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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

An old farmer says We are to
have a long, cold winter and
bases his predictions upon signs
which have never failed during a
period of obs ertion extending over
thirty years. The apples, corn,
wheat and seed pods are his data.
He says that the apple, grape and
peach skins are especially tough
more SO than for several years.
The ears of corn are protected by
stronger aud thicker husks, wheat
and rye straws are tougher and the
hay wirier than for a number OF
decentralization City Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Tans: Cleopatra lovcth 10 iook upon q HEAR.
and give me pardou--thy face and fcr2
nra fair. To-Day she noted them, and
twice she said she would she mad asked
whore that astrologer might be found, for
she ield that an astro!ogcr who could well
nigh Stay a Nubian~ gladiator with his bare
hands must indeed be 4 master of tho stars.
l Unanswered her thatI would cause inquiry
TO E: made. so hearken, Royal Harmachis.
At midday Cleopatra sleeps in her inner
hall that looi-s over the gardcnsto the hGr.
Dor. AT that hour: then, will l meet thee
at the gates of the Palace, whittier come
thou boldly asking for the Lady Charmion.
| will make appointment for thee with
Cleopatra, SO that she shall see thee alone
when h wakes, and the rest shall
be for thee, IIarmachis. For much she
loves to play with the mysteries of magic,
and whole nights have known her stand
watching the stars and making a preteuse
to read them. And but lately hath she sent
away Dioscoridcs, the Physician, in that,
poor fooli he ventured on a prophecy from
the conjunction of the stars that Cassius
would defeat Mark Antony. Thereon Cleo
patra dispatched to the General Allicnus,
bidding him ada the legions she had sent to
Syria to help Antony, TO tho army of Cas-
slus, whose SIctory, forsootn, was, accord
ing TO Dioscoridcs, written on the stars.
But, as it CHANGED, Antony beat Cassius
first and Brutus afterward, and so Dios-
corides hath departed, and now he lectures
for his bread on herbs in the museum, and
hates the name of stars. Bat his place is
empty, aud thou shalt fill it; and then we
will work in secret and in the shadow of
the scepter. Ay, we will work like the
worm at the heart of a fruit till the time of
plucking comes, and on thy dagger's touch,
Eoyal cousin, the fabric of this Grecian
throne crunblcs to nothingness, and the
| worm that rotted it bursts his seryile COW
ering, and in the sight Of empires, spreads
his royal wings DER Egypt"
1 gazed at this strange girl once more as
tonished, and saw that her face was lit up
with such e light as / had never seen upon
the face of woman.
'Ah!n broke in my uncle, who was
watching her, sab. l love to see thee so,
girl. There is tho Charmion that [ knew
aad / bred up-not the Court girl, whom
love not, draped in silks of Cos and fra
grant with essences. Let thy heart harden
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Boot and Shoe Factory.

E j. Rennison, of St. Louis, is
in the city looking up a desirable
location for a mammoth boot and
shoe factory. Several towns
throughout the State want the con-
Germ and there is no reason in the
world why Mexico should not do
the same. The people should be
willing to put up something for
such an enterprise. We will be
expected to subscribe literally,
but the money will come back into
our pockets again threefold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

49, o wand OF ebony, tipped with
ivory, such as is used by priests and
masters of magic. Among these, indeed,
/ held high rank, filing by knowledge OF
their secrets which L had learned at On
what 1 lacked in that skill of hand which
comes from use. And so, with no small
shame, for | love not such play, and hold
this common magic in contempt, | set forth
through the Bruchiun to the palace on the
Lochias, beng guided on my way by my
uncle Sepa. AtleDgth, passing u~ptheavenUe
Of Sphinxes, we came to the great marble
gateway and the gates of bronze within
which is the guard-house. And here my
uncle left me-, breathing many prayers for
nv safety and success. But | advanced
with an easy air to the gate, where | was
roughly challenged by The Gallo s~entries
and asked of my name, following and bust
ness. / gave my name, HarHlachls the
astrologer, Saying that my business was
with the Lady Charmion, the Queens lady.
Thereon the man made as though to let me
pass in, when a Captain of the Guard, a
Roman named Paulus, came forward and
forbade it. Now, this Paulus was a large
limbed man, with o woman's face and u
hand that shook from wine-bibbing. Never
theless, lie knew me again.
why he cried, in the Latin tongue, to
| one who came with him, 'this is the fellow
who wrestled yesterday with the Nubian
gladiator, that sase who now howls for his
lost hand underneath my window. Curses
on the black brutel / had a bet on him for
the games! | AVE backed him against
Caius. and now he'll never fight again, and
/ must lose my money, all through this
| astrologer. What is it thou sayest-thou
hast business with the Lady Charmion
Nay, then, that settles it. l will not lie,
thee through. Fellow, / worship the Lady
Charmion-ay, we all worship her, though
she gives US more slaps than signs. And
dost thou think that w viii suffer an
asirologer with such eyes and such a ches,
as thine to cut in the games By Bacchus,
mol She must come out to keep the tryst,
for In thou shalt not CO."
''Sir," l said, humbly and yet with dig
nifty, Il pray that a message may be sent
not brook delay
"Ye Godsr p answered the fool, ''whon
have we here that ne can not waltz A
Cesar in disguised Nay, be of-be of
il thou woaldst not learn how a spear prici
feels behind"
May" put in the other officer, "he is ar
astroieger; make him prophecy-make hin
play tricks"
"Ah," cried the others who had saunteret
mp, "let him show his art. III he is q magi
clan he can pass the gates, Paulus or NJ
Pauius.n
''Right willingly, good sirsI, I answered
for / saw no other means of entering
wilt thou. my young and noble Lordn-
and 1 addressed him who was with Paulu.
suffer that look thee in the eyesi Per
chance l may read what is written there.
Right said the youth; "but / wish tina.
the Lady Charmion was the sorceress.
would stare her out of ~countenance, | war
rant nie.n
Itook him by the hand and gazed dec,
into his eyes. II sse," I said, "a field O.
battle at night, and about It bodies stretched
-among them is thy body. and a hyenl
Tears at its throat. Most noble sir, tho,
4 s>alt de Of sword TRUSTS within Q year."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Editor Watterson Lets himself
Out.

Out.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal
The tariff was loaded at both
ends. The load of the revenue re-
form end has been discharged.
The load of the protection end is
about to go off, and when it does.
big wigs and little wigs, Plumb.
Allison and Sherman, Ingalls,, Nc
Klnley and Reed had better get out
of the way? In a word, Jordan is
a hard road to travel, and what
with the tariff tiger and the pension
elephant, it will be simply a mercy
of God if the administration gets
out Of the jungles alive. In six
months there will be discord worse
confounded. In twelve the surplus
will be gone and the treasury will
he shinnying around to raise the
money necessary to defray the ex.
penses of the Government. So,
with the vote of Tuesday behind it,
and hell Itself before, the Repub.
lican outlook ia alb ut as r~eassurine
as that which faced the gentleman
in the fable, who found himself
betwixt the devil and the deep,
blue sea,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Killed by an Actor.

News reached this city to-day
that David Bean, a brother of Mrs
R. B. Worrell and also Everett
Bean, formerly of this city, now
editor of the Nevada daily Demo
crat, was killed by an actor
The tradgedy occurred at Haynes
vile, La, the 9Th. The murders
escaped. The body will be inferred
there. Deceased VAS 81 years O
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Bob Lawder Appointed.

WAsHINGroS, D.. c., Nov. IA
The following among others, have
been appointed cadets at West
Point: Robert w. Lawder, Mex.
leo, Seventh Missouri District,
with Theodore Steinberg OF st,
Charles, alternate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
The Earthquake.

Ffnm ttiH bUWIIHR GFFFH ftIIteS.
Bob White, of the Mexico LEDG-
Err, wants an earthquake for his
town. Not an over large earth
quake; just a medium sized one.
The Republican party need not ap'
ply. The one it has On hand is
several sizes too large.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
To Whom Ii NAV Concern.

I have left my books and &C
counts with VIM. Llewellyn, at his
grocery store, and have authorized
him to receive payment of same
and receipt therefor until Jan. l,
1890; after that date all accounts
will be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection.
THos, S. MURDoCK, M. D..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
A GOOD WOMAN GONE.
Death of Mrs. Alex. Carter, Sr.
at Her Home in This City.

Mrs. Alex. Carter, ST., passed
away Thursday at $50 O'Clock. p m
Mrs. Carter had been in very poor
health during the past year and
every remedy was tried 10 relieve
her sufferings but in vain. In hopes
of recovery the summer was spent
at Eldorado Springs. Upon return
ing home a short while ago she was
taken to st. Louis for treatment,
the local physicians having ex-
hausted their skill. There she
was informed by experts that she
was suffering from a malignant
tumor. Last week she returned
home. The family moved to town
this week becoming settled on East
Liberty street Wednesday. Thurs
day she seemed much better all
day until about $50 in the after
noon when she rapidly grew worse,
passing quietly away an hour later.
The deceased lady was born in
Oldham county, Ky, June 6,
1929, making her sixty years of age
at the time of death. At the age
of twenty-five. as Miss Frances
Rodman, she weddedJ ohm w. Rick.
etts. She survived him and thir.
teen years later became the wife o.
Mr.. Alex. Carter, ST., who now
mourns her loss.
In the death of this most estim,
able lady, we are conscious thai
Audrain county has suffered the
loss of a good woman. Loved by
all who knew her personally, ad
mired and respected by those wh'
but knew of her by reputation, he
place will probably never be fill
ed in the hearts of her host of dea
relatives and friends. In her wa
the embodiment Of that kind
sweet, gentle nature and beautiful
character that is possessed by tn
nobler men and women of earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
R. w. Kisor, of near Vandalia

R. w. Kisor, of near Vandalia.
was in Mexico this week and is de.
lighted with Audrain and our peo'
pie. He came here from Iowa ano
SAYS he never met with a more So
cable and hospitable people thar
we have in Audrain and thinks
this the best country on earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

l.. E. Earheart, of Boone county,
was this week sentenced to The
penitentiary for two years for kill.
ing a man named O'Brien in 1888.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

The price paid by Mr.. Bonner
to Senator Stanford, for Sunol, the
three-year-o!d trotting wonder, is
said to be $11O, 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Martinsburg is to have a cream
cry and the sum of 50 600 has been
subscribed for the same,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

G.. T. Elliott and f,mily have
moved to this city from Warrenton
and Mr.. Elliott viii engage in the
butcher business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Mrs. Shell, of Mexico, Mo-, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H.
A. Gass, of Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

The new Evangelical Church in
north Mexico will be dedicated
Sunday, Nov. "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

City Marshal Bowman, of Gen.
t~ralia, was tri ed at Columbia this
week for killing Barton S. Roberts
in February, 1888, and found not
guilty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

A. M. Harrison shipped 2 5000
brick to St. Louis Thursday for a
new Wabash round house there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
fro BE
Comparative Cleanliness.

An Anglo-Indian lady boasted that her
Chinese cook was much cleaner than her
u~sighbor's Indian chief. They visited the
respective kitchens. The Indians pots and
pans and utensils Of all kinds were filthy.
The Cainamsn's vessels shone Ike mirrors.
and Chang himself wa sitting ON his box
washing himself in the soup tareen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

P. Osterhout sold toFrank Field,
go acres, 4 miles southeast of
Laddonia, for So, $40,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

it came to pass
that on the next day
l arrayed myself
after the fashion of q
Z magician or astrol-
oyer, in a long and
flowing robe. placed
my head a cap,
bou which were
broidered images of the
stars, and in my belt a
scrIbe's palette and a
Il of papyrus written
err with mystic spells
- 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Born, to j. D. Pulls and wife, Of
North Wilson, a Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

The merchants all say they are
enjoying a fine fall trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

G.. w. Runkel is back from
Washington, where he purchased
property in Seattle. He will soon
move there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

HAT same night while
we sat at supper in
the house, there came
4 knock upon the
door. 1t was opened.
and 4 woman passed
in, wrapped from
head to foot in a large
dark pep!os or cloal
in such fashion tina
her face could not BIZ
clearly e
My uncle rose, anC
he did so the woman
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

The family of Jno. Sims moved
to Arkansas Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

D. J. Atkins, of Worcester, has
our thanks for some of the largest
turnips we have seen this season,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

j. F. Hawkins, of New Bloom
field, will locate here shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

DE- II COMING OF HARMACHIs TO THE PAL-
ACE: HOW HE DREW FAULTS THROUGH THE
GATES: CLEOPATRA SLEEPING; AND 1HE
MAGIC WHICH HARMACHIs SHOWED INTO
HER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
CHAPTER TX

nluGsrated by NTCHoLL. after cAToN WOOD
VILE and GREIFFENHAGEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
CLEOPATRA.
Beiag an Account OF the Fall and
Vengeance Of Harmachis, the
Re- l Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND
IL II. RIDER HAGGARD,

Author of " King S~olonnon's Mines,
She" Allan 0-uaterrnain,"
Etc, Etc. Etc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
An Awful Sore Limb
Skin entirely gone. Flesh q mass of dis
ease. Leg diminished one third in size.
Condition hopeless. Cured by h Cutt.
cura Remedies in two months.
Nsur0A k@as Nsp<s4s.po
bV CuticuYa

For three years I was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knee down to my ankle;
the skln was entirely gone, and the flesh was ono
incurabie. II had diminished about one third the
size of the other, and I was In a hopeless condition.
After trying all kinds of remedies and spending
hundreds Of dollars, from which I got no relief
whatever, l was persuaded to try your CCTIcCRA
REMEDIES, and tho result was as follows: After
three days I noticed . decided change for the bet
ter, and at the end Of two months l was completely
cured. Ny flesh was purified. and the bone (which
had been exposed for over q year, got sound. The
desh began to grow, and today, and for nearly two
years past, my leg In as well as ever IL WAS, sound
In every respect, and not Q sign Of the disease TO b.
aoea Il nuhnia noIaa O. a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

CHATILR =.
oy HE DINING OF CHAEMION. AND OF TIL
WRATH OF SEPA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
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blood, with ioes Of hair, from pimpses to scrofnta,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Skin Disease ~ Years

1have been troubled With . skin and scalp dis.
ease for seventeen years. Ny bead at times was
one running sore. and my body was covered with
them AZ large a. q half dollar. I tried q great many
remedies without effect until l used the CuTIcuRA
REMEDIES, and am thankful TO state that after two
months Of their use / am entirely cured. l feel it
my duty TO you and the public &c state the above
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Another MarveIious cure

The CrrIcURA, CurrcURA REsoLrxsr, and Curr
cuRA SOAP have brought about q marvellous cure
In the case Of . skin disease on my little son eiRhl
years old. l have tried almost oil remedies and also
the most eminent doctors, oil aiiks failing. excsuk
the wonderful CUrIcURA REMEDIES
ED.N. BROWN TO N. 18th St. Omaha yeh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

0fMPLES. biack.heads, red, rcugh, ehapped, srd
] ttH oily skin prevented By CCTIcCRA Soar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

as he did so the womaI
.@-ol .I- ,o,,ot -.3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

- u u tiS oHcb.
And as they gazed a cloud gathered be-
fore them. Very slowly it took shape and
form, and the form it took was the form of
a man, though as yet he was but vaguely
mapped upon the twilight, and seemed now
, to grow and now to melt away.
Then | cried with q loud voice:
"Shade, l c~onjure thee, dpDedrh
And even as I cried the Thing, perfect l.
every part, leapt INTO form before us, sud
, den as the fash of day. His shape was the
shape of Royal Cesar, the toga thrown
about his face, and on his form a vestnent
bloody from a hundred wounds. An In
slant so he stood, then l waved my wand
and he was zone.
turned me to the two women on the
couch, and then 1 saw Cleopatra's Lovely
face all clothed in terror. Her lips were
ashy white, her eyes stared wide, and the
desh was shaking on her bones.
MANI" she sasped, ''mani what art
thou who canst bring the dead before our
eyess"
81 am the Queens astronomer. magician,
servant-what the Queen Wills" l an
cwered, laughing. "Was this the form thai
was on the Queens mindi"
She made no answer, but, rising, left the
chamber by another door.
Then Charmion rose and took her hand
from her face, for she, too, had been striclr
EN- with dread.
.How dost thou these things, Roya
Harmachist" she said "Of atruth / feal
thee"
.sBe not afraid I answered. 'sPerchancs
thou didst see naught but what was in tn!
mind. All things are shadows. How cans
thou Their know their nature, or what Is apC
what only seems to be: But how soes it
Remember thou, this sport is played to al
end
1T goes we'll" she said. "By to-mor
rows dawn these tales will "a gon'
found, and thou wilt be more feared thai
sny man in Alexandria. Follow me-, Ipra.
.hee."
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
TOWN TOPICS

See Arthur 8 Phllprse' = 8 o. cabinets.
81 chAel C0uxaY s2s arrested OF
Pe4rl-sl. yesterday afternoon sor Del *
srlak.
fne I11es, blsss 'era. ID some quite
l-.l siect01eerng yesterdAy, 4ltn ough
s s.s suaaAy.
fa41ks - Lah0r Day the sch00.
ea lf-a rs a. extra sacst.On day.
school 81 oesln t9..lorrOs-
drs Wa. j. Welies, former rssi
teaL of t1is city, d. visiting ner sol and
daughter. 4r All Mrs N b. Frel1l,
a. 80 LyOn-sI-
u - Nay Bal returned THURSDAY
n.zas from Grand Rapids, where sac
l.4l pleasant visit " several y ee4s
GarlL.0n-ls lsT.saI Hzssa frs5aAs.
A tr.aas applied AZ toe RI .ldence *
Mrs > Breas. 3z3 West Br0a1way -at-
artay tll SOFA lI.lI % Gao. tl1 81 ~
Mrs. breAs D&cs 81. Eafae1 h. -tYte
lron tas table a parse containing ss5-
Il- hre that ugltad up Lne ner-a-
western p0TtlOn III tEe sos Ha- uA t-
prem .es of NJ. Ulrch wno iFes out
b. fla clGy 0n West Leolar1--t- Tie
damage 9as aaoaG sl0O 10 tAe mouse
all $500 ~ -Ae barn.
TIE collector " LAe por. durl1g tlr
month of August took in slvjl -. luis
ufls an except 0u4liy hgl. month. a
large uuan1tv ol goods were, uoweFer,
received mgo tne bonded ware house,
and .Ill be drawn J4t As needed ~ The
owners.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

John Paul, who, as mentioned at the
time, was arrested last Tuesday on .
charge Of assault and battery, IS likely
" have still more serious charge to
answer 10. William Roche, the man
who was assaulted, is laid up with his
injuries, and the doctors are fearful
that he IS fatally hurt. II seems tnat
the defendant Paul owns piece Of
land which lies between the ball
park and the end of the dummy line,
and mas been greatly troubled by peo-
pie crossing his fields AZ a short cut to
the cars. ON Sunday, last when the
game was over, a number of the spec
tat0rs started across the fields when
John Paul appeared with a large, heavy
club. They ali retrcated 10 the
road or path which runs around
the edge OF the lake, and mere they
were joined hy the people from the
ball game who had not crossed the
fields. but mad crossed the road. But
Paul refused o. allow none, not even
those who went around the road, 10
ra-~. 8nl when they attempted TO he
would brand IN ms club Ike the fash
ION VI a Wild Indian, and roar AZ the
TOD of his voice. After hitting several
reople with his club be saw VIM.
Roche starting hv. unconscious OF the
state 0f affairs. amt at once charged
upon him. h.ttag nm 70 hard with his
sfnh IA % knock hau down, aad even
then DID aot cease 4ls attack Attor
satsfvfrr his vengeance he allowed
d ID rI 81 u. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

Without question one of the most
oIuiar dining parlors IN the city Is the
Palace Restaurant, loo Canal-st. The
palace mas always been up IN the
front ranks, and It Is pleasing 70 state
Is enjoying a very good business. One
great feature at tins popular resort Is
the well prepared and nicely assorted
meals served. They are hard to be
beat. They are very cheap IN price,
we'll cooked, and sure TO give satisiac-
ton. Try one.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
North Park Railroad.

The North Park Railway Will be laid
with extra heavy I rail, heavy enough
for freight traffic. Connection viii be
made with the D., G. II. Il NJ. tracks by
Y, so that if the COmstOck land is Sc
lected as the fair ground site, freight
designed for exhibition can be taken
right to the grounds without change of
ears. This Will give the grounds the
advantage of direct connection with
three railroads, and these three are the
very ones which reach the territory
most interested IN the fair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

Ton gnt we shall see a sensational
melodrama, with startling effects and
bsatung scenery, entitled "A Legal
Wrong" TIE plot as published IN this
column yesterday demonstrates that
the actors have al opportunity TO tell a
very interesting story. The east Is
headed bv GeO. - Morris, an old aud
experienced actor Ia the support are
Harry Cotton aui Jas. r. Green, whO
have appeared crediAbly a the "Sllver
Age" and Little Nugget respectively.
M1tiuees Tuesday, L thursday aud sat
urday. The management claim to
have number OF new mechan-
zeal effects and new scenery.
a Steamboat Wreck" a Lone
Island IN Mld-Ocean," \ Cyclone
AZ Sea, "a Tropical Island,' and "a
Steamboat Deck Scene are among
the novelties prom sed by Mr.. Morris.
The piece mas been seen az lndianapO-
lis and Chicago. and received excellent
treatment from the press OF both
cities. As this Will only be the third
week the scenery Will all bear fresh
look. Matlnces are announced Tor
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
The season Will open tonight at Pow
ers' with Geo. Ober N "Old Home
spun.' The company embraces Fred
Montague, Lettle Allen aud Grace Lip
p,ncOtt, all of whom hold = reputable
position among hIsirOnics. The or
chestra Wi. render the following at
tractive program: Overture, Ciasparone,
NeliOcker; waltz. Baden Baden, Bou-
quet. gavotte, Clio, III. o. Wheeler;
galop, Bacchanal. T. III. Robinson;
polka, Le spirit Francois, Waldenfel;
march, Gallant Brigade, BrOham.
The sale of seats for "a Royal Pass"
at Powers Friday and Saturday, be
gins this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

The annual reunion OF the Twenty
first Michigan infantry viii be held in
this city on the Stn of October, as per
resolution adopted ut the last reunion.
Headquarters Will be at the armory of
Company X, Pearl-st., same as last
year, and the banquet VIII be- held at
the Bridge Street House. Members
who intend to attend are requested to
notify the secretary, Eber Rice, of
Grand Rapids. at once, and certificates
which Will entitle them TO one and one
third fare, when filled as instructed, 4,
viii be forwarded.