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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

MARRrED.-Our young friends Mr.
WILLIAM FosrER and Miss LrzzIE EGG
were married by Rev. y. Maute, at the
priesfs residence, Tuesday morning last
They were attended by Misses Dors
Neudeck and Mary Friedman as brides.
maids and Leo Mayer and John Egg a.
groomsmen, and the party presented
quite IN attractive appearance. May ht
Foster bic Egg. and prosperity bring
them plenty chicks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

IRELAND Observation-Disclosures II
was consigned 10 the tomb by unreleut-
ing creditors, the Argus has been resur-
rccted by DR.. N. Wilson, and Is now
lourishing as mighty Rcpu blican wea-
pom Net can make 1t 90 II any one can.
but the field is certainly unpromising.
We wish him abundant success fnanci-
ally, and ruin till be changes heart. po-
litically.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

MAIL CoHTRACT.-Love and Cannon
Of Loogootee, present contractors, have
taken the contract to carry the mail from
Jasper to Loogootee up to October Isl
next, when the new contract will be let
They have done the work we'll since they
have had the route, and 50 long a. Their
present careful and prompt driver, Mr.
VIM. Kirby, holds the reins, our people
will like TO travel with him, and feel as.
sured Of their mail matter on time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

0TOn Thursday Of last week pas
senger train No. 4, was thrown from the
track ct Shoals by broken rail, and the
engine, tender and one passenger coach
completely wrecked and other coaches
damaged. Several passengers were in
jured, but none seriously. although one
sleeper turned entirely over into the
ditch, throwing the passengers under d
lot Of debris.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
rcs me Jasper cors,ss,
In NIemOrian.

Died. A. her residence east Of Ire.
land. April the 18th. lssO. Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris, Of typhoid pneumonia. Mrs.
Harris was born March the 9th. 1918.
She was professor Of religion for
twenty years. In her belief she was
Freewill Baptist. Her remains were
buried nc the Shiloh graveyard, April
81 81, 1880. In her last sickness she Sc
lccted the &tth verse OF the cath chapter
or Mathew, ttom which she wished her
funeral preached. which request was
compiled with, Brother Madden con.
ducting the funeral services. She leaves
q husband and'many relatives and friends
TO mourn her loss.
Calm washer death.
A sweet release:
No clinging 10 This mortal cloud,
She closed her eyes
And stood in peace
| Before smiling God.
c. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

" Messrs. Scheurich and Oberst have
completed this week . warehouse FOL
sash. doors and blinds. This was rem.
dcred necessary by the increase or their
business, which demanded the room &C.
cupied BY this branch In their Planning
MIL. They have also added brick
steam dry-house for lumber to their
already extensive appliances, and an
ready 70 I'LL orders now for any kind Of
lumber Or house patterns complete.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

In TowS.--Rev. Father Buck. q,
Rockport, passed through Jasper Tues.
day on his way TO Celestinc.
We were pleased to receive q call from
Mr.. Florian Bartl, Of Alfordsvillc. He
isgood company.
Mr.: McKernans Of the Washington
foundry, came over to sec about some
machinery Tuesday.
Miss Sheriff, or Rockport, who has
been visiting relatives in this county foy
few days, passed through Jasper on
her way home Wednesday.
Capt John A. Bed !, formcrly promi.
nent teacher in this county, was III town
this week. lie Is nov proprietor III ~
extensive cigar mnnufictory at Colnm.
bus, Indiana. Being very clever gen,
uen1hn, All ~ btu Old acquaintance were
glad ~ zee him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

WELcoME.-Mr. Francis j. Reinh>ra
formerly of liuckporl, has located In
Jasper for the practice oflaw, aud called
upon us this week. He is a young man
Of good reputation, and studious habits
who will carefully attend to all business
entrusted TO him. His card will BE-
found in another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

FoR REPRESENTATIVES, view Of the
probability OF Dubois county being con.
'ceded the Representative tor il and Pike
we have heard the names Of Capt. Fisher
q. NJ. Mears, OF Huntingburg; G.. A.
Kemp, OF Cass; b.. l. Greene and r.
Herbig, Of Jasper, mentioned in connec.
ton Herewith. since the visit Of Mr.
Taylor last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

01"GoDsPEED.-Success prosperous
journeying "a contraction Of the phrase,
4 wish that God may speed you.'s
Definition from Wcbsters Unabridged
Dictionary. We hope this definition
from Webster will satisfy the uniform.
ed ass who wished to make a critic Of
himself last week. and that next time he
will get Towns spelling book and de-
finer" price IS cents, or dictionary.
before commenting on or using words
be does not know the meaning Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
NOTICE UF CORPORATION
ELECTION.


NOTICE OF CORPORATION
ELECTION.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will be an election. held In the
the Town Of jasper, Indiana, on
MONDAY, NAY 81, 1850.
for the purpose Of eIecting the following
Officers for said corporation, to-wit:
One Trustee for the LIST ward Of said
Town:
One Trustee for the "a ward or said
Town;
One Trustee for the Sd ward or said
Town;
One Treasurer for said Town;
One Clerk for said Town;
One Assessor for said Town;
One Marshal for said Town;
To serve for one year.
Polls will he opened at the following
places in each Of the wards, to-wit:
LIST Wagd--At the Office Of George j.
Jutt, ESQ.,. on Ninth street.
I'd Ward--ln the Sherifrs Office on the
North side Of Court-hcuse.
Sd Ward-In the Treasurer's ante
room on the South side Of Courthouse.
WlrHEss NY HAND, - Clerk OF the
Town Of jasper, this 9th day Of April,
1850. B. l. GREENE, Clerk, r. j.
April 9th, l66O-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that BY virtue
~ Of an order and decree Of the Duboi,
Circuit Court, the undersigned, Admin.
istrator Of the estate of Elizabeth Corn
deceased, will offer for sale, at publ,
auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY Sth. 1880.
the following described real estate, 81.
uated in cambridge township, Dubois
county, Indiana, to-wit:
The undivided one-third (l-3l part 81
the East half Of the Northwest quarter
of Section No. thirty -four [34l, town
one III, South Of range No. i've Isl
West.
Sale to begin at O'Clock D. m.
TERMS or SALE.-Onc-third Of the
purchase money to be paid ia cash ; The
residue I'm two equal payments at six
and twelve months, deferred payments
to be secured by notes bearing interest a
. per cent. from date, waving benefit u
valuation and appra.scment laws, with
good freehold surety to the approval Of
the Administrators.
JAMES CoRS, Administrator.
DLloS \ DILLov, Att'ys.
April 9th, lsBO-4w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

Totals 1.5sS g 2,395 A { go 81
0ssrpaid Township and special 81 50
Approved by the Board April Is. 1850.
w. w. KENDALL.
Trustee Hall Township.
April %, lS8O-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
BOONE TOWNSHIP

Trustees report Of final settlement to
the Board of County Commissioners, up
on the expiration Of his term Of Office,
April 18th, 1880:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

Totals 1rh > Ills o6 $50 70
Approved by the board April is. 1880.
CHRISTIAN II. RUDOLPH,
Trustee Boone Township.
April %, 1S8O-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the name OF
Zahn, Jandebear n Co.. at Jasper. Indi-
ana, Is by mutual consent dissolved,
Joseph Haller, Jr.. and Martin Ecksiein
retiring. The remaining partners assume
all Of the liabilities Of said firm, and are
entitled to all the assets. This the 18th
day Of April, 1850.
CHARLES ZAHv,
MICHAEL JANDEBEAR,
JosEPH IIALLER. JR.,
MAKTrS EcKsTEIx.
April 18th. 1880 sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
HALL TOWNSHIP

Trustees report Of final settlement to
the Board Of County Commissioners. mp
ON the expiration of his term Of Office, the
18th day of April, 1880:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

0JThe storm Sunday night was proba.
bly, the most extensive and damaging OF
amy which has visited this county In
|yeara IL reached from Ohio to Kansas,
coming down at intermediate points with
great destruction. In Missouri several
towns were destroyed, and hundreds Of
persons killed.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-17
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The House and Senate finally adjourned yes
teriay at II o'clock. The Senate adjourned
quietly, but the last hours Of the House were
noisy and disorderly. About 1000 bills and
resolutions have been introduced, yet outside
Of the appropriations bills few Of importance
have been passed.
Hon. John II. Converse of Newcastle, Me-,
died Sunday, June 18th. Judge Converse
was born in Durham, Me-, December 9Th,
lSoS, and was in his seventy-second year.
When quite young he went West, where he
begun the studSof law, but soon returned to
Belfast, Me-, where he was for a time in the
law Office of Judge Williamson. lie then re-
moved to marlborough, and subsequently to
Newcastle, in both of which places he prac-
ticed law, having been successful in his pro-
fession. He was elected judge Of probate for
Lincoln county in 1862, and held the office
fourteen years.
Hostilities have commenced in Buenos
Ayres.
Peter Bonfour, an employee on the =. 4 o.
railroad, was killed at the Fabyan House, N.
H., yesterday.
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POLITICAL.
Noaina0ions.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June l6. The democrats
in the third Congressional district have nom-
mated Peter Shoblitxe, and Rust NJ. McLane
is re-nominated in the fourth district.
Gen. Garfield Serennded.
This evening a serenade was rendered to
Gen. Garfield by the National Veterans Assoc
citation. The portico of the Riggs House,
at which Garfield is guest, was tastefdlly
decorated with flags and bunting and sur
rounding streets were brilliantly illuminated
with calcium lights, while at frequent inter
walls rockets and other fireworks were lie,
of from the steps of the Treasury depart
ment. As the procession filed past cheers
were given for Garfield, and as that gentle
mar appeared on the platform accompanied
by ex-Secretary Robson and Attorney Gen.
Devens. they were renewed. Gen. Garfield
made speech thanking his comrades for the
honors paid him.
Tammany Hall.
NEW ToRK. June l6 The Tammany
committee this afternoon completed arrange
ments for delegates to Cincinnati. A reso-
luton passed declaring all members Of Tam
many Hall would support third candidate for
President if Tilden was nominated, and that
every member would do all in their power to
defeat Tilden.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish TenantTy.


DUBLIN. June lG. Attacks on landlords
are numerous. On Monday at Ballanimoie,
Henry Acheson was assisted by fourteen con-
stables while fencing his farm, from which a
tenant was evicted, A thousand tenantry at
tackled them. Acheson and the constables
fed and Acheson shot one Meehan dead.
Five families, who yesterday we're evicted
with some difficulty near Balla, were last
night conducted back to their holdings by .
large crowd.
Indian Loan.
LONDON June Is. The new Al Indian
government loan of e., 500, 900, was taken by
the syndicate of French capitalists at 103 $40.
Pirate DepredatioMs.
Pirate vessels are committing depredations
in the vicinity of Smyrna. The British ships
are after them.
The King Of Greece.
After presentation of an address to the King
Of Greece, the corporation entertained him
at luncheon. The Lord Mayor proposed the
health of the king, who responded. Refer.
ring TO the progress Greece has made in
recent years, he said as soon ~ the frontier
question is settled he felt sure the construc
ton of railway and other internal improve
ments would commence.
Bradlaugh's Case.
The committee of Commons, in the. case o
Bradlaugh, has decided heshould not be Il
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Difn.

In Athens, Wednesday, June 9th, at 1918 o'clock
r. NJ, Estelle, only daughter Of the late e. F.. IL.
Greene She was n girl of fourteen years and in
frail health. Scrofula poisoned her system and Ca
tarrhal consumption ended her life: pupil of SON.
erset Academy she pursued her studies with earnest
ness nd success Three months since she was confined
in the sick room. There in WEAKNESS and pain she
breatbed her last. Thus has link of familiar cir
Gle vanished. One only remains where once were
three. Mother and daughter were bound in the
sfrongest cords OF love. Many friends gathered to
attend the last services and beautiful and costly
Truy the partiay OF familiar friends is sad scene.
MANY Athenian hearts are touched with tender
ness Though words cannot prevent "the grief that
must have way yet sympathy will ever bind human
hearts in golden chains.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Arrest Of Supposed Murderer

SPRrNGFIELD, June l6. Benz. Eastman
was arrested at Huntington, this morning, as
the murderer of Perley Il. Hutchins, of Little
River, a few weeks since. A quantity of
Hutchins' property was in his possession.
Impure Water.
ADAMS, June 16. A thousand persons are
down with an epidemic resembling dysentery,
caused by impurities in reservoir water.
Funeral.
MANSFIELD. June l6. Robert Fulton, a
NarragaRsett victim, was buried to-day.
Highway Robbery.
NORTH ADAMS, June 16. A highway
robbery and attempted murder occurred near
Cheshire reservoir, at late hour last night,
the victim being an Italian peddler, who was
assaulted by tramps and robbed of a few dol
lars. After having been knocked on the
head several times with a club he was thrown
in the reservoir, but recovered consciousness
sufficiently to drag himself out, and with ex-
ception of number of Commissions on the
head and face, is unframed.
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lowed to take the Parliamentary oath. bat
he may At his own risk make Affirmation or
allegation.
A bitter contest is anticipated in TIE House
on Bradlaugh's admission BY amrmation.
Bradlsugh declares IL the House refases to
permit him to affirm he will go to the clerks
desk and swear, and will take his seat any
how, and will only be elected BY physical
force.
The O,Donnell lncidcut.
1t is said Gladstone has written long let
ter to the British minister to France, ex-
planning the O'Donnell incident and instruct
ing him to read the letter to Precedent Grevy.
If O'Donnell fails to prove his accusation,
Gladstone will move a vote Of ccnsure.
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CONNECTICUT.
The Narragansett.

New HAVEN, June lG. Capt. Scott, d.
yer, who personally inspected every berth on
the lower deck ofthe Narragansett, says there
are no more bodies on board unless babies or
infants crowded into unexpected places. All
other persons missing have probably been
carried through the race. Vim. Atkinson.
head deck boy, now on the wrecker, told a
reporter the captain and other officers of the
boat did nothing to assist the drowning men
and frightened passengers, but left the burn
ing boat on the first load.
NORWICH, June l6. Alex. o. Cutler,
architect, and young daughter, have been
missing since the Narragansett disaster. The
daughters body came ashore at Mantle to-
day.
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Veterans Reunion,

RrRr1xcvox Juna IL The r,.b .nnr,,
meeting Of the Soc;atx of H.. Army of the
Potomac commepee,I bsr,. ,.,,s.v f,ensr.l
Philip Sheridan arrived This morn;ns The
number in attendance i .h,r, 400 ,,, ,he
reupion i n r,nnle,a Su,..ss - IA the 90.
Iec,;on Of ,,.,s ,nJ h,,n,;nr r. ,a,.i man,
Der of people is estimated AT $50
At the close OF Gen Sheridans speech.
Senator Edmunds. General Siocum. Gov.
Proctor, Gen. John c. Robinson. Gen. G. j.
Stannard and Gen. Nelson A. Mills were
successfully called on and briefly addressed
the meeting. A vote of thanks was given to
the citizens OF Burlington for their gener-
osiiy and cordial and graceful Inequalities.
business meeting followed, al which the
following officers were elected
President-Gen. Hora,io G. Wright.
Vice Presidents-First corps. Gen. John
c. Robinson; Second corps, Gen. James b.
Carl; Third corps, Col. w A. Rafferty,;
Fifth corps. Col. j. Stewart Tower; Sixth
corps, Gen. James Il. Warner; Ninth corps,
zen. Mckribben: Twelfth corps, Gen. VIM.
Cogswell; cavalry. Gen. VIM. Wells.
Treasurer-Gen. NJ. L. McMahon.
Recording Secretary@Col. Horatio King.
Corresponding Secretary-Gen- George ii.
Sharpe.
Hartford, Conn.,. WAS unanimously selected
as the place for the next meeting. A resolu-
ton OF respect 10 the memory of General
Helntzeinan was adopted, after which the
meeting adjourned
The association then took the steamer
Vermont, for an excursion on Lake Cham
PAIN
The BrattiebOrO DefalcatiOn.
BRArrLEsoRo. June l6. Rumors upop
which despatebes wer, based CONCERNING the
tleboro. are more than realized This morn;rg
althouph thoroupb Investigation has not he.
gun Loss will reach pnwards of n ou,rtar os
a million. throngb forgeries of Pres;den, 5
NJ. Waite who has leff the countrv and the
directors believe. has taken a large sum Of
money with him How mucb can only no do
termined bv long. searching investigation.
Va hicb will he begun on arrival of Rank Ev
aminer Hendee TODAY. and who will act as
receiver for the present. FORGED paner in
cludes Taunton Locomotive Works about
ST.. 900. and other amounts VARYING from
So0. 900 TO $50. 900 on other narties and cor.
norations. Ibis rumorcd Snrinqf.Id and
Boston banks have been yictimized. The
hank was chartered in 1882 nnder name of
Windham County Bank. Waite was cashier
II was the first hank in the comfy 70 chance
to a National hank. In 1872 nnblic conf.
dence in the hank was some shaken NV n sns-
picious robbery of government bonds Waite
has beep President Of tho bank SINCE IS-s
Efforts have been made 10 have n cashier an.
pointed. but Waite insisted that none was
needed and the directors allowed him 10 have
his own way rather as they affirm than have
a row wear after wear. lie Ina, practicallv
run the institution without dictation OF any one.
Waite had a board of directors who. Though
b,n,s, ,rd h;ohl, .s,oar,ol ,,1 ,,a;,hor 80
nor disposition To unear,b corruntion which
it is believed extended over a period of ten
wears. The bank examiner recently notified
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WASHINGTON.
Bills Approved.


WASHINGTON, June 16. The President has
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
All regular annual appropriation bills signed
by the President have become laws.
Nomination.
The President has sent to the Senate the
nomination of Col. Albert J. Meyer, to be
chief signal officer, with rank of brigadicr
general.
Confirmed.
The Senate has confirmed Samuel l.. Jack
son of Mass. and Horace X. Gilman of Me.
to be second lieutenants in the marine corps,
and also the nomination of General Meyer.
Personal.
The President and all the members of the
Cabinet are at the capitol in the Senate.
Nomination Fails.
The nomination of Hartranft for collector
OF Philadelphia failed to reach confirmation
in the Senate.
Cotton Returns.
The cotton returns to the Agricultural de-
partment show an increase in area Of per
cent, with better condition than last year
at the same time, being 80 this year against
90 last. The weather is favorable every
where. Rather too much rain in Mississippi
and Louisiana.
Unfinished Business.
At the hour of adjournment to-day, besides
a great number of measures not yet reported
from committees, there remain about 800
bills and joint resolutions on the Senate cal
endar, and about 400 bills and joint reso-
lutons on the House calendar, including 900
pension and other private bills reported with
committee recommendations for passage.
The Exodus.
Senator Window presented to-day the
views of the minority of the Exodus commit
tee. They assert they found no evidence
whatever tending to sustain the charge that
the republican party or any of its leaders had
been instrumental either directly or Indirect
ly in encouraging the exodus of blacks.
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Week after next will be commencement
week",,at Westbrook Seminary. On Sunday
June 9th, the sermon to the graduating class
will be delivered by Rev. J. r. Weston, H.
d. Monday, June 2sth will be devoted 10
examinations, A. N. and p. N. On Tues
day, June goth, examinations, A. NJ. and r.
NJ. p. Manual meeting of Trustees.
80 r. M.-nnior exhibition At cnurcn.
Wednesday, June sOth, annual Commence
ment 10 A M.-Exercises of graduating
class. p. Commencemeat dinner. >
T. N.-Anniversary exercises of the Ascot
ation Of Alumni. Poem By Miss Jennie
8oalstsne, Of Searsport. Grafton ~ ;. ~.
fogler. Esq., Of Augusta ESQ Z. ~
bssisess needing u Association. 7:So :.
=. Reunisn y Hssssy Hall.
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"ilinokett Lodge, the seaside house :,
1911 FONT that has been occupied a. !.
.'o'ng house with good success. for. the
seasons Of '7s and 70, i amin offered = =.
vi 'ne same purpose. Located ON the sou,h
.h0le' the most attractive part Of the Point
" anords facilities for > seaside BOARDING
muse 'nat no other affords. The house is
furnished and supplied with an abundance of
pure water and all necessary conveniencie..
See advertisement.
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Rewdoin College Notes. -,
Our nine played the Colbys at Watervilie
wednesday--The results of the competition
for the several prizes have been announced
=. follows English essays, first prizes'
Herbert w. Grindal, Salem. Mass, Harry
r. Maxcy, Portland; "a prizes, Emery W.
bartlett. East Bethel, Henry A. Wing mat
favamkeag. Extemporaneous Enghsn oonl.
position, rst prize = nrise = Frank
Winter. Bethel.
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1he annual examination of the Augusta
faisn School took place yesterday. The
scholars passed very satisfactory examine
.ion In all the branches, and gave eyidepc. of
nafd work on their part during the wear
p.'.' ana OF unwearied exertions on the part
.. tne teachers. In the afternoon the exer-
c'ses we're enlivened by the reading of an
original composition, defamation and reci-
ta'ion' and very spicy little paper. In the
evening the graduating class gave party in
the High School building.
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There will be glass ball shoot at the Club
Grounds, Thursday, June 18th, at o'clock,
T. M, to contest for gold badge. Each
member to have 20 shots. All members of
the Club are requested to be present, and all
who can, to take an active part in the 5
o'clock sports.
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Unfinished Business.
OHIO.
Sons of Temperance.

CINCINNATI. June l6. The National division
of the Order of Sons OF Temperance of North
America, is.in session here. G. w. Ross OF
Ontario is presiding. The reception was
held last evening Addresses were made by
H. Getchell, Geo. w. Ross, Neal Dow, b. d.
Townsend, Rev. VIM. Serls, and Gen. s. +.
Carey.