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In Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States, for the
District of Indiana.
In the matter Of Freeman b. French,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
a Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate of Freeman
B. French, of the county of Wayne, of the
State of Indiana, in said District, adjudged
a Bankrupt upon the petition of his cred
itors; and the payments OF any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law. meeting of the creditors
of said bankrupt, to prove their Debts and
choose one or or more assigneeS of his eS-
tate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden at indianapolis, in said Dis
1875, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the office, No. "
East Market street, before John w. Ray
Esq, one of the Registers in bankruptcy.
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
26-2 US. Marshall, District of Indiana
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Old settlers Meeting nc Liberty.

The old settlers of Union county to
the number of about five thousand,
met at Liberty on Saturday last. The
day was as pleasant as could be de-
sired and the occasion interesting and
pleasant to all. A great many of the
old citizens of Union, but now scat
tered in different portions of the
country, were present and participated
in the proceedings Of the meeting.
Judge Perry, Gen. I. w. Bennett and
John Yaryan, Esq., from here. we're
present, and made interesting speech.
es. Gen. Ambrose Burnside, of
Rhode Island, sent a greeting to his
old friends, and expressed regret that
he could not meet them on that occa-
sion
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Large quantities of grain is now be-
ing received at the Quaker City File
vator. The. following are the prices
now paid: Old wheat, 81 40; new,
81 90 to 81 %; new oats, 40 cents; old
corn. IS to 60 cents; flaxseed. Sl.25.
Potatoes can be bought from wag-
ons at from 35 to 40 cents rer bushel;
sweet potatoes, 81 so; tomatoes, so cents
per bushel; apples and peaches are
scarce. and but few are, handled. at
enormous prices.
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YESTERDAY afternoon, between
and 5 o'clock, FIRE broke out ~
Gains planning mill. The alarm was
given and in few minutes the engines
were on hand and the FIRE soon extin-
guished, without doing much damage.
The fire originated by a spark being
blown from tho smoke stack to 4
bunch of shavings, and there ignited.
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pheasant SURPRISE .

) The following brief notice. from one
of the guests, was handed to us too
late for last weeks publication:
1.-The tenth anniversary of the we'd.
ding of our young friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Newton, was celebrated
in q ver;- joyous manner, the evening
OF the 24th of August. About 8
O'Clock, quite number of their friends
arrived. unannounced, bearing bur-
dens of tinwale, embracing the ele-
CANT and useful articles OF the house,
hold. Very unexpectedly Corners
band put in an appearance, and all
were highly entertained by their ex-
cellent music. After having enjoyed
sumptuous repast. music, and pleas
ant, social greetings. aud presented
the presents to the bride and groom"
with wishes for many happy returns
gof their wedding anniversary. the
parties went to their demonstrating
itshad been good for them to be there.
Long may our young friends enjoy
their matrimonial blessings.
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"a 0reas Change.

Friday last was hot day, the mer-
curry indicating 80 degrees in the
shade, at noon In the afternoon we
had slight shower of rain, and on
Sunday morning the mercury had
fallen to Sc degrees.
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Cincinnati Markets.

SEPTEMBER Z. 1875 Flour-Fancy
brands still quiet at $3.50 to $50;
family. S6.40 to sos; extra, 5000 to
CPS: superfne, s. 25 to $50.
Rye-s5.00 to $50.
Wheat-Very dull and light trade
all week; prices shade lower than
when last quoted. Old red $1.40 to
Las; new. SO cents to $l.3O.
Corn-Dull at 20 cents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-08

This old pioneer is gone. He died
yesterday at the residence of his
daughter, Mrr. William Cain, on
North Fifth street, at about fifteen
minutes past one o'clock, PM Aged
about So years.
The funeral will take place from the
Eighth Street (Friends) Meeting, to-
morrow Thursday at 2 o'clock, p. m.
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Obituary.

~DIED-August 81, 1875, of lung fever, Mol
lie A., wife of Elwood II. Strattan, and eldest
daughter of John X. and Sarah A. Iliff.
We knew Mollie from a winning, joyous
child, UP to her mature and noble woman
hood. Knew her as the loving and beloved
of the household band; saw her a happy
bride, her life expanding, bringing sunshine
and gladness to all who came within her in
huence; devoted wife; a most loving
mother-her husband and children filled
the measure of her happiness. To them the
loss is most bitter and blighting-a broken
home, and all their bright hopes of life are
blasted-the light and joy of life shrouded
in the gloom of the grave. But, stricken
hearts, she is not dead, but sleepeth. "He
giveth His beloved Sleep" Then weep not
for the loved and lost on earth. To-day the
cherished one is dwelling where tears and
sorrow never invade the peaceful rest Of
souls redeemed. She drinks from the River
of Life, which sparkles and flashes near the
throne of God. Calm and serene in her last
illness, as she invariably in life and
health, she over and again assured her sor-
rowing friends that all was we'll with her
she had committed husband and children,
with all her interests in life, to the keeping
of the loving Saviour. In Him she trusted,
and He was her comfort and support in
deaths trying hour. She babe all loving
good-bye-with kind messages to the absent
then calmly and sweetly "passed out
through pearly gates into the Heavenly
city, the home of the blessed. N.
Gather here around me, loved ones,
Let me have you all in sight;
shall leave you ere the sunbeams
Chase away the gloom of night!
When the roses by my window
BIoomed a little while ago,
was gay, in health and spirits,
knowing naught of grief or woe.
Now Pm dying-like the roses,
Fading quickly in day;
All! how like flower my life time
Blooming bright, then fades away.
/ am 10th to leave you, loved ones,
| 10th to 1eavea home so dear
| But my Master needs me, loved ones,
Where He leads need not fear.
| / am passing through the valley
| To that bright celestial cline;
And afar from out the portals
Comes a ray of light sublime.
Not for me shall be your sorrow-
You the ills of life must bear;
| / shall be within the shelter,
Freed from every numbering care.
/ NJ.
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CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
- AND TONIC PILLS.
1t II worth its weight in geld
OPINIONS or THE Pass.
New Orleans Price Current, New Orleans
louisiana


The great English remedy which is now
attracting such attention Ihroug bout the
Eastern states, is the property .: DIR. Edgar
Lothrop, an eminent physician of Boston,
In cases of Nervous Debility and Broken
Down constitutions, it's effects are perfectly
ioarveiouS, never failing in curing the most
stubborn cases, ans! giving that reIieffo The.
patient which makes his life a pleasure in
stead of curse. DIR. lothrop will be only
too happy 10 send circulars and test;mo-
nlais OF leading men of this country free
upon application, and will furnish the med
lcine by express to the unfortunate persons
neeuing1t. These are not sensational st q te-
ments, but facts, as tile signatures to rhs.
testimonials now in the Doctors possession
are from gentlemen OF standing who would
not lent their names for publication ,tnIes.
the article had the actual merit claimed.
davenport Democrat, Davenport, Iowa.I
How few people are found without some
INDICATIONS OF nervous disease. This frrtf,
has been recognized ever since classic ages.
when sound body was held as the perfec-
ton of human existence. Some from con.
genial diseases, others from youthful intiis.
cretion; some from alcoholic Indulgence or
TOO free use OF tobacco, suffer from trenaor,
palplfafion CT nervous excitement all or
which can be removed and permanently
cured by the English Remedy.
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zoe -


Shocks got wounded in the neck,
and met the writer who gave him a
note to w. A. Bash, (now on visit
to our city, who give up his little bed
to him, and now Mr.. B. has no strong
or friend than Snooks and the writer
of this article!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-08

We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in an
other column Of the Hope Manufac-
turing Co. of New York, they adver-
tise articles that no lady, gentleman
or family can do without, and which
will save their cost in one week.
Read their advertisement headed.
$50 to $3.50 per week. Is 1y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-08

To Parents and Every body!
If you want to save dollars, buy
your School Books at Tiff corner,
no combination of prices compels
Tiff Bros to keep up high rates.
Remember. that they are governed
by no School book rings! States,
School Satchels and Bags at ex-
tremely low prices.
26-1w. ILIFF's Corner.
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Local N Offices.
$500 Per M.

Will be charged On all Gas Bills NOT
paid ON or before the goth of tho
month.
Office hours, A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 2. NJ.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
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McTurmala & MOster,

McTurnan & MOster,
At 900 Main street, opposite
the Huntington House, have a
splendid stock OF Fancy and Sta
pile Groceries, Provisions, and No
tions. They also have wagon
which makes regular trips into tho
country gathering up Butter, Eggs,
etc, Have at all times fresh sup
plies, will pay the highest price in
cash for these articles, and furnish
families at the lowest possible
rates. 26-1w.
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Eager 4 FREEZER,

Eager & FREEZER,
336 Main street, Boot and Shoe
makers, have stock on hand. all
custom made-The best of fits and
fine workmanship guaranteed
here 26-1w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-08

Go 10 the Ron Ton,
Where everything is nice. and the
best Bread in the city can be found.
26-1w
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lmea NJ. Starr

Has a supply of Gas Stoves-the
very thing for summer use. Try
one-they are the most convenient
thing for hot weather ever de
yiscd.
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NJ. M. Ballard.

NJ. N. Ballard.
At the Depot Drug Store. is pre-
pared at all hours to wait upon
customers. Will fill prescriptions
and prepare medicines at reason
able rates. Give him a call.
22-eOw.
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]. A. Walls.

j. A. Walls.
Has removed to No. 266 Main
street, with Eeviston & McMeans,
where he is prepared to do all
kinds of Sewing Machine Repair
ing ON short notice. Second hand
Sewing Machines, Needles, Oil and
Attachments for sale. All work
warranted for one year. 23-tf
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Isaac whites

Pure Cider Vinegar, for Picking
of Farquhar' North Fifth street.
26-1w.
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Nervous Debility.

For the cure of Nervous and General De.
Dilts, broken down constitutions, Nervous
hess, Weakness, the Result of Excesses
ana 1sany other causes too numerous to
mention there is Ed remedy IN the world
that EQUALS tbs
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Ormanlenting

DfH0mentlnE
Done to order at the Bon Ton
Bakery, No. Is North Fifth street.
26-1W
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Drunkenness.
The Cordial Balm af Syrscuna ana
Tonic Pills

Is the only remedy that has ever proved By,
practical examination n benefit to those
who suffer from over indulgence in alec
hole liquors. It completely destroys the
taste Tor them. and restores the victim Of
inteIaperance to health cad vigOr. A single
trial will prove it 10 be just what it is re-
commended to be.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-08

II you Want
Anything in the line of Fancy
Cakes. call at the Bon Ton, and have
your order filled. 26-1w
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Go TO Starts
Mammoth One Price Clothing
House. The largest stock in Eastern
Indiana. 26-1w
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THE PALLADIUM.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 8. 1875.


County OmcefSe = s4ssrs...
Judge of the Wayne County Circuit Couf
.-John +. kibbey. u,orna Cyr.
Prosecuting Attorney OF tue wy
emit Court--D. w. COmstock.
Cierl. OF the Court w. H. Lynde
Dennties--J. w Moore and J. IL. kipoy.
s;hrriY--J seph l.. Smith.
paputy--F.. H. Straftfn.
Auditor F,. NJ. PARKER
Deputy.-R. IL. King.
Treasurer--JoSeph q. Lemon.
Deputy--O. v. Lemon.
Eeaorsiex--Jesse 4. jones.
Deputy--James w. Wilson. L.,
C0unty Commissioners--C. TAornDurzH,
Willard Brooks, Jonathan Baldwin.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Enos Thomas, Richmond
James NJ. Poe,
ID. II. Hill,
CONSTABLES.
Thomas McGir, Charles Seaman ana b. l..
Miner.
City Omecrs.
Mayor-J II. Hibberd.
MarshalLIowis q. ShOfGr. FfaE q
Clerk--C. o. Clark - -
Professionalism p. Wilson.
Attorney--John l.. Rupe.
Civil Engineer-Oliver Butler
Wood Measurer-PeterP r. k1fn.
Market Master -
Chief of Police-AlexandeI Horney.
CITY Assessor-I.ewis NJ. baxter
street Commissioner E ID. Paimer.
Chief Fire Departmental u. DOugan.
Police Board-Hibberd. Nye and Wait.
81 "a
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Fashions and COL D COIN PRESENTS!
Smiths "Instant Dress EIeva,or.D

st8 ~tGS1 A-tSvIAeS
, This CUT shows thc
Upper Part OF the
Skirt wrong side
QUIT, with the GLE
vator'' fixed in. You
can raisc your skirt
while passing q mud
dy place, and then LEI
& fall, or you can keer
it raised. 1t keeps the
skirt from the Filth.
It Loops the ekirt III
m TIA ofeftfl ard FR-
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The Wayne Agricultural Works.

The funds which were originally
subscribed for the benefit Of the
Hoosier Drill Works, of Milton, in
the event of their removal to this city,
have been transferred to the Wayne
Agricultural Works at Dublin. This
last mentioned company hive signi6ed
their willingness to accept the gener-
Gus offer of our citizens; and will, as
we learn, Immediately make arrange
ments for their removal to this place.
The specifications and drawings are
now finished, and work will be COM
menced on the buildings in a few
! days. The directors are thorough
going business men, and will not
waste much time with preliminarics.
They are Lowell L. Lawrence, David
Sutton, n W. Briggs, William Bax-
| ter and Jesse Hiatt.
The shops will be located between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, north
of the railroad.
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~. f,,Ilneaa to the back making tho
s.etraiFht 'front.'" IT Saves moro
tran Ten Times i<s Cost. II can be
changed FROM One Dress to anot her.
r-i~~. A6 rruts each. Ma1led.
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The following letters are but sample of
those am constantly receiving, and speak
BROOKLYN, Feb. "a. 1873.
q. EDGAR LorHRop, NJ. D.:
Dear Sir-In reply 10 your kind letter of
inquiry. will state that have taken two
packages of the Cordial Balm of Syricum
and Tonic Pills. ara co1lfae need on the
third, and although had little or no faith
In it on the start. am now free to confess
marked that ann well satisfied two or three
more packages will completely restore me
/ am gaining rapidly in flesh, appetite Is
very much improved. sleep sound of
being. Very truly yours,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
PORTLAND, Me-. Feb. 4, 1873.
DIR. LorHRoP-Dear Sir: Feeling that
owe You a debt of gratitude can never re-
pay, send you the following statement of
what Your truly wonderful remedy. the
Cordial Balm of Syricuul and Tonic PilIs
have done for me, hoping that it may be of
dement, TO you aud to thousands of others
who have suffered like myself:
had been afflicted fer about ten wears
with that most terrible Of all diseases Ner-
vOus and General Debility, and although I
had tried nearly al the remedies and many
Physicians, had been constantly growing
worse.
At length, by the earnest solicitations of
frIend.I consented to try the Cordial Balm
of Syricum and Tonic PMS without the.
slightest faith I'm their efficacy I had not
used one bottle before was imbuef witt,
new hope, and now, after the nse of hnt
TOUR packages, consider myself n we'll man.
L can retire at night and sleep soun,,Iv
something have been unable to do before
Ior years. am gaining in flesh, and, In
i''ct new never lei. Detter In my life;
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THAT inflated sheet at the west end
of Main street.-the Free Press-in
speaking of Mcdonald and Hendricks
recent speeches in Ohio, has this to
cay about them:
"Ohio has been afflicted with the
supine non -committalism and cunning
of two distinguished gentlemen from
Indiana. These men represent moth
| ing but themselves. But Mcdonald,
the fossil, and Hendricks, the facile
special pleader and political nonenti-
ty, are to be followed by Hon. w. s.
Holman, the able, honest, modest,
candid and out spoken representative
| of this district When he has spoken
| the people of Ohio will understand
Just where the more money men oil
Indiana are to be found, and they
will have it in language capable OF
but one construction.
Not so fast. neishbor. Don't waste
SO much pallaver On your man, fol
awhile, at least. He may iisappoint
you, too. If he proves to be the hon.
est and capable man great many il
this part of the district took him to
be last year, he will disappoint you
now. Mark that! Your more money
idea" is humbuggery in the extreme
and all sensible and honest men know
it, and will get away from it. ~
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AGENTS w A NTED.

first
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WE would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Hor-
ace Waters & Sons, headed, Waters
Concerto Parlor Organs" and for a
description of them we can't do bet
ter than to copy the following
"Watcrs Couterto Organs-The' Wa
ters' new and beautiful parlor organs
are the finest instruments of the kind
we have seen. We are sure they will
become favorite wherever known.
Besides being beautiful piece of fur
niture. they have all the richness OF a
grand organ, the effects of an orches-
ira, the sweetness of flute, and the
variety Of a piano. We allude tn the
new patented concerto organ of Hor-
ace Waters & Sons. No. 4Sl Broadway.
New York. This really splendid in
strument has an extra set of reeds, SO
tuned as to initiate rich alto voice.
The tones given are sweet, or soft, or
loud, or heavy, as the player may wish.
They give written guarantee with
each instrument sold, for six years. -
Miners Journal, Pottsville, Pa.
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Corrected weekly by n. w. Briggs and
Thos. NestOr. The former gives us the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and groceries.
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81. !,.,.i. s,lsas. COLLEGE,
Quincy Illinois

Organized 1859. Chartered 1873. OPENS ito
sixteenth Scholastic Year, Monday. Sent
9TH, 1870 The course of studies embraces
the classical and mercantile branches
Terms for session of five months: ROarrs
Tuition. Washing. ETC., 005 90,
extra. Payment in advance For parifcr1o
lars, apply to Rev. A. MUELLER.
Nv O.S.F., Pres't
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Tho following letters are but sample of
those am constantly receiving, and speak
for themselves. = =
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Sewing Machine Needles

or all kinds. Price 10 cts. each; four for Q,
cts SIX for 40cts.; twelve for % Gets. Sent l,y
mail on receipt of price. Aiso Sewing Ma
chine Attachments OF all kinds
Sewing Machines Repaired
On short notice. Call on OF address r n
mond, Indiana. iea,,
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THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
GETTING READY FOR NEXT SUMMERS CONTEST
IN IRELAND

GETTING READY FOR NEXT SUMMERS CONTEST
IN IRELAND.
The joint committees of the National Rifle AS
ISOLATION and Amateur Rifle Club. having charge
OF the arrangements for the international match.
In Ireland. next June, met yesterday afternoon
at No. 1874 broadway, Colonel Wingate presiding.
The usual preliminary business being disposed Of
the Chairman reported that Mr.. Alexander 7.
stewart had forwarded them q check for $500 In
aid OF the fund TO send the team across the Attain
Tic also that Mr.. Royal Phelps had sent them
500, MIR. John W. Masury s25 and Adjutant Gen.
eral Franklin Townsend 500 for the same object.
Colonel Gilderse,ve reported that he had dis
posed OF box Tor 500 to the First division sta1
officers, for the entertainment at the Academy OF
Music next month; ais sou admission tickets had
Arranging rrn GSsN tie t details Of the perform,
ance. stated that 100 tickets had been
committee that hc had received letter. under
the date OF January l, 1875, from Mr.. Adam Smith.
Honorary Secretary Of the Poona (East lndiesl
Rifle Club, regarding the late match between the
American and Irish teams at Creedmoor Mr..
Smith says that The report OF the event had just
there were, surprised that the American team
used breeSh-losaers made BY Remington ana
there could be arranged simultaneous
International match between the India
1 shia year the conditions being six or eight OF
SIDE, with ten shots at 200 400 and 500 yards with
.577 bore rine on one day, ana ten shots at 500,
900 ana loo yards on the following day with
match rincs; all shots to be fred nom any posi-.
ton. The communication was referred to the
Executive Commit tee oil the Amateur Ride Club.
The Joint committees then Adjourned and the
Executive Committee as above. was called to
order. On motion OF Lieutenant Fulton, the Presl-
deet OF the Amateur Ride CLUB was requested TO
cali . special meeting on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, for the purpose OF advising It's members to
use every possible endeav to make the d amatc
entertainment at the Academy OF Music success
and Tor tile transaction OF any other BUSINESS in
Guiding the amendment of the bylaws, that may
come 1eiore them. Colonel Clldersleeve rendered
the First DIVISION rendezvous No. 7 West Thlr.
teenth street, Tor the meeting, which was accepted
with thanks.
Mr.. ]. f. Luther, VINO has offered to present the
club with gold medal for competition, and which
offer mas been accepted, let the matter OF the
character OF the contest IN the hands OF the COM
mittee. 1t was agreed tnat 1t should be shot for
under the same terms as the last ANA eur badge,
Win five shots and two sighting shots at 800, 900
and ZOO yards, to 90 won three times before
becoming the property Of the winner. This will
b. known as the Luther Mccall, and Will be open
10 all rl1es under the rules OF the association.
Adjourned.