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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-19

4 Mr. w Il Hirst has Bought cut Levi Wes
and will take possession next Monday. A
present he Is getting his hand in.
Coll Van Oleve has been confirmed a
Collector Of Customs II Is only = question
of tune as to when II viii be paying pssi
tion.
Mr.. L. Kline arrived in Albany Monday
evening. He has gone out OF business in Sai
Francisco, aud now talks of locating In Sc
attic.
Pref. fIorner. lately Of tho rh lomstl
Cracible, has been engaged TO teach the Cen
trail school in place Of Prof Hogue, who has
resigned.
Prof. G. c. Hogue has severed his eonnoe'
tion with the Central schsol and accepted
a position as bookksoper on the o Rail-
road.
Mr.. 4. [. Dagger left for Yaquiua Bay
last Monday assride festive eayuse. lie IL
to assist in the publiestion OF the faqu'na
Post.
Last week MIR. I. L. Smith, Of Indepsn.
dsnee, assisted by DIR. Kelly, ampatated a
toe on one Of the feet OF Mr.. A, J. Fsx, who
had injured the same few days previous.
Hon j X weatherford has been dows the
read this week, and spent Tuesday aud
Wednesday, in Portland. His shaneea for
election arc becoming almost certainty.
! Material improvements are being made
en- Second Street between Broaaalhin aud
Ellsworth. The walks have been taken up
and Hew ones placed down on level with
the read.
Last Friday a storm of something half way
between bail and snow occurred, IL came.
down in balls smaller than hens eggs teon'
siderably) aud could be thrown in single
chuaks with ease.
Last Friday while assisting in running on
the Register HeAry Maine Jr., caught his
feot in the power press in this Office. and
before he could sxtrieats il. his toes were
were jambed so badly that ho walked with
limp for several days.
The social TO be given by the ladiea OF
the Presbyterian church will occur 10 few
weeks. They have sent for = lot Of genuine
maple sugar. which is now on the way. aud
is expected 10 arrive about the ist of June.
Hon G y Williams arrived ia Portland
last Wednesday. lie claims Oregon aa his
residence for tho sake Of running for U s
Senator but he will fad there arc not
enough landaulets here 20 carry him into
the Senate Chamber.
Rev. Wood, oae Of the ministers in charge
of the revival going on a. the M Z Church.
is an old Albany boy. and is well rsmem-
bered by many with whom hs ssd TO go TO
school in this city. He has been preaching
about three years in the N Church.
4 very pleasant surprise party was given
OILS evening las. week in honor Of Miss Lii.
lie Rshertson's sevents0th birthday. Quite
a number Of her ysusg friends stepped in on
her with well filed baskets and hearts fall
Of good wishes. taking her completely by
surprise. Several hears were passed in
games aud soeiability, and then bouatiful
lunch was spread that did honor to those
who got it aP. We speak from knowledge.
Ter . plate Of it was ssnt the Editor. whs
though forgot to bring it around until after
the paper wss out.
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Chairman Of the Linn county Democratic
Central Committee.
~. Joseph polksblAti. Aug. %. 1871 :
what q German Newspaper says.

We 0euneas In general not inclined u bsisYs a.
once Ia great announcements And puffa ari
rather suspicious, and often With perfect right. o
snAggsFations and hullbnEu. Oar motto IL. "Kha'
the eyes the heart bsisvus," end Se ihsTsiOfs
desire and examine ourselves befsrs speak
about tsings and praise thgfB This vas oar idea
when ws heard and read ~ much about DR. y. A.
iurhmonds Justly eslebratsd Worlds Eplleptie In.
alI.uIs, aud therefore ssnt reporter 10 tbs build
ing. Me are now abe 70 give the best information
eh the subject. based personal feYlss aud oE
am nation oi the premises
our reporter found DF. Richmond IN his Office The
dsotor kindly received him, ana not only answered
all his qusstss but shoss1 and erlzpsd everything
about the place 70 LIN. Ills oss Il the arsg floor
of the buding. Eas ito Hs.s covered with thsu.
sands % photographs o gentlemen aud ladies restored
" health By the use of Samaritan SerFine. among
sbotn reporter recognized RAny u bis eoBp.
tryfnsu. and its glass cases eoptain innamsrabls
certificate sf aud lsttsrs ia praise oi this usd
famous remedy,
About ten years ago d.. Richmond came % NJ.
JOsrph. lie vas then Soor youn1 man, with but
ttle ntBtey, aud uo ftsads ~ assis, him. lie routsd
small us.isr Frances street, and caanmenccd the
Aebisfsd grAad tfuaiph. In the face 81 stubborn
0ppositiOn on every hand. aud is t5-daY u The
ssalthissi men In eur midst. This fact alone 10
amply suacieut 70 shou the merits u hia invaiusb
pfeparAtisn though thsFa no ether sources
from vbich procure valid and reliable testimony
But bsaldes The moasy which ths great msdie.ss
has been the u bringing % the Inventor the
doctor receives daily the blessings Of thousand oi
allsns restored " haAh and happiness through his
nstrumea;Alily. These ettefs are open for nslociou
- bis oos, ard t requires tso esfks ~ EllsA4 70
this efAneh u The business.
Dr. Mehm0pd i living sHkmiis 10 be initiated ~
ali young who have disposition reach efnih.
s"ss In ihs ~efid BY diilgsses Ia the u their
prosperity which Surrounds him. he hzs the Eat.fa6
L0a 10 bo Fagzrdsd = human besesArtgr,
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LAST SAD RHTKs.

Last Thursday afternoon after the body
Of Ward Adair had been recovered from
lta watery grave IL was placed In tho
hands OF Coroner Davis and of couse tho
jury summoned rendered verdict of
death by drowning. On Friday short
services were held at the residence of
Mr.. G. @. Cherry. They wore very az
fectlng. The bereavement sf the mother
was something to touoh the heart OF the
most stolld. The remains were conveyed
by large delegation OF fitsmsn to the
depot, and wero taken on the noon train
to Salem, accompanied by friends and
twelve or fifteen fremsn who acted ~
pail bearers. The funeral services were
held In the Congregational church In that
city, ia tho afternoon, the church being
crowded to its utmost capacity. They
wero conducted by Rov. r. 3. knight.
Afterwards the body was taken To the
cemetery, whore IL Slips the long sleep.
Saturday morning ,bout II o'clock tho
body of Alonzo strs"ge, Wards uufor-
tunale companion, was found about 100
yards below tho falls, nearly buried IN
sand 1t was taken To No. Is Engine
House, aud a Corone, y jury being sum
moned rendered tho verdict OF death by
drowning. Atthe lime ho bad no relatives
here, so the members of the firo depart
msnt, although Strange was not q NOM
her, took charge ofthe matter, and prop
erly clothed him and fitted him for
burial. Too much cannot DO said In praise
OF the dlslAterosted spirit o humanity
which characterized the conduct OF sever
nj. AionEo's sister came on the noon
train from Salem, and by Sabbath his
half aistor and half brother aud brother
in.law had arrived. His remains were
taken to tho eemotary from Mr.. MarShall's
house on First street, accompanied bv
tho firomon and one OF the largest delega-
ton Of citizens We have ever seen At n
funeral here. A simple, beautiful burial
service was conducted at tho grave by
Rev. Hollenbaugh, and the remains OF
Alonzo Strange were lad In their Last
resting place, amid the toars OF both
friends aRd strangers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-19

Tho printers or this city thinking thal
they couldn't "stiek" to II any longer
without little recreation aro making ar
rangements for holding ono OF these az
fairs. Last Saturday night meeting wal
called at Watts & Godfrey's Job Office al
whics thors was . good attendance. Chas
w. Watts was elected chairman and Fred
p. Eutting secretary.
A communication was read from the
Salem printers asking the Albany types
To join them In their picnic TO bo hold on
tho 9th OF June. After due consIderatIsn n
the invitation was accepted, and on motion
tho following committees were appointed.
On Arrangement Pfeifor, Goo
Hawkins, Jas Godfrey.
On Music-C ii Stewart, Jas PoitingeF
and Thos Callahan.
Tho meeting adjourned subject IN the
call OF the chairman.
Fare nj reduced ratios win be eblAinod,
As we'll a. good music, aud the typos will
have . good time. Everybody will be or
pocted 10 20.
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Last Saturday was Mrs. John Smiths
elghtieth birthday. sho had reached tho al
letted three score years and ten and added
another ton 10 1t. In commemoration of
the uncommon event Mrs. Smiths friends,
some OF whom have seen AZ many or
nearly ~ many years as oven she, con-
gregated at the resi- dence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Montoith, and spent the
Afternoon in most enjoyable manner.
A splendid dinner was partaksn OF and
old svonts rohearsod. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith both walked from their homo 10
Mrs. Montslth's y and several wsro present
who have not been out for some time,
Others were kept tome OIL account OF Ill
moss but all with one accord, as wel as
tho many younger friends who were rot
cid eneugh to be present, are full OF good
w'shos and kim feelings for this noble
old lady and her husband. beth of whom
have Soon no many ofthe oheckercd pages
OF life. May thoy 500 many moro years.
Next January Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
have been married sixty Year,. They
have three children now living, all Of
whom are becoming we'll advanced in
years. They are Mrs Walter Montslth,
OF this city, Mrs. Tate, who Is In New
Ysrk City, and Mrs. John Bsrrows, Of
San Francisco,
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A serenade.

On Wednesday evening Of last week the
Ladies Cornet Band, accompanied by the
College Brass Band, called at our resi-
dence with the intention OF giving us q
serenade, but we were attending ratifica.
ton meeting OF 'the unterrlRsd and un-
washed" at the Court House and missed
all the music. Weare very sorry we were
absent. butknowing what a lengthy speak.
er we are the members OF the band will
probably think that what was our loss was
their eternal gain. We thank the MEM
bers Of the bands for the expression OF
their regard, and sincerely wish we had
been present to hear them. We might
also be forgiven fer wishing that all those
ladies were voters and the ysung men oi
age.
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chatterbsx.

We ba,e received a number ef th,
Original Engliah Chsttsrbox" frsm the
American publishers, Msssrs. Estes q
L-Auriat, Boston, Mass. This is the chill.
dren'smaga<ino par excellence contain.
Ing S2 pages, and 10 full psgo illustrations
each mouth. Ithas more than q millisn
readers Ia England and AnerIea.
For one dollar sent by a now subscriber,
directly to tho publishers, they will send,
postpaid, "chatterbox" fer ono year and
= beautiful stool engraving OF a little girl
puzAling over her frat sum, and entitled
sought to Carry One" The engraving
Is Isx2l inches, and sells for $500 thu,
giving every now subscriber $500 worth
for SI.oo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-19

Tho Democratic nominees OF Linn Coun
ty will speak on the political questions o.
Inc day at the following times and places
Mlllsrs station, wednesday May II, al
o'clock r. NJ.
sbedd, Thursday, May 25th, at o'clock
I'm.
Halssy, Friday, May rs, at O'Clock =. N.
Harrisburg, Saturday, h.y -, at one
o'clock T.. NJ.
Brownsviiio, Monday, May 20, n. one
Brush Creek, Tuesday, May 30. at p n
Sweet Home, "Wednesday, May 81 at one
o'clock y. M.
Lobansn. Thursday, Juno /, at one
o'clock n. NJ.
sclo, Friday, Juno 9 4, at one o'clock = ~.
Albany, Saturday, June 3, one O'Clock
y. ~.
Opposing candidales arc respectfully In
vitsd 10 90 present and participate IN the
discussions.
AtnAsY, oero x, Msy 10 IL, 's'2.
lion. N. N. HeriR:
Chairman OF the Eopp li'"ir cssnty
Central Comm ites:
You are hereby Informed tlt e ~ =.
Of Linn county viii 10 commenced ~ hr
24th day Of May, 1892, ~ Mlli.T- StsdyB,
In said county, at tho hour Of o'cl' ck
y. NJ, of said day, by the nOIninsos Of the
Democratic Convention Of Linn county.
Tho nominees Of tho Republican CouB-
ty Convention Of aaid county, yourself
or any Republican that you or your Coun.
~ Central Committee may designste, arc
rokpsctfuily invited to bo pTcseot during
said canvass aud participate in the dis
cussiens.
J. WHTTsgY,
Chairman Of the Linn county Democratic
CenlPuI C,OmmitLeo.
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MATRIMONIAL OBITUARY.

As the great wheel Of tine has rolled
aleag. IL again becomes the painful
duty Of the membsrs OF Bachelor
Hall TO chreniole the sad departure Of
one of their NEST beloved brothers.
At call meeting Of the club the fol.
lowing on condsIsncs was adopted
WHEREAS, The frail bark Of single
blesssdness that our believed brother
had departed in fsra voyage across the
scean OF time has by eontrary wImdn
and the smiles OF q beautiful Vouug
lady wrecked spon that ever fatal roc
OF matrimeny. And: inasmuch as our
brother has allowed himself to drIft
down the current OF time without ever
throwing to the breeze the signal of
danger or putting forth any effort 10
sail by those bright smiles that have
caused him TO violate the constitution
Of our noble society, which strictly
prohibits marriage, therefore be It
Resolved, That hls name be stricken
from the roll, and It 10 the wish of the
faithful members Of the society that
the crew Of his little canoe be increAs-
ed from TIVE to round dszeR before
bis journeys cad.
Resolved, That his fatherly care and
wise counsel will bee sadly missed In
all the workings Of the society.
Resolped, That the members wear tn Q
usual badge Of mourning for period Oi
thirty days.
Resolved, That we freely synpathize
with his bereaved family and friends,
and that copy OF these resolutions be
furnished the STATE RIaHTs DKMocRA7
for publication,
RALPH,
CHARLIE,
Dick,
II. G..
Committee,
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JsinI csayA...

W.G. Plpsr. Esq., Republican nom
Ines, and w. II. Holnos, Esq, Dems.
cratic nominee for prosecuting atterney
for the third judicial district. will address
their fellow citizens In said dIstric at ,h,
following times and places, on the polite
ai iEzues Of tho day:
Lebanon, Friday, May 10. atIP.A.
Scio, Friday, May 10, a. T:30 p. n.
Jefferson, Monday. May -, ~ IP.n.
Aurera, Tuesday May q. at Pm.
GeryaIs, Tuesday, May %, At 7:30 p. n.
siivsrton, ThursdEy, May 70, a. r. II.
Salem, Friday, May %, at 1880 y. n.
Independents. Monday May 20, 7:so P.M.
Dallas, Tuesday, May 80. at 7:30 r. y.
Sheridan, Wednesday, May 81, At PM,
McMinnVille, e,Thursday .Junc I. T:s0 Pm.
Lafayette, Friday. June 2, at 7:so p. n.
Amity, Saturday, June 3. At T:Jo =. ~.
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J. A. GroSs, proprietor OF tas ders
hotel, keeps one OF tho best public houses
In the State. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and Oh his tables
can DO fsaod the best food the market af.
ferds. Parties going on on the morning
fraiu can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves. Here.
AFTER the hotel will DO kept open all nigh
or convenience OF the public.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the an
IN nual election for CHIEF ENdINKER
and one ASSISTANT EkoTNxKR Of the Al
bany Fire Department Will take place at
No. rs Hall on
Tuesday, the 9th OF June 1882.
bstweon the hours OF and 7 o'clock, p. IN.
ID. II. Monteith. Jas. w. Foster and I.
Fsx arc appointed judges Of said election.
l.. BuYEU, Pres.
o. ii. IRVINE, Sec.
Albany, Or, May 18th. 1851.
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MARRHRN.
HzKKIs-MoKRIs.-o sas6as6, May

HARRIS-MORRIS.- SABBATH, May
l4th, 1882, at the residence of Mr.. w. L.
Vance, In Albany, by Rev. j. w. Harris,
Mr.. GEORGE w. HARRIS to MISS MAGGIE
A. MoRRIs-all of Albany.
[Bachelordom is again in deep mourning,
and is shedding tears ever one of its best
members butwhat is their less is another's
gain. Both Of the happy couple are to be
congratulated and are entitled to our most
earnest wishes for long life full of hap
pinsss and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
spent Sabbath evening with the brides par
snts in the country and returning to the
city Monday began keeping house in earnest.
Georges chances for tho Deputy Assessor.
ship are now better than eyer.l
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Beautiful Bugglcs,

Last Monday while at Marshalls
livery stable we noticed two beautiful
new buggies, without doubt the hand
somest ia the city. We learned that
they were manufactured by Fred vii.
lert, of this city, and going down to
his shop we found q large stock OF
buggies and hacks which for durability
and finishcannot be excslled anywhere
None but the Ysry best material /.
used in this manufacture and every
vehicle Is fully warranted.
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knights OF PytAlas.
Committee.

Last Thursday night the knights initia-
ted the following Ave new members, Z L
Irvine, Chas Willert, G M Coffey, ] J
Dubruille and i stimson. and a. usual
on such occasions had big time. Nine
of the new Corvallis Lodge who had gone
through the mill, were down to SEQ the
fun. Their names are d Link, w Will,
W P Ready, d b Irvine, J s Moore, o
McLargan, JAS Booth, v r Hyde and
Jas Reedman. A bountlful repast was
served about midnight, which was highly
commented upen by all. The Albany
Lodge now numbers So members,
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Z. 4. skip.sr.l'. Apso..smssl..

T. ~ skiP~orih (DemocrAD will aa.
u1e.S MS islio" citizens Of IInu county
on the Politioal questions Of the day al, The
tolIswing times and places:
lebanon, May 10. at 7.so .. M.
scio, May %, at 1880 pm.
Jordan Valley. Mays. at2p IN
FOX valley, May 20, at u. In,
Providenos School House Nav 25. n 2.
p. m.
sweet Home May -, at l:s) p. n.
KNOX Butte, MAY so. at p. 10
Albany, May 81, AZ 1880 p. IN.
The appointment at Knox Ruts was
postponed To tho 30th on accou nt OF the
urners being busy At ths present tlms.
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now TO SECURE HEALTH.

It seems strange that any win suffer from ths
many arrangements brought on by an impure con-
dition OF the blood when SC0VILLS SARSAPARILs-
LA AND STILLINGIA, or Blood and Liver Syrup
will restore perfect health TO the physical organiza-
ton. IL is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and has proven itself to be the best blood pur
for ever discovered efectually cRg Screfula Syph-
istlc disorders Weakness Of the Kidneys ErysipeAs
Malaria, all nervous disorders and debility bilious
complaint and all diseases indicating an impure con
diton OF the blood, liver kidneys, stomach, skin, etc
II corrects indigestion. single bottle will prove te
YOU its merits health renewer, for il ACTS
LIKE A CHARM, especially when the complaint is o.
an exhaustive nature, having q tendency to lesser
the vigor Of tho brain and nervous system.
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through the mysterious hand OF ~
all wise Providence, we are again called
npsn to record the death ETA we'll be
loved breihsr. Ward d. Adair 10 us
more. While he had been citizen oI
our eonmsnlty. and q member Of Linn
Engine Company No. 2 but little while
yst he had by his uniform Ksod con
duct formed many endearipg friend
ships. and had become an henor, "a
our city. Tho whole com nanIty
ms5rns his lsss. and Ia every house.
hold and sy every hrsslds words oi
sympathy are spoken for the bsrsaved
mother upon whose heart this HsarfuI
blew fell with 10 mach severity.
Our deceased brother was bora aI
Clsckarnas. ClaekAmas county. Oregon
on the sth OF Janusry. 1854. and was al
the time Of his death lsyears. 4 months
and days old.
In hls sudden death we are adm snlsh.
ed that life Is very uncertAin. while a.
firsmsn we are ever ready, as was our
deceased brothsr,to perform every duty
that any emergency aight rsqaire. let
Us ever be ready not snly to face The
daEgsrs which as arsmsa we are coma
pellsd 10 meet on earth. but also the
great realities OF future existence.
Resoiucd. That our sympAthies are
hereby extended 10 the bersavsd moth
er aAd relations In this hour Of their
great Misfortune.
Resotred, That copy Of this nsmsri.
al be furnished his mother and bsrsav-
Ell friends, and that tho same bs spread
upsn cur minutes and furnished the
city papers fer publication.
p. II. RAYMOND,
7. +. HAcKLEMAE,
W. II. MILLER,
Committee.
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Auction or millinery Goods.

Begianing with tomorrow, Saturday
there will be an auction sale OF goods
in o'ToOle's Block west or Nolan's. The
stock to be sold will consist of millinery
goods, hSse, corsets, laces, etc., all fine
stock and of good quality, The auction
will continue from 10 o'clock In the morn
ing till in the evening, and will take
place every Saturday until after July, and
will be under the charge of Mr.. G.
Parrish.
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ZONE AND ABROAD
$500 EHwAED

It is thought by many that money has
been brought to this county for the purpose
of eoAtrSling the coming election. The
above reward will be paid any one who will
furnish proof Sufficient to convict person
of bribery in this county at tia election on
June 5th.
BY order Of the Democratic Fentral
Committee.
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Cara or Thanks.

The undersigned woaldreturn thanks
to the citizens. and particularly to the
fire department of Albany, for the as
sistance they rendered In finding and
bHrying his brother.in-law, Aloazo
Strange Such conduct cannot GO un.
rewarded. GHAs MCDONALD.
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SEQ REWARD.

The above reward will be paid by the
undersigned for such Iugermatiin-as will
lead TO the arrest aud conviction OF the
person or persons who, wilfuiiy and ma.
licioualy, did knock over the upper sec
ton or The CundiR monument, in the city
cemstery. thereby breaking the urn and
cap aud otherwise damaging the same,
STAtoRR Bkos.
ALB.Er, Or, May 10, 1881.
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CARD.

The undorsignsd together with the other
relatives Of Ward Adair, who recently
came to h is death by accidental drowning,
hereby return our sincere thanks to the
people Of Albany and vicinity for their
untiring efforts for the recovery of the
bsdy, and for their warm sympathy and
kind hslpfullness, in our bereavement.
MRS. NJ. NJ. ADAIR,
Mr.. O. @. CHERRY,
MRS. INEz CHERRY,
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The Grange DscIinIng.

Another evidence Of the rapid decline Of
the Grange in this section il that the new
class which will be initiated at Knox Butte
on Saturday, May 27th, win only number
ttcenty-sir. Judge Boise, Master of the State
Grange, viii probably be present. Mem,
bers Of the order are invited to attend.
The Order Of Chosen Friends closed their
charter on Saturday night with ITO mem
bers.