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self conspicuous and yet his course has
been applauded by the Democratic press
throughout the north, and the Eesry
Erening of this city gloried in the loo.-
900 Democratic majority, the lsader Of
the shotgun legion received in = State
where there is we'll known Rspubli-
oan majsfity of $4,000 to $4,000. What
a miserable farce! What a travesty on
iustiosl What satire on liberty! What
blur on civilization! What 'idicule
Of free government! The boasted Demo.
cratic victories Of the South, however,
has shown too much solidity, and what
else cou,d be expected, but reduction
Of Democratic majorites in the North
Queer that Democratic politicians were
too infatuated with Southern victories,
to even think that the north had yet a
sensitive conscience that cou not
look at such glaring injustice az was
practiced at ths south. Queer they
did not know that such great wrong
could be done without bringing retribu-
ton and becoming its own exeentioner.
A solid South means solid North all
the time. They were both solid during
the rebellion but the South was as Il
nutshell under the steel hammer of the
North, and what the latter did then in
the field she is doing now at the polls.
II the Democrats doubt this, let them
count up the electoral votes represent
ing the two parties at the late election
and they will find that the Republicans
have 2O7 and the Democrats 1856. Had
Indiana and Oregon, Northern States,
not voted in October, they would have
been with .heir sister States in the sol.
id North, and California belongs there
anyhow. This would take away Is
votes from the Southern column, leav,
ing it 1873, and with California 6 votes
added to the northern column would
make 23l or SO of majority. This is
what solid south has done, and SO let
the good work go on.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
vTySiOMaS NJ. VIEWS

vTynOMsS NJ. WIER'S
/ NEW PRICE LIST
Sugars ms low "a cents. White Sugar al
s cents, 3 cans of Tomatoes, first class, rs cts.
cans of Table Peaches. 26 cts; 2bs OF Honey
d cts; 3 glasses Of Jellcy, 25 cts; 3bs Prunes,
20 cts; 2n,s of Plups, rs cts; 3ts Of Mlnce
Meat, 25 cts: Ans OF A Butter, % cts; 2bs
Peeled Peaches. rs cts; 5hs Of Peaches, halves,
26 cts; ems OF New Peaches, quarters, % cts,
Pumpkins. 10 cts: cans Bakers Corn, % cts,
SardInes, 10 c's. 3fbs fine new Raisins, rs cts;
Ans OF Currants, new. % cts: citron, new, per
n, 20 cts; 2hs Iced Fruit Cake. Is cts; 2hs
Coffee Cakes, rs cts Macaroons. per b Is cts.
3bs Soda Crackers. % cts. 3ns Of Oyster
Crackers, 25 cts: shs Oat Meal, rs cts; fhs
Sliced Apples, 25 els; Good Apples, per h..
3 cts; Ans New Rice, 25 cts; 8B Excellent
Cheese, 70 cts; BiackberrieS, $ cts; French
Peas IS cts. per can; Preserved Pine Apples,
IS cts. a n New Hsminy 8 cts n qt.; New
Peas cts. per qt. Split Peas cts. per qt; An
Corn Starch. Is cts; 5bs good Starch 70 cts;
Chow Chow and Pickles 10 cts. q bottle; The
best Catsup In the world IL cts. a tallon; good
Solid Packed Butter for family use, - cts. II
n. An the best Syrups as low as can be
bought and Soap the same, We have had n
great run on our 10 cent Coffee-giveit II a trial.
Our Flour Ia 10 good md 50 low We want all to
give ta trial at 80 90 per barrel /; II can't be
beat Good Corn 8 cts. per can; Washing
Crystal, Is cts. a doz.: fine Irish Dulce Is cts.
an.
Come 10 1909 Market street for bargains.
THOS. M. WEIR, 1ay Market street, VII
mlngt0n. Del nvl5lm
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wool GROVER, Convention.

The Ohio Wool GroHera' Association
has recently been in session at Columbus
Among the resolutions adopted were the
following: /.
Rssolsod, That time has demonstrated
the wisdom and equity Of what Is known
a. the wool tariff Of 1867, proving alike
beneficial TO the wool growers, manutae'
turers and consumers, and We hereby en-.
ter our protest against any reduction oil
the wool tariff. Congressman will best
serve their constituents BY o t.fnteriertng
with SAID bill.
Ion. J.o. Gist, Of Brooke Co, W. Va,
offered the fo%llowing:I -.
WHEREAS, The Prodaction-ot wool Is
one Of the leading articles OF agriculture
In the United States, and it needs the
protection and fostering care OF the Gov
eminent, the Ohio, Western Pennsylynis
and West Virginia Sheep Breeders Asso'
citation, thinking that their interests are
pretty we'll protected, ofer the following
Tor adoption 4,
Reeoirtd, That we most earnestly peti
tiOn our representatives IN congress 70
use their influence in maintaining tue
present rates Of duty on imported WOO
and wooden goods,
S. S. Campbell, Of Harrison county, o,
from the committee appointed to consider
the exhibiting of sheep and wool at The
Paris Exposition, recommended the fol
lowing:
Rk,ared, That we as a committee do
not deem it beneficial for this Assoeia
tion or any individual member 10 go to
the expense OF showing wool and sheer
at the Paris Exposition, without being
fully advised concerning the clsssitica'
tion arrangements; We advise the lem
bers Of this Association 10 bc in readi,
ness with their sheep and wool provided
the classification and arrangements meeI
their appreciation, and that this Associa
tion would recommend Congress, through
our Representatives to make the necess
airy appropriation for defraying expenses
Adopted.
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BELLAIRg LocAIs.-The stockholders
OF the Belmont Glass works Of this city,
held 4 meeting on Wednesday last, and
elected the following Board OF Directors;
Geo. W Hoge, Isaac Booth, Julius Arm
strong. John CrimmeI, james 8. Gill and
L. q Stifel. The Board will meet to-
morrow TO elect officers. The Belmont
Is the Oldest Of our glass manufacturing
establishments, and the leading one YET,
At this present day.
Atthe Disciples Church on wednes.
day evening last and shortly after the
prayer meeting, Mr.. George MertL and
Miss Ellie Booth, daughter Of Isaac
Booth. Esq, were united In the "holy
bonds" BY Rev. WIN. Castor, Of the Pres.
byterian Church. Mr.. n. s. Marsh, a
ieWeler Of this city, and Miss Ida Smith,
Of Woodsfsld, Monroe county, o, acted
as escort for the groom and bride. The
church upon this occasion was literally
thronged with eager spectators, and e..
pecially with maidens beyond one score
Of years, who more In particular seemed
70 watch and eye wistfllly, with = glance
Of compassionate jealousy, the whole pro.
eeeding to the end. The bride was at
tired In = handsome costume Of white,
and also the bridesmaid, Miss Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. MertI left yesterday morn.
ing for Columbus, Ohio, and will make an
extended trip through the southwestern
cities before their return home.
Prayer meetings At the Presbyterian
Church this afternoon and evening.
Mr.. James Gill, with flour In hand,H
took a select party Of lads and lassies 10
81. clairsyille, Ohio, and back, Tuesday
night last. A jolly time was had. Mr..
Cow, Of the Lad1, and Mis- Wagner,
daughter Of our Stale Senator. were
among the party, ]. E. D.
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By HESs BAL ForBEs, Attorney.
JlnnarT llth, lsis. jill
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue Of Z deAd Of trust made by George
Zlles and Barbara Ziles his wie 10 The UNDER
signed ~trlstAe, dated the 81 day Of Dec, nber,
is16, and recorded In The clak'l otite Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
ptges isl, 20: and i95. l Ntlon
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February A. D 1873
commencing at 10 o'clock a. n at the Ifont door
Of the Court Ho1ss Of nid county, In the city Of
wheeling, proceed 70 sell to the highest and best
bidder, the follosing described real estate, or 70
much thereof rs may IL peeessary 10 pay the debt
scared by Iald deed Of trust and the aecr1ed In
terest there n and the expenses o. sile. including
tie trustees commtsionS, that y 70 y: A Ter.
tlin tnet u land, be nE part Of wheeling Island,
10 the eGunty Of Ohio and state Of West virginia.
and the southern portion Of 4 tEIet Of land puf-
chased BY ". Whelan 81 Josiah UPdegnf, tnll-
tee Of n. N. s. Zane and other, and the NM
tract Of lard conveyed 70 MD George Zllles by nd
X. v. whelan by deed bearing data March 9lst,
1865, and recorded In deed book No. IS, page 3T{,
Ia sid Gtrk's ONCE, and Is bounded as follows:
BKinning IN the Eest Tide Of the east branch Of
The 0hIo river and 1t the neitheast corner Of The
vIheynd hAet formerly oEn,d By Henry Aoare
spd nos owned by JIhu p. Giiehrst, thence with
The hdrtn lite Of aid GiIehtst north S?ISe wet
81 bs-lio poles to the east bank Of the west branch
Of ssld river, themes up aid west branch and bind.
iDg thereon north 2G9 ~ east q 20.l01 poles aud
aud north y. q east 10 ss-i0O poles 70 4 stake,
theme leaving said west branch and eIoting the
Island south 81 elst % Is 100 poles to the west
bank Of the east bnneh Of said river snd down
NIL river aud binding thereon soalh is ~ east
Is SS-lu0 poles and south l39 east II f9-loo poles,
soIlh W 2y east u i2-1t0 poles to the beTtnninE,
esnlaining 20 acres, more or iesL
TkR.s OF aALE-0oe-t third Of The purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the pnf-
ehtSef may elect 10 pay, cash 10 hAn6; the teEidue
In two tqbal' instailments payable respectively In
rot from that day, and the deieIrtd payments to
BE- secured 10y 4 deed Of must on the property sod.
selling a trustee. / shall convey such title n 10
vested IN me by aid deed Of trust
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
&c. Hnvry, Auetlopssr afl, 5sso
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The Belmont County Recorders
Office Contest.

ST.. CIkrRsyrL1E, O., January 9.-At
the last October election Louis g. Wright,
q Democrat was elected Recorder Of the
County by a majority Of two over his OPP
ponent, James A. Barnes, a Republican,
then the incumbent OF the office. Barnes
gave notice Of acontest, and the case is TO
be tried at the next term oil Court. On
Monday last Barnes term expired, buthe
refused 10 yacate the Office. He held
possession until Tuesday morning, when
Mt. Wright went 10 the office and pro.
eeeded with the Transaction OF the official
business. Barnes still retained possession
ofthe keys, and refused to give them up.
Learning ihia evening that Mr.. Wright
meant TO emoye the old lock from the
door and put on u OF his own, Barnes
went before Probate Judge Carroll, a Re.
publican, and secured \ temporary in
Junction, restraining Mr.. Wright from
performing the duties Of Recorder.
Judge okey, Of the Common Pleas Court,
will be here on Saturday, when he will
undoubtedly dissolve the injunction, and
Wright will be put in possession Of his
office. MI. Wright has the certificate Of
election and everything necessary to n
title him to the Office. Barnes is q broth
er 10 Barnes, Secretary Of State, aud tits
said that the conduct Of Ex.Recorder
Barnes Is in pursuance OF instructions
from Secretary Of State Barnes.
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Letter from a welIsburg NAN In
81. Louis.
81. LOUIS, January s.

Editor Intelligeneer.
accidentally laid my hand on an In
rELLIoEscER to-day and was interested
in an article on the early days Of Wells.
burg. l wish to give a little explanation
OF early games which your correspondent
does not seem to understand.
"Ths playing Of long bullets (whste,er that tl
and the runpi6g and Ealloplng Of horses, mules,
dc, whhln the town was punishable With a hEe
Long bullet WAS played wbenI was a
boy with "ball and 6ai,n the ball being Of
iron, about Two and & hall pounds 10
weight, and the bat a heavy club like q
wagon spoke. The players would station
themselves thirty to fifty PAGES apart on
4 hard road, free from obstruction, and
throw or "ierkHthe ball to the opposite
party, who must stop itwithin ak feet, or
Two PAGES, Of their base. A failure to do
this counts,a point against them, and an
awkward throw by which the ball is
stopped short Of the base counts a point
against the party throwing. Great dek-
terity was required in stopping the ball
when propelled by askillful and power
fol player, and the game looks somewhat
dangerous TO legs and life, yet | never
knew Of q serious mishap to occur but
once, when a valuable dog was killed by
crossing the path Of the bullet At an In
opportune moment.
Yours Truly,
wEsr YRaNIAs.
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Practical Use Of The Telephone.

I FhCtiCtA SbC VI ta0 A0A.S
BALTIMORE, January s.-A number
OF prominent citizens have organized a
Telephone Company for Baltimore, with
Ia capital Of $50 900, which promises TO
bring this new science into very general
use. The object is the construction Of a
telephone line in the city and State, for
the use Of corporations and private firms,
which are TO be leased 10 those using
them. The instrument TO be used Is the
Call telephone. Electric bells will be
used TO call the attention Of the person
spoken TO, and when he answers by q
turn ring, siguiiyipg that he is ready AT
the other end OF the line, the conversation
can be commenced.
For the present, lines will be run di-
rectly from the office Of any firm to the
private residences OF its members or to
their factories. With the more extended
use OF these Instruments, however, more
admirable system will be adopted. The
wires will then all be led to a central Of
fee, and communicate with every firm
having the connection. The officer, say
Of one bank, requests the clerk at the
telephone Office 10 place him in eommu-
nication with any other bank, which 10
done by simply turning a key, and the
conversation is then carried on by such
an arrangement. The expense to each
firm will Be comparatively trifing, asd 4
very extended use Of the system may be
looked for.
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Jeaersonlro Works.

stsabsnynis Herald.
Tbs, stockholders Of the Jefferson Iron
Works held a meeting recently and elect
ed the following Board Of Directors
David Spaulding, Calvin Doty, S. q.
Woodward, John MeClinton, VIM. r. Z
Elliot John Wright, VIM. Dean. The
old officers were reelected. A resolu.
ton 70 reduce the capital stock OF the
company from $4,000 to $4,000 was
voted down.
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Not much Enthusiasm.

washington ia EfpNtsF.
The railroad meeting at the Commits.
~siouers' Office on Wednesday evening, was
not as largely attended asit should have
been. The route from here TO Wellsburg
waa talked over and between now and the
time when another meeting will be held
information concerning a charter, &C.,
will be obtained.
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THr round trip fare on the Washing.
ton & waynesburr Narrow Gauge b"
been reduced to 81 90 and one dollar for
each way. First class freight is charged
IS cents per hundred, and ID, Sd, and
Alb, 10 cents.
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Tnrt1plauatiOn Of Montgomery Blair,
memorial introduced into the Maryland
legislature Is the fact that he is a candi-
date for the United States Senate from
that State.
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This table Elbows thaI IN IoI-i WHICH
was a year Of great prosperity in this
country, immigration reached its maxi
mum alter the war. Since the panic, I"
will be seen, the arrivals have steadily
declined.
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DIED.

eosSEY.-on Tuesday mornlnI, January s,
1875, Ma. MARTHA GosSKr, Assd 80 years.
RoDGERs-on Thursday, January 10, ISIS. at
as O'clock, JANIS RoD0ERs, in the iiit year oil
his age
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ANIw YORK dispatch publi.hsd yes
tetday gave the falling of in the arrivals
Of immigrants at that port for 1877 as
compared with 1876. The following table
show. the arrivals for eleven years past:
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Broke through The lee.

PkHKERsBuRo, ". Va, January o.
Eddie Broadt, aged seventeen, broke
through the ice while skating on the
KanVaha river, near this place to-day,
andNss drowned,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by ]. E Pu.
Trust Book No. II, page sc, Of the land records OF
Oaio county, West Virginia, I will cell ut the front
door Of the coufta oue Of aid county, on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day.oi January, 1878,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. II, the following pro-
perry: Lot numbered elshteen In Parker Bro9 Ad-
dtIou 10 the eity OF wheeling, Is laid out by W.
C. Smith, Surveyor, fronting twenty-five feet On
The National koad and extending back the SINE
Width 10 Grand View street.
Terms Of ale cash.
W. J. W. CowDES, solIeiIor. dell
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The household md kitchen furniture, led, and
bidding. and bar hxtur,S, including alAfge Refng-
eratur, Of the 't0Id Home H0tel,n situate on Mar
keI street, Cpl osite Market HsnSe. EyerythlngiA
EVol repair Agood chance for thosa wanting bar
gains. Goods 70 be taken away ApIIl lst.
EnqulTe0 Of IGE0RGE SCHWARZBACH,
dis On the pfemisea
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TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE
INJECTION NOTICE.

The annual meeting Il the .tOelbGdrd b.
Etna Fire and Marine insurance Company d
wheeling, q, The election Of DiH &c q, M !:
street, on Monday, January ltth, las hstsHi
the hours Il . and INA y.
RICHARD SAVAGE
ia S1f,tEU,
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LIS. Delaplnn, HuIIlsu ounnisr and Joseph
g. Glbbi having associated Themselves together a
partnsis utder The arm name Of L =. Delapllin 4
"a. have succeeded 10 the budnfs, Of the nrm Of
LIS Delaplaln & son The business Of ihJ new
hrm will be conducted nj the old stand, No. lS0i
the customers Of the old arm and Of all othtrs
Wishing 70 make purehasa at Wholesale Of Dry
ei I'll and Notions. l. s pEtArLAlN a co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
40 sssT

A Why DEsIRABIE DwEll1Se HOUSE
Of ssrsn rooms On Penn street. third hcas from
virginia Strsst, wheeling IllGnA. Has bath TOon,
he. and cold water and ss thrOpssodt. Apply
nertdoor. jail
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Having, a. announced, disposed Of my interest
In the business Of the late hrm Of l. y. DelsPllln
a son, and retiring from 4 connection with which
I have been for % many years identified, l dtslre
10 express my earnest thanks for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore extended and solicit lis ecntin-
uanee for the succeeding nrm
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h COX To YouR INTEREsTs.

Casters, Butter Dishes, Tea Sets and sil.
yer Ware sold without regard to cost.
Closing out, preparatory to removal from
the city. oXTOBY & DUFFIELD,
iel1 11oa Main street.
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DARTsERsB1P NOTICE. havttbf, d'yi&
i mittcd my 500, Albert ZInk, Is Ttrpfh
the Furniture, Carpet and Undertaking lahBa
under the dm. name Of VIM. link a Sor, q
old stand, where We will be plelSei 10 hlt' ild
cd friends, and the putlle genelllyis Inv 10
examine our stock. NM. INK i tOA.
WHEELING, January !, 1873.
H.R-we wish all parties TO distinctly ub1G'
stand that We have nothing whatever 10 d. Va
: S'A'f house. WIZ. zrSK . sos.
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T,RUsTEE's SALE
nRUSTEE,s SALE
OF rus
Glade Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

BY write Of a deed OF trust made by AbnerE Evans,
Jr., 10 the understood trustee, dated the l6Ih day
Of December. 1915, and Of peofd among the land
rteOFdsof Preston eounty, West Virginia, In Trust
pSed Book No 50. Pr. is, sc and 81, ! viii on
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WAETEDLTo Rent, two Or three rooms 10
w eeninl pait q ID, city By two persons,
Inquire Of @. r. H., al the oate oil Hobbs, Tlylor
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prrArrurr OF TIlINa

elm Grove Accommodation This trlin only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDllly except Sunday-NeSAik Accommodation.
tSlsubenyilla AeeommodAhon.-ThIS train dur
10, the day passes backward md forward between
Martins Ferry and BSllaire, Stopping whom requi-
red at sherman House, Rtnayile, West wheeling
and Gravel Hi.
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SALE
DOR RENT.
DOR RENT.

The handsome Piate1glass front Store
room No. 1897 Market street.
Also, Rooms on second floor OF same
Block, with every convenience for Office or
sleeping room. Apply to
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

RSbsrt N. Dehplain having retired from the
arm Of L. 4. DelAplain 4 500, Gid arm Is BY the
mutual consent Of the partners dissolved, the in-
chased BY Lewis & DeIAplaIn. The business Of
aid late idrm will be conducted - heretofore By
1. y. pelAplain 4 Co.
settlement o. slId lats partneshlpafsirs will Be
made al the office Of the new nrm.
L & DkLAPLAN 4 son.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


The partnership existing betEren wu zuirl
VIM. I. Zlnk, under the nrm name q Wa. Aif
4 son, WIS Dissolved on the ist day Of Jun, W
VIM. 7. link refining. The business q ihe No
frm will be Iettltd by WIN. link, Ubo iIostH
authorized 70 settle The same All PItit' Eht'
Ing themselves indebted 70 the hrm ne ,ifbutI
requested 70 come forward and settle a Oic.
WIN, link 4 s0S.
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Dress GoodsI Dress Goods!

Reduced In price to give al q chance to buy a
chrstmss or SeE Years Present.
A hig Iot q Ores Goods arriving a. l2zfc
Our dne Black Cathmeres, all wool Iore1 noAna
&c, and undoubtedly the best goods In theaty '0'
the phee.
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pRooMs-S0o DOZEN FANCY, VA
ID RI0u5 ttrst juIt Feo6iNed and for alSby
n. REILLY, t1oo md III MslnaL
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NOR SALE

J. C. HEnyEY, AueIopeer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-30
Masonic Relief

Since our last report the following amounts
have been contributed in aid of the yellow
fever sufferers by the Masonic lodges named:
Ancient Landmark, 800; Hennepin, Mime
apolis, $50; Palestine, Duluth, SOL. Aurora
Brainerd Spring Valley, Litchfeld and Glare
mont have also contributed small amounts
The amount realized will be equally divided
and forwarded to-d,y to the Grand Masters of
Tennessee and Mississippi respectively.
Most Eminent Commander VIM. Lochren,
has issued the following circular:
OFFICE OF THE GRAND COMMANDER OF
KNIGHTS TEIPLAR OF MINNESOTA,
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 90, 1878, A. o. 76O.
70 the Officers and Members of our Subordi-
nate Communicates:
GREETING: To minister to the distressed, feed
the hungry, clothe the naked, and bind up the
wounds of the afflicted, are among the import
ant lessons taught In our asylums, duties
which are incumbent upon every Knight Tenn
plar.
The r.. E.. Grand Commander of Missis-
sippi has issued an appeal for aid for the suf-
ferers in his State; the scourge- yellow fever
has become epidemic also in Tennessee and
Louisiana. Shall the appeal to the Knights
Templar of Minnesota be in vain?
Give Sir Knights, give literally, which is
one Of the grand characteristics Of our order
Contributions should be sent to our Grand
Recorder, at St. Paul, which will be duly ac-
knowledged and promptly forwarded under my
direction.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Grand Commandery day and date above writ
ten. VIM. LooHREN,
Iseal.l Grand Commander.
Attest:
A. T. G. PERSON, Grand Recorder.