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MEDICAL
DIR. IUTT'S
vMdmTA.ALD
PILLS,

A miId aperieni and gentle purga
live, recommended fpr The cure ~ All do
judgements ~ tho stomach liyerand bowels
Ny their timely nse much slekness ID pro-
vented, The lest.of many years hafs Prov
on them 20 be tho safest, surpsl ana beat Of
all the pills ever offered 10 the public ihey
pnrly tho hlood remove all oorTnpllons ANA
restore ths diseased system 10 perfect health
Az aa Aniidote 90 ChiiIs aaa Fever they
have no equai, SOS Dyspepsia ihev aFs
u Specific. lPer sieh Headache and MI
iaus Coiie they are sure ours fer CON
siipasion, nhsulaasissa, Piles, raipiia'
iisn OF the Heart, fain ~ the Side,
Hack and Loins, Nervousness, y positive
remedy. Por Psmaie Irregularities,
without ~ rival. When one docs not Steel
very well,"a single dose stimulates The AIoIn'
aeh and bowels, restores the appetite, ana
imparlH yigor 10 the ayslsln' sold every
where, oniee, ~ Murray street, New York
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THE WEEKLY HERALD Will DO pub
ished every Saturday morning, hubheIlp-
Ion, $3.50 per annumI fl,O for six mohtllh,
payable IN advance, No subscription lhheh
Tor less period Than six months,
Advertisements inserted ~ tho rate 81 VI ~
per square for the flrst insertion, ana 70 oehh
for each subsequent insertion, -
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, puhlle
meetings, cards Of thanks, etc., w DO PAID ioi
ut half advertisement rates,
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.. W. swINDELLs. Publisher,


morning, except Monday, AZ $40 year, Ia
advance gol1rslz montllai u Tor 0namnntlIi
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fpnis,
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ana suburbs Within q mile aud half ~ the
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j esse Williamson, az this ofiiGa,
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1878. 1875.
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General Welfare OF the Pe0-
pie of the Entire State
or Texas.
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and the Workshop.

ana Ime WOEM<n0V-
T,HE MANAGEMENT OF THE GALyES-
i TON DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWS
take the occasion of the opening OF another
year to call the attention OF the general pub
out to subscribers. AS in tile pasi, no expense
will be spared in the future to make tile
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pi ess OF the state, and second TO none In any
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The scope of Its domain and the power 81 It's
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Of January, 1879, and therefore ouer the
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Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which h@
attended the administration of th,,
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
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100000 90

$780, 600 90
In gold coin, choice lands, farms ana city
residences. Among the prizes there Will be
325, 900 In gold. The real estate ~ put In
at It's actual value.
COM DArORY.-Haying, from our
long acquaintance with ]. II. Foster, every
confidence in his integrity, we feel justified
In saying we believe he will carry out his
distribution honestly and fairly. Signed by
the mayor, Hon. ]. I. ID. Wilson, and the city
That old and reliable paper, the Houston
Telegraph, which rarely condescends TO no.
tice Individual enterprises, says OF the first
drawing;
person could take exceptions TO the manner
OF the drawing, 1t was fair, honorable ana
equitable.
The committee and recorders were OF our
very best citizens, and kindly gave their time
and labor TO the superintendence of the draw
ing, or rather did the actual labor of H.
Captain Foster has acted honUrably and
fairly throughout the whole management Of
made by the venture in all probability, yet
the property given MS prizes has only netted
q fair price, and the profit Is only an ex-
change Of the property for cash.
That staunch democratic paper, the HOus-
ton Age, has the following:
THE OMMITTEE
Of gentlemen was one OF The best that could
have been selected by the audience. Hon.
II. u. baTZlza, VINO supervised bue urdWiilS,
is our present representative, and one of the
most popular men in the district,
THE DRAWING
was prefaced by an explanation from Cap
tain Poster, of the mode of drawing. This
was well received and understood precisely
rs explained by the circulars. Captain Fos-
ter said that while he wished all his home
people good luck, he yet was free to say that
with the people of poor Mississippi, LOUISE
ana and South Carolina, he felt a greater
sympathy, and he did hope they would draw
the largest number ofprizes, that they might
come to free country, and make white
man s living. This sentiment was received
with loud cheers.
The drawing was then proceeded with and
the result is announced elsewhere"
No connection with the DenisoL. Wagley
& Lockhart, or any other similar enterprise.
Tickets 50 each,
and a liberal discount on orders for greater
number. RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
Must have the confidence or the community
in which they live Send for circular. Ref
erence-Dunn, Barlow 4 Co. 3 reference book,
Jonnd In all banks. 4. w: HOUSE, Treasurer.
Address, j. e. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston Texas.
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AaRNTh.

New Yorlu q, P,Ilowell, u, NJ, Pettengill a
Co., ana Hates a I.Oeke,
Advertising and Publishing Co.,, and Rove
ell a Cheslnan ~, Louis,
Philadelphia OOe, Weatherlll 90,
plneinnatii \, II, parVin,
New Oreans Thomas Mcintyre
Shreveport w, II, sparks,
Iiousloni y, H. Cusliing
Austin, Texas v. Voigt,
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cs In e9O per day. Agents wanted. All
QJ W @ov classes Of working people of both
sexes, young and old, make more money at
work for us, In their ewn localities during
their spare moments. or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, etc.. sent
free. 5end US your address at once. Don't
delay. Now IL the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer. q. STISsON & Co.,
Portland Maine 2SS1&wly
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MEDICAL.
DIR. l.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American =
Worm SPECIFIC,
V Z K M | + UG Z.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.


SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE eountenaRee Is pale and
leaden-eolored, with occasional
Pushes, or a eireumserihed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dulll the pupils dilate an azure
semielrele runs along the lower eye
lid the nose Is irrialed, swslls. and
sometimes bleedsi q swelling Of the
upper llpi occasional headache. with
humming or throbbiDg Of the can,
an unusual secretion Of saliyaj Shiny
or fuHed tongue breath very foul,
particularly In the mornings appetite
variable, sometimes yonelous, with q
gnawlng sensation of the stomach, At
others, entirely gomez aeetlng pains
in the stomachi occasional nausea
and yomldngj violent pains through.
out the abdomenj bowels irregular,
at times eoitiye, stools Shiny, not
uniTequently tlnged with blood belly
swollen snd hard urine turbid, re-
spiratlon occasionally difficult. and
accompanied by hiccough, cough
sometimes dry and eonyusiye, un-
easy and disturbed sleep. with grind.
ing Of the teeth 1; temper variable.
bur generally irritable. etc, @
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, n
DR. c. M'LANE'S VRRMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which hap
attended the administration Of th,,
preparation has been such as TO war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
ORETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where Il should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sicknc. of
the child or adult should warrant the
superstition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifupe
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, net capable Of doing
tie Shghtca injury 10 The NEST kRd0
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p s.. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and iakr none INT d.. {.
MLaMS't, P,rPdvsd6 ~ Fle0ine Bros. ,Fitt,bn,ph,
"a 10 those Wishing to give them trial, we will
forward per mail, post paid, to any pori Of the
United States, one box of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps. or one vial of Vermi6,pe for
fourteen three-cent stamps. All order, from Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra
!, 40 For sale by Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally
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DR. TUTT'S HAIR DYE

is easily applied, imparisa beautiful black
or brown, aud acts like magic The beAt IN
tho world, Hold by all druggists, Price, one
dollar box,
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EVERYTHING: Cheap. Good System.
N atic.-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
cents tn Geo. p. Rowell q Co., Al Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BO0K
(ninety. seventh edhfon), containing lists of
over 1000 ne rspapers and estimates, show
ing the cost. Advertisements taRen for lead
ing papers in many states at tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GET THE
BOOK. H5dGWiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09
Letter from Edmund PendletoD, Esq
The Canas-A Railroad.

BUCHANAN, VA, September Z, 1875,
Editors Dispatch / read with much in.
terest letter from the facile pen Of Hon. A.
b. Il. Stuart, which some weeks since an.
peared In your columns, in advocacy Of fill.
ing the Zap between Buchanan aud Clifton
Forge by tie extension OF the james River
canal rather than by the construction of, a
railway. II I believed that Mr.. Sluart's data
and bis estimate Of the cost Of extending the
canal were. correct. and that bis sapguiue
expectations as to providing the means would
be realized by actual results, no one would
more heartily join him than myself in aiding
to carry out his plan. ION FIRST reading his
interesting COMMUNICATION felt something
more than a. suspicion that many of bis as.
sumed facts were unreal; and after having
taken some psins 10 ascertain the truth from
reliable sources It has BECOME quite plain to
me that he has been unwittinsly led into
error. taN7at ~! y iiGd % ~1{1 -
Aud first, In regard to bis estimate of the
cost OF completing the capak he say he is in
formed by Major Mediation fYery high and
authority, F7admit,) that s5I1,.!
OS4 have been expended west Of Buchanan,
and that an expenditure Of about Of 200 900
siil compete the eanala to Clifton Forge.
This estimate, 1 take il for granted, is based |
% The Idea Of extending-the canal with Its
present dimensions 'ana capacity. Other
wise the expensive locks already completed:
Is be says, would not answer.s He also esti.
mates ibat s2o-thiras of tihe work remaipipg
. reconstructed mighsbe done by G o1ylctsi
rom toe penileRtiary. isnsatu s,i,f 10 .0ss5f@jl
II learn that the lataiaer6mp lished engi.
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srSffWHy were A1fPHu5 oss
nib. AarsilasT could se buIIl ln less than IN
half lheSfime Kwoula requirsSfo conpleIe
the sauaE owing 10 tbrdificultySf "ork,ns
iiiSwater in tho Tintet months lsna auf'ps
high water. ,o,a-
stt. whilst t Il highly probable tnat 'aou ,
damages would be- relinquished lor la l,..
way running ION the hilisides, 1t IS quise
certain that very heayy dam1gea musL "
patl bf tie canal company on account "
-eyefaewing the NEST fertll 10 Hlafo LIZ
the river. tt,s,s -. g7 ,.lE .o,,.
18th. In case Of the extension ana eDlhtge,,
ment Of, the, CANA. hereafter the rallw w.
would probably save its entire cost II We
TRANSFORMATION Of cement, stone, timber, anu
other material and supplies, and thus greatly
lessen the cost of constructing The CANA. =. :
Itis IN no spirit Of carplng- crillG'sn ~
faull-findiug, Messrs. Editors, thas L "t .he
this communication. | greatly admire '.e
public spirit which prompted Mr. stuart ~
lend the use Of his distinguished name anu
atle pen in bringing this highly I'm porE1an! IAN
subject to the attention OF the people OF N.
GINA; aud have too! high an OPINION uotn
Of Mr. Stuart and of Major McMabon TO sup
nose that either of them will be in the slgnt;
lest degree offended by having any errors
lthey may have fallen into uso grave mat
ter properly pointed out, even oy 80 nuuloie
a person as myself. !.
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RALsroN was, according to modern detini-
lion, unquestionably great fiuancier-in.
deed, the greatest-because he is said 10 have
EN- oezzled more money out OF bank than
any man in this country before him ever did.
Blu, he accomplished greater feat than
this. He broke gold.bauk, which gold.wor-
shippers have been wont to consider IN.
breakable. HOOPS poetic story that repre-.
sented bis heroine to have been killed by a
blow from her golden leg carries with it a
grand moral. Let the worshippers who seek
golden supports for their theories have care
lest they, like Miss KlLaANsEa, be fatally
Knocked on the head with gold. 1t occa-
stoned one noted death ia California.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09

ScANpAL-MoNGERING.-This vice seems to
have been carried to fearful extreme in At
Gibson, Mo-, and, according to the Champion
newspaper of that town, a fearful retribution
is near at hand for somebody. Hear the
Champion: -~'
"The whole atmosphere Is tainted with
the infamous stories OF pestiferous character
vampires, who. with a malignancy as persist
ent as 1t is devilish. torture the most innocent
acts into guilt and the most harmless ipds-
cretions into crimes" Moreover, "these
harpies of both sexes devote almost their
whole time to their malign work." SHOW
to suppress the miscreants is the problem.
Shall they when caught =" be ducked in the
Missouri" or shall "their ears be slit 80
that they may carry on their persons forever
the sign of their intamy?" Somebody, 1t is
hiuted, will some day. be shot "there may
be a tragedy which will shock the commn.
nifty" There will be deceased VAMPIRE
with popular verdict Of "Seryed him Tor
her) right" ,H.. /. ~
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S1,lOO,65S

To this he adds $4,000 as probable
amount to cover land.damages, stations and
tanks but it is almost certain that free
right-of.way might be obtained by suitable
effort throughout the entire route. An
equipment costing not over 5000 he
thinks would be quite sufficient. At my re-
quest be has lately revised his estimate on the
basis Of. using convict labor as proposed
by Mr.. Stuart for the canal, and substitu.
ting iron bridges with wood, and arrives at
the conclusion that the railway may be con.
structed7 for 5000, 00O-or little more than
half what The canal will cost Mr.. Jolliffe
also informs me that the route surveyed by
him at no point conflicts or interferes with
the located line of the canal, and is shorter
than the canal line by five miles. So that
Mr.. Stusrt. is misinforned in SURPRISING
that it would be difficult (wfthout "a con-
siderable increase Of distancel to fod an eli
gible route for a railway without epcroach.
ing on the chartered rights Of the canal
company" ga - : = 20
The chief advantages Of railway over 4
cinai8sy, think, can be briefly epitomizet!
thus: ~ N3- S3'' :4l3' "a =
LIST. A railway may be built for $500, 900,
whilst The canal will COST 81 100 GOO. [.,,5
"a. A railway would take coal from the
Chesapeake J. and Ohio railroad without
breaking bulk and deliver it ct. the. ore.
banks between Clifton Forge and Buchanan.
which are for the most part off the line ,of
the canal, whilst to ship it by canal would
involve two transfers and a considerable haul,
and for all points beloY Buchanan there
would be no additional transfer on account
of the railway. = : 's..'ss''
Sd. The construction of railway would
50 vastly increase the tonnage OF the canal
below Buchanan as both To demonstrate the .
necessity for its enlargement and extension
and furnish the means to accomplish it;
whilst If the canal were now extended with
Ito present dimensions the money expended
On 1t would be, much OF It, thrown away In
: Use OF enlargement 70 - = Tais3s'sss'k
4th. Ifatbe canal were; row extended ON
It's present scale it could NOT hereafter BE emf
edAwithout an entire Sistoppage OF all
for.a long period and The ruin
II all enterprises dependent sonl Hlualess ii
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DEATHS.

!. ryaa q. rho residence Of her grandmother, IN
-f,b.steraeid county, Monday. September 6th ID |
infant daughter OF e. ~ and }. annie FOSTER ageu
'eT an nre for earth. Inc pet of our home circle,
and the 10y Of our hearts, little MAY has joined the
angelic throng on hiRbl -
= Petersburg papers will please copy
> Died. on "Wednesday evening at 81 shlock Z. NJ
THOMAS H. ROBERTS, In the siAteth year VI
Ills funera, viii take place THIS fThursd5yl AZ r.
TERN DON from the SECOND bapIlst cnurcK H a. FL
O'Clock. Friends Of the family ana thos' vi L. 10
Frayser are invited to attend.
Lynchburg, Baltimore, and st. Louis papers
please COPY.
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NELSON EXAMINES. is the title Of q
new, large, and handsome newspaper, the
t1rst No. Of which We have just received. It
Is published at Lovinsston, Nelson county,
by Messrs. SAYsE q NoBLE-GEoRGs SIMPSON
editor. It is very ereditable to them. We
regard it IS cheering sign of Improvement
in the piedmont region. 5. -.
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II you wish to know what an ass the &C.
vernon of Mississippi and son.in.law of
BEAST BUTLER is, read his silly telegram as
elsewhere printed. A police-court lawyer
in Virginia would have known better than
to ask such 8 question. However, AaEs
seems to be as good lawyer as GRANT, who
had to ask his Attorney General how the
question ought to be ans wered.. - :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09

VIII the Centennial complete the WAsH1sG.
TON monument? They say it will. A mon.
ument built hundred years after the an.
pearance OF the hero will have sarcastic
sqa'nt at the nation. But 1t will be some.
what better than that recently Installed By
Ehe Germans to an Individual who tlourished
3. &.
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Here is what Richmond Radical write

to the Washington Republican
"We have in Richmond four of the princi
pal Federal offices in the State, with force
of over Sky employees. and an annual ex'
penditure OF nearly seventy.fiye thousand
dollars. and yet the party is unable to sup
port Republican, newspaper. The Admin.
istration can change al this, and make not
only Richmond but the Third congressional
district Republican. Will it be done!"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09

n5- EUW rs EYE Seasons
FoR oHEAsfaar aesps'
and the plassss get the best ,sssains u 1
WILLIAM rtsALHrMEss,
801 BROAD sTREEr.

---.~s&ssNg~
6O1 BROAD sTREEr.
where ,,e ID offering EXTRAORDINARY Inducements
In all kinds Of goods. Large additions made TO Inc
s,ackpxrLY. II |fifi 81 J&s5
-swIss. ct see,.a dosen+Hofth
&c.; ,,....gs .,y1....-..-.-,.,si
wiDs and MARROW CAMBRIA EDGrFGs1 at
{. T24c to Soc, very cheap: s.s $500. Z.
siisscs' and Ladies' STRIPED HOSE at zScs 10
copsErs at SOC, 75c., and sI-extra cheap tst
LIGHT and D Ark two nutson) klDSLo1Es' ~
= use. worth 81 n pairs. ':t3el ssits :
sCARFs and RIB BoNS-a large line, very low. = !
Excellent "a BROWN and BLEACHEDfcot-
TONS at SIC, 1Oc., and IKE :; EG3stG 1sH1is
Excellent ID GERMAN GINGHAMs4 at 312sc.
Excellent saEErINas and sHfRTINGs at tho
lowest prices. .z.l13. 35.7n ~ ,,:4G -
TOWELS at 1916, &c., zoe, and 30c'-extra
cheap gs-.y ~ Ig&.IAGlgsE TT. J'is&.sr3
ALL-WOOL FLANNELs at Csc. and upwards j .
BROW and BLEACHED CUrTON-FLANNE.lLo
at 12hc.,, &C., and zoe, n '. ,etlsar, ~ II
BLACK ALPACAS from Zoe to 81 per yard -spe,-
R1 S s'cI UI M 1s1 cAsHMEREs, EMPRESS
ing goods, very cheap; :.
BLACK SILKS at $I25, $3.50, ana S1.1o' worm
25c. per yard more;
CuLoRED sI9-POPLINs at 75c. worth 81
yard iE q .s,* 80 .t!2.F ~. s.>rE
DOUBLR-FoLD lCOloRED ALPACAs at 25c.
worth 40c. per yard I; -, y.Ut !! -. FL
RED, WHITE, and Y ELLOWTABLE-DAMA ASK
at Soc, 75c., and s1-very cheap 90 q L !
BED.TICKs at l2c., l8c., 20c., 25c., soc. and
35c.-exira bargains; sgeu.i5 -l&l
BLANKETS, QUILTS, sHAWLs, - ri
BALMuRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, Z
CAsSIMERES, KERSEYS, JEANS, ~.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, .-.. II.
COLORED FLhNNELS, &C., &C., ... 40.
all to be sold at the very lowest prices. For fun
and better Information call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
co 9TH ssat :fs's's x col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09

"The wind goeth toward the south, and
turneth about unto tie north; it whirleth
about continually, and the wind returneth
again according TO his circuits. Ecctesias-
les, il, 6. g.
This agrees txactly with the latest discov-
cries resulting from the observations of OLD
PROBABILITIES and his assistants of the Signal
Corps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09

The elections In Vernon, took place on
Tuesday. The Associated Press, very pro.
perls. did net feel called upon to hurry up
the news, 81 ..ss. ,.,.., 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09

THE MEMBERS OF METROPO-. g.
4 Titan LODGE. No. II, are requested Xxx
to attend stated communication of their " '
lodge at 81. Adams Hall THIS (Thursdayl EVE
Ming, September 9th at O'clock AL Master
Masons in good standing frat ernally Invited 10
attend. Ry rider of the W N: ,o,s co,.o,,.r
OIL =. y,
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &.
: ODG 40. 10, will attend called meet "
ing THIS AFTERNOON ut 8 O'Clock TO nay the
last sad tribute OF respect 10 oar deceased Dr0ther
THOMAS II. ROBERTS. Members of sister lodges
are invited 10 unite with u.s. BY Greer Of the W. Nj
WILLIAM j. RIDDICk,
co a1t* Secretary.