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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
Similarity Of Names Of Generals.

NisO' W. L MN
Pres. Wis. Editors and Publishers Assn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
How a southerner "Caved. .


John Williams, a merchant at
Rutledge, Ca, sued a desperate.
The fellow entered the store in
furious passion, held out the summons
in one hand, clutched a long knife
in the other, and said civilians,
have you sued me? p Williams knew
that the immediate "yes" would
make him sure of stab. "Let me
get my spectacles so that l can read
the paper" he said. He went be-
hind the counter and came back not
with his glasses, but with an axe
across his shoulder. "Yes," he said,
Il have sued you" "All right" re-
marked the desperate, 81 guess I'll
pay the BILL"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
Not 10 be TrIfied With.

A Chicago paper says: emma
West, beautiful young lady of
Bloomington, was engaged to j. j.
Wood. a young man who essayed to
study medicine, but occupies his
time in selling cigars. The youth
put the fair Emma of from time TO
time, cooling the very ardor Of her
love by telling her that his mother
would not allow him to wed. Final
ly Miss West called upon the old
lady 20 learn the reason of her refus.
al, and was told that there was no
objection TO her whatever. 50 the
damsel sued him for breach of prom
Use, and has recovered $4,000"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

on to witness by Barry, before Katie
went to take care of him, proved to
be codicil to his will, leavisg her
$1,000. 1t was pleasant for honest
Kate to know that Barry had re-
membered her, but there was nothing
she enjoyed so much as being free to
tell how the oyster man had trusted
Der with his shame. and she had
driven the sailor from her in conse.
quence.
Daniel was reported gone and
about to 90 back to Ireland during
months, but after that mysterious
package that came to us was opened
and found to be . generous slice of
the marriage cake of Daniel and
Katie Quin, they came to say good
bye TO us within week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

AMERICAN advertisers think they
eIs smart sometimes, but they can't
hold candle to their German eous-
ins. For example, here is one from
the Berlin BoerSen Zeitung: "Twins
are come to me for q third time. This
time boy and a girl. l entreat my
friends and patrons to support me
stoutly. Excellent butter, well worth
its price. Similarly, sausage and
cheese. Berlin, April 2, 1880"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

Mas. BoGGs had been to call on
her neighbor, who had just had her
house newly furnished with antique
furniture. "Pshaw 70 said Mrs. b.
to her Oldest daughter, Il thought
Mrs. Van Dusen was wellto.do, but
none of that furniture is hers. 1t all
belongs to her Aunt Teke P'--'Satnr.
dan Ni0ht.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

Negotiations are at present in
progress between the Dominion
plumbsgo company, near Ottawa,
and some New York capitalists for
the purchase Of me mills and mines
of the company. The property is
said to be q valuable one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
Thank yod ever 50 muof. Good

by.
Pause.
Oh, not at all Just as fresh
Oh, I'm glad to hear you say that.
Waichs Good.by.
Hangs up the telephone and says,
"Oh, it does tire persons arm so!"l
A man delivers q single brutal
"Good by," and that is the end of it.
NO. SO with the gentle sex,-I say it
IN their praise; they cannot abide
abruptness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

The ice companies OF Albany have
formed a mbination TO charge $50
for the season. The Albany papers
say sit is contemplate exterior"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
Advertising Rates.

Annua Advertisements payable quarterly; same
react ana tterly without extra charge.
Adyertisemepts set TO oublecolumn25 per cent
extra. A.
Busnessesrds, s lines or less, 10 per annum; each
trairefl. - =,
Estray Notices., ifone animal be described, u 80
for weeks; each additional animal described in
same notice so cents.
sneciai d Offices and business notlcesin news type
10 cents per line first insertion; cents per line
each subsequentinsertion.
Advance pay required Tor transient aus ssti
aents Comrnissioners' Notices, Attachment Notices
and Estray Notices (of animals taken mp.
All kinds Of Job Printing promptly ana neatly
executed. Terms Cash on delivery ofWork.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
oVVICIAL DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Agents.

Jesse BROOKS GENERAL COLLECTION Agent
u aud conveysncer Blooming ton wis. Titlesinves
tigate and perfected. Collections promptlyattend
ID to- References given when desired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
L. o. o. f.

.ssxNSSss. REGyLARMEETINGs OF MIssIS.
- So eIfFI Valley Lodge No SCI o. o. r.,
ssSFcsss are held AZ their Hall. in Lancaster,
every Wednesday, ,atT:St p n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
'7'-'--'i-79l-i-----si-..Ii--.-..
Aucti0neeI.

ChAKLEs VINCENT. BRITISH HOLLOW, WIS.
nronr,iQser ana Collector Business ATTENDED q
pi""ptS 10 all parts Of Grant Counts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

CENTRAL WORCESTERSHIRE. The under
Osigued, having thoroughly overhauled and re-
furnished the Central Hotel At Cassville, is prepared
20 accommodate the travelling public and solicts his
share ofthe patronage. Good stabling, and COM
mensurAte 30 the times.
N Is, Tho Landlord speaks both the American an
GERMAN language. FRANK 2. MINK,
Dated Nov. II, 1878. y37nl3ly Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10
Physicians.
Masonic.

I ANCAsTER LODGE. No. go.F6GM NEETs
IL on the Let and Sd saturdavofe.- u month at !
January,IS70 sA4a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-10

lTINANA JuAPPER, REG ULAR CoNvocATIoNs
"a TtNat ChAPter ,No.2T of A. M Lancaster,
. "a ~ IN Iuesdsy Q Teach month.
. : oAause ,seey' lb2ml0l J.G CLARK H. P.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
HOMICIDE.

On the night Of the 18th Of this
month Peter Slater a colored n,an Was
shot and killed BY some unknown per.
son at Troyville in this parish. Tie
facts of the case are about as follows /:
Peter Slater living on DR.. Mays place
on Black River having been summoned
to court, was on bis way to court and
stopped oil night at Troyville. lie
and some other colored persons who
were also coming to court, were lying
on the store gallery Of Mr.. John
Walters and some time between mid.
night and day q man came and woke
the parties up and told this Peter
Sister that be would give him q quar-.
ter of dollar to show him where Mr..
Enos Walters lived, Slater accordingly
started of 10 the direction of Mr..
Walters, house, and had only gone a
few steps when he was shot in The
back by the man alluded to The otL.
Or colored men went to Slater aud be
told them that a white man had shO,
him. He died from the effects of the
sho, before daylight. No clue has
been found to the perpetrator.-Cata
hOula NeUs.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
Immigration Societies.

1t is encouraging to note the steps
now being taken in various parishes
10 form immigration societies. The
Times has repeatedly urged the nee.
essi,y Of such organizations for the
proper development of Louisiana's
boundless agricultural resources.
The principle Of cooperation is the
great lever of modern progress, ard
this principle should he speedily invok-
ed in aid Of all efforts TO bring immi-
grants to this State. Landholdeis
should promptly form Immigration
societies, and make standing offer
Of their lands at reasonable price.
There are Some short-sighted people
who fancy that the value vi their
properly will be Immediately and en-
travagantly enhanced by railway
communication. and who. therefore,
ask prices which no sane man will
pay; but no community, as whole, can
afford to place itself in so false posi-.
tion. Railroads do, indeed, enhance
the value of real estate, but only on
the condition Of natural and steady
influx of population. The strong and
willing arm of the German farmer can
alone give the vast area of vacant
lands in Louisiana permanent value.
The questions appertaiuiug to lmmi.
grafton bow Overshadow al! others in
real Importance, so far As the South is
concerned. In the interior of Louisi.
ana there is large area Of country
that is wonderfully fertile, easy Of ac-
cess and peculiarly adapted to the
physical requirements Of the white
race. With moderate exertions aud
the pr oper degree of public spirit, large
additions can be made to the popuia-
lion Of st Landry and the surround
ing parishes. The sooner intelligent
efforts to that end are made the bet
ter.-N. u. Times
We have so often urged the people
Of our parish to inauguratc al immi-
grafton movement, without producing
any apparent result, that we have about
become discouraged but we commend
the above article to their careful peru.
| sal.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

from Shreveport Tunes, Au:os, '2,h J

from Sh,evepot, Tunes, Ausos, !2,h
Sunday morning abcu, three miles south
East Of CJilin.hurg, Rp-sirr parish, mos,
distressing accident occurred, resulting IN ;he
,iant killing Vt Two children, boy aged
two year and a gml aged four years. The
a, We learn them are about as
follows: \ white man by the name OF
Robert Gilbert, living on Mr. Frank Stray
ham place had been out hunting Sa,nr,lay,
tut from >cue cau.e his gun would n0 fire
and Sunday morning u" went sntr Mr.. Stray
Ia m, workshop, screwed his gun up IN the
wise, n,uk of ~. rf the iocks and t-yun iiam-
merlns ab,ut the gun w!,cn oi tie t:rrrls
wa- discharged, tire load goinr through An inch
plank, Which ;orn,c,l a rai; vi the wall Ut
shop.
Unfor, nately Mr. Suayham'- Two little
children were playing j"s, oar -,'ie OF the shop
aa,! III range OF thu gun, aud WHEN It hired ti.
linie toy dropped dead, several Of the
-,rct penetrating til BRAN. and Ia LITTLE sister
fell n,Urtaly woanded, hayiu. been struck IN
the abdmnca.
pr. Water, living AZ CuiiIn-hurc, was i'm
mediatrly summoned, and did all IN his row
ct TO save the life u: the little rirI, but his
sii-'r,- were oi no avail. She fingered I'm.
II, at,u, II oclork Sunday niSi,i, when she
expired.
Ihis Is me Of the most unfortunate and
d,.,y.,,.in. accrients We have ever h nj "a re-
,orI. and we deeply -ymPathizc with che
grict stricken parents III the great cal"t'y
that la, bcfallcn them.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

A telegram publish al elsewhere in this pa.
yer brings the sad INTEL gence that Hon. IL.
NJ. Spotford departed this life on Friday, at
il,e Red Sulphur Springs Of West Virginia.
Judge Spoford, native Of Massachusetts,
and belonging to the Salem and Newbnryport
families OF Spofords OF that State, came to
Louisiana when quite young man, and soon
after opened . school for the education Of
youths in Claiborne parish. Subsequently he
removed 70 tho Red River conntry and stud.
led and praciised law at Shreveport and AL.
exan,is'a. He became so prominent in his pro-
fession aud 20 popular with tho people that he
was elected to judgeship on the Supreme
Bench OF the State from the Red River dis
Mict. He married q daughter of the late
Judge Martin, Of Pulaski Tennessee. At
the breaking out Of the war Judge SpofIord
became Chairman Of the committee Of safety
in New Orleans. and by Gen. Lowell, L. s
A., was appointed Proves, Marshal Of the city.
Some time after the close Of the war Judge
Spohord associated himself W It'll Judge Jno.
4. Campbell and son fer tho practice o!
law, in New Orleans On the oath Of April
1877, he was elected United Senator by the
Legislature Of Louisiana. and unsuccessfully
made claim tor his seat. the Senate having de.
cidcd 10 seat in hi. place William Pitt Keilog
sent up from the Packard Leei-lot IRE. Judge
Spof5osd leaves q VITO and daughter, and
among other relatives, Hon. A. X. Spoiior |, q
brother, who is IT pressst the Librarian OF
Congress lie was refined, polished gentle
man. and his death is greatly regretted by all
who knew him socially. As well as observed
his course as an upright public servaI, Of the
peopl..--N y. Picoyune.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
Statesman as we'll as Soldier.

The ingenious Mr.. Carl Srhurz has made
the interesting discovery that Gen. Hancock.
though good soldier, i, not "A statesman
Nj Sct,nrZ seems 10 regard the two char rae.
tiers as npo>s ibe IT, be united in one individual
AS he has tiled both himself, and undoubt
edy emiertans the comp'aisaut opinion tina, he
is not nobody it might be Interesting to be
intor ned which he considers himsclf-a state,
man or a soldier
A. the very foremost soldiers of the world
have been equally distinguished a. Statement. i,
Is difficult 10 imagine on what Mr.. Schurz
tnunds his orfhlon.
Not To 90 back To ancient times, was not
Napoleon siaicnicn as we'll a. IL sol,licrt
From the date of the battle of waterloo e.
that "t his death, whose opinion had crater
weight la civil affairs in Great Britain than
that at the Duke of Wellington!
Bnt. above all. how does Mr.. Schurz get over
the example of G-orge Washington
So far As Gen. Hancock has shown himself
IN civil affairs. he Ia, furnished most ample
reason TO be- ranked ;> >ialcnIan of the iirs,
class. one who understands and regard, the
fundamental, constitutional principles Of our
free Government
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
Is A THOROUGH REMEDY
ShcriH's Sale.

Sc s7s' ". Parish Of Rmhlani,
Hugh l. Sutherland. } eth Dist. Court
Dl virtue ot a writ Of ii ia, issued from
ID the Honorable 9TH District Court in and
tor the parish "f Richiand. State Of Louis,ana,
in the above entitled and numbered suit aad
Ia me directed. hav. seized and will offer
tor sale, at public auction before the court
house door, m the town of Rayville, SAID
parish aud stale, on
Saturday, the 18Th dag Of September,
1880,
to III" las and highest bidder, tho following
described real property 10 wit
The undiv idcd half interest in the south
half 1T tho north east quarter, except u
narrow strip north of the Lake, south east
quarter Of scc,i IN thirty two (3".) south half
OF the north west quarter, and the south wesl
quarter, ana south halt Of the south east quar-,
ter, and as much Of tie east hall Of the uvIth
halt Of the south east quarter, as lies east OF
line whose course Is north cas,erly aud runs
from the centre of tn, south east quarter Of
section thirty three (3a.) TO Bruf River, aai
containing forty seven (i7) acres, all Of Sec
ton thirty three (33); all Of sccnon tn,riy four
(3l0 lying west OF Buuf River, Containing
eigh,y>nrne (s.D acres ali in township seven,
teen %, Ra ,ee siA (6) east; all Of section
three 60 ives, Of Bruf River: containing ono
hundred and tweniy,eigh, & GO-lOO U2s>
60>lUO) and the east half Of the MOTH cas-,
quarter Of section four (i) township sixteen
U6) Range six (G) east, situated in the Parish
of RrhIand STATE Of Louisiana Seized as
the property Of Hugh L. Sutherland. aud will
be sold to safety SAID Fl. IA and all costs.
Terms Of sae-cash, with the benefit Of
apprai.eEien,
LEN SCOTT,
Sherifi-s office, Rayvie La, Sheriff
Aug 18th 1880 -6t
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

Teach Your children the beauties and brgh,
sides of life, for the SORROW, come soon
enough, by your cheeriuness and pleasant
tries teach them to look along the pathway for
the DEVELOPS on the flowers as they sparkle
in the morning sun-teacl them to peer
through the golden mist for brighter gems
shining in rosy hue OF the in,nrc-teach the \,
tina, j, is for youth and vigor to respect desI ON,
dency and invite instead love and mirth, and
tina, their pathway can be- made to lead
through beautiful valleys and by sparkling
rivulets dotted here and there with the
sweetest flowers
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

A mad bull was seen near the Franklin
College buildings on Monday morning last,
cutting strange caPers, and maniiesiing the
stronge>, symptoms of hy lrophobia. He came
very near goring colored woman, bu, she
being nea: an Enclosure fortunately made her
escape. He kept up constant believing. the
fro,h rolled from his mouth, AMI he reeled Ike
a drunken man. When las, seen. he was on
the Willie Platte road, beyond the race track
gong on at ti,.. same mad rate. As mad dog.
have been reported in town and vicinity. til,
animal might have been bitten by one o
them. Ii not Case OF hydsophotia. it posi-
bly, may have been blind sta.scrs. Ops
iousd D<ouriCr.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
Sherif'S Sale.

Daniel Weaver State Of Louisiana,
No 1913 vs.. Parish oi Rchiand,
b a T.. Mynck 9TH Dist. Court.
By virtue Of Wi, Of ii. ia. issued from the
HonL Iil, District Court, in and for the Parish
oi Rirhland, State of Louisiana, in the above
entilc and numbered snt, and to mc directed
| have seized and will otter for sale. at public
auction at the court house door, on
Sa,u,tiay, the 2"d day Of October,
1880.
to the las, and hghe,, bidder the following
described property to-wit:
The undivided one half interest in the
south east quarter of north cast quarter, east
halc OF .Outh east quarter, south west quarter.
of south east quarter, section -, township IS.
north range u, lots - and IL, souti, half Of
south west quarter, section 81 township Is
nonh range : east. containing in the aggre>
gate 500 acres more or less, together with one
half the rent aud revenues Of the ;fOrcsaid
land. the whole OF the north east quar:er, sec.
ton, and south east quarter of moth west
quarter, section -, township II, north range
siX east, containing 700 ares more or less 4;
seized a. the properly OF b Myrick, and will
be sold to satisfy said H. ia and all Costs
Terms OF sale-cash with tho benefi, Of
aPpraisement.
LEM SCOTT,
Sherihs Office, Rayville, LA Sheriff.
Aug. 2lst lSsO.-7t.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
Constable Sale.

Est. Of S.W.Grecnwcll } State Of louisiana,
". Parrish of Richland,
Jake Coleman. lrh Justice Court,
10y virtue of a writ q: ii. IA. issued from
ID the Hon. fourth Justice Court in and for
the Parish of Rrhiand, State OF Louisiana,
and To me directed ! have seized and will
offer for sale. Il, public auction before the ilh
Justice Office ilonse door ia the town Of Alto,
sad parish and state, ON
Saturday. tie All day Of September,
1880,
To the la>, and highest bidder, the following
described property to wit The undivided
one half utrr>t M >iN bales of seed cotton
more or hess seized a> the properly of the
d PENDANT.
The above property ill lie sold TO s.,is y
said wrIt and all ,o>t.
Terms at sie-casli with the bencii, Of ap'
IraIscn
W o. GSGOOD,
Special Constable.
ith Ward RlchIand Pa... La.
Nu,, 81 lSStl-.,f
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
. 90 .

And now we are informed that Mr.. Flood
the California millionaire, ha. pnrcha sci 4
magnificent cottage at Newttu for the accom-:
WvIa,0u vi the eva cfeX-Prt sie.eui Gran, and
Lis t1id,: 20 be- over the portals OF winch the
Quarterinys Of the Grants and Floods are be-
ing engraved This sounds very nice, but
what are the "quar,erings OF these disiin-
gui,hcd !amiliest Gran, was u tanner and
Flood was a barkeeper. If these mysterious
en,blens have any bearing on their origin tue
"quarierings' over III. Newport door will
probably be Il sheep,pelt co,,chant and "A cork
screw rampant - Washington Rfpubiic.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

Mr.. II. VI. Stanley brought home
the skulls of two "Sokos," which had
been eaten by an affable Chief with
whom he foregatbered one day, and
Prof Huxley at once pronounced them
to be human. But Central America
has now come forward with the Sus.
mentu, and so far as description 60 at
present, this animal would appear to
come as near ourselves as the Sokos.
for the other natives Gifts forest whom
we call men aud women, call the Sus.
metu human.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

Thursday negro by the name Of Lee Vim
yard, from near Admission, was brought to
town by twome' and lodged in jail.
He IL charged with beng touud in the
sleeping tooM IF a white couple, J. Il. Cost
ney and wife, attempting To raae improper
liberties will, the lady whiie she slept
The husband On being awakened by hi,
wife, grasped the fellow, bu, he tore loose aud
ran, leaving mos, Of hi. shirt behind HIM n I.
was overiaken and captured. and recognized
by his torn garments This is abou, rs bold
an attempt at outrage as We have read Of
JacksonuiVe .1ia) Republican.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

The Louisville Courier Journal reminds the
the Republicans who are talking abon,
getting 1913 electoral votes for Garfield, by
avoiding an election by the people. they mist
remember that Congress will do the coun Ing.
next winter. That paper say: 'Dont you
forge, that republicans. And congress will
decide honestly aud in the In,cre,, Of the
people There will be no ceuntrnanrins of
fraud, forgery or perjury; no coun,enanring
OF acknowledgements. The candidate who ha,
been elected will he declared president of the
United States. W. observe that a few of
our Republican exchanges appreciate this
solid fact and are not etrap,ured with the
d,sranchi>t ment plan. Tn. Republican
crime Of 1876 will this year be overwhcliil.
iigly punished"
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
CERTIFICATES.


Dr.. ". {. CARR,
Dear Sir Having seen your
advertisement, in the "Bap,,-, Messenger no
cure. II" pay, ri Cancers. 81 | ventured to
walk iOi miles Of ihrrraUouts. 10 get you iu
operate IN u..r |, had been ON nv hand Tor
TIVE years an u hat, and had become quite
large, and very offensive and painful On the
LIST Of last June, the iir-t Part Of your med>
iclne was applied, and by HE fifth OF July. |
en- glad 10 state, was removed, and TO all
appearances, the medicine has done lis WORK
You then applied your healing saivr for seven
days when the whole Cancpr"., Bulk sionghe
out, ani l. now in the office OF DR.. Birch
FarmcrvIi,, lm, And will be held there for
public Inspection It's weight at ID. time il
was taken out was full ounces.
hope you Viii publish this for the benefit
o. suffering humanity. for cannot say too
much for Your prompt and successful trea,'
mel, ct my case. am glad To say my hand
is healing rapidly. leave for home the 10Th
of July, my address is Cou,ha,;a, Red River
Parish, La, where will be willing To- answer
all cnGuirl,,, IN regard to the Cancer cure,
made by you on my hand.
Respectfully Yours,
q. L. >HEKwiN.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Clinton, Kinds County.
Mississippi.

The Twenty Eighth Collegiate year Of this
Institution Will begin TUESDAY, September
18th.
Advan,ages,-PupIs hrnited in number
bu. sufficient to furnish all the stimulus found
M the largest schools wIthons their loss q per
suaai attention; Superior Educational faci'-
ties IN its ex,cnsiv. Cabinet Of Natural Hi,'o-
~ Specimens. its Libraries and its ApPafa'
,us Faculty most carefully selected and under
the direction Of Professional Educa'urs Of long
and successful .aP-r,ehcei Rigid and Eleva-
.ert Cont.rs Of study comparable to tho best
in the country. Expenses errsedineiy mod~f'
ate when the quantity and q"ai'y OF the re.
turns made, are property estimated.
For full information send to Dr. Walter
Hilmiun Tor Catalogue
ROBT. KELLS.
Pr..ii.n, Ut Boart Trustees.
T.. ". CABASIss,
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
Supreme Lodge knights Of
Iy(Ili:lS.

ST. LorIs. Aug 23.-Prclara,iors fox t,,c
rry.r..,r,n and entertainment of the supreme
Lodge vi the world Knights Of Pythia> on
Tuesday next are nearly completed. and
erythlng will be ara.ly a, the proper time.
Supreme Cianccilor ID. b Woodruff arrived
saturday night. Large numbers OF knigh's
aud visitor, are expected
ST LoCIs, Aug Charge numt-rs of
knights Of Pythias arrived here las, night and
Ia day from all parts Of the country. Bot very
iew uniformed Divisions have We, cone in
bodies. Prenux Chcvaiicr Division Ui Clcve.
land and about fo''y members Of one ot the
New Orleans Lodges have arrived. and parts
Of Divisions from srverLl other places. 9th
ers are expected Tonight