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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14
Hand-Peaer Rice Huue-

NNI + MISS, Sept. 10, 1852.
have been using rice in nv f.,;r.-
some time past that was cleans - loi
fand rover Plantation Rice HuIJer NJ
uia1tnred by Dr. ]. r. Sample OF So
mn, Miss. and 1 take pleasure in So.
that II Is everything a ressonsbl,. r.
could ask. And, in nv opinion No "a, -
chine viii ever be invented that vii =,
Perseed 1t for cheapness, durability 49,
and last work, or that nuns with ss - $50
ease 10 10 the operator. Il is the 81
LOT our Southern people who vs., :.
lean a nee OF their own raising at home
Respectfully, l. T, RARON
:, II WI De to the interest of Brethr., a.
ele orange TO address me personally n
relation to the Rice HuIler :"
]. r. SAMPLE
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Editor Patron: By order Of Ok
ti5beha County Grange, I send you
the folloing for publications
Saturday, Septembr 2. delegates
from Trim Cane Grange, $40, Ash
Creek Grange, 500. and Double
Springs Grange. $50, met at Bells
School House and organized Oktib-
beha County Grange. The follow
ing named mem ers were elected
and installed as its officers for the
present year: A. A. Montgomery.
Master; Isaiah NeeIy, Overseer; r.
Muse, Lecturer. B. r. Bell, Stew
ard; A. l.. Bridges, A. S.; T. w.
Dillird. Chap; J. e. Love, Treas
urer; L. V. Wyrick. Secretary; A.
8. Wofford, 6. 4; Mrs Matte V
Medley, Pomona; Mrs Estes, Flora;
Miss Loula Nance. L. A. s.
L. V. WYRIcK, Scc'y.
Double Springs, Sept. IA.
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Editor Patron: BELIEVING tb.,
you would be glad to hear from
Bethel Grange, 284, 1 will give Won
. brief account OF its work recentlr.
On the Fourth of July Bro. Fl r
cooper addressed the Patrons and
farmers Of this section on the preaf
importance of organization to pro-
tect our interest. His remarks
were we'll received, and no donht
Will do much good. Bro. Darden
addressed large and attentive an
dleBce Of Patrons, farmers and citi.
sens the latter part of August. and
I is useless for me to atiemnt ia
snumerate the immense good It has
already had in our whole commu-
lity, especially among those ont
ide of our noble Order. Bro Pms
)arden re organized Spring Hill |
range before leaving our county |
saw John F. Dsaring, Master of |
'pring Hill Grange, 3 few DAYS
go. and ne says that they have
cry interesting meetings, and he
hopeful Of strong Grange there
AT the last meeting OF Bethel
range ne Initiated Ten new mem +
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GRANaE DIRECTORY. isss.
NATIONAL aRAHaK.

Master--J. ]. Woodfnan, Of Michiga.
Overseer-Puf. Darden Of Mississippi
Lecturer-H Eshbaugh, Of Missouri.
Steward-Wm. Sims. Kansas.
Asst Steward-J.J ]. Rosa, Delaware.
Chaplain-S II. Ellis, OHIO.
Secretary-W. NJ. Ireland, Washington
City.
Treasurer-F. NJ. Mcdowell, N. Y.
Gate Keeper-J. ". Scott, Arkansas.
Ceres-Nrs. H. II. Wosdman, Mich.
Pomoha-Mrs. NJ. L. Darden, Miss.
Flora--Mrs. z. NJ. Nicholson, N. ].
l.. A. S.-Mrs. VIM. Sims, Kansas.
Executive Committee-D. WyattAiksn,
5. Carolina; ]. M. Blanton, Virginia.
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Deputy Lecturers.


GENERAL DEPCTIEs.
X. 3. CLANCY, Arkansas Post, Arkansas CO
@ =. Tobey, Atkins, Pope county.
d. " Underwood, Kings Mills, Sharpe Co
COUNTY DEPUTIES.
W. a. Hoskins, Violet, Arkansas county,
J. d. Hurd, Lead Hill, Boone county.
Jas. q. AAchen, Charlottesville, Calhoun 90
W. ID. Msgee, Chalk Bluff, Clayton county.
D. J. Man, Pine Grove, Dallas county.
h r. Woodruff, Ozark, Franklin county.
I. Il. Clyke, Lone, Hot Springs county.
X A Childress, Graham, Indepsndsnc co.
J. 8. Pritchett, Barren Pork, lizard county.
3: T. Cofmsn, Smithville, Lawrence co.
Edward Terry, Bright Star, Miller county.
d Pledgsr, Clarendon, Monroe county.
J A Sherald, Reeds Landing, Pulaski co.
A J Gvln, Peeahontss, Randolph county.
II Mccall, Buck Knob, Scott county.
Rogers, Kings Mills. Sharp county.
X Rogers, Walker, White county.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

VINO BRING their cotton to this marie,
WI nno superior accommodations at the
warehouse on Main street near ~.
iron Bridge which is Conducted BY R. W
banks a prominent and popular farmer
ne also rents the Eclipse Livery Stable
ior the accommodation of farmers and
'iei' teams We will speak more in our
next OF this Ware house and the various
arrangements made by Capt Banks for
'ne comfort and convenience of farmers
who store their cotton with him
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0epAy 10 Capt. -. w. Banks,
address TO the Farmers' Club
Lowndea county. Mas.

Editor Patron: have read the
speech of Capt. Robert w. Banks
president of Lowndes County Far.
mers' and Planters Club, wherein
he speaks of some of the ills we
Dear, suggests the causes and reme>
dies for their removal.
agree with him that our lands
are good, climate the best in the
United States and seasons unsur
passed, and that we farmers are not
q set Of worthless vagabonds, but
we are an intelligent, industrious
economical class, as farmers. ex
eepting Africa,-(he is speaking of
Lowndes county, l am speaking of
the farmers of this State.1 fhe
white people OF Mississippi are a.
noble race as the light of heaven
SHINES upon. and why, he asks are |
so many farms abandoned to worth |
less weeds, fences rotten and not |
snmcisnt TO protect the crops. farm. |
srs houses wearing look of DESC
alton, which once were ali thar
'hrlft, plenty and contentment
,ould make them? He tells marv
IT the evils that have beset the far,
ners of late years.
Capt Banks says: .What NE -
mar MlssiPpians everywhere NEED
lore railroads and transportation lines 1
3 aasInnch then As agriculture languishes |
neh commerce Is crippled, it becomes the | :
ny and interest of the tiiler of tF,& al :.
'steI and encourage railroad buiiding.
addition to. their carrying canar;IS
l.lroaus are the great civiIizeTs and eda, 2
lIors OF the age. Wherever they 90 fbev I
z precursors OF a higher ciyiiixaf;r,, r
e N their train follow churches ana :
ZOO houses. The spirit Of energy and :
1eTprise which animates the protector Of )
or kindred public improvements q
on extends to other men in other VOC v
ms Where public improvements Iead !.
pll1, Ioiiows. property increases, values
enhanced, lands improve, and the hand
tnriif Y seen and felt On every side. Do / 6
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FLORIDA.

s. g. Timmons, Putnam Hall.
6. W Wells, Alsfs.
q. n. Waldron, Daytonia,
J. 81. Campbell, Acron.
= d Mstehett, Clear Water Harbor.
g. W. Waldron, SuwanneeShoals.
D. Mcleod, Jr. EuehuaunA-
W NJ Hicks, Houston.
B. &. Wilson, Valusia.
J. C. HsrrelI. Lake Butler.
B. z. Wardlow, Madi SON
J. 3. Lee, White Springs.
Z. Knapp. LiIsona
W. B. Mcdaniel, Glen Julia.
T. 2. Rogers, Little River.
j. c. Wsidron, Lake City.
b D. HarrelI, EllaviIle.
Thomas J. Hanna, South Lake KIer
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An Illinois farmer gives an Eastern
writer for the New England Homeste,s
tne following directions for curing psII.S
shoulders on horses, and saws it Is i1faII-
PIE axe old leather and burn il to :
crisp; rub the ashes on the CALLED part:
lew applications will effect 4 perfect rrre
= new work horse put to the plow this
sPnng received several severe gals on
oo'n shoulders and = few application. Of
ne burnt leather made them as sound e
! never injured, and no scar is now seer. >
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

Lon XII the toads, the ugly toads tia,
nop around your door. Each meal the
-. 1oao ooih eat hundred bugs or
,, no ne sits around with aspect meek.
.um inc ny has neared. then shoots h.
.ol.n ms little tongue ike lightning double
: And then doth wink, and shuts
80, mug. and patiently doth wait
until there comes another bug.
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TENNESSEE STATE GRANGE.

r B. Harwell, Master, Aspen Hill.
Beverly Robertson, overseer, Henderson.
B. NJ. K. Jones, Lecturer, 0laybrook.
&. M. Whitworth, Steward, HilIsboro.
Martin C. Weaver, Assistant Steward,
Suabright.
n. Ii. Lovelace, Treasurer, Como
Wiley Hickerson, Chaplain, Manchester.
s. NJ Wilson, Secretary, Tennessee Ridge.
g. M. Tubs, Gate Keeper, waverlv,
Mrs. A. E. Robertson. Ceres, Henderson.
Mrs. V. L. WhitWorth. Pomona, HiIlsbors.
Mrs. N. 2. Wilson, FIors, Tennessee Ridge.
Mrs. P. S. Jones, L. A s., Cl.ybrook
Executive Csmmittee-Dr. J. NJ Head, Gal
latin; q. q. Norman, Murfrsesboro; Isaac
Lytton, Nashville
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During our trip through Alabama ane
Georgia We were received bv members q
the Order with the utmost kindness 70 Al
=. "notn we return our acknowledgements
ne following leading Patrons and tbe;,
iamiiies were especially courteous and
made our stay among them exceedingly
pleasant:
george Phillips, Selma. Ala.
DR.: VIM. Phillips. Selma.
r Shackelford, Pentlala.
!. j. Burlington. Fairburn. Ga
Key. ]. S. Dodd, Campbell county
Al. HUE, Clayton county.
Kew. J. ID. Gunnels. Banks county
7. A. Neal, Banks county.
r Evans, Banks county.
ID R Parks. Banks county.
VIM Griffith, Jackson county.
!. y. Stockton. Jackson county.
J. ) Sims. Jackson county.
] D. Brown, Bowman.
X H Glenn. Bowman.
A. P. Norman. Ebert county
n NJ. Carothers, Ebert county
H. K Deadwyler. Ebert county.
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bers, received four former Patrons
and received six applications fol
membership.
Much success to T1Hk PATRON.
FraternaiIy. A j. RAfsER.
Sec'y Bethel Grange, 284.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

We have been compelled to 90
out among the Oranges to appeal to
the members for a more active and
eihclent support of THE PATRoN
ane are meeting with great success
IN some localities. We expect to
double the circulation of the paner
before the end of the year.
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Muslin & RicG's WarebonSe
Near Mobile and Ohio Railroad D.,o,
COLUMBUS. MISS

w HEN YOU BRING YOUR COT
=, son to Columbus don't forget to stors
!e a Muslin & Rice's wareho9,se 49,
5oa come to Columbus without cotton
SOP at Muslin * Rioe's warehos,s.
were YOU viii find camping rooms snJ
Sne'ser and stalls for your stock. aI,xaSs
open % nose who desire to use them. ssv
" " nignt' winter or summer, and free n
an located near railroad depot.
N B--Major Hugh b. GoBr,av
N&sIer OF Min Port Grange. Isn.r
county Ala. Is with this Warehouse ana
VIII be glad TO see his friends VIZ, ,h a,'u
come to Columbus. "''ea they
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ALABAMA STATE GRANGE.

1astef-Ben. O. Harrison, Selma.
Secrssary-Wm. Jos. johnson, Chootaw
Corner, Clarke county.
Executive Committse-A. v. Gardner, Sell
ma; 8. A. 6Psrkmsn, Flint, Morgan county;
d. A. Burieson, HsrtselIe.
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TRYL.

NOSokkssfoNAL me-
! $50, Sseo"s Diifyict-Tbos.iG1r llco
FIfft Distyict-R 0I Ty.;
qings, Lee ooun,v ~ M. Ssa5..
me Lea, Caldwell COM Q, :. rhoup !
COUNTY coHNrI
y. 8; West, whItssbo,oi TENN
Asa Wesms, ouitr,sS' 3 Cost, s,,,
Alien Al |. casey, suItviIl., S,.,'..'r a
county. 'ntsonsy, We
". z. Dur,an, Br,v,-
Frank 7. Ramsey. WOOD, Brn
a =. league. Giddins,' 1''r'l SsS
T. A. Pritehsrd. knss' .' Lee ssn1s
r. z Steel. Cotton a. SSa'a'rss M.
o. ". Everett, Bonner. g,Dt'
" .; Doom. FairasId, P I.s''ion' 10
J. N. Collins. Parui,..!,s ,.''a 7
r. y u u Cobb Obj Cannon, ers .,, S'.yln,
a . y; rDsagherty. Pair. IT, ~. ',',iy
=. 2. Whittenburg. Let's La, o,li,s
.. y: Palmer, Loekbsrt =, cdi,
d. Pike, Carthage. p..5,,o ats,Hs
T. 3; John, colthorp, Ho,, ,s'ls.
=. \. Kerr, Nssquits, IpV sn.. ''us
I. G. Holt, walker st,, Gs''S = 'eg,a
a. 9. Anderson, Asbjs,J n, hsd sls,
Is 4: :; ww0SS-ard, Msrrilit,,saSs ' IVA, W.
o9n W WaltHan, Js~.t,' i''a
- p; Long, susk, chsroE,,.. ''' '''.ee
". r Miles, Thorndals M.
j. N. PitIgsrald anal N a'lsn sns
sen, Marion county. - b'V'S, al
James n. Simmon,L ,,;
James r. Rogers, M.Ii.s. O,a ~,
Kinney, and p. s. spssd an, i sss
Hs N Moore, West Point. 'i 20, U.iss
a ". Murray, Lone Grove, iI ,'a se
d. J. Goocb, Andersen. eri, .'a' W
X. A. Brooks. Alum Cr,.L Ss '''ia
D. B. Harris, Magnolia, J,. D..a'I y
=, ". spekerd, Egypt, Ks9tT,,.''7
VIZ. neRnnis and u. Il. g ~ '.''9
rls, Lamar county. A"l'atp,
". :. Packard, wssthsr,,-s
Z \. Msy, West Pals. Par, ' .S
); ID: christisn, Gobsr, PAM, '..,l
Il. n. g. Bentley ana 2 2 n! so''F
springs, Hopkins county. '' Dal' ~
y I. Corcorsn, Duck Cr..E nan
Dr. ". A. Smith, Hsllv;Ils E E.. s''7
". N. Blsleek and A.A y., a.'is y
Harrison county. - - 'u'Si' Eri
A NJ, cellar, Birisdsls. Bal, ,.-
u A Coleman, Pslo Ate p.T.
D. Z. ship, 0ensviIle. Bel ,on,..
John VI. Carson, Red OsE. I'M, ~.
John A. Forbes, Plorepe. E;T WIFE,
kebert Hsnns, Old Round Ro.L
william Erwin, Paris. L,na,,.,,,..
". ". ssyler sud S. ?. MeRn-.,I
as, LAmpAsss county. Aa'I
e. ". Martin, Rookvan Ro.t,,p.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

a late issue of the Selma (Ala.)
Times notes that the Admission Cot
ton Mandatory will soon shin
five car loads of cotton goods to
some point IN the interior of China
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Every Patron in Alabama will r..
gret to learn that Worthy Master
Harrison, of the State Grange, has
oeen sadly afflicted with sickness in
his family during the past two
months We hope that they will
be speedily restored to health
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14
FROM MISSISSIPPI
Newton Couutr.

Editor Patron: Ihsve been vi;
ing for some one to inform tbs p,
irons OF the United States Whist :,
OF Newton county, the aBsnrs
Grange County" of Miaiai,;
was doing. Bros. Bailey, Sanw
Gilbert, Hardy and many oaz
can write and ought - do So
Newton county is still on thsfl
ward move. There has been son.
dropping out Of the Grange by ID
way, because they were not Of q
bat many are joining who viii %
deubtedly remain and will sd
power OF strength to the Order
The last County Grange was b.
at Pine Forest Grange, No. 1874
strong, active. growing body oiirI
mers. Although the Grange Fa
in session two days, and on i.
second day over a Thousand pe0li
were present, all were provided IL
All things considered, this wss b
best County Grange meeting I'D
We have ever held. The eOmnt
tees came with better prepsreia
ports, mbers more willing ID
better able to discuss Grange lnE
ests than | ever saw them.
1oRr article in the issue Of Ii
gust 10. headed What the 0ris
Has Done" was literally verii:i
from the very opening Of y
Grange. The address of Bro
t MtCord was delivered ID
manner that surprised all; it "
straightforward, manly, clear 81
10 forcable that all ielt it. Il
leid no paper in bis hand; it csn1
rom the boy. S mere youth. A''
he reply of Miss Emma Day, 90
lot, nay will not speak of it.
ny poor powers are not sutHct1
o Go it justics. So much for %
sachinss of the Grange, bia
'siiey's address was all that coal'
e desired.
Bro. Pat. Darden has been
lewton county. / heard him y
yer sn address to the Patrons sI
'rmers st the campground, sn'
Iust say his speech surpassed a
fort | have ever heard him nSA
l any former occasion. The ps
q appeared absorbed from ~
me- be commenced 10 the end, Sns
Ingry for more. May besTe'l
ever attend him ID u
'ble efforts to do good. The V
T was not only strengthened ."
. have one more Grange in New
a county, as one Of the geoa u
It's Of his visit.
O0ce more, Scott, Newton, sD'
nderdale counties met Sepisn
: 9th, ST Centerville, NeW~
anty, aud formed the Union I"
irons, from some cause JasF,
shoba and Leake did not sew
egates. We expect the large
herring ST our next campgroup'
II Lake on the Vicksburg ~
ridlsn Railroad, ever hela
on the first Tuesday
=, 1883, and our Editor, W.
arlington. that has laborea
: and so faithfully for US, mus
OF the editorial harness iOl
days and Gene down and
Il Patrons can do. We are Sd.
and hopeful that many OF o.
ees will be - that union
pmeat Of the farmers and ~
: OF this section.
asrcns> all over this broad mn
ars, what are you doingT A.
doing your whole duty, or ~
dong half duty? | fear 'p'
are not doing whole duty, VII.
even half your duty, for ! y.
that . few determined oro"
ad sisters can in 3 few yeS
ap the order of Patrons
,snaFy IN any community, g
IL eowns and cities owned y
Nd companies, rings and Dv
lies.
asernally, HAMILTON CooPss
satar. Sept. -
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

We have received the Septs5s
mum Der of The Lauies' FIor,lri
met, New York City. Itbs.
with instructi' e articles well 81,
to please the ladies'.
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The Grange from Two Stand
points.
BY MRS. LUNA 6. PrcE

L het upon the street the other dav
n worthy man, we'll call him Farme
Grey; NV
And as our talk ran en-, bv way of chang
l asked him this, "How comes on YOU
Granger"
he looked aside, then sadly shook hi
head,
II must tell the truth, our Grange i,
dead.
am retail grocer. as YOU know.
| AND hiding my relief l said, "Csr th;.
be sosf'
an And instantly through my mind
there rushed long array
VI various goodly profits
mat had been swept away
0y 'his same Grange. MY prices must
reduce,
VT else my customers would say, "what
is the use,''
The Changers buy it SO and so.
l could not fool them for ven know
hey d talk it over till they found
last what made on everv pound
Au TINS | saw would quickly chang.
Tonio be safely rid of this same Grams.
'enes OF deep regret. 20 Farmer GREY.
"How is it. pray, your worthy Cr.
deadi"
ne paused moment ere he made re,Ir.
ell, sir, think know the reaso, ~
ne fart Is. neighbor mine, the Granasrs
are, fear,
100 much like other people who inb.h;,
this sphere,
1 ney think too much of self.
Twas self. and nothing ,,ore
~, : nal kiiied our Grange, and il has killed |
ne Oranges by the score.
Dor worthy cause was never meant
! 1 solely turn upon the-cent.
~ ann and plan it was designed
! o broaden and uplift mankind.
20 teach the tillers of the soil.
:, ,i1. ne is not one round of toll.
, mar brains viii tell upon the farm
As well as muscles of the arm "
ast then. farmer passed u. !, .,.A
mo, being homewaId bound h. .r.sL
Farmer Grey
70 TINS cut short our talk, but as turn.d
about 01' neo
met The shrewdest LAWYER that has
shingIe out.
me as ne Joined me In NV wall.
~, ZIG MN OF the farmer and our tall
-~., mas their Grange gone upsr said
the lawyer,
bv Iove, that suits me well
tell YOU. sir, when farmers ar-,,;,.
2 ne thing begins to tell.
"e1 lnink too much, they read too n,nch. {
9os they'll begin to talk It
,awyers do not like the Granpe
do our best to baIk It
nv. IN town meetings, even now
'metlmes they'll turn about
nd viii not vote the ticket
lave carefully made out.
Dc sure, we run the county vo,.
no as yet we run the State. n.
X VINO IS safe when men Begin
NEEDLE with the s'slate.
we got to step this thinking
tore 1t is too late,
ey II have voice in making Laws
ne more eloquent he waxes9
Q rather make the laws ourselves
ID let them pay the taxes.
Cd night, my friend, here is mxs,..
Q ne went within his Office
prepare another aslate.,
'ent the evening in my store. Lab
this | did desire.
marx my prices up, and then. n,
II pleased, could retire. 10
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

The Patrons of Dallas county
Ala. have established an extensive
cooperative store at Selma. We
shall give fJll particulars in our
next issue.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

Mr. ii. B. Gourley, of Lamar county
Ala, has become connected with NJ
" K'ces warehouse in this city. He is
strong Patron and farmers will 6,5
MN efficient and reliable. See card
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ARKANSAS STATE GRANGE.

Mastsr-J. v. Scott, Miller county.
6scrstary-R. Higginbotham, Miller.
Executive Csmmi,tee-R. G. Clancy, Ar
kansas comfy; Edward Terry.
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GEORGIA STATE CRANE.

Msster-H. r. Deadwyler, Doves Greek.
Secretsry-E. Taylor, Bolingbroks.
Executive Committee-T. n. Kimbrough,
catsnls, J. Rberhart, Point Peter: J. W
Martin, Doves Greek.
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TEXAS STATE GRANGE.

Master-A. J. Rose, Bell county.
Secretary-k. I. Kennedy, Prsestone-
Executive Cemmittse-A. NJ Kellar, Bell;
r. N. Daugherty, Caldwell; ". q. Harris,
Dallas.
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Haaoa,,..oana-W.B.s -
Ho on,sonsy-BB 3. P I'm ~
Ross oar as A. 4 To-
1. .,n..aEJ. @. x.i,t,,..
6Sssss. .s- N. Hs usSp~ b.ss
P.a.aEI,s'Ios-I'.i.I sss,:.H .,ss|
sis .s1. N. cau,sy,' r .c.r w.
ss, m;ss c, Esi.,,,,G.' csT
S S.l'o-. = ?. s,Eris' I W, ESS,
Vieksbsrs. ''''s'n ,sd n.
WIFE,, ,n.on.c. E.ttsrvlu. :
ial'Susha-w. L. VI. Lso'inG.
"soi, W.1',
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FLORIDA STATE GRANGE,

Master-Wn. II. Wilson, Wilson.
Secretary-T- W. Fielding, Wilson.
Executive COMMITTEES. c. WAIdron, Lake
City; g. W. WAIdron, suwannes Shoals; J. C.
HarTell, Lake Butler.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

MIocIboIFPI bIAIH 6hAHdB.
Aaster-Put. Darden, Fayette.
Overseer-J. g. Macarthur, Meridian.
Lecturer-Baxter Wilson, Lexington.
Steward. B. Bailey, Lake.
Secretary-Mrs. Helen A. Ably, HsrmAns-
vile, Clniborne county.
Treasurer-H. o. Dixon, Jackson.
Executive Committee-T. J. Ably, Port 3ib-
son L. p. Afford, Jackson; DR.. j. B. Bailey.
Lake; DIR. J. 2. Mcleod, Macon.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14

The Matrimonial Aid Associa.
tons are beginning to fail all over
the country.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-14
GEORGIA

GEORGIA.
Bsnks county. D. Gunnsls, BanksriIIe.
5loo-NiiliAm Davis, Macon.
CsnposlI-J. s. Dodd, Pairburn.
Clarke-B. 2. o'Kelley, Athens.
Siay-P. B. Hobbies, Cotton Hill.
ClaytoR-L. D. Lee.
Cobb-D. W. Orr, Acworth.
Dade-W. A. Chambers.
Davson-H. S. Jay
decatur eounty-W. Berrie MsD.n;.l a.,
J lula, Florida. OisA
Eioert-H. r. De2dwyler, Doves C-..t
y-f. ID. Arnstead, Cedar Sprirr.
Gordon-O. II. Davis, Sugar VALLEY
AarTis-J. A. B. Dorier, Cstsul.
Hs7ris-Aajsr Flinn Harre. No,n.,;, u,,,
hart-J. z Brown, Bowman
Henry-T- E. Brown.
Lowndes-Wm. Zsixlsr. yalsa.t.
Aaoisen-J. B. keerhart, Point Pst.r.
Aiiier-T. NJ Brown. Colo zitt.
Asntgonery@S. q. Clark.
og aetherPe-J. w. Martin, Point P...,
Polk--W. Everett, Rock Werks
Putaski-W. S. Lancaster.
Seitmas-G. ?. DoEier, Hatcher States
handolPh-W- ?. Davis, colen.,,, ~.
sPaldiEg-H. I. Patterson. r''-
Ietfsir- McRae
Ierrsll-W. s. Martin.
ahonAs-Dr. J. P. Turner. Bo..o,
haiker--N. A. Keown.
wasaan gten-W- J. Henderson psxssA
"nkanson-S. II. L2ngfora, Gorden
E. TAYLOR
secretary State Grange.