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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16
PENCILETTES.

Athens boasts of an oyster saloon.
The next session Of the Tennessee
SJprsme Court will be at Jackson
commencing next Monday.
An effect is being made TO organiLe
n Young Mems Christian Association
at Kingston, says the East 1enneS'
SCedH.
The vote of ROane county In the
recent election as compared with the
August election shows falling OH %
about one half.
In the election in MeMinn county
lat week the Democrats fell OH oUO
fr,rp Tilden's vote and the Repuoll-
cans 672 from Hayes vote, says the
Post
The Chattanooga Times learns that
p r. Albert, of that city, has just IN
barited a fortune of $4,000 from the
death of rich relative in Cincinnati.
Lucky.
4 new district, the 9Th, has been
established in ROane county, and Isaac
A.HuIaud 2. w. Evans were elected
Justices Of the Peace therein at the
recent election.
Dr.O. E. r )sg, of Athens, was mar
ried on the 5th inst, by the Rev. D
r. Preston, to Miss Lin Bradford,
daughter of Chancellor w. Nj. Brad
ford, also of Athens.
Kingston East TeHnesseean: Thos'
hPare2
Dickinson" took the first premium al
Rbea Springs Fair week before last
Perez i of the Hamilton Denmark
stock, and one of the finest animals IL
this section.
The Tennessee Sportsmen's Asso
citation. will hold their fifth annua
shooting tournament and field trials
at Nashville next month, from the q
TO the 7th. In the shooting tourna
ment cash premiums to the amount o
$1,000 will be awarded.
Citizen" in the Chattanooga Times
suggests n municipal ticket regardless
Of notifies. aud "a follows: For Mayor
+. \. James; Aldermen. {. ID. Nc
GafI-v. d. B. LOvemsn, c. X. LON
bard, VI. ID. TLomps" J. J. Sullivan
R.U,. Morrison, J. +. Ship. Z. NJ
Wight. J. r. Harris and W. IL. Nc
Dwigt-
Mr.. Isuaz FAM caught youthful
aclorsd suesk-thisf yesterday evening
in the veIy act OF stealing some mes
from his stall in the Market House
having slipped in at an open door.
WAS released, however, after prett
hsi scare. aud with the promise
severe punishment if caught thel
again.
The Athens Post notes a successf'
surgical operation in that county Ia
wsek.iu which a Mr.. Jett had a cane
the size II p hen's egg removed fro
his left cheek. Nearly the EMU
cheek was removed, from the edge
the eyelid downwards. DR.. Collins
Rhea Springs performed the oper
zion. assisted by Drs. Atlee, Russ'
and Cgbleigb, Of Athens.
The Newport Reporter of this We
publishes a letter from Steve Critic
who is in our all condemned to ha
II that place nt X Friday, and also
statement To Sheriff Reeder, Whl
rmbodles what has been published
Us from time to time. The editor
the Reporter makes a strong appeal
have Grffey's sentence commute
aud says he Is circulating a petit
Their. To ue sent TO the Governor.
Mi Mitchell Rose, for many YET
monument citizen of Loud
county. but Who moved TO Texas t
years sgo, died in Parker county,
that S.aje, on the 70 IA OF October.
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Mr.. ]. w. Dooley, of the firm OF
Dooley & Brother, of New York, pro-
,,rio,ors of the celebrated DOoley's
Yeast powder, made US call yes'eF-
Jsv He will be in the city day or
two looking after the business inter-
ests of his house.
Chattanooga Times Messrs. MsJ.
Gra,z and L. r. COrnick, Jr.' passeo
through here en- route for Texas yes
,ardav on professional business. They
honored the Times with a CALL oy 'ne
vsv. What GrAtz and C"rniek can |
do in the lawyer trade need not be
triad nv Texans or auyb Ddy else.
Hon, NJ. l.. Hall, vi ,his c..yr is pre-
siding over the Chancery Court d.
Kingston this week in cases where
Chancellor Staley Is incompetent.
Hon. ). NJ. Dyer, Republican Keep
reseu;ative elect from Jefferson coun-
tv arrived Thursday night from q
brief trip to Nashville, aud stopped
over in the city yesterday.
Hon. jos. EckeI, of Talhot's sta
tiop. is in the city on business, and
made Us pleasant call yesterday.
Rev. J. B. Jones. editor OF the hog
ersvilIe Spectator. was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Hodge, daughter o
Master Mechanic c. A. Hodge, wh(
, has been dangerously i'll for som'
time, was reported as improving yes
terdHy.
Mr.. :. F. Shepard is able to be aoou'
but still suffering from the effect OF
painful accident received a few day
since, getting his left hand torn up D.
i, a circular saw at Burr s. Terry's shoE
, He has had one finger amputsted an
the physicians tell him another WI
have to come eff,
Rev. DR.. J. l.. II. SweTes, pastor
the colored Methodist Church III IL
city, left yesterday for Louisville, Ky
to attend the annual ss.emOiage
the order of Good Samarirans.
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I.OSb

A large No. 10 envelope, containing
number of accounts of this Office. The
public are warned against paying any
of the accounts except to the regular
collectors of this Office.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16

N the Exchange Hotel Kingston,
Tenn, Nov. 18Th, by Rev. J. C.
Wright. Mr.. J. c. Rsgon to Miss
Emma Allison, all Of Roane county.
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~ DICK HORN RECAP
SON TIRED.
,,b.r,y OF AbOut "eiS0
months.

Liberty OF AOO"
months.
IN the night of November 2'h' i0.,
IN 10 remembered perhaps, oS
aome ofour readers, Dick horu' WV"
10 was convicted of compi'c,'S -
W nourder of the woman MARIN"
w Win Hawkins county, ana sen
VIZ w. 20 the penitentiary for twenty
vears made his escape at the car $50
- this place, while being helu
with a squad OF conyicts' Ia ohAi g
t. F. Dobson, waiting lor
the train to be conveyed TO Nash'iie
TO the penitentiary. No'n,ns na9
been heard of him since un'il
dav when he was brought TO the cl'S
The noon train by Mr.. Arthur
Arnold. of Sullivan county, who cap,
tnred him in Scott county Va last
Tnesdsy night. Arnold had MN
.ocpred with a large chain anu pau
Tock and carried a huge pistol III h's
hand ia case Of an emergency
Hord says that after making LIE
| asaana from the Auau -
the handouts from MS h
- being very dark anC
raining night, ran off piece An'
secreted himself, until the excltemen
vas somewhat cooled down, when n
made direct for the Deighborhoou o
his mothers home in Hawkins county
and has been thereabOuts ever since
keeping out of the way, of course a
the while. When caught, he was
. corn.shucking over in Scott county
and was persuaded to go there ana Ut
traved. as he says, by his unole'
He is now 80 years old and unnal
! ried. He might have fed the COUNT
and avoided the gloomy lutui
{ in store for him, but didn't seem IL
" cIined to do so, and now is apparent
perfectly resigned to his tate Il
saws he won't try to escape again.
rsward was offered for bis csptur
} which Will be paid to Mr.. Arnold. +
n left with his prisoner on the l.. al
Is O train yesterday evening" to tul
ID him over TO The authorities at 20
Creek.
New Goods, just received, at Ogu'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16

Two cups of sugar, one cup each oil
burter and sweet milk, five eggs, three
sp6 a half cups of flour, three tea
spoonfuls DooIey's Yeast Powder, hall
Of n nutmeg, one pound raisins. Fla
yar the icing with rose water and
y-aufIla
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For Rent.

A small House and Grounds, and Out
Ruildinps suitable for Market Garden, or
Dairy, two miles from Knoxville. Inquire
of f. Dean Dow, at Central Agency.
noy6ltf
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Annual CoDyenGIOn of StOckhO'"tIs
Postponed UnIil Wednesday,
Nnnemher gin, ISTS.

November 27.h. ISIS.
OFFICE OF EAST TENNESSEE,
VrparNIA & GEORGIA RR. COMPANY,
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct 81, 1873.
Attic request of many of the largest
stockholders residing beyond the limits OF
the State, who can not safely reach Knox
vile in consequence of the prevalence OF
yellow fever at other points, and in view
of the fact, that it is always desirable TO
have as large an attendance of stockholders
as nossible it is deemed proper, to post
pone the regular meeting called Tor the 9th
inst. until Wednesday, Novembe Z'th'
1878 JAMES G. MITCHELL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,

Weare authorized and requested to announce
the name of S. B. LUTFRELL as candidate loF
Msyor al the ensuing January election
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For Upwards of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has oeeH
used for children. 1t corrects aclulIy %.
the stomach, relieves i0ind ehotie' reguEIS So
the bowels, cures dysentery and dlaTI the
whether arising from teelHIIg ronedy. 2j
causes. An old and well-trle9 InI5Sns
cents o bottle. mrnA"e
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..,a. R,.,er,s Is headquarters

For the Largest and Finest stock OF C4-
CARS, TOBACCO, MEERscHhUM and other
PIPES, and anything q Iac shokkhs
LINE at Lo'gEsT prices. :, 8 .ey street.
mex: % Hope = Miller
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49, Ina-psndsnes AnnIIeIssry.

The CHRoNICLE acknowledges the
receipt Of an invitation from the
Knoxville Turn Nerein to attend the
celebration of the 57Ist Anniversary
Of Swiss Independence at Turner Hall,
Monday evening, Nov. 18Th at 5
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Gland see the tiuest Stove in the
waIII; the " EARLY BREAKFAsT," al
HAWKINS. BUTT, DEPUE & Co.'S.
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DIR. Garter.

Residence opposite McKinney's Cot
ages. Broad street. Office at Worsham
Drug Store, corner Broad and Depot
-, nov0iGt
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Dressed TURKEYS and Gel
err, at r HEhNS'
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

New stock of Engravings, al Ogden
Bros.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16

The Champion MonIlOr
Leads the Stove trade as the finest and
most improved Coal Stove made.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16
Choice Eating Apples, at

Large Stock and lowest prices, ~ DUN
BARS.
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EAST TENN. CIGAR FACTORY.
= HO,RENJOS, Proprietor.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNU FF, FIT T

and SMOKERS ARTICLES.
CENT CIGARS.
pure Havana Filler.
FIFTY DOLLARS offered to anybody
in this CITY who can beat this Cigar in price
and quslity. +. hoCAEN'oS'
Tumher! Lumber!g Lum5eF!!
All kinds of Building Lumber, ana
Walnut Lumber always on hand at my
ward on Crozier street. Reasonable prices.
may3ld6m FAr' CAlN'
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oft Fail Goods al mrs RR'e Dallas.
Mrs. Kate Dallas has just received her
new Fall Goods, a beautiful line, and she
saws she never bought goods so cheap be-
fore. They are going rapidly.
THE DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT
Is still presided over by Miss. S. V. Davis,
who always guarantees a tit. Select your
goods and leav your orders at once.
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Lumber! LumDeF!I LUMBER
For sale,

A most desirable residence on Broad
street, opposite the Asylum. Terms rea-
sonable. Apply to DR.. j. I. Levi, or Geo.
Washington. seP'u'i
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Nice fresh Oysters, Honey Syrup
new Buckwheat Flour, fIorlua
Oranges. at John HudiOurg's.
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TFiIIiner!

Buy your MILLINERY at DUNBAR's,
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Large stock of Prayer Books and
Hymnars, just received by Ogden Bros.
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millinery
FRESH AHBIVAL

HEADQUARTERS for STYLISH GOODS and
owest prices at A u. DuNbANS'
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P4rlor Bagatelle, at Ogden Bros.
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Personal.

New Goods, just received, at Ogueh
Bros.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-14
probable that the Texas Pacific

probable that the Texas Pacific
Railway would Immediately be-
come the possessor of the Southern
Pacific, building branch to San
Diego. That is the worst phase
the case can take for us. If Scott
fails, Congress will probably see
the justice of allowing any one who
has the ability and inclination to
build the road to build it. The
line below the snow-belt is fixed
fact, in any event. And that means
that our wines will find quick,
cheap and expeditions transporta-
ton to the countless multitudes OF
the Mississippi valley. Oar or
anges will also reach there at q
time when no other orange is ripe,
thus securing q monopoly Of the
market, and guaranteeing a de-
mand for all the oranges that can
be raised in the ample Los Angeles
valley. The impetus which Will
be given to our vignerons and or
ange growers by such a state of
things cannot we'll be exagger-
ated.
1t is almost bewiljeriDg when
one reflects upon the prodigality
of the resources of Los Angeles
county. We have the corn, wine
and oil which have been the sta
Piles of commerce since the earliest
recorded times. From the whisky
of the Monongahela valley
and Bourbon county, Ken
tucky, to the wines and bran.
dies of France and Germany; from
wheat, potatoes, oats, barley and
corn to the pineapple, banana, or
ange, lemon, lime, pomegranate,
the apple and other homely fruits,
we are perfectly at home, producing
all. Hops, tobacco and cotton are
equally products of our soil with
the olive and the grape. All the
fruits, cereals and vegetables of the
temperate and semi-tropical chimes,
and most of those Of the tropical
zones, will grow abundantly in Los
Angeles. These facts are certain to
start again this Fall not the hectic
and unhealthy immigration OF
three years ago, during which
many persons came to this county
who should not have come, but a
sustained and intelligent influx Of
useful citizens, who will be bene'
fit both to themselves and the
section.
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European Gable News.
War Talk.

LONDON, May 13.-Special Con-
stantinople kilograms state that in
consequence of the peremptory de-
mand Of Gen. Todleben for the sur
render of the Notifications, accom-
panied by a threat to accupy Con-
stantinople, the Cabinet Council
have decided to evacuate all their
fortresses, Shumla first then Varna
and lastly Batoum. The decision
was taken rather suddenly upon
the report of Osman Pasha that the
Turkish army was not in q condi-
ton to resist the occupation of Con-
stantinople.
A Times correspondent at Vienna
telegraphs that all news tends to
show that the Mohamedan insur-
rection is spreading more and more
westward.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 13.-The
Official Messenger publishes a proc
lamation calling for subscriptions
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SUNDAY, May 10th, 1873.

The Stamm can assure their friends that
nothing will be left undone to render this
Picnic one of the most pleasant Reunions
ever held in Los Angeles.
EXCELLENT MUSIC for dancing has
been engaged. and all the enjoyable out
door sports will be INDUCED in.
Shooting Stand and Bowling Alley on
the grounds. my14 I'd
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Arrested for Murder.

DEADwooD, May 13th.-Geo. w.
Bell was arrested at Crook City,
twelve miles from here, to-day, on
suspicion of being the murderer OF
Chas. e. Lee, whose corpse was
found yesterday, short distance
from town. Bell disposed of q gol d
watch at Crook City with the name
of Charles e. Lee engraved on the
case, representions to the purchaser
that his name was the one appear
Ing on the watch. He was on the
eve of departing for Sidney when
arrested.
Races az Lexington.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 13th.-A
large attendance met to. day to
witness the first race between Ten
brock, Vera Cruz. AristIdes,
Leonard and Bill Ross. Every
available inch of room was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity. Before
the race Tenbroeck was decided
the favorite, with Vera Cruz as
second choice. Just before the race
the pools sold: Tenbroeck 55, Vera
Cruz "a, Bill Ross IA, Leonard and
Arlstides in the field at 20. Ten
brock won by length. under
whip and spur, Leonard second,
Vera Cruz third. Time, 2:4S4.
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for the organization of volunteer
fleet in order to defend the just
cause, in case the adversary of Rus
sia should provoke war. The Car
ovitch will receive subscriptions in
ST. Petersburg.
PERA, May 13th.-It is not
known whether the decision of the
Cabinet in regard to the fortresses
has been officially communicated
to the Russians except as regards
Shumla, but no action has been
taken upon that decision. A Rus
sian officer says that even If the
Turks surrender the fortresses,
their troops will only retire from
before Constantinople when the
British fleet retires. The arrival
of cavalry and infantry reinforce
ments at San Stefano has revived
the uneasiness and apprehension Of
coup de main.
Tae Eugiish Scholarships of n
reconciliation.
LONDON, May l3th.-A special to
the Standard from Manchester
says that symptoms of compro.
mise are showing themselves. A
request has been made to the Mas
ters' Secretary for an interview
with his principals on Tuesday.
Granted an Interview.
LONDON, May 13th.-The cotton
masters have granted the opera
tives' request for an interview
Tuesday. 1t is believed that a COM
promise will be effected.
Mrs. Drtgat Dead-rrnops lie.
viewed.
LONDON, May 13th.-The wife of
John Bright died of apoplexy to-
day at Rochdale.
The Queen, the Crown Princess
of Normandy and the Duke of
Cambria reviewed $4,000 regular
troops at Aldershott to-day.
English News.
LONDON, May BIN the House
of Commons this afternoon North
cote declined to fix q day for the
discussion of the resolution of
Chamberlain concerning the Gov
ernments foreign policy. In re-
Spouse to inquiry whether the Brit
ish troops in Europe do not exceed
the number. authorized by Parlia-
ment, the Chancellor said that the
Indian forces were never included
in the act fixing the number Of
troops in the British army.
Lord Harrington announced in
Parliament that he would shortly
move a resolution that no forces be
raised or kept by the Crown in
time of peace in India without tie
sanction of Parliament.
Northcote said he hoped TO sub
NIT supplementary estimate in a
fortnight when Lord Hartington's
resolution might be discussed.
lin the House of Lords, Lord Gran
vile gave notice of question as to
whether the employment of Indian
troops in Europe without the sane
ton of Parliament is lawful.
asacszahon 80 Kaiser Wilhelm.
BERLIN, May l3th.-Among the
kilograms congratulating the EN-
peror upon his escape from assassin
alton, was one signed, the Presi-
dent of the French Republic, Mac
Mahon, which has made an espec-
tally favorable impression.
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Don't fail to get one of those de-
licious Whitaker hams at IA cents
a pound; also five pounds of Costa
Rica coffee for one dollar, at E.
German & Co.'s grocery, l22 and
124 Main street, Los Angeles.
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Latest Eastern News.


WASHINGTON, May 13th.-The
vote in the House by which the
main question was ordered on the
bill to regulate Interstate COM
merce, was reconsidered aud the
bill laid over till tomorrow.
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, In facilities for doing job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
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Noble McCnrfy OFT.

SAN Francisco, May 13.-Mollie
McCarty left Sacramento by ex-
press to-day in Budd Doble's pri-
vate car, EN- route to Louisville.
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Pacific Coast News.
Grand Encurnpni

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13th.-The
Grand Encampment of L. o. o. +.
met at Pacific Hall to-day. Quo
rum present. Vacancies on com
mittees were filled and the reports
of the Grand Patriarch and Grand
Scribe were read.
Noble McCsriy OF.
SAN Francisco, May 13.-Mollie
McCarty left Sacramento by eX-
press to-day in Budd Doble's pri-
vate car, en- route to Louisville.
shat ana Killed.
SANTA CRUZ, May 13th.-Yester-
day at the old Williams mills, sew
enteen miles from this city. James
O'Brien shot and killed a young
man named Alfred Jones. De-
ceased was shot in the breast and
mouth. The killing is said to
have been done in self defense.
o. Brien came to this city and gave
himself up and is in jail. Family
troubles are said to be the cause.
Suspension of stock Brokers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18TH
Cole, Uhler & Co., prominent
stock brokers, suspended payment
to-day. A meeting of creditors
will be held tomorrow morning.
The firm express confidence in
being able to make arrangements
to resume at once.
Non.Partszsn Convention.
MARYsvILLE, May l3th.-The
peoples non-partizan Convention
Of Yuba county met at P. NJ. to-
day in this city. ID. H. Cowden, of
Marysville, and j, f. McNutt, oil
Smartsville, were nominated
county delegates to the Constitu-
tional Convention. Five delegates
were elected to the Third Congress
sional District Convention, to as
semble here tomorrow, and five to
meet with Suffer county delegates
to nominate one joint delegate for
the two counties. James H. Reyes,
OF Sutter county, is prominently
mentioned for the position. Geo.
Ohlyer was nominated delegate to
the Constitutional Convention in
the non-partizan Suffer county
Convention Saturday.
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NEW TODAY.
Wanted.

By competent woman, a situation to
do general housework, city or country.
Enquire at No. 10 Commercial street, up
stairs. ml4-lw
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
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CITY CARDENS
PASTURE.

am now ready to receive animals on
pasture. in my enclosed lands, in the
western part OF the city.
All animals at owners risk.
Apply at my office. +. BEAUDRY.
81 New High street, opposite pico House
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NOTICE.
MASONIC NOTICE.

nFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF LOS AN.
" geles Chapter No. SO, Royal Arch Ma
sons. ars hereby notified to attend Special
Meeting of said Chapter on TUESDAY,
May 14th, at o'clock I'M.
All Royal Arch Masons in good standing
arc particularly requested to attend.
By order of s. FOY, HIP.
SAM'L PRAG IN, Secretary. 1t