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POETECAL CONTRIBUTION.

AT EVENING IN LORETTO.
The robin sings from garden-tree.
As hOmeward wends the busy bee;
And merry voices laugh in glee,
At even in Loretto.
II.
Tho chickens seek the stable nigh.
The chsttering brides hOmeward fy;
And mothers sing the lullaby
At even in LOrettU.
Across the dale, from College hill,
A hum the summer.a doth I'LL,
Attending with the robins trill,
At even in LOrettO.
".
For DER the valley. in the west
The monastery, in shadows drest.
Stands proudly up upon the crest
OF hills around LOrcttO.
And high above the slender moon,
Suspended DER the quiet town,
Sheds misty light in beauty down,
AT even in Loretto.
VI.
The stars peep twinkling from the sky,
The beetle. humming, wanders by;
And from the fields the crickets cry
At even in Lorctto.
The vesper bell the air doth thrill.
And iar-oh thoughts the mind doth NIL.
Which frame the spirit, calm and still.
At even in LurettO.
VIII.
The kline IN lanes do ruminate,
OR stand for milking at the gate,
Or on their wOntcd meal await.
At even in LOrettO.
IX-
And as the night holds on her way,
The little children kneel and pray,
The creed and catechism say,
At even in IOrettO.
Now night hath drawn a duslzy veil
O'er village, hill, and lOwly vale;
O'er convent. too, where, sad and pale,
Dwell Sisters at Loretto-
N.
Let not discordant vice envy.
OR neighbor fellow man decry;
For peace from such will surely fly
At even in LOrettO-
XII.
But with the peaceful eve fall in,
And Il the wrath and hate of sin;
Then you will feel all right within,
At even in LorettO. a. ID. II.
IN MENORIAM
J. B.-O5iu June IS, 1850.
oil toll! toli
Toll forth young and sweet;
crushing the dew from LIES opening flowers,
With steadfast and willing feet
linging the portals wide
To duty and loves cndeavOr,
'ome chance turned her footsteps aside
Into the unknown forever.
he bride Of a few br1ef years.
joys cup had but touched her lips;
Ter sun had not reached its meridian spheres
Ere II suffered "A total eclipse.
'hOugh brief, her life was complete;
1t had done for her all that life may;
{ had made her for angelhOod meet
And why should the Master delay?
oil toll toll
Not for the lost. 30 dear:
he has no need for kncll or dole
But toll for the griet-stricken here.
Jur eyes are blinded by tears,
Striving to see. in vain.
through the vista Of desOlate years
The beneicent uses Of pain.
But still in the night Of our woe
Does faiths steadiast whisper upsWell;
lis the hand OF our Father, we know,
And all that He dOeth Is well. -
,bensburg, June, 1850.
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN.
use the old and safe
DIR. Filters Soothing CarmInaIiye.

For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN
use the old and safe
DIR. Filters Soothing CarmInatIve.
1t can be given w:h perfect safety to your baby II
the little thing will 20 to sleep naturally. and get
awake laughing 1t cures DIARRHCEA and DNS
RA M6RT ;,iSffI CH6IERR M All fNFANTfM SUN
MER COMPLAINT. WIND COIIC. frettng and
GREEN STOOL, SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
IESSNESS, and all complaints of the stomach OF
Price 25 cts a bottle safe and certain cure. 1t
is the oldest remedy in use, and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. sold by DRUGGISTS and
STOREKEEPERS.
TRY SIMPSONS LICORICE WORM LOZENGES.
They are pleasant. "a afe and sure p cts
Bz- Lozenges for sale by \. J. FRETDHoFF and
'. ). BARKER * BRO. Ebensburg. Gl-25.-llm.l
He asked her if she'd have him
He asked the maiden fair;
All gentle was her lily lace,
And black her flowing hair.
And then she up and told him
Shed marry him
As she could get her back teeth filled.
And her frontal jaw in tame.
Prov ding he himself donncd and equipped him
self in the meantime with a wedding Tis suitable
for the momentous occasion. He said he would,
and went out and bought one OF those celebrated
outfits of ready-made Rochester clothing sold by
Godfrey Wolh next door to the pOst-otce, Altoona,
and she satisfied. Though these Rochester
goods speciality, Mr.. Wolf also keeps con-
stanty in store all other descriptions Of saleable
clothing, each article warranted. and marked at
nearly Eastern wholesale prices.
WOULD not cause one shade of pain
To Overspread that face 50 fairs
An no. dear girl. nor would dCisn
To add mite unto your care.
l would not have that lovely hue
OF features clOudcd by tTOwn.
But duty bids me say to you.
Your back hairs all a coming down
She thanked the young for his Politeness.
There are some young men, you know. who can
safely talk like tho foregoing to a lady They are
the young men who patrOniZc Simon X Bendhetm,
next door to the First National Bank. Altoona. in
the purchase of their ready clothing, for the
ownership of the style of garments sold by that
firm is proof positive OF gentlemanly tastes and
instincts. The stock is the largest held by Simon
X BCndheim this season, the incest, and the
cheapest.
OUT Of the window she leaned and laughed,
A girls laugh. idle and foolish and sweet
Foolish and idle. It dropped like call,
Into the crowded, noisy street.
Up he glanced at the glancing face,
Who had caught the laugh as II tuttcred and fell,
And eye TO eye for a moment there
They held each other as if by spell.
The usual result followed The two were in due
course Of time united in the holy bonds of matri-
mOny. and now both buy whatever Of wear they
may need for the feet from =. Blumenthal 111g
Eleventh avenue. Altoona. His stock Of boots.
shoes SlipperS sandals rubbcrs. etc. for both Ia
dies and gentlemen Is not surpassed in extent and
variety in interior Western PennSyl while
the prices which govern his sales from % to 80
per cent lower than majority OF dealers in his line
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A ITDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"a signed Auditor. appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cambria county To report distri-
bution of the funds in the hands OF John Wagner.
Assignee of James McNIullen, TO and amongst the
lien creditors and Others legally entitled thereto
hereby notifies all parties interested that he will
attend to the duties Of said appointment. at his
Office in EbcnsburS Thursday. tie 5fh dog Of dU-
gust 4. d. 1857 AT o'clock a. NJ. when and where
all those interested may attend il they proper
ALVIN EVANS. Auditor
EI.nn sl1rrrrr InlN lasn
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DITOR'S NOTICE.-The under

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed. having been appointed iy the Or
phans' C0urt OF Cambria county Auditor Go ascer-
tain the shares 8l the heirs ia the estate ui Mary
\. Nagic. deceased a. shown hy the recuguizancc
of Mary lane Krisc etaL hereby gives Notice ihat
he viii sit at hs cicc u Ercnsrurs- on fridGg, du-
aust q TS1l at O'Clock iu the afternoon. for the
purpose OF attending tp She duties oi the said ap-
Dointncnt, when and where all persons iu-cre-tcd
may attend If they see proper.
4. Y. BARKER. Auditor
Theusburz June -. 1SSi.-ct.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

"a Estate OF MICHAEL ExNEI3. decd.
Letters OF administration on the estate of Micii-
ael Exner late Of Chest township, deceased, hiv-
ing been granted To the undersigned. all persons
indebted To said estate are hereby notined that
immediate payment must be made and those hav-
Ing claims against the same VIII present them
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN e.. GILL. A0mtnistrJtuT.
Ghost Iwu.. June -. ISSI.-s.
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THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY IN EBENsBURG.
BY common consent our national holiday
was celebrated here, though in somewhat
informal manner, on Saturday last, instead
Of the following Monday, which by law is
the declared legal holiday, when banking
and similar lines of business must be tenn
porarily abandoned. 1t was happy chance,
too that oUI choice fell on the first-mention-
ed day, for it was cool and pleasant through
out: whereas rain fell almost necessarily all
of Monday thereby spelling many brilliant
calculations for celebrations in other lOcali-
ties. Three several SUnday-SchOol picnics
came off here. The PreSbyteTianS rendeZ-
voused in a beautiful grove near Shinkle's
dam; the Congregational school in Hughes
grove, one mIle north of town, while the
Disciples cast their lines in grove immedi-
ately westward. full complement of
scholars and teachers was present al each of
the gatherings, and one and all profess TO
have enjoyed themselves TO the top of the
bent. The original intention was to have had
a firemen's picnic on the same day, but this
was abandoned for reasons satisfactory to
those concerned. In the afternoon an en-
tertaining game of base ball was played on
the usua. grounds by home picked nine
and a nine from LOrettO. After a hard
fought and scientific tuSsel, victory perched
on the banners Of the home nine. We sub
join the score by innings:
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The NOLTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Aiichi-
gan, will send their celebrated ElectrO-Vol-
taic Belts TO the afflicted upon so days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say Write to them without delay.
1912 -ntsm
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CTRAY STEER.-Came TO the prem
~ fses of the undersigned. ia Gallitzin township,
Cambria county, and was enclosed 10y me on the
lsth of June a threey year-oll dark brindle steer.
without any marks. The owner is hereby notified
10 come forward. prove property. pay CHARGES and
Ike hiil away; falling in which. &c VIII DC dis
posed o. as the law directs
Julv e. L>S1-1t.s- Ms. JOHN tANSlD4-
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a UDITOR5S NOTICE.-In the mat

n ter of the first account of Julius Stitch. as
signee Of a J. Stoltz, for the bcucht OF creditors
Having been appointed Auditor to report distri-
button 0 the balance in the hands Of the Assignee.
as shown by his account, and also uf the deferred
payment, real estate sold by said Assignee, /
viii attend 20 the duties of my appointment, at
my office, In EbcnsbEr-, ThuIsd0Y, July -, 1850,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ when and where ali interested
may attend 10 they see proper.
+. \. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
II ensbur-s. june p. 1SS9.-3t.
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No lIOSPTTAL NEEDED.-No paiatial hos
pital needed for Hop BitteTs patients, nor
large-Salaried talented pulfers to tell what
Hop Bitters will do or cure, as they tell their
own story by their certain and absolute cures
at home
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DY virtue of sundry writs Of TeH6ifi0ni Erp0H0S
ID issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
Cambria county and to me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale at Drinkers store. Frank
lin street, in the borough Of J Johnstown on
SATURDAY. ATTGU-ST :. $50.
At I O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the following described real
estate, TO wit:
ALI the right. title and interest of Philipina
Kaylor. Charles kaylor and August keifinc, OF.
in and to lot Of ground situate In the borough Of
Woodvale. Cambria county. Pa. fronting on Ma
pie avenue and running back TO the pennsylvania
Rail Road. adjoining lot Of George kougi on the
east and lot OF Charles Wendell on the west. hav-
ing thereon erected "A story frame shop and
hoard stable. now IN the occupancy of Geo Rough.
Taken in execution and to be sold At the suit OF
Henry Gick.
Also. all the right. title and interest Of Casper
Won Alt or in and 20 q lot Of ground situate in the
Second ward OF Cambria borough. Cambria cpuu-
". Pa. fronting Broad street. adjoining lot Of
J. Z. NConaughy on the west lot OF Cambria Iron
Company on the south. and street the cast.
having thereon erected a two story iTame dwelling
house, now in the occupancy "f John Stinely and
Lewis Jacobs. Taken IN execution and TO be sold
at the suit OF Nicholas Frcidhon.
TERMS or LIT tlnc-third Of the purchase mon
ey to be paid when the property is knocked down.
and the remaining. two-thirGs on confirmation Of
the deed. THOMAS GklfFIIH. Sheriff.
Shcrhs Oficc, Ebcusburg, July 8, lSs0.-3J
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THOUSANDS of ladies to day cherish CRATE
full remembrances of the help derived from
the use of LYDIA +. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE
CoTPOUND. Ii positively cures all female
Send to Mrs. Lydia f. Pink
ham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets t6-25.-2t.l
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"A ter Of the second and final accounts of Mar
uarct Mcclure and John z Shields, Administrst-
tors of tlc estate of Michael Mctfuire, deceased
Having been appointed Auditor to report distr-
button Of the balance ia the hands oi the said Ad-
minis traitors. shown by their said account,
will attend 60 the duties Of my apo -ntment at
my Office in E5cnShurg. on Thursday. fbc -,f day
of Tly rNsg al > o'clock. NJ. when and where III
interested may attend tf they see proper.
r. A. .SHOEMAkEk, Auditor
sT.r Frrr1a -sr
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THE BLAIR COUNTY DEMoCEACY.-Thc following
nominations were made at the Democratic county
convention held in Hollidaysburg on Monday OF
last week Assembly, Hon. ID. 4. Giilana. George
-. Smith District Attorney. Thomas W-JackSon 4:
Register and Recorder Abraham IingclicltoT I;
Treasurer. Lewis X. Ncn; Associate Judges.
Charles B. FaucIain. James Funk Poor Director.
Joseph ". Riddle: Coroner, James H Sloan.
John A. Doyle ESQ. of Altoona. was made Chair
man of the County Committee.
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We, the undersigned Auditors. have examined
the above accounts and hud the same correct.
John WAGNER
" ". SAT-IiI Auditor
l7-g--5t-I ". ID. JONES
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OWN BEER

El6 usiia - cent Epac - a.. g tr lsgIIESrAcz
ID n MILLEE'S Preparation. which viii givC Won
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HAUNTED ME.-"Debt, poverty and SUI
fering haunted me for years, caused bya sick
family and large bills Tor dOctoriEG, which
did no good. was completely discoura ged,
until one year ago, by the advice of my pas
tor procured Hop Bitters and commenced
their use, and in one month we were all well.
and none of us have been sick day since
and want to say to all poor men, you can
keep your families well a year with Hop
BitterS for less than one doctors visit VIII
cost "A WOrkingman.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
THE FRAUD PLOr.
LeadGng DemoeH Msic Politicians
Summoned 60 New York TO Con-
salt Over tho situation.

Leadsng DemoeR Asfc Politicians
Summoned 60 New York TO Con
salt Over the Situation.
The New York Tribune of to-day
says: 1t was learned late last night
that Chairman Barnum, Of the Demo
cratic National Com nittse, had sum-
moDed by telegraph many Of the
prominent Democrats from various
parts OF the country to oonsllt
with the Executive Committee Of the
Democratic National Committee Monday
in regsrd to the vote Of New York. This
is supposed to be part Of his endeavor
to work up plea for the Democratic
Congress to throw out the vote OF this
State.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA number Of
leading Democrats Of this city, it Is
understood here, have been telegraph
ed for from New York. Some are said
to have left the city to-day. 1t ID be.
lieved that their object is TO hold q
sopul.ion over the project Of fixing"
the ELECTORAL vote ofNew York.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 3-W. W. Arm.
strong, Editor Of The Cleveland Plain
Dealer, has been summoned to New
York TO consult with tho Democratic
National Committee. Republicans
here shows that this means Ooueul-
taticn upon Csrnum's plot TO try to
steat the electoral vote in New York.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
wedding Belis.

We clip from the Reading Daily
Ragle Of Friday, the notice Of the mar.
riage Of W. Lord Conwell, prominent
druggist OF Chester, Pa, and Miss
ssllie, daughter OF ex. Councilman Benz
Lichtent b pler Of Chester. Mr.. Conwell
was formerly resident OF Dover and ia
Sell.known in that vicinity. The
church was beautifully decorated. Huge
tropical plants stood insids the chancel,
and large arch of evergreen was
erected directly in front OF and over the
first row ofseats. From the middle Of
this was suspended a large and beautl-
iu' bell, composed ofsmilax carnations,
orange blossoms and other living
flowers. The organ poured forth it's
merry notes, and soon the twain were
one. They stood directly under ths
large marriage bell, which ahed q halo
of fragrance over the surroundings.
May their life be happy one.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Vary MurAurhgsnr.

Mr.. Bserwsld, the proprietor Of the
new photograph gallery at 307 Market
street, has met with great encourage
ment for "a now beginner, he having
Just turned ont and placed en- exhibit
tion a large contract with the Fame
Hose Co., No. 1, Of our city. II consists
OF 4 very large frames with photss OF
all the At gentlemen that accompanied
the Company on their recent trip to
Hagerstown and Frederick City: The
frames are to be presented as follows:
One to First Hose Of Hagerstown, one
to the Junior,,Fire Co. ,No.2 Of Frederick;
one to No ! Truck OF Baltimore and one
10 the Fams Hose Co., Of this city.
They can bs seen at Portsr's Station
ary store, Boston Clothing House,
Cigar Store, Second street and
at the gallery. The workmanship ana
deUign reflects great credit on Mr.. Beer.
valid, and the idea 10 good ono for
the winding up OF tho Fame's trip.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
VGteram Voters for GuK field.

Here are some OF the veteran voterf
John Bailey, Of Lynn, Mass., cast his
eighteenth vote for President. He Is
80 years old, and voted for Garfield and
Arthur. Lewis Allen, OF Peabody, Mass.
cast his seventeenth vote for President.
The Hon. A!tsmas Ward, Of Bridgewa-
ter, Mass, 81 years old, and the Oldest
living ex-Congress man. voted for the
Twentieth tine for President, and voted
for Garfield and Arthur. The Hon.
Levi Robbins, Of Copenhagen, Lewis
county, N. Y. State, who reached nis
one hundreth year last May, voted the
Republican ticket. Marcus Richardson,
OF Bangor, Me-, who completed his one
hundredth year last Saturday, voted
for Garfield and Arthur. Mr.. Anthony
B. Arnold, Of Providence, r. l., who Is
SO years old, aud has voted bat three
times b,fore for President.--for J. @.
Adams in 1924, and A. lincoln in
1860 aud l8G4-Walked to the polls on
Tuesday, and voted for James A. Gar
field.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
NTEW CASTLE COUNTY,

)THE STATE OF DELLA vARE
}sEAL ITO THE SHERIFF OF NEW AsTLE
|\ COUNTY, GREETING:
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petition
TO the Judges OF our Superior Court, nled IL
the offce Of the Prothonotary of the seid
Court, in and for N eW Castle County, for the
cause of complaint thersin alleged, has made
application 10 our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the petitioner and her hus-
band, Henry N. Kelley. We therefore com.
mand you, as you have heretofore been com.
manded. that you summon Henry N. Kelley
90 that he be and appear before the said
Judges of our said court at the next term
thereof To be held at New Castle, on Monday,
the twenty sec0nd day OF November next, TO
answer the allegations oil the said Petition,
and ais u to show ca use If any he has, why q
decree of the said Court should not be made
disgUlvtng the marriage existlng between him
and the said petitioner according to the Act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided.
And also TO do and receive what the said
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing him in this behalf, as to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provisions
of the said Act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. O0megys,
Esquire, at New Castle tho twenty.eightb
day Of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothony.
The above IL q true copy Of "alias sum.
mons" libel for divorce, No. 10, to November
Term. A. d., 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New CASTLE. July 17th. A. D.. 1880. 8i8
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Tired or Partisanship.
From the Newsrk Ledger. Nov. g.

| FROM the NoWth heuBoT' NVN'U
For the first, time since 1872 the Re-
pu ublicans have elected members Of the
Legislature. They hevs carried New
Castle County for their whole ticket,
but their county and State tickets
were stronger with the people than
their national one.
The secret OF this is not hard to find.
Pair minded men are becoming tired
OF the intense partisanship OF our
State and County administrations, and
but for the desire to retain Senator
Bayard in his place, we believe the
Republicans would to-day have had q
majority OF the memberS.eleot to the
Legislature.
The assessment law Is not defenbi'
bic on any ground except that Of party
advantage, and this is not valid dc,
fence with that class of people who ss.
TEEN the welfare of the community
above that Of any party; and who for
tunatsly hold the balance Of power.
Let our Democratic friends "about
face" and endsavor to secure the inter-
eat Of the whole people regardless CT
party, and they will find that In 80
doing they will best serve themselves.
The last Legislature accomplished
nothing for the good Of the State. In
the one just elected we trust the Dem.
oorsts and Republicans will vie with
each other In proposing measures look.
ing to the progress and Developments Of
our little Commonwealth.
We hope to keep ourselves in readi.
ness to oppose the evil and to uphold
the good.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
CASTLE COUNTY, $. s.

lT~)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
(~~\ COUNTY, GREETING:
Whereas, Mary Reid, by her petition tn the
Judges OF our Superior Court, iled In the Oh
ticc OF the PrOthoIotary OF said Conrt, In and
for the County of New Castle, for the cause OF
complaint thereie alleged has made appllca-
ton to our said JUDGES that decree may be
pronounced dissoiving the marriage existing
between the petitioner and her husband John
Reid. We therefore command you, as you
have heretofore been commanded, that you
summon John Reid so that lie be and appear
before the said Judges of cur said Court at
the next term thereof to be held at New Gas
tie, on Monday, the twenty-second day OF No.
vembor next, to answer the allegations Of tho
said petition, and also to chow cause, II cry
he has, why decree of the said Court should
not be ma o dissolving the marriage existing
botwesn hin and the said petitioner accord.
iGg to the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided, and also TO do and receive
what tho said Court shall then and there con.
slider concerning him In this behalf, as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions OF tho said Act of Assembly.
W>itness the Honorable Joseph =, Come2ys,
Esquire, ut New Castle, the twenty eighth
daV OF May, A. D., Eight6en Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued june 18th, 1880.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'ry.
The above is true copy Of "alias sum
mons" libel for Divorce, Ne. o TO November
Term, A. D.. 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August Goth, A. D., 1880.
I-amd .2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
school Unt.dren's Reuoi u,ion o.

Ths following resolutions have been
prepared by pupils Of the Hardness
Academy:
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will Of
Providence to call away the mother Of
our friends ond achoolmatss, Clarence
and Ee,tie Smsllz, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, students Of
Hardness Academy, do deeply sympa-
thiSe with our friends in their allie
tiop. And belt
Resolved, that committee be sp-
pointed from our number TO attend the
funeral OF the deceased. And be it
further
Resolved, that q copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to our friends.
WILLIAM L. BUCK, |
NELLIE Il. BENSON,
MAYO PRTMRosB, Comm ittse.
KATIE +, BULLOCK,
GEORGE s. WNsLow.