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SUMMER RESORT
FOREST HOME +!
A Delightful Resort to be Popularized.
Where the Public May Find First
class Entertainment at Rea-
sOnable Rates.

The delightful resort, well known as the
FOREST HOME, easily accessible from Spring
Grove avenue by beautiful drive, will be re-
opened on SUNDAY, June 4, TO THE PUB
Lie. The buildings are in fine condition, the
main house, the pavilion and the saloon hav-
ing been refurnished and rented. They are
surrounded by sixteen acres Of magnificent
lawn and grand old forest which will be free
to all guests. The restaurant will provide q
cuisine unsurpassed in the city, and at city
prices. The liquors and wines will be the
same as those sold over the bar at the
famous Empire Saloon in the city, and at the
same prices, which is o guarantee that they
will be Of the best. That the popular appe-
tite may not be sighted in the least, the best
and freshest of lager beer will be always kept,
at five cents per glass.
1t is the intention Of the proprietor to make
this popular resort, open to all who will con
duct themselves properly; and only those will
be permitted on the grounds, as the best OF or
der will be always maintained.
Picnic parties invited.
iu2-3t E. HOLLAND, Proprietor.
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r EGAL. - Superior Court Of CINCINNATI
/ Henry Pike, s. NJ. Barrett and 4. Dole,
late partners as Pike, Barrett Dole, plain
tifTs. against e. w. Frank, G. Boehm and ). Z.
Roehm,- partners as Frank, Boehm Co., de-
PENDANTS. and Elias Block, and ELIAS Block,
Louis Block, l. /. Mack, and Simon Block,
partners as Elias Block q Company, garnishee
-E. W. Frank. g. Boehm and s. =. B9enm'
win take notice that on the Ath DAY OF Desem,
ber, A. d. 1875, Henry Pike, >. M. Barrett ana
ID. Dole, partners as Pike, Barrett \ Doe,
nIaintffs, filed their petition In the Superior
tourt of Cincinnati, In the County OF Hamil-
ton. and state OF Ohio the object and prayer
Of which is that said plaintiffs recover Of said
defendants the sum of seven hundred doliars
and eighty-tw cents, with interest from the
iern day Of December, A. ID. 1875, upon an &C,
| centance Of said defendants for $IJO ", dateu
August 10, 1876, that an order OF attachment
has been issued in said action, and Ella Block,
and Elias Block, Louis Block, !. l. Mack and
Simon Block, partners as Elias Block y Com
many. have been made garnishees.
said deiendants are required 70 answeron OF
before Che ist day Of July. A. y. lS!e,
e''''S ''' STALLO Il KiTTkEDGE,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
y Dated April 49, t8IG.
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N ORDINANCE mo. 1857 to levy taxes 60
A the general and special purposes OF the in
corporated village of Ayondale for the cur
rent year, 1876
the Incorporated Village Of Avondale, tll&
there be levied and collected the fpliowlai
taxes on each dollar Of valuation of taxabla
property, both real and personal, in said vii.
fage, for the general and special purposes oe
the corporation for the current year. is'O is ylIs
for payment OF Marshal and police, lib millsi
an and Sn rad ssTeets ana ana sy
enues 26l milis; for payment OF interest on
bonds b mills for street sstsl cleaning and wsiO ssul
tney Corporation Clerk shall certify to thu
Auditor Of Hamilton County, to be placed o.
the duplicate Of said county for collection ion
the year 1915. .s y.
SEC. a. This ordinance to take effect from w
earliest period allowed BY, law
Passed June /, A, u. 1876. ,,,,,.,,,,
Mayor and President OF Council
Attest; FLAMEN ia 4LL, JR., Corpoys f'ens s'ieyk
f77f r S-ltS 'u Nt
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ORDINANCE.

ANO ORDINANCE mo. 1881 to fix the grade
n Of Catherine street from the west curb o.
Harvey avenue TO the east curb Oh Burner
Be it ordained by the Council Of the incor.
porated village of Avondale, o-thirds OF ~
the members elected concurrlng, tnat TAG
grade Of Catherine street, from Harvey avenut
20 Burnet avenue, be and the same is hereby
established, as follows: =,
Sec. i. Beginning at the intersection OF tn
west curb OF Harvey avenue and the souu
curb of Catherine street and at the level @
Ssi 90: thence ascending at grade OF 100 In l@
for 100 feet to the level Of 2sas9 thence ascend
ine at a grade OF 62J in 100 for 2j0 feet to th
iavel OF AZ. 10. thence descending at grade q
gVo in 100 for 1871 feet to the east Of Burnet avs
nue. and level OF 234.la.
Sec. ii. This ordinance to take erect froA
and after its publication. as required by Law.
s. H. BURTON,
Mayor and President Of Councii.
| A,teat: FLANEN BALL, Jr, Corporation Clerh
| ju3-2tS
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A TTACHMENT.-Chrlsti Eler VS.. Flora
n Miller-Before Elon Strong, Justice OF the
Comfy. Ohio ON the sOth DAY OF May, A. D.,
1878, said justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum OF twelve dol
lars and eighty-1ve cents Sl2 so). Trial set
for Saturday, July "a. 1876, at O'Clock A. ID.
COLLEGE HILL, June 8, 1915.
iu8-3tSf CHRISTlAN ElLEh.
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TMs John bull Notes.-The expert
ence of Thousands o. mothers and nurses sum
spnily demonstrates that the convenient, di-
eeztibie and palatabie diet manufactured nm
LF the patents Of the eminent physician, DR
RayGE, will really promote health and
gsxenath, even without the aid Of milk.
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N1OTICE-On the 10th day Of May, A. d.
IN 1879, the Probate Court Of Hamilton Ooun-
", Ohio, declared the estate of George Y.
Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to the under
signed for allowance, within six months from
the time above mentioned, or they WILL not ne
Xd,ninlstrator, with the will annexed, Of
George C. Blackman, deceased.
May 20, 1915 myzO-4Go
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As CLEANLINESS is next to Godliness,
xsi ask o cleaner. What shall we re-
ssmmendt Why, Alaska Cleaner, Of
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my2U-8tS

Alta III ENT George Q. Orvis vs.
n Charles Waterson.- r. H. Rowe
kamp. q Justice of the Peace Of Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, 0hio.-On the
22d day OF April, 1876, said Justice issued an
oIJer Of attachment in the above case for the
sum Of IS 90. Cause set for hearing June IL,
1876, at o'clock A. III. u. q. oKVlS.
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The new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
"a, has the most complete and desira-
srA arrangements for families.
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ERA FLORIDA s:;:s i ssssSs s:sss :ss:

snould subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pup
iishcd at Savannah, Ca; Daily, slo; weekly,
20 ney ennmm. Advertisers desiring customers
T. tthasa states. should use its columns IL Is
Inc best paper In the Southeast. speclmep
covics sent on receipt Of cents, Address u
u. ESTILIk Sayapnepi ~
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AUCTION SAL q.

BY A. @. HORTON,
Real Estate Auconeer No. 6S West Third Street.
Rare Chance Secure Choice Dwellings,
w with Large Lots Dayton Bellevue Kentucky at Auction
On MONDAY AFTEERNOON, June o. AT - - cl a.
premises sixteen ehoce :"
Fairfield
Eachh
houses pape grained ana well
fleet Front
" "
o tSr and the side
&C. % street betwI
IFontand
&c
grained asrn &C.,
lin
secured by mortgage
Th aewIno
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STOVE POLISH.
ADJUSTMENTS.
A0 y <1dINI1 Z ~
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

AMUS6MdNI0s
GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.
Season Of Nine Nights, WEDNESDAY and Satur-
day Matinees, commencing, AoNDAr
Twelfth Annual Tour of
TONY PASTORS TROUPEy
TONY PASTOR. k..............S Sole Proprietor.
The Largest Combination of Vaudeville,
Novelty and Speciality Stars in the World pre-
suitable to all tastes.
Mr. PASTOR takes pleasure iuannouncinx
the following Company for the season Of 1915:
GUS WILLIAMS,
the Monarch OF all German Comedians.
HARRY KERNELL,
the North Of Ireland Comedian, Vocalist ana
Dancer.
LESTER. ALLEN, SMITH AND WALDRON-
LURLINE,
the Water Queen. the greatest Of all aquatic
WATSON, THE MAN FISH.
MISS JENNIE MORGAN,
the Distinguished Soprano.
MISS MARIA WHlErINGHAM aud
MASTER NEWMAN, the Boy tenor.
THE BRAHAMS (HARRY AND LIZZIE).
CROSSLEY AND ELDER,
Athletes and Gymnasts.
KARL LIND,
the Stockholm Wonder and Antipodean Phe-
nomen0n.
BABY BINDLEY,
the precocious Musical Genius, Vocalist ana
Dancer.
CHARLES WORLEY,
the great European Comedian.
FRANK. GtRARD,
the versatile Artist, Comedian and Actor
A Mammoth Orchestra and Brass Bana
Under the direction of
PROF. I'll. Il. DYRING.
TONY PASTOR =
AMERICAS OWN COMIC VOCALIST,
Will appear at every performance in New
and Original Catalogue OF Humorous, Mottos
Descriptive and Local Songs
PRICES AS USUAL.
Reserved Seats for sale three days in advance
at H Nv LEY'S, Vine street.
Il. g. BROWN, ID. y. HODGEs,
Treasurer. Business Manager.
ju8-4t
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A TTACHMENT. - Hezekiah Thomas VS..
n Charles Waterson.-Before F. II. Rowe
kamp. Justice OF the Peace Of Cincinnati
Township. Hamilton County, Ohio.-April u.
1876 said Justice issued an order Of attach
ment in the above case for the sum OF ~ SO
Cause set for hearing June a. 1876, at 9 o'clock
AM, II. THOMAS.
my2D-2tS
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nooKs AND STATIONERY.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.

AT STEVENS BOOKSTORE, all the new
books and magazines, fine note papers,
visiting cards, pocket-books, card cases,
rewards, prizes and gift books for chill
dren, illuminated notices, blank books,
envelopes, croQuet, office stationery, etc.,
etc. Goods not In stock will be promptly
procured. Convenient to street cars
No. 80 West Fourth street.
apis, ,Tu. .Th-5ot
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. u. W.-Empire Lodge, No. 1S, meets
N. every SATURDAY EVENING, at VIM.
Penn Hall, northeast corner Of Central avenue
and Eighth street.
G. B. HUMPHREY, NJ. W.
T. W. SUTTON, Recorder. Stf
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REMOVAL.
LEGAL.

A TTACnMENr. = Hezekiah Thomas VS..
N John Reiley.-Before II. II. Rowekamp,
a Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County. Ohio.-On April IL, 1915,
said Justice issued an order of attachment in
the above case for $50 10. Cause set for hear
ing June 10, 1876, at . o'clock A. M.
mySD-3ts II. THOMAS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-07-01
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.
Lost ut Sea.

SAN DIEGO, June 22.-Thc sarkentine
Fremont, 20 days from Tacoma, arrived night
before last On her trip down her first mate.
MIR. BUTLER, fell overheard and was lost
General Approval Of rrorrI,,s Appoint-
ment
New YORK, June 22:-Thc TisJune's
Washington special says: Morrirs appoints
ment is everywhere spoken Of in terms of the
highest praise Democrats and Republicans
say Il more satisfactory or cfeditable ap>
polntment could not have been made
There Is some prospect that the Heuse will
recede from the position with regard to the
Legislative appropriation bill and probably
others. 1t is expected both Houses will adj
journ in about month
Chicago whisky Ring Sentenced.
CHICAGO, June 24-In the U. S. circuit
court this morning Jussen, in behalf of the
defendants in the whisky cases. asked for Il
stay of sentence which was overruled by
Judge Blodgett. who passed sentences as fol-
lows: a. G. Hessing to pay a fine of 5000
and Imprisonment in the county Jail for two
years; q. 3. Dickinson and Jonathan Abel,
distilers, fine of 81 600 and three months in
the county Jail; Simon Howell, distiler, fine
of $4,000 and six months in the county Jail
IL, Il. Miller, eX county treasurer, fine of s.,
900 and six months in the county Jail; F. L.
Reed, fine Of $1,000 and one day in the
county Jail; II. G. Pahlman, and David
Ruch, fine of 81 900 and three months in
the county jail; VIM. Cooper, fine of $500
and three months in the county Jail; r. 2.
Hutchinson and David Cochrane, fine of 81,
600 and three months in the county jatl; G.
T. Burroughs fine of 81, 000 and one wear in
the county Jail.
st. Louis Convention.
ST. LOUIS, June 26-Therc is no organized
| effort here for any candidate except Tildcn.
The audacity of his supporters sweeps every
thing before it and makes the mention OF
other names seem puerile. This is more
prominently 50 than in the case of Blaine'>
support at Cincinnati, and his friends claim
| almost everything for him; his nomination,
| on the secOnd ballot with the requisite two.
| thirds, which rule will be adhered to. 1t is
true that important delegations, such as Wi.
consin, Michigan and North Carolina, have
promised solid, or nearly solid, votes fol-
| Tilden; but, after all the result will depend
Oh the action of the Southern delegations
They are mostly lockers on up to this time
their views being well expressed by Gov
| Walker, Of Virginia. Gen Walker said til.
delegations were in true union with til,
Lcuis with firm determination to ascertain
what man the North preferred as their stant
ard bearer for 1876, and would join il
support OF that man.
| The court for Tiden on the first hallo
now exceeds 400. The Tammany leaders ar
50 much discouraged Us to be about ready t
give up the contest.
The temporary organization Of the col
vention was effected by the selection OF Herr
| Wa,tcrson, editor of the Louisville (ouriei
.joHrnM, temporary chairman: f. .. Prince
of Massachltts, secretary; c. .. Walker, o
Iowa, assistant secretary; J.. Donovan, o
Ohio, sergeant at arms; Dan. Able, ST
Louis, assistant sergeant at arms
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-07-01

TIE CALIFORNIA MINsrRELs.-A large
audience greeted the California Min
strels in Columbia Hall, last Saturday
night, and all appeared well pleased
with the Fare talent displayed by each
individual performer-at least, if ap-
plause is any indication Of appreciation,
the entertainment was decided sue
cess and fully sustained the enviable
reputation this company sustains where.
ever it has performed. Machin and
Wilson, in their great ACT" Wash day, .
were inimitable, and besides showing
a thorough appreciation of negro charac
ter in their delineations, displayed nc
small proficiency as acrobats Court
right, in his speech fairly rivaled
Vivian, and Norcross and Wilson, il
their specialities were as near perfection
as is generally witnessed in that class
OF performers on any stage. The
leading dramatic critics of San Fran
cisco have alluded in the highest terms
to the performance of this company
which had just completed a long and
brilliant season in Maguire's Opera
House, previous to it's present engage
ment. We predict an equally favorable
reception for them in Portland, as it is
seldom that so rare talent is embraced
in a company of equal numbers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-07-01

THE surplus crop of wheat in the Walla-
walla valley this year is estimated at 200, 600
bushels.
The keel Of the new steamer at Tumwater
is laid, and she will be in frame" this
week.
TIE wages Of farm hands cast of the
mountains is from 81 so to 81 90 per day.
THE thermometer stood at l0S deg. at
Walla Wala ON the 18th inst
PORTLAND has recently received u nu mber
of Scotch immigrants.
COLUMBIA Engine Co. received by the Da-
kota their iremen's hats.
THE entire rise in the Willamette river has
been %! feet.
They now write it Portland e-Wal
lamet."
Nix. Tallentire's health is improving.
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Memoranda of Steamer Dakota.

| The 5. S. Dakota left San Francisco juno
20, 1876, at p. NJ. Arrived at Victoria, &
G., June 24th at 2:15 \. NJ. Discharged o.
passengers, pkgs treasure valued at -,
933 90, and 3,051 pkgs cargo-200 tons
Reed ID passengers and l phge treasure
value of $91l; and left at $50 r NJ for Puget
Sound ports.
Arrived at Port Townsend, June 9th a,
IL; 30 r. NJ. discharsedS passengers, 1 pkge
treasure value SOL; $50 pkgs mdse 2?22 tons
and left at 6:3s a. NJ, June 25th.
Arrived at Seattle June Goth at Al 4. NJ,
discharged so passengers. ,119 pkgs mdse 9s
tons and left at 1915 p NJ
Arrived at Tacoma June Goth at 2;13 and
discharged Sc pkgs. tons, passengers for
Portland and two for the port and left al
GEO A NJ. for Olympia
Arrived at Olympia at 10 A. NJ. June Goth,
and discharged 80 tons of freight for the
following consignees: \. Farquhar, l.. Bett
man, A. Brutch, +. H. Cook. J. O. Dobbins,
NJ. Dobrin, r. Frost, G. Rosenthal, J. C.
Horn, A. Kuhn, T. G. Lowe & Co., r. Mack,
c. &. Mann, w. l. c. Neat, J. B. Pray, S.
W. Percival L. Stork,S. G. Ward, S. Viii,
liams, J. G. Sherwood, c. r. Talcott, d.
Tuite, Treen & Damon, Transcript, Benz.
Vincent
Brought the following passengers to
Olympia:
Cabin-John McHenry, F, r.. Fox, Mr.
Mahan, G. G. Hicks, VIM. w. Young and
Mr.. Harrington
Stcer;ge-Jas. Murphy, Timothy Hays,
Jas Colwood. Andrew Doury, P. Dunning
}. Dunning, T. Cunning, II. Dunning, Mrs
p Dunning, Miss Mary Dunning, Mrs. J.
Nicholson and infant, c. johnson, w. A.
| Shelton. j. W. MEYERS, Purser
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Notice..

TURING; my absence from the Territory,
~ John Z. JlIdson will act ae my agent, and
All persons indebted to me are requested to
settle with my said agent.
CHARLES BURMISTER.
Olympia, May IL, 1876. 26:w4
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PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP co.
Timetable of City of Panama.
SAN FRANCISCO TO OILY MFIA.

Notr.-rasSen!,crS from Portland will
make connection ut Victoria with steamer
City of Panama for San Francisco.
Steamers leave San Francisco It II NJ. and
from Victoria ut l.. NJ, or on the arrival of
Nail Steamer from Puget Sound with Port
land passengers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-07-01

So Rev. \. c. Fairchill will preach
in the Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
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Timetable of the Dakota.
SAN FRANCISCO TO OLYMPIA.
OLYMPIA TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamer leaves Tacoma for San Francisco Mt
five o'clock p. NJ, or vn arrival of Train with
Portland passengers. Steamer leaves Olym-
pia at II NJ.
Olympia, July 1, 1876. stiff
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E. DE F. CURTIS, M. D., &C., &C.
4 MEDICAL Essay on the cause and cure IF
n premature decline in man, showing how
ealth is lost and how regained. 1t gives
riage, the treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and all other dis
eases appertaining thereto; the results Of
twety years successful practice.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS ON "MANHOOD no
member of society by WI ON this bOck will
not be found useful, W Iether he be a. mt,
preceptor or clergyman London Times
CURTIS ON MANHOOD This book
should be read by the young for instructions
and by the afflicted for relief; it will injure
no One.-1fedical Times and Gazette.
Price-One Dollar, by mali or explcss.
Address the author, DIR. Gu TIS, 500 Suffer
Street, or p: 0, Box 1877, San Francisco, Cal.
Aug Il, 1875. 39:y ...
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Cooling Beverages

1 RCTIC Soda cooled with ice. Cream
n Soda. Neachy Water, Bottled Soda and
Slrsaparilla at the NEW DRUG STORE.
OLYMPIA June L. 1876
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81 Rev. j. I. Wolfe will preach i'll
IumWatcr Tomorrow at ) p. NJ.
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THE Sea, le fire engine has arrived. |, i,
slid to he an excellent one.
SEATTLE ;vill hold her municipal c!ccii il
July 10Th.
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PUBLICATIONS. FOR LIFE INSUR-
N ance, at actual cost, received by
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Agent North Pacific Mutual Life Association
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NOTICE.

ITO MY PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
l. erally-I have this day sold all my right. title
and interest In the Bakery and Grocery busfness
to Bettman & Co., and am thankful for fayOrs
shown myself while doing business in this civ
and do hereby solicit your favors for nv succes
sOrs. Give them a square trial
II. A. PARKER
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

at regular communication OF
lzlar Lodge 1T A. +. ST., held at
Lewisvillc, s. c., Masonic Hall, July
18th, tho following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
|: has pleased the Surprcme
Architect Of the Universe to remove
from our midst our beloved Bro.
Milton y. Hook, who departed this
life OH the 3Oth day Of June 1876.
AS member Of our Lodge, his
zeal for the Institution was unbound
ed -stsadtast iii performance of his
duties. he walked uprightly in his
humble station oflifc, acting on the
square with MI mankind.
AS n perfect Mason he carried on
tile tcnets Of Masonry.
''To do and not to seem
Was this mans MAXIM"
Finally believing in the final
responsibility Of man to God. He
prepared himself iii this life for
admission to that Lodge Eternal,
not built by human hand, but over
which the great Architect pre.idcs!
And when his last moments an
proachcd which was to call him to
That home from whence no troubles
rcturns-hc urgently requested, that
his body shall be taken charge Of by
the craft, and by them deposited in
his last resting place. Therefore, in
arprt citation OF our Brothcrly Love
and friendship entertained for him !:
BE it
Rcso/rce7, That i'll the Death Of our
late Bro. Milton u. Hook, this
Lodge has lost bright and perfect
Mason, and society one Of its most
useful members.
Resolrcel, That n page in the
minute Book Of the Lodge be inscriE.
cd to his memory.
Rcsoirc7, That the Alter and I'm
plemcnts be draped i'll mourning at
all our regular meeting, until our
next Anniversary.
Rcsolre1. That the Brethren of
this Lodge tender to the bereaved
Family, their heartfelt sympathy.
That a copy of this preamble and
resolutions be transmitted to them
under Seal Of the Lodge and publish
ed i'll the Orangeburg NEWS AND
TINES.
Extract from the Minutes.
3. JACOBSON.
Sectr'y.
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Here and There in the State.

Georgetown reports say that the
rice crop is very fine.
Benncttsyille has a married lady
OF thirty-threc, who is grandmother
The young men Of Sumter have
organized strong base ball club and
designated it the I'ildcn base ball
club Of Sumter.
A little son, five years old, of Mr..
Sidney McFa'llcn, of Clarendon, was
killed on Monday last by being run
over by al OK cart.
D. B. McLAuRES-It is with re.
grct TINT we see announced the
death of this cstimable gentleman,
which took place at :Statesburg, S. c..
on the 9th inst.
Some rogucs dug Under the smoke
house Of Mr.. Randall Davis. Of Mn.
rion, last weak, and stole therefro n,
four bushels ofmeal and sevcnty.fivc
pounds Of bacon. .
The colored murderer, Brooks, who
escaped from the Barnwell Jail some
time back but was recapturcd, was
hung in that town last Friday. Brad
ley, the other escaped felon, has not
been rccapturcd.
Mr.. Arthur Tomlinson, an old
citizen Of Shiloh township, Sumter
county, was found dead in his bed OH
Sunday, July 9th. Hc was about
scvcnty-four years old, and was a
member Of the Methodist church.
il. Jones, Esq, ofthc Columbia
female college, is in that city. The
institution will be renovated and nut
Ill order iorthc October session under
his supervision. Rev. w. y. Kirk.
land, former pastor Of Marion Street
church, has been elected professor Of
the college.