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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
The Tables of Royalty.

In Italy the court dimes around table cov-
cred wita magnificent service in gold; 1t IS
the only luxury; there are no flowers, and
the dishes of the country are invariably
served-above ell, the fritto, composed Of a
foundation Of artichokes, liver, brains and
cocks combs. At the German court the finest
table is that Of the grand duchess Of Baden;
she has an excellent French cuisine and Pa
risian chef The queen Of Sweden has very
tempting table and bill Of fare-soups, al
most always milk, and beessteak; one Of her
favorite dishes IS composed Of balls Of Innce-
meat cooked with oil and surrounded with q
garnishing Of poa>hed eggs; then thsse IS a.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
A misunderstanding Of Orders.

NASHVILLE, April A collision be-
tween freight trains occurred this
morning at Crowns Cross Road, three
miles from the city, on the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad. Both engines
and sixteen cars were totally wrecked,
and Eraest G. Green and NJ. L. Eby,
brakemen, were killed. Albert Finch,
fireman was severely hurt. The col
lision was caused by misunderstand-
ing Of orders.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
South Carolina Teachers Association.

South Carolina Teachers Association.
The President of the South Carolina
Teachers Association has issued the
following circular:
';The South Carolina Teachers !Asso-
citation, an organization having for its
object the professional Improvement of
it's members and the advancement of
educational interests generally, is de-
sirous of increasing its membership and
of extending its influence.
"This can only be done by means of
earnest and hearty cooperation
on the part of the teachers of
the State, and with a view
of securing that cooperation, l address
you this circular, and INVITE you to be-
come member. The dues are only
one dollar year, payable at the annual
meeting.
''The annual meeting for 1889 will be
held in the Female College building at
Columbia on tle 18th, 17Uh and 18th of
July; an attractive programme is being
prepared by the executive committee,
the railroads will reduce their rates,
and no effort will be spared to make the
meeting both interesting and instruct
i've.
''Send your name and postofice ad-
dress, at once, to yours, respectfully,
''HsSRY P. ARCHER,
president S. C. Teachers Association.
Charleston, S. c., April I'd, 1885,"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
Hints to Housekeepers.

A hot fatiron with fold Of flannel over it
will relieve neuralgia very quickly.
For warming over dark meats use brown
sauces made from Drowned butter and -four,
for white meats cream sauces, which, Of
course, can be made from milk
Take two large spools, drive large rails
through them in the wall about two inches
apart, hang your broom up, brush end up.
Ono or two potatoes left from dinner will
make comfortable dish Of Lyonnaise pota-
toes for breakfast.
Keep e.:rhoHc acid always convenient fer
use. It is one of the best disinfectants and
insect destroyerS that can bo used. a small
quantity need only De applied at time.
Vinegar improves by keeping, therefore,
it is best to lay in large supply.
Syrup ,nado Of brown sugar, with pint
Of hickory tea to three pounds OF sugar, IS @
GOOD substitute for maple syrup.
Powdered rosin, according to z. Eager, is
liable to spontaneous combustion, owing to
oxidation by the air, and it should be Kept in
tightly closed tin boxes
TO cleanse porcelain sauce pans GIL them
half full of hot water and put in the water c
tablespoonful OF powdered boraz c2d let it
boil. If this does not remove al tho stains,
scour well with cloth rubbed with soap end
boraI.
The following often acts satisfactorily in
removing cid ink stains from polished ma
hogany and cherry. Add a very few drops
of inter to q teaspooaful of water, dip a
feather into this mixture and touch tho ink
Spots with it. When the stain disappears rub
the spot ct once with q rag wet with clear
water, then dry and polish. This is to pre-
vent white marx coming il place Of the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
The American Girl.

A pleasing and constant topic of English
writers is the American girl, writes George
William Curtis in Harper's Magazine. One
OF the later commentators says Of her:
I'.American girls have shown that they can
receive, travel and live without chaperons,
escorts or husbands, and are fast developing
bright, clear, intelligent, self reliant, cour-
ageoUs and refreshing variety Of the human
race" And again, Even If in future years
the slender Yankee belle IS hidden behind the
anpler beauty Of the English natron, We
may still hear from her lips the wit and
shrewdness, the accute accent, the intelligent
question, and the rapid repartee that pro-
claim her original nationality" The 80
ciety" pictures in the papers and magazines
represent the disrnay Of the British mstron
with marriageable daughters as she surveys
the -avatar OF the American divinity and
rival. The essential differences Of society in
the two countries are at once suggested, and
the alarm of the watchful parent is justified.
The passages that we have quoted appar-
emily describe by contrast, which is a fact
which does not seam to have occurred to the
writer. Doubtless at heart he IS loyal to the
English girl, and does not admit, even In
debate, that her supremacy Of Eaideohood
can be disputed When he says that Ameri-
can girls have shown that they can receive,
travel and live without chaperoas, escorts or
husbands, he seems to mean that they have
shown this distinctively as compared with
other girls.
When be adds that they are fast develop
ing a bright, clear, intelligent, self reliant,
courageous and refreshing variety Of the
%t,o% sc v,a-t
variety Of girl, and that it IS not perfectly
familiar in England. Soin the other passage,
when, supposing the American girl trans
formed into the British matron, he remarks,
with evident admiration, I'VE may still hear
from her lips the wit and shrewdness, the
scute accent, the intelligent question and the
rapid repareee that proclaim her original ma
tionality," would he have US understand that
these ere not the characteristics Of tho Brit
ish ,natroa of today? Or does he intimate
only that the coming Of the Americans will
but enlarge the number Of these delightful
ladiesa
The writer certainly seems to describe by
contrast, but be hes wisely left little cloud
in which to envelop bis retreat in case Of
emergency. Certainly We need not press him.
Whatever he may think or say OF the Eng
Esh girl, he has spoken well and truly of her
American sister His description applies to
the girl who grows up amid the average con-
ditions OF American life the girl who is por-
trayed in her more jejune condition in Henry
James Daisy filler The two chief qualities
of that young woman, as represented by tho
shrew,, and subtle artist, are self respect and
self reliance The perple,ity Of tho phenone-
non to tho foreign reader lies in the fact that
she docs what tho European gni without SELF
respect does.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
The Largest Lectern Ever Made.

St. Johns Episcopal Church, sayan-
nah, Ga, will receive on Easter Day
the handSomest eagle lectern ever pro-
duced. the gift of prominent parish
ioner of Grace Church. New York, in
memory of his wife. The lectern stai-ds
s feet s inches high; the base is a
curved octagon, resting on four lions
couchant, they supporting four heavy
pinnacles with flying burtresSes. Be-
tween each are statues OF the four Evan
gelists, excellently modelled in bronze.
The shaft is full of pierced tracery, sur
mounted BY an oclagon cap, and on It
is the eagle with outstretcned wings
standing on the orb set in crown of
glory. The eagle is artistically modelled
and the feathers are delicately chased.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
WOMEN IN POLITICS.
Mrs Minnie Morgan Elected Mayor Of a
Kansas Town a Solid Female Coun-

Mrs. Minnie Morgan E.ecIeo mayor OF q
Kansas Town. Solid Female Coun-
Gil.
OsKALoosA, Kansas, April 3.-The
! Oscaloosa idea is still extant. After a
vigorous fight, the female candidates
for city Offices won the day by sweeping
majorities. At Cottonwood Falls, Kan
sas, the ladies were also triumphant,
Mrs. Minnie Morgan being elec' ed
Mayor, with all the members OF the
Council of her sex.
FOUR THOUSAND WOMEN VOTED.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, April g.
The contest forthe may orally here lay
between D. r. Anthony (Republican),
and L. N. Hooker Democrat.) Susan
B. Anthony. sister Of the Republican
candidate, worked heroically for him,
but Hooker was elected by about $500
majority. Nearly 1000 women voted
during the day, most of them casting
their ballots for Hooker A man was
stabbed at one of the precincts and
women at another ward became in
volved in wordy war.
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most at each repast the national plate, salmon
preserved in earth. Queen Fictoria's ravorite
wine is pale sherry, which she drinks from.
beautifully carved silver cup inherited from
Queen Anne. The royal dinneris very COM
plete The table is lighted with gold Candida
bra furnished with candles; orchids placed in
epergnes rise up to the ceiling The queen
eats . special bread, we'll cooked and of a
mastic color-London Globe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
Women's Hands.

4 French savant has recently announced
his belief that women are increasing in size.
Certain it is that the hands of the average
woman are much larger now than formerly.
The happy change in public opinion which
enables women Of all ranks to work with
their hands, and take pride in doing SO, may
not be without effect in enlarging those
members Chicago News.
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"A. C. McManus of Lancaster, County
was painfully hurt on Sunday afternoon
by being thrown from his colt. The
colt became fractiouS and ran under a
shed, knocking Mr.. McManus off and
dragged him about the yard with mis- foot
hitched in the stirrup. His injuries are
considered serious.
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breaches FOR PROFIT.
Padre Agostiro Wants the Money if His
Sermons Are Worth Any.

Sermons Are Worth Any.
Padre Agostino is learned monk
perhaps the best orator in all Italy-and
is at present preaching daily in the
Church of San Carlo a. Corso in Rome
and stirring the city to its centre"
Il protest. said the padr'e from the
pulpit. against reporters taking down
what l say and making it source of
profit. 1t is an infringement OF my
right. If there IS TO be profit made by
my sermons or my words l am the per-
son entitled TO it, and l should receive
ii"
This was followed by burst of ap-
plause and clapping of hands in the
sacred building, mingled with much
hilarity from the reporters, OF whom
some two or three score were present,
and other profane persons.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
Sudden Death OF q Railroad Official.

CINCINNATI, April 4. ". W. Wells,
superintendent of the Southern Division
of the Queen and Crescent System. died
suddenly yesterday morning in his car
at Somerset, Ky. He had been ailing a
few days, but a sudden attack carried
him aWav.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-10
EarShduakes in Cuba.

HAVANA, April News has just been
received here that two earthquake shocks
were experienced in Santiago de Cuba
on Friday last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27
Popular, ONz~PRICE House.

THRIFTY HOUSEKEEPERS
should not overlook our CHINA AND HOUSE
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. our prices aud
wares ere right You will think so whom you
soe the
,rinch fine White China Plates at &C.;
Heavy Crystal-Glass Goblets st 4c.;
Cnt-Glass Preserve-Stands at l3c.:
Real China Dinner sets OF l02 pieces az 1880:
Handsomely Decorated Porcelain Tea Sets at
1923;
Pretty Majolica Cuspadores az 25c.;
Handsomely Decorated Real China Cuspadores
at &c.;
Pretty Oatmeal Sots at 49c.:
Nice All-Glass Kitchen Lamps. with burner and
all complete. at 25c.;
Fine Library-Lamps at sl.s7 worth $3.50:
Handsome Library Lamps at sl.93 worth 81;
our great Connecticut Lamp gives light equal
to Ave gas-icts, all complete, only sl.69;
Lovely Parlor Lamps at 80 worth $3.50:
Pretty Swinging Hall-Lamps at fi.35 worth 81;
Very fine Hall-L Lamps at f2.S9 worth 81;
Iarge-sizo White China Pitcher Gt 23c.;
1-ouert En- bossed Tin Buckets at 3c;
Q-ouart Embossed Tin Buckets at Sc.
g-ouart Embossed Tin Buckets at Sc
sxl2 Gni-Frarue Mirrors AT lsc.;
Handsomely Decorated China Chamber sots OF
IOpicces only sass;
Moss Rose Cups aud saucers at I2%c. a pair;
A complete assortment Of the celebrated Agate
Ironwarc a; our popular low prices.
LADIES HEAVY JERSEY JACKETS.
We havo large assortment Of these Jackets
in special styles for mourning, second mourn
Ing, anI general street-woar.
A handsome All-Wool Jersey jacket, medium
weight. at s262
Ueavy-W eight Jersey Jackets At $3.50;
The Jersey jacket at s. is very ine, all wool,
and bound oil around with extra care.
UMBRELLAS.
Imported Gloria Sltine, with gold-plate han
dies, warranted not to split or change, at SIC.
east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27

L 1 y y
WAISTS FOR BOYS AND GlkiS,
made to order for US in the NEST sups'anuai
Best-quelity Outing Cloth Waists, d2c.;
GRAY and Brown Cloth shirt " aists' b9c
Blue Flannel Shirt-Walsis, l5c. ,.,..-. ,,..,.,.
Finest All Wool Navy Blue Flannel shlt'-" "AS's'
Au.Wool Navy-Blue Flannel Blouse Waists al
All Of the above in sizes from 10 to IA years
A special bargain Offering IN ~
LACE CURTAINS.
A good Imitation Guipure-Lace Curtain, three
yards long, at 16c; ~,
M pair fuI three and.a half yards long fine Not
turham Curtains al II worth ilJO;
% pair Imitation BRUSSELS Curtains, 'hreo anu
a half yards long, al $2JO;
10 pair Real Guipure Curtains, four yards long,
at g. worth 800; ,o
The best Brass Trimmed Cornlce-foles al i5,. ,,
THE PALAIS ROYALS KID GLON I'D
TAKE THE LEAD.
The Foster Fiye-Iook Guaranteed Kid Glove az
A GOOD Black Undressed Glove atfi;
A real PARIS Fiyc-Button Glove, WIN empro'-
Misc. dsJod tosr SaH bSoa nj on kid Gloves. marrow
brolderod back, sizes from to G%, at 90 and
Gentlemen's Two-Buttou REtraquality Kid
Gloves-an shades Of Brown, Tan, ana Gray
a. &c. worth $l.25.
NOTIONS.
SIX Elastic Garter-Web, all colors, BLACK ana
White, az zoe. q yard;
Fxtra-auaiity Fancy Cotton Elastic Garter Meps
az bic;
The best Needles AZ &c. paper;
A spool Of COtton, containing 90 yards anu
warranted 20 sew on the machine, at oc.
Tho regular 81 balls Imported Darning cotton
A paper Of the best English Pins. containing 800
pins, IA As-Ort "a sizes, al Sc; 80
A Polished Wood CaDiuct-BoX, containing lOO
Hair Pms, assorted styles, al J..
Eight-fold Germantown Iarn, tho very pest
qualify, al lOc. Il hank-iust half tho regular
price.
GILT Tins0i at p. a hall.
UMBRELLAS.
our own importation Of English Gloria silS'
with fino oxidized hsndles-eyely one war
raptod not 10 split or change cOlOr-at sl.2S
for u IN n and si.50 for IS inch.
NuW6e1 III
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OPENING WEEK.

RED COVERING. Most me merchants '. d'.l,aI buy
Comforts, and Blankets from tobbers or com
mission houses. We buy them fiom tho manu-
facturer and thus Il Is that we can sell you an
Extra-Heayy Crochet Quilt, TX. Inches at Il.
Other merchants ask sl.25. \ sill heavier ono'
7sxg0 inches. at tl.l5 worth Sl3>
Tho Bed Comf)rts start ct 55c. You VIII be
amazed at the splendid quality we offer at q ana
sl.5O for Satteen Comforts that arc as soft as
eider1OWn.
lO-t White Blankets a. 7jc. Rpair.
Al prices between this ana $40. COMPETENT
Judge have pronounced our s. Iii California
Wool Blankets the hcstf0y tie money IN The city.
TOWEIN There is vast difference be-
IOIlI IOIl -, tween our Towels and those you
generally meet with We 90 By measure and
weight. Tho best Of value follows.
IIcayy Huck Towels,
l7x55 in., Tx39 IN, 2ixn in, &zii -
lOc. I2ec. l'c, -Yc'
Miller, RhOalS c GorhaPt'
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~ OUR DOMESTIC DEPAKIMENI
Yoy can save many penny.
III, Genuine Androscogrln Bleachei Cotton
every piece branded, sold here at1c;
Tho Ianglon c. b. Barber Mills Fruit OF the
loom Woachol Cotton. all at s'ic;
Good Heavy Bcol Feather Ticking, entirely free
from dIosa.ne, only IKE;
Cooilo-t WoarheI Sheeting at 22c.;
rv.ra quality Blea,nod Twiled Crash at5c.;
Goo. Heavy Part Wool Twilled Gray Flannel at
llc.:
cool Dark Drcss Prints, o.:
Ao ex,ra weight twillcd heavy Plush UnbieSch-
eI Canton Flannel at Zoe. worth l2%G;
Red.rwuol flanuois from 10 To SOC;
An-Wool Cassimorcs, just the weight for boys
cio,hinr. at50c;
Mon nearly AI-Wool Cassimeres. pretty styles
olpIalls aud stripes, az iic.;
The regular sac. quaaA Plaid Nainsooks' Ave
different sylos, at &C;
Sosr.y Au-Wo,l Gray Horriugbono and striped
CaSlmcres at 3shc. They afo 5Oc- soous'
butwe are closing thom out
For LaIlo-' nnd lnfauts wear we have a ape
c,.l eheap limo of Fine White Embroidered Elan
ncls with wash sik embroidery.
on Cntcrts Finest All-Wool Flannels, yard
wiie. with two-inch embroidery, stc.:
ysrd-vide. with thrco-inch embroidery s5c.;
Yari-aile, with stx-inch embroidery, a.
hey VIII surprise you.
Slammed Pulow-snams. on good cotton, l7c.
pair.
Stamped shams of nnest ileinstltched Irish
Linen. sheer and heavy, at$2 pair;
Fine stamped Housutcnod Linen Boisier-shams
az % aud So:
Stamped Hems.i,ched Linen Mats ats
UMBRELLAS.
Impor,od English Twil'ed SIX Umbrellas na'u-
raj wood handle, nuo SILK case WARRANTED
not 10 split g.
Tka PnLnlS ROp0I.
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TAX NOTICE.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

All persons paying tho LAST HALF Of the city
ana school Tax on OK BEFORE NOVEMBER
,sr will bo entitled to a rebate OF per cent On
tho one half OF the City Tax.
The State Tax 10 now ready for collection.
Five per cent will bs aided TO all saxes'-ssas'
City and school--unpaid December !, IVA
J. W. BR0NAUdH. in,
"a W-tEoli Treasurer Ciu Of Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27
EIGHTEEN VARIOUS KINDS OF
came Yesterday
White Lace Curtains They will be re-


tho usual wholesale price. Real Irish POiut, Ap-
plique. and Nottingham.
Nottingham from e6c 70 s79s pair;
Irish Point, with Applique or Tambour $40 to
SCI pair;
Real Tambour, $40 to SO pair;
Imitation Brussels, s496 to ss2ia paIF;
Real Brussels. fi73s to tis.
Madras, Chenille, Turcoman, Orinooka, and
oil kinds Of Domestic and Imported Curtains.
All OF tho Curtains you get from here are full
width and iongth-no matter how much is
chopped of the prices.
Tho GINGHANsa at &C. nre hore again. You
have boon looking for them for woek. Tho
same quality AZ the former. Ton cents syard Is
tho usual price.
The BROADcLOTHs usually sold at 81 yard
,raerchants generally confound them with the
Imported, but thoy are Domesticl. 81 inches
wide, Csc. Just nov.
Tho usual fl.2j I'm ported for CSC;
The t2.2j quality for fiiS.
Every shade Of BROADCLOTH
All tho new ideas Of Handsome
-s------'---H---sS are carried to success in this
Dress Fabrics house. The hapharard KIND
.....-...-..-.-..-----l are left out The study OF
80, the Dress Goods Department ia one OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27

rnnor,ed cUr-sLAss GoBLRrs como 70 us too
CSC adozen: another for r.ss;
WINES 20 match for s2c. dozen;
Tmpor,ed cUr.GLAss DEcANTsRs, a'c.; tie
Larger. 4sc
cUr-eLAss BUTTER DISHES, SUGARS. and
STOCKHOLDERS for the usual halt-vsiue.
uss, fora Handsome DECORATED DINNER
SET; .li.99 for another-both importsd;
.. Inch HANDSOME DECORATED REAL
FRENCH CHINA PITCHER, 9sc;
e,nch WHITE IRoSsToNE PITCHERS, Sc;
SOC. for an Imitation cUT-GLAss coaposr'
with top.
wEArHFR-sTRIPs savc you enough fueitn
one month TO double thelr costs TO SC. q foot
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attractions. The prices are another, Here iss
stsp-ladder OF values you can look TO only In
cities with five times the population OF this. The
house carries them for your benefit aud conye-
nience. Can q case lot be bought cheaper than
sluglo piecse Compare samples from other
houses with here and buy whore your interest
contres
Plain and staple Dress Fabrics from SC. yard
,Os223;
Fancy Novelty Dross Fabrics from sLeo suit
to l33;
Noyol,y PlaIds and Stripes from iOc. yard to
sL9s;
Easy enough to buy HANDKERcHIEFs The
qualities, prices, and styles whom considered
with what you ray for tnom hero now must
prove the wonderful capacity Of our linen-msn.
Puro Linen Hemetltched
that cost ise- in PLAIN HandKerclllelS
ore sold here for loc. L-------------------
with an elaborate inihal-eyery letter from
Atoz;
i2Hc. buys Drawn-Thread hand-drawni Linen
Canton Hanikerchlofs that should DO 3ic.;
l0c. for another.
Fifty various patterns OF tho Same fsmily to
| choose from-a 1c. Handkerchief or dollar
handkerchief The value rests on loss than SOC.
on the dollar.
. .,-..... '..' 5HE New '..,.'.''''' .,.
| Poau DO Sole, 91.l9 and si.99;
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Heavy Gros-Graln SILK, sL07:
The usual 81 quality, all silk AMI tho ocst of
wear CSC.
The Edgewooi Cord-new eHast this season
$l.29 and SIS;
india silks that usually soil for 7sc. are $50;
Tho American and imitation OF tho India-ail
silk-s9c Only ltehtpink and blue Just
now Tho rest Of the colors will be in soon.
All OF the Imported Fancy silks from 75c. to
SIS yard. An the staple every-dsy-wsnting
/ silks. Ono Of the few silk Departments Of the
| United States is here. Nearly all made to our
own order by tho best French SILK msnufac-
,urers. This means best Of wear with best Of
prices.
'---E----''-1 Some special prices. Hundreds OF
Wraps. special styles As much in tho ut as
.---------In the style. Some garments are re-
cognized "a by tho merchant you get them Of
The materials. make, A.. and style must have
an artists consideration. Some special prices
this week jackets that should be so arc sLs2,
and so with a ahalf dozen various things In that
department
------------rTr done here. Every description OF
Stamping Stamping. An the little fancy ma
.----.-------ss teras for the use in Embroider-
ing. Crochoting, and other Fancy Work in tho
! department We claim a saving 10 you OF at
least e5 per cent Price all the various wares
and SEQ II this statement bears value worth
! your attention.
<zzH
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MEETINGS.

UHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
L ORE. LER COUNCIL, No. Il, JR. o. L. A.
NJ. are hereby notified 20 attend regular meet
ing OF their Council on TU ESDAY, October 2sth,
as business OF vast importance 10 the order Will
bo transacted.
by order Of the Council
C. q. ROBERTS, Councillor.
Il. b. WHARTON, Recording Secretary.
oc gilt
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Special Electric car for shockoe-Hiii people
ieayes Bsech street and Grove syenus ss r:9o,
Ptfta and Clay 81 TAO. Seventh and Franklin AZ
7:S5, connecting closely q, Seventeenth and
franklin. Resurning, leaves Seventeenth and
yenaple st l0:S1 &C N-3