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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11


NEW York, July THE report tele.
graphed from Minneapolis that Robert
Bonner had offered $4,000 for the
trotter Axtell was incorrect. Mr. Bon
ner has not offered anything for the
horse or had any negotiations looking
TO o purchase of the horse.
Big Frank Of Navarro won the free.
for.0ll pace at Canal Dover yesterday,
Little Nat from New Cumberland sec
ond; best time 1894 1, A colt tr0t was
won by S. Toomey's colt yepr old, one.
have mile heat 1884, The $40 trot was
won by Harry Carlos, best time 1887,
Wilcox won the free for all pace nj
Minneapolis yesterday, pacing the last
heat In 2l7l6. The 2'd5 trot was won
by Major Lyn, best time 2;20. IL took
heats TO decide the 1888 trot, won by
Bob NJ, best time 2;27ld. Louis B. won
the 1894 pace, best time 2;20qi.
Cleveland S won the 2:20 trot at
Jackson, Mich on Tuesday, Pat, End;
Star Lily, Ord; best time 2.26li. In the
2:l0 trot Almont won, Pawnee 2nd and
Junemont Sd, best time 223.
Fifteen hundred people witnessed the
Poughkeepsie races yesterday, Gene
Smith won the 21O trot in straight
heats, in 2:l0lf, 2I0lS and 210. War
rior won the 1884 trot, best time 226li I,
The 2;2S trot was won by Aline, after u
seven heat contest. Best time 2;23l I In
the 9th heat by Waikiki Boy. Honey
Bee got 2nd money Waikiki Boy Sd and
John Furgeson ith,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
SHERIFF. SALE.

The Fntmersi Hank ! order NJ Aaie,
w. hlAlh uuuhN NlnlWph
Pfedl AIaohaman Gt hl rIoaa Court
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

spology. and felt Is almost = reoukei 80
he rsplled.
The sPologies should be ml1s Ter
having performed delicate tssk "ith
much awkwardness aud hrGle klDansss-
Thus. with a better understanding
be<ween them tnza lad existed slnoe
their first interview, and perhaps than
ever before, they parted after warm
grasp of ths hand
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

Rom the manner
ia which Flora
had received hin
ca the night he
had met her at
the Casino. Hob
brook mad no rea-
50 n 70 suppose
his visit would be
met with much
eordialigy.
Therefore, when
the servant re
turned after he
had presented his
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
YAH EVERY { CO.
oAnyoar sttenbon to a lev Of their


Granulated sugar, 7se per b, IA ibs 9
Honey drsps Soe per gal 5 gals ..sl.bo
Best butter crackers, 1 ms. fer ..-...-. .25c
Best rolled oats. 6 ibs. Tor
Choice rec, ies Tor .........-....-.......2 &c
cider vinegar, Sc per ga, = gals-~25c
Jersey sweet potatoes, Sc. per peck~Sso
Tea dust, loc per 10, y lbs. for-~-sl.0o
lbs Engllsh cUrrsnis for....-..-...-.--25c
Boiling beef, per lb.-..-.--.......-........,..4
Roasting beet, per lb.-...........--......-..6 o.
Round steak. per lb.-......~...............Sc
Pork steak. per lb....-..-..-................. Sc
Fresh side pork, per lb ..............-......c
Heavy salt pork per lb......................7c
Smoked shoulders, per ..............-6c
Smoked picnic hams, per lb...........-.-so
sugar cured hams, per lb...............llsc
Ham pieces dried beet, per lb.......-lOc
Il Is cool weather now and i viii pay
you 10 buy your supplies in
larger quantities.
Call and look over our stock, or tele-
phone your order and We VIII
fill to your entire satsfac-
ton OF goods returned.
II e I e . II o " e 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

Oh y - nO- lis
pleased 10 be
alone for 3 time ,
IN order that he
might give HIM
selfuptothoughE
When be parted
from HolbFook hs
had little idea Of
going 70 toun-
thar Is, lit
tie definite Idea
Of what he could
accomplish by
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
lake SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
- kHlEuazye~ MNwIrf.u

train leaves Grand RAPIDS for llIeasu "A
l.lv , 10. arriving there al -
a.. ~ oaeb tckeis soiG 60 principal polnts In
she m Y alied states. Mexico aud sasds 81 I ulon
%4SAet vL1cA A. !. fki1H
q. = A. Cleveland. ghlo
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

Several years ago was called TO sec : oolored
woman who had 4 ma i-nant form Of cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under the pre-
scribed treatment, and the toes and ono side of
the foot were at length eaten entirely away. Tho
patient could not have survived much longer,
bat ] commenced tie use Of Swift's Specific,
and it cured her sound well. That was three
years ago, and there has been 10 return Of the
disease. regard Swif.s Specific 4 mos: excel
lc1t medicine for blood diseases, as its tendency
Is TO drive ont the poison.
Mathcrvile, Miss. VIZ. E. STAGG. ND.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

49, ! ! 1s shoftrsl Inc 90 Detroit aud FAsT fge
fa..t PAfieI .Nets between Detroit and Grand
hAmeS Trains leaving Detroit - n 81, -. -,
daily except nundaN s '''i ANS
- A ALaSIIsf. Ilcket Agent. Depot Gao. ~.
MVAsQNt lniou Ticket Agent 16 Monroe ST
1Eo. =. SAiIH, Gen. Agt Grand Rapids "
=. 1AkfENmE. frl'fc Manager. J. T. MuI.ia-
kEN. General Nana2er
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
MICHIGANC CENTRAL

tfAiies al NtAffe AalsA except SUNDAY
Taking effect sunday July l5 lSsk
sleeping cars Jun Oh PSciGc and Atlantic Er-
presses 10 and from Detr0if-Parlor cars run
on ,sy Express anq Grand Rapids E1press 20
and from Detr0if-Dlrecf connection MADE ~
Detroit with All through trains EAsf-Tlclefs
on sale "a Inlon Ticket once 81 Monroe II :
and at Union depot.
IEEp n. BRlGgs. Gent Agt q Monroes st.
o. E.f d a T. tst fhioarn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

NORTH WASUINGTON-AVE..

NORTH WASHINGTON-AN AVE.
Corner OF tennessee Avenue. East saginaw
Michifan. Dr. Esmlie a Co. are company
OF regular Graduated Physicians who have De
voted many years 10 the study OF Chronic,
Nervous aud Special Diseases. The Ply
scian in charge Of this ONCE Is a graduate OF
one OF the leading colleges OF the United
States, and is Tegislc cred In both hemispheres
as an VI. II. This enables them 10 treat all
private troubles with excellent results. All
sufferers applying 10 them Will receive thei
hSnest opinion of their complaint No eN-
perimenting 10 Mercury used. They will
guarantee a Positive cure in every case they
undertake or forfeit 500. Their reasons for
So doing is this this-where there IS no organic
disease. and nothing but an Inorganic trouble.
or IN other words. "a c0ngiomeratlOn Of symp-
toms producing certain results, there Is no
reason why II cannot be removed u the proper
rem dies are applied. therefore they gusrAn-
tee. They wish NJ distinctly understood that
they do not claim 10 perform lmpOsslbliitles.
or 10 nave miraculous powers they only claim
10 be skiliui and successful physicians, thor
Oughly informed IN their clalfy-thronlc
and special Diseases of Men and Women.
People residing at a distance can. by explain
ing their trouble iu detail. De treated Al their
homes The course OF treatment VIII not in
any WAY Interfere with their business. AbsO-
lutte secrecy in all cases. Charges moderate.
Address DR.. ELMSLIK 4 Co. box i03, Last Sagi-
nav. Michigan. Office hours. 10 10 - a m. p
10 and 10 p. IN. week days only Rooms
J. l2and9
N B. Consultation and advice free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
SKIN GAMER,

TO BE { NTINUED.l
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

4, AAAal kAfIas 4INDIANA kAILRoAD-
- "a efee Nsstza5eI "a lSs2
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
CHAPTER XII

AsoTHEz VIsgT To THE "HAsDsoAs
FLORA"
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
SlHE DIAMOND BUYYON
PROM THE DIARY or LAWYER AND TIE NOTE
BOOK OF REPORTER
By BARCLAY NORTH.

Copyrighted. rss9 o. II DaahAa Published by sPe
gal Arrangement through Press Association
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Young nan KiiIed ON n British
stoamshtp-Bem
Neus Notes
Correspondence of tho Richmond DisDatch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, VA. April g, 1889.
A terrible accident happened at New
port News last night, by which the nineteen
yesr.old sou OF the chief engineer OF the
British steamship Wingstes, loading grain,
lost bis lie. II appcsrs that all the sections
OF Que hatch-cover OF said steamer we're in
place except one, and tarpaulin covered
the whole. The unfortunate young man. not
knowing that the hatch was not closed en-
tirely, was walking on the tarpaulin. and
was precipitated with tremendous force 10
the deck below, distance OF about Is Feet,
and was instantly killed.
Arrangements are being perfected for the
musical festival early In May, and 1t Is pro-
posed to make 1t the grapdest musical siialr
ever given in this town. There VIII be 8
large chorus and a number OF talented SOLO
lists from distance will assist.
An inmate OF the Soldiers Home wss
picked I'D in the street few evenings ago
in an unconscious condition and removed TO
the jail. where ne died during the night A
cOronor's Jury decided that be died from
" alcoholic poisoning"
Captain Woodfn is SAID TO be much in-
proved and on the road 10 recovery.
A charter has been granted TO the Hamp-
ton Water Company by Judge Gunter. The
object Of the organization Is to- supply
Hampton, Old Point, &C., with water from
gang wells on farm in Chesapeake district.
The water is said 10 be excellent and was
tested by an expert. The officers are G. T..
Holtzclaw, president; ii. X. Booker, secre-
tary; James A. Watkins. treasurer; and e.
T. Holtzclaw, II. K. Booker, James A.
watkins, Henry Knox. Jr., OF Norfolk, and
ID Crook of Baltimore. directors.
The Uniformed Division OF the Knights OF
Pytbias Will begin fair on the 22d. On the
25lh there will be grand street parade, par
ticitated IN by the divisions OF Norfolk,
Portsmouth,, and Suffolk. A flag presents-
ton by Colonel y. J. Turner, OF Norfolk, 10
the home division will take place at night.
PAIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
NORFOLK NEWS.
Crops Damaged - TIE Training
hbfps-Fire Record.
Crops

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspstch-l
NORFOLK, April o, 1889.
A very heavy baistorm passed over this
section about | O'Clock 10. day, covering The
ground IN inch In depth and damaging the
fruit-trees in blossom and green-pea belds.
The .t0ues were about the size OF marbles.
The hail vas followed by tremendous rain
fall and much thundsr and lightning.
The United States tralningship Consteila-
tion will come up 10 the yard to-day from
Hampton Roads. aud next week transfer
her crew and naval apprentice-boys to the
iraining-shiD jamestown. The Constellation
later on will be cited out for the summer
cruise Of tine midshipmen in June. Com
mander B. +. Lamberion, OF the hayward,
takes command OF the Jamestown on We'd
nesday.
The Ladies' Memorial Association OF Ports
mouth have appointed the 18th OF May for
the memoriaI-day celebration. For the re-
lief OF Confederate widows and orphans this
ASSOCIATION expended $3.50 dunog the past
year.
The town Of Suffolk Is now enjoying a
bount1ul water-supply from the Portsmouth
water-w works.
President George J. Appold and Vice.
President Decatur II. Miller, Of the her-
chants and Miners Transportation Com
pauv. were in the city yesterday on their
annual inspection Of the cOmpany's property
aud ef. to-day for Savannah, Ga.
Bishop +. NJ. Whtte, OF the Diocese OF
Virginia, arrived here to-day aud held con-
tirmaion services at the Protestant Episco-
pal church 10 Berkeley.
For the three months ending April 1st
the destruction Of property by ire 10 Nor
folk amounted TO $47.229.53.
The truck-farGers all through the Western
branch section are busy replaniing Irish
POTATOES. the excessive rams having rotted
The March planting. The crop on the high
lands escaped.
The VARIOUS beach clubs are now reor-
ganizng and reGtting for the pleasures OF
The summer season.
The coal shipments from this port ran up
this week to twenty-one thousand tons, q
material improvement
Norfolk county truckers are shipping as
paragus TO the northern markets, among
other early truck.
Twelve and fifteen hundred shad at haul
are now being caught on the Albemarle.
sound fishing-shores.
The great Park estate, near Elizabeth City,
n. c.. has been sold to northern parties for
over 100000. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
PresentRfIon-suOW Raid OF
Revenue Officers.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl


LYscHBURG, VA, April CIV. Y. Mathews,
chairman OF the Finance Committee OF the City
Council, was presented this evening with an
scribed, from some Of his friends
A heavy storm Of rain and hail prevailed last
night and a heavy fall OF snow has continued all
this city and Washington.
The receipts Of tobacco this week were only
moderate The sales we're $4,000 pounds. In
ternal revenue receipts, 1888.
4 special from Pocahontss says: Information
has been received here Of = raid made on Clear
fork and Little Creek, In this county, by revenue
oficors in the last few daya- Deputy-Collector
John Whitehead and Assistan-kev gent
w. II. Scott went from Graham. la this county,
on Tuesday night over the kas-RiVer Mountain
TO CiearfOrk and destroyed a distlllery on Cove
creek. and on the same day crossed Rich noun
tain into Burk's Garden and discovered large
dstillery within a short distance OF tho Wyths-
vile and Tazewell county pike In full blast Theg
destroyed here about 2,0OS gallons OF beer, x
barrel Of whiskey, twenty-five fermeRtinG tUbs.
&c. This distillery Was owned by a man said to
be n North CarOlinian named Isnam, and has
been ia operation for nearly Two years. Inc
proprietor escaped just Is the revenue officers
came in sight
Under the local-option laws moonshnipg and
blockafing have greatly increased In this section
and the people in this county desire that they DO
broken up, and have requested the Common
wealth's Attorney to take some steps in the maj
ter. The moonshioers are desperate and Bill
fight whenever they have a chance Of success.
There IS no indication OF = GOOD. The river
has not risen over d foot above the usual bound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Nervousness.


To tie Editor al tie DispOtch:
A correspondent, n. M.-whose kind
nlluaons are gratefully acknowledged
asks in tho DtSpatch OF March 18th the
expression of some views on the subject
Of nervousness.
In reply, it may be said that nervous
ness is very much a matter of inherited
temperament. Some persons are nstu-
rally much more nervous than others, and
are therefore said 10 be predisposed to
such Disorders
There are also numerous exciting
causes A very common one of this
class il inrutrition. The brain and
nervous system require for their healthy
seton a regular supply OF good food
and when this IS inadequate, either from
indigestion or iro1 an insufficient sup
ply OF food, the nerves become weak and
excitAble in consequence. The opposite
condition. plethora, caused by an excess
OF food Is also accompanied by disOr-
dered state Of the nervous system.
Nervousness is also frequently due 10
inaction. The brain and It's appendsges.
the nerves, are strengthened by exercise
Nishih proper nHIh- lnO5e VINO lead
ainAless, inactive lives are particularly
liable 10 nervous disorders. The system
adapis itself TO the conditions imposed
upon it, and mind and body may be de-
yeloped by appropriate training.
\ The reverse condition, excessive work,
pf mind or body is equally disastrous,
Fss thousands have found 10 their cost
Anxiety and care are fruitful sources
Of nervous disorder. and frequently the
most diiEealt OF all to remove. We may
swallow physicians pills or draughis,
bat No cannos be cheerful and contented
At bis biddisg or lay aside the grief that
burdens US
Nor will alcohol or tobacco, which are
20 largely used TO relieve these troubles,
give permanent relief. The benefit TO
he derived from their use for this pur-
pose Is very transient enc and Is fol-
lowed by corresponding reaction and
depression.
TO sum up, good food, plenty OF exer-
ola both Of mind and body; regular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

hours. temperate habits. and clear con-
science are the best antidotes 10 nervous
meas ss well as most other maladies.
There are many other causes OF ner-
vous trouble which cannot be enume-
rated in the short space OF newspaper
article. When the artificial and I'M
natural mode Of our present life is con-
sidercd, the confinement OF vast masses
Of people in crowded cities in sedentary
and often uncongenial pursuits, or their
seclusion in remote rural districts with
insufficient mental or moral stimulus,
the prevalence OF nervous disorders Is
readily accounted for.
The true remedy for these troubles is
not the indiscriminate use OF pills, or
paroules, or galvanic-belts, but better
methods of living, proper alienation
of work and rest, and system of train
ing which includes all the faculties,
moral and intellectual as well as physi-
cal. III. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Court items-An UnruIy Prisoner.

Court Items-An UnruIy Prisoner.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL 6, 1889.
TIE County Court has been occupied In
the trial OF several cSses tins week. The
case OF Amanda johnson (coloredl charged
with an attempt to poison Araminta Briggs
tcoloredl was tried on Thursday, and at the
opening Of the court yesterday morning the
Jury reported that they were unable 10 agree,
and they were discharged. The case will
come up at the next term OF the court.
The case OF Ella johnson (coloredl charged
with malicious assault upon Ella Allen
(colored), was tried yesterday. The jury
brought In a verdict Of guilty. and the pri-
soner was given three years in the peniten-
tiary.
A case is now pending in the Corporation
Court against the prisoner, Ella johnson, Tor
attempting to burn this same woman, Ella
Allen, TO death, and for also attempting to
set fire TO the county Jail. Ella johnson is a
notorious character and has been most un-
ruly prisoner ever since she has been con-
fined in Jail here.
Mr.. j. c. Matthews has been visiting rela.
tives ia Hanover county this week.
Mrs. Philip Leterman left this week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Ars. Strause, at
Alexandra, Va.
Students are arriving daily TO attend the
special spring course Of instruction at the
University Of Virginia.
The new pews for the Methodist church
have arrived and are being placed in the
building. This church has been repaired
and greatly improved at a considerable out
lay OF money. The building will be dedi.
Gated In few weeks. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, April 6, 1889.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
LEXINGTON, VA, April 6, 1889.
The Rev. John A. Preston and wife, OF
Florence. Ala, have been visiting their rela'
tives here, AID are the guests OF Colonel j.
T. l.. and Mrs. Margaret J. Preston.
The end OF the fiscal year Will show an in.
crease in gross receipts at the post office OF
81 900 over four years ago, which will raise
the office after July next from a $1,000 to
81, 200 rate. and IL the same increase IL noted
in the next four years the citizens OF Lexing-
ton vii. enjoy the iree-delivery system.
Jo0n Pale, an spp0intee IN the railway
mail service under Cleveland on the Balt-
more aud Bristol K. y. o., has been dropped
from the rolls and Is succeeded by Repub-
lican. Other removals will quickly follow,
30 ID is learned, Ia the Baltimore office, where
Pale received ms walking-papers.
The colored Baptists here contemplate
building large new church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Rrportea n,el. Vein of Gold.

CHICAGO, April "a dispatch from Helena,
Mont. says: News Of rich piacer-diggings in
Bear Paw MountainS City miles north OF Fort
statos that parties had arrived from here having
in their possession large quantities Of goid-dust
which HAD been taken from the placer-1 ggings
recently discovered by them. They sold some
o. Il 70 merchants AZ Port BelSnap, and had
purchased supplies and returned 70 their nnd.
A man named Johnson. Just iron the mine. had
"a large bucksSin pouch oiled with gold-dusL He
says his party WAS making q 10 $40 n day. and
ohe man had made 50 10 a day. Tho closest rail-
way is atty miles. Tho Bear Paw lakes. 10 the
Black Hills are q group OF mountains. eacn
lying about the Same distance from the range
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
ATraxedvor me rrsutcs
Sarah p. Valentine. Of Richmond, in washi
ton Post

Sarah p. Valentine. Of Richmond, In Washing.
ton Postl
The sun rose bright on Samoa's Isle.
The palm trees waved la tho golden light
Liks sons gem OF Art the tropical sea
Was fair as ri furcd thing can oe
A JOY 70 the Masters sighs.
Five gallant ships Jay at anchor there.
Al aacnor there With q calm content;
And the tempest came and the tn0d waves
rolled.
And the saddest tale OF the SEA was told
wen The hurricanes wrath was spent
BARK The cruel Winds come back from the sea,
But no comforting words they bring.
They laugh. and scream, Gno whlsper--of what?
VI maj graveyard under the sea. wot
Oh, Goo, 'ts pitiful thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
EVENING SESSION.

The Committee on Literature reported. The
report was read by the Secretary. IL sets forth
the advantages Of the AethOdist ProtestGnt, and
urges the members Of the Church TO do all they
can for Its circulation.
DR.. J. I. Murray presented report OF the
the superannuated-Fund Society Committee and
also the benenciaries upon said society. en-
bracing the questions propounded 20 each claim
ant They report donations amounting TO &lO,-
$50 20 the forty claimants. ana also recommended
an assessment OF 400 for the ensuing year.
Or. j. j. Murray offered a report on education
which sanctions the reports OF the officers Of the
Western Maryland College at the Theological
Seminary and the agents OF all tho institutions
OF tho Church. especially 30 In regard to the odu-
cation Of children OF itinersnt ministers OF the
Methodist Church. The report was adopted with
great unanmity.
The report OF tho Committee on Temperance,
submitted by DR.. j. j. Minis. took strong ground
IN favor Of a constitutional prohibition, State
and national, and condemned license In any
form, high or low. es involving completely IN the
liquor trac1c. The latter clause OF the report
provoked warm and livsly discussion. la which
a mum Der OF tho leading momberso OF the conier-
euce participated and which consumed cou-if-
cradle time. A motion 10 pees by finally prevail
Oh, and the conference adjourned until Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
cstarrh Cured.

A clergyman. after years OF suffering FROM
That loathsoue disease Catarrb, and ysinIy
trying every known remedy, at last found j
recipe which completely cured and saved
him IRON death. Any sufferer from ibis
drcsdfuI disease sending o soif.addrsssed
stamped envelope 10 Professor j. A. Law.
renee, s. Wafren street, New York city, will
receive che rcclpe sses Of charge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
DanviIIe Dots.
Danvitte DOTS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
Annrr a 1900

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispetchl
APRIL 6, 1889.
The Danvile Industrial aud Lsnd.Im-
proyement Company, recently organized
here with paid-up capital OF $4,000, Is
now ready for business. The chief object OF
the company Is to aid in the establishment oil
manufacturing industries.
Danyile IL now 10 fair way to have an
Industrial boom. All branches OF the manu-
featuring business are active.
TIE Odd-Fellows are looking forward 70
a good lime when the Grand Lodge OF their
order meets here next week. A public re-
cep,lon will be held at The Academy OF Music
on Tuesday, 20 be followed by banquet at
night.