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cN- FRAUD. "a

Subscribers TO TIE AMATEUR, who handed
bland, and received neither ANLTEUn nor
Chrome, Will please send receipts 10 us, and me
Journal and Chrome will be forwarded imraedi. 1.
ataly-eaid Parkinson and Blaud having return.
ed as neither names or money for subscribers TO
THE AdATRUR- tho Leading MusieAl Month.
u; subscription GncludlnH choice OF the
bearhfal Chromoa, "HAppy Hours" OF Flower
q tho Floek,O One Dollar per year. Sample
AhA7HuH, 10 cents. Addrass,
tslsw&s Oaa chcstuut st., PhiIiaSIpHis' Ps.
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The str,kers, Resolve.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-The cotton
and woolen mill employees are on strike
In Kensington, and met today and re-
solved 10 remain idle until the owners
consent to give Is per cent. advance on
the present rates. II was stated that
weavers, under the prices now ruling,
can only earn from tour TO six dollars q
yueal
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Prohiblto,Y oonxsnIion.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 2S.-The State Pro.
hibltory Convention in session here to-day
made the following nominations: For
Governor, Henry Howard, the present In
cumbent; Lieut.. Governor, W. =. 6aYlesS;
Secretary Of State, ]. n. Addeman, the
present Incumbent; Attorney General,
Edwin Metcalf Treasurer, Henry Gof.
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TEMPERANCE ACTIVITY,

Dispatches from allparts Of Ohio where
the temperance movement has been inau.
gurated report immense temperance mass
meetings and general activity. In Hills,
boro the saloon keepers threaten to re.
sumo selling in strict accordance with law.
The women's movement was organized
in Flndley today. Ill
A Gazette special from Logansport, In.
diana reports a fire OF Goodland this
morning. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
The losers were McCurry Brothers, Dry
goodS; Cutler, meal store and buildings;
Parker Brothers, hardware and buildings;
Townsend, hardware; besides smaller
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CHICAGO, Feb. 9S.-Washington's birth.
day was observed here by closing Of the
Board of Trade, and a'partial suspension
Of business. Flags are dlsdlsyed on pub
lie buildings, news paper office, etc., the
banks are opened, but the postofflce and
custom house observed the day by partial
closiug. ....
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To the Editors Of the Boston journal

To the Editors Of the Boston journal:
In the Journal OF last evening, l no
ticed number Of answers to the ApplS
Conundrau1, the Lawrence American Civ.
ing aa an answer 1903. Now think the
editor Of that paper mus: have left before
our first pdrenn got through eating, for I
make 1t 993. There were two persons In
the Garden Of Eden, and 1.s.1 apple and
the other s-1-2, making in all 99S.
FIR w
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WE infer that money is mot as plenty
as 1t might be at Wellsburg. The Her.
aid publishes this obllgIng notice in its
local columns:
I'VE are authorized by friend to bor-
row for him, say g 900, Tor one or more
years, Of Q per cent, with a mortgage on
unincumbered real estate iu WeIlsburg
worth several times the value, as secu:
ritv."
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GkegtttslIig

TEE Rev. Mr.. CRoss, Of Wellsburg, is
preaching q series Of sermons against Uni.
versalism. According to the Nsscs he
takes the ground that
"Tho removal ol the fear Of iuture pun.
ishment in the world TO come was an in
centive TO crime, and left the eyil.minded
only restrained by the fear Of temporal
inaiicnn
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oAnls, O., February %, lsA.-samuel
MArchbank was arrested this morning
and committed to jail for cutting the tel
egraph wires near DennIson, o., during
tie engineer strike in December last.
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THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE.
$45o,ooo Given Away.
aLEGAL GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
Endorsed by Government and State oalcIAs.

Good, Reliable Agents wanted everywhere, 10
whom liberal commissions will be allowed.
Single Tickets 50 80; Five Tickets Si2 0Oi
Eleven Tickets $26 90, and In each package OF
II cash prize guaranteed.
~ Money should be cent by Registered Let
terra, P. o. Order or BIprcsg. with tho full ID
dress Of the purchaser In plain writing; Order
tickets at once and avoid the great russ which
For further reformation and particulars, send
for circulars 10 tho Manager and Proprietor.
SIMON ABELES,
E5-WAS&W LKkVENWoRTH, KkNsAa
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND. February 28.-Nothlng
doing In grain on account Of Washing
TONS birthday prices unchanged from
Saturday. Petroleum-steady and un-
changed.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-No special celo.
bration Of Washington's birthday. The
public buildings and river steamers float
ed flags. The Constitutional Convention
adjourned out Of respect to the memory
Of DR.. John 0'Connor, Of Seneca, who
died on Saturday night, and committee
Of six was appointed to escort the remains
10 hia home In Titfin. Ohio.
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WANTED
a PARrN a r.

In AlIeht man uIGeturing and mercantile busi.
nees, With capital Of from I've 70 ten thousand
dollGfa. Prodis nm1ll but nnro=ean he lneTess.
Cd 70 SIS 900 and made profitable, Enquire at
this oh1ee, tele-W
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-, WESTERN UNION TEL. Co.,


following notice to the public: 9JN
WESTERN UNION TEL. Co., !
WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. 90, 1874. (
In consequence Of the great difficulty
and delay in collecting bills due for tele-
graphing, and frequent losses arising
from non.payment Of the same, and the
fact that the Manager OF every office ia
held responsible for all bills, and must
promptly remit at the end Of each month
whether collected or mott the full amount
due the Company, / am compelled, by
orders from our Superintendent to adopt
the cash system on and after March 1st,
1874. f,s5.;5=5,-i5'.ss.5s - ~ =
To those Of our customers who have
paid promptly this may at first seem un.
satisfactory, but the fact that no execp-
tons could be made without creating
dissatisfaction, will prove to them the
justness and necessity of this order.
Those who desire to avoid the trouble
Of paying for each message at the time Of
sending, can deposit with me, In advance,
o certain sum, which will be applied to
covering their business. For such parties
! will keep and render to them, at the
close Of each month, q full and detailed
statement Of their business as heretofore,
these deposits to be renewed as fast as
absorbed By their accounts.
Respectfully,
JNo. MORGAN, JR,, Manager.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
A soEDIsANT PRINCE GETS 1--WE YEARS
CONFINEMENT.

soIDIsAkT PRINCE GIFTS 1--WE YEARS
CONFINEMENT.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-A letter SAYS the Sol
disant Prince 0Stovick was condemned
TO the extreme penalty allowed by law To
I'VE years imprisonment and o fine ol
1000 francs, on charge OF swindling.
The relations Of oStovick with the press
are OF q remarkable character. By pay
Ing round sum he got an article In the
Journa! deS DEBATES on agriculture. On
last wednesday he was waited upon by
some literary agents who wanted to have
his admirable work widely circulated,
and after getting the article into lew
Journal they handed In a bill OF 1904
for personal notices. The bills were sent
TO Ostoyick OF 90 francs q line. II. Pof.
gheniohl, editor oil the CORRESPONDENCE
UHtreTSeNe wanted TO borrow 10000
francs but received only 1000. At the
moment OF arrest Of the Prince
stopping further payments. Virguantte,
editor oi Theirs official organ publicly
stated in the court that he had need Of
money and wanted 10000 francs from
Ostanick. The sum OF 5000 francs was
given and he would have had tho rest il
he had succeeded In getting Ostanick
made the Chevaler Of Legion De, Honorue.
He had tried 10 do 80, but Theirs had not
agreed. Leuis Albach, editor in chief Of
the Choche Borotoed Is down for 10000
francs, and III. Barral, who got Ostanick
into the agricultural society as successor
OF Baron Liebig, was also down for con-
siderable. 1t seems that 0stanick was ar.
rested on complaint OF a jewelcr Of Bruins.
wick who had sold him diamonds, and said
to the jeweller In court: "Itook them be-
cause you pressed me so hard 10 do SO,
and you sold me diamonds for 10000
francs which experts estimate at only
1000. You charged me 5000 francs Tor
jewels upon which I could not realize
1000 short time ago"
Marshal McMahon visited the Vendome
Column and urged the contractor to hurry
1t up as rapidly as possible, the eighth
spiral now being placed. The contractor
promised the Marshal the monument
should he entirely completed by the first
ofJupe.
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The Last of a Band OF Robbers
Killed

WnNtNoToN, N. G., Feb. 23.-steve.
Lowrey, the last survivor of the notori.
ous band of Robinson county outlaws,
WIS instantly killed In the upper part OF
Dooson county by three citizens. He was
tuning his banjo, preparatory to playing
loE some wagoners, when three shots
were fired at him, taking effect in his
head, killing him instantly.
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TO The EdItors Of Tbs Boston journal :

To the Editors Of tbs Boston Journal:
Being very attentive reader Of your
paper, l have been entertained with the
answers to the conundrum Of "How many
apples Adam and Eve ate I" Your latest
number was S9S. ! believe the following
to be the true solution:
.5s% EEs ss34 Adam. a.
sSSs........ Total.
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TIE Chicago Tribune Of Sunday quoteS
Naill active and firm inthat market et
" 70, --,...---,.. 80 ,iai
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The Apple Question.

To tho RdItOrS OF The Boston Journal:
II Eve s'1.1st and Adam sl2 would
not the whole be 1882
AuBuRNDALR.
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IPAsTLnHIAoooHHo

Tickets To all principal points In the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket Once,
In A'Lnre Honse, and st the station at Bridge
pnn. F. Z. MYERS,
dec:S General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Amusements.

To.NlGHT-TWo NIGHTS ONLY
a. Inc hEsaaS E@iSS.St Sd NS,ss.S NT9,ssdIS iNS' Fossq1
MoWADB, In his romantic and pIetIreSon ~ H..
personatlon OF RIP VAN WINKLR. Chls own
entirely now and original AdAptationI. ron
Washington lrving's beautiful LegOndGry STOW.
VMs exltaotalnaty conception and rendering 81
based upon no former representation that may
have preceded It, and hGs be0n pronounced d 10
DO unsurpassed Tor tenderness, pGthoS OF power,
and may Iustly be placed among the best ehGrae'
testzattong Of tho present dSy. Supported By q
Admission Soc, 75c and 81 90. All reserved
seats 81 90. AtRAhILTON'S OPERA HOUSE,
Ar. JAS. EITZSLAA0NS. LEsls6 and Nan.
dqtT. Seats can DO secured this day At box once
between 10 A. n. and 4P.N. f6a1
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IN AM ar lGh mONDA1, NO-
~, VE4BER 8. 1873, Trains viii leave Wheel.
ing as follows Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
wheeling 5tisEdti5rH' daily whsssS wansN51ty'' d,iiy
At....:::...G:1o y. N. Gt...........EOO a. To.
ARRIVES AT ARRryRs AZ
"65hhInRton Columbus. -. .2:40 r, T.
pGnig.....'.. S;SS q. N. sandusky.... Gasp. N.
saltmore...iO:S q. m. Sundays excepted
TT. L0UI3 EXPRESS.
HAsz-LxAyrs WEsr-rx.vs,
wheeling daily Wheeling daily
st''.;:::.:: . 'o:xo n. Et..........9 .9:66 q. u.
Washington columSus 'As EsG 1G n m
Ctty.....,... 1856 q. m. Sandusky. .lOc25 D r,
Baltimore. .lO:G0p. N.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsr-LEAYEs WEar-LEAyhs
t:s :. Us NJ %tho:lnE a.ily ,. IL.
ARRIVES AT ARRrVEs Ar
'SundayS excepted. Sundays excepted.
kast bound TrAins mako connections AZ
baltimore with usins for Philadelphia, Nov
points South.
West bound trains make direct connection for
al points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING, PIrTs'e q BAIT. DTy1sION.
EASr-LrAVEs WEhF-LKAyZa
'Whecling daily washington, Pa,
At: .:..":... .6:5S u. IN. daily at. .0:55 u. In.
Wheeling daily Washington, Pa,
at...........8:l0p y. N. daily 1t Obs u m
Sundays excepted. l'sandsys excepted
Tickets to all principal points can be psocalod
at tho Oftlc4 at the Depot
Tuos. K. SHARP,
.... Master Of Transportation
4. Q. DxVhiEs, 9an'l Agent, Wheeling.
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ASKS lEAYE ro pnosRourR.

a Paris letter says the government Of
Paris has asked permission OF the Assem-.
ply to prosecute n. Melvil Bloucauit, the
Deputy for Goodaloupe, for participation
In the Commune. Melvil Bloucauit is the
only negro in the chamber, and sits upon
the extreme left, among the extreme rad.
icais. He was Deputy Minister OF War
under Cluseret. The Assembly had taken
no action, but 1t was probable Melvll
Bloucault was fy To EngIond.
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BY TELEcRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

(By the Western Union Line,
Jhee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ItsI
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PRoBABuITTRs,

WNR DHPARTREEF,
OFFIcAoF THH CHIF SIeNAL QYRIcIR,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb, 3a.-e:00 r. 4.
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We notice that Mr.. JOHN MORGAN, Jr.,
the Manager of the Western Union Tel
egraph Office at this point, has issued the
following notice To the nnblic. 45H
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INDIAN CLAIMS,

The sub-C Committee Of House Commit.
tee on Indian Affairs 10 whom the subject
was referred recently, have agreed to re-
commend that all claims for Indian dep.
relations be turned over for adjudication
and settlement by the United States
Court for their respective districts wherein
such depredstions have been committed.
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Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Co.
&kMNNL
|NN AND AFTER MONDAY, NO
~ YE4BER 8, 1873, Trains viii leave Wheel.
ing as tolloWs-Wheeling time:
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THE U. 8. SHORT OF ENGINEERS.

To-day in the Equity Court Judge
Wylie decided the case Of Mrs. Gaines
against Caleb Gushing, continuing the in.
junction in force and directing the title
papers to remain in the land Office for the
present.
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PRAYER OF REMEdBRENCx.
GENERALLY CELRDRATRD.

Washington's birthday is more gener-
ally celebrated here today than it has
been In many years. Flags on public and
other buildings are numerous. But little
business is done in the Executive Depart
n1nnto
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n....N. y. Sopy 70 the person getting mp Cl1 b.
EosEmAssets are requested 10 act a ARents
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DECLINED.
Judge Lawrence declines to discharge
Carl Voght, the alleged Belgian mur.
dereE from arrest on the charge OF theft.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-04
OUR CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN UHURCH-EIghteenth street
between Washington and Walnut,
Preaching every third and fourth sunday
q sunday school at 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
. u y TRIMBLE, Pastor.
INSTRUMENTATION street.
Prayer meettYg, Wednesday at u .. m.
Sabbath school, 3p.m. j. n. Lansden, Bu-
perintendent. KEW. II. THAYnR, Pastor
JErHODIST.--Cor. Eighth and Walnut Bts.
preaching, Sabbath At ii An, and p. m
Prayer meeting, wednesday, n Pm; Pin,
sabbath school, .: pm. l.. W. stinwell,
aURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEpisoo-
Morning prayers. Sabbath Lon Am.
evening prayers, 7ip,m.
REV. CHAs. A. GILBERT, Rector.
.. PATHlCk'S CHUKCH--Ninth 81. and
Public service, sabbath $40 and i0i Am.
vesPeIs, pm.
sabbath School, 2 pm.
service every day, y Am.
.t., KEv. Y. j. U'HALLoRAN, Priest.
T.. JOSEpH'S CuUkCH.-(9ermAn, cor.
ner OF Walnut and Cross streets.
Mass, every sabbath at 10 O'Clock O. m.
Mas during week days, y O'Clock a. m.
..p KEW. T.. HOFFMAN, Priest.
5EhMAN LUTHERAN CHUKCH-l3th
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
preaching sunday morning At 10 o'clock.
sabbath School ct 2 o'clock p. IN.
REV. q. DuKRsCHSRR. Pastor.
IUUNu MEMS CHkisTIAN ABsoCIA-
IlUN.-kegular meeting second Monday
each month Al their room over Rockwell
n Dos h@Ok store, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u pm. at
l.. W. srrLLwEIL. President.
, ECONn MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHUhCH.-Corner Sycamore and Forty
nrst streets. Preaching Sabbsth ut ii
o'clock u. IN. and o'clock p. m.
sunday School i O'Clock y. m.
The church Is connected with the Illinois
Association, by tho First Missionary Bsp-
list Church Of Cairo.
Rev. SOLOMON LKoNARD, Pastor.
FHlCAS METHODIST.-Fou be .
tween Walnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath. II an.
sabbath School, II pm.
Class meets At D pm.
teeuth Street., between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath, Il and Q p. m.
REV. N. HICKS, Pastor.
REE WILL. BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH SCHOOL.-Corner Walnut
aud Cedar Streets.
sabbath School, 8 Am.
S1iisT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-Curry's Barracks
Services, Sabbath II an, pm. b u p. N.
REV. WV. KELLEY, Pastor.
+, INST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
-Isdsr, between Ninth and Tenth Sts.
Preaching Sabbath, lo& am. and y pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath School, II pm. John VAnbaxter
aud Mary stephens, SuperinteudeRts.
REV. +. j. sHoRKs, Pastor.
CCOND BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street, between Cedar and Walnut. Tho
only baptist church recognized by the As
ISOLATION
services, sabbath, II am. pm. and Z pm.
kvv. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.
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MOTIONS NEW-PARTY MOVE.
MENT

Washington Dispatch, MAY 90, to y. \.
Graphic.l
The new-party movement u at length
fairly under way. Some nineteen west
ern members OF congress have recently
adopted platform which they propose as
the nucleus OF a new party organif alton.
This platform runs somewhat as follows I:
~ A call for constitutional convsn-
ton TO effect several changes In tho fun
damental laws OF tho United States,
among which will be (s) the election Of
president, vice-prosidont and senators d.
rectly by the people; (b) subordlna,ing
Gil corporations TO the national govern
mont; (c) dissllowing special privileges
10 any corporation (d) adding largely to
tho AUTHORITY Of the general governmen,
In matters affecting the transportation
and trades OF the country (e) and maxi
ing such banking provisions as will allow
tho general governmental institute banks
under itH own authority.
al An mediate agitation for commit
ting congress and tho nation at once 10
tho carrying out Of the scheme OF the five
great artificial water routes recon.
mended by the transportation committee
Of the senste-that lie, the opening of the
mouths Of the Mississippi, the connection
Of tho Mississippi with the lakes, the ship
canal around Niagara, the enlargement Of
the Erie canal and the joining Of the
James river with the waters Of the Ohio
by a canal.
3D. The construction Of at least two
direct freight railways under tho author
lily Of the general government, go as TO
requisite the charges Of the main lines Of
ths country.
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A FEW GOOD REASONS:

IA New Invention thoroughly tested
and secured by Letters Patent
Make rs PERFECT Lock Stitch, al Ike
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noiselcss, and
Rapid-bcst combination OF qualities.
4.-Durable-Run for years without re.
pairs.
b.-Will do all yarities OF Work and Fancy
Stitching In a Superior manner.
Is most caisly managed by the opera
tor. Length Of stitch may be altered while
running, and machine can be threaded with.
out passing thread through holce.
T'-Design simple, Ingenious, Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use Of Co..
Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in.
slres uniform length Of stitch at any speed
Has our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement OF ncedle-bar and
prevents injury to thread.
s.-Construction most careful and fin
ished. IL il manufactured by the most skill.
ful an experienced mechanics, at the cele.
brated REMINGTON ARMORY, LION, y. !.
Chicago Office, 2S5 state street.
S2-4-2G-2m
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SECRET ORDERS.

THE MASONe.
IA % COMMANDERY, No. l8.-statcd
A aDly 1t the Asylum Masonic Hall, FIRST
ord li.ivd Mondays In each month.
h!hO COUNCIL, Ne. A.-kegulaf Convo-
cats a at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In each month.
;AIRO CHAPTER No. 7l.-Reguiar Con-
vocation 1t Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday Of every month,
sAIRO LODGE, Ne. 23T r. Il A. M.-Regl-
lar Communications at Masonic Hail, the
second and fourth Mondays OF each month.
TINE ODD-FELLOW5.
ALEXANDER LODGE, 2n-Meeh In Odd
Fellows Hall, In Arter's building, every
Thursday evening at o. clock.