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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08
FLASHES FROM THE PRESS.

Women and wine have mad falling out in Ohio
A granger grocery Is to be established at Salem,
n. j.
Aroostook Me-, sells $4,000 worth OF honey
every year.
Lots of ice in the bays and harbors OF Lake Erie,
and Ice dealers are happy.
Thirty women have been placed In charge OF post
omceS WITHIN the last two months.
anew county, to be named after Governor Abel
bert Ames, is now called Tor in Mississippi.
The flying machine, which was to have been the
eighth wonder Of the world, is lying at anchor at
Auburn, y. Y.
The Morris county New Jersey authorities re-
luse TO license hotels where pigeon-snOoting
matches are held.
central rides TO and lro on the road TO watch the
duplex business.
Miss Collins, of Moberly, NO., has been sick in
bed for thirty years, but a little adder crawled
unoer the bed clothes and snaked her out.
In ls4l Nantucket, Mass. had ninety-two vessels
employed IN whale fishing. Last week the last
vessel was sold and that city is now counted out
OF the oil business.
A number OF prominent citzeus OF New Jersey
VIII meet In B0rdentown on saturday, the 2lst
inst, for the purpose OF adopting measures Tor the
better protection OF game in the state.
vineland. Nj. the rendezvous OF woman's rights
women, wants to be made into city. The place
Is wing so rapidly that the necessity OF more
extended power to the authorities Is greatly felt
A young man in Kingston, N. H.. was led into
the water and baptized on recent cold stormy
Sunday. and In less than week he sickened and
died. his death being caused by the exposure and
consequent shock produced.
Martin Van Buren, used to say that IL was better
to walk thirty miles to see man than TO write
him letter. That has been settled by the breach
OF promise ink. which II only visible Jour days on
note paper.
The Rochester Express announces that an ar
rangement has been made between the New York
state Agricultural Society and the Driving Park
Association OF that CITY, by which the State fair il
ns ea Inc q tine once
singular case occurred near Schenectady; N
T., the other day. A locomotive struck q man on
OF last week. He was thrown a dis
lance OF nearly seventy feet and was picked up for
dead The Coroner empanelled Jury. viewed
The remains and swore two Witnesses, when the
supposed dead man revived and discouraged that
onbcal rom prosecuting hisduties and collecting
nis lees
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any owner rider driver, their horse Or h%sss a@
Or " as N q
fraudulent ,s Or foul and special provision made
sase ns
hey II the uysns
The u S w 70 maud Sr
any r Conduct nS: such snas to
dqS iSs public Also RSies q; q s. Is and III
Rg.. $40 Compromise Of Penalties. Unclaimed
o sad Vino sas
s esSsea Of se se or hns by nS
Ss Sss
0aIe SIfnSs ss1sr
s sa isves Nsonsi 1ssosiation
rsvis% eve BY s0s sad soard apsn
ShnaI hat parties % be thereby shah
when WIDEN s1eh appeal will be acted BY the oa5d Pro
Immediate notice shall have BEEN Sives 10 the
Judges Of the race of the intention appeal Notices
he decisions appsaIed per-
his horse non:psymsnt Of entrance money or ne
may deposit the amount claimed with the treasurer OF
fssteate or notice rensang relieving
ana ms horse from such penalty subject to the
RuLE Gage OF Horse-Iow Reckoned.-Un-
KyaE M1colts and Filies Equally Eligible to Enter
RULE "a Green Horse unchanged.
RULE 3o-Faces Made and mo Hour Named-"-Un-
RULE s7.-Races Made and No Distance specined.-Un-
RsLn 5s-Races Made to $50 as They Please. when
race Is made to go as they please it shall be construed
under SADDLE after the race IS no
shall be made In the mode Of going and the race
appear on the track.
RULE 60-Maches Made Against Time. -Unchsneed
noLk oA-horSes sold with Engagements-Unchanged
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ANOTHER BOLD ROBBERY.
A Steam Trading Boat Gone Through
by an Organized Band-Eight Persons
on Board Bound and Biindfolded.

From the New Orleans Pcayune, Feb. 81
From DR.. w. 1. Jordan, planter Of MOrehouse
parish, who has just reached the city, we learn the
particulars of a most outrageous act Of piracy,
committed in that parish last Friday evening.
1t appears that the steamer Ellen D.. which left
here some months ago, fitted out for q trading ex-
petition by Messrs. Krantzfass 4 Gerson, was tied
up at Point Jefferson, on Beuf River, during the
greater part Of last week. They had been doing a
pretty good business, and felt satisfied with the
result.
ON Friday however, Just before dark five men,
whom none OF the traders had ever seen before,
came aboard at nearly the same time. Some OF
them had crossed the river. others had ridden
down to the Landing by different approaches; no
two arrived together, yet all arrived within the
space OF fifteen minutes.
They were handsomely dressed good-looking
men in every instance. and there was striking
air OF intelligence and refinement about them.
With the exception OF this prevailing similarity,
they seemed TO be quite unknown to each other,
bent on entirely independent errands, and only
assembled thus by the most unaccountaple
OF accidents. They were sitting or stand
ing about, as all customers on trade boat are
in the habit OF doing. one, particularly
pair OF boots; another was rejoicing In new hat;
others were contemplating different purchases,
and everything seemed to be going on as usual.
ana said, in low, clear tone, "Shall we?' and in
stantly the other four started to their feet.
their pistols were drawn, presented at the heads of
the clerk, salesman, pilot and engineer OF the hap
less boat, and the aconic but suggestive command
was gwen, Squat
1t was done like lightning. Before those unsus-
pecting traders quite comprehended the state OF
things they were tied, blindioded and lying help
less on the moor. The five elegant looking gentle
men then proceeded below, where the four deck
hands were subjected to similar operation.
Alter this the real business OF the day commenced
1t transpired that the five gentlemen knew each
other quite intimately, Tor they laughed and talked
IN the pleasantest possible way While they went
through the sales and the STOCK OF goods, taking
all the money about $1,000, and such of the goods
as were at once valuable and portable. Their Sc
iectlons IN the latter, which, by the way, evnced
the greatest judgment, amuonted to $500 and up
wards.
Alter accomplishing all this with a neatness and
despatch quite remarkable the party made of at
great rate and were far advanced on their road
when assistance came to the disconsolate victims
on board the Ellen ID.
All sorts OF speculations are said to be rife con-
corning the I'VE mysterious strangers; but little is
known beyond the fact that nobody about Point
JEFFERSON ever saw them before, or has seen them
since III Is supposed by some that they are rag-
ment OF the famous Coy band OF Missouri though
This appears to be nothing more than conjecture.
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NOTES FROM BOSTON.
The Sumner Battle-Flag Matter in the
Massachusetts LeEisIature-One of
Agassiz's Last Letters.


Massachusetts LexisIature-One OF
Agassiz's Last Letters.
BOSTON, Feb. 8, 1874
The question OF whether or not the ofncal snub-
bng OF Senator sumner by the Legislature of 1872
shall be allowed stand recorded and transmitted
to posterity Is just now attracting considerable at
tention in Massachusetts. 1t will be remembered
that during the last session OF Congress the dis
tingulshed Senator introduced measure providing
for the removal Of the names OF the victorious
Union battles from the national battle Tags
and also the erasure OF the victorious
naval engagements from the Official records
OF the country. The probable motive
was to get rid Of all standing evidences OF the late
war that would be likely to engender feelings OF
anger mortifcation on the part Of the van
pushed rebels. At about the time OF this action
on the part of Mr.. Sumner an extra session OF the
Legislature was called to provide means for the
sufferers by the great Boston fire. and the occasion
was Improved 10 administer to the venerable Sem
ator severe rebuke Tor what they termed "a gross
insult to the brave soldiers and sailors who saved
the country and the government Strong speeches
were made against him. and finally a resolution or
censure was put through by very respectable
majority. This action created considerable feeling
in the community. and the legislators were gen.
orally denounced and the act and motives OF Mr..
sumner almost universally defended. During the
time which has interviewed
THE ABsURDIrY OF THE CENsURE
or the Senator has become more apparent, and the
present Legislature now finds itself loudly called
upon TO undo the rash proceeding OF its predeces-
sor. Hundreds OF penrions with thousands and
thousands OF signatures appended, have come in
askfng that the obnoxious resolve be rescnded and
all official record OF 1t wiped out Tor ever and ever
These various petitions nave been referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations, and there
will be series OF public hearings on the mat
ter, which VIII probably be fruitful OF some lively
speeches. There is not much doubt but the obnox-
ious resolve Will be expunged rom the legislative
records.
ONE OF AGASsIZ'S LAST LETTERS.
That the late Professor AgassiZ was conscious OF
his failing strength from too close application TO
his business is indicated by private letter which
he wrote to friend In England a few days before
he was stricken down. al am down again." he
said; lat least l feel unable to exert myself as
usual and such feeling in the beginning OF the
working season is dsheartening. When l last
wrote had strong hopes OF an easy summer with
my family ana confidently expected to be able to
pass greater part OF the winter in Europe. Now
that hope Is gone. have my hands full with adj
ministratve duties and responsibilities, and
science and friends must sufYer.u
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DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER.

on Thursday last there died al No. 40 Fifth
street, between First avenue and avenue A, l.
Louis, at the extreme age Of 100 years. 2 months
and IL days. Louis was born in Paris November
"A, 1897, and early enlisted under the banner OF Ma
poeOn l., and served with him in many memorable
battles and marches, Waterloo Ansterlttz and
Moscow being among the number. the OLD soldier
was buried on Friday last, and has lett behind him
Q widow over eighty years OF age and destitute.
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T r o T TIN G..
The Amended Bylaws, Rules and Regulatic ~
Of the National Association,
IMPORTANT CHANGES m.Dr

The following the amended ,o.
and regulations OF the National w.o,.," 49,
citation. made by the Trotting uonorsss which
,, 80 .'s ".', "A-" "00e ~ IfAe Everett House,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER & co,

NOAH WALKER & co,
The Celebrated Glothiers of Baltimore
Announce the Introduction of plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER.
T" which they call speciaI attention. Ther will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT,
and full lice Of samples their men stock
OF C!oths, C"ssi'meres, COaIiEss, Shirtings, &c,
thus enabling parties in part of the country to
order their Clothing and Srrts direc. FROM them
with the certainty Of receiving garments of
The Iery Latest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
sttalnNble- Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to my part -! the country. As is well haown
throughout the Southern States they have for Forty
three ears eGCcIIed III all departments of the ir
businrss, which IS substantial guarantee TO Ihe
character of t!e Goods they will send out. large
and well assorted stnck of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ni~sys on hand, together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including al! the latest novelties in deaign, md
AT POPCL4R PRICES
When Goods sent per Express G. o. D. there
Will he n" colt ction Charge amounts of S2G and
oyer. Hues tor cell me sureIu-nt &amrlcs Of
Go"dS n'-d Price Iist free application. The
t"ut'"n OF the Trace il invited to whUiesale le
Departing ut, which is lways kept up tue big
5!eLd&rd-
NOAH WALKER L CO,
Msnuiacturer. and Dealers in Mems and Boy's
Clothing Ead Furn !ahInr G Guuds. either
ready Hi"de or made 10 order.
1jj aud iGI baisimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
A;.riI l. 1871.
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"A Certain political speaker closed an
address in behalf of his party with the follow
ing peroration Build worm fence around
q winters supply of summer weather; skim
the clouds from the sky with teaspoon !;
catch a thunderbolt in a bladder; break
hurricane to harness ground sIuice an earth
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

E3-The following gentlemen are duly au.
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
sCRIPTIoN for the Esprit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. Observation-Disclosures.
john p. Harrisburg.
CHAs. R. LEE-Berryv2ie.
JOEL w. RoBERTs-4 4Hiddle,ray.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-DgtfeEds Depot.
JAS. w. BARNHARr- L;nionttHe
NJ. W. BURR-Browm's Shop.
E. II. RoBERrs-KearneysciW
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leeto.0n.
JoHN ". DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

AN Act to provide for the opening and keep
ing in repair the county roads
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of Vest
TIrGinid
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BALPIMoRE CARDS.
PIANOS.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMICMs
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,

Were awarded to CHAs. NJ. STIEFF, for the beat
PIANO. IN competition with all the leading
Manufacturers of the country.
OFFICE AND wARERooMs.
No. 9 ~ Liberty Street, Baltimore, Nd.
The superiority of the Unrivalled stief Piano
Forte, is conceded by all who have compared it
others In their New Grand Square Scale, Il Oc-
taVes the manufacturer hss succeeded in making
the most perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices will be found rcasoaable as consistent
with thorough wUrkmauship
large GssurtInen. of Second Hand Pianos ALWAYS
on hand, from S75 to $500.
We are agents for the celebrated Burdetl Cabinet,
PATlor and Church Organs, aI styles and prices to
suit every one, guaranteed to be fully equal any
Send for Illustrated Cata loeue, containing mes
of over sou Suutheruers, (5nO of whom are Vir-
ginians, eco North Caroliuisns. I50 East Tennes-
seeaus, and others thrOug the South. who have
bought the stIcf Piano aimee the close of the
April $, 1878.
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GtlRCULATIHG LGRRARY.-To accommodate
~ the reading community, hsve reduced the
price to 10 cents per week in advance Any Rook
TO read for that SUN. GEO T IIG9T
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

II statei aided by the benevoIence ofindividuAls,
societies, aud other institutions.
Five Departments of Instruc tion-Literary, Sci
entidc, gricultural, Military and Engineering
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
In charge of a large Faculty of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TRRa b.gins Sept. 4th WNTLR, DsceEa-
Der 1. SPRING, March %.
CoHMESckMEHT. June l9. 1873.
Total expenses from 8 l50 to $3.50 per year.
Less to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars,
TO ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
Morrantown w Va July o. 1872
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C1GARs.-The very beet Cigar. sold in town md
- at prices from SC to I5c each. Eocheap or am
aged stock on hand Will selI by the Box at a dis
count GEO T HIGHT
REYSoLDs' PiIlr, and all other patent medi.
~ cin"s cold nv GEO.T. LIGHT.
August IL, 1873.
AMPS; Lanterns and Lamp Goods just recei--
- ed and for sale by GEO. T LIGHT.
pARLoR LAMPs.-Half dozen pairs splendid
Psrior Lamps for sale by
Nov. II. 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT.
pRESENTS for every one, TO be found at
pec.l6, 1873. GEO. T. LIG HTS.
AMPS the best and chespest-for sale hy
- Dec. : 1873. GEO T LIGHT.
SAGE-Prre Ground Sage, for sale by
- Dec ,. 1878. GEO. T LIG HT.
SALTPETRE-Pure saltpetre and common salt.
petre for sale by GEO T LIGHT.
0t PAlSTi Gs-genuiue-fcr saIe by
~ Dec = 1913 GEO T. LIGHT.
ERoUSD PEPPER-purs-toIa by
VI Deep, 1873. GEo:T. LIGHT
SHOE Polish, French Blacking, Glycerire Lo-
Dec 2.ls73. GEO. T. LIGHT.
" offer nothing but the beat of artirles-have
or can supply the common kind if desired.
Dec. 2 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
TO FARMERS and OIACRSisTs. have Just
L received a prime article of Lubricating Oil,
which we are selling at 60 cents per gallon
W. s. MASON.
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Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

C1SFHCtCtJSo oyFOpS u 1FOCCCCS
ed Solution of the PrOtODide of
the character of an dLinlelst, as
easily digesteGI and dSSin1iIdte6
fCitIE the blood as the simplest
food. 1T increases the quantity
of Natures OtU7I Vit0lisin0
agent, IRON I'm the blood, and
cures "0 thousand ills, !" simply
byTOni1J Np, p,IlUiDOratiaD and
VitdIi=i1ID the System. The en-
3'iched d1IG Uit0LiSeL blood per-
s1ieates eUery part of the body,
repairing damages and qUdste,
eeorcAimg. out morbid secre-
ttOnS, and teGUing nothing for
disease to feed 1LDOn.
This is the secret of the 1CoJ1-
derfWL success of this remedy In
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhna, Boils, Nervous usAGections,
Chills and Fcvers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating in
q bad state of the blood, or oc-
cOmpanicCI 6y debility or q IOiO
state of the system. BEING free
from 4lcohoL, in any form, its
energisiH0 effects are not fol-
totCet by corresponding 3'eac-
ttoIt, 6itt are permanent, inftE-
sing strength, UigOT, and 1lelU
tUe into all parts of the system,
ana 0uttdtItg ttp an IRON Con-
Stitution.
Thousands hare been cho,,oetE
By the aSse of this remedy, from
SUeHE.. SiCb.EH Suf;eri,,S r.ory
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/ AID. ES' Particular ATTIC ti"n il called to the
~ magnificent stock Of MILLINERY GOODS at
GOidsmith's Twin Fronts. a il the rcer of
Store 10 ia prepared tor the exhibition nd Fash
iOnRble MIlHner is in constant attendance. The
styles the very INtest and perfect tiy beautiful
Prices less than could be inns gined
69-Call early and max your selections.
October !, 1873.
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MES W. BUTT,

Chariestown, w. Va.
fOSTlNuES TO execute every variety of work in
~ his line and will undertake nd com plcte con-
trects In the shoEtrst possible space of time By
Promp'ness, reasonable Charges aud gocd work
manshlP, he hopes to merit y tinuAnce nf public
patronage Orders left toe ''Spirt'' Office will
receive prompt attention.
October %, lSI3-6m.
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THE next Session will commence on Monday
L September sh. 1918.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for 4 thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and Organ,
will be Afforded. ParticuIar attention will be paid
to Musc. and pupils will be required to play at the
Musical Sorees, when the friends of the pu pills
nave an opportunity to judge of their Progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as we'll as
By private lesson.
For Terms, &c. apply to the PrinciraI.
August II, 1878. Mas. A. NJ. FORREST.
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Sputit Of gefferson,

CharIcstOWn, Jerer.On COanty. Ws.s Va.
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Drugs
Drugs
gRyGs, HEDIGIaES kND CiGEM!cALs,
PATENT MEDICINES,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA rIoXERY

SCIUUL HVUhS AND STA IIIlNERY,
embracing al ot the popular and -eIiabIe re-
Enedee, aud alec the latest Novels and finest kinds
OF Stationery.
lc- As the quality Of Medicines ia always of the
greatest lmpOrta nee both the Ph ysiciar and his
PatieatP, We maze it cUnstant care to secure
hume but the ?urest Meicines, and by his long cx.
pe6ience in the retail business he il prepared TO
fill Physicians Prescript;ons and Com pound Medi-
cnes rcordInS to the latest aud strrtcst rules of
Pharmacy The public can confidently rclv on
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared n: all hours of the day and night
N B.-I take this occasion o return nv eiicere
thHnks for the very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community and tn express my grateful
acknOw wIedgment of tHr high appreciation of my
fellow cItizens nf etfnriE them trusting
that may be able IN the future to render entire
satisfaction 10 all ko may with their sup
port and confidence GEO T. LIG RT.
February 20, 1872.
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TUESDAY MORN1NG. JANUARY %, 1874.
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
Chariestown, West Virginia.

More.ntown. W. Va, July %, 1872.
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Spirit Of yefferso'r.
PUBLIsHED wEEKLY,
BY JOHN W. DALGARN.
OFFICE In "LEE HALL" BUILDING.

TRIMS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pauer
will be furnished to subscribers at 81 so per
annun, in Advance.
When not paid strictly in Advance, s., 90
will positively be charged.
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H. The county court Of The county nav
authorize the surveyor Of any road precinct
therein to hire 80 many laborers as. with those
liable to work on the roads in such precinct,
and the money applicable thereto will suffice
to put and keep the county roads and bridges
therein in good order, and open and make such
new county roads and alterations as may be
ordered by proper authority. The court may
also authorize him to purchase powder for the
removal of distinctions in the roads and
tools and implements to be preserved and
transferred from one surveyor to another, as
thu court may direct. The surveyor shall re.
turn particular account, on oath, of all ez-
penses so incurred. as also of the expensss of
Olacin0 and l.. L.. ,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-01
Ladies' Memorial Association.

The Memorial Day MAY 10y falling
this year Cd Sunday. the ladies of the
Memorial Association have determined
to observe Thursday. the 7th. The fol.
lowing committees have been appointed
Church Yards. sbyterian--Mrs.
John Mckenzie. Baptist--Mrs. r.
Swaffield. St. Peter's-Mrs. Coleman
Walker. Lutheran Miss Wilbur. Tri.
nity-Mrs. Fl. S. Thompson. Wash.
ington StreetIMrs Samuel Beard.
Hebrew-Mrs. l.. T. Levin.
Confederate Enclosure at E2mwoot
Cemetery. w. *. Bachman, Mrs.
John Bacon. Mrs. r. g. Book, Mrs. J.
p. Southern. Mrs. J. Is. Palmer, Mrs.
W. 81. Gibbes. Mrs. Geo. Howe. Jr.,
Mrs d. B. Darby, Mrs. r. G. Fleming,
Mrs. @. NJ. Cordes, Mrs. D. Oambrill,
Mrs. W. G.. Chlds. Mrs. G. E. Reed,
Mrs. J. II. Kinard, Miss LaBorde,
Mrs. Haskell, Miss Carroll. Miss G.
Ssibels, Miss Shand, Miss Preston, Miss
Morris. Miss Marshall, Miss Parker,
Miss Pope, Miss Ray, Miss Elmore,
Miss Faber, Miss Moore, Miss thinner.
man, Miss G. Walker, Miss E. BarnweIl,
Miss Sutphen. Miss Muller, Miss Nc.
Master, Miss Adams, Mics nj. e.
Walker, Mrs. Mobley,' with the officers
of the Association, Mrs. J. Il. Darby,
President. Miss Martin, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Graoes al Etmrood Cemetery Outside The
Enclosure. Mrs. Annie DeSnnssure,
Mrs. F. W. McMsster. Miss Seibels,
Miss Fannie Brown, Miss Mckenzie,
Mrs. Aiphonse Dargan, Mrs. W. D.
Peck' Mrs. J. s. Wiley. Mrs. D. B.
DeSaussure. Mrs. r. O'NeaIe, Miss
Kate Crawford. Mrs. @. Fl. Mauson.
In Memory Of Mose on Distant BnfQt
FieIds.-Cemeteries-Mrs. Norton. Mrs,
Wariug. Temple-Mre. @. r. Bryce.
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Ponds Extract affords immediate re.
lief in all cases OF acute pnin. This is
strong language. but the experience OF
twenty-five years attests it's truth. Try
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