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There swims no goose so gray, but soon or late,
She finds some honest gander for her mate.
-PoPE
Wheeler Gods people build house of prayer,
The devil always builds chapel there;
And twill be found upon examination,
The latter has the larger congregation.
A kid standing on the roof of a house,
reyiled wolf passing by, TO which the
wolf replied, "Not thou, vat the roof re-
rifles me-" Often place and time make
timid men bold. Latin fable.
The reformed gambler is as rare phe<.
nomenon as the reformed drunkard, and
for this reason the insidious beginnings
of gambling should be avoided as truly as
the habits which ripen into inebriety.-
Pres. Porter.
Safe popular freedom consists of four
things, and cannot be compounded out of
any three of the four--the diffusion of Ii
berty, the diffusion of intelligence, the
diffusion of property and the diffusion of
conscientiousness. In the latter work,
the church is the chief agent, and her
| thObb iu pOEthHb iHSliutneutduty we cali
the Sabbath. Give America, from sea to
sea, the Partisan Sunday, and in two hum
dred years all our greatest cities will be
politically under the heels of the feather
heads, tho roughs, the sneaks and the
money .gripes. Abolish Sunday and the
social sanity it fosters, and, in less than a
century, the conflict between labor and
capital would issue here in petroleum
fire bottles Joseph Cool.
This above ALTO thino own self be true;
And It must follow. as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false TO any man.
--SHAKEsPEARE.
How man uses money-makes it,
saves it and spends tits perhaps one of
the best tests of practical wisdom. In
deed some of the fiuest qualities of hu-
man nature are intimately related to the
right use of money; such as generosity,
honesty, justice and self-sacriice. On the
other hand, avarice, fraud, selfishness,
are displayed by the inordinate lovers of
gain. -iSmiles.
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1. o. r. M.
The following is the statistical report OF
the Order in this State:
The Order throughout the State is in a
fiourishing condition. There are 1922
members in this State alone. During the
past great sun the receipts were $685.
784.14; payment for relief of members
$9,s21.ll; funeral benefits $1,76l .5a
payment to widows and orphans $737 90;
amount in belts of tribe $40, 1853 81;
amount invested $s4, s79.s5; total amount
s1O2, 6t03s.
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertyille, Hun
terdon county, N. j., for thirty days,
March II. 1888;
Annie Keller.
Alfred Stoddard
Matte Vanseloues.
Geo. Watkins.
Mrs. Mahala Keaden.
Mrs. E. II. Asey.
Chas. Avery.
JOHN FoRAN, P. NJ.
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-"The octoroon,' at Holcombe Hall,
22d and Esd inst. Best of home talent.
The "octoroon' is companion play to
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Allshould see it.
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HOLLAND.

Ian Republicans excepting the Assess
or and Overseer of Poor.
Town Clerk William G. Tomson.
Assessor-Fred. A. Dalrympls.
Collaboration +. Anderson.
Freeholder-R Robert X. Sinclair.
Town Committee--John Bells.
Commissioners of Appeals Bum, A
Cackner, M. d. Harrison.
Surveyors of Highways William Hea-
cock, N. w. Tomson.
Constable-Wi lillian Teets.
Overseer of Poor-Fred A. Dalrymple
Inspector-John White.
Pound Keeper--L. w. Bloom.
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For The RECORD.
CHIPS FROM A WORKSHOP.
PICKED UP BY SEMINOLE.

There swims no goose so gray, but soon or late,
She finds some honest gander for her mate.
-PoPE.
Wheeler Gods people build house of prayer,
The devil always builds chapel there
And twill be found upon examination,
The latter has the larger congregation.
To,
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March 81, 1888. N ' =
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This above ALTO thine own self be true
And It must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false TO any man.
n "
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JAMES F. RUSHING, Secretary.
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Buy enough to last you a year at least

When stock of Dry Goods is being
slaughtered it is absolutely impossible to give
quotations. Those who come first will fare
best. Goods we have one day will be sold the
next. Nothing will be replaced. The stock of
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SALE.

On FRIDAY, 97TH DAY OF APRIL. A. ID. 1885,.
the undersigned. surviving partner OF the frm
sale at the Cooper House. west King streeI'
Lancaster city, the following real estate, to
No i. All that certain two story Brick Dwell.
ing House, with two story brick back build.
Ing, frame Dhed, wagon shed, corn crib ana
therein, MIGRANTS, etc, ard lot Of RfounS pSs
No S on the
containing IN front on said Manor street II
feet. more or less. and extending In depth $50
feet, more or less, TO Lafayette street, adJoin-
No Z. Ali that certain one-story Brick Dwell.
ing House, with one-story frame back build
Ing sme an barn ana other i
the southeast side Of Major street, Lancaster Ter
81 feet, more or less. and extending In depth
$50 feet, more or less, 20 lafayette street, ad.
Join ng property OF Mrs John Doerr. No. l.
NOS All those certain four two story Brick
Dwelling Houses. with two story back build
thereon erected and lot OF ground thereto be.
longing. situate Nos tsi. t2S, aao and "a. on the
tainmg IN front ON sa,d Cherry alley 50 feet,
ono inch. and extending In depth li2k feet.
Ing property OF John Mercer. pubic alley and
No.I All those certain two two story Brios
fngs attach. q aud other Improvements thereon
erected. ana lot OF ground thereto belonging,
Cherry alley. between Lemon and James
streets. In the city of Lancaster. containing in
extending in depth li2k Ieet, more o less, 10
Q 10 feet wide common alley. adjo n Ia prop
erty Of John W. Musser. Myers nd or.
bered. or separately, as nay be deemed most
advantageous.
sale 10 commence at 7k O'Clock D. M, when
attendance win be givsn sud terms made
known by dE0. sHULnYkR
JoSt i. aAiSys, Auct ApyS'H, ,W,su
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DEA THIS

KfSo lin this city. on the 2lst inst. David
King, IN the 10th year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family. also
Monterey Lodge. !. q. o. r., EeshAhkonee
Tribe. 1. o. II. NJ Inland City Lodge. No. IS.
Of r., arc respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from his late residence, No sti East
kipg street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
lntermeut at Lancaster cemetery. II
DRAUDn. lin this city. on the 20 inst, Ma.
linda, wife of Frank NJ. Draude, In Tho 2ist
year OF her sge.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the RI st-
dence Of her husband. No. COS st. Joseph
street, on Wednesday afternoon at Q O'Clock.
Interment at W oodward Hill cemetery. 2td
DRIssKR.--In this city, on the 2lst inst,
George Eugene Brins.r, son Of James D., ana
Anna E. BIinser. aged months.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral
from his parents residence. No. 7O9 North
Queen street on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. lnterment ut Lancaster cemetery.
a2l.2t
BRRNRn--April n. 1883, in this city. Louis Z
w. Berner, IN the l0Lh year OF his age
The IsaAtives and friends OF tho family are
respoct0sy invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. 4sl West Chestnut
street. ON Wednesday afternoon at 0 O'Clock
lntermentat lions cemetery. 2t
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r>eop Hsss.ses were Refused and Five saloon
I nsrpsss Close Thsr Bsrs on Saturday
3wsng Young nasu's Inprovsmsnt
u,ass usnauetsd 8. Patton III

xe9ulaR Correspondence OF IrrxlLIaBNcnR.
COLUMBIA. April 23.--On Saturday
uAght q IL O'Clock the I've saloon keepers
"a SoWn who were refused licenses for the
oumine year closed their places Of business.
Oourn6 Bittner, whose license had expired
- January q closed on that day. Tho
msn viii engage In other business
yohn Rodkey, proprietor OF Farmers
hoee,. will run hia place ON the temper
enoe plsr. pstoP Mslbert will convert bis
p1sce into restaurant to be known a. the
e,enernl restaurant Eloriau Houck will
seep 4 boarding. house and follow bis trade
= esspsnter. Leopold Bittner will be EN-.
ploued - clerk at Gottleib Youpg's
browsry. Courad Bltner will not engage
N busineas for the present
a Pheasant 1ime.
The Young Mems Improvement class,
composed Of . large number Of young
Christians OF town, decided to adjourn for
she summer, and cslsbrated the event by
oanqust on Saturday night The banquet
~ held ct the house Of Rev. William
beech on Mil street. Sermons were made
~ Reyp. Beach and Grace, and addresses
asd singing BY the msmbers occupied the
evsning. All present partook OF the deli
UUc16U1 0OO tu0 luSoAccbuhk ieues veu eASo
greatly enjoyed.
Dangerously III.
Mr.. william 8. Patton In lying danger
tCuBly I'll ct bis home on Locust street,
above Fifth, with gastric fover and cry
sipeias.
A beautiful shepherd dog belonging 10
Alfred Myers has been lost or stolen.
A special train for raftsmcn was run on
the Port road on Sunday.
nMuldoon's Picnic was presented in
the opera house on Saturday night TO o
very slim audience, but II was AZ large Oh
The performance deserved.
Council will meet In adjourned session
On Tuesday evening.
a pocketbook was left ct Henry Sleeper'i
Clear storo on South Third street, where
The owner can recover his property.
The Metropolitan band will repeat the
muaical concert on Saturday evening, May
1o.h.
y The Corliss safe for tho new national
hank has arrived and will soon be placed
n position.
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The Glee Cub Tonight THE Cleo club of
the University of Pennsyivania will appear in
Fulton opera house tonight ana the lovers Of
good music will be certain TO enjoy themselves
at the entertainment. 7he company 10 not
professional one in the stage sense Of the term,
but they are reputed TO bo capable Of render
ing the music that they present In the most
approved style. For those who are fond Of
glee music ana college serenadins songs. to.
nights performance promises 70 present fea'
turcs of unusual excellence.
Minnie Palmer Coming. Minnie Palmer.
who has but this season returned from her
successful tour OF tho globe. will make FER
frst appearance for several gears in our city
on Tuesday evening. supported By her very
strong company. Tha new comedy Of NY
Brother's Sister," which has created such .
furore In all the cities OF the country this
season, Will be produced with all the exc quisite
costumes. ana magnificent diamonds. which
are the talk of the entire amusement loving
world. Miss Palmer masqueraders during the
piece. with NO less than fourteen distinct
changes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-23

The steam Street Roller Digs Up TIE Surface
ON North Queen Street.

The steam Street Roller Dig, Up TIE Surface
ON North Queen Street.
The new steam street roller, the
aInvecta," wss put to work this morning
q 8 o'clock on the east side Of North Queen
street above the Pennsylvania railroad
station, and attracted Q large number OF
spectators to witness its operations
A Il II rather odd looking concern, built
and geared something like traction en-
zine, but with much heavier wheels. In
ftont Of 1t are two very heavy rollers, which
serve also ~ front wheels Of the concern.
The hind wheels are very large and heavy
and OF broad gauge, set no ss to roll that
part Of tho street on either side OF the front
1ollers.
but there was no rolling done this morn
ing. Before this operation In performed It
h necessary 10 pu. tho street in proper con
dition by loosipg the surface OF tho old
: macadamizing, ecreening out tho dirt, and
dliiug In enough now stone to bring the
surface mp to the proper grade The new
steam roller locsens the surface most
el5sctually by a very simple contrivance.
Tho heavy wheels arc perforated
with "a holes each, OF about inches
dIamater. When the machine 10 not In rs >
these holes are filed with iron plugs which
NJ dush with the surface. When In use
the plugs are driven out and In the holes
are placed great steel spikes OF immense
strength, which protrude several inches
beyond the outside surface of the wheel
Only one OF the wheels was filled with the
spikes this morning, owing TO tho interier
encs caused by the passenger railway.
When the machine was put In motion,
IL great weight causes the spikes to sink
Into the macadsmizsd street and loosen It
10 much that It could be kicked 20 pieces
by . mans foot. In Q little over two
houYs the machine had the whole surface
houeycombed from tho railroad TO Walnut
street-having done more work than
hundred men could have done IN the same
limo with PICKS
A gang OF workmen In charge OF the
street commissioner followed the machine
with picks, shoveis, and forks, separating
the dirt from the stone and hEuling the
Dirt away while another gang hauled In
new stone, broken by the steam crusher, TO
MI mp the street to grade.
This afternoon the machine tore up the
sfreet between the railroad tracxs and on
the west side OF the street, doing its work
nnt efisctuslIy.
A. soon - the street workmen "catch
MP" with the machine, the latter, with its
spikes Withdrawn will be ready to show
that Il can pack down street 60 easily %
it can tear It up. Tho rolling will probably
b done tomorrow.
The mayor, street committee, and other
city officers were present and seemed TO
take much interest In the working OF the
maohine
The piece OF street selected by the street
commissioner WAS one Of the worst In the
city. and II the machine does good work
there It can hardly fail anywhere else.
B. 8. Trout, OF the Fifth ward, will have
charge Of the steam roller; aud will enter
upon duty next Monday. Until that time
he will be under the instruction Of the
compaDy's engineer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-23
Are They Disf. anchised ?

Attorneys differ ss TO whether the con-
victed Sixth ward election officers are dis.
frauchised for the next four years. The
latter part OF section 8, OF article OF the
constitution OF the state reads: "Auy per
son convicted OF willful violation Of the
election laws shall 10 addition TO any penal.
tiss provided by law be deprived OF the
right OF suffrage absolutely for Q term of
four years." Judge Paxson has decided
tha& primary elections are elections within
the meaning OF the constitution, and that
would seem to indicate that these officers
are dlsiranchiscd.
On the other hand 1t IL claimed that II
thsy sre disfrsnchised II should have been
part OF the sentence and the judge not max.
Ing II Q part OF the sentence, they are not
disfranchised.
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MARKEzU.
New York Alsrkot.


NEW YoRK. April 23-Flour market steady I,
fine. q 1902 % sugsrnne, % zoos 10 Mimi.
Extra, % s516 10; City MIL. Extra, a L01l 10;
MINI. wheat extra, q sSsl6 10.
wheat--No. I: He'd. state. 5000 No. .. DO
aye NO. = Red, Winter. gay: q June.
Corn = dull NO. Mixed, Cash, zoo ,
May, SSNci oo,. June. taxc' rsoeipts' s'.tO0
Oats NO j, White. State. Aai,c; No. 2, 90,
H1ll do May. 87J<c; June, SsXc; receipts,
1000 shipments, none.
kye oull state 75c.
Barley nominal
Porn dull OLD MESS, s,t tO1lt 7S
Lard quiet; April. u 80 may, % 81 June,
Molasses frm for 80 boiling stock, 2Oxc.
Turpentine easy at 400
Rosfn dull at el 2k0l ~
Petroleum Gull Refined in Cases, Dkc.
lreights quiet grain 70 Antwerp steam, IA
Butter STEADY; Western Creamery. 9Odsa.
Cheese dull; Western Flat, llh0l2c
Ohio Factory. llH0lac Fancy White. l20
10.
sgg. dull; state. aolsHo; western
N0l4Ao.
ted, 1xc.
Tsiiow steady; Prime City. lyS0tlsioe.
Rice steady Carolina. fair toKoOd, bSSc.
Cofiee steady Fair Cargoes. ior kio. 1870.
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Shipments. t0D; market strong fancy, IS 80
steers, % 7UG6 20; stOckers and feedeis, " 81
6s 10 cows, bulls and mixed, u 6o(3s 70 Texas
cattle, g2 l2k03t0
Hogs-heceipt., ll.ooo head; shipments,
lU0 market slow and os lover mixed.
skips. f3 1896 90.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head, shipments,
western: g oN0S soi Texans. y 1905 30;
EAsr LisssrY srY.-Cattle-Reeeipts. 26s head ;
shipmepts. 2G6 market steady at yesterdays q
10 day.
head market nrm Philadslphias, 0s 500
3D. s mixed. g es1s 20; yorlsrs g ssgS IS
ca,s hogs shipped to New YORK to-day.
sheep Receipts. l,s00; shipments, 800 ;
market nrm at yesterdays prices.
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Raiding the Tramps.

Yesterday Constables EicholIz ana Mer-
ringer drove out beyond Lltiiz and cap
tured six trsmps, who have been annoying
the citizens OF that neie ehborhocd. TEo men
were brought to Lancaster in stage and
Alderman Deem has committed them for a
hearing. The names OF those arrested are
~ follows: Max Kline, Fred. Miller, Geo.
Ktehi, Charles Yesger, George Wallace
and Lswia Lawrence.
Conssables Yeisley and Ruth arrested
four buns pesr Dodge's cork works, and
two near Diilerville. Alderman Hershey
ssnt them 10 jail for terms OF from 4s hours
% ave Gays.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-23

A. G. wslchsns h turning out st hIs
ahope, corner Of Walnut aud Market streetA
. number Of very handsome elevators, nm
ished In ash and cherry, oaspoted IN Brus.
seis, and fitted with large plate glass
mirrorf He has one In his shop now, In.
burg that Is real beauty. These eievaton
are hung on an improved principal shas
makes It absolutely impossiblo for them TO
fat
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Tho PbiiadeIpbin Cattle Nrarss,

NwItt6 NIRrHUt,
PuILApKLPHIA. April 70 -1he rec ipts At the
West Philadelphfa ana North Pennsylvapia
Yards were:
For the week; Reeves. 2sOc; sheep. 1900 ;
sheep, Z 200 hogs, 500.
beef cattle lower; extra. 6l165Hc; GOOD.
tN03c medium, SM0tkc.i common, SA0
AMc
Sheep were active; natives, skaTkc f;
Texans akf6c lambs, bdsl.c,
Augs wero firm ny SH0snc.
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PALACE OF IAsHIox.


PALACs OF IAsHIox.
AsrRlons
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
The largest, the best, and the
cheapest line Of Black Silk
Spanish and Chantilly Lace
Skirtings ever brought to this
city.
AS the season advances these
goods must 60 up in price.
They are beginning to get
scarce now.
Every piece Of lace we have
is a special bargain.
All Silk ChantilIy Lace, 40
inchwide, fine quality, handsome
design, at $r.25; cannot be
duplicated at less than $1.75 a
yard.
AT $I.75 yard we sell a lace
which cannot be replaced at
any less than sa.5o.
Beautiful Panel Pattern, all
silk, extra fine, at 81 a yard.
And our $2.5o piece which is
$3.25 at the lowest.
Come and look at them and
be convinced, that they are as
we claim.
Now read what we have to
say about our all Silk Spanish
Lace Skirting. We start at
$l.25 a yard. This is positively
worth $I.75, and is not sold
anywhere at less than that.
The heaviest, best and finest
quality, all silk, Spanish Matt
lasse Guipure Lace, only 81 a
yard, every yard Of it worth So.
You will never see them at
such low prices again.
Our stock Of these goods is
large, and we must run it down.
Spanish Silk Net, 27-incll
wide, at 81 a yard. Chantilly
Net, same price. These are
extraordinary bargains.
| Beaded Grenadine, sI.25 a
yard.
Black Spanish Drapery Net
large dot, 81 a yard. Sc inch
wide. The newest and nices,
thing for draping black silk
dresses.
A wonderful assortment O
Black, Silk and Jet, Croche'
and Fancy Buttons. The larges
assortment we have ever shown
ASTRICH'S P. o. F.,
| Lancaster
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April 81. $50 r. m.-Market closed.
wheat-Aprii, sixci Nay, siI June. ssMc
C6rn.kpri. 6a,; May. basss, June. s.Ac
July, HHc.
Oats Siay. slxe , June, 3lxo Ju'y. al<c.
Pork-Ap II slt O5i May, elt Us June.
NA l2k July St 2Ix.
Lad april; g 10; May. " iax; June.
short Rihs-nnril. u G2'< May. u 27x June
o. 37E July, "a AK
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Oehks hsasied Before Thsy Were aatched.
On saturday night q large incubator
owned ny DR.. Crawford, No 4l2 West
weinus street. took IRE from the coal oil
Ienp usso 70 keep II ct . proper tempera.
sefe Insie wss . large number of eggs In
tns tncups.or d the time, all OF which were
sses.sd. Tne wooden shed In which the
Ipeapaaor stood wss dssuoysa by the aIe
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phi,ade,ph,s Produce Market,

Phil lDRLPmIA, April 23.-Flour frm sales
100 bbls Mum. Bakers. o. '9iGp1t5; penn'a.
FAMILY, Ok 78<p3 90; Western 40, q 2QoA 90 ;
Western Patents. A6oT4 IS.
wheat-ptkc .prtl al$<o May 0ikc Juno. /.
BJorn-Aprtl. 62xc; May. 0lc. june, &c.
Oats-Aprii. l2c; May. axe; June. axe.
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J. B. MARTIN & CO.
CARRIA II EH.
STANDARD WORK.

NOAL TAR CAMPHOR RANDNAPrHA.
away furs ana ciothing. large stocs Sf Re.
nned Camphor and Gen uins Insect Powder, Al
HuBLErb URU9 sTOkk,
No = West King street
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DUBLIC SALE.

On fRIpAY, APRIL ~, lsSs.
at No. 40 South Christian street, in Lancaster
city, the c,mplete machinery lately used by
the Lancaster Knitting Company, consisting
OF one fulifDg mill. one press, three Branson
rtbbers. three Htggin botham riboers. one Lind.
cay Hyde winder. two loopers. thirty-eight
knitting machtnes, extra cylinders. dials,
shafting. scales. stove, tables, chairs. vise
tools and attachments, all complete for the
successful manufacture OF Seam ess Hosiery
Also. lot OF wooen and Cotton Yarn.
eale To commence AT 10 O'Clock u. IN, when
terms will be maoe known by.
APRIL SD. II. n. ZOOK
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THE MEMBERS OF EESHAHKONEE
i Tribe. No 22 1. o. Il. NJ, arc req ues,ed tn
meet at their wig wan, Jresday, April "a at a
n. m to attend the funeral OF Brothe, David
King. Metamora, Red Jactet aud Canassate 20
are respectfully invited TO attend. NY order
OF pETkH MILLEH, chem
&c. MILLER, q. OF Il. LIS
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NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF IN
An land City Lodge, No. S. X OF r., are re.
quested to meet mt their Hall on tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. TO attend tho funeral of
their late brother. David King. sister Lodges
are invited 10 attend
n. M. HoLBRooK, CO.
JKRf RIvR, X. of X. and 4. ltd
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SPECIAL NOrICE-THE MEMBERS
- Of Monterey Lodge. No. 2la. o. OF are
requested to meet at their b all. tomorrow
tTuesday) afternoon Mt O'Clock for the pur.
pose OF attending the funeral OF Bro. David
King. Tho meUbers OF Lancaster, Hebble
and iicrshel Lodges and the Order In general
are also invited 70 meet with us.
J G. Do skCKER, N. q.
L Attest l.. BATHvos, Secretary. It'd