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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-01
OLIVER DIISnN COMPANY, Boston Mass
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

Lorinda S. Winter administrator of the estate of
Ira w. Winter, will sell at auction on Friday, Oc-
tOber 10, 1890, at nine o'clock A. M the home
farm of said estate, consisting of one hundred sixty
five acres 1t is under good state of cultivation.
Forty-five acres meadow land and cut one hun
dred tons of hay. Good running water at house and
barn Sugar place of nine hundred trees. Good
buildings In good repair. situated about mile
from Marshfeld village. Sale on the premises.
There will be sold. at the same time and place, "a
back pasture of sixty-ive situated in the -,wn
of Peacham Terms of payment made known on
application.
LORINDA S. WINTER. Administrative.
Marshheld VT, September 49, 1890.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-01
advertisements.
Dyspepsia


Makes the lives Of many people miserable,
and often leads to self-destruction. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss Of appetite, a faint, Z" all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue and irregu-
larity of the bowels, are
UtStToSS some of the more common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
-A. not get well of itself. 1t
Edt't'S requires careful, persistent
attention, and remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. 1t tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus c;ck
overcoming the local symp- ,
toms removes the sympa- Neauacne
thetic effects of the disease, banishes the
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. /
had but little appetite, and what did eat
distressed me, or did me
little good. In an hour
purn after eating would expo
rience n faintness, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though had not eaten anything. My trou-
BILE, I think, was aggravated by my business,
which is that of painter, and from being
my y, iCoo S" -. sour
sU IT. 7 took y, Hoods sorsa- Stomach
rilla-took three bottles. 1t did me an
immense amount of good. 1t gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the craving l had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only
byC.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23
Why Boys Leave The Farm

Farmers have tnrns lives - ten .
| business in which they ii, d oily tie
| rough and hard side of HE. Farm work
is not so hard and disagreeable as it used
to be before the introduction of much
labor saving machinery that now ligh-
| tens it. Still, though less disagreeable,
the boys do not like to have its toughest
and worst features put on their. Nor
will it make it any better for the father
who now shrks whatever he d!slikes, to
tell his sons how much harder he bad to
work than they when he was a boy
Farm work is easier than it used To be,
and the boys should be the first u..,s on
the farm to find this out p..c, .cally
Then fewer OF them ,u.i b.. I'D nom
the fam by the attractions o. c:rl life.
So far as possible boys sht to have a
personal and pccuri4rl inttitS' ii every
thing they do, and tEe gi.ls also ioi thIt
matter. Tueir lIbor lrgally belongs 20
the p ireut until they become " agr, but
he is indeed a strange llth + who keeps
his sons or daughters at work without
pay merely to save tre " -5's >; hired
help. This "o.kiny without p, cuuiary
interest in what one is dol Is TOO much
like slavery. Just as soon AS the pres
sure is removed aud the child becomes
legally its own master, all restraint is
thrown aside. Every Young prison
should have some chance to work for
himself on some rne- of the farm, and
and whatever he thus carus sloul be
his, to be saved Or spent under parental
supervision.
In this way the habit of earning money,
and the knowledge of what it costs to
procure it, as well as the best means of
using it, may be learned. The farm has
undoubtedly greater opportunities for
teaching both boys and girls this practi-
cal knowledge of money and its value
than any other business in the city can
possibly enjoy. A great part of the ad-
vantage of living in the country, for
bringing up family of children, will be
lost unless this opportunity is utilized as
much as possible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23
Removing Cinder From the Eye.

The proper way to get a ciuicr out OF
the eye, is to draw the upper lad uowu
over the lower, util zIng the laslies OF
the lower as a broom, that il may sweel
the surface OF the iurmer and thus get
rid Of the intruder. o. grnIl, drawing
the lid away from the globr. pass Clean
camel's hair brush-pr ioli of a soft silk
handkerchef-two or three times be
tween them. The procedure will, in
nearly all cases, suffice; when it does not,
the services OF ply sician are necessary.
1t is a remarkable fact that very min
ute body will give rise TO lntence pain,
and even after it has been extracted, the
sensation remains for an hour or more
After the intruder is out, gently battle
the lids every fifteen minutes in iced
water till the feeling subsidies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23
IMPORTANT,
School Commissioners,

m HE School Commissioners of Cecil
l. County will meet at their Office in EIkton,
Tor the transaction OF current school business, on
the SECOND TUESDAY in each and every
month. JOHN SQUlER,
Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23
DO NOT BE DISCOURAGED.


From HdrperS Young People.
On certain occasion Marie Antoinette
asked her Prime minister whether or not
project which she contemplated could
be accomplished, and his reply was,
madame, if impossible, it shall be done -
OF course the impossible cannot be
achieved; but ''impossibility" would not
seem to have had any place in the vocab-
ulary of those who have attained the
highest distinction. " Experience is
the best Of teachers" and we learn
from the experience of others, il we have
as yet not learned from our own expert
ence-that tireless exertion and stead
fastness of purpose will remove whatever
obstacles bar ones way to the proudest
riuiutuCC.
Andersen, the popular Danish author,
was the son Of cobbler, and in his ear
li,r Years worked con the bench" most
industriously, doing his first literary
work on scraps of paper kept beside him,
in the moments when he rested from his
regular duties.
Arsaces, who founded the Paruhian
Empire, against which the mighty hosts
of Rome long contended in vain, was a
mechanic of obscure origin.
Beranger, the celebrated French oct,
wandered about in Paris in state of
pitiable restitution until he obtained a
situation as pot boy-that is, to carry
pots of beer in public houses and rcstau'
rants.
and at an early age displayed an appetite
for learning which he had few opportuni-
ties for crafty ing, as is shown in the
most brilliant of his puems.
Carrera, beginning lie as drummer
boy and driver Of cattle, rose to the Pres
ideucy OF the Republic ui Guatemala.
CaLharine, Empress oi Russia, i'll some
respects one OF the most remarkable
women that ever lived, was a peasant
girl in Livonia and a camp grisette.
Demosthenes, the Grecian orator and
prince vi elCuituCt, DIS tuc soi VI d
blacksmith. La his first attempt at pub
lie speaking he displayed such a weak
nIss of voice, imperfect articulation and
awarkwardness that he withdrew from
the speakers platform amidst the boot
ing and laughter of his hearers.
Giotto, noted as painter, sculptor,
architect, worker in mosaic, aud really
the founder Of nodriu TIA iau ;.ri, VI d
shepherd boy whom Cimabue discovered
drawing sheep Oh the sand with point
ed stof, with an accuracy that indicated
a natural artistic ability, and SO he took
| him as student.
Handel vas nearly fifty years of age
when he published the first of til ose
musical compositions which have i'm
mortaliZed his name.
Sir Isaac Newton while attending
school was considered 10y his teachers but
little better than an idiot; and Sheridan
| the celebrated pllywrlter, was presented
to tutor as ''blockhead.
The foregoing examples prove coucIu
sively that an humble origin. poverty,
natural defects, age, or phys cal ;tilrnenl.
need not prevent the attainment OF dis.
tinctipn, and they should be enc rrasius
ESPECIALLY to the young.
/
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23
BOHEMIA STUD FARM,
Garrett. 1850.

Bootlcd Bay Horse 151& hands, weighs 1856
pounds by Maryland Volunteer 27O2. he by
GoldSmithS VOLUNTEER So. First dam Carrie
2:27. the dam of Hunter Rye, record 80, and
Bunker Hill. three-y ear-Old trial in .25
VIII insure for $40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23

If it he pity to suffer with aches, pains 'lcniIi!
and weakness, caused by iiverconi'.ain' dyspcp
STA, ague and fever, try BT"uM II sEE HIlrEi:s, Il
purely vegetable medicine that Sl''e,Il! cure,!
Frank Price, OF teciltUn Catherine Holland, u
Fair Hill, Miss Peterson 81 New.lrA, '.r>. Tubts,
Mrs. Baker and Mis. MaNmci., u, .,ts,I.gtuu
Del, besides EI:iny others whv suGeIt! lei yra:s
For sale at Fr:.ZerS bug Strr.. Eki',I:. Mi
Trial bottles, % cents; large we, ti.rU. II y"ui
druggist Tor il. Depot, jUI Ii oil n:i. i:sG !l.l,
delphia hsNiT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23
A ffiicted Friend.

If suffering with rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint or any disease caused 10y
impurities in the blood. Try Broom Hertz
Bitters, Medicine that is vegetable and
harmless. If weak, feeble and nervous you
can trust it. 1t has cured many sufferer
who suffered with pain aud who tr ell every
known remedy in vain. For sale at Frazer )
Drug Store, Elkton, Mi. rr!al bottle %
cents. large size 500. II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23

PROMISING YOUNG
For particulars address,
Febl5-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
PRICE TWO CENTS.

yened at II. Iuke's Church. Davidson
county. Yesterday morning no 10 O'Clock
Rev. G.. Campbell. of Concord. yce-presi-
dent. and Rev. Chas Il. King, socrstary.
conducted the opening services, and with
the president, Rev. r. ". +. Peschau, 0c.
cupied the altar and pulpit. The synodi-
cal sermon was preached hy Rev. +. W. T..
Peschau. of Wilmington, who is noted as a
scholar all over the South. The sermon
was vigorous against sensational preach
ing. which taken in connection with
the fact. that sam Jones has created
intense interest all over this section. is re.
garded to he significant. the more 80 a. the
lutherans have taken no part in the Tab
crnace meetings in Charlotte. Among
other things, Mr.. Peschau sad: "lhe min
istry is not 2 matter OF bufoOncry. II is not
10 show OH human wttirism and smart
ness. II is not 10 take the language of the
white and negro ministers. and 90 entertain
men for whom Christ died. .but to deal with the
divine word. Christ never commanded that
DOnsense rough and uncOWh langu0- light
trivial and foolish Jokes shall be- taught ia
his name or in the name Of holy religion.
but the word in its purity and in carnosi.'
ness. True preaching is being dead in
earnest tO honor God and save men. To
Joke a man into religion or Joke religion
into a man is not scriptural and therefore
not right. lis work is t0 save souls for
eternity and for God, and not see how much
or how often We can make the people
laugh"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

Past chief Templar. +. {. Davis: seer iary.
Johns. Charles. Jr.: Chaplain. Rev. james
n. Moss: Marshal. Robert Owens; Deputy
Marshal. Mis-. Maggie I loves: Treasurer,
Mrs. l.. :. Williams. Financial Secretary.
Mrs. A. G. Bacon: Assistant Secretary,
Miss Maggie Bryan; Guard, Miss RcDccc0
Cloves. sentinel, Mr.. {. +. Day. Jr. Ihi,
lodge is in very ilOuishing condition. NUM-
hering about eighty members, and is doinr
great good iu this community.
\ beautiful german took place last night
a. C1rcoran Hall, and was LARGELY attended
ly iho elite Of lhe city. The brilliant affair
Nas chaper0ned hy Mrs.. l.. ". Lane. in
black henrietta and silk; Mf~. Beverly
scott. black cloth and failie: Mrs. W. H..
Spencer. black silk; MIS-. Israel smith,
black and gray china silk.
The following were present: Mrs. Z. A..
Wise. white alhatro.,; Mrs. DR.. D. ID. Mnn-
curc white satin en traine: Mrs. D. T..
~pcnccr. white embroidered muli; Miss
Carrie Lane pink s.lk and lace;
Miss Henley, blue china silk; Miss
Cora Lane white silk and lace:
Miss Meta smith. white point d'e-prit; Miss
Mary Trcyiliau. cream cOlorod gauIe: Mr-.
Glrupr whit. lace: Miss Ware. cmhroldcr-
cd muslin: Miss Evelyn -0uiiail. white cm-
hr0idorcd muslin; Miss Taylor green sllh
and black lace: Miss Nreic A!mstead.
pink albatro-~: Mis- Emily Christian. pink
Silk bodice and embroidered skirts; Miss
Nneinia j. Wise, white swiss and suc rib
b0us: Mis-, Emory. green and white eina
silk; Miss Gilman. New ork. Nile green
crepe dp chine: Miss l.. ~mith. ueon silk;
Mrs. f.. W. Lane. I-.. M1ck silk; Mc-sr~.
A.C. Pcachv. II. Lynch. =. T. Christian. II.
3aeor Norfolk; Dr. W. II. Shield. J.. W..
Lane Jr., j. Il. G. spencer +. =. fawar. T..
ID. Lip-comb. a..
Tine BAN was beautifully decorated forthc
occasion. and under the brilliant light fur
uishDd by electric lamps. this cay a--'m-
bage of happy bellies and hopeful heHuN
presented charming scene. Music Was
furnished by Professor Person, orchestra.
and the dancing was INDUCED in until a
1l UYrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
THE mCALLA COURT MARTIAL.
Commander McCalla Himself Called as a
Witness.

NEW YORK. May I'm the McCalla
court martial to-day. Commander Mctalia
was sworn. and ~1id hc desired i0 assume
all responsibility concerning anything Oc-
curing ON the Enterprise. The crew hc
considered am average one. There were
many t1u-h character who had never
before been on cruise. DURING the
entire cruise slNty-three mcu de-
serted About siNty--iN per cent. OF
the crew were aliens. McOa,la as
sumed the responsibility for FitZ-era't'-
punishment (Jac0b', ludder.j The ironing
Of Walker and lIcnning had been done
under his direction. The marching OF the
men mp and down ihe spar deck was to
sober item. lle denied depryiug tha men
Of their hammOcks. The ironing of tbc
men. b. said. was necessary. THEN
punishment consisted Of cNtrllitiou
and deprivation Of liberty for
from one tD three months. The
chaining of the men at h0ucn and 500 Villa
Franche was i0r safe kCepiH-. and mot for
punishment lie did not thiuk thor" Wl-
ANYTHING in the story OF meu irOnci at Nae
pies he ACKNOWLEDGED omission, in the
iog-book. bun explained they wer. not in-
territorial. Tie knew oi n0 instance where
"a member of Dol, crew was ma.troHted by
his Orde~S.
In regard TO the sifaitmokctiug0f ~und-
llad. be- said Be- thought the man crazy
from alcoholism. lle ordered two strait
nckcts. They were intended for Walker
and >uudbad. He did NOT intend to. and
did not. mulireat ~undhiad hy s. colfnu-
him. Nitne hai known nothing nl thn
-tiait-iacketiu- of Ross at Lisbon. Decnm-
ber lsSo. mtil the -.ttin. 0f the court of i'm
quiry. McCali1 tueu nd hoW, when the
ship was az Antwerp. he bad come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
W. TURNER & CO.'S YARN FAC
TORY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
sparring Match at Asheviile- An Indian
Shot-Passenger Train on the Carolina
Central Deralled-Soapstone Discovered
The Lutheran Synod's Session.


shot-Passenger Train on the Carolina
Central Deraiied-Soapstone Discovered
The Lutheran synod's Session.
RALEIGH. y. c.. May .. special. The
Board Of Trustees Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College met at the college TO-
day The board decided 10 adopt plans
which We're drawn by Professor knoaly for
the extension Of the college building for the
mechanical department and machine shops.
The contract for erecting the building was
awarded TO Ellington & Royster, Of this
city: cost to be $500 Mr. l.. Emery. OF
Che Experiment station Of New York, was
elected assistant professor Of agriculture, To
take charge Of the experiment farm.
Durham railroad right-oi-way ease has
been argued before Judge Womack, at OK
ford. for two days past. but no decision has
yet been rendered. Most Of the able coun-
sci Of the state are employed ON the case.
Track laying Of the Lynchpurg and Dur
ham railroad was to-day completed to "A
point within four miles Of RoNboro. and a
locomotive Is expected % reach ROXb0rO by
next saturday.
The Fayetteville Light Infantry have just
hcll meeting and decided 10 attend the
unyciing of Lee monument at Richmond
Mas 10Th. The company Will carry tity
men. and will probably have the largest
representation of any company from this
state. II is learned to-day that about twenty
companies viii 20 from this state.
News Is received here that "A day ar ftyo
ago deputy sheriff Of RObeson county shot
q Cr0atau Indian at Rcdbanks. The Of
icer had gone 20 arrest the latter. who re-
sisted and WAS shot down. CrOatan, whose
name was lOchlCar. died soon after being
shot by officer Townsend. LOchlcar had
been before a Justice Of the peace on trial
for some Oiipn-c. at the conclusion Of which
be- was bound over 10 the superior Court in
the sum 0f 5000, in default Of which he was
90 boz taken 90 Jail. While resisting arrest
the officer shot him.
Professor f.. l.. Hughc, has been unan-
mou-iy reelected superintendent Of the
Roid.tille graded schools.
The factory of Mossrs. W. Turner a CO..
manufacturers 0f cotton yarns az Turner's
burg. about twelve miles n0rthcaetof states
vile. WAS burned Yesterday morning. The
fire was discovered about O'Clock. and
had made such headWny that the building
icll i'm by the time The alarm was given.
Turner. Who owned the factory. had ope-
rated 10 for f0rty-tye years.
a -parriug match took place at Asheyillc
Yesterday between Harry Collins, claiming
tO he tine champion lightweight Of The
South. and Professor W. -. Layton. of spar
ltansburg, ;. c. The fight was won by Col
ms lu tine tenth round.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
Many Interesting Facts Clipped and
Culied From Exchange.

N''''N'' ''--
r...;, r.., y..t., cf l-r.,l.,,l and
N'' hHc! p"hIe'' V' f""I.ii'I' l''''' '' ID"
Clipcpor purchasing horses l0r the Lng-
land market. They purchased one PAIR
of SIR =. Russell smith at Sl11. sin-l.
driving lor~o of W. a. Bennett $40 t--.. and
one of Mr.. g. g.. Willis, hear LisnWn at
Sl0o
The Chase city Progress says. cone oi
thr many Industries th't might h' profile
abby 7tuted in our town. IL r1nnrft. .
uumhe. ui the towns 100 ill- stat. ai'O
established such enterprises and iasy latD
proved paying Inv esimcui. and W .hr
Same time have been instrumental in giving
90 barge number oi people r.muucrat.te eil-
pi9yWeut, and m utilizing some oi ihe al-
most bouutie-s natural resources oi "Nf
section. Au abundant supply 90 the raw
material cin in raised in oar community.
nd thc necessary labor can bc secured $40 d
low price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
Cable Notes.

LONDON. Nay 2.-lhe British steamer
Saltwick e0llided with the British steamer
Mount Olyct at Gibraltar. and The latier
was So badly damaged that she sank. The
Mount OiNet WAS an iron-scrcw steamer, Of
.6.,J TONS, and VAS b0nnd ir0m llollo for
Montreal.
CALCUTTA, May A Jcw named Solo
mon has been arrested here on the charge OF
sWiudling the Bank ol Bengal out OF eleven
iacs u rupees (SjJ@,oVl.
BRrssKLs. May 2.-Senor Ortego, MeNi-
can Minister at ihe Belgian court, died to-
lay.
IONuON. NAV 3. The correspondent Of
the Times In pars asserts that the friends
OF General Boulangcr have insisted hat he
return % France, and threaten 10 s,bandoa
him If he does not DO 20.
MARsEILLEs. May 2.-Not less than %
600 w0fkmcn participated IN the celebration
o. May Day ia this city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

Edinburgh; Prince Christian, Princes Al
bert Victor and George ~ Wales; the
Duke Of Fife; the Lord Mayor, and a
host Of other notable persons. The
III nee Of " ales welcomed Mr.. stanley in
The name Of the people of England. who. he
said. were glad 10 accord their hearty greet
ine to the illusiriou- traveller. Mr.. stanley
cssayed 10 speak. but his voice was drown
ed for several minutes by the cheers of the
company. When quiet was restored. he
said his position was "a difficult ore i'm adj
dressing those assembled. the COM
mittec hamperiuy his freedom i'm regard Ia
what he should say. Ile defended
the route he had chosen ard paid nigh tri-
butte 10 the devotion and courage Of his
associates. Of whom he could have dis
pensed with none. Wien Emin was re-
licycd for the second time he said his So
called subject, bad rey0ltcd against him
four times. Relief therefore came at very
critical period. The Prince 0f Wales pro-
posed a vote OF thauhs 10 stanley. which
was carried bNacclamation.
SERIOUS TROUBLE Is SPAIN.
BARcELoNA. MAY Tile striker. were
very riOtous throughout the day, and great
" Obstfuctcd business. Tho civil guard
living lail.,, u queu.the disorders. . state
OF siege has been declared. At 10 o'clock
tonight the rioters set fire 10 a tool hut in
the streets. The guards charged upon The
mob and drove Them away. Wounding scY-
eral. Another mob attacked the PRINTING
Office where the proclamation declaring
the siege was being printed and The
troops were called out 10 protect the build-
ing. similar, outrages are reported from
sarag0ssa, ScNta~ and Alicante. The mob
made another attack on the printing o.iice
with such violence as 10 compel the inmates
to fee for safety. tahiu. with ihom copies of
the proclamation. They sought refuge in
another printing Office whore they resumed
their work under the protection of "a strong
body of troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

NEW YORK, May 2.-R. G.. Dun ~ Co.'S
weekly review Of trade Will say: Prospects
Of silver legislation having become less dis
tinct. some Of the speculative markets have
reacted from the recent advance. At the
same time the outlook for industries IN le-
Ultimate trade j. distinctly less favorable,
owing 10 damage 10 wheat and cotton ana
labor disturbance.
Failures during the last seven davs iOr
the United states. lSj: lor Canada. 20; to.
tai, 2il: compared with 2lS last week
For the corresponding week of lasi
wear the figures were $50 ia the United
STATES aud y in Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
WILLIAMSBURG.
YORK County Court-A Brilliant German -
one Bar-NOon.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va May p Special.
York County Court has inst adjourned, after
a session of nearly week. Most Of the
time Was consumed ia trying the ease oi
the Commonwealth against Field, c0lored
man. Yield was charged with cutting. He
had his first irial iA January, but owing 10
some tcchnic4llty The verdict, one year in
the uenitcntiary, was set abide, and he was
awarded new trial At this trial be Jared
better. receiving six months in jail and $50
line. lie was ably defended by Judge X. j..
Henley and Mr.. h. T. ArmIstead. Mr.. j..
J.. Hubbard represented the commonwealth.
Yesterday for the first time since the war,
the citizens 81 this town aw0kc to hnd only
one licensed barTo0m with its limits.
This arises from the fact that al the last
term OF our court indictments were i0unG
against all u them except one, which i'll
dictments are nOw pending.
lae regular quarterly meeting Of surprise
Lodge. 40. 6Sl. /. o. O.. r.. was held this
week and the following officers chosen for
the ensuing term; Chief 1emplar. X. {.
Maclean; Nice-fenlplar, Miss {. Mullen;