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neuen &eQierunQ III trcten.

neuen &e9ierung 3u trcten.
Berlin, 2. San. &aiier g9ilbelm
1o9te in elmer GrtuieOerung ouf oie ibn1
oargebro6ten Gliid>uiin16e sum- neuen
Sabre, OoB i'm Dor ollen Die 6ortoouer
bes TrieOens in europa NIT elmer boDeu
Genu9tDuung erfii1e uno oob bes oie erte
Pfli6t Ocs ocutl6en &ailerrei@s 1ei> oic-
len Tric0cn 51 crboltcn.
Berlin 2. San. Sn Tol9e oes um=
Itonoes> Oob Oos 9c9cn @rofeu 9(rnim
aus9e1prodene l1rtbeils in 98iener=3ei=
tunsen bereits cnise 9tunoen Dor ieiner
&unomo dung perDHentlibt worben mar,
lit 9c9cn 9ti6ter Jcid cine 9is,iplinar=
l(nterlu6un9 ein9eleitct poroen. @err.
9}ei6 >par> in oicl cm Yrose1je porl itenoer
9}i@ter 1mo min man ouf bie1e QYei1e er-
mitteln> luer cigentli6 an oielem Yerrot6e
ocs NmtsgtDcimnilles 51ulo lit.
Berlin, 2. San. Die Girculornote
oes Tiiriten 8ismortt pom II. Suni 1872,
pel6e in Der @ebcimlikuu9 bcim YroSelle
9(rnims perle1en porben, conltotirt 6a6
elm neuer bon ber N}ojoritdt ocr euro+
pail6cn @onOerdne ni9t onerfannter
Yaplt oufbDren >uiir0e, elm Yop1t su
iein. 9erelbe lpiroe Die Gteluug zines
Bll9pfs einnebmcn, >pelher obne bic
3ultimmung ooer Die 9eltdti9ung 1einer
&e9ierung ernannt 1T.
9on oon 2. San. 9}atb elmer III ber
bieli9en uSimes" entbaHenen N}a6ri6t
boben Die Ne9ierun9eu bon Oe1terrei6
gel9len uno Der G9tpeis ltrenge 0foB=
re9eln 9egcn cine Ginfubr bon omerifas
ni16en> bon Dem Colorado Safer an
gefedten &artolfeln in ibre Qdnoer er=
griffen.
9l 0 m> 2. SSanuor. @oeben lit cine
pdpitlibe GncDlico befonnt 9emobt mor=
ocnL Die fit bos SaDr 1875 oos 9elpDbn4
lide Subil0um befonnt mo0t. 9arin
miro Die olle 25 Sabre ii6libe 9robortigc
Teicr on9eoronet unO ale Gbrilten auf9e-
for0ert in iDrem 9Qto9sleben enen
@tillitono eintretel1 5u lollen, I'M ]i6 inn
Glauben 5u ftdrfen uno bur0 g8obltbd=
ti9teits>uerte @tdrfe 81 1anmcln INT
ibre Yll9erfobrt na6 Der Gtui9teit 9liidlib
1u pouenoen.
bon,5. Sanuor. Ser Berliner
"@sri9tsbof fir tir@li@e Mneele9enbei=
ten" bat bQs urt5eil 9efdQt, boB 8i1dof
W{artin BON Poberborn leines 9(mtes
entlebt meroen ion.
IS abrenb bic fotboli1@e
Stride our@ Die >pa6lenoe Gntl9eioen-
beit friiberer lauer @lcmente INNER mcbr
geminnt, 1nuB Der proteltantilbe u&ei9s=
bote" 9eitebenL oab BON leiner STRIDE
rporausli6tli6 Elm 9rDberer She'll bes
Volfes 1td gang l0sl ld9en" tpiro.
9er9c Gear &5cjnie ~ t in Sa.
rocin, Der gcgenpropl ltRubccsad Die 9roBe
Grcommunicotion ouslpra6> lit ouf oen
Sefeb( 0es Ober=Y YrQ ]ioenten aus oerYro=
pin5 POien perluiel len uno unter 8epa=
dung iiber oie @ren5e 9el@offt tuoroeu.
y 0 e II, 9. 0e5br. Ser inboftirte
9r. @obtopsti >purbe liob=
Dem oerlelbe auf mcbrmolige Muforoe=
rung Die Yrooin5 ni6t perliek beute
our6 poli5eili@e 8epa@un9 per 8abn
llber Die @ren5e Der Yropirs Yolen ae=
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81 orio, 2. San. GineTlottille bon
lpanil6en &rie9sl6ificn 1T aus Gartbo=
9eno na6 Marleilles ob9ele9elt> I'M SS0=
mig slfons na6 @panien 5u brin9cn, Ser
bb9f lpabr16cinliD in Solenca lanoen
wir0.
paris, 9. Sonuor. &6ni9 Mlfohs
bat orf 9lnlu6en Der Yrin5ellin 9corn
Wlonai alien Gurlllten eine poll1tQnoiQe
9(mneitie 9cluaDrt. Ser &Dni9 ponYcl9ien
6ot&0ni9 9(lfons telc9ropbi19 1cinc@liid=
pllnl9e ll6ermittelt. Ser papltli6e 9}un=
thus BON Yaris bot bcute ben pon&0nig
Mlfpns pom Yoplte er6etcnen Ge9cn er=
bolten.
50 on> .. San. No6 oen III Sen
Gonooner 3eitungen entboltcncn No6=
ri6ten 19eint es teinem 3>peifel alt UNI
terliegen> oab olle europdil6en Md9te
&Dnig 9lfons lofort onerfennen peroen>
1obalo feline Sc lon0ten an Ben perl6ie<
ocnen 90fen be9laubi9t iein perben.
2onoon, 9. San. Nocb enem aus
8oyonne eingeloufeuem Especial Sele=
9romm bat Die Sbonbefei9ung oes So
ni9s 9llfons alls Pldne berGarli 1ten 9(u=
flibrer Oereitelt unO ibnen tlor oemo6t,
ooB es ibnen unm09li6 1T, Son Carlos
aui ben Sbron 5u 1eben. Sic 9e1 1ertionen
neDmen in ben 9fei1en Der Gorlilten tdq=
li6 mcbr ii6erbono uno lire. an9e lebcnlten
Siibrer le9en Die g8oHen nieoer, 10 6ob
Der 9lufitauO otld6li0 elm Gnoe bat.
9unoon 2. San. 9}a9 einem i'm
bieligen Gorli lten=8ureau ein9eloufenem
Sele9ramm ous Dem 9ouptquorter in
D}oerio fat 0ie Protlomation 0e5 Yrin=
sen 9ufons sum &0nig BON @panien in
Der @ituatian feline 9len0erung berpor=
9erufen. Sn Der Gorli lteu=9(rmee bobeu
feline 9elertonen itott9efunoen> i'm &C.
gentDeile Der plDbli0en umj6pun9
lire @ad)e 9eltdrtt unO Die 9}ei1en ibrer
Mnbdn9er 9c16wd9t.
Yaris, 3. San. Gs miro beri6tet,
Stolcn untcrbon0le nit Den u6rioen
0}d@tcn I'M elm 9emeinlames Ser 9ren
nit 8e5u9 ouf @panien 81 er5iclen.
Ser oeutl6e @elanote> Tiirf bonn So
benlobe> bat ben 9er5og Sc Cages in
aenntniB seiebt> oob 0eutidlonb bereit
lei Nlpbonlo als &0ni9 bon @ponien
90 q brio> 8. San. Cine 0eputa=
ton, an 6eren @pite ser neue N}arine~
mini ter N}arquis De Moulins, fat l6
no6 Gorta9ena be9eben, UNI bon bort an
Soro beg iponil6en 9ampfl6iffes ugn=
moncia" na6 Marieilles 5u foDren uno
ben &6ni9 Nlfonio na6 @panien su BE-
3lelten. Ser nelle &Qnig miro in 8orce=
iona lonoen. Son bort be9i6t ct lib
no6 Moorio> no Die Gta5t6ebDroe lid)
auf oen 9lan5en5cn Gmpfon9 oes &0nigs
Opr6ereitet
8oponne> 4. San. Morl6au Ger
rono polllrtc Gam tag Die frons1|li16e
Sren5e bel urour. @r scoentt, >uie pcr=
autet, na@ Pari&> ipdtsr no9 Serlin 5u
]eben.
paris 5. Sanuor. 9lQe @robma6te
)aben ibre Yertreter in MQorio ermQ0<
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8eim gu 1ommentritt Set Qeois(otur
BON 2ouiliana 1T am 4. Son.ein @emalt<
ltrei@ por9efommcn, tpic i'm un1er 2ono
bls6er mod ni6t 9cieben fat. g(G9emein
beillrdtete mon crnj jtlide Nu6efDrlnoen
bel oieler Gjele9enDeit. Q(Qe S6iren 6es
Gtootsboules bis ouf cine, ,poren per-
rie9clt un0 Derborifo0irt. 9os @5ebQu0e
ielblt un0 Die nabelie9enoen @troBen tpo-
ren nit elmer Itarfen 45pliSei1no1t be5ebt.
9tur lpl6cn muroe Ser 3utritt 9e1tottet,
Die BON ocn @eluolt9obern NIT einem
Nole Der leben luoren, ooer 1i6 ols W}it=
9licoer Der @eiek9ebung le9itimiren
tonnten. Sin Ge9iment 8unoestruppen
porooirte auf 8efebl bes Generals emory
our6 Die @trab ben Ser @toot uno itellte
1ib bonn in ser gdbe oes @tootsbau5es
ouf Mubcroem itonben nod oGtsebn=
bunoert N}onn unter Sen Moffen> o,f sen
gSlnt berelt> jeoen NerIu9 81 elmer &c.
polte i'm Seine gu erltiden.
s(ls Der Glerf oes lektcn 9(b9eoronctcn=
boules gum Namensaufuuf l1ritt Gfono
es (i6 oab BON Ben Ill Mitslieoern
102 an>pel leno maren. @ofort tpurOe
Damn 6er 9lntrag 9eitelt, Sen @errn 8. 81.
@ilb sum- tempordren Norli ber gu maiden
Wilb mar bis GUT letten Mo6l Mapor
ocr @toot 9felu=Orleans, lit ols 9runo=
1abtreuer 0emotrat ol9en1ein befannt,
uno bic oen1otroti16en 2e9islaturmit=
mit9lieoer batten i'm am @onnto9 i'm
Caucus einitimmi9 5u ibrem Ganoiooten
fir bas @pre6eromt auser1eben. Ser
9(ntrog >uurOe on9enommen un6 6err
9Bilb becilte lid BON Dem ibm on9ebo=
tenen Pol ten Be1ib 5u ergreifen.
9ie1en Soup" bottcn Sic &epublfo=
ner offenbar nidt erlportet. Gs ent1tono
cine fllr6tbare Nufregun9 uno cine 3eit=
lang id)ien es ols Of bic 5ibung I'M
16rcdli6ten 9ur9einan0er Elm jdbes
Gnoe nebmen ,per6e. Gs 9elang jeoo1
6em @errn @ilb 1i6 @eb0r su erl6af=
fen, uno er berubi9te bie republifonil diem
Dfit9licoer bur6 Die feierli9e Derji9e=
rung, bob er obne &iidl li6t ouf Yartei
o6cr 9outfarbe Sic PFi9ten ieines gmtes
vIlNp| ""o "''puI1NNlND uuSuuVU lUelut.
9(ls nun Die 2e9islatur Ib or9anilirt
botte, iteQte es lib beraus bob Die 9er
mofroten cine NlajoritQt ban 3 @tim=
men 9otteu. 9orilber 9erietben Die &e=
publifoner in Mutb, uno als bic Mufre=
9ung ibren @ipfelpuntt errei6t BATE er=
1hien pl0blid General Sc Srobriano
init elmer elbtbeilun9 be>uoifneter 8unoes=
1oloatsn im @ibungslaale un0 erfldrte>
er babe bonn @ouperneur Sellog9 Den
Muftrag erbolten> Die flint neu5u9ela1lc=
men W}it9lieoer BON ibren @iben 81 ent=
fernen. @pre6er g8ilb le9te gegen 6iele
8er9elualti9ung Protsit Elm un6 bie BE-
treffenoen Dfit9lie0er ertldrten, lie mir
ben nur Der @e>palt ,uei6en. Sc Sro=
bria,lo CAB 0ann 1einen Gol0oten Sen
YcieDl, Die ~WioerIpdnltigc 5u er9reifen
uno 1lntcr Dem feierliden Yrotslc oIer
oemofrotil 6en Nlit9lic0er uuroen lie
fort9el9leppt. -
@e9en bielen 9elualtlomen Ginsrif in
Sic &e9te oes Woltes erbebt li@ oller|
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9>oaooeron, g. 1enp u.s. s1eooonpnr 1875.

Orten ein @Grei ber Gntrii flung. gSir
ge6en bopon Die folgenbe Yrpte1te
vNn @r. Grccllen5 Il. g. @ront> ErQli=
oent ber Ser. @tooten.
SIM Namen Ser TreiDcit uno oller
Sreunoe Der Treibeit in, umfong ser
Wer. @taoten protel ltire i1 bicrmit feicr=
li@ 9egen bos Werf fobren oes Ser. Gtao=
ten Militars om 9eitri9en Sage, inocm
es oos Capitol beiette uno NIT @e>uolt
Mlt9lieoer Der &jelcb9cbun9 uno Den cr=
mdbltcn @pre6er oes 9au1 1es pertrieb
fcrner prote1 1tire i6 9egen sic our6 1ein
oireftes 9elpoltlames Gin1 1drciten erfol9tc
Sr9onilotion ocs 9ollles. S9 beltdtige
por Dem 9on5cn omerifoni11cu Goltc>
oob oos Nerfobreu bes Scr. Gtooten
WRilitdrs am geltri9cn Sage oie republic
toni16en Sni ititutionen bie1cs freien Gan,
Ocs pernibtet.
(9es.) S oD. 90 Gnerp."
Sn Mnbetradt 0ob ber 5ur 3eit bos
9epartcment Y}iilorri befebli9enoe &C.
neral @beri0on unterm 4. San. an sen
&riegslecretair 8e1tnop elm Selegromm
gelonot bat, in >uel9em er ongiebt ooB
Die gep0lferung BON 2oui liono &o6e 9e<
gen ale 9elebli6e MutoritQt 16nauhe uno
Moro uno Nerbre1en 9utbeiBt> uno 6o er
Die 9cpe16e per6ffentli6t fat 10 balten
Die unter5ei6neten es fiir lire 8fi6t
Dem ge1ommten Nolfe bon 9(merifo al
erflaren bob oiele Be19uloisunsen un=
peroient unbegriin6et uno fall l|6li6 lino>
uno ooB lie feinen onberen effect boben,
ols Die Snterelicn corrupter Yolitifcr su
f0rocrn lpelde in Sic 1em Nfoment Ben
auberlten @erlu6 mo6en> lire Mo1t inn
Staatc 2oull lana 5u befeiti9cn.
(9e5.) g. S. Yer9e>
Cr5biidof BON Ne,u Orleans.
S. 9. g4ilmer, 81 il0of bon 2oui5ona>
Sames 6. @utbeim Yofor am Ginoi=
Sempel S. 6. &eeuer, 8i1 1dof ber M}e,
tboollt blldofli3cn &irde i'm @i0en
III. a. m.
W ibin9ton, 4. San. @ecretdr
6ilD Dot BON Sen. Gui@in9 ocm omerit.
@elonoten in N}aorio> ei>1i9e &obcloepc=
i@cn erbolten. General Gu1bin9 bat Muf=
tro9 betomn1en, Sic Qlnerfcnnun9 ocs
neuen&6nigs ni6t 5uiiberi itiir5el, oogegen
benz neuen 0}initerium 10 bolo ais m6g<
li6 Die amerifonil l1en Gnt19Qoi9ung5=
anlprii6e ous Mnlob Ser Nir9nius Sin
gele9enbeit por5ule9en uno ouf einen
ibnelen Nusglei6 5u 0rin9en. General
Gulbing ion i6on bon ol(em 9(nion9e an
iebr be itimmte Sni itruftionen befommen
uno bis iebt MIR in Tol9e Ser 19panfen=
ben Sage in Mabrio nod feinen Qlb19luB
perlongt babe. Prdlioent Grant bot ]ei=
mem @tootslccretdr 9luftra9 ertDeilt> BON
nun an feline 369erung mebr Su 9etotten.
pbila 5 elp ; a. 8. San. Sic 5Soir=
bin Yres6iterianer Sir9e lpel0e an
2ebigb Q(ue. lno 5. Gtreet erbout puroe
fat Dem @turmwino ni1t Wibcr1tono
leiiten tDnnen un0 lit 5ulommen9eltiirst.
Mtbens, g., 6. San. Gol. W. So
neS poQ5og beute Den 9lnfal!f oes bier
uSournol" uno miro es pon
jebt an ols Oemot. Ylatt berousgeben.
- Sic Nepfcl=Grnte in Gonnec=
ticut i'm Sabre 1874 loQ 100000
mertb seluelen iein. J
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LITTLE ROCK
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
The Most Complete, Thorough and
Practical Institution in the
Country.
Located in Martins Block, Corner
OfThird and Main Sts., Little
Rock, Arkansas.

TNllS Institution offers superior facilities
l. for preparing young AID middle aged
men and women for the counting room. and
for the management Of business and financial
affairs.
The full Commercial course as presented In
the Preparatory, Theory. Actual. Business
and Banking Departments OF the College en-
braces critical instruction to those who NAV
require it. in Reading. Spelling and Arithme-
tie Book -Loeping. by Single and Double En-
Try aS applied 10 business pursuits Of every
description Business Pcnmcnship. CONNER
cial Calculations, Mercantile orrespondcnces.
Detection of Counterfeit Money. Lectures on
the Science of Accounts. Business Activities.
Organizations. Economics. Business Forms
Business Customs and Etiqucttcs, Commercial
Law, Finance and the General Laws of Trade.
TERMS:
(Pdgoble in ddrance)
Life Scholarship, full Commercial
Course, $50 90
Full Course In Telcgraphing. by
sound and paper, 10 90
Special Discounts rW be mads 10 Clubs
and DESCRIBING Parties.
Usual time required to complete the Full
Commercial Conrsc--from 10 10 Is weeks.
Students can enter the College at any time.
as there are no vacations.
Be sure to visit or address this College be-
fore going elsew here.
AARON BALES, Principal.
yJnJ 2s-ly.
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EB-Pdy tor your paper,

ment OF tnelr lrenuS.
EEPdy ror your paper.
Oranges in Crawford County.
Crawford Grange.
JAMES SANGSTER, Master.
HIRAM BRoDI. Oyerseer
W. A. b. DAVENPORT. Lecturer.
THOMAS ). FOSTER. steward,
s. C.. CoTTRELL, Assistant steward,
PEARSON MAYFIELD. Treasurer
7. b. LoID, Chaplain.
Il. G.. HATHAWAY, Secretary,
A. J. FOSTER. Gate Keeper,
Mrs JULIA FOSTER, Ceres,
Mrs HIRAM BRoDIE, Pomona,
Mrs SUSAN A. LoID, Flora,
Mrs {. NJ. HOLMAN, Lady Asst stew u
Mulberry Grange, No. 1877.
Z. lloprER, Master.
W. ). BAILEY, Oversecr.
W. J. REMY. Lecturer.
T. b. REMY, Steward.
j. b GOODMAN, Assistant steward.
JosEpH SCoTT, Chaplin.
Il. ". MARLER, Treasurer.
WILLIAM WHkERsoN, secretary.
Ell MORGAN, Gate Keeper.
Mrs T.. A. QUEsENBERY, Ceres.
Mrs. fREDoNIA SCoTr. Pomona.
Nrs N,Ry RENSF1"r Flora.
Miss JOSIE WIGLEY, Asst, Stewardess.
Sarah Grove Grange, No. 81.
JonN :. MArLoCK, Master,
A. Gooding, Overseer,
!. :. Daniel Lecturer,
James Whitehead, Steward,
J. W. Matlock. Assistant Steward,
Daniel Johns, Chaplin,
:. +. Winfrev, Treasurer
j. + Cooling Secretary,
Sterling Matlock. Gate Keeper.
Mrs ). Whitehead. Ceres,
Mrs c. NJ. Daniel. Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. +. Gooding, Flora,
Mrs NJ. Winfrey, Lady Assistant Steward,
Alma Grange, No. 20.
NJ. +. LOCKE, Master,
\. j. Steward, OverSeer,
+. l.. seward, Lecturer,
j. T.. smith, Steward.
W. r. Boiling. Assistant Steward,
4 B. Dobbs, Chaplain,
T, W. Boiling, Treasurer,
\. Il. Howell Secretary,
T. T. Byars, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. y. 4 Locke, Ceres,
Mrs. b. i. Rcntroc, Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. \. Pride. Flora,
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Stcwardcss.
Prairie Grove Grange. No. l7S.
CrAs. T. PERRfSE Master.
VIM 4. Morgan, Ovcrscer.
Samuel Ramsdcn. Lecturer,
j. u. Smith, steward.
j. -. Parker. Asst. steward,
Saml. Il Bourhnd, Chaplain,
John B. Kiblcr. Treasurer,
l.. T. Bryan. Secretary,
John kiblcr. Gate Keeper,
Mrs. A. j. Winters, Ceres,
D. c. Kibler. Flora.
d" Kate Shields, Pomona.
Emma Micrs, Stewardess.
Shamrock Grange No, ~,
:. r. Cox, Master,
W. B. shoemaker, Ovcrscer,
Lcondas Neal, Lecturer,
Houston London, Steward,
James l.. Shoemaker. Asst Steward,
Eli Oliver, Chaplain,
Manson W. lli.l. Treasurer,
II. B. Hale, Secretary,
Samuel llill, Gate Keeper
Mrs. Rutha Hale, Ceres.
Eliza V shoemaker, Pomona,
Narcissa Shoemaker, Flora
Julia London. Stewardess.
Meetings Saturday morning 0 o'clock, aftc
he full moon of each month. Grangers II
rood standing are invited to meet with us.
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How much has it paid Let us count
up" said Grace.
Mrs. Barker gave Aunt Susan fifteen
dollars, which Aunt Susan gave to me
| gave Frank twelve dollars and sixty
two cents-Frank gave Mr.. Barker ten
dollars-altogether fifty-two dollars and
sixtv-two cents
ITS all nonsense, | tell YOU" cried
Mr. Barker again. "you all owe each
other what you owed before"
"iou are deceived, my dear, BY the
rapid, unbroken race this little sum has
made to me, 1t is as clear as daylight, >
replied Mrs, Barker.
If it is all nonsense, how could the
note which you gave to Mrs Barker, if
nothing to me or to- you, be divided be
tween we two 2" asked Grace.
Mr. Barker. didn't seem to see it very
clearly, hut the others did and they often
relate this little history for the amuse-
ment Of their trends
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With whom YOU can leave your orders for any
Kind of lumber dressed on one slide or both.
Sash glazed, or not; panelled doors. shutters.
etc. and all things necessary for building up
the country.
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\ Valentine.

We found the above on the street the othe
day. We have the names of sender and th
lady for whom it was intended. but that is
secret. Suffice it to say she Is the pretties
girl in town. and we heartily rc-ccho the sen
ment, of the admiring youth:
love, bv golly, your sweet face,
You darling little honey bee,
But dearer far thau all the world
Is thy dear silvcry voice TO me.
Oh, very deep is daddy's we'll,
But deeper. deeper. is the sea,
But sound the depths you never can
OF that love have for thee.
/ love the roses on your cheekN~
The nose. the poutiRg lips, the eyes.
love the very breath yeu draw.
As sweet as orange blossoms sgh..
I'd love to be the little glove
That fits nicely your sweet hand,
That might press it now and then,
And feel the joy it gives SO grand.
wish that could be the fly
That often sits upon your lips,
What heavenly rapture I'd enjoy.
As would steal celestial sips.
love you, dear, with all my hesrt,
Each moment from your side Is pain,
Oh. can't you love little too?
1t will from eursing me restrain
Then smile on me, oh, sweetheart mine,
And make my heavy heart feel light,
Just keep that other chap away,
And I'll come courting.' Sunday night.
Van Burcn. Fob. Il. PrER.
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Lafayette Grange, No. 40.
Arizona Grange, No. 80.

&C. HOLLAND, Master,
G.. ". Mceks. Overseer,
Walter Fine. Lecturer,
" NJ Wicket, Steward.
W, NJ. Walker. Assistant Steward,
X. o. Kelley. Chaplain,
G. b, Roe, Treasurer
II Narbe. Secretary,
w. NJ. Varhle, Gate Keeper
Mrs. Canette lTanlin. Ceres.
Miss Sarah Mckibben. Pomona,
Mrs. Catherine Walker. Flora,
Mrs. Martha Gilmore, Lady Asst Steward
Hickory Grove Grange, No. 21C.
T.J. STEWARD, Master,
w. L. Iaden, Oyerseer,
u Snow. Lecturer,
James Filbin. Secretary,
A. Howell. Assistant steward,
J. B. llill. Chaplin.
John Spier. Treasurer.
;. d. Mcclure. Secretary,
William Asbell, Gate Keeper,
Mrs. II. NJ. Steward, Ceres,
Mrs. f. =. Bragg Pomona,
Miss +. +. Spier, Flora,
Mrs. Nj. Bullock. Lady Assistant Steward
Regular meeting first Saturday after full
moon.
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MORLEY'S
Bornco Cotton Seed.

MO8IEY'S
Borneo Cotton Seed.
DRODUCES Lint equal to the best Gulf Cotton
l. Classed higher than any other grade raised / n
Arkansas, aud sells from TO 4 cents per pound
more than any other Cotton raised in the State.
Yields more Lint TO the hundred than any Other
cotton made in the State as can be seen by the
Ginner's Certificate below
Price 81 per bushe. 81 per peek
CERTIFICATES
CRAWFORD Co. ARK. Jan. %, 1875
This eertihes that the Borneo Cotton Of Mr.. W.
Mobley has turned out more Lint than any other
Cotton Ginned at our Gin it making 36l, to the
hundred. J. {. WRIGHT & Co.
MEMPHIS CoTroN EXCHANGE.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. ith, ls1iS
Messrs. Pettel 4 Simpson. Memphis
Denr Sir: la response to your inquiry am In.
structed by our Committee on Classification to
say that the sample Of Borneo cotton. submitted
to their inspection by Messrs. Renfroe & Byars Of
Alma, Ark through your firm. il fully equal in
color and staple To cur best Gulf cotton Judg.
ing from the small sample exhibited they elias. Il
" Fully Fair, while the sample is pronounced of
unusual strength compared with this year,
growth. Very respectfully, j. F. TooF, Sapt
For sale by peck or quantity by
n, +. CORNELIUS, Van Buren,
RENrRoE Il BYARs, Alma.
+. NJ LEE, Pleasant Hill,
And WM. MoBLEY, Belmont.
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IUST RECEIVED,
- bbls. Julius II. Smiths oil reserve
"hiSlxey,

warranted not to cut in the eye-not a head
ache in a hhds. of tit is no sooner in your
belly than its on your back in pound of beet
and it carries bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
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Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

A Ii kinds of Shoemakers Trimmings,
IA Lasts, boot Trees; Shoe Pegs. by the
bushel. shoe Thread. Avis. and a thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by G.. AUSTIN.
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Shamrock Grange No, -.
Van Buren, Grange, No. 3S.

DANIEL MICHAEL, Master,
Thomas II. lliXson. Oycrseer,
II. l.. hoffman. Lecturer,
NJ G. lemlcy. Steward.
NJ. I. West. Assistant Steward.
Samuel McCurdy, Chaplain,
Alfred Tool, Treasurer,
Henry Shibley. Secretary,
August Shaber. Gate Keeper,
Miss j. |. hoffman, Ceres,
Mrs. =. A, Furic. Flora,
Mrs. Il. Tool Pomona,
Miss o. II. Tool, Stewardess.
Lafayette Grange, No. 40.
RICHARD HILL, Master
Thomas N. Ingram, Oversecr,
Elisha Dean, Lecturer.
James Il Jones. Steward.
Leondus NJ. Iiill. Assistant Steward,
W. G. Meadors. Chaplain.
Columbus c. Adams, Treasurer.
W +. Dean, Gate Keeper
William A. Arnold, Secretary,
Mrs. Mary Il. Hill. Ceres.
Mrs. Caroline Dean, Pomona,
Mrs Caroline Love, Flora.
Mrs. T.. V. Meadors. Stcwardess,
Regular meetings every Saturday, befoi
he first sabbath In each month, at the res
ience Of Elisha Dean. Mt ! o'clock, p. M, an
we earnestly invite members In good stand
ing of other Oranges TO meet with us.
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TUST RECEIVED"
- fine selected lot of assorted
Iron =

from the Globe Rolling Mills, CHM. bought
since the govt manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of, by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

Roweli Barton. W. Brown; browning
ton. A. o. Joslyn Charleston, J. G. o.
liver; Coventry. G.. W. rrue Craftsbu-
~, / ID. Jones Derby. J.. l.. Collier
Glover, Frank Phillips; Greensboro. C.
Haynes; Holland. Harry Marsh; lras-
burgh. E. +. Church Jay. NJ. S. Cham
berlin; Lowell, H. j. Parker; Salem.
David Hopklnson Newport. f. b True !;
Troy, d. W. Porter; Morgan. John
Morse Westfeld, Christopher Bryant;
Westmore, ". l.. Morse.
Mr.. Jameson made u suggestion that
the people of lrasburgh would lay be
fore the Executive Committee proposals
for the fair at Irasburgh Gen. Grout
made inquiries as to the facilities for a
show in lrasburgh. lie assured the au
dience that the Fair Ground Co at Bar
ton would meet the society with the
most accommodating spirit.
The matter was referred to the Exec
utive Committee.
The President requested an expression
from those present as to whether they
would heartily sustain fair the ensuing
year, which was favorahly responded to.
ii {. Cleveland said he responded to
the request Of the president but he rose
again to explain his vote. He spoke for
himself and those in the county who
were raising Llooded stock. He com
planned that a discrimination was made
last fall in the premium list against
blood. If the same practice should he
continued in future f.irs he wished to
be counted out. He spoke Of the neces-
sity of recognizing blooded cattle of va
rious kinds 50 that Short Horns, Devons.
Dutch and Jerseys compete with each
other aud not be In one class. 10 have
it talked that blcoded stock was not
wanted and issue a premium list with
no offers of premiums for such stock did
not give the richest kind If satisfaction.
MIR. Daniels Of Irasburgh, showed how
such a course would give him the advan.
tage over others in the county who breed
only the native stock.
Gen. Grout explained the exigeucy Of
the Fair Ground Co. last fall in making
up the premium list and the difficulty
that generally attended the mixing up
the common herd with the aristocroti.
cally bred stock. as he termed it. so as
to be fair with all and the meeting ad.
jouned.-EaPress.