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National Republican., 1883-01-22

Such facts rs these show that on the aver
age we have the largest crops we have ever
had before, and with the foreign demand for
our surplus would with another good years
crops put us on another gigantic boom.
Money has been very easy all week, and
until the April settlements are mado no fear
of shave will be had. The bank
statement was favorable and showed
further increase in the reserve, which is now
nearly nine millions in excess of legal re-
qurcments. When congress takes its clamy
hands Off the tariff question, and the country
can feel that they have legislated wisely, then
confidence will be restored moro fully than
now. Our public investors fear congressional
blundcrs fully as much as they do the manip-
uations of values by Gould and Vanderbilt.
One explanation is made for the firmness of
foreign exchange, and that is, large number
of railway mortgages are about to mature in
Europe for which funds have to be sent from
this country. They aggregate some eight
millions.
STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices OF the principal
stocks for theday, rs corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman q Co., bankers,
No. l Corcoran building;
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scIs General Passenger Agoiit' n IiaiIimtnDt,c iiIitD,
rTnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND WESE

Schedule IN effect ncc'n bcr e. 1889:
GlO u nj New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
CONNECTIONS to all points South an, l,Uuthwcst,
Mlh iullman sleeping Curs from Washington
NR nhnNlle 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
prichlsi hlsO Washington to New Orleans via
40 p ni.-housville Fast Line, daily via Char.
lQtlcSNllle, Huntington, and Lexington, to tiu'
clnnau, Louisville, and all Western points,
lnnklng direct connections, and with solid train
ana lniman Sleeping Cars. Washington to
iCa5 y. m-SoGthern Mail and Express, daily to nil
points south and southeast, via DanYillp aud
Charlotte with Pullman sleeping Cars Wash
ington to Al gu H. O..
For all points on Manassas Division take 7lO a. m.
train daily. except sunday. For Warrenton
=, take I:l0 H. m. ana l2O u. IN. trains, daily.
Eor tickets ana all Information, inquire ut Com.
pnnys Oillcc, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
depot Oncc COL Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEtL
General Passenger Agent, Agent
SOL HAAS Traffic NJ tnagcr. selS
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Our Establishment is open every
s. evening until 10 p. III.

We always keep in stock complete sets of Harper's
HalrIIour Series, Franklin Square and Seaside Ii.
brarCs.
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pALrrMonp AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- BETWEEN
TllEEASr AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL KAIlSl


A. M M"" o, lave AVE " WyHs21NdToN.' ySif u '''a
nTeGss nrG sr5 Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis
400 baltimore 9lllcott city, and Way stations.
tGal Baltimore Express.
Slrasburg,, Winchester Hagerstown, AMI
tIi6 baltimore Express.
$40 Point Of Rocks aud Way stations.
s'lV fhpngdeiphia pg New YORK, ma Boston Express
sio s'Gpmon and Valley ESprcs7 (Gonnecig fog
nddassrstown and ut Point OF ROCKS Tor Fred
tooO Baltimore IIyattsvlllc. nnd laurel Express
stops ut BeltsVillc, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
sMps and Dorsoys. On Sundays stops ~
1000 Baltimore Express. Stops Mt Hyattsvllc and
tiOl5 Pttsbnrg, Chicago. Cincinnati. nnd st. Louis
Express. sleeping cars to Cincinnati LUus-
n Dt vile, ana Chicago.
1910 Baltimore, Elllcott City, Annapolis and Way
ii$sa 03nnissHnday On only for Baltimore and Way.
,s:TN nnaIIt,more Express.
t5c@ baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
a'SO. BALTIMORE and Way stations. winchester,
iharreRerck' Hagcrstown, and Way via Re-
$50. baltimore, Hyattsyc, md Laurel Express
ErneIiHtriGS' via Relay stops n Annapolis
iGiii99. Bailimors, s ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations
IHSsiGp ISS g gna ods WAY S5 s2iSgs nS on gqdqso
t5A5. Baltimore Express. (SIartlnSburg and Way
oo, =, yia Relay stops Gt 1IyatsyIiie and LaursD
tIel,. Baltimore aud Way stations
,,tt bnltlniOro EXPRESS.
ts;4o ritlsburE, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
,o,, Sleeping Cars to pittsburg.
IW% Philadelphia, New York, aud Boston ENnress.
Az. . Sleeping Cars to New York.
1865 Chlcago, Cincinnati, aud St Louis Express;
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST Louis ana
$50, =, Chicago
ll:%h iinltimoro and Way stations.
HIaiN tsundnys only. Othcr trains daily, except
All trains from Washington stop Mt Relay station
o,,r EGr mIthcr Information npply atthe Batmoreand
ONO llCket OlhCcS; Washington Stutiun GiQ and I35l
PENNSYLVANIA ayonuc, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be Checked
and received ut any point IN tho city,, ..,,.....
WM. CLGMENTS,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore
seIs General Passenger Ayciit ii t,aif fi,,'n.r
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Two e'urcH.

As one having us d
IIly's Cream Balm /
would say II iswOrtli
IT. weight in gold NJ a
cure for Caturrh, One
bottle cured me. =, a.
LOWELL, franklin, Pa.
Ely's rcn ~
Rnliln cured mo OF
Catarrh Ofmunyyoar
standing restored my
sense Of smell. For
colds in the head II
works like mage. i.
II. sherwood, NuliOn-
al State Bank, Eliza
beth, N. j.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Facts and RumOrs in Wall Street or
Saturday.
Ex-seerctary Sherman Is 90 be President
of the Mutual Union.
SATURDAY IN WALL STREET.
Spectal Dispatch.


NEW YORK, jan 2O.--kt the opening the
market was quiet and without material
change but became strong. The whole list
was firmcr.
Smith was large buyer of Denver, and
Scranton and Willard sold it,
Denver, Union Pacific, st. Paul, and Della
ware and Lackawanna were especially active
At noon there was reaction upon rumors
of embarrassment of broker employed by n
bear operator, and partly owing to traders
realizing. The Northern Pacific stocks, South
western, and Denver continued strong. On
the second call trading became light and tho
market hardened.
Money loaned at TO -, and the bank state
ment showed gain of about $S0i,0O0 in re-
serves Stocks loaned at 3 to 4; Delaware
and Lackawanna at to 2, and was scarce for
delivery.
Time loans at A to 8.
Government bonds were firm and quiet.
In the last hour stocks especially Lake Shore,
were heavy and pressed for sale.
Western Union declined on rumors of pos
tai telegraphy.
Prices are closing lower than the opening.
The market closed weak, with quite a
pressure TO sell.
The usual Saturday reaction, the heavy
snow blockade out west, coupled with the re-
port of j. Il. Kcene's failure, caused the gem
eral weakness
1t is n fact that Kecne has mortgaged his
Newport property for $4,000, but this may be
stock iobbing affair of his own to lower
stocks where he could cover his time of shorts
at n profit The stock jobbers of his class
have been known TO 'egn sickness nigh unto
death" for the same purpose.
The market is still in the hands Of men who
can put it higher, and they still hold the
stocks, and it is fair TO presume that they will
have to put them up to sell.
In the early morning the brokers on the
bull side claimed to be entirely satisfied last
night with the appearance of the market, and
they generally predicted higher figures to-day.
The short interest has been largely in
creased, and brokers report New York Cen
trail and Union Pacific loaned at 9 per cent,
and Delaware and Lachawanna lent flat yes
tcrday afternoon, and was a very bad de-
livery.
Room traders were generally short.
The best traders in the street are generally
with the big bull pool and say they can see
nothing but higher prices in the future, with
the customary reactions.
1t was rumored in the board that broker
employed by a prominent bear is embarrassed
II was also rumored that ex-Secrctary Sher-
man will be made president of the Mutual
Union.
In the board Il. Young bought 5000 North
ern Pacific, il is supposed for Kecne.
Van Amburg has been selling Delaware and
Lacknwanna.
1t was rumormed that Denver will be
leased to the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
on n q nor cont ounroutpp
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pANK sTArEMENT.
innks held in excess Ss.G7d.775
REVIEW OF TIE wEEK.


There has been considerable change from
the extreme dullness of last week, and we
have had quite an increase in activity in tho
New York stock market. 1t was evident on
Monday that the feeling among the big opera
tors was very harmonious, and that a compact
had been made to put prices much higher.
The steady buying on Monday and Tuesday
caused an excited and very active market on
Wednesday, which eliminated on Thurs
day, when the then highest prices
of the week were made. The strong men who
had bought so freely tho first Of the week
took this opportunity to un load some Of their
holdings upon the outside buyer, causing a
reaction of from to per cent between the
highest of the week and the closing on Satur-
day. Our foreign trade continues very favor
able indeed, although exchange remains very
firm. The railway earnings are very large in
deed, with few exceptions, and from reports
from the agricultural department we learn that
the farmers are still largo holders of their
products, which will give the roads all they
want to do for some time yet.
The crop reports for the last five years are
as follows:
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PACIFIC COAST AND MINING SHOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, ,20.-Ihc following were the
closing quotations OF mining stOCks:
TnnEIaN MnNEY MAnKrr.
SOCK MAnKEr.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-Unied stntes 5S extended
1857; Atlantic and Great Western lists, 55l6 lli-
mois Central llSI& Pennsylvania Central, G21s
Reading, 203s.
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WHIT Corn, Oats, Pork, Lard,
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For Rates Tickets TO ali points West location in
Pullman Cars and Fun Information Of Route and
Connections, apply nt e. q o. Ry OniCo, 5i3 ponnsy.
vania avenue, Washington, ID. e.
II. w. FULLER, General Passenger Agent
{, W. SMITH, General Manager. octiiy
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M,@ Nnblitntipns.
We keep Our EstablishmentOpen
every evening until 10 p. III.

WASHINGTON, y. O.
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Apply by the little
finger into thenOstrils.
nyubsOrptlon II effect
u0lly cleAnseS the nu-
sal passages Ofcalarrl-
al virus, Causin z
healthy scCrctions. II
allays inflammation.
projects the mem.
Dranal Innings of tic
head from ad.
Is the sores, and restores
Beneficial results are
AthoTOugh treatment
Ids In head. Agreeable
testimonials. sold by
LM Co., OwegO, N. Y.
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eovEnvMHNr noNDs.
sunTnEAsrny BALANCES.

q Currency .,,;5,oo,7o5 90
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SrnhtI,rs, osniNr.
CuEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
THE NEW TRUNK LINE

no TIE Wicsr AND SOUTHWEST.
on and amer SUNDAY. DECEMBER g. is32, PAS
sengcr trains Of this route will leave Washington
nom b. & I. station rs follows:
1870 =. NJ. DAILY-Louisville and Cincinnati special
Solid train. with Pullman Cars 10 Lexington. Ky,
Cincinnati, aud Louisville without cnuule arriving
nt Lexington 2;iO D. m, Cincinnati 63O y. IN. Louis.
Vile G4O p. M, connecting closely at these cities
with through flist trains to all points Ia the West,
Southwest, and Northwest
Contlnuons tram tickets wac. C o. I,allway-wnsh-
ingtun TO Cincinnati. s195g Washington TO ST. Louis
sS5O; Wasiggton to Chicago. sl7.jOi Washington
to Louisville. ST.
GIO n. m. daily, except SundRyMail for all stations
on G. II o. lpy east OF linOn Forge.
For Rates. Tickets 70 ali points West location in
Pullman Cars and Fun information Of Route and
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-15
Half Out Of Ills Head

" blessed be the man. said Don Ouixote'
weary squire, " who invented Sleep" Sancbo,
gratitude is ours, hut what if one can not foj
any reason enjoy that excellent invention
Nervousness in me had become q disease,
writes Mr.. William Coleman, the we'll know
wholesale druggist of Buffalo, NJ
could not sleep. and my nights we've
either past In that sort of restlessness which
nearly crazes man, in a kind of stupor.
haunted by tormenting dreams. Having taken
PARKER's Tonic for other troubles. I tried f
also for this. The result both surprised and
dellghted me. My nerves were turned to con
cert pitch, and, like Cesar's fat men, fell into
the ranks OF those who sleep o. nights Iehoud
ada that the tonic speedily did away with he
condition of general debility and dyspepsia
occasloned by my previous seeplessness. and
gave me strength and perfect digestion. In
brlef, the use of the Tonic thoroughly reastah-
hshed my health. I have used Parker T1,SIn
WIN entlre success for sea-sickness and for the
o3 gS'; disorders incident to ocean voyages
ms preparation has heretofore been known
as PARKER's GINGER TONIC. Hereafter it will
De advertised and sold under the name of PAR
kEhs IONIC-omlttlng the word 'pinoer'
H1scoX d GO. are induced to make this change
ey the action of unprincipled dealers who have
Inr years deceived their customers by substitu-
ting inferior preparations under the name Of
ginger. We drop the misleading word ali the
more willingly. as ginger is an unimportant
lavorIng ingredient in our Tonic
Hiesse remember that no change has been. or
VIII BE-, made in the preparation itself, and ali
ootlles remaining In the hands of dealers.
Wrapped under the name of PARKER's GINarR
!oNIo, contain the genuine medicine if the far.
lmlie signature of HIscox 4 Co. is at the hot-
ON OF the outside wrapper
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MISTAKEN .IDENr1rY.-Messrs. Raphael
Kacarissas of this town and s. Prejean of
Assumption parish to-day apprehended on
the Bayou Lafourche road, opposite Ores
cent plantation, colored man supposed to
he Lorenzo Jackson, the fend who muir
dered Frank McArdell and Murray Ora
hahn and attempted the life of August De
F4her, all white men, at their log camp on
lower Bayou Crosse Tete, May 26, 1876.
The man seemed to answer the description
given of the murderer, but ain officer from
Iberville WHO knows Lorenzo Jackson has
visited the prisoner and pronounces the
case one of mistaken identity. The sus
pected MAJ will be released.
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REMoyAL.-Our youngest and very enter
prising merchant, Mr.. Charles Maurin, will
soon remove his store tomore commodious
quarters on Mississippi street-that u.s. ito
tho ssannirasae l,i
where he proposes to keep always ON hand
an enlarged and comprehensive stock of
staple and fancy groceries, the leading fea-
lures Of which are enumerated in the new
advertisement appearing in this number of
the CHIEF. Our esteemed young friend has
apparently inherited in gratifying degree
the business tact and integrity of his late
distinguished father, Major Victor Mauriu.
and we do not doubt that he will prove
himself. in commercial pursuits as we'll as
all the other relations of life, the worthy
son of noble sire. Mr.. Maurin's stock
will always comprise the most desirable
kind of goods in every department.; he will
strive to succeed by giving the best articles
at the lowest rates and we commend him as
a merchant with when customers will find
it pleasure and satisfaction to deal.
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.EIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Judges did
not arrive here last Monday, which was the
date fixed by the constitution for the OPEN
ing of the December term of the Circuit
Court of Appeals for this parish, hence the
sitting was formally adjourned by the
Sheriff and Clerk until Tuesday. Judges
Blake and Smith we're in attendance on the
Latter day, and the only case on the docket,
that Of Leon Godchaux rs. Fulgence Bour-
.geois, No. 7, was called up. By agreement
of counsel and the concurrence of the
Judges it was ordered that the suit be sub
United on briefs to be filed within thirty
days, the Judgment to be rendered at
chambers and to have the same effect as if
delivered in open court, with reservation of
the right Of the party cast to file motion for
rehearing within ten days after rendition
Of the decree. !Court.was in session only
few minutes, and the Judges departed for
home on Tuesday afternoons train.
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Cheap Toayss Magnificent Donation

Cheap Toayss Magnificent Donation.
TO to Cheap Tony before buying elscuhere
for bargains in his line Of business. You viz
MOI only make from % to 10 per ceat. by par-
chosate9 yoar goods from him. but all ,oho 1uu
FIVE DOLLARS seorth ,citI haze a free number
az his MAGNIFICENT DONATION OF ONE snw1vc
MACHINE. Remember, the a,n,ciad lyiW n,os;
ItDefH fdfe pfdce as soon as 0lL the numbersnre
eaaea II, hec"re chance at once before then
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The trial Of the Kellogg case has been
indefinitely postponed, though defendant
was ready and anxious to proceed. The
matter is now generally regarded rs an un-
jjusstifable prosecution, inspired BY q. COM
bination Of perjury, over zeal and malice.
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@-- W .l-sS'LIEN
Brush Electric LIGHT
P0W1FER COMPANY

| ) fully anthorlzed to canvass this state fo-
sue OF Brush Electric Light and EIectr;noi
fsappnes. Ready 10 put in Lights for stores rsi
an" " nt,ss snsaf-ouses etc. Boilers, engines
a ~ o'ier machinery manufactured by fine com.
pany. A';uress. care of CHIEF, Donai,1snny Ill
OF II Washington stree, New Orleans. 'A'''
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Peter M. Booker,
manager of the store on Mr. Oliver Beirnes
Ascension plantation in this parish, died
suddenly last Monday morning from an
attack of epilepsy, malady with which he
has been for years afflicted. He arose at a
very early hour, about o'clock, and pro-
ceeded to an Clubhouse on the premises.
His long absence alarmed his wife, who
aroused her sister, and together they went
III search of Che unfortunate young man.
ueau are Deter to be imagined than de-
scrubbed. Mr.. Becker had been here only
few months, having previously been en-
ployed in a store on the Armant plantation
of the Burnside estate in St. James. He
was gentleman ofFexcellent character and
enjoyed the esteem of all who:knew him.
Only recently married, he leaves young
widow to whom the sympathy of the entire
community will be extended in her irrep-
arabic bereavement.
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Estray Notice

the iatI In II the village of Port Barro, m
one u,;.o TWO y OLD MULES.
yslbie both ahd bs sas other bay With no brands
trace chains ts5a rk Of rubbing of
prope per e a.a notified to come f.F TIE own
default Of PAY fo5ts within the f@ saI d prove
of paeserdag {, lawn tue will be d.s aesssI
's'on , NsIso,Tember II, 1889
a.sitoiNE HODRIftJF
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Homicide in DonaldsonvilIe.

| -
4. Landman, Merchant, Shoots and Kills
u Colored Man. s~'i
About o'clock this afternoon four col
ored men, Charles Hidden, Charles At
klns and two others whose names we could
not ascertain, entered the store of Mr.. Land
man on Railroad Avenue, in Donaldson
.yille. and asked for fifteen cents worth of
| whiskey, which they obtained and drank.
The clerk who waited on them asked if they
| would like to be shown some goods and they
answered in the affirmative. The proprie-
tor was summoned aud took charge of Hud-
den, while Mr.. Landmarks son and the
clerk already referred to, A. Philips by
name, proceeded to wait upon the other
three. The parties remained in the store
nearly one hour examining goods. Mr.
Landman and Hidden had passed behind
q counter together to examine some cloth
ing, and suddendly Hidden sprang to the
front of the counter. Mr.. Landman fol-
lowed him, demanding to know what he
had concealed in his bosom, catching him
by the left arm and trying to pull his shirt
open. Hidden resisted and struck the
storekeeper on the shoulder, then made a
motion as if to draw revolver from his
hip pocket. Mr.. Landman maintained his
hold and in the struggle was pulled out on
the sidewalk, where Hidden succeeded in
breaking away and started to run up and
across the street III diagonal direction from
the store. Mr.. Landman followed him a
few steps, but finding himself unable
to keep pace with the fugitive, drew Smith
d Wesson revolver and fired. Unfortunate
ly his aim proved too true, and the bullet
entered Hudden's body to the right of the
spinal column, between the sixth and sew
enth ribs, ranging upwards, passing through
the lower portion of the heart and pen
Grating the descending aorta. Hidden
ran about twenty feet further and fell on
his face III the street, at q point opposite
the residence of Capt Sharp, from sixty to
seventy-fve yards distant from the Land
man store. Several persons ran to him and
turned him over, but as they did so he gave
final gasp and expired. Testimony was
adduced at the Coroner's inquest to the ef
feet that the coat and shirt of the deceased
were both buttoned when the body was ap-
proached, and nothing was found concealed
in his bosom. Mr.. Landman at once pro-
ceeded to the parish Jail upon learning the
effect of his shot, and surrendered to Dep
uty Sheriff, by whom he was taken in Gus
tody.
Hidden was a rather stout, good looking
Negro, who came here from St Helena par
lsh to work during grinding season, and
had been employed on plantation On Ba-
you Lafourche not far from this town. He
is said to have left a wife and several chill
lren in st. Helena, and an effort was made
@ obtain sufficient money by subscription
20 have his remains sent to that parish, but
he attempt was not successful and he has
been buried here. A pocket handkerchief
md two purses containing ss21 c5 were
ound on his person. DR.. Duffel held an
inquest and the jury returned a verdict in
accordance with the facts of the case.
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LODGE NoTEs.-Next Tuesday EVENING
the knights of Honor will hold their last
meeting of the current year, and it is one
which all the members of the order are nm
der an obligation to attend if possible. Of
ncers Tor the ensuing term will be elected
and the accounts and business of the 1odca
adjusted for the Year. Members have toen
notified by postal card to be present and
full attendance will doubtless be secured
Lee Lodge No. 6, A. o. q. W., had large
and very interesting meeting last Tuesday
evening, more than two-thirds of the man,
oefs being IN attendance. The new poat
behaved splendidly and his antics caused
great amusement asld hilarity. Candidates
for offices to serve anfi5a.;; the coming wear
were nominated and the election will fake
place at the next meeting, which occurs on
the 10Th inst. Two candidates viii also IRE
sent themselves for initiation at that meet
ing. which will lend additional interest TO
the occasion. All Workmen are nrpe5 r.
be in attendance
At the meeting of Kenneth Lodge No. Al
Il. of P, Thursday evening. revised and |
amended bylaws reported by the commit
tee Il charge Of that matter were considered
and adopted, and Considerable ether i,usi-
ness was transacted. At next meeting, to /.
be held Thursday, The 10th last, etliears fo.
the coming term viii be Nominated and
collectionmade of HE per capita tax ana
lodge dues. The knights are expected 70
be on hand in full force. .=~
Nearly all the officers OF the Lee Lodge.
\. %. U. W., have been Nominated for re- :
election and VIII be" chosen without oppo-
iticn.
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Lost.

day. Nov i. y ls se a 3, Office on Thurs
reward VII hihIYho @ eaH Paesea Smith s, :
weapon to the . Gala for the delivery 81 ths
lead Gai 70 Of this or for the me