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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

By viHtue Of the authority veStest ~
me by the cou.titmtiou and laws Of the
State Of I.oujsjaua, ! will sell. 1t the
principal feo1t dooS Of the courthouse
IN which the civil district Oouyt Of aaid
parish ID held, within legal sale h0nfs
Tor judicial sales, begisaiag r II O'Clock
4. -. on
SATURDAY, JULY .. 1909.
and eout,uuipg on each succeeding day
until aaid sales are completed. all the
property upos which taxes are now dWc
to the State Of Louisiana aud parish Of
St. TaMmany. 20 enforce the collections
OF taxes assessed In the year 1891. to-
eethcR with interest thereon from the
Stat day Of December. A. d. 1851. at the
rate Of one per cent per month until
paid and all costs. The names Of said
delinquent tax debtor, the amount Of
taxes due Ey each on the assessment Of
said year. and the property saseased to
each 10 he offered for sale. is - foll0xs:
Alcovn JOS $50 acres. . 9 / 81 n
WISH of % Q ! Of eec 3. sw 81
nv Of SEQ Q. t'p 6. range IL.
Is IS.
Alison Luke, lG5 acres anil i'm.
prUvements in section 20, township
5, range II east. ~ C.
Brown Barney. 100 acres and inn
provemenis. 4 . Of sec 10, town
ship 4, range II. IS II.
Boutwell, X. 80 acres in sec 81.
t'p 5. range 10. - %.
Baham Anal. lSO acres and i'm.
provssncnta. . / Of sw !. sec 3. and
. ] Of n " ssc IL. TIP s. range
Bovd d heirs. II acres, Parent
trac... - Is.
Barns Ell, l36 acres, lots 4 and
s, Parent tract, 81 ~.
Burns Albert, - acres and i'm.
prove,nsnts. Par~nt tract. III "A.
Baham @ estate, 100 acres and
improvements in csc 81. Up 8. range
10. SO -.
Cooper Erbim, lbs acres and
improvements, Brackham 4 Penn
tracts. 81 q
Crawford w r. 20 torres aud i'm
provements. u Of n e /. sec 8.
Up Z. range II. IS 6.
Crawford Thos Il, 16l acres and
improvements. n . sec -. Up Z.
range IA, % So
Crawford E W. l6O acres and
improvements. u " &c &c. to Z.
range IA. so O3.
Crawford T L. l6O acres and i'm.
provemspts. . | 81 . . !. y Of . .
!. sec 81. Up Z. range IA. IS 81.
Cslestins Alfred. 100 .crcs and
improvements. . / Of y 81 Of
u " !. sc 81. r. 9. range Il. 81 81
Cossrly A. ls8 acres and inn
provemeuts. y Of e " !. 81 II u "
!. CSC -. Up 6. range IA. - 10.
Calvert 8 Mrs. s sores in ~ cor.
nes Of v !. sc I. Up Z. range II.
- O5.
Dir ~. l60 acres and improve
me"ts in s~c 6. Up Z. rangs q.
IS 40.
Dntour A Nrs. l63 acres and inn
provements in sec Is. Up s. range
IL, q 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

The annual commencement cxer-
cises OF the Catholic Institution fol
Tie Deaf and Dumb, at Chinchuba,
took place last Wednesday. Arch
bishop Janssens and . number Of
ssembers Of the clergy were pres
ent, and there was q large attend
ance from C0vingtOn, Vaudeville
and New Orleans, all Of whom were
highly pleased with the interesting
exercises. The pupils displayed
great proficiency in their studies.
and . number Of handsome medals
were awarded for drawing, writing,
Mile history general lessons ap-
plication and diligence. At the
close OF the exercises the company
were served with . bounteOus re.
pest BY Father Mignot, the founder
a this noble institution.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

The Legislature last Monday de-
cided to postpone the election Of
GATED States Senator till the next
session, in 1894. And the Senate
retired to its chamber.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

When he commences to talk third
party talk to y0u-ask him il he
Was not first . Democrat, then
greenbacker. then an independent,
and tell him that the Republican
party Is just ahead.-Ex.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

An acre Of land il about 2O6 feet
square, but allowing roadways,
. convenient mode of ready divis-
ioa into plots is to estimate IN acre
ct 200 feet ON all sides OF q square.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

Aamma-':Now, dear, can you re-
member anything about the SER
noa:" Small daughter ''Oh. yes.
mamma! 1t was Ill about foolish
people that strain At gates and swal-
lows saw mills"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

An act has been introduced in
The Legislature providing for the
better protection Of lawyers.
Cheats don't need such . bill, for
by the time the lawyers get through
With them, they have nothing left to
protect
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

ClaibOrne COttaxes-Arrivals during
the week: Page n. Baker, Albert j.
lDuCour, wife. three chilslren and nurse,
(,Aoe , Stafford. Mr.. and Mrx. Clat-
buene. Master Claiborne, Miss ]. An
Aey. Geo. c. Andry, Z. A. JOhnsOn. X.
r. Earret, wife and nurse, DIR. c. Nay
e, New Orleans; }. +. Snilllngs, Bun
hA L.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02
II. Tammany farmer.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
w. G.. KENTZEL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
CONVICTION LA, JULY 2. 1892
FOR PRESIDENT.
Grover Cleveland,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR vICE-PRESIDRNT. q
4. E. Stevenson,
-. OF ILLINOIS.
A bill to petition Congress fcr =
6ounty on cotton WAS defeated in
the Legislature this week
OF ILLINOIS.

Hon. J. II. Ferguson was con-
Armed by the Senate as Judge Of
Criminal District Count Of Orleans,
In place Of Judge Mari.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

certify the within and foregoing to
be . true and correct copy Of the orig
inal, ~ hled In my once, June q, 1891,
aud truly recorded IN Book of Mort
cages 81, ;" f0lios no, Ill and liz.
Witness my hand and seal 0liciallv,
<~, this 2sth day II June, 1859.
I SEAL II. Il. WARREN,
49, Clerk AND Rx:Qalcla Rec0Fs,sF.
iy3 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

Outside of the Southern States
Mr.. Harrison received 292 x0tes.
while the opposition mustered about
$40. That shows that, the only
States from which he can expect
aDy majority, he was in . decided
minority. and the judgment Of his
party was against his nomination.
-Appeal.Avalauche.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

The Legislature has indefinitely
postponed the bill to move the State
Library to BATON Rouge. A bill to
move Ration Rouge to the State
Library might have Jared different.
4,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02
ARTICLE VII.

Whenever this Cerporsti0n II dis.
solved, either by limitati0a Of NJ char.
ter Or from any cause, its a2air shah
he liquitlatei by three commissi0aern,
TO he appointed from among the stock.
holders, at . geaeral meetiag NJ the
Stockholders, cOnvened after Afteen
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

Cherry J. 4 acres and improve
mcnts in sec Is. Up 9. range -.
- %.
Davis s E. lots 4 an,1 5. square
3, - 81.
Diggs Emily. 2 acres and IN.
provemeots in sc IL. Up 3. rasgo
Il. 50 40.
Hickman john. lot 3 in square
80. s. 05.
Kemp ) A ]. lots 4, 5, 6. Z. So
10. square II. 81 6S.
Luther A Mrs. acre IN &c II.
tip 3. rn"gs IA. Is o. ~
Robert A Mrs. &. aeees in 80 Is.
TIP .. range II. 81 IS. e ~s,r.
Robert + p. lot IN square 8. I
lot in square %. SIS IS.
Whitfield J +. Ints IL anil II, in
square 2, and improvements. % 80.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02

Gol.late b. z lOts amd Improve.
mems on Waller .trset, % NJ
Miles w. ; lot and improve
ments. corner st Mary and Cedar
streets, So Is
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02
Town of Slidell,

Aikan Z. tract Os Isnd $50 by
l 40 feet. in sec III. Up .. rang. ii.
Is GO.
Barnes JnO Z acres in acc 20.
t'p9. range II. 81 Is.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-02
STATE TAX SALES
IMMovAB aE PROPERTY
STATE Ob LOUISIANA VI. lELlA.
QUENT TAX DEBTORS-rARlsA
OF ST. TAMMANY.

BY virtue Of The authority vested IN
me BY the consultation and laws Of the
State Of Louisiana, ! will sell. At the
principal feoLt door Of the courthouse
IN which the civil district OouSt Of aaid
parish ID held. within legal sale honrs
Tor judicial sslcs, begisniag n II O'Clock
4. y. on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-25

large picture of himself. which will aao,.
company's collection of notables
companys uniforms arrived Fridsy. ana -
boys will turn out IN tine new suits Tus.s..
evening.
Col. shank and the Tacoma Officer. -,
visited Seattle recently speak in the hiss.1so
terms OF the manner in which they were en,s.
tanned while there, OF Col. Green. Col Hs,sss.
Adit. Esplin. sergt. Mai. YounSin, Car, ~
graham ana the whole seattle battalion. va,.s
they think is remarkably well drilled ana :
credit TO the officers commanding and i, !.
hoped friendly rivalry will always exis, ;,
tween the two battalious.
January IL Troop and Companies G ana !,
will attend the inaugural ceremou,e, !.
Olympia. y
Capt. Billings. of G company. will form hi.
company into squads after January l.
The seattle officers have been invited N s..a,.
the next battalion drill here
Tuesday evening tho sacoms battalio, ~.
drilled by Lieut-Col. shank, Lieut. Cla,s. s.s
ing as adjutsnt, Capt Howell. Lien, Lon.
ana Lieut.. stafford commanding the counsr.a.
The raaneuvres were very creditable, taking i,,,
consideration that this has been the first arilI -
two or three months.
Gen. o Brien has given orders TO hsva ~
Tacoma companies supplied with srruorv =,
gets and ammunition soon as possible Ts'.
10 something TIE boys have been looking 70. 10,
some time.
sergt. scully received his warrant a, ma,
commissioned officer OF q company LAST Frids,
evening
Corp. j. NJ. oleson, of G company is out win
drill challenge to any corporal in the com.
pany.
Private E. z. Day has accepted Priva..
Langley's challenge, and the drill will come ..
December 81.
sergS {. b. Scully has started the oryani.,.
ton OF a signal corps in company and i,
meeting with and deserves success
Private kllene has resigned as financial secre.
tary OF C company and Private Lsughton h.,
been elected TO I'LL the vacancy
Capt Cook, OF C company, Portland, visited
the officers OF company here lately and Va.
surprised at the fine quarters
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the night of Friday, January {. 1t will take
60 INF % a kali L., g..

the night of Friday, January e. 1t will take
place IN the /. O. o. F. hall in North Seattle.
The Odd Fellows building committee con-
tinues 10 bold its regular weekly meetings Tues
Gay at O'Clock In room Sic Seattle bank block,
though nothing definite has yet been done.
The next three weeks will be active ones for
Odd Fellowship in Seattle and vicinity. on
Tuesday night Fremont Lodge, No. Sc, dedicates
Its new hall in Fremont in conjunction with
the knights of PythIas. They are arranging for
a grand tall ana a general good time. Wednes-
day afternoon and evening Bothei Lodge. No.
10. de6icates its new hall with grand ceremo-
mics. A team from No. win put the Fra
zer degree. and a ball will follow. On Satur-
day night salmon Bay Lodge. OF Ballard, moves
into its new and spacious hail. which will then
be dedicated TO the work OF Odd Fellowship.
On Tuesday, January 3. Evergreen Lodge, of
Bakeiey. VIII hold public installation of OFF,
GERS, and on the following Tuesday, January 10,
a grand joint installation will be held in North
Seattle hail. Nearly all the lodges of the city
will join in the affair.
District Deputy Dining hopes to have all the
officers in the city installed by Wednesday of
the second week in January. He has ten lodges
under his charge.
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Arcana Lodge will elect Officers for 1898 to-
morrow night This 10 pre-emi nently young
mems lodge. Its list of members comprises
some OF the best known young men in Seattle
It's present officers follows: Fl. F. Whit
ney, W. NJ: l. L. Moore. s. w; d. W. Bass, J.W.;
c. Z. Patten, treasurer; A. S. Gibbs, secretary;
c. H. Gait, S. D.: II. A. Kyer, }. D.; DR.. G. W.
Bragdou, s. e.; John z. Barnes. J. g; Rev. d. c.
Garrett, chaplain: n. Poston. marshal
The bad weather OK last week interfered con-
siderably with things Masonic There were
however, two meetings. A special meeting took
place on Tuesday night of Washington Lodge of
Perfection, No. !, A. A. S. R.. Southern juris-
diction, at which eight candidates were put
through the Fourteenth degree. On Wednesday
night q special convocation OF Seattle Chapter,
No. 8, OF Royal Arch Mssons took place. at
which its lately elected officers were installed
II was planned to have this installation take
place along with the officers of Lorraine Chapter
No. 6. Order OF the Eastern Star. The bal
weather prevented the attendance of the ladies
OF the latter organization, however. and they
will be installed together with st. Lohn's Lodge
No. O. Eureka Lodge, No. 20, and Arcana Lodge,
No. 81, on Tuesday, ST. Johns day.
Tomorrow morning at Q q. In. a special con-
clave OF Seattle Commandery. No. ?, Knights
Templar, viii take place 1T Masonic temple
This conclave is in pursuance OF order OF
the grand eminent commander of the United
States. This order affects Similarly all Knights
1empidr THROUGHOUT the CulOhe some
number.
At the identical hour, in Seattle, u in New
York and Boston, the Knights will meet Tor
congratulations.
AT IL O'Clock tomorrow Sir Knight J. q. Ken
yon will be buried under the auspices OF seattle
Commaudery, No. 2, X. 7.
On Thurs ay there will be Especial communi-
cation OF Washington Lodge OF Perfection, No
j, for work in the Fourth aud Fifth degrees
On Friday special communication of Ionic
Lodge. U. d., will take place for work in the
Fellowcrait degree
On Saturday the regular communication of St.
Johns Lodge No. g. viii take place.
At the last regular meeting of Eureka Lodge,
No. 20. F. and A. NJ, the following officers were
ected for the ensuing year: W. NJ, J. A. Park;
3 W., j. G. Peterson; J. W., Z. c. Clifford.
Ind, pendent Order Of Odd Fellows.
Seattle Lodge. No. :. met Tuesday night and
conferred the Third degree on one candidate.
public installation OF officers will take place
Jointly with R'dgely Rebekah Lodge, No 6. on
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A Herald Of the INFANT Year.

Clip the last thirty years or more from the
century, ana the segment gill represent the
term OF the unbounded popularity of Hostettev's
Stomach Bltters. The opening of the year 1898
will be signelized by the appearance OF 4 fresh
Almanac OF the Bitters. in (Which the uses, de-
riyation aud action OF this werid-famous ,nedi-
cine will be lucidly set forth. everybody should
read it, The calendar and astronomical calcu.
ls,ons TO be found in this brochure are always
astonishingly accurate. and tee statistics illus
trations, humor and other reading matter rich
i'll interest and full of proHt. The Hostetter
Company, of Pittsburg, Pa. publish it them
selves. They employ more than sixty hands in
the mechanical Work, and Euore than eleven
months in the year are consureed in its p-epara-
ton 1t can be obtained. wsthout cost. of ali
druggists and country dealers. ant is printed in
English, German, French, Walsh. Norwegian,
swedish, Holland, bohemian and Spanish.
OF kind and courteous mannzsr is r. PetSovits,
ladies' superlative fur garments. His prices
stac~er noboly. See far yo;isosves. ladies'
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TACOMA MILITIA GOSSIP.
Battalion Drill-C Company Squad-Ne
Uniforms and Targets.

uniforms ana Targets.
TACOMA. Dec. 2A-lSpecial. THE last squad
competitive drill has stirred up the gusrdsmeu
and a general perusal OF the tactics is being
made on all sides.
C company has one of the best first sergeants
in the regiment in Sergt. Rice.
c company will give one OF its popular balls
Tuesday evening. The compeny will give an
exhibition drill under command of Sergt. Rice
The members of the squad are Corporal Amy:
privates, r. kiiene, 5. c. Boutwell,, c. A.
Mitchell, Ben Olesou, T. II. Robertson, c. f.
Sperry and J. A. McLane.
Lieut.. Col. Claypool, who is an honorary
member OF G company, will lead the grand
march Tuesday evening. The reception CON-
mittee is composed OF the life members. Capt
W. J. Fife, Lieut.. Col. NJ. h. SMELL. Lieut. Col
Reichenbach. Among the honorary members
OF the company are W. B. Blackwell. l. W.
Anderson, Nelson Bennett, Pete, Irving, J. c.
Fairchild, W. H. Fife, ". J. Fife, c. f. Ciaypool,
c. Rechcnbaeh, c. T. Uhlman, T. F. Rsdebaugh,
Theodore Hosmer, J. S. Baker, A. A. Swope and
Lieut. ]. 6. jolly. The list of honorary aud life
members is to be executed in fine pan work.
framed and hung in companys quarters.
Gov. elect MctIraw has promised Capt Howell
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Tacoma Fraternity News

TACOMA. Dec. 24-tspecial Tho snowstorm
kept ell but few OF the members of the Trades
Council away from Thursday 5lights meeting.
The Trades Council will ele,t new Off GERS on
the second Thursday in Januey.
The Elks' reception Monday evening was
success. Exalted Ruler y. i. Derrickson re-
viewed the history of the Elks During the
evening H. X. Moore, Albert ( Joab and W. H.
Reed occupied the chair. Ween Mark Wilson
was arraigned for fine, ne ssttled by Offering
the receipts OF matinee Pc Torrance at the
Olympic theater to the local lodge of Eiks
Supper was served at 80 o'clsck
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Billiards. Secret Societies.

Occidental Lodge, Nc. ~, AZ F. and A. NJ, will
hold public installation of officers on Tuesday
next, subject 10 cards OF inv ,a;ion. A grand
time is anticipated.
Castle Hall Park Lodge, NJ. 50. Knights of
Pythias, met last night and transacted their
regular business.
The Grand Army Of the Eepublic Women's
Relief Corps and Sons OF Veterans will hold
public Installation of ell theSr officers at the
l. O. F. hall on January e.: There will be
supper, and general good ii ne is expected.
Knights of Maccabsus, RAINIER Tent, No 8,
met last Tuesday at p. m. asd transacted the
usual business. One new meIaber was initiated
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In THE LODGE ROOM.
Masonic Bodies Will Be Very
Busy This Week.
COMING EVENTS OF THE K. OF p.
Two Big Affairs Now In Prospect-Gen-
eral Orders Issued--What Secret
Orders Arc Doing.
r sacreS ao,siefv

He secret society
men are having,
and expecting 20
have. a busy time
of it between cleo
tons, installations
and general orders.
The Mssons are
going 10 have q
large affair in the
shapeof an installa-
ton wherein three
blue lodges and the
women N a 8 o n 8
w i'll participate.
The Knights OF
Pythiss are also
busy thinking and
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Sons OF Veterans.

Gen. George H. Thomas Car8p. No. 1. held its
regular meeting last Monday evening One re-
cruit was elected to mem bsrs1ip.
Tickets for the ball to BIZ given New Years
eve at Armory hall are in the 5,ands of the mem
bers. large attendance is expected.
Second Leutenant-elect A. Il. Hawley has re-
turned from his Eastern trip. bringing bride
with him.
The Ladies' Aid Society elected officers at their
last meeting. Mrs. H. II. Philips is the presi-
dent-elect and Miss Lulu Aaen vice president
The society is considering Che Availability OF
meeting IN the evening instead OF the afternoon.
Independent Order Of Good Templafs.
Mrs. Lila A. Moore, one of the lecturers OF
District NO. is, has just returEed from an organ
1zirg trip On Tuesday evesing last abe organ
lied lodge in Maple Valley. 1T elected strong
stan OF officers and will meet ON Friday evening
MIS- Moore also reorgaaized iEenton. No Y. and
ieit II with twenty good working members.
This lodge will also NEE. on Friday evening A
large LIST OF charter T1emhers are ready to be
organized at Ross soon after Eew Year.
On Monday night Seattle lodge, No. 6. held
meeting which its member will long renem-
Der. The initiation ceremoryw was gone through
twice and the result was TO gid six more menu
bers for Seattle lodge. Ana eng these was Mrs.
Lila a. Moore, formerly oe Kentucky. Mrs.
Moore Is an old Good TemplAr and has been
working In the cause for goat many years all
over the United States. Daring the intermis-
sion after the initiation csreslonies a large box
of fruit was opened, the SANG having been pre-
pared by one of the lady mey1bers of the lodge.
The following programme was rendered for
the good of the order:
Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Frank Treen
Piano accompanies, Mrs. Moore.
Remarks and recitation. ...... .....
.................M Mr.. HiEoorn OF Portland
Song. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Livingston
Remarks .............Nr. Charles Monroe
Remarks ....................S.. Nj. L. A. Treeu
Recitation and Remarks sirs Lila A. Moore
Remarks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. Frank Treen
Remarks Mr.. Jacobs of Fremont
Remarks. :. District Chief Teslplar J. n. Shaver
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make an Official visit to ali the courts in this
section. On Monday evening he will visit
Court Queen OF the Sound. OF this city, and
Court Pride OF Seattle, OF Fremont. On Tues
day evening he will visit newly formed court
at Ballard. On Thursday evening he will at
tend the meeting of Court Enterprise, the
largest court in the two states. The annual
election OF officers will also occur at the
meeting
At the seni-monthly meeting of Queen City
Circle No. Us, C. OF F, on Wednesday evening,
in G. A. X. Hail. it being the semi-annual cleo
ton of officers. the following were elected and
will be installed at the next regular meeting:
c. G., w. l. Norriugson; S. c. c., Mrs. H. u.
English; X. s.. Z. :. Young; +. s., J. L. Thomas;
Treasurer, Mrs. l. c. Neville; r. G., Miss Lizzie
Williams; /. g.. Mrs. e. :. Law: l. c.. Miss
Agnes Clark; o. e., Mr. q. Fl. Law; j. F. c. c.,
Mrs. Spriggs. vote OF thanks was unani-
mously extended TO the outgoing officers. The
Circle Is on the highway TO great prosperity.
constantly adding to its numerical and financial
strength.
Court Queen of the Sound was organized by
Deputy +. J. Whitman on Monday evening in
the &. A. r. hall Twenty, charter members
were taken.
Organizer ". T. Jackson held good meeting
in the Odd Fellows hall, Ballard, Oh Thursday,
in order to perfect arrangements to organize
new Court there, which Will De accomplished
ON Tuesday evening when G. c. +. D. B. Chan
nell will be present to address the meeting.
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installation and for their thdrtieth anniversary
on February IL next. The p,om ulgs;ion of new
fundamental laws in the X. r. brethren will be
OF universal interest Gen. Oarnahan, the COM
manderin-ehief of the Uniform Rank, is an
old soldier and is determined to keep the order
in this respect in touch with the government
and its forces. Other events are set forth below.
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THE LINE AND STAFF.
Officers Meet Their Future Com
mander-in-Chief.
A SECRET coNFAB AFTER DRILL.
Adjutant- Generals once Said to Have
Been Mentioned Important Com
mittees Selected-Militia Notes.

Hat the authorities will
do about the presence of
the militia at the iraugu-
ration has not be de-
cided upon positively,
though it is reasonably
certain that all the First
regiment will attend, in
Guiding Troop B, of Ia
coma, but not including
Company H, of Van
couver. No orders have
been issued as vet. 1t is
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Ancient Order OF Foresters.

Court Friar Tuck, No 1921. held its regular
meeting last Thursday night at Masonic temple
and initiated four candidates and received
three applications for membership The resig-
nation of Chief Ranger Clark was accepted, and
an election resulted in 0. II. Holeubeck being
chosen in mis- place. Songs and recitations were
given, closing with a song from Chief Ranger
Ciark