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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
CHURCH NOTICES.

ScoTcH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Mercer street
near Varick. Services at 10 30 A. NJ the Rev
David Mitchell, pastor. The service at 10 80 A.
M, will be conducted by Rev. Charles Herr, D
D., pastor of First Presbyterian Church.
CHRIsTADELPHIAN ECCLEs1A, Union Hail. cor
ner Grove and Fourth streets. Services at 10. 40
A. M. An interesting lecture will be delivered.
LINDEN AVENUE M. E. CHURCH, Linden and
Ocean avenues w. S. S. MCGOWAN. PhD
D d., pastor. Sabbath service 10:30 A. NJ. and
G:45 P. NJ. Rev A. M. Palmer, of Newark CON
ference will preach at 10 80 A. NJ, and 7.45 P NJ
j OLD FOUNDRY MISSION Rooms, Railroad avenue
below Henderson street. Reformed Episcopal
services at II A. NJ. Undenominatonal Mis-
sion services at A and s F. M, also Tuesday and
Thursday at p M. Rev. R. W. Esher, pastor;
Evangelist Thorp, assistant.
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FIRED ON TIE POLAR BEAR.
An Arctic Steamer Peppered by U. S.
Marines.

An Arctic Steamer Peppered by U. S.
Marines.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Aug 13, 1892
News has just been received per steamer
Bertha, from OunalasKa. stating that a
detachment OF marines from the United
States steamship Yorktown fired several
volleys of rifle balls into the pilot-house
of the steamer Polar Bear, seriously
woundiDg the chief engineer.
The Polar Bear is used as tender for
the canneries at Bristol Bay and was re-
turning TO Astoria after last season g
work. While passing through Fales Pass
on Aug. she ran ashore.
A crowd of men armed with long.
range rifles appeared from behind the
bluffs and, without warning. fired on the
steamer. She got away finally, however,
and left for Ounalaska and reported the
affair to the captain of the United.
States steamer Adams, who said the
commander of the Yorktown hal
left detachment of marines at Fales
Pass with instructions to allow no vessels
to pass by. and it was probable that the
marines mistook the Polar Bear for a
British poaching steamer The affair
has created intense excitement at Ouna-
laska
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
A Reform School REFUGEE

= A seventeen-year-old lad, who gives his
name as Frank McCaffery, is held at the
Gregory street station house. He is be-
lieved to have escaped from the State
Reform School. He was arrested night
before last on account of his suspicious
conduct.
AT the station house he said he had
escaped from Snake Hill. The Snake
II i'll authorities were communicated with
but said they knew nothing OF the boy.
Police Justice O'Donnell remanded him.
Sergeant Cox, acting captain of the
precinct. accused the boy of having es-
capped from the Reform School as soon as
he saw the boys uniform. The Reform
School authorities have been commune
Gated with, but thus far no answer has
been received,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
ACTRESSES COMING HOME.
Lillian Russell and Marie Tempest Ar
rive From Europe

Lillian Russell and Marie Tempest Ar.
rive From Europe.
NEW YORK. Aug. 49, 1S92.-The. Inman
Line steamship City of New York ar
rived at her dock. foot of Christopher
street, this morning. having completed
the voyage from Queenstown in days,
20 hours and 30 minutes, or IS hours bet
ter than her previous best record.
Among her passengers was Lillian Rus
sell. who returned from her summer va
cation in Europe.
To reporter Miss Russell said she had
a delightful trip. but was glad to get
back. She liked her new play, 'The
Mountebanks," she said, all but her own
part.
Miss Russell looked the picture of
health. and her ten weeks vacation has
not tended to reduce her avoirdupois.
The steamship Columbia, of the Ham
burg American line, arrived at Sandy
Hook Lightship at 3.05 this morning.
Among the passengers was Miss Marie
Tempest
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DIED.

BANGHART. -On Thursday, August II, 1892 Sarah
E. beloved daughter or Joseph ana HanOrah
hanghart aged seventeen years and two
mont hS,
Reletives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully requested to attend the funeral on Sunday
August Il. at two P. NJ, from the residence of her
parents, No. &l Thirteenth street.
CRAW@FoRD @ In this city. on Wednesday. August
10, 1892, John Crawford, only sou of Patrick ana
Mary Crawford, aged twenty eight years
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No. lS9 Sueuben street, on Sunday after
noon. August IA, at two O'Clock.
MORGAN.-In this city. on August II, 1892 ae her
residence. No 5l4 Grove street. Mary wife OF
William Morgan, aged seventy four years and
sixteen days
Relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
70 attend the funeral services on Sunday afternoon
az haf past one O'Clock. at the North Baptist
Church, Jersey avenue and Fourth street
WooD.--In this CITY. Friday morning, August 70
1892, Joseph Churchill Wood eldest child OF
BENJAMIN l.. and Catherine Wood at the rsaa-
dence Of his parents, IL Wayerly street
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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PENNSY FERRY SLIP REPAIRS.

The improvement to the ferry slips Of
the CortIandt street route on both sides
are being pushed forward rapidly by the
Pennsylvania Railway Company. New
and stronger racks are being put in and
the ferry bridges are being rebuilt Only
one on each side has thus far been
completed, and it will probably be a
month before the entire work is consum-
mated. Meanwhile only one slip is being
used for the three double-deckers now
plying tn route. The Sanford & Still
man Company is doing the work and
making clever JOB Of it. The new
racks are braced with three lines of piles,
whereas the old ones were braced with
only two lines. The tops are painted
whiEa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13

liam L. Barker of New York, Jacob
Herbert Potts of Jersey City, ana W. M.
McDougall of Orange. The object OF the
company is to purchase and deal in stor-
age batteries and generators, aud erect a
plant TO carry on the business.
Samuel Fl. Pine of New York, and B.
5. Pardee and Joseph Gibbons Of Green
vile, N. S.. have incorporated the South
Lakewood Hotel Company with a capital
stock of $500, 900 and intend to erect new
hotel at Lakewood.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
DEAD In A BATHING SUIT.
An Unknown Body Found on the Sands
at Long Branch.

An Unknown Body Found on the Sands
at Long Branch.
Special to the Jersey City Ne,cs.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. IS, 1s92.-An un-
known man clad in bathing suit was
found lying on the sand in front of the
big Atlantic Hotel early this morning.
The unknown was about feet 9 inches
in height, weighing 140 pounds, with light
complexion and sandy mustache, and
probably thirty-two years of age. An
ugly wound over his right eye made the
case look somewhat like murder or
suicide.
No clothes to identify the man by were
found, and searching parties failed to dis
cover who he was.
The Coroner was summoned and the
body was removed to headquarters. An
investigation was started. No one about
the beach had ever seen the drowned man,
before
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
His Flight betrayed Him.

At seven o'clock this morning Detective
O'Neill Of the Seventh precinct saw
Thomas Moran, fifty years old and living
in Newark, acting in suspicious
Smiths residence on Bergen near
near Glenwood avenue. O'NeiIl arrested
him and took him to the police station.
While the sergeant was entering his
name on the blotter Moran made a break
for liberty. He ran out of the station
house and up Bergen avenue. August
Diterle, a clerk in the store of the
Bergen Hardware Company gave pursuit.
and after a hot chase of several blocks.
caught him. He was taken to the Third
Police Court In patrol wagon Justice
Kimmerly sent him to the County Jail
Tor thirty days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
Grand operatic Concert at Eldorado.

An operatic concert has been prepared
for tomorrow afternoon and evening at
El6orado. The vocalists are Mile. Rosa
Linde, prima donna soprano; Miss Louise
Engel, contralto, and the New York
quartette. There will also be several cor
net solos by the favorite, Theodore Hech,
and selections of popular music by the
Ell dorado Band of sixty, under the direc-
tion of Nahan Franko. These Sunday
concerts have become exceedingly DoBu-
lar because of the pleasant surround ings
and delightful breezes.
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CLEVELAND BANNER in TIE THIRD.

A Cleveland and Stevenson Banner was
flung to the breeze last evening in front
of No. SO Brunswick street, amid enthu-
siastic plaudits by large gathering.
Speeches were made to the crowds inside
and outside the building by well known
speakers among whom were Register
George B. Fielder, ex-senator William D.
Edwards, Assemblymen James Tumilty
and Woerner Burns.
The banner was swung amidst sea of
red light and the cheers of the crowd out
side supplemented with those inside could
be heard all through the "Old Second -
now the..Third Assembly District.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

The State Committee will Set a Date
for 1t Next Tuesday.
A meeting of the Repu bhcan State
Committee has been called for next Tues
day at 1 O'Clock. in the rooms of the COM
mittee, at No. AZ Montgomery street, Jer-
sey City.
The meeting has been called for the
purpose of fixing the date of holding the
State Convention to nominate a candidate
for Governor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13

determined to make thorouRh investl-
cation aud get at the bottom of the mat
ter
The Cepheus was built in 1881, and is OF
the same Dimensions as the other steam
ers of the feet. According to Captain
Pearce's report there were 1888 passengers
aboard when the accident occurred.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13

outlook tor the oyster business very
bright. They say the oysters have made
an old fashioned growth and will go out
OF the milk" fat and in fine condition.
They say that the plants have made re-
markable growth, the oysters being very
large
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
Cholera in St. Petersburr

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. IS, S92.-Thau
the cholera is now here is officially ad-
mitted.
A report just issued shows that there
were one hundred and fity-four cases of
the disease and thirty-oue deaths from in
the city between Aug. and 10,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
A Big Storage Battery Concern-Anothe,
Hotel at Lakewood.
Special to the Jersey Cstv Neso

TRENTON. Aug 10, 1892. The Acme
Storage Battery Manufacturing Com
rany was incorporated yesterday at the
Secretary of States office with capital
stock of 6, ,OOo, 600 The incorroratos ARE
George G. Warner, G. T. Griffin and Viii
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s, Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York, New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania;-Fair, station
AIRY temperature; rortherly Winds.
Hartnett's Thermometer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13

Every testimonial regarding Hoods Sarsa-
parilla Is an honest unpurchased statement Of
what this medicine has actually done.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-13
PromisIng Oyster Crop.

Special to the jersey CITY Ne,us
PoRT NORRIS, Aug. IS. 1s92.-Oyster
planters in Maurice River Cove report
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-16
COLOR OF The SUN.
Viewed Beyond the Earth's Atmospbsr.
1t Would Seem Azure

Viewed Beyond the Earth's Atmosnbar.
1t Would Seem Azure.
Prof. Langley, distinguished Ameri-
can astronomer, having studied solar
radiation and made numerous obserya--
tions, came to the conclusionajt5s4 a..
pristine, or extra-terrestri,aiis sunlight. il
blush, or, in words, that the sun.
il seen beyond the absorptive atmos-
phere OF the earth, would appear blue.
on tne other hand, Capt. Abney, an
otnsr scientific authority on the ques-
ton. has arrived at quite a diff
ferent result to that of Prof. Langley.
showing that the sunlight is white.
The principle was illustrated by fine
experiment which Capt. Abney called
an artificial sunset. Through a solu-
tion of hyposulphite of soda a clear
circle of electric light was thrown on
the screen and the image was like the
sun at noon. Then a few drops of hy-
drochloric acid we're added TO the solu-
ton. This produced turbid mixture.
and, as the turbidity or nuddiness in
creased, first the violet, then the blue.
the green and the yellow rays were
successively cut of. the image varying
with every gradation, until finally there
was the dull red of the sun setting in
wintry or q smoky sky.-Spare Mo-
menta.
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IurrinsIc value

American gold dollars are not worth
100 cents in London, Paris, Vienna or
indeed, anywhere outside of the United
States, and therefore, according to
gold-bug logic, for home consumption
dishonest dollars An English gold
guinea is not worth 21 shillings in
New York. and is, therefore, according
to the same logic. a dishonest dollar.
The number of cents a gold guinea
brings in New York varies every day,
but the number of cents a gold dollar
brings never varies The number Of
perce a gold dollar brings in London
varies every day, but a gold guinea
always yields exactly the same num-
Der. How do intrinsic valuists sx.
plain this?-Pittsburgh Ksnsan.
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REFORM PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Resolutions Denounoing the National
Union Go. Adopted.
The National Reform Press associa-
ton held their last days session Mon
day morning. The very first business
done was the reading of the report by
the committee appointed Saturday to
investigate the National Union Co. The
committee denounced the company
with one voice in the report whi h was
as follows;
70 the National Reform Press Convention, in
session at St. Louis, Feb. 20. 1892
Your committee appointed TO inves-
tigate the National Union Co., nave
performed that duty as we'll as we are
able to do SO in the time allowed us,
and we respectfully submit the follow
ing report:
First, we find that it is an enormous
trust, and that the capitalists connected
with it are members of the National
COrdage trust Second, we find that
in the purchase of stores, the company
pays for the goods with it's first deben-
ture bonds and we fail to see where it
has ever invested or ever proposes to
invest single dollar in money in such
purchases, except in settlement of ex-
isting inde ebtedness of purchased stores.
Third, the company has used the name
of President Polk without his authority
to an Endorsement OF the scheme in
order to secure the confidence of the
people. Fourth, il general, we lind
the methods by which it is en- ,eavoring
to establish it's business are exceeding
" questionable. From the evido6ca
Submitted to the committee we--are ,.f
the unanimous opinion that this Reform
Press ass citation should unqualifiedly
condemn the National Union Co. and
use all the means in is power TO inform
the people of its true character
I. A. WEssoS,
L ID. CHAMBERLAIN.
r NJ. HUMPHREYS,
NJ. w. WILKINS,
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One Parfx tn nrhA

How sweet it will be in the days soon TO come,
When demos. and reps. unite,
When the farmers and workers with clearness
can see,
There's only one party to fight.
Burlington Junction Le.iger.
When Grover and Jimmie their partnership p
form,
To enslave both the black and the white
Plutocracy's kingdom win soon COM 10 naUght
With only one party to fight
Carthage, CMo.) Labor Tribune.
When plans are devised and the people adstaed,
You'll find they'll be about right
And fully agree, and Wen all see
There's only one party to fight
IT. B. Summers.
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Now, brother farmers, what does
that meana Ask history. Ask Ireland
Ask Egypt. Ask Burmab. Ask the
astonished ghosts of the American col
onists of more than a hundred years
ago, and of the revolutionary fathers
Farmers Light
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ALIEN LAND OWNERS.

Partial List of Titled Land Owners in This
Country.
The following is only partial list
of lords, dukes and earls who own real
estate in America, together with the
number of acres owned by each, and
the list is said tt be increasing as fast
as quiet purchases can be made or
m martgages foreclosed:
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SENATOR Stanford, of California, has
ordered 10, 900 extra copies of Senator
PETERS great speech on government
control of money.
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Do You Want IT.

Do you want them all, postage paid,
at the low price of $500? If 80, come
to the INDEX Office and get them,
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CIRCULATION.

The Index" has, and can
prove the largest circula-
tion of any paper in Bar
Der county.
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Chairman raubeneok puts the mat
ter in very clear end humorous light,
in regard TO il,e futility of reforming
the old parties. He says: SIT iseasier
for a hen TO lay a fresh egg than to
purify bad one See?-Great West
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For Sale or Trade.

1 have lot of stock hogs, sows and
pigs which will sell cheap for cash,
or will trade them for corn or cane
seed. Call and see them.
1S j. M. DELIsLE.
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GOODBYE!

If this notice is marked with
an Y your time is out, and
your name will be dropped
from our list unless you re-
new at once.
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Keep it in mind: The only way 70
successfully control a trust is to nation
alize IL Iowa Tribune.
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state 0Mcers.
Barber County Officers.
SOCIETIES.

"A AT. & a. M, Delta Lodge No: =
~ Regular communications, first ana
w mon month. Ali afhlating and non,aihli-
ettny mascns in good standing, cordially in
y,ited to attend II. 4. BURNETT, w. VI.
/. W. STOUT, Secretary
CYPRUS CHAPTER No. 63, h. A. NJ, meets
in Masonic Han every "a, "a ana E,tnd 4th lnur7u"S
CHESTER /. Long, II. =.
E.B. PECK. sec'Y.
\ II a LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 80.
j. T.. 5. Regular Communications, first
Mrs FRANCIS ELLIS, ". NJ
MAENIE V. 0'BRYAN, Sec.
ELpu1A LODGE, No. 40, K. of p, meets on
ndny evening of each We elk, at the h. OF -
mr.. Visiting knights in good standing i4Vr
at,viS 70 S'iiuSi ii. srArronD, X. of r. & 5.
10. q. f., Pioneer Lodse
81 S& Il No. i79.-Regular meetings
80 every Tuesday evening ,.,,,s V =
itingbrethrcn in good stand
caG1D ing cordially invited.
\. }. JONES, n: g.
"a W. Moore, Permanent Secretary
Ae1 sIGN ENCAMPMENT No. 81, l. o. o.
"a 6rst and third Friday of each month
Eiug Patriarchs cordially invited to attend
1SiT. ROUSE. RonsE, 5. s. W. &c. wAsTAD, 5.
Snh mo. g.. .REBECCA DEGREE, l. O.O.F.
the "a Ndand Attn We'd. nights, each month'
:. ., ,he- MRs NJ. ALLEN N "
~ - ro 'CMtDT, secy.
-. -, DRIED POST, No. ia, meets
from r 81 FL 4th saturday i9 1 each n month o u
will ~ ~ Medicine Lodge, AT . = NJ
loo HfNsAfl
1--we. AIDES cordial 'iAMs, Post Commander.
S'na.L Ly. UPPERMAN, ahJu'"n''
LOREN EDwAR. Is G GAMP'a Snd ID fSi SaIGr, H1T,
"A S. of v, meets on in III" their hail on
ee OSNs of .eS4|-month'
\ ,,oant&ae the couqomG, Commander
day ON beals N"n''
grossional comm, 1o,,,v ,o,oo No. So
Funk senatoriaIeSeetns' aSen'$ "a NSnd' and III Fn@iS"y ida
Barber county. ,rdcSl d; M' hfh"AN''
Our Touring -------------
lOf best flour irURCHEs.
jof wheat test ,an,ar ., IL
tal, or ~ poup" "i%e M. tGG at their CHAPEL. sum
Joushel of wfclock a m; ;,od IraySr Kew 1n%y's W
ny of cdchwe hcV; =" "a
alnd shorts residence on Cor. Lincoln Ave.
for Aale oyeetS'
Read N.-Preaehiingg aS every S9nu&S Inv EIaer er
.tia lVOson. PRAYER meeting every We'd
"'' mt. sunday school nt 10 clock u. IA.
sclOnsi day. Pastors residence Ut 'ne par
,,rintka,udy Mt the chapel
that klDIST EPISCOPAL.-Servicese every
oughlJ'Ss sVery Se y 81 Sunday at 10 a m. Prayer
have tevery IhnrS1"y W 1TSInnH 'sS ,nl Pnstor,
age. nnnT,v oo.r,oo.overvsunday at
The n. and 80 p. m. Sunday school at
at the D. b. No"l" "'''''
- terIC CHURCH Services once every
lu the Gobielle building ON NorIh
dance. REV. o'HARA. Pastor.
the peo RAPTIsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reg
in larRCiGesso Sr MimgSnS inT9nYs in each month
sprinklichoo house on the second SUNDAY Snd,,y
x school house on the thlru Suhu"1
aeemeShAmbergcr, Smith and Neher'
danciI K,s MISSION Sunday school a
ama' clock on every SUNDAY a,,Tr.oo''' co,nr Il
The
about wheneN MEDICINE LODGE.
out. Last =
warm. Earl
gan to get co-hYsICIAN SURGEON
che northeaAvcnue, next to index ONCE
and all night NNN''>''
gan to snow n
northeast. -,
=. in Karr's drug store, Wood Nin
IMny. All calls promptly hteu. inl
.0nctftcntiOn given 10 p"'''''lN9 '"' ~
\ONSSuliur TO woman,
sO
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a AT. & A. NJ, Delta Lodge No. =
N Regular communications, hrSt ana
" " third Saturday evenings in each
w month. All aftliating and non-aihli-
ettnv mascns in good standing, cordially in
lied to attend II. A. BURNETT, w. NJ.
W STOUT, Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-16

CYPRUS CHAPTER No. 63, X. A. NJ, meets
I'm Masonic Hall every 2d and 4th Thursday
CHESTER /. Long, II. i.
T. B. PECK. Sec'Y.
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about whereN MEDICINE LODGE.
out. Last
warm. Earl
gan to get co-llTsICIAN y SURGEON
the northeaAvcuue, next to index once
and all nighiE'
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y II q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 3d.
y, Ia % Regular Communications, hrst
hd third Monday evenings in each month
Mrs. FRANCIS ELLIS, ". NJ.
MAsNIEV. OIL BRYAN, Sec.
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ELPHIA LODGE, No. 40, K. of p, meets on
ndny evening of each We elk, ut the h. OF r.
mr. Visiting knights in good stanulhE l1N ~ +
VI to attend NJ LAhEf' - ~
attviN IL. STAFFORD, X. of X. x ,.
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I'm 20. o. F., Pioneer Lods e
81 Ss4SS Il No l79.-Beguar meetings
~ every Tuesday even.nE.N =
~ iting good stand
ing cordially invited.
A.J.JONES, n. @.
2~ r. w. CAMERON, X. Sec.
= "a NoouE Permanent Secretary.