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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29


rrUE Largest Stock of Queensware in
i town At u. l. I-lOh-iDf-i' o.
DORCELAIN Opaque Tea Sets of 30
pieces, for 500, at
G. +. LICKLIDER'S.
NICE line of Syrups, including No.
a New Orleans ut
G.. T. LICKLIDER'S.
WEST'S best Coal Oil at
w q. 7. T.LICkLIDER'S.
May IS, 1876. If
CoCoANUTSand Oranges jgst received
Cat j. q. UNSELD'S.
May G, 1876. If
CRESII Italian Macaroni at
L j. G. UNSELD'S.
May G, 1876. If
DAKER'S No. l Chocolate at
ID j. G. UNSELD'S.
XNHITEWASH Brushes at
W &c. UNSELD'S:
May G, 1876. If
4 FINE quality of New Orleans Syrups
a just received by
April - If
4 NJ making 4 speciality of fine Teas.
y Give me 4 call.
J.G. UNSELD.
Ny Segars, two for five cents, are the
j. G. UNSELD.
FRESH Crackers AMI Cheese at
L j. G.. UNSELD'S,
New Store.
7 EMONS, fresh AID nice at
Ia j. G. UNSELD'S
New Sore.
April %. If
DAMNED Fruit, for Pies, Tarts and
" such like, assorted, just received ana
Sor sale cheap, at j. 7. CHASE ,.
WANTED Dried Fruit and Country
" Produce in exchange fnr Groceries ut
cash prices, ut r. CllASES.
May -, 1876. ii
CONCENTRATED Lye, Laundry and
\ Corn Starch, Soaps, Rice ana Tomato
CatSuP, ut j. /. CHASE >.
>,IXTY cents is all you have topay for Il
y glass Hand Lamp, Burner and CHM
ney, at II. u. billings
Mayo, 1876. If
<,END - cents to G. p. ROWELL s. Co.
y New York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages,
containing lists of 1900 newspapers, and
estimates showing cost of advertising.
March IS, 1876. ~
/ DURYEA'S Corn Starch, for food, and
} II Satin Gloss Starch for laundry pur-
poses. are infinitely superior to all goods
in that line in the market. Am selling
them at the same price as the inferior ar
I ticcS. Give me 4 call.
IL. u. BILLINGS.
p Nv II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

lmpotcurv. Loss of Power, Immediately
cur, and full vi@or restored.
This distressing atrcction-Which rem
der, Iif. miserable and marriage impoSSl-
lin-i- Tire penalty paid by the VlctimS OF
.,,,,.r1.,or j.. lu.ccnars. Young persons
... too a.t 20 commit cXcesSes from not
J.. ;..,. ..,..r, of the dreadful consequences
...1ts jhn subject will pretend to deny
m. 10 power oi procreation is lost sooner
J.. nose calling into improper habits than
r., e., prudent: Besides being deprived
OH. pleasures Of healthy oh>prInS' the
e,.. bolv and mind arise. The system
h..ocs dcrauged the physical and men
nac,ions weaAenrd, loss ofprocreatiye
..-.... NrryouS IrriJability, Dyspepsia.
r,..tr,:an al ne Heart, Indigestion, Con-
..,u -,ua Debility, Wasting OF the
...n.r. Couyh, Consumption, Decay ana
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29

GETTING MoNtY The most unfortu-
nate day in the career of any young
man is the day in which he tancieS there
is some better way to make money than
to earn i; for from that feeling arises
the many extrayagant and visionary
schemes which are INDUCED in for the
purpose OF gaining livelihood without
labor. When a young man become;
thoroughly infected with this feeling,
he is ready to adopt any means for the
accomplishment Of his object and if his
plans are frustrated and he is tCiIed in
his efforts, upon the crest of the wave
whicn he thinks must inevitable follow
in the wake of defeat. To those he
yiclGs, and the first he realizes he finds
himself the yiolator Of the law, and
criminal in the eyes of the community
and an inmate Of the prison, waiting
trial, all brought about for the want of
a little manly lirnness in the outse: or
life to prompt him to chose an avccl-
ton in lite where the penny carried
would bring witn it snre reward. Then
let our young men spuru the idea Of OBJ
tanning money without rendering an
equivalent let them be ready and will.
ing to occupy positions in life which
Will give them the best possible oppor.
tunity to develop their natural talent,
and do good to others while helping
themselves III this way we may have
a nation of noble men and women,
which will be a source of profit and
pleasure TO u, and an object Of wonder
and admiration to the world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29

FhrAL ACCIDENT TO AZ ARNY orr
Major Phcidus Ord, first lieutcn-
ant IN the Ninetecnth Infantry, broth
er Of Gen. Ord, on whose staff he was
serving, was instantly killed in San An
tonic, Texas, on the 9th inst. a runa-
way team dashed into the carriage Oc-
cupied by Major Ord, lis son James,
AMI a Catholic priest, and the 5Lj,r
was thrown violently TO the ground,
fracturiog his skull. Major Ord Was
buried with military bODors
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29

THE HEAr.-Od resiienters will
compare this years heat with that of
former years, and doubtless pronounce
it inferior to the extraordinary summers
of their recollection. They will recall
the three hot weeks of June and July,
1880, when mems minds were also
ablaze with the fever of speculation; the
dry scorching weeks Of 1915, from the
latter part OF June to the 9Th OF August;
the three months OF hot weather in 1856,
when all the grass disappeared, and there
vas almost famine IN bread stuff the
summer of 1874 when for five weeks
not u drop Of water tell, aud although
1876 will go on record as among the
worst in respect to sunstr0ke mortality,
its deaths in three days do not surpass
the fatality OF the hottest of recent sum-
mers in 1872.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29
ORANGES and Lemons, for sale at
" w. r. BURCH'S.
DINE Apples, Prunes and Raislns Tor
L sale aJ W. Il. BURCl >.

DAMANTINE Candles, at
a HERR Il ENTLER'S.
A FRESH supply of Laundry Soaps, at
A HERR 81 ENTLER'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29

>INTY cents is all YOU have to pay for
= glass Hand Lamp, Burner and CHM
ney. nc II. u. BILLINGS
Drug Store.
May20. 1876. If
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Brevities.

Gold in New York is quoted at s1.10,
Silver Trade dollars al. SOC; other silver coin
Csc.
Legal Tenders are quoted in Portland at 80
@Ql.
Mr.. Everding, Of the firm o! Everding s. Far.
rell, was In town last week.
School District No. IA has been recognized
and school will shortly be in operation.
John Dodd has re.opened his saddle and
harness shop. Read his adj in another column.
The "Churchman," Of the gath ult., contains
an interesting Philadelphia letter from Rey. G.
L. Fisher, late Of Olympia.
james Mccormick has received lot OF books
to be delivered to subscribers. The title OF
the work is staff and Scrip"
Rev. 8. G. Espy informs us that the Christian
lCampbellitel Church are preparing for the
construction of meeting house at La Center.
Miss c. A. Aubert of Portland, has been en-.
Jagged to teach the school in Mr. Shobert's dis
trict on Lake River. Next Monday is begin
ming day.
Miss Mary Kuykendall has been engaged as
teacher in the primary department of the Pub
lie School. The school opens next Monday,
the 4th inst.
Messrs. Grdley and Durgin have finished re-
pairing the Washougal bridge. They left town
On Monday to begin operations on the new
bridge ut Lewis River.
Mr. J. A. Dale, a dentist lately from the
East, nus opened an Office near Grdleys fur.
nitnre store on Main street. His announce
ment appears elsewhere in this issue.
Secretary Strive and wife have gone to the
Centennial Celebration. While in the East
Mr.. strive will visit the U. s. Grand Lodge of
|. y. U. +. their friends in their old Vancou.
yer home wish them pleasant journey and
sale return.
sty@ The National Gold Medal was awarded
to bradley n kulofsOn for the best Photographs
IN the United States, aud the Vienna Medal ioi
the best in the world
40 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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NOTICE.

VANcoUvER, June, 1874
On, f. J. CARAVAN, -ir:-rnree weeks ago
you gave me u prescrip tiOn for my son, who
mas been having Chills, Fever and Ague. etc.
for the past years. and has taken outline and
arspn,c enough to have cured (flL would cure
n this climate), at least 25 men Allow me to
say to y III and all suffering from malariOus
disea 9, that have he fullest onfidence In
v ur RENE ", and would recommend all, suf
feriDg from malariOus attacks 10 take the
,eUedy and cure the disease al once. ne
leve you have the remedy, and would "a,
ha. would recommend to my f.ieuds to call
on you and be cured at once.
Yours Respectfully,
GAY HAYDEN.
Should any person require my services. by
enclosing post office order for five dollars, l
will furnish y bottle OF medicine, which will
he sent hem, and | will ia. fe't o ~ 9uuured
Coll .rs 6 OO) IL u cure Ia not effected.
ADDRESS: f. ]. CANAVAN, Vancouver
Dlnrke county. W, T.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Three hundred and twenty-five
Republican voters of Multnomah
county have signed a call for meet
ing to organize a Hayes and Wheel
err Club, at the Court House this
Saturday evening.
The thermometer marked 81 Q on
Thursday. The annual fires are burn.
ing in the forests, and the air is becom-
ing thick with smoke. Dog -days are
fully initiated.
Prof. Anderson, Principal Of the
high school Of Portland, is visiting with
his family at Mr.. Gridley's.
John Walker, who received the
Ratchet wound, is at the hospital i'm
proving slowly.
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Sheriff Sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue Of . writ OF execution issued out
. I the DIS, riot Court of he Second Judicial
District Of Wash ngtOn Territory, .nOldiDg
terms at Vancouver, and 10 me directed,
which said writ Of execution was issued for
the enforcement OF certain judgment ha
nintn day Of November. A. ~. 1875, in Ger
tain cause then aud there penuinx before the
said Court. wherein Joseph Petraiu WNs the
plaintiff a I'D Alex tnder +. David was the de-
fen liant, hich saiA Judgment vas given In
favor of the SAID Joseph teLrain for the sum
s'xts cents In United states gold coin, DANA
gcs, with interest thereon 1T the rate OF one
per cent per month from The dAte of said judX.
menL unGii paid, and for the costs Of The said
suit taxed At tWenty-six dollars ana seven
cents,
erty, levied upon the following describe
real estate, namely: The north half Of the
north west quarter Of section No. 70, and the
10 NUN bered one and three dissection No. ~,
in town ship NO.2. north Of range nos east, con.
tanning l26 69-l0O acres. more or less said
Notice is hereby given that will on
Monday, the 18th day Of Septem-
bci, 1876,
at the hour OF u O'Clock meridian Of the said
day, at the Court House door in Vancouver,
in the said County VI Clarke. sell At public
auction 10 the mig rest bidder for cash la Uni.
ted states gold com, all of the estate, right, IT,
lie and interest If the said Alexander r. Da.
vid, la aud to the above described lots and
necessary to satisfy .he said judgment. cIs.s
aud accr uipg COSTS. ALtX. l. CUFtEY,
SueriH Clarke County, W. 7.
Dated Vancouver W. T., august II. 1875 81
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Moon LIGHT ON THE WATERs-Last Tues
iay evening Witnessed one Of the pleasantest
parties that has ever been held In Orc Elmo
Hall. The elegant stesmer E. N. Cooke. UNI
Ter charter Of the Waverly Social Club OF Port
and, left that place at s o'clock P. NJ. with a
arge'party Of ladies and gentlemen, aud with
nus1c sweet and merr, glee, steamed over to
vaucouver. The night was clear as crystal and
heSnoon shone brightly. Arriving, they were
net y the invited guests from here, and the
,oea6l festivities continued until one o'clock in
III morning, when the whistle blew and the
,ak6 broke up. A collation. was spread on the
u per, and the managers very kindly ill.,
n the Vancouver guests to uaonopolize the
Il liable. The vlands were dainty and par.
4 Of with the llvelicst relish. Mr.. George
y =, of the "Oregonian" Office, ofiiciated
4 bager In chief, and much Of the pleasure
q evening was due to the kindness and
\ tfulness Of this gentleman. Our Re.
vxs too busy stripping the light fantas-
! Decure the names Of all the participants.
ers may guess at the names, as they
. the jollicst and best natured set Of
\ the metropolis. We hope the Wa
;, will visit Vancouver again.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

The assessment Of King county,
now just about finished, foots up the
handsome amount Of $2,II2,5o6.
The whole number Of persons AS
sessed was about 2,2oo. The assess
ment Of 1865 was $I,SS3,ooo, and of
1874 $I,657,52S.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Fnosr.-During the past week heavy frosts
have visited some localities in this county. At
Fern Prairie, potato tops were killed; and late
corn was nipped down on Lewis River.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

SxA1trox. Nineteen new cases Of smallpox
we're reported in San francisco on Monday. ff.
teen on Tuesday and five on Wednesday. The
new cases are Of a mild type.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Col. MAsoN-has been ordered to report at
Headquarters. Department Of the Columbia,
md will arrive at Vancouver with his family
about the first of November. He is expected
TO take command Of this post during the alb
sence of Gen. Suliy on his eastward trip.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Some Of our merchants have started
a combined "black book" in which
they record the names OF poor paying
customers and "bilks" generally. The
idea is possibly good one, but would
it no. have been more like "biz" to have
kept it to yourselves?-Walta IVatIa
Union.
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James Reed, of Lewis River, who was the
prime mover in the Hines Chapel concert,
is one of the live and public spirited citizens
of northern Clarke county. The people in
that section look to him among the first
when the cause of good morals il to be sub
served,
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NOTICE..

The School superintendent is frequently APP
piled to by persons in search of positions -
teachers in the public schools. 1t would he
well for the Directors Of those Districts where
they have no teachers, to make their wants
known to him. W. BYRON DANIELS.
Supt. Schools, Clarke County.
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S. S. CONcERT.-A Sunday school
concert was held at Fair View, Lewis
River. last Sunday. Dr.. Turner and
others made good speeches, and the
singing by the school was excellent.
Mr.. Herald, the Superintendent, is EN-
ergetic in such matters and deserves
great credit.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Rheumatism aud the Gout, cease their twinges,
II the affected part Is daily washed with
GLENN's SULPHUR soar, which banishes pain
aud renders the joints and muscles supple and
elastic.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

vIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-We have received
the lth number for 1876 Of Vick's Floral Gnde.
II contains valuable hints on Horticulture, and
rome beautiful cuts Of window gardens and
flowers, Send % cents to James Vick, Roch-
ester. N. Y, and get the four numbers Of next
wears Guide.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

MS FRUIT DRYER is doing
usiness. Apples, peaches,
in fact, everything contain.
except a rainy day, sue
= arid influence. Bring
pod sound apples, farmers,
perfect the new process
n work.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

TRANsFERRED--Chaplaiu Van Horne has
been ordered to report at headquarters, Oma'
ha. Nebraska; he will leave Vancouver with his
family, on or about the 9th inst. The Chap
lsiu's health is quite poor, and he hopes to be
benefited by II change Of climate and the new
scenes Of travel.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

PorArOEs.-Mr. Shea has the thanks OF this
Office for a basket of beautiful potatoes Of the
Early Vermont variety. They grew In a gar
den on which little care was bestowed, and are
rood evidences of the richness Of the soil.
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For Sale!
THE YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.

THE YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
The undersigned being DESTROYS OF
disseminating the keeping of a saloon,
offers the above Saloon for sale, with
stock and fixtures, cheap for cash, or
on reasonable terms.
As | am anxious to have all my ac-
counts settled before going out Of the
above business, l would call the atten-
ton of all persons knowing themselves
indebted to me, to please call and settle
by note or otherwise.
JOHN CORLESS.
Vancouver, W. T.,
Aug. &c, 1876.
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~>@ day guaranteed using our Wen
hi, Ed s1. ss;s.. Sss;.i s H.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

AT the residence of the bridegroom's father,
on Lake River, August 2Sth, 1876, by Rev. s.
{. Espy, Mr.. Leonard Campbell and Miss Rosa
Lyle, all Of Clarke county.
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atanruuper gnaspsndsnt.
LOCAL.

WANTEp-a'good male teacher at Fatwoods
School District, ten miles north of Vancouver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

BARN BURNED.-John Prnb>tels
log barn containing 80 tons of hay
and some farming implements was
burned on the night of Aug. goth.
1t was with the utmost difficulty that
a large barn adjoining containing So
tons Of hay was saved. The loss is
estimated at $500. Mr.. PoGbstel is
one of the thriving farmers on the
Lacamas.
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READ THIS!

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Every good Citizen Should Pat
ronize the Local Paper.
Any one who is not already sub
scriber to the Vancouver 1NDEPEN-
DENT is cordially invited to become
one Immediately. 1t is the only pa
per published in Clarke County and
IN the seven counties comprising the
Vancouver Land District. The fol.
lowing are few of the
Reasons Why
it should find its way into every
household in these counties:
1t is the official paper of the City
Of Vancouver and the county of
Clarke, and as such, contains all le-
gal notices, all city and county adver-
tisements, proceedings of the Coun-
ty Commissioners Court, proceed
ings of the District Court, all school
notices, all notices of Shcrif's Sale
of property for delinquent taxes, OK
ecutions, etc. 1t also publishes many
of these things for Cowlitz and other
counties.
Ii Is the Official Paper
of the Vancouver Land District, and
as such, publishes all matters of in
tcrest relating to homestead, pre-
emption and other entries upon the
public lands and the rights of settlers.
All notices of homestead contests,
the date of arrival at the Land Office
of all plats and patents and other
documents of interest to people seek
ing government land, or located
thereon, intending to perfect title
thereto. Will promptly answer
through its columns all questions in
regard to any or all of these things,
which may be submitted by settlers
or any one else in search of intorma-
ton. The paper is
Invaluable to the Settler
upon the public lands. The INDIE
PENDENT is not the organ of any
ring or clique, and owes obedience
to no set of politicians; but cndcav
ors to be strictly what its name in
dicates, independent. Advocating
principles and measures of such a ma
ture and in such way as will pro-
mote order and good government,
and advance the wcll-bcing of the
community at large. 1t is larger
than any paper ever published in
Vancouver, and is furnished to sub
scribers at
One-Third Less Cost
than any of its predecessors. 1t en-
beavers to furnish all the local news
of Clarke County and the Columbia
river section of the Territory as far
as can be asccrtaincd by the editor
at the place of publication, assisted
by correspondents throughout the
country. And in this connection, So
licits news items from everybody
and from all quarters. The terms
of the paper arc
Two Dollars per Year
to each subscriber when paid before
the expiration of six months, and
$3.50 when paid after six months.
Times arc hard and some people do
not take paper because they feel
unable to do so. DO not let poverty
stand in the way. The publishers
of this paper will take any salablc ar
ticle of merchandise in lieu of cash,
from an onion to a quarter ofbecf or
a cord of wood, in payment of sub
scription. Bear this in mind and
don't let poverty stand in the way.
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1licd:

At Cape Horn Mountain, August oath, 1876
Hattie, wife of Alonzo Wright, and eldest
daughter of c. P. Bedell, aged % years, 4
months and 10 days.
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CANARY THIEF.-An impecunious
rascal, the other day in Portland, slip
ped into the front parlor OF Mrs. Gil
man, corner Bird and Salmon streets,
and stole a couple ct canary birds. The
,hi"f was chased and knocked down,
and one Of the BIRDS recovered; the 9th.
cr having been smothercd in the vest
pocket of the thief.
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ABOUT GRAPEs.-John Procbstcl, the grape
cuturist, says Clarke county will produce us
fine grapes as Gun be produced In Germany
And that the wine produced in this county Is
fur superior to that Of California 1t has less
si the alchohol principle than is found In the
California wine, Is therefore less frey and OF IL
smoother and lighter character.
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smoother and lighter character.
~GArHs AJAR."-somcbody left the gate to
Joseph Brant's garden open last Sunday night
and M unruly COW got in and destroyed his
xurc.., He had splendid garden aud its de-
struction Is a serious loss to Joseph. GATES
Aiar' 10 all well cnou ,b for spheres Of lcav-
emily nature. but people should be careful how
they apply it to terrestrial garden gates.
uArcnrr Wonx.-Last Tuesday, while Geo.
". Jones. a steady. going farmer OF Mill Plain,
was trad,pg In Crawfords store in this place, he
" Us bcrated a,la abused Ey one John Walker,
who WIS somewhat under the influence OF liq-
uor. Eve witnesses are rcticcnt as to the dc.
tails of what followed, but it ended in Walkers
receiving severe cut in the right side from a
Ratchet ia the hands Of Jones. The wounded
man was properly cared for and taken to the
hospital. The doctors think lie will die. Mr..
Jones went before Justice Hayden aud gave
bonds In the sum Of $1,000 to appear ut the
next sitting of the Grand Jury.
-
OFFICERS ELEcrED.-Through the Kindness
Of ID. !. Cameron We are able to furnish our
readers with the names Of the newly elected Of
ficcrs of Fern Prairie Lodge No. "a, l. o. G. I.
They are IA follows: Albert Zeek, W. c. T.;
ADJ David. W. v. T.; Prank Knapp, W. c.;
Lydia Walker, W. A. s.; SAINT Zcek, W. +. s.;
Annie Cameron, W. T.. Horace Zeek, W. NJ;
Catharine Proebstcl, W. d. NJ; j. NJ. Gamer
on, w. I. G.; Style Blair, w. Sentinel. Sis
tiers R. Knapp and Bell Zeek. Worthy Support
ers. D. 8. Cameron, Representative to the
Grand Lodge. The lodge will hold its regular
meetings on every alternate Saturday, begin
ming August 18th, l'76. All members OF the
order 10 good standing are invited to attend.