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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

General Nc Itliau is said To have ex-
dressed wish lbat hc might be buried al
Antictam 'Ihsn I can yet M with my
boys when the icyelle sounds.
A revival meeting has been in pr .gress
~ Wheeler uI.cr The direction of the
United Brethren Church. since Nov Sth.
u has resulted ~ Tic CONVERSION Of &c
leoplc.
The druggists # Gratiot county should
remember that tie law now requires them
% register Their names with the state
Loard OF pharmacy on or befor Dec Is
Ail who do not ill have 10 90 before the
board OF examination The ,ecrriarv' =
ADDRESS is JACOB lesson. Mpshcg n. Mich.
Tee Tribune ay, hat samples e Mt
Fitasant Hai'i ere cent 10 L4nsing for
aoslysis, aud ordinary well water Was
declared impu ard wholly VI Fl tor use.
"ni3e water iron the water wolk, We'll
wac ali k. Il they only had some of
NE y ma min raj wafer over there WI
probably Woul4 Mt hear so much abou,
ne terrible raw, gss of iii Pbthera.
For some years the following sentence
i"s stood a the shortest into which ALI
Tie alphabet eould hc compressed i
cray Pack with my box five dozen
0uails' a Uuca gentleman recently inn
proved on the above sentence as fol 'owS:
Quick, glad 2rphyr~ wait nay iave'in
toX." G. " J. ere Boston mwytr. Las
now forced tue tweny fix letters Of the
alphabet ioto sentence of on.y tuirly one
= iers. 'Z' Bldger Thy yN,n jumps
quick AT fowl
Michigan may wei pc proud o, her
educaiioLal Institutions In this dcp,r..
meht The State was awarded three premi
W" certificates from The New Orleans ex-
iVsiuon. One - tor the SLATE. for the be
OBJECTION ia the educational cxLibit
Que for the state public school al Cold.
water, as the best institution OF the kind
u ~ country and one for the arricul-
dfai college, for HE best display of for. |
re try aad grasses
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
Bucklen's Arn,ca Salva

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sore, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptons. and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give correct sntistact.
ion. or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by b. s. Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
Proposals for Contracs

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
Tor furnishing material and building and re-
pairing sidewalks hereinafter named will hs
received 10y nae up TO and including fhe 18th
day ot December, 4. ID 1885. at O'Clock d. m .
~ follows. to-wit; Lot IL and so much Of lot
-. block 80 ~ lies between siid lot " and thr
box culNcrt of the - T. 4 y. Il. r. to he, & m
vice; lots q. !, ana krcss addition and n
piece 81 laud lying between the right Of u3tv
OF tho -. J.. & \. Railway and tho lot now
owned 10y Lucy J. Tmhcy, Kross I'D ain q fcct
wac; lois ana II, block .. Case addition. lots
ana \. DIX q, Cnse az. lots @ and TO- Nix = g'-
al, rot !. blk 2, Case addition. all fur fcet
wldc. Lot u. blk =, Alma. lot IT,. blk :. lot III
nk ~, lots u and H. block 9, all 10 bee repaired
All walks 20 bee built ON the radc Of street. NH
SIX icct walks - extend seven feet from the
me OF lots and All four feet walks nve foot
from Inc OF lot, 10 De- built of pine hrnliork.
or oak lumh r., . inches thick six n. w,IIks Ia
De Ihid ON three xxi stringcr-, pine henlock
strinEcrs Of ! Ike material ana div, ion.
lthk 10 hc lHid crusswisc and uH eel withuot
less IMAM TWO nails 10 each -trngcr
" &. DALLAS,
h'V' = street mmis.i0ne-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

FRIDAY, DEC. IL.
Florida Letter.
Pensacola. Florida. Nov. 70. 1895
DARE RECORD:

Pensacola. Florida. Nov. 10, 1885
DARE RECORD:
Agreeable To the request Of many OF
our Graliot County friends who
desire 10 know how We found the sunny
South with its mid climate and cheap
homes. We desire 10 say We had hoped
efore this TO have been able to give them
some definite description of The 81. An
drews Bay Centre for which we started
when we left Alma But alas, how un
certain when one depends on what We see
in print On arriving AT Pensacola we
found that We wuuld have 10 20 l6l miles
Ensl from here by rail then by team 81
miles south and then take SINAI ii
boat ~ mites down the Bay 10 reach n
p0iut only - miles distant from this city
We could only reach there direct from
here by sail vessels. From the glOning
accounts sent out by The ~. Andrews Bay
r.. r. q Land o. of CINCINNATI we found
ihem gathering here from different points
IN the north and west ere we have met
some from Oregon, California. Texas.
Kansas. Illinois, Indiana. Wisconsin.
Ohio Kentucky. and Alabama, besides
many from Michigan. la reg rd To- mild
climate we found II much warmer than in
Michigan. and while they boast that the
extreme change from Summer here 10 " iu-
ter cold is but 30 degrees it all may be true,
but we find il nearly exhausts the whole
scale extreme III one day However it
is much better than The piercing cCld of
Michigan
Pensacola is city of about IL 600 Of all
nationaliles aud colors mo,tly of the dark
kind. If cheap homes in the south means
a bed of sand out in the country away from
The cities think they can fluid lenty of
them from the many thousand acres We
find for sale AT "A small price. Aud rents
and the cost of liv NJ here are very dear.
Last Friday a company of 20 of us charter
ed steam tug boat 10 take uS 10 Andrews
Bay but when we hal got about 40 miles
cut on the Gulf The sea WAS so heavy We
wer OIL ged TO return 10 this port. We
nave rented small house and bought
furniture aud are at home for The present
From here We shall make t0nrs 10 different
parts of the state. and expect % max" another
atlemp to 20 10 81 Andrews next WeGnes-
day and when | have the pleasure " see
ing that much eXtol cd place viii write 10
Won again All agree that -. Andrews
Bay is by nature a beautiful place hul at
present il is in crude state ana needs
'ome ,elter facilities for getting here
JAMES GARRETT
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

Il, ;. Webb wishes 10 make an asscr-
ton, which lac can back with nos tive
guarantee. 1t is all about Acker's Blood
EilNlr. He claims for r. su crior merit,
over all other rcmedids of is kind. and
guarantees Tor it positive and sure cure
for rheumatism, syphilis. and all blood
dlorders 1t frees he skin from SPOT.
and disease, and leaves the complexion
clear. Ask him about it
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

i. :. Webb wishes TO slate that he has
at last found an article that be can sell ON
It's merits II is " til pleasure he guaran.
te TO the public Ackcr English Rem DIV
as a sure cure and never failing cure for
Asthma. Coughs, Whoo~iug Cough. Group
and al. Lung Troubles. II is the standard
remedy for Consumption lie has never
found It's equal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

Daring the part SiN months Alma las
been tieeced by % vory successful Train of
book agents Those vino purchase from
them usually pay alb tt double the
amouni for which one .CcustOn ed To book
buying can procure the same works. O.
j. >tilwell has ordered. for the ,choo and
private parties several hundred volumes
during The pas three Years charging
no commission. and freely oilers 10 pro.
cure any standard work not found In the
bookstore for any Almats
BY comparing the following rates with
those recently paid by some OF our citizens
The advantage OF awaiting ones self of the
above offer may uc seen. Appctou's New
American Encyclopaedia $4,000 Agents
pric, SljG; thawhrrs New Encyclopaedia
Ia 10 volume, $40 80. Agents price in Is
volumes $50 Johu,ou's EUcN clopaela
t33 90, Agents price S54 90; DckcuS
Works In - volumes $500. Agents price
iu ; volumes so. 100 volumes of Frank.
liu square Library 500 fer which our
citizens paid $40 00 All common stand
and volumes of tciion on which The copy
right has expired as. lvanhoe. Jane Eyre.
Scottish Chiefs 3sc. or in better binding
-. Poets - or in elegant gilt and gold
81 histories and lther works in proper
lion The above offer is aimed at book
gents. and mol al book stores, as Mr Still
well refuses 0Ir0curc books offered for
sale 10y the trade here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
A Great Surprise

isin store for all who use Kemp's Bsisam 10
the throat and lungs. the great guaranteed
-emodv. Would you believe In thar IL nold ON
20 E.s... j. aud that each druggist In authorized
tn refund your IN oney 10y the Proprietor of his
wonderful re- medy II II fails "a cure you. DIR.
J. i. SuydSm has secured the agency for n
Price soc and ~. Trial size free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
100000.

iIt' n package oi goods - luTge value th.i
VIII start you IN work that VIII or once bring
You ~ money faster than ANYTHING else Inn
america. All about the 500 .Or0 in present.
WIN each box. Agents wanted eVcryW here. IN
either sex, of allngcs, for all the time or SPARE
lmc only, 20 work for u az their own homes.
fortunes or all WORKERS abs lutely assured.
Don't delay. II. HALLETr & CO., Portland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

Would uss Ksmp's Salsam for the 1nrpl
ena Lungt. IL 10 curing In moro cases Of Colds
woogns, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Inrost anu Lung troubles. than any other me d
icine. The proprietor has authorized DIR. }.
euydn m 10 refund your money IN, after taking
threc-foufths of abottle, relief IL not obtained
price 80 cents and 81. Trial aize free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

b. S Webb would specially recon-
mend to the ladies Ackcr's Dyspepsia
Tablets. As a Laxative they have 40 equal.
They are guaranteed to cure Chronic Con.
>lpation. Dyspepsia, and all ais. asr
arising from driaugcd stomach. WIN
"a free use of The Tablets, Sick Headache
Is impossible.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

Now Is The time y00r horses and cattle
.'ecu ave- hti0n. To prevent disease and
'o"e w tue system YOU will fiud Parma.
see condition Powders uncxc.llcd. Full
H1'' ~ cents. 5vld W u. \. wc5u.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
A GIFT

X ft5E I send DO cents postage and we will
u kfkT : mail you. free % royal valuable
80 sample box of goods that IS IlI put
YOU ih ih WY of making more money 40 once
than o. tti rs else ga Is mcrIca. Both scX,. Of
aii ages car tyc at home and uurb in -utrc
time urri roe tmc. Capital upt required SIC
W, >ialf 300. Immense pay sure for those
who -turt tt once.
sTINsoN a Co, Portlan .Mc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
Proposals for Contracts

BIDS viii be received by me up ~ md includ.
ing 10" 10Th day OF Deem her 1875 AZ Ave
O'Clock D. M, for filling Tho excaVa,jNp ,,',
atcr street, with any kind OF earth. level
W IN the grade 81 the street. Contract win be
KY 10 thc lowest responsible bidder hy the cu-
~" !dluN IN the exc walton. the successful
Hudcr TO give bonds i'm amount ana with s1ro-
,i's subject 10 the approval of the council for
thc completion of the work within tho i'm,
slccin'a hy the council and according 10 the
sPTclhcau'ns. VI. G. DALLAS.
bVC't street Commissioner
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11
New York Observer !
Oldest and best Religious AMI Sec
ular and Family Newspaper. Ma
tional and Evangelical. All
the News, Vigorous Edi
toriaIs.
a TRUSTWORTHY paper for business men. II
has special departments for farmers sunday.
school Teachers aud Housekcepers.
The New York Observer for 1856
SiXty-Eourth Volume.

VIII contain n new and never before published
series OF iRRrAFUs LETTERS; rcgular CORES
pondencc from Great Britain. France. Ger.
many and Italy; Letters from Mission Stations
Ia India, China, japan. AfIicu AMI llicropesis.
original articles from mep of influence "A nd
kuOwledg, OF affi,ifs in different pats az this
country, and selected articles from tho choic.
est literary and rciigiOss publications. in mo-.
try and prose.
A New Volume. containing a second sor,os
Of IbkSAEus LE1rEHs, "A sketch of tho autho-
and review of HIS life and work. hns bcen
published.
We shall offer this year special and attractive
Inducements Z. Subscribers and friend.
sample copies free.
NEW DIX OBSERVER.
Nsw yoaK.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-11

"A UulH Send six cents Tor post age.
ana receive free "a costly box OF
goods which vii help YOU to
more money right away than anything else in
thls world. All OF either sex. succeed from
hrst hour. The broad road To- fortune opens
u,tore The workers. absolutely sure. AT once
address. TRUE 4 Co, Au gtista. Maine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE, Aug. 13.-(Speclal, r.
The presence Of the Lee boys on this
side of tho river Is now confirmed
They continue thoiroutrages, threaten.
ing 10 shoot or hans every one whom
they see. They frequently capture
persons and after OBTAINING them
several hours and Tightening then
turn them loose. They give out that
they are in search OF hogs on this side
of tho river, claiming that they have
some loose. and II any of theirs arc
found penned th0y will foroe the
parties to release them. Deputy
Sheriff Shaver, of this county, was IL
Delaware Bend on official business, and
the Lees sent him word that they dc
sired 10 have talk with him, but he
paid no attention 10 them. The pres
emit condition O lawlessness in the
neighborhouu whero the Lses stay Is q
disgrace. The life and property of no
citizen is now safe, and the officers OF
the law endanger their lives every
time they appear In that section, The
citizens living tho, seem to be at the
mercy of these outlaws, who continue
their depreciation without check.
A letter dated August o, written by
Parson Lilly has been received In this
city. At the timo Of writing he was in
Eufaula, Crock Nation, Indian
Territory. He denouuces tho state.
mont made o. criminal intimacy with
Mrs. Harrington, as a batch Of liep,
and geks for an impartial investiga-
ton. He say DO did not leave Custor
City TO avoid tho officers, but was
warned Of the Danger OF a mob. He
saysif she officers w mt him they can
come after him, and that no expects TO
return TO this city in iow weeks, II
not carried sooner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

BOWIE, Aug. 13.-lSpeciel.l u. s.. II
vine, who, with his brother, T. f. r.
vine, is charged with the killing of
Captain j. w. Kerr, the lawyer, on no
2nd of juno last, was re.arrested to-
day and taken to Montague and
placed in Jail. He was out on bail IN
tho sum Of $4,000, and was
about 80 start for his homo in
Tennessee on witt to his
people. Some question, it seems, has
been raised over the legality Of his All
mission To bail, the exact nature Of
which is not learned.
A local optlCn election has been
ordered by the county commission
ers court for tho entire county Mon
tague), TO take place on Saturday,
September b.
Five car loRds Of beef cattle were
shipped from Bowie to-day by MIR.
| George w. Barefoot, OF MOntsgue, their
destination being Chicago. They were
in fine condition,
The sky was overloaded and
promised rein this morning, but
proved to be no moro than a very light
sprinkle. a good rain fell G few miles
east of here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
WGxahaclie

WANAiIACHIB, aug IS Special -
The third days session Of the State
grange opened at O'Clock this morn.
ing, Master A. j. Rose in the chair.
The minutes of yesterdays proceed.
ings were read and approved.
The finance committeo's report wga
read and approved. The hearing of
reports consumed noarly tho eutire
morning. The election OF Cflicerg for
the en- ulng term was set for 2 O'clocl,
TINS afternoon. Last night 5S members
were initiated into the fourth degrees.
AT ii o'clock this morning the doors
were oponod to the public and Pro.
lessor Ii. Il. Dinwiddie, OF tho a rri.
cultural and Mechanical college. deIiv-
cred an elaborate address on education.
setting fourth the needed reforms in
tho common school system. He was
listened TO with marked attention Nv
a largo and appreciative audience.
p. M.-TLe house was called 10 or
der by w. IL. Harris and immedjatelv
proceeded TO elect officers for the on.
suing year:
Worthy Mastor-A. j. Rose, of Bell
county; reelected.
oo UysFse ,9I B; Long, of Cherokee
county.
Stowart-Willism Blalock, OF Mar
shall; reelected.
Assistant Stewert-J. l.. Ray, OF
Wood county. W
Chaplain-E. II. Hatch, Of Falls
Trcasurer-J. II. Henry, Of Lime
Stone county: reelected.
Secretary--R. l.. Konneiy,of Limo
stone county; reelected.
Gate keeper-H. G. Proctor, of Bovir
county; re- elected.
Ceres-Mrs. A. j. Rose. OF Bell com.
ty; reelected.
elected.
FIora-Miss Kate Blalook, Of Mar.
shall; re-elocted.
Second Assistant Steward-Mrs
Kennedy, of Limestone county; ro-
elected.
The executive committee was next
| elected:
E. w. Smith, Of Travis county chair.
mani JIM. Carson, OF Ellis county; M
IL. Harris, OF Dallas county.
Adjourned till O'clock tomorrow
morning.
The brass band turned out ut
O'Clock this evening in full uniform
lollowed by about 90 OF tue SalgmRn.
ue iilfe boys serenading the grange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
MiChIta EalIs.

WICHITA FALLS, Aug. 10 -Spscisll-
The trial of AIR. A. D. Acsrs, post
master az this place, charged with I'M
lawfully opening letters, ended this
morning and resulted in his being
bound over on bond of $500 to ap-
pear before tho United States grand
jury 81 Graham, in October. Messrs
Cobb Il TOmpklng, Of this city, ard
Haz3lwOod, of Houriotta, defended.
Colonel Poarro, Of Waco, United States
prosecuting attorney, represented the
government in person. The tosti.
mony is of very damaging character,
yet many believe it TO DO nut up job
against Mr.. Acers. The sympathy oftbe
citizens is largely with am, as no has
heretofore enjoyed tha confidence of
tho public anu they win not believe
ihet no is guilty Of so mean a crime.
Tho bond was readily given. Ito CITY
Is still excited over tho meter. llr.
John McCauly has charge Of tee oEIco
until such time as another postmaster
b. appointed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

PARIs,Aug. l3.-ISpeclsl. "A copious
shower fell last night and this morn
ing, which so cooled the air that the
ice wagon is an unwelcomod visitor to
all except tho saloon keepers. Tho
rain will put the cotton to growing
again, Already bale por acre is ex-
pected. Some oft is beginning to opon
and the frat bale is daily looked for.
Tho Paris public school begins tho
first Monday In September, under tho
superintondepCy of j. G. Brooks,
There Is petition In every ward
being circulated asking j. G. Brooks
to resign the position to which no has
been selected by tho board, but he will
turn deaf ear TO them as hodid TO
the Indignation meeting.
District court oonvenes hero next
Monday, Judge Scott presiding. There
will DO some tough and knotty cases
before the court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

within its limits. The mayor levied on
theirstock of goodsand the county iudee
summoned him and the marshal for
contempt. The appellate judge gave a
private opinlon, sustaining tho
mayors ruling, and friends of the two
merchants paid their fines In order to
avoid further trouble, The mar
shall jagged tho boot blnck because his
fine was not paid. The county Judge
had him released aud tho marshal
drew his pistol on the Judge and
threatened to blow out his brains,
The whole matter was finally taken
before District Judge Mccormick who
threw tho whole business out OF court.
Things arc now quiet, but tho whole
town was in q ferment for days and
tho teapot tempest at ono time threat
oned to develop into a cyclone. A
general verdict Is that the mayor,
marshal, county Judge, appellate Judge,
two merchants and tho boot black Mi
got off wrong.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
Oorsicana

GoRsICAYA, Aug. l3.-[Speclal. Tile
petition for local option presented by
the citizons Of of this city has boon
Withdrawn by its signors. Tho petit
ton for local option election for the
county will DO acted upon tomorrow
by county commissioners, and It is
thought will DO set for tho 10th prox.
limo.
Mrs. Garland appeared before Coun-
ty Attorney j. j. Mcclellan 20 day, and
entered q complaint against n Mr..
Reeves, charging him with tho abduo.
tlOn of her gran d-daughtor, accusing
him OF using witchcraiJ in accomplish
ing his end.
MIR. Nat Calm, clorlxing at Kamsler
& Co.'S, met with q serious injury yes
terday. While driving away a flock
OF goose, one gander turned and bit
him on tho hand, from which wound
his arm hes become so inflamod that It
10 feared amputatlUn will have 20 DO
reeOrted 10 TO save his life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
FAILURES.
HOP Keo a Co.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l3.-Hop Kee
& Co., the largest wholesale Chinese
manufacturers of boots and shoes on
tho Pacific coast, failed. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets unknown. The firm
has large and prosperous branch
house at Victoria, British Column
bia. when tho San Francisco
house got into financial trouble the
Victoria house repudiated all connoo.
ton with II and dishonored its drafts.
This was the immediate cause OF
the failure. Tho members of the
firm are said TO DO worth half mil
lion. The question is whether tho
creditors can succeed In reaching them.
The principal creditors arc believed To
bo among white leather dealers and
tanners of this city, but who they are
Hop Kee refuses TO say, This Is thu
first Chinese failure Of any importance
that has occurred here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
Moro "Funny" whisky Barrels

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-Anothor
seizure Of Peoria whisky was made
yesterday at a railway in this city. Tho
cargo numbered about $50 packages and
was composed of "funny" barrels of
tho same pattern as those recently
found in wholesale liquor estab-
lishment. IL IL stated this
fraud upon the revenuo is confined,
so far AS known, to several large con
Germs In Peoria. Three have already
been detected, it is alleged, in using
the barrels and shipping them far
and wido. AS TO just what extent the
fraud has been extended cannot he
told yet, because tho matter is etill
undor Investigation. The achemo ia
considered one of tho most gigantic
ever sttempted on tho government.
1t is said that tho en-
tire country has been flood
with crooked barrels. They are no
constructed that the gaugerB' rods
and callipers do not give the
true register OF the contents OF
tho package. When tho liquor
has been poured out il has boon found
that IL measured n greater quantity
than the gaugors showed. This led TO
tho investigation and seizure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
lnfnnAanh


LAMPALAs, Aug. l3.-lSpaclal. "A
rain folls to-day, which has cooled the
atmosphere, settled the dust and pu!
now life into everybody.
MReligious services arc being con.
Quoted by the members OF the different
churches OF this cl.v nc tho camp
grounds preparatory TO the coming of
the noted evangelist, Dlxcon G. vii
liams, who IN expected hero to. morrow.
Tho tournament conf itteos have
about finished their work, and are now
quietly waiting tho time for the bows
To be here. A strenuous effort will be
made 70 make 81" mca,ing ono Of great
pleasure.
Owing 20 tao lullusat GOD ,Ns .rrpr
man and the shortness OF timo In which
10 make report yesterday,
your correspondent failed 10
give tho result OF tho nice din
nor enjoyed with the Knights Temp
lar on their camp ground. At about |
o'clock we arrived and were kindly re-
ceived by tho members and
made TO feel that we
were among gentlemen that
Knew how 10 extend courtosles 10
strangers and make them feel well
come and easy. They number only
about 30, but what thoy like in guam
tity Is pretty well supplied with quail
ity.
Az about . O'Clock, after number of
citizens had arrived to pattako OF their
hospitaiities, come of whom were la
dies, wo were invited 10 tako Il
seat ~ the dining table, which was
laden with choice selection OF tho
substantials Of life, which were Toasted
upon IN positive and
defiant manner. Your reporter
left alter this interesting part of the
programme, we'll satisfied with
his visit. Tho members Of
the order of Lampasas will spare
no naiua to mako their stay pleasant,
and VIII Try to induce thoni TO meet NJ
this place annually.