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at en- laaoan, buem Bet er ID
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for no imOS adsrmaH, 9 @I
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bauoe uistis --.u.a
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A. SAMPSON,


Miss BELL OLSON
bar iipttet i'm "9reis Mafins" 6orretnins
I'll @feSenrp & MILLIONS 8pgnins, Openpaa.
17.tf.
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ANDREW SAMPSON

Oct nDe Store paa gSaibin9tpn Street
moer Securab &oiteus Office, betaler aOns
tant for 2Gg.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

NoeefaIo.
.


simiHeeiilt GsSSiaie opiassS I "TeeotatsFot,n" iem
bisiii staiia. er serimos sa FABIAN auu,IesIit al
sisIlsitissTt Sn5tol0 sitr leOiaas, al Ssrs, 81 maa for
fuasout be,sls i Cts. "A. siufe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Sulinoer=

On 9e euIier eli M iprt unmGrieI
alGoniHs pa sna I'll Sen Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Stcleboger o. S,ole Wfaterialitr al allg
Sla9s / eeonaros Boot Store.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Nne Sarer, me Wooer % Iaue 4riler
hos yen Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

OstUe StcCSrv SurcC &c VytC :
Yps ioIgeuoe 4Sriss 3ilte:
: 9nuo 5iio &aiie r............ $1.00
1115 &nno Sio 9dfie ion. ....... 100
1919 Yuuo Con. u. Cutler for -. LOO
u 4rnp 6. 6. Gutter for. ........ 100
IL 95uno beoIte terreoe 9@bler . 100
HOmRrtet 3be Tor II Cts. til 40 9ts.
9io. l &erplene $50 teI) pr. Salon 0.15
aae Slass SiSf.
% 9suno go. 1 gSbite 5iif. ........ 1926
- 4uHo 9to. l Trout. .......... $50
lI0marfet Glib pr. 4uuo ......... O.0j
9Gste Hprit 5eoiilo, iom life TinOes
Wa0e til, pr. Tunb. ........ 0.10
6iorifjeliseS la9s8eae 3Obaf ira16 til20Gt.
llomerfet lps Ylus 5obat pr. Yuno 0.35
Il Ioritieli9e SiG9s Ylhs 2obat al
allerbeolte Sort ......,... 0.55
9fiH 80 9ts. Strip er lite blnlrnet meo
Olico.
NiH 40 Getts Che er No. l.
ct inlot Spia9 al Steutpi, @iaSs
parer, Sampsr, 9~tifparer, Soms
,aefaiue, garterfnipe 90 care
til ueoiatte &riier.
Niit Splaa al SHltrumenter er iaa oper-
iBlot, al bet maa l9ises.
irRfipiL yi9liuer, Crsanetier, 0armO'
nieas og 6iiarer III SnotIebspris.
albums ua @aioarnpb Nlbnms.
81 soot uopalsai Satter % Srer, Strpms
per % llnoertl9ber.
Slit Spidg al Stopier 90 Sfo er
nOmGriet % billi8t. Get bar life lisset /
Bniitfen / Marcus.
et 9Oot Bar 9ameifp til Sf.OO.
1T 9ooi gar Clippers As Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
TT. z. Is. YidDuIs

belG99es meo Staal o9 i%uriitres pa al par
li9elaa gooe iom me. =. Seraslon.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Bore So StspIer er b. bebIte Ga bill
!igiie, HOsen fan fjebe, Seu Scar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Ser. She

Ser tam nj opuile ct Eager, Der lite
bar lin ei9e / De norolige Soma, o9
Se fOrlfiellise SOrier iRIser ri til 9riier,
lom lite ton anoet mo tilireo5ltile
SlSberer, ON ban CT oISrig iaa pan.
itelis.
Si bar o9iaa ct tort llbpala ar
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
sSor %tsarimcre!
The AMERICAN FARMERS
Pictorial yClOpedia of Live Stock
And Complete Stock Doctor.
Hon. pBIAM,
And

Hon. JONAIAN pRIAM,
And
a. II. X R. V. -,
er al beoite Stpd 6drmere anertienot for
at uGre oct paalioeli9Ite % melt letfatteli=
sc &Grf al lit SIass n~oseniiioe ubtommet
/ &merifa. So9en bar 1856 imperial
SctaUo" Sioer % 720 Suultrntioner liant
& "9romo photographer. Zen siper Hare
6remitiliH9er OH De i%oroeiagtisite Niaaoer
for @usopreues SporGtnins og Sebano-
ling. Zen ~aibauoler Spsopmmeu oa oeres
Sebauoling uofsrlist % / ct letioritaaelist
Sprog. SGlgeS inn peo Sublfription.
6ar. W%ortcmion, SecOraiL Soma. er
Ngent for &ertet.
Snifss. - A9euter / gsinneibeit, Nla.
matee, Glapton o9 ebidaiaw Counter iii
al lGlse BRIAN Il Saiers Stpd 500. Sor
mGrmere llnoerretning aoresier til Garl
", ortcnion, Deborah. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
2pfal=Nptiticr.

8eanesSapler Yenre, Yl9f, Slpanter,
9inealer, Spamps, Siltel9oer, Sfripebsser,
% ale andre Slass Sfole-M aterialier /
Ssonaros Boot Store.
alt Nrbeioe, iom noTgres bos.C. 8ers
gefOn, ioriifres; er bet life tilireosltilens
Dc, iepcres Ten9ene tilba9e.
&uiierter 90 &aeiGffcr hos Yeu Sear.
Stole- %Glter, SogsTlaoer ("glamps") o9
8oss6emmc / Seonarhs Spof Store.
&ul! Sui!
Seq bar M faaet ct belt "9ars2oao" meo
Smeoe- anl, buiItet ie9 ielgsr biuisere emo
rogen Nnoen. .. Yer9eion.
st imuft llopalg al Sibliotbef camper,
life erploberenoe, SGnge : camper, Sor0=
Camper, Saano CAMPER % alt Slags CANT
ee3ilbebpr hos
50.4. Nu0Olph Il Spu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

YGg Migrtc iii mine nebiatie Yriier!
Ysine 8roeerD : Warcr CT cate
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Wuoolpb L. Son.

Sea Bear er fommen tilba9e ira Niew
gDort meo ben itprlte &are- SoripniHg al
ieroi9siorte aIGDer for IGno os 9rense
no9eniinoe leet i YeiteH. De pil Nle min
oes bet ltpre Splag, De bar ieet tioligere
/ bans Sntit;-os Dog er bette lanst itprre
emo nosenlinoe fsr; glt er fiobt for 8on=
tant, og bill bliue iol9t til alerlauelte Yri-
Ter. vi lfal lpore glue % Gnbuer Yense,
ON DC banoler hos os, % oct or en- &jenos-
gjernins. vi bar Oct beoite uopala / De
corab, % Yriierne De ~lauelte. Si taffer
for ben biotil bate Sp9uins os inobpoer
iii fortlat. Ben 9Se0r.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Sigtig ilnoerretntu8
Gil pore ltaubiuapilfe Senner o.
Gublifum ibeletaget,
Mater &c at reiie bjen. | Ssn!

Wafer &c at retie bjenI I syst!
Qpis iaa, ba lGS port upe advertisements
/ oenne Slpis, % bemGrt Dor lortriuIi9e
6laaoe. Sern9it beHpcnO Seer til 6unarO
einiens Ascnter bporlOmhclii, CO ipera Dem
tiirnaos % De bile iort9Ge Goer oct iamme
iom ri. 6pis enlter Siitsrbea, 0uriia.
be0 ig Gefucmmeligbeo. Ga reis meo ben
aamle paalioeli9e 6unaro ginie. / 43
" Oa albrig tabi eli $asiaaer, bare tGnf
pGa bette. Al.
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M

tommer M mart / Sang, % / goo Stano
bpr ben oa bore. Bebite 9ieparation faar
man gIort hos =. Y~er9eiou.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Sen 30te o. Site 4u9ult % lite Sept
oil "Semett Wulettes" pRre Secorab, %
Gnbper bpr Saa eerben o. ie Oct npe
Stleipil, Der er beiltlct Stain.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

6anol MED %en Sear. o. Su lparer
Eenge.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
NDt Wroterp=Sirm0!
Baker & Webster
ND Smtif!
9Nc %arrr!
Gleftriif 9ps..
NltlHg NDt
Set belle yare=O plas er NIT
% triift.
I'll 4ublifum i 0ecorab o9 / 9Sine
nelbeif eountp piI nj pare laa fri at an
melSe, at nj bar ia9t IND ct MT Eager al
Fresh Staple ~
Fresh Fancy
GROCERIES
GROCERIES
) SartBells YgsHing,

SGtt.
Bore Sorer ct fiobt / Gbica9o hos
DC ~lterlte o9 paoliotligite @rocerp.6i
maer i De 6oreneDe Stater, al Ell
9ammel e%rfaren Grncerer.
81 bar Iortrinli9e Eager at bpos
pore Sunoer, ns / SGroeIcabeb oil ri
benlebe sjoberes Opm~GrtlombtO pau
port Eager af
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= ST.. .. y. 0abI, Der ofsit ueo
en- pIuoielis Dob; efterIaSer fig :
Born, at buiIts oct elbite er II aar
9ammelt.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.

The April number contains even
more than the usual attractive feat
ures. The Rev. Moses ID. Hoge con-
tributes "What is Presbyterian sn?"
being No. ~. of "Rcligous Denomi-
nations in the United States !" the ed
itor, DR.. Talmage, has a character
istic article, Intending the Bible !"
Edwin De Leon continues those deep
ly interesting papers, 'The American
Pilgrim in Palestine" ETC.. ETC., There
are serial and short stories, large
number Of very excellent sketches,
some admirable written essays, a SER
mon by DIR. Talmage, "Homesickness,
several poems of great merit; a rec
ord Of important events, Personal
Notes and Comment, Editorial Com
ments, Obituary Notices etc. The
miscellany is most comprehensive, EN-
tertaining and instructive; the num-
ber, in fact overaows with good
things, abounds with illustration,
The price is only 25 cents copy, or
$3a year, postpaid. Address, Mrs.
FRANK LESLIE, Publisher, 50, IS and
81 Park Place, New York.
mn
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sparring lessons, and now he has got
to go through the oysters and beef
steak cure again. He says it is all
owing to me-" n
"Well, what has all this to do with
your putting up signs in front of my
store Rotten eggs and 'Frowy But
ter specially said the grocery man
as he took the boy by the ear and
pulled him around. "You have got
an idea you are smart, and I want
You to keep away from here. The
next time l catch you in here l shall
call the police and have you pulled.
Now git"
The boy pushed his ear back on
the side of his head where it be-
longed, took out a cigarette and lit it,
and after putting smoke in the face of
the grocery cat that was sleeping on
the cover to the sugar barrel, he said,
"If was provision pirate, that
never sold anything but what was
spoiled SO it couldn't be sold in first
class store, who cheated In weights
and measures, who bought only wor-
my figs and dccayed Goldfish, who got
his butter from fat rendering es-
tablishment, his cider from vinegar
factory, and his sugar from a glucose
factory, / would not insult the son of
one of the first families. Why, sir, /
could go out on the corner, and when
| saw customers coming here l could
tell story that would turn their
stomachs, and send them to the groce-
ry on the next corner. Suppose !
should tell that the cat sleeps in the
dried apple barrel, that the mice
made nests in the prune box, and rats
run riot through the raisins, and that
you never wash your hands except
on Decoration day and Christmas,
that you wipe your nose on your
shirt-sleeves, and that you have the
itch, do you think your business
would be improved? Suppose /
should tell the customers that you
buy sour kraut of a wooden-shoe Po-
lacker, who makes it of pieces of cab
bage that he gets by gathering swill,
and you sell that stuil'to respectable
people, could you pay your rent? If l
should tell them that you put lozen-
enges in the collection plate at church,
and charge the minister forty cents
pound for olcomargarinc, you would
have to close up. Old man, l am on
to you, and now YOU apologize for
pulling my ear"
The grocery man turned pale dur
ing the recital, and finally said the
bad boy was one of the best little fell
lows in this town, and the boy went
out and hung up sign IN front,
"Girl wanted to Cook"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20
MACEDONIA.

Old style shindigs are in season.
The health Of the community is
very good at this writing,
We have been having some real
spring weather lately and our far
mers have lost no time in burning
plant land, sowing oats, re-settins
fences, etc.
Mr.. F. N. GARNER, of this place, cut
his foot very badly day or two ago,
Mr.. d. II. Glover also got his foot
seriously mashed recently.
Little Lucicn, infant son Of oui
friend VIM. Alexander, died ON Mon
day, the 10Th ult.
Mr.. Paschal Brown, an aged and
respected citizen, of the Castleberry
neighborhood, died Of heart dropsy
on Monday, the 9Th inst. He leaves
many friends to mourn his depart
ure.
Our jolly old friend, Jno Pendley,
of Nortonville, was circulating
among friends here last week, and
was the guest of this scribe during
his sojourn. M
RoUGH AND READY.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20

Two highly respected families in
this city were thrown into considera-
BILE excitement Monday night by the
discovery that secret marriage had
been solemnized over six months ago
between the daughter of one and son
Of the other. The parties are Miss
Florence Carter, daughter of Mr.. t.
S. Carter, East Third street, and
Wilbur Leach, son of Mr.. S. B. Leach,
East Main street. The young couple
had been in each others society a
a good deal, and moved in the best
circles, and SO far as known there
was no opposition to their union.
From some inexplicablc cause the
young lovers quietly visited the study
Of Rev. j. w. Clokcy on the night OF
July 10Th last, when they were uni.
ted in marriage. After the ceremony
doubtless followed by an injunction
of secrecy, the bride and groom re-
turned to the residence Of Mr.. Garter
and separated. From that day t.
this they lived at their respective
homes, neither breathing a word o.
the marriage to any one. Mr.. Leacl
of course called frequently at the
residence of Mr.. Carter, spending the
evening, as lovers usually do, retir
ing to his home at the usual hour
This secret of course was known tc
the county clerk, and Rev. j. w
Clokey, but it appears. neither
brcathed it. Monday night the factl
related above were unfolded to Mrs
Carter by her daughter, and, as may
be imagined, produced some amaze
ment, but tits probable the temporar,
excitement will give way to the usu'
al forgiveness and "bless you my
children"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BLPrisr-sonth Main Street, Rev. T. a.
Keen. pastor. serl lees every sabbath morn
Ing anl evening. SUNDAY school every sab.
bath morniHg. Piayer meeting Wednesday y
night. Business meeting arst " adnrsday J
night In each north.
CuRisrIAS-Na,hvilie Street. Eli. y l.
Powell, pastor. services every sabbath morn.
Ing a.d evening. Sunday sehool every run
day morning. Prayer meeting every weinea-
,lay evening.
NJ. v. SOUTH Nashville Street. Rev L. W
lj0ttoinly, pastnr. services every sabbath
morning and evening. Sunday school every
sunday morning. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
FIRST PREsByrERtkS-Russell Street
Rev. II. H., Coulter. pastor. services every
sabbath morning aud evening. sunday school
every sunday morning Prayer me, ting eve
ry "Wednesday evening.
GRAcE EPIscorAL-i,e-. ]. ". venable
Rector. Services in Court-house every sun-
iay morh.ng.
scurnERs PREsByTERlAS-Sashvil Street
Rev j. L. late, pastor. services lst aud Srd
saiibath mornipg aud evening. sunday school
every sunday morning. Frazer meeting eye-
~ " eint s,iay eyvains.
CATHOLIC Nashville Street. Rev. Father
Hayes. Priest surssecs sseiy sabbath morn
tug attic o'clock.
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Colonel Thomas I. Jones and the
Gubernatorial Race.
Owen County lKy u Democrat.

Owen County Ky } Democrat.
We have never, since we had the,
control of Democratic organ, said
ought against Democratic aspirant /
who proposed to submit his claims to J
the arbitrament of his party; because
we do not think it right or just for
party Journal to do SO.
We have now three, certainly, and
probably four prominent and distin-
guished gentlemen, whose names will
be presented to the next Democratic
convention for the high and exalted
office of Governor of this grand old
Commonwealth; either one of whom
would make, in our judgment, an
Executive officer, of whom the State
would be proud; but we have on
more than one OCCASION been asked
why we were SO earnestly in favor of
Col. Thos. L. Jones, for that position,
and we deem 1t proper for us to an
swer our friends interogatory, which
we now proceed to do.
In the first place we will say that
we formed fondness for him in the
dark days oflS62, within the walls of
Federal bastile, known as Camp
Chase Prison on the Northern side of
the Ohio river. Fellow sufferers to-
gcther we soon became on terms of
intimacy. Col. Jones, being man
of wealth, possessed by few of the in
carcerated thousands of Confederate
soldiers and Southern sympathizers,
with whom he daily mingled, fur
nished, or caused to be furnished, the
poor sick. suffering and dying in
mates of the Hospital many dclicacies
and other things ofwhich they stood
SO much in need ;and not only this he
spent nearly one half Of his time in
looking after them, and seeing that
their wants were attended to, and
their every wish gratifed.
For these philanthropic acts of his,
he endeared himself not only to us
but to every man within the gloomy
wall of that prison.
Could those who were the recip-
tents OF his bounty and womanly
kindness, from every part of the sun
ny South, decide who should be the
next Governor for Kentucky, they
would say with one universal ac-
claim, that man should be the good
Samaritan from Newport, that ele-
giant and exemplary gentleman whose
name heads this article.
In the second place Col. Jones abil-
ity and habits of life qualify him to
adorn any position on earth, and we
are satisfied that his administration
would go down in history as one Of
the best and most brilliant ofany that
had ever proceeded it.
Thirdly and lastly Col. Jones has,
for the last quarter of century, done
more gratuitous work for the Demo-
cratic party than any man in the State
and unless the Democracy of the
State are ungrateful they will exem-
plify their gratitude by nominating
and electing him to the highest office
within their gift.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20
SOUTH KENTUCKIAN.
ADVERTISING RATE.

ators, and inviting their attention to
her superior beauty and elegance of
apparel. Had he done this quietly
and in a sort of a casual way. the ex-
uberance of his joy might partially
have excused him in senatorial ewes:
but he pointed out the beautiful
wife with ostentation and a degree
OF familiarity that the senate could
never pardon. This wild man of the
west is no longer senator. His
term expired with the session, and
his brother senator's chaffingly ad-
vised him to write a book entitled,
Thirty Days in the U. S. Senate"
His name is Tabor and he says he
will build fine house here and spend
his winters in Washington during
the rest of his life.
PHoyo.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20
Enforcing the Rules.

From the, Nashville World we
learn how impudent colored passen-
gers are treated on the st. Louis and
Southeastern Railroad, A few days
ago the morning passenger train on
that road was boarded at Henderson
by young colored woman who held
first-class passage. One of the
train men told the woman when she
boarded the train that the forward
coach was the one for colored people,
but she replied that she could read
and write and had studied grammar
and history and that she knew as
much about the laws of the land as he
did. She said she had a first-class
ticket aud would accept none other
than first-class passage. The train
men, without any further objection
admitted ler to the ladies' coach,
where she seated herself. AT Earl
ington the train was boarded by two
well-dressed colored men, who
held tickets for first-class passage.
They also were permitted to take
seats in the ladies' coach. When the
train reached Crofton three or four
young white men got on. Shortly
after they entered the car they no.
ticed the colored folks sitting a few
seats distant. One of the young men
went to one of the train men and re-
qucsted that the colored folks be
made to 60 into the car which was
appropriated for their use. The
train man replied that he was pow
erless to do anything, as the rules of
the company were such that all per-
sons holding flrst-class tickets must
be accorded what their tickets called
for. Upon receiving this informa-
ton the young man returned to
his friends, and after a short consul
tation they all arose and repaired to
where the colored trio were seated,
and requested them to vacate the car,
but they strenuously objected, and
positively refused to move.
But the young men were deter
mined they should go, so seizing
hold Of the two colorcd men they
kicked them out of the ladies' coach
and made them go to the car allotted
to colored people. The colored wom-
an, seeing how things were progress
ing, got up and followed the men
into the next car, where she stayed
until she completed her journey,
But tho colored men were SO offend.
ed that they got off at Kelly's Sta
ton which was the lrst stop the
- D.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20

The Indians in Nevada catch quail
by scattering wheat soaked in alcohol
on the ground. This the birds eat
grcedily, and speedily become stag
gcring drunk. They are then easily
caught and killed. This practice has
given rise to the report that the Indi-
ans killed quail with poisoned wheat,
but II is pronounced untrue. The on
ly poison used is alcohol, The Indi.
ans in this way get large numbers Of
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20
Bright's Disease. Diabetes.

Beware Of the stuff that pretcnds
to cure these diseases or other seri-
GUS Kidney, Urinary or Liver Dis
cases, as they only relieve for time
and make you ten times worse af-
terwards, but rely solely on Hop
Bitters, the only remedy that will
surely and permanently cure you. II
destroys and removes the cause Of
disease SO effcctually that it never re-
turns.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-20


Oriental CHAPTER No. lt-statel convoca-
tions snd Monia, night of each month ut Ma
sonir Hall. tOnp. h. 81. fairlvigh, High
rIpst; 1. n. De,iich. secretary.
MOORE CoMAASpERy No. Q. X. T--Reguiar
concia,e An Mvauay In each month at Mason
ic tiaii. SIR Is. ". stone, h.. C.: sir Nat
Galiiier, Kecorlcr.
MoAyoS COUNCIL No. s, CHOSEN FRIESDs--
u, Lipstinc, Z. a.; Is. W. Harmon. see rctury.
Me,ts in X, ol u. hnii. 2nd aud 4ih MvDahy
nights Ia each month. AVE
EyKRoREES Lobor. No. o.. X. ofP.-chaA
W. pueser, thahcciiUr lvminanucr; X. W.
Henry Keeper VI ncconls AN, Scai. Mce,s
ia Castle uaii snn and ttn Thursday Might IN
each month. Enuowm,ut fauk, srl Monda,
evening ~ each mOuth. a. u. koigcis, Pes,
l.. Il. bayis, sec aud Trhs,
CHRISTIAN IopGr, No. $40, X OF H.-M.
Lipsiii,c, Dictator; ". h. Kandlc. Recorder.
Mtcis Ia h. vlr. Hail. Besni building. zld
aud 5ld iu,s,lay niglts ~ each month.
Iiorx'SsvILLg CorSciL, No. So ROYAL
ARc ANrN-J. ]. Lhnuuh, krgcnt; Gc.. L.
Long. SECRETARY. Mcets znd ani 4ih ihurs-
day nights in k,of 4. Hall. SKI 'f
GREEs RIVER i.opoE, No. 81, l. o. o. F.
John ivetK. Nobic ofaud; w. y. Ranule,
secretary. Merts every rihlay night 10 X. Of
T.. Hall. Mercy Eucampmrnt. No. ", I. U. u.
f.-k. ~. Anderson, "a r.; W. D. kandie,
Secretary. tfi
ASciESr ORDER UNITED woRKNEs-G. W.
BALDWIN,, M. W; J. ". Jross, II. meets 2n,i
aud tlh luesda.s IN zach mouth, at k.oi =.
uail.
KNiGnrs oy TuE GoLpgs cRoss--J. ". I.
suiith, y. e.; W. n. Thompson, n. X, OF X.