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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

VIM. waddle, Of POhets-an old
and highly respected citizen-died
Of heart disease on the Fair grounds
at Topeka during the soldiers re-
union last Thursday at II O'Clock q.
m. He was conversing with several
friends when he was taken suddenly
III. He was tenderly cared for by
the ladies Of the Relief Corps, and
Gen. McCook ordered . battery
salute In his honor, under the i'm
preston that he WAS . veteran,
which he was not. His body was
brought TO his Gypsum Creek home
for interment. There are many
besides his relatives TO lament the
death OF this kindly and courteous
old gentleman. He was about 50
years Of age.
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C.S. MARTIN Clerk.
To Whom Il Nav Cnnrern-

] hereby warn all parties not To- purrha>..
The following prnmi>Bry Notes, to-wlt:
Two notes given by 4. =. EVprhart about
July lst, lSss; Three notes by John kingman
and wife, about July lst, lSSS, all If said
notes being given for Champion steel nar-
yesterS and payable 20 bearer or order of J.
=. Kelley, which notes have been stolen
nom me, and payment of the same have
been stopped
gypsum city, Kansas, oct. 10. ISIS
Il-1 JAMES +. KELLEY.
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II
Another privilege" Rhetor:-
Gals from Argus.
Everybody should see the "Dis
trict skewl" when Il Is prese nted.
Prof. johnson will gladly preserv'
specimens Of plants, rocks or ami
mails. IL you find something rare
and wish TO present or sell &c call
upon him.
Election and Rhetoricals the same
week! And no one Is to be excused
therefrom.
We were surprised to see the fine
work being done In the Art Depart
ment. The cattle aud lakeside by
Miss Lillian Wilson, the forest
scene by Miss Anna Baker and the
charcoal work by Mr.. SImons are
especially good. The Art depart
ment has more students than at the
opening Of any previous term.
Every visitor to the University see
this department.
Boys, be careful In signing petit
ions, sometimes they are preserved
rs curiosities.
Suspended from recitations 10 you
don't elocute. These privileges
our fathers never knew"
The Supreme Court Of Indiana has
decided that college students who
are voters at home, can vote where
they attend college.
Prof. Scott preached the Educa-
tionsl sermon at Bridgeport and
Wheeler on Wesleyan Day.
The society halls are crowded
every Saturday night. The pro-
grams are good and all seem TO en-
joy them. Every student, who has
time should join one Of the societies.
Would II not be well to have all
notices posted on the bulleton board
instead Of having them read at
chapel exercise? A series Of notices
always tends TO make us forget the
scripture lesson.
The Sunday afternoon meetings
by DIR. Cook at the Uni
versity are well attended and very
Every student should
try to be there.
The job printing done by White,
In the basement OF the college, 10
first-class work.
Both halls on the second floor
have been partitioned SO that Profs.
Guile and Gates have sanctums Of
heir own. Both will be kept I'm
rue bachelor style and busted every
month or two.
The boys are we'll pleased with
he meals furnished at the boarding
nall for two dollars per week.
Shall we ask for admission to the
State OratOrical Association? Why
not?
One hundred and fourteen stu
lent were canvassed yesterday at |
Wesleyan. Fisk received q, CIPve-
and u, and Harrison I02 votes. May
hat institution prosper.
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D.noer..Is cUu.sy couv.p,i.u.

III a~~-NN-N-~-
The Democratic county conven
ton met last Saturday Afternoon
and organized by the election Of f
r. Rose as temporary chairman and
T. A. williams as temporary secre.
tary. A. Wiley was finally made
permanent chairman, and Mr..
Williams permanent secretary.
Nominations for county Offices
being in order, Col. J. q. Spivey
was nominated for county attorney
having received IS votes to 30 for
w. p. Quinby. l.. A. Davis was
nominated for county superinten-
dent-receiving IS votes to IS for J..
b. Sawtelle. &. A. Hitler was nom
mated for Representative by ac-
elAmation. J. r. Woodward, Jr.,
candidate for clerk Of the District
Court on the Union Labor ticket,
received . nomination for the same
office on the Democratic ticket. No
nomination was made for county
superintendent. II seemed to be
evident that about one half Of the
convention proposed to vote for Joe.
Armstrong anyway. The delegates
OF the Second Commissioner Dis
trict retiring for the purpose Of nom-
mating . commissioner, returned
after few moments with the report
that r. n. Knox had been made
chairman Of the meeting and A.
Williams, secretary: that the names
Of p. Swedlund and II. Berg had
been placed before them as candi-
dates, but being unable 10 come to q
conclusion they had referred the
whole matter to . committee who
were to meet at the city hall next
Saturday at 3 o'clock p. M, and
then snd there decide who should
be the candidate. The following
gentlemen were chosen by the con-
ventiOn rs delegates to the senatorial
convention to meet In Salina, Oct.
II: A. Wiley, e. e. Fleck, w. X.
Gels, Isaiah KenisOn, Aug. Bondi,
Geo. W. White, NJ. McAuIIff. The
following gentlemen were chosen
members Of the county central COM
mlttee:
Salina LIST ward, A FlummerfeIt.
Salina 2d ward, w. p. Quinby.
Salina Sd ward. +. ]. Braniff.
Salins Ith ward, John Daum.
Liberty, p. McAndrews.
Smoky Hill, James Emmett.
Greeley, z. II. DOlan.
Ohio, Tim Bacon.
spring Greek, Hugh CarlIn.
Pleasant Valley, James DevereIl.
Glendale, Charles Martin.
Elm Greek, George Kruger.
Cambria, ID. Humbargsr.
Dayton, T. +. Sullivan.
Assaria, r. NJ. Knox.
Solomon, Hugh Farley.
chico, e. J. Deighan.
Gypsum, l.. Berger.
Gypsum City. q. w. Hix.
Walnut, II. Berg.
Bridgeport, Chas. Hanna.
MEMBERS AT LARGE.
Aug. BOndi, w. Il. Gels, G.. G..
Fleck, II. b. Wallace. A. Wiley, J.
q. Sawtell. q. ,. Searl, NJ. Me-
AuliH.
IL was claimed that the cJnven-
ton Was the largest and best the
Democrats ever held In this county.
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Publication NOfiee

Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS IN
COUSTY OF sALISEi Ss'
IN Tho Disfrief Court Of SAID County aad Sipt,.
James CariIn, Plaintiff.
The Heirs Of Nicholas GierSch
DECREASED. Defendants
The heirs Of Nicholas GierSrh, DECREASED
viii take notice that they have been sued by
the above named p;Oiniin by his Petition
nled In the District Court Of said county and
state upon the 10th day OF Octob-r, less
That unless they appear and answer the saId
petition on or before the End day Of Noyein-
Judgment will he rendered accordingly, the
nature Of which judgment will he thai the
said defendants may be required TO sst forth
the nature Of their claims 10 and interest la
the sOuth - feet Of lot H. on Seventh street
In the city OF SaliEa, In said county ansl state.
That the title TO said lot may be derreFd 10
be In the plaintiff. That said title may b. de-
creed 10 b. valid and perfect n against said
defendants, and that the PLAINTIFF title to
said lot may lie qu!eted agnln-t said defend
ants; that the defendants may b. prrT-tuaIIy
barred and enJOinei from asserting ans
claim TO said lot adverse tn that of said plain
TIN, and for such other relief n may n. eguit-
able and just.
BISHOP a BURCH.
For Piaintin.
CT. FREBERICEsON.
Clerk Of District Court
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The old reliable house of DIngee
4 COnard, PennA.; the popular
house for the western market ,Storrs
d Harrison, Ohio; also that Of Me-
Oregon Bros, Ohio; the Southern
house Of Francis MOrat, Louisville,
KY, and lastly the enterprising
house Of Paul NJ. PiersOn, Topeka,
Kan, all contribute their choicest,
newest chrysanthemums for the ex-
hibit to be given by the Presby-
terrain ladies soon. One lot received
were Of 30 late an importation into
this country that they had not been
named and are designated by
numerals. We would suggest that
this lot be set aside for the bachelors
and young men who have not yet
reached the dignity Of bachelors,
they may each buy one and give Il
the name OF his best girl, or better
perhaps, give IL to her TO name.
Young men, see that you get there
and secure one Of the latest-girls?
no! chrysAnthemums. A lunch
counter for the accommodation of
hungry mOrtals will occupy one
section. There will be, also, q few
novelties on sale, articles useful,
ornamental and amusing. No pains
will be spared to make the flower
exhibit fiTst-class, and the novelties
will be Of character to suit the
times. IL may seem presumptious
TO say that this exhibit will far sur
pass the Topeka exhibit given by
the Bristol sisters three years ago.
Thirty-siX months II ample time,
however, to improve and multiply
As well rs import new varieties.
The different houses have been max
ing q speciality Of this flower and its
variety 10 now almost without limit.
Our aim In sending to various lead
ing houses has been to secure all
and our plants cannot be
surpassed In size and strength, and
as we said last week the plants each
have from Is TO 50 (the printer made
IL read Is to 20) Towering stalks, we
now say, these plants will have from
50 to 500 blossoms, and we believe
there has been no such collection
ever liz this state. About twO-thirds
Of these plants have been the care
and summers work Of one lady,
Mrs. ID. Whitehead, and those who
know Mrs. WIS pre-emlnent success
la Horticulture are sure the plants
are all they can be. Was there ever
3 plant or shrub that did not do Its
utmost under her hands? And now,
| say again, the plants are superb
and We are going to have one OF the
most beautiful chrysanthemum ex-
hibits ever given. Come one, come
all. ANTHEMUM,
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Guardians Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS
EnfsxTN - G,r

STATE bf hANSAS.I
COCNTY oF SALINE.
NOTiCE Is hereby giVen that letters of
guardianship ON the estate of jeremiah
weaver tnsAne) were granted To- the under
signed ON the 18th day of September. 4. u.
LIS, by the Probate Court Of Saline. County
Kansas. Now, all persons having any claims
against, or Interest In said estate, are hereby
notified that they must present the same To
The undersigned. All persons art also here
by notified not tn transact any business of
whatsoever kind u may he, with the said
Jeremiah Weaver unless with the sanction
OF the undersigned.
aa-3t MARY WEAVER.
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At Random.

Those young men who room in
the basement say they are very
thankful for the advice given by the
Argus. IL Is supposed that he
thought he would touch their ten
Der hearts and cause them To get
up earlier, but that would be an ut :
ter impossibility.
After all the advice given about
gum chewing, the news was car
ried through the whole institution
Friday morning that In the Normal
department there were three per-
sons chewing gum, two chewing the
rubber off their lead pencils and one
poor soul who had been deprived Of
his cud was sucking his finger.
Prof. have mercy on them.
Will present q fine programme
Saturday evening. All are invited.
Most Of people ILi:.G tat the reg
ulsr critics Of the Society are
capable Of criticisIng the society
work. Not so much advice, please.
IL the PrOfs. are anxious to do such
work they will have TO make a little
society Of their own.
The elocutiOn teacher can Initiate
q bell 30 perfectly that person who
happened to be passing along the
road during some OF his exercises
asSed why we did not have our
bell out on top, where folks could
hear 1t. IL IL suggested that we
make for him sn arm chair and seat
him up on the cupula.
One OF the noble minded Profs.
says that the sentence write the
under each otheT," Is cor
rect. II is suggested that he be
allowed one hour each day to study
grammar.
The janitor procured q step ladder
and was caught At the top Of II look
ing In at the window Of Periclean
hall during the business session
last Saturday evening. Pretty
cheeky, isn't he?
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The report Of the county suPerin-
tendent how filed In the state su-
perintendent's office, summarized,
contains the following information
Number Of districts organized In
county, 81. School population, SAG.
Average daily attendance, 3,O7l.
Number teachers employed, 122 Es-
timAted value Of school property,
Sl65,SlO Number Of school build
ings, %. Total income for o. hool
purposes, tII,5l7.55. Total expendi-
lures for school purposes, SIS. 6sl.l5.
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Money to loan at So without COM
mission on improved real estate.
Time to suit. Room !, Postoffice
block.
w. 4. PRICE 4 Bro. ss-tf
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School District No. 3. report for
month ending Sept. ~, lSSs.
Number enrolled, 81.
Average daily attendance, 2O-3-5.
Number present every day, >.
Visitors, !.
- Tnx Ta..bar
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MesSrs. J. J. Purcell, druggist, and
=. }. Stricken, jewelUr, have moved
into their handsome new store room
la the Campbell 4 Tuthill building.
All that the painters brush and the
cabinet makers skill can do to or
namemt the walls and provide suIta-
ble furniture, has been done; and
We hope we do not make their COM
peiitors feel enviOus when we state
il j. the handsOmest store In the
city. II would he a credit to city
double the population Of SaIina.
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Don't Worry About Tariff Talk:
McHENRY & Comply
VIII Keep the Prices Down.

New Dry Goods exhibit going McFIenry you
earnestly invited attend No old
bran new stock Of Dry Goods comprising everything feminine
heart could desire Mems have neglected
would give our brethren this pointer The purchasing power of
dollars is great at McIienry's
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Publication Notice

STATE OF KANSAS a..
CoUSTT OF SALINE. 81.
IN thr D'1r'~f Court Of sad County aad Stat.
Howard =. shaffer. Plaintiff.
The Heir OF Nicholas GIerSrh.
de-eassi. Defendants.
The heirs of Nicholas Gisr-rh, deceased
will take notice thai they have b.en sued by
the above named plaintiff by hts Petition
filed In the District Court of said County aud
State upon the lefh day Of OctotDer. ISss
That unless they appear and answer the "a q
petition on or before the 2,nd day OF N0vefn-
her, -. the same will b. taken as true AMI
Judgment will he rendered acrordinKiy, th..
nature Of which Judgment will he that the
aid defendants may BE- requires To -et forth
the nature of their claims Ia and Interest In
the North ~ n Of lot lion Seventh street in
the city NJ sallna, In said County and state.
That the title 20 said Lot may ,,e deereetl Ia
Be In the plaintiff. That said title may b.
decreed TO be valid and perfect A. against
aid deiendants; thai the plaintiffs
title 10 said lot may b. QUOTED against
said defendants; that the defendants may -.
Perpetuaily barred and enIolned from as-ert-
Ing any claim 20 said lot adverse 20 that of
said plaintiff. and for such other relief A.
may he equitable and Just.
BIsHoP A BuRrH,
A.. For plalntih.
e. !. fREDERICKsON.
Clerk, District Court.
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CLERK wANTED-At on &c, first
class Swede clerk for general mdse.
store, must have good references.
Apply ut Geissler's store, bavaria.
Kansas. :,q-tT
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On Saturday last Rev. q. ID. Got
wald, pastor of the Lutheran church
Of this city, rendered his resignation
rs pastor, TO accept q call to the
Mission church ut Kansas City. His
resignation was surprise to every
body, and especially TO his church,
in which organization he Is most
deeply loved. The citizens of Salina
are 10th to part with this cultured,
promising and popular young
clergyman, who during q three
years residence In Salina has won
the admiration and esteem Of our
citizens both In and out of church
organizations. Mr.. GOtwald makes
the change from the conviction that
IL Is his duty, and II is Q great sacri-
fice for him to remove from Sallna.
As an evidence Of the high regard
In which he 10 held by his church,
we might state that only . few
weeks ago his salary was increased.
His resignation takes effect Dec. !.
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DIR. F.. l.. Hutchinson has left for
WaKeeney, Kas, to be gone three or
four days. Miss Ada Kennedy will
remain in charage Of his office dur
Ing his absence
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION uF THE
SALIVA NATIONAL BANK

Al Salina, In the state nT Kansas. NJ the rInS..
Of business, Octoh-,r I. IS~S
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. I2I.s-s 81
uverirafts secured and unsecured H.
n. =. Bonds to secure circulation 2tns, ~
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages .,r.S :.
Due Irnn approved rsSsTys
Due from nther NAT hanks EiIyI u
Due rom state Ranks and
bankers la y 7p=Hm
Real estate, furniture and hNiur,-s a.El D.
current expenses and taxes paid 2.EB VI
Premiums paid ltU 90
Ch'ks and other cash Items ~; o.
Bills Of other Banks 7gKam
fractional paper currency.
nickels, and cents III g.
Legal tender notes .Inan 90
Redemption fund VithT = Treas-
urrT : per cent of rirruIatiun LIS ~
Total s=IEI q
Capital stock paid IN sIaGB ~ |
Undivided profits 80 =
National Bank notes outstanding - al a. |
Individual deposits sub
Jert to check Is2.faI
Demand certificates ofde-
pOSit 3l.aI2 ~ 2ltltiEI
Total tELEI y
sTATEoF KASSAS.rnrxrY nFsaIIxE,Ss.
I, p. {. Miller, Cashier of the abOye-narnrd |
bank, do -olemnly swear that the atsovs |
edge and belief &c MILLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this |
~ lOth day OF Octnbsr, ISIS.
sEAL P.D :I,1CEwoop.
Notary Public
Communication expires lice. Z, iSsL
i; yS;EiififsSEEssGE Directors.
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CITS NND COI MY.
col. Nu!l"uy Tonight

col. Nm!h"uy i"-ni,hi
Now t- lh, tim" L" r"rI-i,r-
Voters. I'. -ur" aud register
Col -. Il Nut',nmy will ~r-rL n
the "i'.rn II"u-" thr- r,ru,ug
cot. u. Il. Nmrh"my aud J. q
Wood AT ia" Orrra II"u-' I"-nighi.
&. a. EirtIami has -"ld hr- branch
hin.I'.ry At IIutrhi-"n e. "a" b,TI
N.".. of that city.
Juhr" W H. Hr-h"p has been al
united to pra"tir" in the Sulrrm
court "G Kansas.
u" not 40 horne +" dinner "n Sat
urihy. hut ga Ia ia" building north
old FrIlnw'~ block.
Hon. r. %. nau..~ made fin.
sPr"rh AT Hr""k vile saturday night
~" had E"ni audience.
G"t"I. - Wight huildinr
north Of odd Fellow = block aud GO;
your dinner next Saturday.
Rev. T.. T.. GUiiirLdrn conducted
the funeral survives oG ia" lat.
Frank q. Lewis. banker at MrPhrr-
son, Monday.
G"". supple came within ~ vote.
"f h"iuE elected Grand Secretary of
the l. -. -. r t;e"rgr will make il g.
next time.
Although Rev. VI. VI. SI"lk makes
hiS home la Srlina. he j. still doing
w"rh ~ presiding elder Of the Ellis
worth District.
The lin" IisPl ny "I shori-h, rus 10y
Mr.. FRYE at the Fair caused great
admiration. The premium list
shows with what success the exhibit
ton was made
REV. ChiIlrndrn. pastor of Christ~
church, will address the young men
uf hts parish next sunday morning.
with view "G the organization uf a
-. Andrew suriety.
J. ". Di,ilhi~~. formerly "f thi.
office nov editor uf the Muntesann
W. Z T"i 20. j. chairman oT the
Republican Central C"mmittc" uT
that county.
MIR. &. J. Eistlrr, brother of
Mr.. J. VI. Anderson. arrived Mon
day evening from I.ignnirr, Indi-
ana, aud will probably enter
business in Salina.
The ladies "f the Missionary So
CIrty uf the English Lutheran
church vii give dinner. Saturday.
Oct 18th, at the vacant building uf
l.. q. Wight. do not fsil {" patron
i'r them.
The ladies uf the Lutheran church
will serve a good hot dinner on Sat
urday. Everything will I've choice
aud the wants Of the people careful
~ 'NiA~iAtlfAs uhillt bl Aflu Z CHOW
block on Seventh street.
Mr.. Todd. the Union Labor can
didate for Lieutenant Governor. and
Col. Kellogg. nf Vermont. spoke tu
a small audience at the RoIler Cuas-
ter Park Monday evening. The
latter speaker is spoken of as being
quite an orator.
Judge Prescott has returned from
the ti"ttyshurg reunion. While alb
sent lac was = visitor to the battle
fields of Gettysburg. AntieIam.
Fredericksburg. Rivnmond, aud
Petersburg, where he was present n
soldier during Il,e war.
Maj. +. l.. Norton, Mrs. r. r.
Wilbur aud Mrs. Al. A. Norton
all prominent in Odd Fellowship
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Small house, near central school
building, for rent cheap. Every
convenience. G. b. QUINCY.
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LADIES JACKETS.

More styles Fall Jackets than you Sana before
We bought them cheap afford let them go for less than
the regular price One fine lot for that worth much
and from that Our fine have arrived but
about them later. Cloaks for the little
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DO not forget TO attend the dinner
next Saturday in the building north
Of the Odd Fellows block.
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Attention is Called to the Following:
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
or foreign and domestic manufacture comprising Broad
cloths Foue Suings Rich Combinations Checked Silk Mixtures
Plain and Twled Wool Sungs In black goods some
things, including Nouveaute Cords and Satin Stripes
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A coming five year old, red roam,
good short-horned bull. For sale
cheap. Enquire Of Geo. Kruger,
corner Seventh and Ash streets, Sa-
lima. 8T-5t.
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WANTED-A girl to do general
homework. Apply 10 Mrs. sam NJ.
Wilson, South Santa Fe.
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ihpohAAAk.
Prayer by NJ. NJ. Manning.
SonE-"COme Where the Lilies
Broom" by the Lester Quartette.
Address-"Mission Of Prohibition
Party" by n. Ellis Fertig.
song-"ProhibItion Shall Tri-
umPh" by Trip.
INTERNIssION.
Song-"Ame RIGA" by Quartette.
Speech-"Non-partiEan Work" by
VIM. II. ShIrar.
speech-"Defence Of Nom partizau
work" by Jay Lester.
Speech-"SuPreme Court deci-
sion" n. Ellis Fertig.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, The press Is one Of the
greatest soS7ees Of education and
WHEREAS, It II the duty Of paper
to honestly and truthfully report
that which Il sends out 10 the peo-
pie. Therefore be Il
Resoired, That the thanks OF this
club and lovers Of truth be extended
to the Saline County JOURNAL for
the able and deceptive manner
In which IL misrepreseuted DR..
John A. Brooks speech Of Sept. y.
WHEREAS, We are commanded TO
let our light shine and not hide 10
behind . beer-keg Il becometh ms to
repnrt our meeting with our breth-
rem. Therefore he Il
ResOIred, That . copy Of this he
given each county paper for pabli-
cation.
The meeting adjourned to meet
NJ Wheeler's school mouse Oct. 8.
WV. H. SHIRAR, President,
n. ELLIS FERTIG, Secretary.