
Ing The piano dusty, wrote upon 1t ''Slas.
iesn." The next DAY they met, and the lady
said. II called On you yesterday" "Yes;
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23

vse0 ~ Dasbssy Nsws. Aug eeh.
A lazy Eaars>strees man being requested
70 stone s'We saisins, told bic wife to tsy
'cnaxing drse
A prodigy Of an elocu,idniss has been
discovered In Dssbury. He rad thirteen
chapters Ut Websies's last volume Ia bic
father, The other evening, and the old gen.
tleman became " absorbeti 10 the recital.
that 10 fell oul Of chair and hurt his spine,
II there 10 rom for one more In that
bslhOn Of the 0repAies there 10 young
man in DAnhury WIN can tlll il. He lives
"pposile 10 and plays Nm accordeon. He
might object 70 running the r,.k. ba, he
coud b stunned by . blow "n the head,
and got into the balloon before be recov
cred.
The pastor Of the Slswson Church. sends
10 ibs following itep: The church, - will
be r. m~mbsred, 10 holding series Ut rsvi
val ueesinss; which are largely attended.
Pr'minent among she Speakers is Rev. NJ.
CbatSre. Of Illinois. Lest Friday evening
The building wss crowded, and Nc CbaiFe.
VS. considerably animated. He was sitting
In chair q The front, bis Wonderfully long
Iexs crossed, and bic voice. sending forth =
volume Vt song. The upper Lev was swing.
Ing 'najcssicslly. the motion increasing y
the singing advanced. They had just reached
that part of the hymn where it says, ''Thsu
] can safely reach my home, my God, my
heaven, my sli," snd Mr. Chaffee was dung
bic level Oest snd hsd juss got oo,-''Theu
can ssfsly rrach my h",ne," when the
'~cilla,ing limb came suddenly In con,ac,
with miserable dog that had In some way
got into The house, and sent il ayins and
h"wling under one of The benches Of
couTss Nj: Chaffes was surprised, bu, when
= little woman ls'pps.l up In the gallery and
shook IN omin,0es ks,king umbsells II him,
and cried In voice If passion, '.You kick
ths' dog again, you lIliuoy g'nff-, and you
went safely reach your homs,'~ he was
more than astOnIshed-he was fairly msc
slamissd. lie subsequently, told our In
ts'rmsnt that ''he never before was ID
dsl'ergas,e I, ~ thoroughly cir.
cumbobola'ed," j" wha,ever ,bs. means.
A Dsnhury man wants 70 know IL hay
fever ps''csetls frOm new. w.mown hay. Iii
hay fever 10 nol. probably new .mown 10 10.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23

The. New York letter to the Boston 1Ime,
tells the following:
Se"a'or Nyc. ofstsevads, says he ~. =,
The little Nwp Vi Son Juan, california. IN
1853, whep the N"s,hern aud eou,herss feel.
Ing In regard 10 the war ran very high. us
attended The theslre one evening. and
Otstts wss the play. The acting, q may
y sapposed, was wrstehed enough; bot ne
feet that 'hs leading character In NE ,sa.
sedy had BE faes blackened, vac sutle,ess
% eslist The hysliest Interest of The apdi.
ence, largely nads sp Of very yosgh fsl.
Iowa Az The csaasssuphs drew nigh, shs
szciiemsas became intense Juse . s.Osbel.
b" was on he potss Of smolhesing '.Des>
dsaoas." . tall. lapk Georgian jsnped spos
Ne stage, and, drawing . navy revolver,
peieisd Il y he scsosb head. with these
nesacing- word, ''Doar by , ssges %
,Aas ere white woman, yes Cd n,gess.
u ~ do. III riddle yos like pepper boz.
II yer wsss 10 d. anything o this ssrs, yer
can isss oss u yee own colos, d. yer! bot
doat 'osch that white ssl. or IN make .
esss for The Cososss d-. qaickl" An he
6osihsrness In ths hoass Mes aud caeessd
ths Oeorxias. while The Nas,heraess hisssd.
a great uproar iolIovesl; Sev1lvess. and
bowss.knivse were grnerally drawn. and,
for . time, terrible scene Of blu,dshed
wss Threatened. The play wss Interrupted,
IT, Anrisin AeacaaMlesl and Nhe sn.nssee An.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-23
j A. NJ = q II. MILLS.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
TERN0-PsysNRe Invariably in adva,as.
H1wsHApu DHctDloNs:

l. Any one Who takes paper re1uiariy from the
dFeceed to hls name o. anothevs,
SOs the payQeae.
& II p1ssoa esdess biz pape9 discontinuea, hs
nast pay a arasss. The publishes may cOntjuuS
20 seod Il uut payment % made and collect the whole
anosnt whesAss ths paper h taken frUm the olcs OF
D0s.
The courts have decided that refusing to take the
ueWspapess periodicals. ffum the POst0aIcc or re-
0ovia9 and leaving then aacallsd fos II prj1 furs
evideucs Of ineenti0nal fraud.
Papers ordered n any address can Be changed ts
another addrrae q che opei0n Of the suhsrviMr.
tstered letter. may BE- sent as risk All PoetmssI.
sss aro rsquirsd 70 register letters on application.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

awful was ehead. The relief ronchsd
the wreck 40 after 2 O'Clock isaddi
tional comforts were givenaa 20 tht
wounded. the track WIS cledsed. and
soon after Daylight the cnsavan OF
deaah wae homsward bepnd. Six
wore dead. snd IN nu,ntsr Of the
Wpunded wes more than tbrty some
were groaning, others gaspIng for air.
and crying for water. On the journey
home two men died, and ten more
had passed away up TO latest date.
The deaths among the passengers
were all caused BY scalding. Much
blaine 10 attacheA to the Con, pany be-
cause the Chicago officers, y. though
they fitted up and started . relief
train as coon rs they had the news
evening. did not allow the
public. or even friends Of the dead and
wounded, 10 know anything of The
affair. The direct blame for the feaI-
ful accident seems 20 attach to Beam.
the conductor OF the coal train, who
was runnin g hours OF time without
orders. He has disappeared run
away, II is thought, from the conse-
quence Of his fearful negligence. The
dead and wounded were brought with
all possible care to Chicago and dis
tribu,ed-the former to the Morgur
and the latter to their friends or to the
public hospitals.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21
FROM DAVENPORT.

/
i The war between the city official
and the .. & St. Paul Railroad 20
is rettiair int Estine. nAe poi6t il
contest = the boat1Sn Of t. ros OF
Front =, d>kcct East kvel1jpr,
and thu site dsthev1d Bulge. The
city objects u having IL put Ere
The company claim that they have
the same right under existing laws to
build their road along Front st. that
the c.. II. I. Il p. 20. had to build
theirs on Fifth St. Both are public
thorouehfares. aadA both parties are
entitled to the same privileges and
liable to the same restrictions. A
few days ago = petition for an injunc-
ton restraining the city from inter-
fering with the location Of the road
on Front St. was taken by the Co.
before Judge Cole of Des Moines.
AT the same time counter petition
for Injunction was taken by the city
to Judge Beck of Fl. Madison, asking
that the St. Paul Company be re-
strained from building their road
along said street. The application of
the company was granted, but the
Judges opinion says that he does not
interfere with the opinion of Judge
Beck. Whilst the latter's decision
is pending all that either party can
do is to stand and snarl at each other.
The company has no right to begin
to lay their track, but if they do. the
city has no right to interfere. The
City Marshal can pounce upon the
company if they attempt work, if he
has sufficient nerve to grapple with
the sheriff in his efforts to protect the
Company. This is the situation at
present. Something must be done
quickly as the road west Of the city
will have to be vacated BY the 9th
inst.
An exciting tragedy occurred last
Tuesday night, at the corner of South
and Harrison Sts., in which colored
man by the name Of Wilson was shot
through the heart and killed, by an
other negro named Messenger. The
two had been quarreling for some
time, both parties using some hard
words. when the deceased. who was
much larger man than the other,
started toward Messenger with mali
cious design. He was warned to keep
back, but paving no heed 10 il, the
shot was fired from small revolver
with the above fatal effect. A negro
woman was the only witness to the
ARRAY. and as soon as the shot was
fred started for physician, but the
man was dead before help arrived.
Messenger was arrested about mid
night on Eleventh ST., where he had
taken refuge in barn. Both men
have been residents Of Davenport for
some years, and until Tuesday even
ing had nothing between them.
A FIRE in the north part Of the city
DESTROYED Shorey's pump factory on
Thursday morning. 1t is the first fire
we have had in nearly three months,
which is remarkable for city Of
this size. Ii the 6end keeps off
while longer, the water works which
are progressing rapidly, will be COM
pleted, then the citizens will feel
much more secure than they do at
present.
Efforts are already being made by
the lecture committee to procure the
best talent to fiji the course contem-
plated for the coming winter. 1t is
thought that Thomas Mast will be
one on the list and will deliver his
art lecture. He will assuredly be
greeted with full house il he comes.
Ess.
Aug. 9Th.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

The Clinton Age. edited by Judge
Thayer, formerly Of the Museatine
Courier, Is greatly Disguised with the
new departure" which some Of the
Democratic leaders are trying to force
their followers to make. 1t says.
I'VE never in our political exper.
ence knew Of more unwise of mis-.
chievous step to he taken by any par.
~. 1t WAS bad enough to forsake
principle, traditional! policy, and .
name made glorious by Jeffer .on Jack.
son, Van Buren, and Pierce, and 90
Greelying; but TO make no nomina.
ton III all, aud advise consolidation
with baby organization. which has
not united its bellyband, il adding in
cult to injury"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

tray their ,russs sre unwothy q con-
fidence is a most elArtling proposition
to come from the Democracy. and in
clipes one to think that the Demo-
fats vbO composed the convention
lave reilly seifted out upon reform.
This Ntoluti6n is also substantially
be saale as he eighth pesolution OF
fhs RSpubifsan pisslesUs. s-in fact,
when Ne .Anti. Monopoly platform
is striped of stolen plumage there is
nothing left worth Dragging about.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

The electors of this State this fall
will be called upon to vote With refer
ence to two proposed amendments to
the State constitution, one providing
for the abolition Of the Office Of Dis
trict, and the substituting of County
Prosecuting Attorneys instead; and
the other with reference to the organ.
ization of Judicial Districts
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

QUINCY GRANGE, No. PAS, will hold
q regular meeting next Friday eve
ming, May %, and every Friday eve.
uing thereafter until further notice.
A. ID. COLEMAN, Sec.
Inland, April 18th, 1873.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

AS the new party SO still born at
Des Moines last week Wednesday was
LETT nameless, we suggest "Ona-ihird
Party" as highly appropriate-not
only because 1t is The third party, but
because just about one-third of the
counties In the State were represented
at the convention and because it is not
more than one-third Of a party In any
respect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

The Inter- Ocean publishes the fol-
lowing strong argument in favor OF
free banking. As the principal wner
Of the paper Is J. Y. Scammon, q lead
ing banker Of Chicago, the item Is OF
peculiar interest:
Our present national banking sys-
tenn gives W . currency Of uniform
value In oil parts Of the country, but
it is monopoly. The Limitation Of
The amount Of circulation to $500. 600, :
OOO 10 unsatisfactory to the public. and
confers an exclusive privilege upon
the existing banks. This is not il,
accordance with the principles OF mod
ern American legislation, and must
be changed. Remove the restriction,
aud let anybody establish q bank. wha
can give the necessary security to the
pubic, and trade will be freer AMI
more active. 1t ia lot Ia the power oil
Congress. or any man or ret of men
to tell how sO much currency may b.
wanted ut any future time. Rem0v,
the limitation-let banking he free
with the existing security as 10 tn.
public, and BUSINESS will he less fet
tered and the condition Of trade I'm
prove.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Pleasant Hill Grunge will meet on
Friday evening. April 18th, and on
ewch alternate Friday evening there
after, at Pleasant Hill School House.
Sugar Creek township.
j. Il. LAuCAMP. Hec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Thirty-four out Of one hundred
counties were represented Ia the
great" Anti. Monopoly Convention
ct Des Moines. And not a man in
FIVE hundred, In those thirty-four
counties, had any part in sending del
egstes. How profoundly the people
were excited over it, to be sure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

CENTERDALE GRANGE, p. OF H.,
meets tho 2lst Of Dec. 1872. 1t ] O'Clock
P. NJ. and every alternate Saturday
thereafter 1t Comfortable school house.
Springdale Up.
Mrs. J. r. LAMBORN, Sec,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on Tuesday even
ings on or before full moon.
w. G. BUSTER ,Seo'v.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

The number of those killed or who
have died of their injuries by the
recent collision on the Chicago, AL
ton and St. Louis Railroad, is eiph-
teen; and several Of the thirty or forty
others who were injured but still sur
vive, will probably also die. The
Coroner's inquest is now in progress.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Regular meetings of York Prairie
Grange are held on the fi-st Wednes-
day night Of each month ut the York
Prairie school house. at o'clock r.
NJ. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
w. III. BLAIR. Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

The time for holding regular meet
tnRs Of the Coon Creek Grange is 81,
every Saturday evening at " O'Clock
+. NJ. on or before fun morn.
John I0MNsTnN Goo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange Is every Sstur.
day evening at ~ O'Clock on or before
full moon. B. BURROUGHS, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Sprlngdsle Grange No. 337 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
hefose the full moon ut their hall In
Springdale.
ID. w. SMITH, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Gower'a Ferry Grange. No. e35 will
meet Saturday evening. March 22nd,
aud each alternate saturday evening
thereafter.
j. H. 0UNsDlys. Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Prairie Belle Grange, No. 375, viii
hold regular meetings IN SATURDAY ON
or before each fail moon. Mt I'll NJ.
vis'ting brethren welcomed.
0EO BRITTON, SEQ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Msster-A r. sNEDLEY, Cresco, Howard Co.,
Lecturer j. e. ARnDrr, Clsrksville. Butler Co.
secretAry-wA DuAkEw ILAoN. Des AoineA,
Treasurer-M L. DlvrN. Dies Moinss.
chm Ex Conn., n. SHANKLAND. Dubuque.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

MonOdelphis Grange will hold reg
uiar meetings At Frasenr's Hall. Tipton
on the firstand third Saturdays OF each
month, O'clock p. NJ.
tf NJ. L. Buster. Sec'y.
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Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening at = r. NJ, on or
before full naoOn
w. 4. ROBINSON, sec'y.
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SPRINGFIELD Ora SGE meets regu.
larly on the first Monday evening Of
every month att o'c!nck.
i. GEI6ER. Sec.
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County 1xscusivo Committee.

Chairman. JosEPH wEAvkR; Secretary, n. W.
BAILEY; Josnpn DowNINe. CnAa. r. Frnsf.
SAMUEL YuLK, VIZ. L. McCRosxRH. Wa. CHASE,
JoHS CLASKY II. A. CCsIIs-
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cO-opEaAHve STORE o. WILTON.
OYFfcERs AND DrREc-ToRs-
THUS BOOT. Prea't and TreaA'r
C.P. FURST, aer'v.
D. +. BLAIR, A. J. CRAWFORD. n. G. wlTxER