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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
M A n RE

On the Is, insnnt, u, the residence OF the
Brides pa,cnIs Tear i>own,hv Rev
:. NJ. lIeml,, William L. &c zen lanner
to Miss da b ltnn,sburg both Of this
county.
On the 9th ,lav of March. 1881 at the resi-
drncr Of john Smith of Ilnlblu h's Y H.
! v, hr Elder Geo A. II over, SiIaS G..
SlLIh Of his e." MY to Miss Annie
NJ. Nn't of Washington county.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
NO'T'Es'E.

Tive undc si!,rl lnX-ra.rrs Of Frr'"r-
eek con among many Others hereby
o;i,y the pnhii" lha' ih'y intend I" rrii-
lion the County Cuumir ,uurrs. atirr hli,
notice. tor ~ examination cree i n and
appropriation tor - bridge over liant No
lrck. ON the road leading from the Hnr.
mans Gap road, Ia The r nd TO C"toc'in
Furnace and near the di' ling inc he"
tween lIauvcrs aud VI citanrLown dis.
lrict
MEI.ANNTHDN .i>UNER,
FREDERICK WHITE,
J lin 4 FLEAGIE,
W 4 LYNN.
Mar 10 st.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
Notice to Creditors.

y Office is hereby given that The sub
SCI ibc" has "b'ninrd from tnc Orphans
Court Of Frederick rOUntv. Letters OF Ad.
ADMINISTRATION upon the estate of
ANN f.. MARTIN
bite Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against Tia" said deceased
are hereby warmed ln exhibit tn" Sntir with
the youchcr> thereof ON or rctO"r the 10th
'G.N OF September 1881; they may olhrr" ,sc
Nv law, he rNc,utr, from al. llc"etit OF said
estate All persons indebted to I'll" said
deceased are requested To make immcdiatc
Payment.
d. G. MARTIN.
Administrator.
Mar 3 A.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
ID < a..

On thu 21,l nltn. in Allegheny city, Pa.
Alice aged - wears, wife of ID b. Krcf-
rr formerly Of Til. place
On the 2Sth ulimu, in this city, Mrs. Car, :
line lnrmmCk, rulsurl OF tie nlc Col.
Samuel Cnrmac>, aged 50 Years, II
months and 3 Il Us.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
GREAT SALE!!

Don, fill to attend the Great A&c'ion
Sac of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions,
Stationery, 1cwclrv, &c, &c in the room
lately occupied by Jos. Danncr, Merchant
rnilor. MrcInnicstown beginning Mch. is,
Goods sold at Private Sale at Auction Phi
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
r. FELDSTElN.
tICll. 1926.

Don, "fll ont" brethren 1t is not SO
much question as 10 who has tie largest
most money, or AS to what each OF You
may think of the other, ms it is, rs to what
vour readers may think of you. This j. a
{ icndly suggestion to those Of our FREEZER
lck brethren. vino have entertained their
reader, for several weeks past with Il quar-
rel, each apparently having in,ertcrcd with
| tie Others business
I}rucrvile Wholesale Steam Power lr'
Crcnm Fucirry:-l M, prepared to furlus',
10 Camp Irctngs, Pic Mics, Conrc'iuu-
ers ii tells. Stores, &c, smooth rich "rr&n
at reasonable prices Send in -tliai order
Trrms: Positively cash GLASSES and
spoons furnished to Camp Meetings and
PIC Mics
5. WEANT.
YORK ROAD Carroll Co
Mi
Use Wilhide's Rat and Mouse Traps -
Mich. 1927
NrIGuBoRLY.-Thc Moravian Mite So
citties of Graccham and this place gave Il
Joint entertainment, musical and literary
| IN Monday night in their church in our
town. 1t was an occasion, ma y more OF
which i, would he desirable to have, hring
rs it was, not only highly entertaining
and Instructive but besides, was M ev
derce of ncighhorly consideration that
was alike becomiag and agreeable Tine
exercise, comprised some charming vocal
solos. DUETS &C, sel' ced readings and
questions and answers, the latter being nm
unusually interesting feature. We con
yrn,uaie the two societies on the success
full issue Oft cir first Joint entertainment
THE ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC News -
One of the handsomrst publications is
the Illustrated Scientific News published
Inv Num- e. Co. New York Ev ry mum
her contains thirty ,w" pages, full If en-
cravings of move ties in science and the
useful arts Ornamental wood work, pot
tiers, vases and Objects of modern and an
Gent ar, are finely shown.
The March number contains among var
ious q her suhiec's illustrated. full DIES
crip,ion nf I q manufacture of paper hung
inrs, with engrnvings; how the drceu'iv"
curve is produced in casting the bail by
the baseball pitcher, his attitude, how h"
holds and hnn, les the ball, all fully illus
,,a,-d. The number before us also CON
lains prgravings of Capt. Ends pro- ."s"'
shin railway across the lstlmus, and n
novel hydraulic railway locomotive
In addition to MI this it contains many
valuable recipes for artisans and house
keepers
This publication will be fond ins'r,c
tive and entertaining ~ All c'asse; hnt
viii, I've he appreciated by the most intel.
l,rent Published Ivy Mnpn - G" 81
Park Row. New York, at $3.50 year,
ane sold by al news dealers.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Of the laws Of the land ifnot his con-
tsciehce?.
"RailrOads and their ext0rtions." +"
like "bloated boudholders" and
grinding taxes" furnish easy
themes for .ad captandum appeals
They are excellent subjects for the
cheap eloqhence Of demagogues and
political tricksters,
"for impudenoo the vulgar suffrage draws.
And seems the assurance of a righteous
cause"
Bot the people will in time see
through the tricks Of these dems-
goguish cries and standing BY the
tight and an honest administration
Of the laws, will yet see these fne
declaimers and "masterlyn critics,
rome to grief-''they catch at glory
and they clasp disgrace" "
Ono word more, and We are done
Aases have worn lions skins and
wolves have dressed in Sleeps cloth
ing before now. Il is not possible
then that much Of the cry, "Stop,
tLiefW which we hear as applicable
to railroad magnates and manage
nsents, is the TRse of another set
bent on plumber in some other di-
rection, and the cry raised to direct
the attention Of the public from their
own sin and sinful plans.
FARMER.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

OF such am ampndmcn. 90 the C0nsti
tuition as the Legislature may adopt.
or ior lho more efficient organization
OF the friends OF prohibition through
ont the State, should the Legislature
fail or refuse to pass the amendment
desired, In order to secure all need
fol repressed legislation, and protect
the health, lives and property Of the
people against the evils OF the whis-
Ky traffic.
Resolred, That any vacancy in
said Committee may be FLIED by the
President Of this Convention, or by
three members Of the Committee /:
aud that the Committee constituted
under these resolutions shall hold
Office until superseded by some future
Prohibition Convention.
Resolved, That the people Of the
several counties and towns in this
State be, and they are hereby urged
at once to organize Prohibition Clubs
and appoint County Executive Com
mittees, and prepare, by suitable
subscriptions and contributions Of
money, Tor the purpose Of petitions
for prohibition, after such form as
the Executive Committee may adopt;
and The presentation thereof for sig
nature to every man and woman in
the State, TO the end that there may
be a full and fair expression of public
sentiment on this measure for the
information and guidance of the Leg.
islature. And the several County
Executive Committees when organ
lied shall correspand with and be Sub
ject to the direction of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Resolpsa, That pending the sub
mission Of the said contemplated
constitutional amendment, the Legis-
lature be requested to provide by law
for the determination Of the question
at licensing liquor dealers, by direct
vote OF the people within the towns,
counties and supervisors districts in
this State, within which liquor is
sought to be sold, for annulling the
the existing license laws aud If the
people agree to license dealers, for
limiting the quantity for sale to not
less than one gallon while the price
OF the license is largely increased /;
and that the executive Committee be
charged with duty Of bringing this
matter to the early attention Of the
Legislature
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
THE MESSENGER.
Published Every Thursday Morning,
Farmer Gets AFTER s.sIgma, =
mnd shows n1IHn Up In rrue
CoEorn.
Editors Dispatch ;

Editors Dispatch
Much is being said, aud has been
said, In certain quarters OF "Sigma's'
letter. The Clarion, IN its last issue,
reproduces tito oblige some Anon
ymous," who styles it "masterly +"
ut is" he says, "simply complete
and overwhelming, though calm and
dignided. BY The friends Of Major
Barksdale, all around, We hear Il
pronounced on able exposition of the
''inconsistences, so called, ID Gov.
stones letter to Frank Burkitt, ESQ
Having just read Il carefully, we
must confess We recognize the hane
Of a master 10 the plan and structure
Il is indeed cunningly devised and
adroiily anished 10 sentiment and
expression. Ostensibly conceived
in opposition to the policy Of Gov.
Stone, which has its foundation in
law abiding spirit, it really was writ
ten IN the interest Of the Gubernato-
rial candidacy OF the Mississippi
sThunderer," who il ''is, in q wild,
crude way" said "forged the thnn-
derbolts and furnished the lightning
that stormed Ames out Of tie Guber-
material Office and out OF the State"
II is in fact, a not unimportsnt link
in the chain Of political lightning
being forged BY this same modern
political Jupiter to drag out OF the
same GubeTnstorial chair law ahid-
ing, Democratic Governor, and haul
in his stead and place, the distin-
guished Editor and Public Printer,
who, while protesting in the Clarion
of the 1th inst, 10 prefer "to write .
thousand words in praise Of GeV.
Stone" - "rather than even
allude to himself" ct takes partic-
ular pains TO find fit excuses for
claiming to have originated this or
that plank 10 the State or National
Democratic platforms, but writes no
word to uphold OF sustain the hands
Of Gov. Stones Governor whose
name, because OF bis Spartan virtues
and stainless record, will 60 sound
ing down the aisles OF time, linked
only with what is squire and incor-
ruptable" in Mississippi POLITICS.
The partisan and nnfriendly oriti-
cism OF Sigma clearly appears, 70 the
impartial and non partisan reader, to
have had its origin in a desire to ad-
vance the Barksdale standard at the
price of picking 3 aaw in Stones
escutcheon. For, in oil eandor We
ask who, on reading the Governors
superb letter, but = carpiHg critic
could have arrived ct such fer fetch.
ed and illogical conclusions as those
deduCed bYSigma I To fair minded
men, does 1t not appear that be read
to PREJUDICE .he case 2 Else be Is
one 50 prone 10 evil and so ready to
distort the language Of another as to
believe,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Ed. MEssENGER-While most Of
the various county and beat Offices
are provided With CLEVER fellows, as
candidates, we notice that there is no
candidate to Gil the place of our
faithful and efficient friend I r Sad
Ter, who declines to be re elected on
the Board Of Supervisors. The po-
sition Of Supervisor is a very impor
tant one, for the supervision of the
whole county is entrusted to the said
Board We suggest that there is no
one who wonld make a better and
more active member than our worthy
townsman u. I. TiucE. He has large
interest in our county, be is fall oil
energy, Of undoubted integrity and
capacity and belongs to the "Youne
Democracy Whoae motto is "For.
ward March" Come to the front
Zaok and we will roll up a handsome
majority for you.
BEAT THREE.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Rev. J. 7. Cunningham, q ths Mss.eslsi
Church. 2nd 6abhath a ghl and tlh aahbalh
n each month, a@ II o'rioek A. M. $50 4
echuoI at 3 o'cIoeks a. ~, eFerr knnaar.
q. Shall. SuperiniandenL aundar eehml
Missionary soclatg meets eferF Ca saasrr
A. a PARA President
Rev. J. n. CArosAara PaateT q iha rHsshrin.
riaa ChuFeh, Ord Sabbath Is each manlA. ~
ct sane hoaf, and Il nIrhi.
Rev. ~. MoaHs Il he Bapiili charsh
lai Sundag N cash monih Al II o'clock A. M
sabbalh School s. 9 O'Clock. A. M., ereg Son.
day. M. West saesrinieadeut.
Union Prayer MEETING at he Mekadis'
Chnrsh aTarI Ilnr.lal nlahI.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
Times and nplacea for Holding
re1r1s In eha First judicial
District.
cTRcUIF seURF.

CIRCUIT eelANs
In the sounty Of Tiahomingo. on tha a Non
lay in January and July, and coatiase siE
n the county Of AloOru. on the Sd Monday
sf January and July, and continue twelve days.
In the county Of Prentiss, on the Ist Monday
Of February and August and continue twelve
IA the county Of Lee, on the Sd Monday In
fobruarS and August, and continue eighteen
dsys.
Gay Ia March and September, and continue siz
fn the souaty Of Monroe, on the lth Monday
in April and October and continue twenty
In ne county Of Chlskaaaw, lst. District
land MONDAYS IN April and October and con-
itiaae twelve ldaysaAnd in the 2nd District Sd
Mondays in March and September and'continue
oHAnCERT oOURF
xatbe county of TishomIngo, on the fth Non
6aya x March and September, and continue SIX
fH3hs asHnty Of Prentiss, on the ist Mondays
AuriI ~ October, and continue six days.
ii the counkF Of Aioorn, on the ID Mondays
sf April and 0olobsr, and continue twelve days.
Is The county Of ltaEamba, on the 4th Mon
6aFz sf April and Octobsr and continue six
dAFa.
"a a. ssaBty Of Lee, On the lsi Mondays Of
Nav aaa ksEsnber, and continue twelve days,
ln fts 6aaafT Monroe, on the lst Mondays Of
March and sapianhsr, and continue eighteen
aays
IN he county uf Chickasaw, lst Distriot-3rd
MoaaaT IN Msg and November, and 0ontinHa
ak s49a,u and lathe ID District lth Monday in
NsT ~ EoFsnbsr and, continue twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT.
OKOLoEA Stat.
5uaNas klaMaffar holds court On hrst and
thir1 SaiuFds#a y zach month Egypt.
Justice White h0lda aourt on hrsl Saturday
at 0k0lona IL he Court Reuse.
Mayor BOdenhamer, on the End and 4th Mon
days il each month a Okolona.
a0Usr0s HEAT.
Justice White sit on hrst and third Mon
lays j each menih.
BKkF No. 2.-Juslics Steene holds his court
ai H0ulka on ths "a Saturday in each month.
HzAF NUMBER FOUR.
1asliss H. E. Allsn, sit on the first
Baturaa1a 4 each month a Meals Store, and
oa lind asiaEssys in each month at bneua
Wisfz.
Gastieo C. osr - ~ lat Saturday q Buena
Visa, and a Nsal's StoEa % the Ind Saturday
In aamh unonfh
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

noid,#
Again, we ask, is It charitable, or
generous, or manly, under an assum
ed name, to stab in the back the
Chief Magistrate OF a people for tie
mere purpose OF indirectly furthering
the claims Of personal OF party
friend poee It show ability, In or
der to increase the ehanoea Tor ape
cess OF a political ely, 20 MAKE state
ments and charges rejecting upon
the sincerity Of purpose and integri-
" Of character Of public officer Of
spotless political antcoedents, which
neither Sigma, nor any other honest,
intelligent man IN the State, 10 big
own heart, believes to be true :
Shame upon Sigma for such mode Of
conducting the canvass, and let every
patriots face buIn with shame, that
In free America political leaders are
prone 70 receive everything as fair
In political warfare
Protesting that We do not know
the author NSigma," we may be per-
mitted TO say that bis reasoning re-
minds us Of certain class Of attoF-
neys, who reason alone from the
stand points Of those who happen to
retain them. A class, by whom the
question least considered. II ever, Is
the one Of lai0 and right. IN the abb
stract. Professional ethics and =
practitioners training educate them,
in the service OF clients, 70 use al
manner 0f meaus e male fbe w0Fss
cause at times, appear the better
cause hence they reason with an eye
single TO 8 clients interest or their
oRn views Of expedieHce in every
matter
SO di1leult is L fof mon 70 concea
their modes Of thought and mental
training and as Carpenters ars
known b. their chips" We End our
selves iny0luntarily, as it were, setting
Sigma down as 10 East Mississippi
lawyer" of The class We have De scfib
ed. Such men as lev giveFa o. tdvis-
ers for the people in the aggregate 81
unsafe, II not unreliable. IL this. "
mean 10 cast no slur upon the lega
fraternity. We recognize il on thI
whole ns liberal, progressive and Pc
tliotic, but aere and there among il
members afe 70 be found 3 "Sigma'
eIaas-men who reason as veil on on
eide as ihe other aud always accoFd-
ing to ihe dictates of conscience -bn
alas the eonscieuees Of such are ~
conscionably elastic.
But even Sigma admits that thl
most learned and distinguished
legal minds dider Sc 70 the eonsfFne
ton Of the laws bearing upon thl
vested rights Of railroad and othe
corporations. II be be not then. 81
re have lutimated, disposed to pre-.
Judge The case, why does be not allos
the Governor the same latitude, Il
the construction Of the Constitution
and the laws a. be exercises himself
AID still again, Why not aecord E
Cov. Stone the same eandor anl
ainceFiiy il bis view Of The case, anl
The more especially &c his opinion
ere matuFed 10 the face Of au oficia
duty and bic sacred oafA q e6lce. e
ia acc0rdsd 20 a. attorney % big
o. low degree
That The ballot box is he propa
place to correct The growing evils Q
The age, which Sigma Would have d
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
THEY WON'T HAVE N.
A Demand for tlIe Repeal Of the
Kansas Prohibition Law.


Topeka. KAN, July 19.-An i'm
mense outdoor mass meeting vas held
here to night to discuss the action Of
the City Council in licensing the sale
Of mineral water aud other drinks.
Col @. H. Halliday presided with
long array Of Vice Presidents.
Speeches were made by Col Halli-
day, Ex Gov. Robinson and others,
and a series Of resolutions adopted
setting forth that the prohibit0ry
amendment and subsequent legisla-
tion have proved to be detrimental
to the best interests of Kansas; that
both foreign and pative immigration
has been stopped that the growth
Of the State is checked that muniE
eipal corporations are threatened
vita empty treasures; that the
expense OF tho courts has been
greatly increased instead OF being
diminished, as was claimed by
the friends Of prohibition; that q
further attempt to enforce the law
will be detrimental to the moral as
well as the material welfare Of the
people, therefore we heartily ihdorsC
the sensible course Of the Mayor and
City Council OF Topeka in their en-
deavor to save their constituency
from ruinous taxation; that We de-
mandth repeal Of the iniquitous law
so hat Kansas may again secure bel
share Of immigrants, and that peace
good order and prosperity may re-
turn to our State that We deman.
the enforcement OF the law by fair ant
constitutional means only; that w
dcplore bundonng IN law as well Al
in politics, and that We recommend
a little moderation and temperance il
all Things to our Prohibition friends
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Rev. J. P. Young Il The Methodist Churoh
10 Okolona, Miss, every sabbath Al 1899 4. N.
and ?. =.
Methodist Sabbath School Il Naihsdlsi
chursa every sabbath At 9sse AZ.
Praysf mesiiug o. Wednesday egeulng a
O'Clock.
+ Rev. Z. =. Gordsn. psriar Bapiisl chursh,
okoioaas Kiss. Preaching every 2aa. srd,
and tlh sandayss at u A. X. and X f.a
Prayer meeilng ssefY Thursday nifht at =
o'clock. snuday School every Lord sday Il
2 o.eioeks PeHa free. Al are iafilsd b
atleud.
Presbyterian sabbath aaho0l Il praabFtarian
Chureh il Ok0lona every sabbath at e.88 a. NJ,
and fEaYsF Neetiae en Wednesday uiakis y
each week a. 8'cloek F.M.
coLoasD unIuoBisr
SahAasA sohool eonTsues s 3 o'clork 4. \
Prsaeaing every sabbath a ii nieiosk. \. n
snd AZ o'elock 2. s., ~ ne Rsv. b. 4. Camp
AFsleAE NEfHoHIzT
Sahhath School a O'Clock 4. m.erery aan
daY morning, G. B. bToun. suporinisndrn
services af II o'elnek A. D., and o'cl6ai ) \
each Sabbaih, b Rsf. q. j. Wiibonrn.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Preaching Ord ssadsy 10 ssgh nana a
nicloet. ?. y. bT Rev. b. o. kilqars. sf ne
Methodist Church. Prayer meeting srsrT
Thuraaay uighis
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

OiEolona Medical AasoctnaEen.
Meets ths nrsi snd third Fridays Of sael
mouth,
J.H. GHEHu Prsst.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Arrival MMa Departure - AA1aAAs
Revut mall asgires eTsxy day, lexeapi aun-
Ast. q 11 o'slesk, aud laaEea sans aay a
s'sissE, p, -
- piHshasa alrifaa Tuesdays Ihursdaga
ana salurdaTz, al m.s and leaves p. m.s
name aaYas
- PesInlas. haros Houston Mondays and
Fridsvs at 8. 81, and strives Iueadaya ana
aataFdaFa e ?. ~
Pram Orna d HoaaEan strives Mednes-
davs. Friin4s aad eainnday a 5 P. y, ard
Leaves Mondasz Wstaasaays and Fridays g
I e. e. each N4lI
West Poial. affIssa Ia4saaya and Saturdays
Rates q Cemmisaion charged fsF Aonsy Or
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

Tue following endorsement OF
Hon. I. L Mellen for Lieutenant.
Governor was published 10 the Yaaoo
City Herald, from Yazoo cores
Dondent;
YAzoo CRY, Mss, July ?,
Editor Yazoo City Herald
Prominent mention has been made
in many portions OF the State Of the
Hon. I. i. Mellen, OF Nalchez. for
Lieutenant Governor Mr Mellen isa
LAWYER Of distinguished ability, and is
Justly respected BY all who know him
for his fidelity and devotion to duty.
He is very popular in South western
Mississippi, and is one ofthe number
of these energetic and public spirited
men Who are bringing Natchez to the
front as one Of the leading cities ol
the South He was the chairman OF
The judiciary committee Of the last
House Of Representatives, and llled
that most important post with con-
spicuous ability. Heis an experienced
parliamenlarian, life long Demo
crat. and would make q splendid pre-
siding officer Of the Senate The
writer knows Mr. Mellen well. and
respectfully eommends him 10 the
Democratic party 0l the great county
oil Yszoo. lAzoo.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28

10. o. F. TRUSTEES.
J.R. MoINFOsH, President.
JOHS WHTTK, Flca-President,
10. s. BoDEN 1zMgH Secretary,
JOHs DAHNER,
I. 0REEHKH, Members OF Board.
r. n. BuOHAEAH,
For auy information as to ths sale qf Lots in
the l. 0. o. +. Cemetsry, and payments there
for, call on II. 8. BodenhameF.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-28
~ ofGranwaa afChleEEaanW
GomMaye

list 81 aEanw1a a4GnAeza9aW
Couaays
rsaEsana WITS sHE HAAAa o. HAaFnA AID
sECKETAar.
Ghfsfasza CounlY Grange, Ne, 80.
Mseis sarday in taaualy APRIL Jui5s
aaA aetoar.
Basua VisIz Hsanes. Ha. lt2 meets aza
satardaYil azzh month 81 } e'1iasE. W. =.
Couch, MaatsFs -. RoEds hec'Fs
aaasm uranxA, No. 8s,
Mstl Is Saturday IL each menfAi
Jas. &. Bisa8e. 8aatsr. John g. ferter, oeey
saslaham6 Grange, No. 81,
Meal az Saturday in each month.
II. vest, Msazef, Gee. Dillard, 1ee'y.
fHaata aranre, No. 81,
Meets saialda4 hsI5re ths sfd Suaasy ~ eaeA
CIV. Howard, Master. J. @. Blus. ses'g.
Chaaasaanchee Grange, Ne saa.
hesis Saiugas eaiore the znd aaadaf in eash
noafh.
Wsd1g Hadsn, hasisri p. ". Pedsns sss'y
HnaIka 0raages 20. laas
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oask a0utb i p. fhonpson Master, = T.
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