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Evening star., 1877-10-18

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The Board OF
Fire Commissioners met last egeniug,
present: " eSsrs. Morgan in the chaIr}, Col
Inns, Bacon, Reed, TaIt. Stewart and Hume
A fire alarm key was ordered TO be issued -
Capt. y. II. LOI g comm iSSary Of SuDSist-
ence. 81. h'S request. Capt. Long also 3,p-
piled for FIRE alarm box 10 be placed in he
depot Of subsistence, corner Of l5tG AID b
streets sOuthweSt. and the communicate lion
was referred TO the District Commits toner's
The COmmu1lCa 10. Of Capt. Long states tha
lowing 10 the fact that the nearest box "A
present is AZ tie Agricultural buildings. AMI
y a the buildings OF which tufS depot is ON
posed are entirely OF wood, they would, ia al
rotaoil tty, he so lar cOnsume ID as u render
q fire department useless 20 preserve ia -In
under the present ysiciH Of com muuica q IN. -
APP III atiOuS for positions in the department
were +, Ctlved from Frank VI. Kil2OuT, j Jfi Il
~. ENal &. John Burke, ROOt. y Randolph
X ,bt. ". Johnson. NJ. ID II ally, samuel \.
Harper ChsS. &. Boss. and ThOs H. TTuufle.
communication was received from Henry
Lyles. Otier ng to make patent firc-esca pc,
which was referred TO the District COmmis-
sioners. y Communication from S. X. Davis
Offering TO exhibit his patent fire escape. was
referred 10 the president. The president
stated that five new horses for the use of the
department had been purchased and a con-
tract made for the erection OF new west wall
ard hose tower at No. engine house. He
also stalled that the chief engineer was pre-
pairing an estimate OF the loss - hose AMI
other fixtures at Patent Office fire for pre-
sentatiOn 10 the Secretary of the Interior.
IL Congress determined TO go into general
business at its special session, the District
COmmis sioneTs, with the Endorsement of the
government authorities, would urge an ap-
pTCprI alton for the purchase of two additional
engines and one more truck for the use OF the
fire department OF the District. The plaza at
the eastern front of the Capitol was selected
rs the place for the approaching annual in
>IectiOn and review, II being left with the
president of the board TO fix the day. The
president and secretary were appointed a
committee to prepare the annual report.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

Fer Dysgcp,ia, Uss
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Fer pebHiiy. Tee
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Fer rr5s-y. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Neuralgia, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For CHouio Diarrhoa, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Liver Complsirt. Cse
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Boils and Humors, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Clils snd Fever, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Fox Lcss 4 ARP ti'e.Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Nervous Affections, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Female Complaints. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
To Tone up the systsm, Uss
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
To InyigOTate The Brain, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS. ProprIetors, Sc
Harrison avenue, B. ston. sid by dealers cou-
orally. OCtl-mEth.lm
Evening star., 1877-10-18

LII TrNIEsr, neatest little overcoats for
aIen just opened In our new bows de-
nenI A saks Co, SIC Tth street.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
October 10Th to 22d, 1877.

This Advertisement Is changed ereIp lc.eI,
0Hd persons searching for such OOOds as
herein ddreTtised trit fiItd It to tEci, benefit
to craBtiHe BIV Stock.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail eyery THURSDAY direct from x-6.oe>
Queenstown. sS6Df s3h
Cabin, intermediate and steeTage passage ticket,
can be bad at Il. u. COOKE, ia a co g. Ranf-
srs, 142S street. Also, Agents for tbs Rso stsr
Line N Antwerp NvsS-0
Evening star., 1877-10-18
ARRANGEMENT.


The steamers JOHN GIBSON sne K. Q. kHESBT
VIII leave New York at O'Clock D. N. ~sfzxzr
every Saturday, Georgetown every Sat <a4ISI1
ur6ay at % O'Clock a. m, and AleJ sndria 1ssHses
day.
freishts taken NJ lowest rates. Fer Information
sppiy at once over Metropolitan Bank, 1stn street,
or 10 Il. p. a. DFkHkM, Agent, Warer street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACOA.
ah2l.tr prfsin.lt
Evening star., 1877-10-18

LOOK ~ Conolys new advt. to-day, +,
Evening star., 1877-10-18
EU n A RD Ii N h.

GUN A q d LINE.
EOIICn.
Wtth TIE view OF diminishing the CHANCES OF oos-
sion, the steamers o. this line take pecsc courss
fer all SEASONS OF the year.
On the outward passage from QueeLs.o~l 70 New
Yo,h or Boston crossing meridian Of 90 at . lat, or
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian Of
% at u lat, or nothing to the north OF n.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AxRRroar
ROYAL NAIL ETEAMS Alps.
CALLING Ar C0Rk IA RB0R
Abyssinia. Wed, 0c.. q Abz bz:snia... Nov. ,s
ssfRSu,iWWsddi. sRu.sis.Wd Ses; x sSSysaisWsd S, Dec. 8
Alssrfa---Wed., Nov. y AlesriA.-.-..Wed Dec. is
sana every following Wednesday from New iorn.
IL htrn OF PAssAsl:-Oabin, Sao, 9loo and Z iH,
" gold, additional. Return uckst1 On fsvoraois
stssrase tiekses % and iron aIl Iar Of 1uro,e a
yery low rates. Through bills Of landing Rven far
Belh8a 0laAgoU, Hayre, Antwerp and other Dorts
On the Oonttnent and for Aediteranean Dorts Yor
4elght and DaDaee apply ct the OomDanyp ofloS.
10. Bowling Green; or both steerago ana oahin.
1oOII1 BIo1LOW, COS tn street.
jan19-ly OHk6. q. IRANOKLYI, AGENT.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

Conce nitrate
YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS.
- 5O........ss 5O........s ss5O.......ss. 90
IS THE PRICE
At which we are selling ana Au-warr Cashmere
suit, SeLye,l IL appearance, stylish C4t
and - eI made.
AS A SPECIALITY
NOTHING HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED
To EQUAL OCR
SO co.. $40 oO......sIO .OO. ..... $40 90
PURE WOOL SUIT.
FoR FROM
sI2.OO up To $500
We are running
Line of Suits
That are adapted
To Street or Office Wear,
And are
In every way equal
T. the
$50 90 AND $4,000
Busne-s suits
Now being made % order
Through ut the city.
The fuest grades
And richest shades
OF foreign fabrics
10 DiagOuais and Mixed
Styles, made in our
Custom Department
At from
eI6 co TO s25 90
SUIT.
TO BUY
AND SAVE MONEY
BUY NOW.
HARLE BROTHKRs,
HEN AND BOYS CLOTHIERs
octl2-tr Corner Serenfh and ID sfres.a.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
THE TRADES.

~ EMONAL-I wish TO ad wise my numerous
IA patrons and the public generally that have
moved from stfaet O. my new aud spacious shop,
corner Of New Hampshire avenue ana n street
nOTthwest, where viii be happy 70 receive and
execute orders for fEe Furniture, poors, kDtels,
Mirror rsmes, and Interior Decorations generally.
set6-Sm GRASS.
EIBbON BROTHERS.,
VI Practical Book and Job Prfstsyss
lO1 PennsylyRnis ave-. washinGpno, u. &
- Fine Printing Specially. isnie-iY
Evening star., 1877-10-18

NME. GARRETT,
DRESSMAKER,
lO3 sreet northwest,
Respectfully sOIics the patronage o the ladies OF
n city whom she prepared 70 sststsct0riiy suit
In the matter Of lressiDsklnf.
81 Dresses cut. basted and finished in the latest
aud most artistic style, and 60 unefoepionsble &c
The best city references given. ocss I'm
Evening star., 1877-10-18

y0Hn q. HOGAN, Tl0 nsrhss syses.
and NeptillAsng AWNING ior Stores, H0s<ls, Public
Buildings and Private DvelIinss. Ilass ans Ten1
fog sale OF rent. Sole Agent Tor IL coy eenu1no
0ilde1 Proof AWNING nstsrfsl esD10
Evening star., 1877-10-18
PROBATE CoURT-,T,f,fge Oliu.

hcst'Tda'- Annual rental value # orphans real
estate turned tv Thomas rrEcru. guardian List
,i Cnbf- p, turned hy executor ana syrrriv ,f VI Ir
& Page. dtc'a-'d N8rg Ann gpyi. qualified a-
bond ia 5tuisu
Evening star., 1877-10-18

CHI A s. Ii A u NJ,
octl5 r 4OS Seventh street,
Evening star., 1877-10-18

JAMES CORRIDON, fT0fessF "A Pegpno.s-
tiP, 81. CioHd Building, on aud q Wrfffnf,
Bookkeeping and shOri-H Hand taught - short aud
esey cournee Ct Lessons. TnorOurb IustrucffoW
sGarsnteed- Lessons Eiveu ss rcd5eEcSs and q
ohooh. Ns-lys
Evening star., 1877-10-18

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w NOUNCG to the public that our stock
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL REQUISITES
ls now complete, and that our Prices the very
lowest that such Books are sold for In aoy of the
northern cfties.
Btock.
NEW BOOKS receige ID as soon a. Issued.
special lot Of Boo - AZ a. ceuts par volume
HOHUN BROTHERS,
1918 Penhsyicansa aversse.
seps-tr OOi nsr IIth street
Evening star., 1877-10-18
Weather Indications To-day.

OTEIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OEFIoER. !
Evening star., 1877-10-18

Jew BOOKS AT BALLANTYNE'S,
42s SEVENTH STREET.
Memoir % Rev. VIA A Rcsh:
1he Hidden Life, by Rev. Adnirh SaPHir.
Al lrahsni. tie Friend & God. D. a. DYKES.
Lectures On PreachtrF. by Phflfp Brrrks:
TIC Relief u- FEELING. = Study fIr Fa'th:
Modern Philosophy, - Francis Bowen.
ON Poetic Inter gral alton of y azure. o. Sharir.
EiCEolss MUtufu. % @ HoIlsud s-Ecs-tr
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
From the Iowa State Register.
A Spirltuaiist and q Methodist
Dream the Same Dream.

EDITOR REGISTER Elm the wee
sma' hours" of the night succeeding
the late Presidential election, a spir-
ualist of this city dreamt that the an
gels, feeling no less interest than NOR
tails in the result of the campaign,
had delegated one Of their number
for each election precinct in the Unit
ed States, and sent them to ascertain
the vote of the precincts and report
the same to the general assembly, a
vast multitude of patriot spirits, sta
toned on or above ponderous cloud
in the heavens, who, when the votes
were canvassed and the result known
to them, emerged from the cloud (the
cloud Disappearing and with great
rejoicing shouted, "Joy to the world
Hayes Is elected! HAYES IS ELECT
EDp
On last night a prominent Mctho-
dist (also of this city, dreamt that
Hayes was elected by bare majority
of electoral votes. Let us see what
there is in dream. DoNELsoN.
-Eddyvi1le, Io,ca, Noe. IA, 1876.
Major Wilcox, the spiritualist
dreamer, publicly related his dream
the morning after election, and not
withstanding the adverse dispatches,
persisted that Hayes was elected, and
has thus confidently expressed him.
self ever since.
j. w. Wilkins, Esq, the Methodist
dreamer, dreamt that Hayes was
elected by majority Of one electoral
vote.-Eddyrille Adrertiser, Norem-
Der Is, 1876.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
A Pious Farley.
Wheeling L atler.

A few days ago minister from one
of the neighboring towns came to
Wheeling on short visit. He was
out calling pretty late one night, and
upon returning home he was sudden
ly met in o lonely part of the city by
a highwayman, who thrust pistol at
the clergyman and demanded his
"money or his life."
The minister was startled, but his
presence Of mind did not forsake
him, and he thus addressed the would
be thief in the most solemn and af-
fecting tone:
"My good man, you shall have
every cent l possess. l give it to you
willingly, but 1 hope you will listen
to me for moment"
The preacher then made a most
earnest and pathetic appeal to the
robber to forsake the error of his
ways. He evidently touched tender
chord in the heart of the man, who
plainly was not yet utterly depraved.
Taking advantage of the impression
which he saw he had made the preach
er exclaimed:
"My dear friend, though you have
done me a wrong, l will not ask res
titution. Your souls salvation is of
more Importance in my eyes than a
little paltry dross. But you hare
sinned against your Heavenly Father ;
get down on your knees and ask for
givcncs of Him."
The penitent thief got down upon
his knees, and raised his hands to-
ward heaven; and when he had COM
piletely unhinged, the preacher gave
him a kick in the stomach which
doubled him right up; then he seized
his own money and that Of the robber
with which it had been rolled up, and
without delaying to make any divis-
ion of the revenues, ran up street like
narrow gauge engine.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
iowa Items.

/
Judge Day is now Chief Justice of
Iowa
The first recorded deed in Johnson
county bears date May 4, 1910.
A wild panther is prowling through
the timber in Clay township, Har-
rison county.
Five persons died at Dewitt last
week from diphtheria-all children
except one, young lady 20 years of
age.
| The surplus water from the Nc
Gregor artesian well is used to ope-
rate a portion of the machinery of a
saw-mill.
The following item, from the Ham
burg Democrat, must be comforting
mersel to the Hamburgers "No use
in paying $50 and $35 for coffins that
you can buy at AlbersOn's shop for
500"
There's a queer case of twins re-
ported at Ackley, for, while one of
these twins was born on the 18th of
December, 1876, the other postponed
his appearance until the LIST of Feb
ruary, 1877. tits bona Rde case, and
the doctors of the town are nearly
insane over it.
DIR. Knapp, a Dubuque dentist, got
up a sensation on short notice the
other day. He had sold widow a
$50 set of teeth. The widow was
slow in paying. Notwithstanding FREE
quent duns. The other day she went
into the dentists office to see about
getting some work done for daugh-
ter, when the doctor seized hold OF
her, and in spite of her screams and
biting, thrust his hand into her mouth
and pulled her teeth out, and KEPT
them. Now she has sued him fol
assault and for her teeth.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
PROCLAMATION.

The annual City Election will b,
held in and for the City of Ottumwa
on the Fifth day of March, A. d.
1877, at which election the qualified
voters Of said city will choose for tn,
ensuing official year, Mayor, {
Treasurer, City Assessor, and on,
Trustee or Alderman for each of tn,
four Wards of the city. The place,
of holding the said election will b,
as follows:
For the First Ward-J. M. Ransier'
office, on Green street. Judges-Nicl
Baker, Thos. O'Sullivan. and Walter
Goldsmith ; clerks-Gco. p. Daum anf
Jas. Burk.
For the Second Ward-The Cit,
Hall. Judges-John Potter, Georg,
Temple, and Thos. Goodall clerks
w. b. Goodall and Cass Hendershott
For the Third Ward-The Cour
House. Judges. Loomis, A. Lots
piech. and j. NJ. Kiser; clerks-J. b
Field and Geo. Il. Bedwell.
For the Fourth Ward-Durfce &
Pollard's Office, corner of Main anl
Wapello streets. Judgcs-W. w
Pollard, JAS. Kelley, and j. +. Hop
kins clerks-M. J. Burns and w. ii
ResOr.
Feb. 2lst, 1877.
o. ID. TrsDALE, Mayor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
Cloud Hammers OF the Aims

NbOuu nb0nnOHo Ou t0G AIDS.
Among the most exquisite scenes which
delight the eye of the Europe an traveller
are those wonderful rose-colored cloud ban
ners, floating from the Alpine cliffs. But
it is only in the sunlight, that Nature
hangs out these beautiful tokens. so It is
only in the glow OF health the sunlight
OF our inner being-that nature reveals
those physical cloud-banners, the "rosy
cheep" and "cherry lip" to praise which
every poet OF the Garth has invoked the
Muse to aid him. But they are as rare as
the cynical Hood conceived Christian
charity to be. Woman, eager to retain
this charm, resorts to French art and
rouge. l he effect is similar to that which
would be produced by substituting auction
GERS flags for the delicate glowing cloud
banners of the Alps. II woman would aid
Nature instead OF adopting art, would
seek health instead Of vainly trying to mask
disease, she would not only win the great
est charm OF womanhood --healtl--but she
would avert much misery both from herself
aad others. DR.. Pierce 5 Favori,e prescrip-
ton has received the highest praise from
thousands CT pale, delicate, suffering wo-
men. Chs bottle of,eu affords more relief
than months of treatment by caustics and
other medicines. II is harmless in any
condition of the system, and its use often
renders the modest patient exempt from
that most trying of ordeals--s personal
consultation with physician. 1t is the
duty Of every women to become familiar
with the causes aud symptoms of the many
diseases to which her peculiar organization
renders her liable, and also to learn the
proper means Of preventing these maladies.
The Peoples Medical Adviser contains an
extensive treatise upon "Womau and her
Diseases The Author also advises courses
oil domestic treatment which will often rem
der the services OF a physician unnecessary
Every woman should read 1t. copy Of
the Adviser can be obtained by addressing
the Author, DIR. r. v. Pierce. at Buffalo,
N. Y. Price $3.50 postage prepaid). Pa.
vorite Prescription is sold by Druggists.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
The .Iest.

In response to the request of Mr..
Nichols, chief of the fire department,
is or 90 men responded to the call
published few days ago, and put
the fire apparatus to a pretty thor
ough test, this morning.
The engine worked well, as it usu-
ally does, and threw water through
2,200 feet of hose l25 from the end of
the nozzle with only ITO lbs Of steam.
The hose was subjected to a water
pressure of $50 lbs at which nine
lengths were burst, principally OF
that which was considered perfect
and had never been used before. AT
about one o'clock p. M. something
was broken about the engine and the
test was abandoned for the present,
The pressure of steam at the time
of the accident was only so lbs. The
damage is only slight and will soon
be repaired. The test, SO far rs it ex.
tended, until the time Of the acct
dent was quite satisfactory but will
be resumed as soon as practicable.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Tf1Ecountenanceis paleand lcaden.
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate ; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid ; the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes bleeds !;
aswelling ofthc upperlip occasional
headache, with hunning or throb-
bling of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue !;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, somc-
times voracious, with a gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach, It others, entire
lygone fieeting pains IN the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny; not unfrcquently tingcd
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERM1FUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form ; tbs an innocent prepare
lion, not ca able Of doing the slight
est imiayto the most tender infant.
The genuine DIR. MeLANE's YER
MlruGE bears the signatures of c.
M!LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
,py.t,f,ay
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
A WEEKLY LIST

Of U. s. Patents issued to the inyen.
tors of Iowa, for the week ending
Feb. Goth, 1877; and each patent in
the list will bear this date. Reported
expressly for the COURIER, Ottumwa,
by A. ii. Evans Il Co., Patent Solicit
ors, Washington, d. G. Charge for
obtaining patent $1,000. A copy OF
the Patent Laws sent free on applica-
ton:
j. J. Dihel, Washington, Attach
ment for Potato Digger.
A. j. Skunk, Des Moines, Fruit
Gatherer.
d. G. Wilmot, Boone, Oil Stoves.
B. Albertson, Union, Car Coup
lings.
Hopkins & Smith, Fort Madison,
Feather RenOvatOr.
Moore & Moore, Vinton, Packing
for Mill Spindles.
A. Garfield, Davenport, Corn Plant
ers.
w. Gray, administrator, Daven-
port, Car Couplings.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
pp1En

Between 6 and O'Clock. yesterday
evening, Esq. w. II. Fctzer united in
the holy bonds Of wedlock, Mr.. VIM
Ii. ALDRIDGE and Miss SALLIE Cas-
TIE.
The ceremony occurred at the resi-
dcncc of J. b. Miller, OH Mclean ST..
who is the brothcr-in-law of Mr.. AL.
bridge.
We are informed that Mr.. Miller
gave the party assembled, pleasant
reception and sumptuous repast
and that all went away wishing the
newly married couple no end of hap.
pincss.
The COURIER was duly remember
ed, which is good way to start off in
the matrimonial harness, and as to.
ken Of its good will hoists an old
slipper after the happy couple.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
amount of the loss.
From yegterday's daily,

From yesterdays daily.
Gen. Hcdrick, the agriculture
editor of this paper, commenced
making garden to-day. lie planted
lettuce, onions and peas this afternoon
and will graft bolonas, tomorrow, by
budding OH the parent stock imported
from Newfoundland. He will no
plant striped broom handles until thu
dark of the moon.
This is within one day of the last o.
February and it is one worthy of 1t
ally.
We have not had one bad day du
ring the month, and have had in al
respects, remarkably pleasant win.
ter, the weather, when cold being dry
This morning the blnc-birds put in
their first appearance, and many per-
sons are making garden.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
Local Markets.

AS some apprehension may
be entertained by our farmer
friends in relation to our To-
cal markets, it is proper for us
to state that, owing to the beautiful
weather and the near approach OF
spring, the vegetable market is very
unsteady, and subject to change ev.
cry day. Potatoes on Wednesday OF
last week were in fair demand at 81
per bushel, and market not over
stocked. To-day they are plenty at
from GO to 75c.
Apples are also plenty we are reli-
ably informed, at from 35 to so cents
per bushel.
Eggs are quotable at from Sls to 10
cents per dozen.
The feed market is well supplied
with hay at from $500 to 5000 per
ton, and corn at from 80 to 35c per
bushel.
Cherokee (Neb) seed wheat bu 16O
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-28
mAlrAcoMMANpEpy.

On the 7th Of March Malta Com.
mandery X. L. will be instituted by
Sir John c. Parish r. Il. &. c., Sir F.
Medley V. f. ID. G. G., Sir NJ. A
Butler E. G. G. and Sir s. A. Bayless
Z. G.. G. G.
The following are the Charter
members.
| w. A. McGrew, p. C. Damn, r. A
| Wilson, II. l.. Tilton, Don A. Pool
w. G. Linn, Jas. l.. Serviss, M. a
Potter, John S. Wood, A. C. Stiison
c. l.. Walker, j. c. Hinsey, DAME
Traul, C. II. Norton, w. b. Arm
strong, M. b. Walker, Sam'l Cowan
z. w. Capron, Sam'l Brumscy.
The following Sir Knights hav'
been selected as officers.
Sir. w. A. McGrew, +. c., Sir w
G Linn, Gcncralissimo,Sir II. A. Viii
son, G. G., Z. C. Daum, Prelate, r.
l.. TiIton, S. W., G. l.. Walker, J. w.
w. b. Armstrong, Treasurer, Sam
Brumsey, Recorder, Don A. Pool
Sw. b., Daniel Traul, st. B., M. b
Walker, War.
A grand banquet will be given OF
the occasion. Three hundred invi'
tations have been extended. The
following is the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Sirs w. A. McGrew, NJ. b. Walker
Don A. Pool w. G. Linn, z. G
Daum and Daniel Traul.
| COMMITTEE on INVITATION.
Sirs w. G.. Linn, c. l.. Walker
Don A. Pool, p. c. Daum, Arthur G
Stilson and w. b. Armstrong.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Sirs p. &. Daum, II. l.. Tilton
Saml Cowan, r. A. Wilson, w. A
McGrew and G. L. Walker.
| COMMITTEE ON BANQUET.
Sirs II. l.. Tilton, p. w. Capron, c
L. Walker, Sam'l Brumsey, Don A
Pool. Jno. S. Wood.
The COURIER Job Office printed tn
invitations, and they are pronounce,
to be the incest job ever executed il
this city.