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PERSONALS.

COLONEL Ed F. M'GEHEE, Of Mississippi,
is at the Peabody.
CONGRESSMAN CHALMERS, of Mississippi,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss LIZZIE MORGAN LETT Yesterday for
White Bear lake, Minnesota.
GOVERNOR ALBERT S. MARKS, Of Nash
vile, is quartered at the Peabody.
Mrs S. E. HUNT has gone to Bon Aqua
Springs, to remain during the summer.
Mr.. |. MD. MASSEY and family left last
Monday for Crab Orchard Springs, Ken
tucky.
Dr.. E. P BATES, who has been visiting
his old friends in Memphis, has returned to
Wyandotte, Kansas.
L. F. SCaUGGs, of Marion Arkansas, died
in that place on Sunday night, and his re-
mains passed through Memphis last night,
en- route to Pettusville, Alabama, for inters
ment.
Mr.. MIKE KENNEDY, a famous horse
trainer, has determined to locate in Memphis
1t is to be hoped that he may develop the
speed of some of the fine roadsters in this
vicinity.
A TELEGRAM was received last night Y
Mrs. Mollie Paddison, announcing the death
of her father, Colonel VIM. E. Barnett,
which occurred yesterday ct Mineral Hill
Springs, East Tennessee.
Mr.. c. p. ATSioRE, Egeneral ticket and
passenger agent of the Louisville and Nash
| vile and Great Southern railroad, and Mr..
Edward 2. Fontaine, superintendent of the
| Louisville transfer company, are at the Pea
| body hotel.
The following officers were installed at
| Angerona lodge, No. 163, yesterday, by
| Grand Master Mason G. G. Conner: w. r.
Kendall, w. M; c.. w. Kealhofer, S. W.;
John Beamish, J. W.; Marcus Jones, treas
urer; D. G. Trader, secretary; G. W. Frayser
S. D.; L. j. Graham, J. D.; Alex. Hum,
| tyler.
| The following Is a hist of the GAINESVILLE
| City Guards, as it appears on the hotel regis
/ ter: Captain Ed Howard, First Leutent Bur-
ney, Second Lieutenant Bates, Orderly Ser
Third Sergeant Averett, Fourth Sergeant
| Whitford, Fifth Sergeant Mumford, Firs.
Corporal Burns, Second Corporal Carkuff'
Thirk Corporal Sullivan, Fourth CORPORAL
Blackmap. PriUates: G. g. Allen, w. 1T.
Allen, Altranks, Abbott, Barksdale, f. Beau
voir, w. +. BeaIvoir, BURNER, Beer, Cald-
| well, Fowlks, Hamett, Hudson, Lynes,
| Geiger, Johns, Meunham, Matill, Moore,
| MDanlel, ]. q. Mumford, Naylor, O'Keift
FIier, Rudolphe, Ingram, Williams, Beach,
Atkins, M'Kay, Rhodes, BriRadier- General
J. b. Reynolds. Ian, Shelton, Rails, Joos
ONE of the surest signs of the RETURNING
prosperity of our city Is its increasing trade
Watching with much interest the develop
ment of different branches of business, VI
were surprised to see within few month
the enormous business being done by Oliver
! | Finnie & Co. in the single article OF lemons
This firm is now receiving in one SINGLE ship
] Inent 'sine carloads Of ten'0ns-t'eO th0Hsan
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Cigars and Tobacco.

Mr.. Fl. Esch fully deserves the leading po-
sition he occupies among the wholesale and
years ago when he first reared his sign to the
view of our citizens in the modest little
stand he occupied so long at No. go Second
street. By close application, strict attention
and fair dealing his business has steadily in.
creased, until now his wholesale and retail
trade has assumed such large proportions
a branch house at the corner of Main anC
Adams streets, under the Worsham house, he
has found 1t necessary to secure the elegant
and commodious quarters at 276 Second
street lin the Ayre's building), which he has
prepared in the most comfortable and con-
venient way for his many patrons. We take
pleasure in recommending Mr.. Esch to oul
readers as a gentleman who is sure to please
andlsatisfY if zee gwen trial.
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HOOK & LAGRILL.
The Headquarters for Painting. Paper
Hanging and House Decorating.

When the owner of house wants it painted,
papered and generally beautifed, he will find
it always best to go to an establishment run
by thoroughly practical men, who know what
ought to be done, and have the right material
with which to do it. Hook & LaGrill's is
such place, and they have the prettiest
wall-pape and more of it than ever before
seen in one store in Memphis. They can
make all kinds of combinatiC Is of paper,
borders and dados, and do the work well,
and at low rates. Their sign and house
painting is done by competent men, and gives
satisfaction. An examination of their stock
of paper will be pleasure to all lovers of the
beautiful, and will be approved by the most
practical. Their place OF business is in the
Kit Williams block, southwest corner of Sec
ond and Madison streets.
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THE proceedings incident to the laying of
the cornerstone of the customhouse yester-
day were full of interest for the throng of
strangers that crowded our streets as well as
for our own citizens. We give elsewhere a
full report Of them, from which it will be
seen that when the people of Memphis unite
they can make display and accomplish re-
suits quite equal to any city in the country,
population considered. The military display
was especially fine, the visiting companies
vieing with "our own boys IN all that goes
to make up the soldier. Our two colored
companies which, it will be remembered,
did such effective service during the cpl
demic of last year, acquitted themselves well.
They marched and drilled so as to challenge
the commentator of their white comrades.
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MEMPHIS. TENN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1879.

gregation, when the conservation service as
formulation in the book of prayer followed.
The presentation of the holy scriptures ac-
companied by exultation by the presiding
bishop, and finally the communion ended the
conservation service, the bishop of Mexico
taking part In the sacrament. The bishops
present were Ri. Rev. Lee, of Delaware, who
presided in place of Bishop Smith of Ken
lucky, who was unable to be present on ae-
count of illness; Stevens, of Pennsylvania;
of PIttsburg; Littlejohn, of Long Island;
Redid, of Ohio; and Cope, of Western New
York. There was no unusual incident in
the entire service, all passed with solemnity
and smoothly, and aside from the abstract
Importance of the event as it relates to the
history of the church, there was nothing 10
be seen calculated to attract other than
those interested In church affairs.
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OWEN LILLY,
Manufacturer of Buggies, Carriages
and SpFIaE Wagons, Nos. "A and
46 Adams street,

Has in stock the finest pony pbetons, bug
gies, rockaways and spring wagons, to be
found in this city. Mr.. Lilly does not keep,
much less make, any cheap auction work;
consequently his reputation Is exclusively for
frst-class work. If you want good pbeton,
buggy, or anything in that line, go to Mr..
Lilly, and you can get it at most reasonable
prices. Painting, trimming and general re-
pairing done, promptly and in the very best
manner. Mr.. Lilly warrants all work.
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p IN"VItINFNII
Resolved That In view OF the extraordinary poiit.
teal situation, we deem Il necessary TO nominate a
state ticket at this time
The convention Is about evenly divided, and Wig
IaOtions
The chair held that the motion TO table and TO
&C iourn were both out or order and Bigd Uocs
vote IGied that the resolution was carried.
General Carey was chairman or the convention.
Several 81 Seches were made, when the convention
adjourned sine die
meeting OF ali those who propose to supper the
Columbus platform and ticket called Tor this
afternoon at two O'Clock at the Bodley house.
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BEJACH'S.

Drop in at Bejach's, and see the Linen
Lawn they are selling at SIC per yard.
The Grenadines, at SC per yard.
The Wash Poplin, at TIC per yard.
The Linen Busters at 81 so each.
The Children's Percale Dresses, Csc,
and the immense sale of
FRENCH CHINA,
CROCKERY,
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,
and WOODEN WARE,
At Their Cheap Tables.
BEJACR 4 BRAsH,
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fire hundred bOres, which, we learn, is but
four weeks supply for them, these sales ex-
tending to territcry formerly supplied by st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and New Or
leans Every Memphian should feel pride
in thls firm, who, by their combined skill,
energy aud capital have built up an estab-
lishment second to none In the United States.
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EpIscopaI RIshop Consecrated.

PITTsBURG, June 24.-The solemn cere-
mony of consecrating Rev. Henry Chauncey
Reilly, the first Episcopal bishop of Mexico,
took place in Trinity church, Sixth avenue,
this morning. The clergy met in the chanAl
where the bishops were duly rooed and the
clergy were surpiced and cassocked. At ten
o'clock some fifty in number formed in mo- ~.
cession and entered the main doors and pro.
ceeded down the aisle to the chancel. The
Nieene creed was reoited by clergy and con,
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Fruits-Yictor ID. Fuch-Pfsh.

There is no man so well and favorably-
known to merchants, housekeepers and the
citizens generally, as we'll as every trapper,
farmer and country merchant as Victor d.
Fuch. He is we'll understood by both those
consigning good for sale and tue purchasers
for his liberal prices to the for
mer and his ever fair dealing with the latter.
These facts, together with his ever courteous
manner and fer dealing to all, secures for
him the leading position In the purchase or
sale OF all kinds of lake fish, game, poultry,
celery, and all kinds of fruits in season. He
is the agent for the celebrated Norfolk and
Baltimore oysters. In fact. everyone is salts
fed that they will receive perfect satisfaction
if they deal with Victor d. Fuch, at No. Al
Jefferson street.
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e. CARVER COTTON GIN.
This Famous Old Gin still in the Lead
The Simplest. Strongest and Best

The rapidly developing cotton crops in the
Mississippi valley will soon cause an inquiry
for gins, and the different machines will be
praised by those interested; but it Will be a
long time before any of them reach the
standard of excellence that has so long char
acterized the E. Carver gin. Do not get
names COMPOUNDED. The E. Carver is the
gin referred to. 1t is easy to run, cleans the
seed thoroughly, and makes the best lint OF
any cotton machine before the public. Hill,
Fontaine & Co., who are never associated
with anything but frst-class articles, are Its
agents, and will take pleasure in furnishing
all desired infor nation
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New JeWeIrX Store.

We desire to call attention to the jewelry
house OF G. A. Bessac, at Lloyd & Fritz's old
stand, where will be found everything IN that
line, of the latest design, at lowest prices
possible. Everything is guaranteed as repre-.
sented. Mr.. A. ]. Lloyd will be found here
always ready and pleased to see the friends
of the old firm as well as new customers
Mr.. .. johnson, formerly foreman for G. L.
Byrd & Co., has charge of the manufacturing
of jewelry, medals, etc. Particular attention
given to repairing fine watches. Give then
a call
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Cal riages, Rockaways, Buggies, Etc

CHlrIhges, hOckaWayS, BuggIes, ETC
Messrs. Morgan & Co., at No. 222 and 224
Second street, near Adams, are well-known
throughout this entire section as the leading
dealers in this city IN all styles of carriages,
rockaways, buggies, spring wagons, etc., ETC.,
and that their prices are always a fraction I'M
der their many competitors, as every 'job"
in their house is marked down so as by
"smalI profits to make quick sales" Under
the management of Mr.. Butler Rogers this
firm is surprising, if possible, their former
popularity. If you want anything ia their
line and "Butler" can't satisfy you in style,
quality and price, you will waste time in fur
ther search in the Taxing District
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0ZANNE & M AN.
stoves, Tinware. Lamp stock and Flint
ing Irons.

The above-named firm has an excellent
stock of goods, which they are selling very
low Stoves, tinware, refrigerators, lamps,
and other articles of prime necessity in every
household, can be found in great variety and
of the best makes. The new futing iron
they are selling is great improvement on
all others, and is giving general satisfaction.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Bismarck FOrbids the Circulation of an
Alleged Revolutionary Newspar er in
Geneva = Terms Of CapituIatiOn
OF the Panama Revolution.
ists-BOnapartism Done
For, and French
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FIOyd's Candies.

FIOyd's Candies.
Visitors roiH find nice Variety of candies
ana fine cOnfectiOHS at Fl0yd's.
HenOchsberg's Pictures, Frames, Etc.
At greatly reduced prices, previous to
change of firm. NJ. HENOCHsBERG e CO.,
1886 and 1897 Main sire ct.
just Received.
NEW TOYS,
NEW DOLLS,
NEW TRAVELLING BASKETS.
Ali goods very low, to save expense of
moving.
viii occupy SO Main street on and after
July 1st-
SHERWOOD d CO.,
348 Main street, few doors south of Union.
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Hotel Clarendon.

This newly-furnishAA a ,,,,s,rably.located and
wen-manaRed hotel is becoming very popu-
hard times, and its manager Is very attentive
to the wants of the travelling public, and is
offering great Inducements 10 families who
want regular board.
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Memphis for their groceries and plantation
supplies Hill, Fontaine & Co. are among
the most enterprising merchants IN the south.
They are accommodating and liberal, and
pay close attention to the interests of their
patrons. Their store is at 296 and 298 Front
q
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ALL AT BARGAINS !
KREMER, HERZOG & co.
Nothing Venture. nothing Won

While moralists differ as to the beneficial
effects on the community, as to the advan-
tages gained from lottery in preference to
a direct tax, there can be no doubt that the
happy recipients of the many large sums that
are SO frequently given by the Louisiana
sum of thirty thousand dollars may become
the property of some one of our readers who
is willing to venture two dollars by renting
it TO NJ. A. Dauphin, postoffice box 692, New
Orleans, before July 9Th, when the one hun
dred and tenth monthly distribution occurs
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i'll. UIlathorne, Scotsman, Main Street

i'll. Ullathorne, Scotsman, Main Street.
Mr.. Ullathorne is one of our most enter
prising young business men, who, by hard
work. politeness and attention to his custom
ers, together with the ever fresh and genuine
stock he keeps, hrs built up large business,
and we recommend all who are IN need of
anything in the agricultural line, especially
seeds of all kinds, to give him a call. We
are informed that, owing ID the immense in
crease of bus mess, Mr.. UllathUrne has been
compelled to take larger quarters, and has
leased the commodious store 1863 Main street,
between Union and Gayoso, which he will
occupy about the first of August.
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Imperialism AbaRdOned-The Egyptian
SuccessiOn-The Proposed COmprO-
mise ON German Tariffs-Mark
Lane Express Views on the
British Grain Crops and
Market-Other News.
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sewipg-Machine Repairing.

Wilson, Grover & Baker, Wood, Florence,
Victor, Howe, Wilcox & Gibbs, Wheeler 6
Wilson, Singer. ard ali kinds Of ssfs,ssshines,
repaired by r. J. Donovan, 262 Second street.
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Printing and Lithograp hing.

house of S. c, Toof IL Co., No. Is West
Court street. Their steam printing estab-
lishment is complete in every respect, it hay-
ing every facility for school printing, legal
printing, mercantile books, blank books, etc.
The photographic work gotten up by this
house equals, if it does not excel the work
done in eastern cities. They employ none but
the most skilled workmen, aud therefore they
can guarantee their work. The establish
ment is one of the largest in the southwest,
and one of the very best. Orders are solicit
ed, and estimates of work will be cheerfullY
furnished
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wEATBER INuICATIONs.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE Gu. SIa. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. June 20, am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley and
lOtcer lake region, stationary pressure and
temperature, easter7y '0i'lds, clear, CT partly
cJo,,5,S spsotbey
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Kentucky Military lnstitute.

Major Il. d. Widberger, of the Kentucky.
military institute, is in the city, aud can be
seen at 81 Main street, where he will furnish
! catalogues and other information.
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.I0I1n tIfnrln,s ianIo0n.

the corner Of Union and Main, is sup
I,sTlth the best Of wines, liquor 4Aa ~.
md the barkeepers know how % pre-
\ No s:,Qat palatable drinks. kemember
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Pure Ice-Cream only at staTer',
FIOxd,s Restaurant.

Prices are moderate. EreTy convenience
of a first class restaurant. For fifty cents
yoH can get good dinner, including ice
cream and desserts.
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A New and Elegant Preparation

Is J. & +. Atkinson's glycerine lotion. 1t Is
not only preventive Of dandrutf, but I'M
parts to the hair a remal Eable sottness and
hrilliancV
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BABIES are too highly priced to permit
them to suffer with collie, fatulence, etc.
when DIR. Bulls baby syrup will at once re-
heYe them. Price, % cents.
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THE HULL MURDER.

One Of the Assassin's Female Friends Ar
rested with Portions OF the Stolen
JCweIry on her PersOR-COx's
Character Hitherto Irre-
prOaehable - An Easy
GOing Fellow, and
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StaHer's Mead,
S~INOE . 4lICr@1s
StafHer's SOdR-WateP,
StafHer's Ice.Cream,

BtaRer's CONNECTIONS,
Are uneQualed In this city Tor excel
Iency or havoF. purity OF Ingredients,
and the style I'm which they are served
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CLOSING BATES

YESTERDAY of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
"a. Memphis cotton, 121-Se; NeO Or
leans cotton. Zee; Neio York cotton, ~ &C.
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Chickasaw b. and l.. Association,

TINE regular monthly meeting occurs on THURS
i DAY next, June 26th. at Union and Planters
Bank. Dues payable on that day promptly A full
attendance is desired.
r. G. CRAIG, President.
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DIED.
Masonic Notice.

CONLEY-At Louisville Hotel, Louisville, KY.
June "A, 1879, Capt. PAT c. CoNI4EY, of Mobile
Ala. Remains carried to Mobile for interment
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THE LAST VETO.

A Long Consultation of the Advisory
Committees Of the House and Senate
Democratic CaHcuses- Solution
OF the Questions Suggested
by the Tenor of tue
Debates
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=. %. q. w.

JOHNSON LODGE, No. 2I-Ree dlar meeting this
- "WEDNESDAY evening, June 25th, at eight
O'Clock. Members and visitors are requested 70 at
tend. A. 8. DAVIS, NJ. W.
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Pure soda water only at stafrer'ss

9UUUs aJbE 0nIy .
The Celebrated Lemp's st. Louis Lager
Beer
Is ever fresh. pure and sparkling, The con-
tiuued increasing demand for this beer of
their worthy agents at this place Fritz Pfem-
fert and George Schilly), Fritz Pfemfert &
Co., No. Is West Court street, is sufficient
guarantee of the universal satisfaction of the
Lsmp's st. Louis lager beer. There IS no
beer possessing its qualities of purity,
strength and delicious flavor. The many ad-
vantages they offer to both the wholesale and
the retail trade, IN shipping daily in ice
refrigerator cars, which brings it ice-cold to
the consumer, without the cost of freezing to
the seller, is another reason that there is
more of this beer sold in our market and the
adjacent country than all other brands COM
bined.
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The Deputy Marshal Bone Of Contention
Provided fOr-One Of the Plans Sug-
gested FaVOrs an Immediate Ad-
jOurnment Of COngress-NeW
Members Appointed to
the Advisory Com.
mittees.
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wrArHEK ORGANIZATIONS.

WAR Dept, SIGNAL SERVICE, y. 8. ARMY,
TUESDAY. June "a, 1879, zoos pm. Z
Place OF Bar. Ther. ~, Wind d.. Wealth
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RKYSON CAMP.

23l Main Street %
are Offering their stock of
CARPETS AND FURNITURE
at
VERY LOW FIGURES,
Preparatory to receipt of fall goods.
Try U.s.
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KREMER, HERZOG * co.

EAkEMEK, HERZO& * 90.
Invite the attention and inspection of visitors
and citizens to their
Excellent Selections and Great Bargains.
Brazilian Fayals.
Leghorns, at Soc.
Lawns, 61l4c.
Ribbons, 5, 615, TX, 10, 1870, worth
twice the money.
Trimmed Hats largest assortment and
lowest prices in the city,
Grenadines.
Buntings.
PaCasols.
Lace Mitts.
ALL AT BA RGAINS
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TAO Columbus Rebels.

Those who propose to support the Column
bus platform and ticket held meeting this after
noon. Mr.. Plat, the Hamilton county candidate on
the regular ticket for memberOf the board OF pub
lac works, preside !. Some sixty eighty persona
were present. The Hamilton county delegation, Ia
vote by themselves resolved 10 support both the
platform and Icket put forth at Columbus, and then
the balance who had RETAINED from voting adopted
resolution 20 support the Columbus ticket but not
the platform. The nesting was an exciting one,
ami the OpeThOuse convention was characterized In
bitter terms rs a sell-Out 70 the Democrats
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AAoSOAAC NOtACCs
NNBE officers and members OF DeSoto q
i Lodge, No. 299, +, d A. NJ, are hereby "a
notified TO attend special communication Xxx
this "WEDNESDAY evening. June 25th, att w
O'Clock, for work In the E A. deg fee All +. A. 3
are rraternally invited. BUN +. PRICE, ". II.
b. NJ. RAGAH, Secretary.
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knights Of Honor.

Z Unity LODGE, No. 217, K. of H.-Win elect
- officers for the ensuing term this CWEDNES-
tendance requested. N. L. AVERY, Dictator.
A. B. HILL, Reporter