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Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

Gen, Harrison, despite all his pledges, is the most partisan Presi- dent we have had since the war He is a moral and upright man in the usual sense of those words; but he seems to be destitute of that broad catholic spirit which knows no North, no South. no East. no West
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

The "Cotton Belt railroad has gone into the hands of 9 receiver; {; Col. s. W. Fordyce appointed to this place. He is an old and experienced railway manager.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
FOR CENTl. EM E N.

The best whole stock Brogan Shoe Al
 (white oak bottoms) only A" A good stout Plow Shoe (solid leather Al
 bottoml only An elegant Seamless Buff Shoe, only 9W The celebrated w. L. Douglass sS Shoe' full line. J. Hansel Woods S3.5O Shoe, the best 2 the land at the price z, Our entire line of Handmade shoes i~ sixty days at only S5.50; worth S7,50 1T,
 The above prices means SPOT CAoh- not 20 days,
 Our stock of Misses and Childrcn's oaos are beautiful bel ond description, and nu' be seen to be appreciated.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

We rejoice to note the indications of increasing respect for the sancti- ties of the Sabbath, especially among the leading railroad men of the coun- try. All honor to Dcpew and Van derbilt for the inauguration of this rpform
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
Dr. Kings Royal Germeteur Cures
ESrTT~-NI. I-A-T-S-
We give below Il letter from

We give below q letter from Mr. Ios, Cope, who fell in the street from par.,r,, about one year ago:
 Prescott, Ark, April 20 lsss BRO. LlNEBArGn:-l write, to tell youa, new and happy discovery We made in tb. external use of ''Dr. Kings Royal Germ. teur." My wife applied it for me with G', hands, as directed, and to her astonshna~ is well as my own, in less than two ves she found herself cured of scrious .nI painful aiImeut of the hands, The wsT. and finger joints had been affected for h", years, her right foretinger straight and .ta she had not used it in long time, in far < | was in her way, while scarcely had strenrl in her wrists and hands to sweep the aer We know it WAS the Gernctcur for she b,i not used any other medicine for lor, time. It is doing me great deal of goOl though had but little hope of it when \ began the use of it. If however it had 1o, me 10 good at all the great benefit it bs been 10 my wife has richly repaid me A the price oft. got another jug of h Gerinetour from R. L. Hinton Drug C. vestcrlay There are several other. u.p, it here with entire satisfaction. Use ths s| you please. only wish that all who ps this great remedy could only know oft M get it. Yours Truly &c.
 JOIN CoPg visited Mrs. Cope today and certify the facts as stated above; no family stand higher in the community and 1 would be ljeyo aBy statement they make whether come ggdor my observation or not. Thg certainty have no interest in making tbs above statement, more than stated, for th9 pay the cash for the Gerineteur.
 k. l.. HINTON, NJ. D. Royal Gcrmetcur cures Chlls and Fever rhss every thing else fails. Try it, and you will De ds lighted with the result,
 For sale by k. L. Hinton, Prescott Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

The United States supreme court has decided the case of Myra Clark Gaines against New Orleans. The court awarded the executors of the will of Mrs. Gaines the sum of S516,- GOO
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

Swift's Specific is entirely ycge- table medicine, which has ever cured Blood Poison, Scrofula, Blood Hu- mors and kindred diseases. Send for our book on Blood and Skin Dis. eases, mailed free,
 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,.
 Drawer ,, Atlanta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruPtions, and positively cures piles, or mo pay required. It is guarantccy to give perfect satisfaction, or none. refunded. Price 2j cts. per box. For sale by Hugh Moncricf,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
ANSLEI'S ADDITION.

And notice hereby given that said several tracts lots parts much thereof may be pay the Ne- pen av theeon will be sold by the County Collector at the Court House County the 2d Monday June next un the said taxes penalty end costs be paid before that time and the sale will continued day, until tue said tracts parts be sold This saturday 18th day of May l8S9
 JOHN F. PORTIS. CIERK NEv ApA CouNTY
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
5000 Reward.

One thousand dollars will he paid to any chemist who will find on anal ysis of x. $. $. (Swift's Spccitic) one particle of mercury, lodide of potash, or any poisonous substance.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
Note Our Prices.-D0n't Forget Then
 FOR LADIES

An elegant Glove Grain Button Shoe
 (solid lca:hcr) only -slS An elegant Kid Button Shoe (solid .,
 lcather) only l% An elegant Glove Grain Lace Shoe
 (chanois lincd) only l% Don't pay $l.75 and S2.0O for these .an' goods when you can get them at our 'ioN for Sl.25. We have added to our line the best Ladia S2.50 Shoe ever shown in Hope. Be 'uN and see them.
 Win sell for the next sixty days our entF line of s Ladies' Shoes at $4. Try ps'
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

A friend to the farmer, the merchant, the mechanic the banker, the millionaire and the pauper is Cheatham's Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure No cure, no pay For sal" by J O Howell
 Distress after eating heartburn, sick headache and heartburn are cured by Dr. J. II. McLcan's Liver nd Kidney Pellets (little pills).
 The Hinton Drug Co. is selling lots of King Royal Germcteur, and, we learn, in nearly every caseit gives satisfaction, beneltting those who use it, as it kills the microbe and us destroys di seaSe in the boly
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
DELINQUENT TAX SALES- 888
STATE OF ARKANsAs, l Innnf,. nf NnNnln

The lands lots and part of lots returned delinquent m Nevada County 8S together with the taxes and pen M charged thereon reeaby law contained and described in the following list
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
Office of Dr, R. l.. Hinton, ! PKEsrnrI. ARk.. Apr. 1 lNsQ.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY

GERMETEUR IS pronounced a wonderful remedy all over Texas and everywhere it has been used Hundreds of good testimonials could be given, but. the above are conclusive and sufficient.
 The sole right to manufacture and sell Kings Royal Gormetour in Nev2dada and several countes west it, has been secu~el by Dr R L Hinton. Its put up in gal jugs, Wir> label and directions, and sells for $25O per gal though for over a mo- treat. ment--muCh cheaper than most 1at1nt medicines t is as pleasant to take as lemonade Call for it at
 HINTON'S DRUG STORE, Prescott, Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

One of pr. J. II. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pellets, taken at night before going to bed, will move the bowels inc effect will astonlsh you.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
OFFICE-- --PlCAYUNE BUILDING
 EAST FRONT STREET. Rates for Advertising:

SUBSCRIPTION. l50 PER YEAR. Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices Toe per line each in-erii"h=- 5c per line Co regulate advertisers who run them all the time.
 fas" All advertising payable monthly or quarterly, unless otherwise agreed on. Ad- dress all communications to
 THE PICAYUNE,
 Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22

ARK. April 5. 1889.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
IN PKESCOTT-REPPY'S ADDITION.
WARREN'S ADDITION.
BRIAN'S ADDITION.

Il Copeland. ..net 4 II 100
 LOUGHBOROUGH X kNOBLE'S ADDITION.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

II Rohrs; commissioners fees.
Chas Rousch; repairing bridge.
Fred Boice; pit pay on sewer tile mt
% F Bostleman; CO job on CO ditch 564......
20 Geo F Haase axman on CO ditch 65S...
JIM Luce; bridge masonry in Wash twp
CN Schwab engineers fees.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

Total County levy for 1883, 81
showing u reduction of One-tenth mill from the
taX-leyy for the previous year.
Our detailed report Is divided In Schedule "a
showing the receipts and expenditures of the
various funds, Schedule "B" showing the orders
issued upon the allowance and order Of the
the orders issued by the County Auditor under
various laws and not subject to our allowance
and Schedule "D" showing the orders issued to
Jurors and witnesses In Common Pleas Court.
NAPOLEON, OHfo, September 9TH, A. d. 1888:
GEO. DAUM, Commissioners of
WM. n. ZIERoLF, Henry County,
A. i. SAYGERS. Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31


c II Rousch; bridge work. ................ % 90
B Foster; livery hire. =. :. ............. 65 90
L Rockelman, bridge building. ........... ITO 30
same grading approach ................. 2 UO
CS Miller ;gravel furnished. .......... 39S 81
L Gottschalk; bridge work....... 3 OC
D Hess; grading .......... 20 90
d M Jones; gravel work............. -. 40 90
p N Ballard; chairman on co ditch 646.. 2 90
ON SchWab; engineers fees ........... 16 OC
same 49,. 80 0C
Adam Beck; gravel work. .. :. .......... %
Thorn & Bliss bridge work ........... 16 00
Rw Cahill: salary ry......................... "a q
VIM Hess; bridge grading. =. ,............ 4 2f
j @ weible; bridge building, .........-.., 63 0(
T Brown; county ditch work. ........ 10 81
e Gehrett; bridge building. ............ 48 0C
OBssset; county ditch work............ is 40
G Isyers salary 1870 80
8 q Haag; postal stamps. ................ 10 6(
Young bridge building ....,a ....... ~, 100 %
L BOckeiman county ditch work. $3.50. 9 81
NJ winover, moving ferry boat. ......... II 90
J Geo Daum; commissioners fees.......... 100 0C
U 81 westinghausin, brioge grading........ 81 5(
Il 4 Barnes posting procamations. $40
wabash Ky: freight on stone. .............. As OF
jean xnns: bridge reEairs.. y. ............. 20t
sss hA.-AsJ "a All. . .ssls.......s..... : Z.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

G Hollingshead, cleaning eistern. .......
A Hirseland, salary as Janitor :. ...........
Henry Crist; axman on county ditch 558
Il Hayes; Co job on county ditch $50. ...
Geo Daum; Commissioners fees. ~
Holers; county job hn county ditch 554
0 OParkeri repairing bridge ...............
Lewis Palmer; hauling stone.............
James Ragan; defending criminal. ...
LIB Cramer, Co job on Co ditch $50. ....
9 Beard; repairing on Jail. ..............
FStephenson; rodman on Co ditch $685..
JC Gray; axmaU on county ditch 553....
Chas Eyers; salary for September. ........
Troup ,Kinnard & Co; books stationery
Hill & Troutwine; work on Krlida pike.
CS Miller; gravel furnished. ...........
T q Tanner; supr gravel wo rk. -. .........
10 Wabash Ry; freight on cement. ... E. ...-
Carl LoitZ; gravel work.. -. -.".....
d NJ Jones, axman on county ditch $780,.
Mtrn Rhnndar rrn al .,rork N Mnrnlnnrn IN
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" Brink, do DO 90
F&W Winkelman, hip in survg co 555
GIL Holder, bridge masonry.
johnson & Watson, stationery ...........
FA Duding, co job on it CO ditch 520....
16 H Egler, 2 bridges in Flatrock tp........
r Bockelman, building bridges...........
IT'D p Hudson, surveying co ditch Co.,,
JP Belknsp, publishing road levy. y,......~
Il Kolbe, leveling grade in Flatrock.
surveying CO ditch SIS. ..........
19J l. Arnold, chopping out county road.
JL Pray, car load of coping ...,......"
II Reidman, gravel work in Napoleon tp
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

F Shasteen, grading approach to bridg...
d Il ilson, repairing bridge. ...........
CT Beard, repairing pipes in court house
f Shasteen, gravel work Napoleon tp.-...
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31
THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST THURSDAY JANUARY 1889

By orders paid andIreturned
By orders paid and returned
By amount on hand
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31
Annual Report
OF rHA
Commissioners Of Henry Co., 0,
To the Hon. ". n. Handy, Judge Of the Court
Of Common Pliers ofHehrB County. Ohio.

SIR: In cOmplience with section No. 9l7 OF
the Revised Statutes Of Ohio the undersigned
Commissioners Ot said county do hereby submit
their detailed report for the year ending August
3Ist, A. ID. 1855
The following rates Of taxes were levied by
the County Commissioners for the year 1857, un-
der which the revenues for the various county
funds referred Ia In this report, were derived.
tO-Wit:
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

20 4 G Tanner, experimenting Kalida pike
W n Zierolf, commissioners fees.
81 O N Schwab, engineer CO ditch 564......-..
20 7 W Durbin, indexing records ..........
Kunz iron bolts for briie........ .......
WI liill, graveling Ridgeyille pike
2SJ W Harper, super'g
ames experimenting bridge...........
Hill h Troutwine, graveling Kalida pike
Wabash railway, freight on cement......
CS Miller, furnishing gravel.
JIM Haag, defending criminal part.
"a L L Orwig, publishing ditch notices. 49,.
CarOschner, freight on reports. .....
C Theek, bridge masonry. ........
Hill d Troutwine, gr'vling Ridgv'le pike
Nc Ioaanh Eichar gravel fnrnishad
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31
GENERAL COUNTY FUND.
RECEIPTS.

10 net collection Dec Dupl 1887, S1133490
TO certified into co. treasury, f5+70
10 expense of sale of sec 10 Richheld tp 1885
To net June collection 1888 on Dupl. 1887 759537
To net certified into co. treasury 2957
To amount Overpaid 173O450
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31
Total tax.levy for County,

Total tlx-leyy for County, 9.s "
The interest on the bonded Indebtedness of
the County has been promptly paid and the prin-
epal of the same has been reduced by the pay
ment and redemption Of ten Napoleon river
bridge bonds at $1,000 each and Of five county
road improvement bonds at 800 each making
total of Si25OO.
The taxes levied by the Board Of Commission
ers for the ensuing year 1883, for the various
county purposes are as follows:
For Soldiers Relief Fund .2mlls.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

E Hirseland; coal oil d matches for Co...
II A Bockelman; bride lumber...........
12 T Barnes, sheriff's Jail bill ........
Is Il Kobe, supertend'g pixies Napoleon tp
e. ... Ridgeville tp
law Baum, surveying co ditch 565. .....-
Is TurkeyfOot Club; armory rent. ..........
w Roth; Ak mau on CO ditch 52S.....
FGehringer, CO job on Co ditch 52s.....
Wv McHenry; chsinmn on co ditch 556
IS H Leaders gravel work Napoleo tp"...
WI Hill; =. 80. Ridgeville tp....
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-31

ORDERS ISSUED IN PAYMENT OF CLAIMS ALLOW
ED AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF ooTNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-11

Hon. John Sleeper. the philanthropy
i>t. died in Boston. aged s.. He was = ma
tive of Newcastle Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-11

Capt. Fo-> and Capt. T r. Hammond
have purchased the commanding part OF
TIE steamer Winter Haroor amt will com
mand Yer the coming summer
The Bar Iiarbor and Winter Harbor
Steamboat Go. have closed a contract with
the t. ;. mail department, to carry daily
mail between Bar Iarhor and this place
for the next -four years. during the months
q june, July, August and September.
At an adjourned meeting Of the annual
district meeting, it was voted to sell Pa
ciic hall TO the district for a >chool-room
"a very wise aud consistent act on the
part Of the stockholders, and step in
the right direction. for those who feel an
interest in the education OF the Young
Mrs Eliza Sargent sent Us pullet's egg
last Friday, the actual measurement in cir
conference inches BY 8 81 and weighed
four ounces South Hancock will have TO
take back seat.
Some very severe cases Of sickness in
the village at present We regret to hear
Of the serious Illness Of Mrs Sarah Torrey
Mrs. Susan t'uptill is also quite i'll.
Mr.. Andrew Gerrish has purchased the
Russell Toriey house and after some re-
pairs viii occupy il.
+. w Tufts has leased the Lewis Foss
house for another year
We were favored to-day with call from
Mr. Maddox from \. Ellsworth, the keep
er Of Mark Island light, who was accom-
panied by his Granddaughter, a line looking
miss of nearly Is, who tips the beam at
los pounds.
My attention was called few DAYS since
to an editorial | had inadvertently over
looked :--' Personal correspondence could
not be allowed between CORES pOndents."
| supposed a man of Mr.. Chlcott's abili-
ties who has been inside the political
rings, and especially one who has mingled
with the daughters of Eve. was too shrewd
to prohibit anything that would add to the
interest of his popular paper. \ lady re-
marked to me: If we could have some
thing of that sort" (meaning those two
items doubtless referred to- II would sign
for the paper" So, Mr.. Editor, let us have
breezy letter once in a while, such as
might emanate from tine pen of Spray or
the Franklin correspondents
April s. PUPIL
lit is Just because we wish to publish pop
uar paper that we are unwilling to print mat
ter which will interest two persons only
Breezy letter. from SPRAY" our Franklin cor
respondent, from ''Pupil' and many other
scribes have always been highly appreci-
ated and warmly welcomed by the AMERICAN
and the AMERICANS readers and. the reason
is. their letters replete with matters of pub
lie interest. When correspondents wish TO
communicate relative TO matters which con-
cern themselves personally, the better way to
do it is by letter. ED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-11
niItrias-

II snow and water we'll mixed % Win
about >iN or eight inches OF the roads sur.
face don't make hodge podge" We don't
know What does. At any rate that i Just
the situation ~ uur roads and street ,
al thi> time. More than one foot 81 snow
haS fallen here this week and much Of 1t j
stu In view Those great big ianncry
teams come dosn through snow and mud
twire a week. taking back huge piles OF
hides seemingly caring for nothing Nat
on the track they leave behind.
Spring has fairly opened around our
wharvcs and hartor. vessels are loading
repairing, etc, and the >hip-ynr,s are
warming wilh men
Fishermen are getting ready for their
spring work Some have commenced
building their wcjr> and Others are getting
their lobster traps ready for use, fcelin. \
hillc more courage Since last winter. lrg-
i-latinn viii give them little better chance
the coming year.
The assessors are preparing TO make the
taxes, and The school agents are taking the
number and ages Of scholars. SC. SC
W Clcaye> OF Prospect Harhor. was
in town yesterday aud made u a very
pleasant call He was looking finely and
hls wounded shoulder was getting quite
sound His was narrow escape.
We spent al hour very pleasantly with
Warren Leighton Esq, one day last week
His memory j. good and his conversations
Al powers are not al all impaired. lie " i'll
be cghty-nine years old the coming June,
having lived long and active business
life.
Mr.. Romeo at his hotel Is papering.
withdrawing. &c. making his rooms look
neat and inviting. He is said - keep real
iy travellers home"
b. GooGin> is in New Hampshire for
two or three weeks.
Geo. +. Googius * still in Portland with
Judge Symonds Libby He is 70 be
examined for admission to tie bar there
this month
Mrs. StilIman Small has gone to Boston
TO meet her husband and To buy her spring
millinery.
TIE rink is being partitIoned OF into an
opera room stores, sc. 1t is fine build
ing and large enough for shoe factory
Steamer Richmond j. making good time
this spring and Capt. Dow Of the Lille sun
continues TO give good satisfaction TO the
travelling public.
We see by the AMERICAN that there /, a
new steamer on our river, but we have not
yet heard her whistle.
The dry plate factory is said to be do
ing good business.
Not much sickness in town at present
April ).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-11
The Great Explorer Heard From.

A letter from Henry NJ. Stanley. dated
Smuputuri. September 4. 1858, has reach
ed a friend of the explorer in Edinburgh
In the letter Mr.. Stanley says he is well
and in good spirits.
Mr.. Stanley, after stating the orders
given by him to Major Barttelot. goes on
to describe the advance of the column
The expedition, which consisted of 3s9 Of
fcers and men. started from Yambunga on
June 2s. lSs7, On August l, the first death
occurred, the cause being dysentery
On August 10, on arriving at Airsbba,
the natives presented 4 bold front and the
party lost five men from poisoned arrows.
Lieutenant Stairs was wounded below the
heart and suffered greatly. hut he recover
ed ON August 81 the expedition met a
party of ManyemaS, and their misfortunes
began on this date What Stanley de-
scribes as an awful month begins on Sep
TENDER Is. Leaving the station of the Ar
ab chief Ugarrava. when the expedition
numbered 2G3 men having lost sixty-six by
dcsertion and death, and having left nifty
six sick with garrava, the march led 20
the Arab settlement kalihga Tonga The
men lived on wild fruits fungi and nuts.
During the journey Mr. Stanley was i'll
for more than a month. We quote from
| Mr., Stanlcy'> letter a. follows
when one days march from Nyanza.
natives came from kaNalii aud said a IA bfta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-11
Results in Rhode Island.

The count in the State election was not
finished until late Thursday morning. The
result for Governor was as follows: Ladd
(Rep.), 1882; Davis (Dem.), 1850
Richardson pro- l,5ll Chace claw En-
forcement, S,425. The combined opposi.
ton to Davis has 81 SOS votes He fails
OF an election by the people by SIS votes.
He probably ran ahead of the Democratic
candidates for Lieutenant Governor, Sec.
rotary of State, and General Treasurer, SO
that there is no election for those officials.
For Attorney-General. Rogers (Rep.), re-
ceived 2l,0ll; SlocuIn DEM J. 2l,sl6;
scattering 81; therefore Slocum is elected
by '1s majority. In Kent county General
Rogers ran 46l votes behind the tickets be
was on, and Slocum ran 200 votes ahead OF
Davis There being no election for GOV.
ernor and other State officers. aside from
the Attornes-Gcneral, the composition oi
the Legislature is regarded with great in
terest The result, as far as determined
is a. follows:
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Annual Session of the Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars

The 3l~t annual session Of the Crane
Lodge of Good Templars will be held al
Portland. in Y VI. c. \. Hail. Wednesday
and Thursday. April II and Is 1889 The
Maine Central and its branches will sell
members round trip excursion tickets a,
their stations. to Portland and return. foI
one unlimited fare; tickets on sale Mon.
dav, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
apr. -, Is, II, Is, good till April ~
These tickets must be purchased at tile
station where the train i taken.
The Portland, Mt Desert Machias
Steamboat Co., will sell round trip tickets
for one fare. Steamer CITY of Richmond
leaves Machiasport, Mondays at 4. NJ.
and returning leaves Portland Fridays at
II p NJ Tickets to be obtained of clerk
on boat.
Order of Exercises w Wednesday. April
II, 9A.M Com. on Credentials in session
at Hall. 10 A. NJ, opening of session in
e. l.. degree; report of Com. on Creden-
tial>: initiation of candidates entitled To
u. l.. degree. Noon.-Intermission till
P. NJ. AfternOon.-2 O'Clock. reports of e..
l.. officers; reports of Standing CONS. ;
assignments by Com. on Distribution.
Evening, P. NJ, Temperance Praise Meet
ing; 8 p. NJ. regular session. election of
Officers and Delegates to X. W. G. L., &c.
Thursday, April Is, "a. NJ. Temperance
experience meeting. 10 }. NJ, regular
session; installation of officers; reports of
Committees; location of autumn session
general business. Noon.-Intermission
Afternoon.-Reports of CONS. and gener-
al unfinished business. Evening. 80.
Social temperance meeting, confined to the
Order, for reports from Lodges, and diff
ferent sections of the State, and general
fraternal acquaintance.
Headquarters will be at U. s. Hotel
where the Grand Council will be III session
Tuesday and Friday.