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Historical and Religious faots Not Gem
orally Known.

craity known.
Easter, which Is now preceded by
Lent, In early days was introduced by
fasting ON one day only. the Friday In
Passion week, now known as Good Fri
day. BY and by the time was extended
20 forty hours, In token that Christ had
lain that long I'm tho tomb. Somo
centuries later this was extended 20
forty days, in commcmoration of tho
season of the temptation aud fast in the
Wilderness
The namo Easter Is probably derived
from the Teutonic goddess OF spring,
ostera, or Oestro, whose festival occurs
about the same time as the observance
OF Easter Lont Is derived from tho
Anglo-Soxon word knc'cn. which means
spring" and has no connection at all
with fasting, as some people imagine.
IL WIS not until the fourth century
that there WAS any regularity about the
fixing the dnto of Easter Sunday. Those
Of the early Christians who believed
the Christian Passover 20 be COM
memoration of Christ's death adhered
TO the custom of holding the Easter fes-
tival on tho day prescribed for the Jew
ish pasch, the fourteenth day OF tho
frat month; that is, tho lunar month,
OF which the fourteenth day either falls
on or next after the day OF the vcrnal
equinox.
But most OF tho Christian churches,
attaching greater importance 60 the day
of Christs resurrection, held 20 Castor
being celebrated on the Sunday which
followed the fourteenth day OF tho
moon of March, tho dnyon which Christ
suffered.
This difference was finally settled by
the Council OF Nice, In the year 325
The rule then adopted Is still in force
Easter Is always the Sunday after the
full moon which happens on or next
after March 2i--the vernal equinox. BY
this arrangement, Easter may come as
early as March 81 or as late as April 95.
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In the New York Observer. The forms
that we laid away with our broken
hearts must rise again. Father and
mother-they must come out Husband
and wife-they must come out. Broth
ers and sisters-tbey must como out.
Our darling children-they must come
out. The eyes that with trembling fn-
gcrswe closed, must open in the luster of
Resurrection morn. The arms that we
folded In death must join ours in en-
brace OF reunion. The beloved voice
that was hushed must be returned. The
beloved form must come up without its
inlrmitics, without its fatigues--it must
come up. Oh. how long IL seems for some
ofyoul Waiting waiting for the Resur-
rectioDi How longi how longl make
for your broken hearts n cool, soft
bandage OF Enster lilies and the
trumpet crceper," and under 10 the In
scription: "Fhe trumpet shall sound,
and the dead stall be raised" com
fort you at this Easter season with the
thought Of resurrection. The resur-
rected body, you will have II, will
Rave It. As Paul said ~ Agrippa: "Why
should 70 be thought thing Incredible
with you that God should raise the
dead?'' The far up cloud. higher than
the hawk flies. higher than the eagle
fiioa, what Is "a made OF Drops Of
water from the Hudson, other drops
from the East river, other drops from n
stagnant pool ont on Newark hats-,ip
yonder thei cm bodied in n cloud and
the sun idndics H. n God can make
such q lustrOus cloud out OF water drops,
many 81 them soiled and Impure and
fetched from miles away, can lie not
transport the fragments Of a human
body from the earth, and out Of
them build a radiant body2 Cannot
God, who owns all the material out Of
which bones and MUSCLE and flesh are
made, Eet them up again n they have
falleu2 II n manufacturer of teie.
scopes drops a telescope on tho floor
and 70 breaks, can he not mend Il again
% you can see through it9 And n God
drops tho human eye into the dust. the
eye which He originally fashioned, can
lie not restore it2 Aye. n tho mana.
facturer of the telescope By "a change
Of the focus can make better glass
than that which was originally con.
stfuctcd and actually improve it. DO
You not think tho fashioncr Of The hu.
man eye may improve its sight and mui.
tiply tho natural eye BY the thousand.
fold additional forces Of the rosurrco
tion eyer why should Il be thought e
thing Incredible with you that God
should raise the doad27
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again. always deny myself during
Lent. This year denied myself pat,1
de fol grus-f never did Ike the misors
able stuff, anyway.
Then with Easter comes the egg Tho
little mementoes come middiing high
this spring, but they como. done
mind having eggs come high. There's
hardly humorous lecturer In the busi4
ness that doesn't feel that way. It's
these eggs that come over the liome
plate about shoulder high 10 grasa-
hopper with q twist and drop curve
that ore gradually driving q good many
OF the best OF us off Of the PLATFORM.
IL was late last fall that Marie con-
hded 20 me TINT she thought Il wouid
be good plan, now that we had baele
yard, 10 keep few chickens and have
our own egg plant. rs you might say.
So ! went 20 work and smashed nv
thumb. and lnmed my baclt, and tore
my trousers toggling up n sort Of fowl
cry.
] thought I'd build smnll ono nc
first and then add other buildings as
our 1oclS increased, so / built II In the
architecture OF Henry /.
Marie said she'd take little drivs
ont in the country and pick up about
ten egg layers which, according 90 hef
figures, would give MS something lilse
five dozen eggs per week, as we could
hardly expect the fowls TO lny Sundnva,
and there arc Sundays enough already
laid, anyway, 20 supply tho dcmand,
and eggs were particularly what wo
needed.
Wen, when cnmc home nt night sho
took me proudly out 20 show INC her
hoclS Thorc, In the tiny park, ON ono
leg each, stood nine big. soleinn-lools-
ing roostcrs and ono apprehemsive little
hen.
"The man gave me tho pick OK his
hock," said Marie. and picked ont
the biggest, handsomest fowls he had.
J guess he thought ! was pretty shrewd,
for he laughed a good deal while wny
selecting my brood told him thnt I
wanted the kind that didn't set and ho
said he'd guarantee that none Of those
that ! picked out ever would. Tho
little one he made me "a present OF. bub
ia a good deal rather have had all of
them large and handsome and with such
lovely combs and tail feathers Do Won
suppose Wen find ten eggs In the little
sonP-boX nests tomorrow mofning?"
hadn't the heart 90 undeceive her
and that's one reason why I'm putting
up thirty cents per dozen for my hen
fruit this blessed Eas .ertide.
CBAHLEg NEWTON HOoD.
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The new preacher at FIRST showed en-
barrassment, but confidence came to
him as he proceeded. With impressive
simplicity he told the story OF the res
direction, and he succeeded where h
learned man might have failed Among
his ill-constructed sentences AN emotion
entwinod itself, and old men wept.
The benediction was pronounced.
Alf arose, threw of his overcoat and
hastened TO his wito. She saw him
coming, and clung TO her father for
support
"Malliol"
"Alf" she whispered, looking down.
"Mallie, / told You that my love was
dead"
s'Yea."
"And ] thought II WINS, but Il has
arisen from tho dead WIN you take
me bach?"
She was clinging 70 him.
"Yes; have prayed for your com.
ing"
He fondly kissed her. Tho preacher
came up. "Mr. Bidney," said Alf, you
are going home with MS"
OPIE READ.
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railway station not far from his farm.
and, without making himself known to
anyone, went over 20 his home. The
doors were locked; desolate COW stood
In the yard, lowing. lie turned away
with shudder and went back TO the
railway station. lie would 20 ayav
without having asked n question. lie
sat on a bench with his overcoat pulled
up about his face. The train would
soon be due. Two men came In.
about the coldest weather ever
saw at this time Of year" one OF them
remarked.
Yes, and II IL Keeps mp the new
preacher won't have much Of show
for bis Easter sermon tomorrow"
That's 50. What sort OF a preacher
is he, anyway"
Pretty fair, they say. Nobody
doubts his sincerity and that's good
deal In his favor. ! thought he was too
frivolous ever 20 do anything IN earn
est suppose you have heard a good
deal about him.
Cant hay have.~
well, he was nightly IN lovo with
MalHc Harper"
"Ycs, know that
well. her husband was sooilsh,y
Jealous; for Mallle didn't encourage the
young fellows VISITS. But after Car
rett went away how he did beg her %
marry him. She went back 10 her
fathers house and has never permitted
Sol 70 come on the place"
wonder what sho thinlss Of his
preaching7'
"she hasn't heard him yet. but her
father told me that she was going TO
hear him tomorrow.
They've never heard auyfhiug OF
Garrett have they2"
'Not a word; and Il e. a great pity,
TOO for his wife IS grieviug herself 70
death"
yes; but she ought % have been
more consideratc in The frat place As
soon as she found out that SOILS vislia
were objected o. she ought b. have told
him 70 keep away"
"And she would have done 20. brit
0orrctt never said anything until the
time he few OF. She happened to be
ont of humor. as everybody s. no times.
Wen. here's ouf train"
The next day n fierce suowstorrn waq
blowing q storm 20 cold and uuseaeon-
able that but few people assembled %
bear Sol Bidney's first Easter sermon.
AT WIS in the house. sitting municd uu
Ia corner before anyone else arrived.
and when the congregation assembled
no one recognized him. lie saw his
wife come in with her father: be savg
bow pale She wna
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A GLAD TRluMpH.

Eijoymonts TO re Derived from tho True
Easter Spirit.
The revelation OF another world solves
the mystery of DEATH This Is the ono
thing from which we all shrink, and
the one thing from which none Of us
can escape. But why should we shrink
from It, II we believe that IL Is the en-
trance 70 higher and moro abundant
life2 And when the faithful die, why
should we clothe ourselves In sable
weeds and speak with batcd breath,
and toll the mournful Isnell, and sing
the melancholy dirge. and 90 sorrowing
all the day long2 This Easter festival
brings us into communion with the de.
parted, not as those who are dead but
as those who are still living. The
church militant to-day Joins hands With
the church triumphant. The gates
swing open. and, standing here I'm the
earthly porch, we look out upon tho
eternal temple and hear the anthems OF
the redeemed, as they float around the
great white throne, and join with them
In singing the praises of the Lamb.
They also may possibly hear our voices
and Join with us IN our hymns Of praise.
We do not forget them, and we cannot
believe that they have forgotten U.S.
Thomas NJ. Clark, d. D.. in n. x. indie
pendent
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n don't Know" be nnswered.

IL don't know" he answered.
"You don't lSnow?"
"That's what said"
'l3ut Is that what You mean?''
81 say It Ia what / said"
II know what you say; but do you
mean 10 infer that want him TO conner
That's all right, bat It's plain that
you don't want him to stay away"
"Alf, that is a mean insinuation. I
have known Sol ever since we were
both children. And could have mar
ried him." she added.
"lt's a wonder you hadn't"
"Yes, it's more than that" she 10.
piled. TITS pity | hadn't"
"Do You mean thatP' he demanded.
"Do you want me 10 mean it?"
"Do want you tor That's woman,
must say. I don't care whether you
mean IL or not"
'If you don't care, mean t."
"All right. Madam" he added, get
ting mp, 1t isn't too late. There's a
courthouse not far away. Good-by."
"Alf."
81 said 'good-by.'"
What are you going to do2" she
cried.
I'm going away-Tuy love Il dead"
Scarcely able TO understand what had
occurred, she stood watching him until
he had disappeared In the woods.
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tionably practical, but bis wife found
O Jaw.
~ thought you were going 70 plant
flowers here, :" she said. II was bright
morning and All was making a garden.
"No onions" he replied.
"hh, and your apparent love for aow.
ers was mefs pretense after all"
enc, like flowers wo1l enough, but
want few onions as 20 along. And
besides, he added, smiling at her, ''Ivs
got the brightest flower there is."
She poutcd "If you thought vert
much Of me you'd show g."
'What, don't show it9r
'No-not much"
"Wcll then, show a little Of what
I've got a heap Of. y"
This was the very FIRST suggestion oi
q disagreement The next was more pro.
nounced. IL was summer and they were
sitting on The vcranda.
"Mellio. I tell you that 7 don't want
that fellow Bidncy to come round here. .
''But did I tell him 70 conner" she
quickly spoke up,
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cnrlaaitie. Abnnt ann,r.

The pure white lustcr Of snow IA due
70 tho fact that eli tho elementary
colors of light arc blended together In
the radiance that Is thrown of from the
surface 81 the various crystals. More
than thousand distinct and perfect
forms Of snow crystals have been
enumerated and figured BY The various
Investigators iu that line. One hun
dred and ffty-one different forms were
once observed BY the English scientist
Jlashierf who carefully made cngrav-
lngs of each and printed them in a pa
per nttached ~ The report Of the Brit
ish Meteorological society for tho year
1855.
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Eoos At EASTER.
Their Use Can Be Traced rsto tho aross
Remote Antiquity.

Their Use Can Be Traced fsto tho aToss
Romote Antiquity.
The use ~ eggs FOR Eastcr c,ln bg
trncod, sage Count Gc 0cbaiin. I'm his
Religious History Of the Calendar. ~
ths theology and phil1sopty u tbs
Egyptians fcrsians. Gapls. Greeks and
Romans, amoug all OF whom an orr
was q symbol 81 tic universe. the work
~ The supreme divinity Tho Persians
gave presents ~ eggs nt The feast of the
new Years. c., tuc feast of Che yernai
equinox in honor of the removal OF
all thingl "The Egyptians held the
cgg as sacred emblem of Che renova-
tion Of moukind after Che dcluve Tho
Jews adopted 10 - suit the cireum-
stances of their history. as type II
their departure from Egypt. and IL was
used iu the feast OF the Passover MS part
Of the furniture of The table with tho
Paschal lamb" The eariy Druids used
the cog Coz their ceremonies
iu Russia one man grcets another on
Easter with Jesus Christ IS risen
Yes Tie IS rlsen," reply is made, and
thon an egg is given In Moscow no
meeting takes place without tais salu-
tati9h end exchange "TEo mcanosG
parper iu the street presenting an oQ9
and repeating the words Chrstos Vos-
crccs may demand 81 salute even ~ tbe
empress in some countries Of italy
eggs ore carried l0 lhc church 10 bs
blessed erd then taken h1,ne and SET
ohi with 10wcrs or Che table Every
visitor during Easter weel /. inviicd u
eai an Eaater cgg. ah invitation which
mnst not pe refused Eggs in on couns
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in Christian countries. from thc
fourth century, The church prohibited
the use of eggs during Che forty days of
Lent. but as Use hens did not ccase t.
lay, q large quantity ~ eggs were
found 60 have accumulated at the emo
81 tbo period Of abstinence These were
usually given t0 tho children. end, in
order to render them more attractive
they were dyed With gay coioB or
otherwic ornamcnted a favorite game
was to knock two eggs together. ard
whicaever broke hecamc tAe property
oi lim mho bad Un 0thcr 0f course
this would nrt profit mach 10 the cges
were ina Guld SKATE. aad thence came
tbe custom OF boiling thlm harA
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)wEVER iabryin.
thine the mauso-
,eum, h o W c We er
costly the sapco-
phagus, however
a r c h hitect tn rally
grand the pecropo-
lis, however beauti-
fully parterrcd the
family grounds. we
W a n Z them oil
broken up hy the
Lord OF the Resur-
rection, writes T.
De- Witt Talmn0e
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DIRECTORY.
State Omclals.

county. "''
Secretary Of sta.e-wiliam L. Chiffon. Ka.
nawha county. m
Anditor-isaac V. johnson. Barbour county.
TreAsurer--John VI. Rowan. Monroe county
Attorney oenerai-r. $. Riley, Ohio countv
Asst. Attorney Sen'l--O. ID. Cook, Ohio county.
su2t. Of Schools-Nirgi A, Lewis. Mason CO.
Adlutant General-James A. Holisy, Lincoln
state Librarian--Charies ffagau, Marion Co.
y. =. Narsh1l--H. y. White, Marshall county
Private eec'y 10 Gov. John y. White
Shief clerk Auditors OSice-@Wrn A. Cracraft
sec'y states O1ice-B. w. Taylor
Supt. Schools u T. (ork
TreaSnrer's -R II Uerndon
Adjt. Gems --rhos q Grass
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CUSso (who staid At homel "Did vou
enjoy the Easter service. my dearg
Mrs. CumsO-"Did ~ Well. there
wasn't o woman in the whole church
who had on as stylish a bonnet az
mine Brooklyn Life.
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UNITED srATEs COuRr.

Jutye-J.J JacSssn, Parxersburg. Wood ca
Nierk-I. Y. Moore, Ciarksburg. Harrison Co
v. =. District Att'y--G. G.. Sturgiss, Morgan
town. Mononaalia county.
Asst. Dist. Attornoys-S. G. Burdett Charles
ton, kanawha county. and E. ;. Elliott
kingwood, Preston county.
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No, Joyous EaR
ter beiisi Pro
claim
To all tho world
tho old. old
story,
low Ono 70 earth
from Heaven
came
Tint men might
know tho way
20 glory
nd from each bur.
dened heart
this day
lay every stone be
rolled away.
ing, happy oclisi
the Lonte n
gloom
No 10 nger does
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ON eonls imprlson

A light is cleaning through the tomb.
Our Christ, the Saviour, has arisen,
And faith ocholds, with vision clear.
Tho shining angel standing near.
Ring joyful bellsl Your tones prolonS
1fll every Priceless soul eternal
Awakes the glad, triumphant song
Tho angels sing OF love supcrnal-
TIL every sopulchre OF loss
Takes on tho glory OF the cross
NIXoS WATERMAN
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Supreme Court or Appeals.

J W. English President, Macon county
ncnry BraunOn. Lewis Co.
Homer II. Holt. Greenbrier Co.
". II. Dent, Taylor Co.
Csl. Charles uodriok, Crisr.
". =. Long. Clerk. KanAwha Co.
Alfrel Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co
Convenos At Charlotte second Wednesday In
= annary: Wheeling. drst Wednesday In June :
ShArlestowo, first Wednesday in september
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tirst DIstriet--jo.,n o. Pendleton. Wheeling.
Ohio County.
seconi iDlttrict-~willian L. Wilson. Charles
towu, Jefferson Co.
=, Tsird Dlstrlet-John d. Anderson. Nicholas c.
n, Nicholas County
Fourth District-Janes Capehart Point Pleas
Ant, Mason county
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Sunday School Teacher Note. car
any little boy tell me what Easter r.
celebrated f0r2
Good Little Boy eagerly Eggs
Texas SiftinQa
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In northern Missouri, and ALI Garrett
married her. There had been so much
rivalry in this affair that the courtship
was referred to as hard fight" Alf
was an impressive fellow, and Il was said
that he had mighty knack" for MAX
ing living. and yet Mellie's surrender
20 him was the cause of great surprise;
for the consensus Of opinion was. why,
she could have married anybody" IL
was undoubtedly fact that she could
have married Sol Bidney, and people
wondered why she didn't, for Sol had
considerable money and was much
handsomer man than All Garrett.
Where there has been much rivalry
during courtship. there Is likely 20 be
discOrd after marriage Recollection Is
a spiteful promoter Of dissension-it
brings back rose-hued chances and pits
them against dull-colored possession.
In Ans nature there was but little Of
the poetic, and yet the most delicate
nature could not have found him objec-
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Juase, Th.ra JV i,ciaI District.
Joseph r. uoks, KiuA W d, Preston County.
CON { ssIoNERs IN CHANcERY.
?. ]. Cro..n, ID. NJ wotring James A.
acksOn and ell j. Fortney.
REC LIVER or TIE COURT,
col James w Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY coURF.
Valley Mason watson. President.
kin9wpod. j l.. Mckenzie.
Lyon, u tvid J. Walls
ttsno, MSses 7. Sinclair.
Portland, William 4. McGinnis.
Grant .SARual r. Conner,
Pleasant. Beu A. Conner.
0nion, Page II. McCrum
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DgPurY sagRIPFs.
KInywaod District-Luther MoMillen,
Nalley--NDne.
Lyon Z"
Reno-C. ". RIdenour
u fon-9eorge Geissman.
II P,r:laad-willian r. Shroyor.
t;ctut-- Albert X Fenrer
Pisaslnt-J -5sah Al. shaw.
Clerk Circuit Court--John W. Watson.
clork couaty Court j. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting AttOruey-O. II, Wotrina
gOlu1y SIrVoyOr Y. Ne Nilien.
Ssgt. OF Sch0Ols-Mm. q. C0nley.
Assessor East side. Gabriel Puliiam.
West side, Wm T.. Manear.
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farn Omelaia.


sfayos-Jullus X Monroe.
Record dsr-Fellx Elliott. Jr.
councii.nen-J. Ami Martin, VIM r. Manear.
Marshal e. fcath0r' VIII a. Thomas and J.
T5an ssrssant-James ". Flynn.
Societies
Kuights Of Pyli,ias- Lodge meets every Tpes.
day evening at their hall over j. ". Bakers
store 1T Ts30 O'Clock.
Tndepondont order ~ odd Felows-Lodre
noets every Saturday evoning at their ball in
Bishops Block at 500 O'Clock.
Golden Wule Rnoampnent. 40. 30. 7. y. o. r
ssoh month. IN The odd Fellows naii. over the
posto1lce.
The independent Qrdor Of GOOD Tempiars
Loiye ussts ovsrg Friday evoning. On the 7. o
o. =. Wall. at 730 O'Clock.
psK K9g ee,g s fSS s,es2 S9 " g5syse svgsg ggsr o.
8 o'si9ok iu tho knights Of Pythias Hail over
niaker's store.
Rtnvveo9 Cornell. 90 b. Junior Order upi.
tel Aasrioau Meetanics-M Meets every Wed
n0sdag evening no Z O'Clock in tho Odd Fci-
lows hali over The Postofico.
peeston Lodze, No. o7, a. r. md a. M>-,isets
y - no knights q Pythias Haii over Blazers
ssoro.
Churches.
M. Charch-Rev " W. Rider Pastor
ss-ficeg preiehln9eycry sunday ~ io8o r1.
Msstisa9 q. m. Yonar Foifs Woetingat ESQ p.
n. Prsyss Meeting every fhursday evening ot
Bloass chweh -2sv. r .. sfarkey. Pastor,
ss-yiess sss51i anl Fourth sunday IN each
fn0afh af f0eiD. A. ~, ard 9. II. ~ PRAYER
fdss.iax. Wrist AMI Third sundays 40 ~. M
Pt5shvterian Chuceh 40 Pastor.
sorvi1es Pfgver Meotine every Woinesday
evening sunday school 81 n. NJ
M = OAnrsa -R8v Robert s. Smith. rasf5
exeess -proaChlns. Foufth So aday dn each
Morf9,
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Cosr;s Convene.

:, earsuit couTt-Narch -, September l. and
December H.
eounty Coprt-Flrs Monday january. April.
July and October.
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REsURREoTIoN MORN.

Tho Forms We LRtd Away with Broken
Hearts shall Rise Again.
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BVAfNh VI EauNhttuHf
IN. G Feather, President
es.,ea ,,t...,o, Capt. j. =. MurdOek, SCI.
~'hh"V"" D''si'Se' DR.. MT T.POwell
N. G. Gibson.
fB. r. Cobun, Pres
S.i,av pr.J. a. Cox, SEQ.
NS"S !. =. LOar.
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49, ID. J. Gibson. Sec.
80" Geo. G, Shaw
Isaac jackson.
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49, William LouRhrldge, Sec
NS"' W. A. Watson.
W. Y. Stafford.
Jacob I. Guseman Pres
D.-.t.E ". ~. ShaIeT Sec'y.
t'''tf-" samuel B. Freeand.
10. g. Lee.
Julius scherr. Pres
.r,~ Lloyd shaGer. sec.
OAVn r. p. King
Charles r. LawtOn.
g. J. .Martiu Pres
s,. W. n. Ringer. Sec.
Fio"9o"t VIM. q. Ringer.
tT. w. Hartman
fJos q. Arnold Pres.
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arO lots
OF things | liko
about Easter
beside the beau
tiful religi 3
significance Of
the day.
Used as I am
10 going Il every
night In tho
week, dancing
and cavorting
and Shaking my
hoof TO every
shindig from
the county limo
road 10 North