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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will continue to send the TRIB-
UNE to all persons whose names appear
on MIR. Israel's subscription list. If
there be anyone who desires to discon-
tinue the paper, he will notify US at
once, otherwise he will be held liable
for the paper sent to his address.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13

All those who have land business be-
fore the Land Office at McCook, Ne
braska, or the Department at Wash
ington, are invited to call on Or address
the undersigned, who has had many
years experience in Land Office bust
ness, and who will be glad to transact
any business in that line, such as con-
tests, homestead entries, timber-cul-
ture entries, and special applications,
all of which will be done on reasonable
terms and entire satisfaction given.
J. E. COCHRAN,
LIST Door South Z. S. Land Office,
2S-tf. McCook, Nebraska.
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For Sale or Rent,

Store building and lot, best business
corner in McCook, Nebraska. For price
and terms, apply to Citizens Bank of
McCook, or J. W. Dolan, Indianola,
Nebraska. 2S.2t.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13
DR.. Rush's Regulator

has failed TO give relief. II has been used sue
cessfuy for years in subduing the most stubborn
eases of heart difficulties, \ positive cure for En-
argement, Palpitation. Flutterng and Fatty Dcgen-
Grafton Of the heart. Price, 500 per bottle; six for
$500. Sold by druggists, sent direct By Dir.
RCsH's MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Nunda, y. Y. L. ;
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LOS

A note for $50 in favor of ". NJ.
Rollins, and against S. B. Wookey.
Finder will confer favor by returning
same to owner.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13

perior to any Eastern hard coal.
27-4t. CHICAGO LUMBER YARD.
j. F. Gump is closing out his stock
of groceries, canned goods, and in fact
his entire stock, positively at cost. Mr..
Gump is going out of the business.
Ladies and gentlemen of Indianola
and Culbertson who want to enjoy them
selves, Friday, the 2lst, should attend
the Social at the Eating House on that
evening.
No. 40 was delayed two hours,
Wednesday, by the engine becoming
disabled above Culbertson. An engine
went out from here and brought the
train in.
The first lady Or gentleman at the
McCook Skating Rink, each evening
and Saturday afternoon, will be given
the use of pair of skates for one hour
gratis. l.. LEE JOHNSON.
Those desiring to purchase tickets for
the Social at the B. & NJ. Dining Hall
on the 21st, should call at THE TRI-
BUNE office. Tickets, so cents for each
individual.
In company with our obliging peda-
gogue, Charlie Boyle, we took drive
through the country north of town, the
first of the week. We travelled over
some as fine land as there is in Nebraska.
We are informed that J. p. Haigler,
of Haigler, Dundy county, has disposed
of his stock ranch. The sale was made
on Tuesday, and the sum paid was $751;
900. The ranch comprised 500 acres.
We still have some of those calling
cards, and we do neat and tasty work
at the TRIBUNE Office, too. Call and
examine our specimens, and judge for
yourselves, before sending your work
away.
Parties are now at work putting down
well for J. B. Mcserve on his ranch
south of the Republican. Mr.. Meserve
has bad tanks and troughs made and
will plant mill as soon as the we'll is
finished.
Teachers were obliged to dismiss
school early, Tuesday afternoon, on &C
count Of the SCOT burning out of the
long pipe, filling the room with smoke
and otherwise making the school room
rather unpleasant.
| Prof. A. J. Dill will deliver free
lecture in the Band Hall on Sunday
evening, December 18th, at Z o'clock,
p. NJ, on the Life and Times of Mary
Queen of Scots" Also, prelude on
Evolution of Thought"
S. L. Green has just received, for the
Holidays, full line of Albums, photo
and autograph, Dressing Cases, Toilet
Sets, Handbags, Dolls, wax and china,
and Toys of every description. Go and
inspect them before buying elsewhere.
Our Land Office is doing big bust
ness. Land is being entered and con-
tests instituted every day. "Uncle
Sam wages 100 acres of fine land that
homesteaders can't live on it five years,
and there many who are going to test
the matter.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
intend holding Sociable in the B. &
NJ. Dining Hall on Friday, the 21st of
this month. If you desire to spend an
enjoyable evening in dancing and par
taking of the choice edibles which the
ladies will spread before you on that
occasion, dom t fail to be there.
The musical talent of McCook held
concert at the room of Messrs. Nc
Cartney and Chenery, Sunday night, at
which some fine music was played.
Solos were performed on almost every
instrument from mouth organ to a
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER ID, 1888.
local INTELLIGENCE.

IOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
S--------------------
Fresh Oysters at Joe's.
Graham Flour at City Bakery.
Fresh Oysters at the City Bakery.
Boot Jack eating tobacco at Rogers.
Fresh Oysters received daily at
Gumps.
Choice Apples, $3.50 per bbl., at
Rogers.
Everybody went to see the bridge,
Sunday.
Our city dads will meet on Saturday
evening.
Buckwheat, Flour and Maple Syrup
at Rogers
For the best Flour in town call at
City Bakery.
Headquarters for Holiday Goods at
S. j.. Green's.
S. II. Colvin intends holding dance
Christmas week.
A full line of the very best cigars at
the B. & NJ. Pharmacy.
Christmas Goods, by the car load, to
arrive at c. H. Rogers
Remember the Sociable at the Dining
Hall on Friday, the 21st.
Don't buy your Christmas Goods un-
til you see them at Rogers
McCook, like the redoubtable Eli,
is getting there in fine style.
Don't fail to 60 and see that fine lot
of handsome vases at Green's.
The best fine cut chewing tobacco in
the city at B. & NJ. Pharmacy.
Don't forget that Rogers is the place
TO buy your Christmas presents.
A large assortment of the best Per-
fumeries and Extracts made, at Green's.
The famous Boot Jack chewing to-
bacco for sale at the B. & NJ. Pharmacy.
A number of strangers in town dur
ing the past week looking after some
more desert land.
We are having perfectly lovely
weather, and many there are taking
advantage thereof.
\ gentleman from Alma was in Nc
Cook, the first of the week, tuning
pianos. Exultemus !
Just received, 5000 doctors
Choice the best nickle cigar made,
ut Is. q Nj. Pharmacy.
Standard Poems, Toy Books for the
children. and large miscellaneous COL
lection of books at Green's.
At Green's you will find the hand
soonest Cards Christmas, Birthday and
Reward, ever brought to McCook.
Choice Potatoes for so cents per
bushel, in wagon load lots IS cents per
bushel, at Hayden & McCartney's.
Xxx X Riverton and Perfection
Flour, the best in the market for 1926
per cwt. at Hayden & McCartney's.
Wiley & Co., have been making
much needed improvements in their
drug store, by the addition of drawers,
shelves, etc.
The B. & NJ. Pharmacy will, in a
few days, open up large invoice Of
fine medicines, perfumery and drug
gists' sundries.
Theatrical companies now advertise
that they will ticker dude to death
every night. The race ought soon to
become extinct.
= For anything in the Jewelry line, call
on H. Byron, who has just opened up
a full and handsome stock, new and of
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A Girl Wanted.

A girl wanted to do general house
work. Apply at CITIZENS BANK.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13
WANTED.

A load of cut wood, Immediately, at
this Office. Cash paid.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13

The Band will give another enter
tainment on the 2Sth. Look for pos
tiers, ETC., in due time.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-12-13

H. Byron has just received fine
stock of Jewclry, Watches, Clocks,
Rings, Diamond, Set and Plain, Casters,
Toilet Sets, Filters, Fruit Stands, and
Napkin Rings, all of the very best ma
terial, and latest designs. Now is the
time to inspect his stock and select
while the stock is complete and new.
A freight and a construction train
collided, Friday evening, just east of
Indianola, throwing the caboose Of the
construction train containing about
twenty-five hands, the freight caboose
and the tool car down an embankment,
and strange to relate without injury to
any one. Both conductors will be on
the ''retired list for the nonce.
We have in stock a fine line of the
latest style calling cards, also suitable
type, and are prepared to accommodate
all who desire a nice card. Our job
department is fitted out with new type
and presses, and we are constantly
adding the latest job faces. Give us a
call, for we think we can do your job
work in a neat and tasty manner
Our ordinances, recent passed, are
being put to good use. Two individuals
who have been engaging IN the manly (?)
occupation Of gambling in our commu-
nifty for some weeks past were arrested
on last Thursday afternoon, and fined
$50 and costs. Now, let the good work
continue. \ stranger has the same
right to violate the law and ordinance
as citizen, and the one should not be
heavily fined and the other allowed to
so scot free. Every such plain viola
ton of law should be dealt with ''impar-
tally" or the ordinance repealed.
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DISEASE
CURED BY
DR.. Rush's Regulator,
FOR HEART TROUBLES.

Win. G.. Osgoodby, the well-hnown safe mani
facturer of Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, New
ark, and Atlanta, Ga, says:
OFFICE OF OsGOODBY's IMPROVED SAFES,
L, ). Broad $ rect,
ATLANTA, Ga, October 18th, ISL.
DR.. Rush'S Medical Associations:
DEAR DOCTORS.-The three bottles of DIR. RuSh's
Regulator ordered received by express last
week. | have taken nearly one bottle and AM
thoroughly satisfied with the result. For over Two
years have been troubled with sharp pain at my
heart. My physician, upon examination, pronounced
1t enlargement of the heart and was unable to give
me any relief. The trouble grew worse until had
become convinced that could not be cured. While
in New York City, last week, / called upon one OF
the most prominent physicians there, who Charged me
$:I5 for an examination and then recommended your
'Rcgulator.'' Knowing you to be regular Medical
Association and not patent medicine scheme Or
drred the three bottles. | have not been troubled
since commenced taking IT, hut shall continue and
take the entire three bottles 10 obtain perlna
nent cure. You have my sincere thanks.
| adj, gentlemen, Very respectfully.
VIZ. q. OSGOODBY.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-08-11

GRANT PARISH, La, Alg. 8, 1883.

Grant PARISH, La, Aug. 8, 1883.
Editor Colfar Chronicle !:
Our grange meeting, had last Sat-
urday ct Old Prospect church, was
very we'll attended, but We did not
do much OF anything. Bro. Whatley
gave as q talk on the benefit of the
grange. Bro. d. P. Morris was APP
pointed treasurer pro tenn. We are
to have another meeting on Friday,
August 18th, at II am, at the same
place. We will also have dinner on
the ground, and will have the grange
meeting in public. and the installa-
ton OF officers will be public. Every
one interested in the grange are cor
daily invited to attend.
We are needing rain very much on
the cotton. ] hear of worms in this
vicinity, but have not seen any. /
have been grinding new corn four
weeks. Plenty of new corn coming
in now. Cotton is opening very fast.
A good many near here expect to
commence picking next week.
Yours truly. JNo. p. HADNor.
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Rattle snakes seem to be about as
thick as blackberries on the Darro
road. Mr.. Hutchinson brought as
sixteen jointed rattle last Saturday
from one he had killed that was near
ly six feet long. (snake six feet long,
not the rattle) and on Tuesday last
the road hands killed two more. one
s feet 2 inches long. the other 4 feet
10 inches long.
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EsTRAY NOTICE

Esfrayei before me this day, by Beau
regard Layssard, Que Cow and Calf. color
red and white spotted. COW branded 1. l.
or something that looks like - l.. on right
hip, and marked with crop and upper bit
in left ear, and split and upper bit in the
right ear. Appraised at eighteen dollars.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward and prove property and pay all
charges within forty days from date, OF
said Cow and Calf will be sold according
to law. A. L.. GROW,
Justice Peace, First Ward.
colfax. Grant parish, La, July 10, 'S3.
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1t is said that the new steamboat
company, lately organized at Natchi
toches, have made arrangements
with the old pool line" to carry
freight for the present season at the
card rates Of 1880, and we are not
to have new steamboat line in Red
river after all. It is little strange
that the pool line" should thus &C.
knowledge that they can afford to
carry at cheaper rates.
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Two or three of our planters COM
menced to pick cotton on the I'd and
Sd, and six or eight more joined them
this week. By the 18th cotton pick
ing will be in full blast in this section.
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For its soothing and grateful inAu-
ence on the scalp, and for the re-
moval and prevention Of dandruff /.
Ayers Hair Vigor has no equal. 1t
restores faded or gray hair to its
original dark color. stimulates the
growth Of the hair. and gives il .
beautiful. soft, glossy and silken ap-
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On Thursday last the house Of Mr..
A. g. Hargis caught FIRE, but it was
discovered and put out before any
great damage was done. The cause,
as usual. was 4 defective Aue.
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The next thing on docket among
Colfaxians IL Z cotton seed oil mill.
of which some very serious talk is
now sHoat If il does NOT turn ont
to be the usual mizzle. we shall hav We
more to say hereafter on the subject
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The Colfax and Alexandria pine
woods road, from Colfax to the
Cholera branch. has just had the
only good working it has had for
years, for which the overseer. Mr..
John Anderson, is TO be thanked.
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Mr.. David Collins. an old. wen
known and highly esteemed citizen of
Grant parish. died at his residence
near Liberty Chapel, on Wednesday,
August s, 1883. 1
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Jeter & Andre will deliver shin
giles, at any point from Coliax to
Alexandria. at % per thousand. =
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LOCAL DOTS

Paris green. is being used by sew
eral Of our planters TO kill OF the
worms ~
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A good deal of sickness exists in
several localities of Grant parish,
with q few deaths, the most of the
fatal cases being among the pegroes.
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NOTICE.

10 all Whom it Aay Concern
Notice is hereby given that the last Will
and Testament of David Collins, deceased
has been fled in my Office for probate, and
that unless opposition is fled thereto that
same will be proved and ordered to be
registered and executed on Saturday, Au-
gust 25th. 1883.
8. B. SHACKELFORD,
Clerk 18th District Court, Parish Of Grand,
State Of Louisiana a11-3t
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[BY n. Q. DODGE, IN NoRRIsTowN HERALD
The Society Girl.
Here
hang my bangs
DER eyes that dream,
and nose and rose
bud lips for cream.
And here's my
chin with dim
Piles in.
This is my
neck with
out speck
which doth these snowy shoulders
deck; and here is-see, oh, double
ton "a useful article of commerce)
which girls all wear, like me; and
here's heart, from Cupid's dart
safely shielded by this corsetis
art. This is my waist,
tightly laced, on
which a bus
tie big is
placed
80 This is my
dress. Its cost
1 guess, 0o my
sul poor papa much dis
frosa bacouao ho a;pbod
s Noeo'1 - s1e
Wneh mama tfl0d y on
and scolded 80 cried, but
mamma said I soon would
wed, and buy pas clothes for
him instead. It's trimmed with
lace just in this place, meath which
TWO ankles snow, with grace IN niken
bose, to catch the beaux. who think.
thew are lovely I anvx,oafs These are
~Ss 80
pers neat and now
II vp ahouId CHANCE tn meet
n. v,ioaoo - aus
VIC VIII uAft III ue On tne 6troots
How sweet
mn cA.
4u6 oOC16ty uuQo.
In the actress
u this dude 60 besets:
B IL his billiards, bills, boQuets,
and bets c = HE
cheek ciearette cane md
e DOLLAR. d IS his drinks on an
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
First Justices Court. Parish Of Grant
State of louisiana.
Rachal Rubin W. @. W. Lane

(. BY virture Of and to satisfy writuf n.
fa., issued and to me dircc4c& ii the above
entitled and numbered suit. i have seized
and will offer for sale. at Public Auction
in front Of the Court House door, in the
town of Colfax Louisians, between the
hours prescribed by law, ON hi
SATURDAY, Sept /, A. D. 1883.
The following described property. seized a.
the property of the Defendant, to wit:
One Iron Safe.
Terms-Tw months creditwith good
bond. 8. N. LACk0IX, Constable.
colfax. La /, Aug. 10, 1888 At
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant, Louisiana.

Succession of Giles Smith VS.. Vim. s. Ca
houn ct al. mo. 100,
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M. NJ A. Lane ct al VS.. Sheriff ct al
No. 1874.
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We herewith armand n scientific state-
msnt 81 attastafion of the mer;es ~ tina
4 Greafest d;s,cverxr az The Centnrv5
! - 49, <---r.~
= % 49, teess y" 2 tessPes esu =
1vesa9.ne aevery oe9leeS.
rEoL samuel w. Sonnson, tne known
chemist, ana TOT more than 20 years lden-
nned with the scientific department OF
tsle College, furnishes the Following re-
port concerning hex saagnns
bought IN open market have certainly been
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Mo .CNSSH Reweil { Co.'S NeWspaper "a.
ssrss'ns 5ursas . sEF s = veSs sdysas
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23

Mr., Stephens having kindly rendered
the use Of his Hall for the use Of tbs
Church until such time as the churct,
building is ready for occupancy, ser.
vices will hereafter be held there each
Sunday instead of at Mrs. Riddles.
Preaching at 1870 q. M, Sunday School
Immediately after preaching.
The DeSmet News tells Of how
man and boy killed couple Of ell:
that came into their herd. They tirea
one out by shooting it with No. 2 shot
as often as it tried to get out of the
water and after the Shot was gone
bolts and stones We're used The boy
then Waded into the water and after a
hand to hand encounter succeeded in
cutting the animals throat.
MIR. Peter j, Weiland returned from
a trip to Ohio and Chicago last week.
Mr. Weiland purchased lumber to.
buildings on his claim On sec 34-1OS-64,
He also purchased from an Ohio party
a complete outfit for boring or drilling
wells to any desired depth. Mr.. Wei
land says he would like to see the per-
son who made settlement on mis- claim
during his absence, and settle with him
Tor the improvements SC kindly made,
The parties who passed through hers
on the way to Huron as Delegates from
Buffalo" county seemed to be positive
that they had 'busted'' the formation
OF Jerauld county-the town Of Wes.
sington Springs. Whoop. We feel SO
sorry to think we We're born in a day
and age that we cannot sufficiently an.
preciate such "twaddle," nor fee,
alarmed when such startling tidings
are borne to us OH the wings Of ths
western wind. There is room enough
for all in this county if they don't get
to "Eucking" and if they do there is
plenty OF room for these terrible sskicka
ers'' over in the Indian reservation.
MIR. NJ, d. Crow, who lives west OF
the Springs, is an old nurseryman. He
brought with him from his old Iowa
nursery considerable stock which he
knows will grow in Dakota soil, tiais
stock he offers to parties wishing to
purchase at prices as low as any respon.
sible nursery at the East will sell the
same grade of trees for. just as rap>
idly as it can be done. Mr. lCrQa,4srerape.es, CrQ4sre
|fruits trees, shrubbery, ETC.. being now
prepared to fill any orders he may re-
eaiyee.. from parties wishing trees for
their tree claims. His p 0. address is,
M D. Crow, Elmer, d. T."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23
New Lumber Yard.

A branch lumber yard at Wessing-
ton Springs. Owing to the increasing
demand for building material here at
the Springs ard surrounding caatntry,
it was thought eSpetient to supply
that demand here by starting a branch
yard; this will preyent delays in build-
ing here in town and will be of great
assistance to settlers in this vicinity
who have not the facilities for trans
porting from the railroads. Teams
will be kept to do hauling for those
who may wish il also a general stock
such as lumber, lath, paper, shingles.
paint, etc. Leave orders at the office
of Drake & Magee, Washington Springs
Jerarld Co., d. T.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-23
JULY Ath, 1893.
washington Springs Will Celebrate.
Come and Spend the Day.
HniMe four Unc1es and Your Aunts.
Your Nephews, Cousins, ama
Neices Especially
A Basket Picnic and a Goaa Time.

AT meeting in Stephens Hall or
| the evening OF the 2lst TO consult in
regard to the celebration of the com
ing Fourth and hear reports of tht
committees appointed at the meeting
held on the 18th inst, j. Spears was
chosen chairman and G. w. Mcdonald
secretary.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing We're read and approved. The com
mittees appointed were as follows:
On place and arrangements: c.. w
7. Osgood: II. Blowers, Rev. ], G
Campbell.
On music: r. NJ. Magee, j. o. Shry
ock, +. Riddle, NJ. Hoar, X. Sturgis
Miss Nellie Grant Fannie Riddle, Lii
lie NJ Young, Inez Hoar.
On anusements: Mr. Spears, 'rhos
Drake, F. Drake.
On speakers: II. G. Stephens, r. S
Batelhan, - Smith.
On refreshments: Mrs. II. ]. Wal
lace, G. w. 7. Osgood, ]. w. Thomas
A. y. Riddle, T.. s. Bateman, A. b
Smart, J. W.P. Jordan, H. G. Stephens
II. Blowers, p r. Barrett, j. G.. Camp
bell, j. McCarty, A. J. Wentworth, j
Chapman, G. Il. Hall. D. w. s5hryock, G
Brown, T. Il. Ioilienlire, G. Barrett.
Marshal of the Day and Master ot
Ceremonies-H. J. Wallace.
Assistant Marshall-J. w. Thomas
The committee on anluSen1ents Was
instructed to raise $500 for fire works
MIR. Drake from the committee OF
Finance reported $2O75 raised so far
but no active canvassing as yet.
Mr.. Magee Of the committee on lnu
sic reported progress and assured thu
people they might contiAefptl4Ng fgae afaae
OCCASION. f i, .4..,.zs 80 80
r. en. .ilf the to se
cure speakers reported that the com
mittee had consulted together ant
agreed upon whom they would invit,
for speakers.
Several motions were made in regart
to where the exercises should be held
lbut the storm coming up cut off al
further discussion and the meeting ad
journed to meet in the same place OF
Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
At the meeting held this Saturday
evening it was decided to meet at Ste
phens' Hall at 9 o'clock and proceed t.
Wallace's grove where the speaking
| exercises will be held after which vii
come the picnic dinner. The peopl
will then return to the Springs ant
view the fireworks in the evening. Th
| fun programme will be given in on
next issue