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Don't fail to 60 to Geo. ". Newman's
this week, II you want dry goods At un-
precedented low prices.
Council ProeeeaInxs.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb. 4, '7s.
Regular meeting Of the city council.
Present-Mayor Watson; Messrs. Per-
ley, Baker, Lowe. DAYS., Henson, Hal.
leck. Bsrton, Theis.
Minutes Of meeting held Jan. 2ist read
and approved.
Police judges report for SAs months Of
October and November were reported ~
correct by the committee on ways and
means. and, on molten, tie report wa
adopted.
Mr.. Borton, Of committee on streets
and alleys, reported resolutions In rela-
tion TO scales In front Of lot 40 on Com
mercial street, and no action was taken
thereon.
Al ordinance providing for the follow
ing claims was adopted by unanimOul
vote.
John w. o. Lewis, tsamstsr, January,
$500; T. Fleming marshal, 5000: n
BlrdsAll, policeman, $4,000; L. 4. Ferde
clerk, $16.67; o. J. Russell, street com.
missioner, S3.75; Horner Davis, working
on streets, S2.20; d. G. MclEurtrie, hay,
SC, S17.10; n. J. Morgan 3 Co., water
S19.s5; W. G. Spencer, removing bell O
engine ouse, $7.T5.
The mayor called the attention Of n.
council to the fact that there were Z mum.
Der Of trGmps in the city, and that 1
large number OF them we're provided
with lodging In the county jail during
the last month, and that the aherii
charged the city for each tramp for
nights lodging the sum or 70 cents. tn
mayor thought some action should be -
ken whereby thess trsnps eeuld be FUR
nished with lodging At less expense to IA
city.
Aftsr considerable discussion Of tn
subject, the committee CT city propsrt,
were instructed % negotiats with th
sheriff for special rates for lodging 70
tramps, and TO adopt such measures in n
/ lation 20 tramps as Ia their judgment VII
be 90 the best interests OF The city an.
Y most e1Iectual TO abase the nuisance.
Council went into executive session
The mayor appointed A. H Bancroft &
city Assessor Tor the ensuing year.
On motion, th9 u mlnation Wa oou
frned By q unanimous vote.
Bills on clerks desk referred 90 comnll
Adjourned. =. =. FoRzR, clerk.
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KNIGHTS.
Annual Reunion, Ball and Banquet Of
Emporia COmmandery

Annual Reunion, Ball and Banquet Of
EmporiA COmmsndery.
Tickets are out, executed in RowlAnd'l
best style, for the third anniversary ex-
ercises OF EmporiS CommAndery, No. g.
knights sTempIar, TO take place the 22d
inst, at Bancroft hall. They are to con-
sIst Of q reunion, ball and banquet, and
we doubt not the gentlemen Knights Of
Emporia, who are among our most solid
and worthy citizens, will make the occa-
sion all It should be. Those who were
the guests Of the Knights on the late
Cleveland excursion remember with
pleasure The favor conferred upOn than
and the good time had, and win be On
hand the 22d. Invitations have beeE
sent out to our ne,ghbo1ng towns, and
there will undoubtedly be = good attend
Ance.
We annex the list Of committees ap-
pointed 70 the various duties assigned
them: -.l
GENERAL CoAnnTTxE.-E'.'Sir Luther
d. Jabobs, E'.-Sir James C. Bennett, Sir
HIrrlson C. Cross.
INVITATION CoAnaITTEE.-Sir Edward
Borton, Sir j. Jay Buck, Sir James Smith.
DECORATION COMMITTEES. - Sir Ed.
ward +. sprague, Sir Torger johnson, Sir
George W. Newman, and ladies Of all
Sir Knights, Mrs. j.
Jay Buck, directress.
COLLATION. CoANTTTEE.-Sir William
w. HIbben, Sir Daniel ". HOldermAn,
Sir Van r. Holmes.
RECEPTION CoG1AIrTKE.-Sir AlmeEin
Gillett, Sir Calvin Hood. Sir William
Martindale, Sir Preston B. Plumb, Sir J.
W. TrueWorthy, Sir j. z. Finley, Sir Lu.
Their severy, Sir Elijah Nichols.
SoIRKK CoAnGIrTKE.-Sir Lewis L. Hal
leck, Sir Thad c. Davidson, Sir samuel B..
Hall, Sir Thomas C. Watson, Sir D. A.
Stahl.
Ttckata IN hall 40 a.
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Don't fail to read Domm's descrip-
tive picture In last weeks Ledger, of
AmerIcus.
Sidewalks in muddy time.
G. W. wright's school is out, and he
has come home for a summers va
cation.
The house in which D. G. Grinnell
lives took fire last Saturday, but the
flames were extinguished before much
damage was done.
Carpenter & Adair's corn receipts
for the first two weeks averaged $50
bushels day.
Abe. Tressier has returned home
from college.
We have harped so much on the
sidewalk question that we are almost
ashamed to mention the subject again,
but the prospect Is so encouraging Just
now that We feel like saying some
thing about il. Last Wednesday r. S.
DOmm started around with . paper,
and raised by subscription over 800
for the purpose OF laying four plank
walk on both sides OF Main street from
the depot north to the Evangelical
church. thence on west side of Main
street north 70 broadway. From there
three foot plank walk 70 the o. p.
church. Then commencing at school
house and laying q three foot plank
walk west 70 il. E church; thence
west to Main street. These walks, Ii
VIII be seen, touches all OF the prinei-
pal stores, churches, school house, &c.
But TO render the project q success il
requires about $50 more. .However, Mr.
Domm feels confident that IL the ladies
win take the matter in hand and give
q grand union sidewalk festival, that
the required amount can easily be rails.
ed. We believe that,tbe ladies VII
tender their aid to the enterprise, AID
hope seon to be able TO Announce tbs
festival. @.
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Flne-James Smiths Imperial cigar

THE WONDERFUL SUcCESs-W hich has
attended the use of Browns Liver Pills
has demonstrated the fact, that medicines
prepared for eastern diseases are not
adapted to the diseases OF this western
climate. The people of the west would
do well to bear in mind that neadsche,
blliousness, pain in the side, Indigestion.
constipation, etc., result from an. inactive
condition of the liver, produced by the
mIasmatic influences common to ali new
countries. A speedy relief is obtained
by the use of Browns Liver Pills.
The great remedy for Inflammation is
Arnica, Browns Arniea Salve is conceded
TO be, the most reliable preparation before
the public, for curing cuts, bruises, burns,
frost-bites, and old sores and ulcers
All of Browns Great Western Remedies
for sale by DR.. J. A. Moore, North q Ry-
der. Kellogg 4 Hoyt. and Williams q
Briener. Emporia, Kansas. Aft
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aGERAIAN SYRUP.o-Noo other medicine
in the " orld was ever given such test
of its cnI alive qualities as BOschee's Ger
man Syrup. In three years two millions
four hundred thousand small bottles OF
this medicine was distributed free Of
charge by druggists IN this country 70
those afflicted with Consumption, Asth-
ma, Group, severe Coughs, PneumoniA
and other diseases Of the throat and inngs.
giving the American people undeEfable
proof that German syrup viii cure them.
The result has been that Druggists in
every tuwn and village In the United
States are recommending it to their Gus
toners. Go to your Druggists, Perley =
Ryder and DR.. IA. Moore, and ask what
they know about It. Sample bottles 10
cents; regular size IS cents. Three doses
viii relieve any case. 44-eew-tf
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five years. Messrs. Wharton and Mil
Ter engaged In a lively discussion as to
the progress and changes of school
books. Mr.. Gilchriest favored the
amendment. Mr.. Bishop thought it
would make but little difference as the
books would probably be worn out in
three years. Mr.. Lockerman thought
that they had better amend by fixing
no time. Mr.. Bsscom spoke in sup
port of the report for three years. Mr..
Kellogg favored three years as a mid
die ground. Mr.. S tark was in favor
of adopting the report at three years.
The following, presented by Mr.. Hunt,
was read by the secretary: "I hereby
tai rates of the books published by
a. S. Barnes & Co., will not be higher
than at present in three years. Mr..
Maxson favored uniformity from the
standpoint of taxpayer. It COM
mends itself, because of It's cheapness,
and because it increases the efficiency
of our schools. He favored the dis
tricts owning these text books, and
the establishment of uniformity for at
least five years. He believed in State
action in this matter. Let the people
demand the reform and legislation will
follow. He defended the book agents
from the imputatiOns east upon them.
He said they were missionaries to stir
up the people. He suggested the ap-
pointment of a committee to memorial
lie the legislature on this subject. j.
NJ. Miller spoke in favor Of five years
opposed districts owning their text
books. In few facetious remarks he
placed himself right en- the miserable
book agent" question. The discussion
was continued by Messrs. Lockermsn,
McCandliss, Wharton, Hill and others.
Mr. Buchur opposed the report. The
vote on the amendment being taken,
it was declared lost. The report as
presented was then adopted by a vote
of "a to 5. On motion OF Srpt. Whar-
ton a committee to consider needed
changes In school laws were appointed
by the chair as follows: o B. Whar-
ton, L. B. Kellogg, John w. 10y, I. A.
Taylor, d. G. Stark. On motion adj
journed to meet Saturday, March 2,
1873. JOSEPH 81. HILL, Sec.
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BIZ universal accord, Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the best of all p1lrgatives for family use,
They are the best product Of long, lsb0ri0us,
and successful chemical Investigation, and
practice, and by ala civilized nations, proves
then. the best and most efectua1 pErgatiye
ptli that medical science can devise. Being
p1Telv vegetable no harm can arise from their
uSe In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other pills can be compared with them,
employ faem when needed They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain In
healthy action the Whole machinery Of life
fslIv adapted % the needs Of the digestive ar-
faFsfus arrangements OF which hey prevent
asId care. II timely takea- Thsy are the best
and safest physie % employ for children and
Weakened co1stitatIon8.s where mild bEi
efeefual ca9hArtzc Is required For sale By
All dealers. s3ra
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DAMON AND PYTHIAs.
Homer d. COpe's Rendition OF the
Tragedy at Shows Academy


The tragedy OF Damon and PSthIas
was placed upon the boards at SHOWS
Academy last evening, and Mr.. Homer
d. Cope appeared in all of the various
characters which in tone and style he
presented in y manner which was truly
wonderful. He, without assistance.
played the grand otd tragedy and held
the attention OF the audience from the
opening to the close OF the performance
undIminIshed IN interest, which frequent
Iy found expression IN enthusiastic ap.
plause. His presentations of Damon and
Pythlas, the wife, the child, the lover,
the slaves and the tyrant were finely rem
dered, and without an exception enter
tanning. Mr.. Cope is q man Of positive
genius, and possesses dramatic ability
that is rarely equaled. His elocutionary
powers are naturally far above the aver
age, and they have been carefully tr aimed
His enunciatiOn Is most perfect, and his
modulations full of harmony. In emo
tional tragedy he is unquestIonably :
great success, and strongly impresses the
listener with the real sentiment of tn
part he is performing. It Is seldom tina
IN the personatiou OF even q single char
aUter Of tragedy one person ever at
tains the skill and artistic perfection MIR
Cope exhibits In the personation of tn
different characters.-Nonpor Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
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LIvr srocK Am CoMsfrRCIAL. PAprR

LIVE STOCK AND COMMERCIAL PAPER.
That excellent hive stock and CONNER.
ciAI paper, The Kansas City Price Cur
rent, has sent US = copy OF Its "Third An
Kansas City From It we learn that the
receipts OF cattle for 1877 were 2I5, 76S
head-an increase Of s., $50 over 1876. The
increase in the receipts OF hogs was SO,
s6S. In all lines Of trade an increase is
noted, making a most favorable showing
for that bright young, metropolis. The
Price Current is always reliable in its
market reports, and shippers and buyers
ind this paper invaluable 1t should be
In the hands of every farmer.
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in labor and property? If this is just,
then the property saved and increased
would amount to $3.50 each or $T5, 200 in
aggregate for the first year. Adding to
this the purchase OF drinks saved S15, 600,
we have $4,000 increased capital in this
vicinity. The tax on this at mills makes
%, 700, or more than our defici ency. Next
year 1t is doubled and so on.
I'd. Our circuit court has about 100 Ca
ses per year at cost, beside salaries
and individual fees, Of $1,000. These, 81
least everywhere else, have large pei
cent originating IN drunkenness. May W.
not say Is or 500 will be saved there
Our municipal courts increase this outlay
and would economic still mere by pro-
hi5ition. It costs $185 per year TO keeT
eonVicts in the penitentlary. We have
about $500 worth there, from this county.
Whisky may have something to do with
that. In feeding the poor, pauper board.
ing, &C., there will be SAVING. also In
our jail expenses. Figure it as you please
An antI-license council need not fear tho
result.
Sd. It is for our interest to add to the
wealth and culture Of our city. For thii
we subsidized these railroads, and bull
our Normal, and dormitories and probeC
the innocent earth for coal.
What is q greater inducement to desirs
BILE immigration than untarnIshed sobri.
ETY.. The best classes Of immigrants are
consider our situation before they settle.
We lack nothing found elsewhere but
solid moral laws. The best of society is
attracted most strongly by the good hab-
its Of the people. If the class new rail-
road will bring is worth $40. 600, is not
the class pure morals Will attract worth
$500? And who VIII 50 ably assist our
taxes as . sober God-fearing immigration
In business point Of view an untainted
street, is one Of the best investments In
the great riYalries Of cities.
It will be remembered also that the
stimulus which sobriety gives to labor in
the country in building up farms and in
creasing current mans will augment the
business and prosperity Of our street and
so the real estate available for revenue
Now put LIST, I'd. and 81, together and
AS asserted last week, we admit the IN.
crease OF taxation next year, but deny
that it viii continue and very soon de-
clare the return Of this bread upon the
waters with interest.
In conclusion, economy can much more
gracefully commence In indirect tax alton
than in direct. To pay ~ times as much
for liquor as for learning, three times as
much as for all our churches. to make the
whisky and -four sales equal, suggests
too plainly the true mission of economy.
Worse than this, the saloon Is paid in
cash, and the merchant in what is left,
promises. The endorsements of collec-
ton and business because of free spend
ing at the bar are known to ali our mer-
chants. The mystified public might be
enlightened in an interview with those
who have failed in bushes by inquiring
how much bankruptcies are FASTENED by
the delinquencies Of those paying cash
for drinks. o.. s.
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That Debate.

EDITORS NEws:-In your last weeks
issue there Is notice TO the effect
that there would be debate
on the 10th inst, between Elder
s. G.. Brown and w. II. Makeaney upon
the subject Of baptism. The notice 20
this effect is without any authority what
ever so far a. Elder 8. G. Brown Is con-
cerned. As there was . more definite
statement in the Ledger OF the same date,
all interested are referred to tO-day's Is
sue Of that paper for more definite re-
ply by those authorized TO do 90. This
notice IL inserted at the request Of Elder
8. G.. Brown. Z. L. ALLFE.
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Tices' weather report for the month Of
February Is as follows:

LIST, clear and pleasant; ID to 9th, I. b.
r. T., clou1ing and threatening weather,
with heavy rain and snow storms IN pla-
ces; 9th to 9TH, T. b. {. 9, clear and fair
and very cold II wind from the N W.;
Sth to 18th. {. b. r. e., with severe storms
in places; 18th to l4th, =. b. Z. /. clear or
fair, and If wind from north or northwest,
cold; t4th TO 18th, {. b. g. clouding.
threatening weather, with rain and snow
storms; 18th to 1Stbs T. b. {. t., clear end
TO ed, (. b. r, T., clouding, threatening
weather, with violent wind storms and
rain or snow; ed to 25th, r. b. g., bus
GOLD, II heavy storms have occurred;
18th 70 18th I. b. r. 3, cloudlng, threaten
Ing weather, with, heavy rams and snow
in places. The warm, or comparatively
warmer days Will be about the Sd, 9Th,
10th, 18th and 9th. The cold or com
paratiVely cooler days will be about the
9th, 18th, 18th, 18th and 2Sth.
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NEW GROCERY SToRE.-O. PfefferIe,
the we'll Known and popular dealer in Ia
ger beer, has closed his place as a saloon.
and opened 1t as a grocery store. He has
put in good stock of new groceries, has
an excellent building, and can sell goods
as low as the lowest. Mr.. Pfeferle will
give satisfaction to all who deal with him
and we bespeak for him In this business
good share OF public patronage. 5-2t
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The old reliable hardware store Of J.
M Grinith q Co. has recently received
very lsrZe shipments Of new goods and II
now stocked up IN every department with
the best goods in the market. Their facil-
tiles for buying and selling are unsur-
passed by any hardware house In Kansas,
and we advise our readers TO patronize
this enterprising and reliable firm.
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The NEW FURNITURE SToRK.-ThIs
establishment, IS will be seen by IT'S adj
vertisement to-day, is now open for BUSH
ness, and we invite the attention OF our
readers to the attractions it offers to all
who desire anything In the furniture line.
Mr.. Clarke has had experience in the Husi-
ness, has q stock up TO the times, and will
do his best to please all who call on him.
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A young lad, son of Mr.. Henderson, Of
the Ray house, fell into the Cottonwood
river from the iron bridge at Soden's mill
last Sabbath, while playing there. Luck
lily he fell near a wall and after consider.
able effort gained a footing and waded
out. His escape from drowning was We
~ narrow
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We suggest to our fellow citizens who
believe in helping men who honestly strive
TO work their way up, that Charley Bun
drem sells the best of meats as cheap as
any one, and that his market is on the
corner of Commercial street and 7th ave.
nue.. Don't forget It.
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Best Illinois. Iowa and Indiana wool
jeans, at 40 cents cash, reduced from 80
and GO cts. All wool cassImeres IS cts to
81, worth from 81 to $3.50 per I'd. Black
aIpacas and cashmeres at cost till March
LIST, II not sooner closed out. The best
bargains of the season in clothing, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, at whitley q Hen
Son1a
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Higgins OF the M. X. q t. railroad
wasin the city again Tuesday. We are
always glad to grasp his honest hand,
and gaze upon his innocent countenance.
BY the way, HIg. remarked to US that
Emporia had more good looking women
than any town he has seen of its size, and
Hig. is a Judge.
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MARRIEO.-At the parsonage of Empo-
ria circuit, NJ. e. church, James BiIlodeau
and Virginia Youlton, both of Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, on the I'd Of Feb, 1875, by
Rev. N. W. Rine.
At same time. by same, l.. o. Priest and
Elizabeth Davis, both Of Lyon county.
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CEMETERY WoRK.-John Morgan, mar
BILE cutter, does all kinds Of cemetery
work in the best manner. Headstones
ana monuments out of American and
Italian marble. Prices moderate. shop
corner of Merchants street add South av
nue., Emroria, Kas. ze-n
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Capt. and Mrs. sOmmerS desire US to
return thanks TO the KniGhs TemplaES
band and other friends tor the Hne sere-
made given them Monday evening. It
sounded like old times to hear the boys
again enlivening the town with music.
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HIGH BRED -TROETING sEeCK FoR
SALE. - HambIetonian, Volunteer, ALI
nent, Morrill, and Young Messenger stock
from weanlings to 8 year Odds, Of both
sexes, at about half the prices Of Ken
lucky and N. Y. breeders. Send for cata-
Iogue. WIN. Vail. Manhattan, Kas.
4-3t
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DIR. H. D. Kellogg, physician and
pharmacist. will have charge Of the pre-
scription department OF the ''people's
drug store" post office building.
He arrived from Arkansas City
Wednesday, with his family, and is now
a afixture rt
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Dry moon this quarter. Now let us
see whether the moon or old Tice has the
most to do with the weather. Tice has
laid It out wet, and II the moon beats
him it will be entitled to the thanks of
this entire community.
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NEw BoxEs.-SO great is the increased
demand for post ONCE boxes, that 100
new ones, part call and part lock boxes,
have been made by Ed. Sprague, and will
be in position in 4 day or so. The conve'
nience OF boxes to the pcblic Is 30 great
that many people cannot get along with
out them. and the increase In population
has rendered the addition necessary.
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On Monday next and for the two weeks
following, D. Thomas will sell ali kinds
OF dry goods at a great reduction. Many
kinds of winter goods fifty per cent. be-
low regular prices. 5-4t
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CEDAR VALLEY, CHASE Co., KAN,

About o'clock Monday evening
Jesse belong LETT her babe tied in q
common chair, while she went to milk.
On returning found that the child had
upset the chair, and being too near the
fire was so badly burned that it died
the next day. 1t was near six months
old, Az
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FEsTIvAL.-The ladies Of the I'd Con.
gregatonal church will have festival at
Grange hall, Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 18th, for the benefit of the church.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
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kansaa Fruit

The Western Rural, of Chicago, con.
tains an account of the deIngs of the re
cent session OF the State Horticultural So
ciety, at Parsons. from the pen of j. N
Miller, of this county, from which we
clip the following in regard to Kansas
fruits in the markets:
SIN the vicinity of Parsons the settle
ments are OF too recent date to have ap
pies to much extent, but the peach inter
est is assuming great Importance, and last
summer large quantities were shipped t.
Omaha, Nebraska, and to the more recent
settlements of W estern Kansas, and to thu
plains and many regions CT Colorado. Tht
following extract from a letter from
commission merchant in Omaha tells IT.
own story:
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Colgate s. Co mpany's name and trade
mark upon each package is q guaranty OF
superior and uniform quality.
Colgate & Company, established in New
York early In the century, will maintain
their leading position 4-eow-1y
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ASK for James Smiths Imperial cigars.

During the month of February Evans
will offer great bargains in boots and
shoes, and he will undersell all the mer.
chants who advertise to sell out at cost.
o.
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There will be a special meeting OF the
''Ladies' Christian Work Society" at the
house of Mrs. Flora r. Bennett, Saturday F.,
Feb. 9th, at O'Clock p. m. All members
are requested to attend, as a full meeting
Is desired.