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AN ambitious young clerk in whole.
sale grocery establishment resolves tO
enter the civil service. and 90 presents
himself before the examiners. One oi
the questions is: "Whst is coffee, and
where does it come from?" "Oh, come
now. you know" says the candidate. 81
can't give away the boss; allow me n
plead privilege. Thrt's professional
secret"
st. Louis Times Journal: Eulslis'a
sweet poem. entitled. The Cucumber q
Victim" has been received. and is re-
spectfully out firmly declined. ON the
ground that NC cannot encourage q
muse which makes ''really gorgeous
rhyme with CHOLERA morbus."
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N 0 T | c e.

DERSONS HOLDING KITsAP CoUNEY SCRIP
l. endorsed BY Treasurer previous to January
LIST, 1879, will please present the same for pay.
ment o. interest on the same will not be allowed
sitter July LIST, 1872. -. PRIMROSE.
Treasurer Of Kitssp Co., W. T.
Port Madison. W. T., June 10Th. 1879.
jelsdlw.W2fa
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THE Republican Congressional Com.
mit,ee are Offering local political organ
nations the printed and franked
speeches Of Conkling, Blaine, Edmunds,
Garfield, Logan and other leaders, and
the Presidents three veto messages.
issued as campaign documents, st rates
ranging from 81 G5 per thousand to
1856, the average being Sc Is. Here
is a chance for seekers Of political hon.
ors to disseminate the doctrines of the
Republican party,-a chance not likely
TO be availei Of in this locality. II
some one else would contribute the
needfuI. no doubt they would Willingly
do the disseminating. But squeezing
money from politicians hereabout is
duced lard work. and when it comes
it is awful slow and in dreadfully small
ins.allments.
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THINGS are tending toward . change

THISGs are tending toward change
in the manner Of celebrating the birth.
day of our nation. The time for the
firing OF cannon. shooting off Of fire.
crackers. professions. reading aud ora
tons. has substantially gone past.
There is less and less Of it every year,
and u decade hence will probably have
seen it terminated forever. For one
we are rejoiced at the change percepti.
bly, coming in this regard. The people
need day of diversion from business,
of recreation. of pleasure. novelty, com.
fort aud rest. Under the old manage
ment Of Fourth OF July. the people got
but little good Of the day. and q. Its
close they were usually in . condition
wei! nigh approaching exhaustion. To
our mind, picnicking. yachting. horse
racing. games. music. dancinl. and
things Of the like. are a much more cen.
sible way OF celebration. aad the people
generally, We believe. are Of the same
opinion. We want the holiday, and W
trust that it will be holiday forever
IN this land. but We no longer want it
as We have hitherto had IT.
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coDFIsHINe.

San Francisco enjoys trade in cod
fishing that more legitimately belongs
to Puget Sound. and that some day our
people will exclusively possess. Four
firms are engaged in it. and they en-
ploy in the neighborhood Of dozen
vessels. hundred and fifty boats and
two hundred and fifty men. The yes
sells are the bark Adelaide Cooper, bark
entines Fremont and Constitution, and
schooners II. l.. Herman, Sarah, I'm
daunted, Alfred Adams. Alaska. Wild
Gazclle, Gen. Miller. J. II. Roscoe and
Pauline Collins. The Alfred Adams
has already made two trips to the
Choumagin Islands fishing grounds
this year. being As days on one trip.
~ days on the other. and bringing
down 10000 fish. The cod are report
ed scarce this season.
The fishing commences about MARCH,
LIST. and closes about October list. The
fish arc caught of the Alaska coast and
Choumagin Islands. on the American
side, and in the Ochotsk Sea on the
Asiatic side. where the fish are taken
with hand-lines, while travis are ex-
clusively used on tho banks near the
Alaska shore. Each fisherman has q
dory to himself and tries hard
to make the best catch in the feet.
The hand-line fishing is quite exciting,
and the men take to it like sport. When
the fish are hauled on board from the
boats. they arc at once cleaned and
packed in frames in the vessels hold, q
thick layer Of salt on each layer OF fish.
The Sound is at least 500 miles near
or the fishing grounds than is San
Francisco. Very little trouble would
be experienced in making two trips a
year by our fishermen, should they
think It wise or find it convenient to do
so. Their stay at home could b. pro-
lon2ed the length Of time necessary to
travel that five hundred miles twice a
year. involving very handsome saving
to the men conducting the enterprise.
and giving them an advantage over
San Franciscans that would soon drive
the latter out of the business. Our
people, in this respect. enjoy an advan
tage over the CaliforoiAns similar &c
that enjoyed by men Of Msine and
Massachusetts,. inIthe cod6shery Of the
North Atlantic. over men Of Virgins
aud North Carolina. All that j.
needed to successfully inaugurate the
trade in our midst is the inclination Of
our people. backed by capital and sup
ported by intelligent determination.
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that the man who supplied Solovefi
with the pistol with which be attempt
ed to shoot the Gar has been sentenced
todeath
SiMLA. July s-Maj. Csvasnai las
started for Cabul and is expected t.
reach kuram on the 10th and Csbul on
the 3lst inst. He bears q letter from
the Niceroy ~ the Ameer. announcing
his appointment as Envoy and Plenipo-
Tertiary. His escort consists Of %
horse and so foot soldiers.
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ECROPE.

PARIS, July 6-During hurricane
on the River Double, q steamer with So
passengers aboard, was sunk; only five
persons we're saved.
The scaHolding and unfinished wall
OF . house in Mont Mortre fell yester-
day. killing four workmen and wound
ing dve others.
LONDON. July Ga Cape Town dis
patch via Maderis, says that . decisive
action is likely to be fought as Null
ASST. which the Zulus nave strongly en-
treuched.
A correspondent with the General
Headquarters, under date OF June 18th,
Gays that Cetewayo occupie, an i'm
pregnable position north east Of u
nudi.
A dispatch dated Cape Town. June
18th. says that the Tugels column ad
vances on the Goth inst. The 9lst regi-
ment has evacuated Fort Chelmsford.
IL will defend the frontier and be com
bined Nth the advance shortly.
Sr. PErEEsBuao. July cit is said
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"ABsESTEEIsM IN AMERICA" is the
title Of lengthy article in the San
Francisco Argonaut of June 2Sth. The
substance of the article concerns Puget
Sound, and, while it contains much ex.
travagsnce and exaggeration, it also
contains good deal of sharp edged and
pointed truth. Readers hereabout will
be much edited by its peru.a,; few
will feel aggrieved, but We don't ina
CINE they will get sympathy enough to
heal any wounds that may thus be
caused. M" is the signature. and
On we take to mean a certain noted
ex-journalist of Seattle. now 9 citizen Of
the Webfcot State.
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CINCINNATI, July Cat about $3.50
this morning. George Black was shot
and almost instantly killed by William
Philip Parry in Newport. opposite this
city. Black claimed the rent OF q house
occupied by Parry, and yesterday re
moved portion of Parry's goods from
shed in the yard. This forenoon
young Black was talking with the man
who was joint occupant with Parry
when the latter rushed upon him with
revolver and fired at him but missed.
Parry then retrested to his house. Sc
cured q shotgun and fred upon Black,
who was following, sending 80 buck
shot into his head. killing him almost
instantly. Parry was arrested. Black
served 5 years in the Columbus Peni-
Tertiary for robbing the United States
Express Company, but since his release
had lived an orderly life. La,terly he
has besn working in foundry at
Hamilton. Ohio,
WHEELING, July 7.-Rev. Mr.. Boggs
and Lewis Carrico got into difficulty
at Clsrksburg. in this State, on Satur-
day evening. which resulted in Boggs
shooting Currico. tho ball entering his
breast near the heart. Boggs has fled.
On Saturday evening last, Jane,
Davis. living five miles from Altamont
road. hung himself. He had been in
i'll health for the past three months,
and is supposed to have been tailoring
under mental depression. He. leaves o
wife and several children.
ST. LOUIS, July Ga panic occurred
among a party Of brothers at u Bohe-
milan picnic ut st. Paul, on the Missouri
Pacific railroad to-day; and two of
them were swept away by the current
aud drowned.
PORT CoLBoRNE, N. T.. July ii.
Scottish and Isaac Dayton, (married,)
Thomas Conroy, Ed. Henly. Jr., Joseph
Mcfarland and John Mooney, Single
left in . small sailboat Thursday to
attend Fourth Of July celebration at
Buffalo. Nothing has been heard Of
them since. and it is feared that they
were oil lost.
New YORK. July G-The police in
tho enforcement OF the excise laws
today made many arrests of liquor ven
doris.
BUFFALO. July 6-Bernarl II. Enos,
Of Alden, yesterday killed his wife and
himself. Both were old.
New YORK, July 6. Rio Jaueiro
advicts to June 9Th report the d,smis-
sal OF the Minister of the Interior BY
the Emperor, at the request Of the Pre-
mier, because of difference. with his
colleagues. which caused grea: excite.
ment IN the Chamber of Deputies.
On the 9Th inst the dismissed Minis.
ter interpolated the Government, and q
crowd in the galleries spplsnded and
booted the Deputies to such . degree
that the President was compelled to
suspend the sitting for two hours. He
then had 400 soldiers stationed outside
the building which greatly excited the
populacs, who grossly insulted the Pre-.
| mier and Finance Minister in the streets
and at the entrance Of the Chamber.
The disturbance Vas renewed the
following day. They insulted the Min-
listers when going to the Cabinet ccun.
Gil. The troops finally dispersed the
rioters, but not before several persons
had been wounded. The city was then
patrolled by soldiers.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER,
THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE,
Tuesday, July 8. 1879.
THE MAY0RAL1Y.

The question of the Msyorslty Of
Seattle is again before its citizens.
Elsewhere in these columns will be
found two calls-one for public meet
ing neat Friday night, and one upon
Hon. Orange Jacobs, requesting HIM to
allow the use Of his name a. a candi-
date. The object Of the meeting is to
nominate a City Marshal aud seven
Councilmen. as we'll as Mayor The
other movement is of the people and
by the people, without regard to locsli.
ty, avocation. position, Church or poll
ties ana it cannot be otherwise than
ilattering to the worthy gentleman sd-
dressed. The two movements need not
conflict. and will not If the people at
tend in force the meeting above refer
red to. Beyond question Judge ia.
cob, stands higher with his home COM
munity than any other one Of its citi-
zens, and if the working of the politi-
cal machinery is not left to unscrupu-
lous tricksters he will receive O second
nomination then, and will be elected
almost without dissenting vote. Such
a cal as the one mentioned he could
not consistently decline, and we there.
fore have the qualification Of accom-
panying it with his formal acceptance.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCLUSIVELY TO rHE ISTELLiGEsCER.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

PoRT BLAKELY, July 5.-Sailed-
Brig Josephine, for San Francisco.
PoRr GAMBLE, July 7-Arrived-
Bark Emerald and barkentine Victor,
from San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE. July 6.-Arrived-
Schooner Jessie Nickerson, from San
Francisco.
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Never Know % Fail, NICHOLS IN
FALLIBLE INJECTION "A certain and
speedy cure without the use of noxieas and In.
furious internal medicine. For sale wholesale
and retail by Geo. ". Harris Co.. seattle, ". r.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. o. D. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at Par in exchange for goods. apdtf.
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to sing an the camps, and their pass to
cross the Potomac, are reroked, and they
uiU not be aHoaecd to sing to the
troops"
As the then freshly uttered stanzas
of John g. Whittier, which thus caused
the peremptory. ignominious suppress
sion and expulsion of the Hutchinsons.
are of themselves . memorable and
stirring portion of the history of our
time, they may fitly-as they will most
worthily-close this volume:
'EIN FESTE BURG IST UNSER
GOTT."+
tLuthers Hymn.)
We wait beneath the furnace blast
The pangs of transformation:
Not psinlessly doth God recast
And mold anew the nation.
Hot burns the fire
Where wrongs expire;
Nor spares the hand
That from the land
Uproots the ancient evil.
The hand Dreath cloud the sages feared
Its bloody rain is dropping;
The poison plant the fathers spared
All else is overlapping.
East. West. South, North.
1t curses earth;
All justice dies,
And fraud and lies
Live only in its shadow.
What gives the wheat-tield blades of
steel?
What points the rebel cannon?
What sets the roaring rabble's heel
On tn old star-spangled pennon?
What breaks the oath
Of tn men O tn South?
What whets the knife
For the Unions life?--
Hsrk to the answer: SLAVERY
Then waste no blows on lesser foes,
In strife unworthy freemen:
God lifts to-day the veil, and shows
The features of the demon!
o North and South.
Its victims both.
Can ye not cry,
Let Slavery diet"
Ard Union find in Freedom!
What though the cast-out spirit tear
The nation in its going?
We, who have shared the guilt, must
share
The psng of bis o'erthrowing!
Whste'er the loss.
Whate'er the cross,
Shall they complain
Of present pain
Who trust in God hereafter?
For who that leans on His right arm
Was ever yet forsakeu2
What righteous cause can suffer harm
If He bis part has taken:
Though wild and loud
And dark the cloud.
Behind its folds
His hand upholds
The calm sky of Tomorrow!
Above the madd'niug cry for blood.
Above the wild war-drumming,
Let Freedoms voice be heard, with good
The evil overcoming.
NIVe prayer qua purse
To stay the curse
Whose wrong We share,
Whose shame We bear,
Whose end shall gladden. Heaven!
In vain the bells of war shall ring
OF triumphs and revenges.
While still is spared the evil thing
That sewers and estranges.
But blest the ear
That yet shall hear
The jubilant bell
That rings the knell
OF Slavery forever!
Then let the selfish lip be dumb.
And hushed the breath of signing:
Before the joy of peace must come
The pains Of purifying.
God give US grace.
Each in bis place.
To bear his lot.
Ard, murmuring not.
Endure and wait aud labor
Our God is strong fortress Tor castieJ
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A dispatch from Berlin says that
Parliament has voted the duty on
tobacco.
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The finest brands of Cigars aud To-
baceo 1t the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op.
posits Yesler's Hall. iy3tf
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RATES OF ADV ERTISlNG:

YoR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES
,,. ,ioilnr p,r .luare OF une inoh running
-.',r, or si,ace OF ten lines OF this type. iur
s.., in .,rtion. aud seventy -hve cents Tor each
qlent insertion
SPECIAL NOTICES In Local column neane'p
Suy per cent GU above rates
OBITUARY NOTIIEs-inssrted AZ adSer''s-
OK rates.
A liberal deduction made on sbov. raies ioi
sanding advertisements.
kuiToRIAL NOTICES referring TO advertise
rrnts, or advancing private interests rate "s
transient natter.
When no contracts are made, cash must ac
company all advertisements No ue'ia''oh'
.ronl the above rules.
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Rev. Father Quinn, Of Mem.
phis, delivered lecture last Wcj-
nesday evening. ia the Union
Church, TO large and apprecialive
audience. HIS remarks were based
upon the ".Eslublishment of the
Church-Peter, the rock upon
which the Church was built, and
TO whom all power was given on
earth rs head aud ruler of thr
church" DARN. his remarks, and
digrcss;ng from the text. many
doctrinal tencis of the Catholic
Church were explained aud held in
comparison with those oi other dc.
roninaiirus, among Others tha, ui
tie inttllioiiity OF The Pope aud
church he satrodness and binding
nature q; the oriinar &c oi marriage;
confession aud remission OF sin
baptism, &c. His remarks were
listened to with wrapped attention,
and long after he lad closed his
discourse, the audience remained
as if spell bound, and anxious for
HIM to continue
The $50 called Indian Roo:
ard Herb Doctors left town rather
suddenly the early par, OF the week.
Perhaps they wonld not like TO
hear that three or four oftheir pa
tients have since died; whether the
effect Of their Mai.practicc or not
we can, say, but that they arc very
dead Is fact nevertheless. Gratu
i,ous advice has always been deem
ed worthless. hence tins thusncss.
If people will be druggcd to death
by every tramp Iuack that comes
along, even after being advised and
put on their guard, VIC can't bel , il.
Our legislature sh0uld do some
thing for the protection of lite by
protecting the medical profession,
and driving out all charlatuns and
mountebanks.
The subject "llonesty is an in.
herent principle IN man" was ably
debated by the following members
of the o. l.. 4 ID. Association On
the Affirmative, S. s Semmcs, Ed.
Muhcs, aud. &. A. Ogrissek. Neg
atire, T.. 4. Garlick, IL. S. n'illiams
and Il, Cook.
A street fight between two OF
the little school-bpys last Saturday,
b .cked by the mother Of one OF
the fighters, created not = little di-
version for the lovers of the manly
art of selt defense. We shull he
terribly disappointed If Osccola
does not turn oot several first
class prizc fighters who will rival
Sayers and llcnan.
The Murphy mcc,ln. last Sun.
day was we'll attended, but those
who we're To speak remained se-
.vere!y ii, home
We hope iha. in the future all
will respond to the call OF the Elk.
ecutive Committee, and thus con.
nhuc thr,r mite IN keeping up
the Organization. We want no
laggards ; ,et all 10 their '!u,y.
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AnTNTO n you want to MAKE,-w
hUh hN 1N MONEY Pleasantly I'M
aud fast. address tiSLEr. hAsvgr = 20 At
lanta, Ca
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NOTICE.


A meeting Of the "rcachcr's In
s,ilIie OF tins county will be held
IN the town OF Osceo'a, on the 18th
Ii,h and 18th days OF February
1879, AID on Saturday, the 18th OF
February. a public examination
will he held IN said town, for the
purpose of asccr,aining The proies-
slonal qualifications Of all persons
desiring 10 teach IN the public
schools Of Mississippi county.
S. S. SENMEs.
County Examiner.
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OsccOla Rain Drops.

To.night-Lodgc night.
Miss Ann Eliza williamson has
an attack of the measles.
AT last. the mudholc opposite
the Clerks office is beng draincd.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
old papers for sale at this of
fee, at so cts. per hundred.
Good pnuemonia weather,
since the cold snap.
Several cases of sickness is re
ported this week from the upper
neighborhood.
Mr.. f. NJ. Ayers, we regre, 10
say, Is quite i'll with an affection Of
the throat.
There are five persons, in-
mates of the County Jall, three of
W hom are charged with murder.
Fresh Oysters, Self-rising
Buckwheat Flour, &c., at
+ A. GARLICK's.
If sou are stung by bee, use
hart.horn; ,f bitten by Il snake, get
drank. So physicians say. Hang
bee sting. give US u snake bite.
MIR. George Steward, OF Clear
Lake, who nbiuiued marriage di
vurcc last court, was married one
day last week.
The following parties died o.
pnucmouia and aere buried during
the week: Lee Il,millon, Ira Da
Wis { (shllr~) and Rucbcn Swan, col
orcd.
A young man recently sent =
reply 10 an invitation, in which be-
"rsgretlcd that circumstances rcpug
nnnt to the acquicscencc would
prevent his att, nding the invite"
Selling ont at II great sacri-
fee, to settle the account OF part
nrrship. Call soon tor bargains
at the New York Store.
|. ScuNIrztR.
A malicious story IL aflOat to
the effect tha: an Oshkosh girl
went back Oh her lover because he
was 40 bow.legged she couldn't set
on hls lap.
A lot adjacent TO Mrs. Cope.
lands town residence, WAS pur
chased from Mr.. John Matthews
by Father Quinn, on which q
Church is soon to be erected.
Mr.. J. X. P. Hale has pur.
chased, for the County, an IRON
saie tor the use of the Clerk =
office, for the safe keeping Of
records, deeds, and valuable pa
pers.
DR.. S. II Steele and family
left last week for Caruthersv:llc,
Mo-, where the Doctor will locate
and practice his profession. We
wish him success IN his new field
OF labor.
The best way to spark coun-
try girl is to cultivalor acquain
,aincc-llawkeye. Hoe! you should
do mower than that if you would
reaper reward Vindica,or. Yes,
haul her H. the mill and grind her
Mrs. Dan. Matthews aud Miss
Fannie MOTIFS were baptized yes
tcrday evening H. the Catholic
iai,h, by Father Quinn. Two 9th.
cr., out un Carson Lake, ere also
added 10 the cause, yesterday ,norn-
ing
JAS. Rodgers, the man stabbed
by Jno. Jane la-t Christmas day,
on Big Lake, died last Sunday
morning from the effects OF the m
juries then recelccd. The Coro.
nor went out and held an inquest
and returned verdict in accord.
ance with the above.
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Local Column
MASONIC

rhe stated communications Of Osc-ola Lodge
NJ. y7F h \. win h. sid the -xtar,tays
on ar Ieyt before. each full moon. VIZ jan
4 Feb, !. March 5. April 4, May 3 Nay 81, June
-. June 2S. Aug ?, Aug. ~. sept u. ',vi.. -
Nav q. D.c - The election aud 'n-ta, tiop
~ fiicer- vi / Ike place ilec :. g., T. j Ihn the
EvangeirD
The NJ. MIXERS are ordered to atteEd in accord
anc with the by Laws
All Master Masun- IN good standing are cor,ii
ally invited To attend. Ry orLer of
j. X L. HALE. W NJ.
Nouns liEiNz, s,c'y
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n0In Great eh.yesIo mass money.

lexn riske monrs faster NJ we~k fos ~ fknn
at ANYTHING riss: Capital not r-qsIresl ws
Iwiii start y.r- tt2 per day Vt h,.nse wsds
End g'rls wanssd svrrywhrrc ~ w~rk ~ -.
New u 'h~ tiase. tostiy ousat - >s9usa ~.
Addsv~s, Tree Z Co, Agsusss, sioinu.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

n subscribers order the discont'nuance OF Their
,ewsp.pers. the publisher may continue to send
them until all srrcaragcs are paid.
II sub.-ribers neglect or refu-e to take ''e''
newspaper. from their ofhce 10 which tney ARE
directed, they are held responsible nntl theS
rave settled their bills and ordered the paper o'-
con iuue
Ifsubscribers move to other places without III
form ng the publisher, and newspapers are SEM
4 n IN. rm.r direction they ure held responsible.
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This house situated portion of The
tiy thoroughly to
his"d WITH new 'nn,tnrc. 1t j.
nnaseneh' AMI the most t"hychni e City
"foad Dlo street Cars Ia
CITY Fare oe City aud
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SPECIAL .se:i:EES.
.Ms;spssN MEETING

There will bc regular communi.
cations of the "O>ccula Murphy
Club nj the Union Church every
SUNDAY EvEsisG, at 2 O'clock. All
members of the Club ure expected
to attend, and the public generally
arc respectfully invited
J. MATTHEWS, Prcs't.
By IL Il. McVtIGu, Sccy.