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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
Election Proclamation.


SHKxfrF's 0rTIcv. >AIrSE CouNrY, kANsls.
SsLiNk. October 5. lSsi.
uDRO,L AMAZON Is hereby made TO fhr qualified
Elssfinn VII 81 hsid the several voting prcincts
throughout SAID county. or
Tuesday,. TIE ca G1s o. AorcffsefT. Il. -. Isff :,
Tor the purpose 81 ciectn ihs following ofcers.
one COUNTY Trsssarr
o"v t1uhl, tietA
one tooufy surveyor.
one sheriff
one Register OF Desds
66S C5SSiy Comm ssionsr for saeA Commissioner
District.
Sae}y 2 ItNasasg.
township trustee, township clerk. towsshlg
treasurer, c0nsfabcs snd mad UYrrseer Tor sace
rose district IN sad towassip. sad Justices OF thS
peace.
I iowa saip trustee, township clerk. / township
treasurer, cou~sblcs anJ r5sd oyerseer for sseG
road district IN ssd township, and justices OF Inc
Frlraf Ts-usasp
trustee. clerk, treasurer constable and
I-ssg GEEK Tc.-sssf9
rost ovvrsrcr each district IN said township
aud justices OF tbs pssee
trustee. treasurer. cirrS, eonst=blss and
rosd Tor rash road distr,c; township
FseesIst Tsi, y z-.rsssfg.
trustee treasurer, c.srk eonstsbies aad
road overscvI for czech Road district IL said township
and justices ftne peace
Hd3iHgtos 7osrss&ip
trustee. treasurer, I cVrk, coastables and
road Oyer-eer for CzCh road district IN said township
and Justice OF the pstce.
S-tat44 Ts,sa4ti2
trustee, ! treasurer, ! CivTk. : coustabies ard I
road overseer tor tach al district said township
aud justices OF the p-sc-.
FSlz7 TossS.Alp
trustee, treasurer. l cvJk, (. cOnstSb!es Aad
roat overseer Ice tach road disgrct In said gushir
and lusJIces ct the peace
&ttsTfY Toigssifp.
trustee. treasurer. ! elrrk, . constahlss and
frt
and justices Of the pgare.
Euretu TOsHsAip
trustee. treasurer. / clvrk c0nstablcs and 1
road OversyVr tor each road district said township
and justices OF the peace
a a Cffst TouAa!r
trustee, trt asurvr, clerk justices Of The peAce
cuLsIAbcs and road Oy,rsv,r each road district
IA said township.
.sci0ss0a Tctezslip.
l trustee. treasurer ! crrs, con-tabies and
road oversecr Tor each road district said township
snu Justicca OF IN peace.
DBtos TSSasAip.
trustee treasurer clerk, Ja,ticss OF the peace
constAbies Hnd road cvcrseeT Tor each resd district
IN said township
The voting places la Dayton 0wGshp are the school
houses Ia sChD1l district, Nos snd as
SMOKY Its-e T6SneAtp
trustee, ltitAsurtT. clerk. Justices O! the pssce
G. nstablcs and road oVcrsscr Tor each road district
in said township
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of October. A y
Is77, SAN. q. LONG.
sheriff saline county. hAasas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
KlNCESORD'S
0SWE GO TAR CHI.

Is the BEST and MOST ECONOMICAL In the worid
10 perfectly PURE-free from sc.ds aud other FOREIGN
substances That iujuts Linen
Il stronger than any othsr-TsquTing much isAs euan-
uty In using
10 uniforn-stlasus ani finishes work always ths
Kingsford's 0swegO Corn Starch
is The mos' delicious Of ala pr.psrstioas ios
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
1913 Santa Fe Avenue. salIna. kanaas
NOTICE.
JOHN ". BERE.S

noES not claim 90 represent the Naticual Iaat
II Company OF Missouri, Tor lt any CT
pdesfy uAGtere~. having severed BIS Connection wth
TIE same on DecembsT s2nd. l-75 He has reverfhes
less. over Do. coo OF TIE beet bands 81 Central
kEnsas now for sale ACCOMMODATING terms, and
ArIs 10 suit purchasers. For particulars zee iarzr
advertisement elsewhere ~ the pspe-.
Ma JOHN " BEREs
Sta General Lad Agent, Saltna Kassas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

The Supreme Court of Kansas hiss de.
cided that the game law passed by the
last legislature, go far IS it prohibits the
transportation from Kansas 10 other
states of prairie chickens which have
been lawfully caught and killed, is IN
constitutional and void, being In contra.
vention of that provision of the federal
constitution which declares tina, Congress
shall have power 10 regulate commerce
among the several states.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
Notice to Taxpayers.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
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, 1877-07-11
WEDNESDAY,, JULY II, 1877.
cu1caao NaRKEr suNMAnY,

The Chicago produce mnrscts wcrr moderately
nctye yesterday. aud irregular. atcas PORK closcd
1",,c per hrl hIghcs.nt 6ia :sts cnsh aiii 3l3 10
g. u, 4.,; for August Lard ctusci III 1Do0c per
1uo rs higher, nj sn.o7!zlo. 10 cash and
S!n.1.t,M:}.la for An:ust. Meats wcro ifrnscr,
at SAC pvf ID for 1orsr shoulders and &C Tor
t1u slo:t rbs. Lake. freight. were lfn', ut l3iGt:c
fur cu11, to IInralo. 1.fyitwiaca were Ateady. at
3l.0s per gallon. Fiour was Gull. Wheat
clo.ri 4. lt.c luwer nj sl.7 fur July aud 81. liz
for .l1grlst. Com closed &c lower, ut 4A:sc for
August at4,l i!,c far September 0aA closc steady,
at :s.,,c c1sh a,l lollIU1ic for Augnrt. ftyc WIS
firm, Ut G3f.E.c. lEnr1cy was nominal+ ut 8oss5lc
for new, seller sepseA,bce. iIoGs wcse active and
bSi lUc higher, closing e4nY ai z1t1, 20. Cattle
w..c dull aiia unchanged. Sheep ucrc IN light
demand 1t l.0lGbt.7:,. Lust Saturday evening
thru wa. In stors In this city III. -.3 bh wheat,
Inf, H;,u bu corn, Boil I'D BIZ oats, u. "0J bu
rye a,,d ~. D1l hu barley. TUtas. 2. I'LL, ala hu.
t.,ng .ccrcntr u NJ, ih'2 ba during lust week.
Onr hlsra dollaru tn soi1 would buy Slo3. u:
III yrcenh.cli.' al thc cl,sc.
, 1877-07-11

Tho announcement that 31r. SAMUEL j.
TnpEN aas determined to nbautlou politics
lus scarcely that quality Of news which war
rants transmission by Telegraph. It Is
pretty generally uuderstood everywhere that
Mr.. T1LpEx definitely retired from politics
ut Tho close Of his desperate struggle to get
the Office Of President, to which ho had not
bocn elected according to tho Laws aad forms
that prevail in this country. This failuro
n1onc would pretty surely lead 10 his retire.
1ncnt from politics both IS candidate aud
Il manager; but, added 10 this, is the special
disgust which, lis party conceived for him
during tho campaign, anl the ugly circ',u'-
sta,cc that Ills iaaa,o lccano scnndalously
involved In tho effort to secure AL Electoral
voto by bribery. No man whose ua,ue has
lad such au aspcrsion ~ this cast upon 1t is
likely ovcr ngc.n to appear consrlruously in
American politics under tho auspices Of my
t31fty.
, 1877-07-11

Every dispatch from The theatre Of the
1udian uprising details SONG act Of bravery
on tho part Of tho half-a.<lozcn soldiers that
compose tho "aF1ny," anu here and there
convoy tho welcome intelligence that rod
akin hay been killed. But In tho main they
provo wofnlly bad stato Of affairs, and
demonstrate thnt Tho Indians ARE becoming
moro and moro cmboldened by tho ridicu-
lo,,sly small force opposed to them, aud aro
gradually encroaching upon the usore fertile
md promising portions OF tho Territory.
In fact, tho situation has become startling.
Josrru has developed no little ability A.
strntegist, mad all Ills movements ore crowned
with tho kind Of SUCCESS c1inontly ealcu-
Lated to induce binds, 70 far fricnlly to tho
wllitas, to join him. His fornys are nlways
rewarded by largo acoessions to his already
il,.nunse captures of livestock, and whcn-
ever ho IN drivon from ono position 1t is to a
t,stter. Though his forccs aro hut iittls
larger than those Of his enemy, the atlvan-
tago 10 far Is rortentously on his side.
, 1877-07-11

When Nj. suxtxAK, then Chairman Of the Fl.
nance Eu1nn,tteet ,Tas pushing through. the senate
thai niysterous Silver DEMONSTRATION bi !lc said
agc oxaetty thc samo ns the FRENCH Tho senate
undoubtedly took Sir. snEnxAs nt III. word. -~thuy
took the bill on the faith Of the Flnaucc Commit.
tcc'a report III it, fayuE,-they lid not examine 1t
Tor themselves uus what an cno.n,ous-sha'l Mc
ray "blun,ler "!-that statement was. "Exnctlr
tie same ~ tho French" ehi Mr. SHERMAN, lid
you not knor that that I'LL made the silver ctnsye
Of this country legal tender fos s. ouly; md did
yon not knoa that the standard si1scr coin hf tho
French an unlimited lcgal-tenfeE! That In u
question which i. will do we'll to answer 10 your
6ogsaphcF ero tho SANDS of llfo have quite run out
makes aii the differences in the world. Ii makes 1t
dehascd money. There must be no limitation
elnnsc in the silver plank OF the Ohio platform.
, 1877-07-11

could not llaye found 1t in his soul 10 lend
the wholo ontat to tho Lord; bnt, since his
itching palm Ia extended for the hire whereof
he estccn,s l.is l4bor worthy, 1t Ia sweet md
decorous that tho churches at,onld roapon,1,
lest Cnpt. BrSDx mil with a material mort
gage weighing heavily upon his spiritual
ark. Tho money should DO raiscd straight
why, for tho boat Is represented as
"stannch," and It will probably bo year
at lcaas before this evangelical toi1or OF tho
lakes will cali for now craft.
, 1877-07-11

For years WAsniH01oa DowEa llas fought
the CuAsR family through tho courts Of New
York Tor possession OF the famous JuMBL cs~
tate. Almost every Judge III tho State hns had
some branch Of the case before lin, and the
files OF tho New York papers arc marked with
items relating To this celebrated litigation.
BowRN claimed TO b. natural son Of Madanio
JuMx1, wh!,c CHASE claimed under q niece ot
the womRn whose life was as remarkable as tle
legal f1ght that has followed her property, At
Last CuAss took the matter TO tho United 8tatcs
Supreme Court, where be has at length received
4 declsiou In bis fayur, to the inelIlblo disgust
not only of BOWEN, but also the counsel on both
sides.
, 1877-07-11

Along the Turkish lines things aro becom-
ing mixed. Just beyond the camps Of the
contending nrmica, bulgarian and circassian
Tartara arc cutting zach others throals with
commcndablo pertinncity; 1sucnps PASTA
has leen placed in control Of military nfafrs
at Constantinople, because he can control
the r,cor1e when it allnll he determined that
further resistance Ia useless; ABDUL KEn1M
pAsnA has cn1lol for GO, o00 moro men, and
in liable 10 lose Lis official head for the de-
nanl.
, 1877-07-11

G... Orp md Gcu. TEAv1So lavo shaken
Lu,:sls t.cro;s the mildly chustn Ut tho lilo
Grade. Tpas1so asks only tl1s: Tcxau ILL.,
busters te restg4a.d frolu crossing ,uto
AleAicu, uutl Onp prosniucs sac], restraiut, ut
tho same t,n'o notifying TEAvtso that tho
United Stascs forces will folluw tho Indians
anywhere. Everything Is thus loscly bo~
twcet tho - :;is.er Republics" to lilo intcuso
disappointment Of tbu nuuczatiouiHtY,
, 1877-07-11

The long delay which characterized the
Russian operations after they had established
their headquarters at Bucharest and arrived
on tho north bank Of tho Danube Ia repeated
now that largo proportion of the army is
on tho south bank. The problem in tho first
instance WAS to accumulate storos and war
matorial in sufllcienoy to provide tho army
after 1t Ind crossed, as then t,oy would cut
loose from railroads and occupy n country
already stripped OF resources by the Turkish
forces Now tue problem Is to got tho pro-
visions oyor tho river. They cannot practice
tho ordinary system Of requisition, NJ thero
is nothing to draw upon. They must bring
alt they want from their base Of supplies at
bucharest by wagons oyor wet, marsly roads,
take 1t across the river, and then cart 1t
to tho army,-one Of tho slowost and most
tedious methods Of transportation. It is
evident TINT tttero Gun bo no general
alvanco Of tho main army until
tho Russians havo akon Rustohuh,
which is In Immediate railroad commu-
mention with Bucharest. From this point
south thero Is also railroad through Bul-
garia, which the Russians may utilize If they
can proyent its destruction. NAroIEos said
Al army travelled on its belly, mud tho truth
OF the statement is shown BY tho movements
OF tho Russians since they crossed tho rruth.
Every step forward has hinged upon tho
question Of the next moal. The Russians,
however, uro not altogether Inactive. Their
cavalry advance, which Gun live of tho cos,n-
try, has taken Tirnova, the nnuiont Capital
OF Bulgaria, md pcnotratod towards tho
balkans, ovon rs fur ns OAman-B Bazar, whittier
tho Turks rctreated They hive gradually
forced tho Turks back from tho south bank
OF Tho Danube, west of .Rustohuk. Their
cavalry is already in front Of this Inter
fortross. Sh,,m1a is threatened, and Varna
has been placel in q state Of sicge. Tho
whole Qualrilatoral is threatened. Iu
tho Dobrutlsclln tho 1sussian forces havo
pressed their way down to tho limo Of 1ts-
tan's wall. Ono corps has occupied htetl-
jidje, thus cutting OF Kosta ndje from
tho intorior, go that tho Dobrldsoha
force for tho first time seriously throatcna
tic Quat1rilatoral Meanwhile, tho Ruasiana
still continno to cross tho Danube In large
numbers. Reinforcoments Of fresh troops
arc arriving dajly at bucharest from tho
North. Tho Noumantau army Is also pre-
pairing to croas, Notwithstanding tho objeo.
ton Of tho Roumanian Parliament. Il
Is stated TINT tho Russians aro forming
a second army, to be commanded BY
tho Grand Duke VLADIMIR, which will nd
vance in tho direction OF Sopl1ia, and thors
fore will not DO obliged TO cross tho Balkan
ut all, hut will turn them. II this now
, 1877-07-11

Tho Attorney-Gcneral reitofatea LIS dects-
Ion tAa: lAe Deparslnsnts are by law forbid
ten to ply for advertising moro ihan tue
rate Of forty conts per 1DO wor.la fur tho
lrst insertion, aud twonty cents for zach
subsequent insertion. This IL equivalent to
ahout eight cents per liuy,-a figure Which
practically 4!eba.s tho uayernmout from
printing advertisements III my newspaper of
sufficient circulation to advertise anything.
, 1877-07-11

Position OF England aud Germany Lord
RUSSELL to Prince ElaMAEcK-"S Siri En-
gland will not permit Kuasin to take Cou-
st4ntinoplc." Prince DIsNAncx to Lord
NussEIL--" but tho occupation Of Constau~
Guollo is tho only way to socs.ro tue ends
fur which tho war was inaugutascd."
, 1877-07-11

F1Tzl1uuu viii haya it TINT tharo was some
spirited "Appropriating dono Ly tho
Democracy Of tho Forty-fourth lluuso among
tho boolis in tho fohliug-roonl. lie 1nasle MI
in:cice, hhow'ng heavy deficiency When
tho Kefosn.ers got through, and Is prepared
tn stick 10 thnt inyoic,. IIo threatens 10 ba
heard IRON A,.ut.
, 1877-07-11

Ex-Jut1eo Il. H. CARPENTER. Of South Caro-
Tina, llaa resigned his Judgeshtp because tho
Democratic Legislature Illegally elected man
in tls place; but while protesting agninst such
unjust aet!on, he does not 60 oycr to the i'm.
p1acablcs. On tho contrary, he says:
lnye no hesitation In saying that, In my. judg.
mcnt, thu pulley Of President 11ArEs will work
well, especially Throughout The South. Tho chnr-
acter OF the man viii impress Itself anywhere.
Firqt, he ts conscIcntlonxly Kool; sccona, he IL
just; aud nnaly, ho IL fearless In the execution of
aoy thought which 10 bclieyes TO ID right. For
ready uone. out they Will come frD,n the poltl.
clans. not the people. In the end 1t IL hiy belief
that be will pru1s bnec1f In MI respects o Tho
luost popular Presidents ol the United States who
hAs over alled tho chair.
Gov. CHAMBERLAIN might learn wisdom from
Julre CARPENTER.
, 1877-07-11

A Cleveland mau comes forth with tor
1,elo, described NJ oue OF the most wonder
full war engines Of the ago. It u auto1uatio
ard Is guided from shore or ship
board by gu ELECTRICAL contriYaucs op-
c1ated by keys, Iho inventor
hes lurge order from some foreign Power
which ho refuses 10 name, but which is
probably TINT Of tie Nez Pcrees Indians, and
il mtcudod for damaging uuitel states
yawls on the Halmon River aud Biaterroot
Gr..fk
, 1877-07-11

Tho little t;isl, ALICE Coles, who WAS mis-
t;.Eea BY ALEXANDER uunN for Chinese
laundry, on lilo Fourth. Ia dead. HUM IL
iu the hands Of the authorities, aud 1t re-
naills to lo seen what will 10 tlono with Ills
Indignantly viulator Of tho law.
, 1877-07-11

A GOOD deal Of complaint Ia made by par
tics in the grain trals in reference to thu
junction Of tue Governor Of this State in the
appointment of Grain Inspector. The
clanso from one Inspector to another may
u accompanied o1 followed BY uaseri4
, 1877-07-11

st. John, from tic account Of tho Rev.
C. j. 'fnrHnE,1, is not 30 badly OF, inter
nll. Her insurance money will rebuild tho
towr, Gud the sufferers hive been aInply
provided for hy tho donations OF other cities.
, 1877-07-11

ln addition to rcdecmtu5 $l, 41t1 W. OF tho
tfactionyls, tho Uovesument haA exchanged
about sla, ,GoU 0o0 of silver for greenbacka, 20
that Tiers has been no contraction Vi fractional
noncy, tut an expansion thereof. Thctv IL n0w
tu circulation about tsaooo,000 Of subsidiary
silver
, 1877-07-11

Tho possibility Of MI altiauco between
Noumu,lia mud 6erv;a IL scui-oficially zccog-
nizetl III Esassiu, Ind it Is beloved TINT such
aA nlliuuce would not affect tho good rcia-
sious now cxia.ing between Austria mud nus-
, 1877-07-11

-, !
ollists III TINS country Is .ae steatn'ons " '1o
silver question aa II INC onHeo o'a1cs no,eF
had any osher 'e9"a'tenaeF eo'n 'n"1i sou'
'iho fact IL that tue on'.eu s''a'eS Gun tA'
why's consisted OF go'a aAa s't'er' ~ 'one W
there was any ohtea s'a.ea eo.n III e,,eu-
lation. ihe specfo 1at"i'st ol LUG w"
1ofR tsMes "t.eaiy 'suotss .i,'s =" 'Aa4eau
tl.a1 tue o'1he'"'''sta o' .n' "sa' "te s"".y
Of crime IN efact'ns sne ren'one''za''"n u
tho silver do'iar III order 10 enable 'ne Fay-
meht OF puoao ano ps',a'o usom ~ tno
cheaper OF tue Two "e'".s. "n7 ~ F" s,A"e
III HAMILTON 'EffkHsoS' "As".s"soN, Map
1soS, a'lo tno otaess "ho, ~ '''-' 0S7's'sa
III SECURING IL" e''a'a'S.nne " es'.""
feia''so "cieas' "no Pfosaa'ns 1o' .no
coinage Of tle Two .nosos Il no1 cf.,l'-
inal or eeanla'oaa then' nor a"f'ns 'l,o
following e'gnty 5eats' "n'' 'no n".'ono
coinage was OF sh'er as wen ~ s"i'' WY ~
It cr1mlhal OF sconaalons nov ~ o's'As
elghts years. Inc "mo.'ean peoPie "'to NV
cnargee Win uao a"l.h oee"aA' ~. eAe
cisod tho pr1saege' Tree anu e'l"a1 ~ ~
ahRc' OF paying oeo's IN .ne cheat,i VI l'o
two nes"s' why !" ~ "'ssol"'sau'o u .o" ,a",
nnee LUG aefhono''z'''.on " h,.,sl ~ T., '., ',,,
s"a1e nas ooeu ~ eo',t .'s"| We
before that: gold itself might l,.sSo beon de-
monatizcfl without INV nroct;cal influence, II
tho silver dollar had boon retained, since sil-
xcr would have served for payment of dntics
er,1 tho ;ntcrc.t IN tho debt. md roId would
bava bean bought and sold for export
~ IL il now for payment Of foreign
1n]oncen. r]ut tho fact III notorious
That pold was retained because. while both
oo,d aud silver were in circulation, cold was
the cheonor of The two. We admit and
,no;ntaIn TINT tho vory purpose ct having tho
two metals, instead Of either ono alouc, Is
that when ono becomes scarce the other n,ay
l.. utilized. which is tho sa,ns thing m say
;no TINT whom ono becomes tho dcarer tito
chc.par 1nay 1e emp1oyed. Tho effect will
always DO that tho now demand for tho tenn
porariy cheaper motal will restore tho cqui-
lbrium on bnsis at fair averages
4 GOOD deal of misrepresentation nbout this
silver question arisca from tho falso impres-
sion That tho Government has, from titno TO
timo, increased OF decreased tho weight Of
the silvor dollar to keep it on par with the
GOLD dollar. Tho only change that WIN
ever made. so fur rs legal-tondor
dollars aru concerned, Was to reduce
Tho weight Of tho gold dollar; tho
yojoht OF pure silver In tho silver dollar has
naror been changed. Tho relations be-
tween lilo gold and silver dollar wcro
originally fixotl ut Gftcea to onc,-that is,
f,stoen ounces OF silver wore nado equM in
, 1877-07-11

For tho hest and finest di1p!ay OF anpcrb
check the belt Is awarded to the Montreal
Catholics. At a meeting Of representatives.
Of tho national societies ycster,lay, resolu-
ton waa mlortel nsking Tho orangemen, "as
Christians" to forbear parnding tomorrow.
Sail President DEv1lN. Of Tho st. patrick's
Society, in addressing Ills constituents
"Our object Is to prevent the unhappy con-
tlict impending OIL tho 18th Of July. Wo
lavo lived iu peace and harmony for half .
cultury, aud 1t would be great calamity II
that harmony shall 10 disturbed now. The
case Is serious, for, II tho procession takes
place, violence will follow and lives will be
xucrihced." In otlier wor,ls, Catholicism ro-
u.nrks to Irish Professionalism ave want to
avoid bloodshed, but ii you show your heat1s
woll wipe you OF tue faoo Of tho earth. "
but The threat appears to have had tho do.
sired effect 1tather than put tlefr enemies
10 my trouble, tho Oraugemen have agreed
10 for.yo their march, and content them-
selves will. au unpretentious celebration
III q church, much 10 The reinsurance Of tho
police, who Ind been ordered to Btny awalc
all day aud shoot Oh brecch-loaiiug rides
whenever IN opportunity might afford
, 1877-07-11

Probabilities: North winds, with clear or
partly cloudy woather.
, 1877-07-11

The redemption of tho nassY, greasy, ragged
little shioplastcrs In slIntng silver kas proceeded
~ follows sincc the redanpt!onol tho fractlonals
In allyrE bcKal,, fourteen tnontha ago:
, 1877-07-11

CHICAGO CHAPTER No. III, n. 4: NJ, ,is4 Twen.
ty.rre euuf,-rt.-s2"sts Conversation t!s Wrdne %!*Y
eyrhtrr nj II o'cturk fu. WUfk On lht Isuysl hsct
tr.rre Vsit!ng conpan1ons cordially ins;ts1. ttyor'
der o{ tic A Il. Ii. /. Eli sMl!!Is DEE.
ftEeFEEl1A LODGE. No. al. 4. F. i 4. n. --1itHu'
lar Communication at Msfnnie TrtnElc c0fnef tan.
unulI and iais,ctsts t1s ~ e!ntA1sy} Esrnnx. In5
IL Third DtErer Whiting hrcshrtu :tfdlAf tnFlstd
- CilAS. +. FukEi5TER. 8ce'y.