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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-29

The terms "cold cash" and "a cool mil
Hon are often supposed TO have come into
the language with the modern iceman.--
Philadelphia Times
Chappie-Deah me. | find must take
some kind OF vigorous exercise TO build up
my muscle. Miss Carver-I know Just the
thing. Let me teach you this new EN-
broidery stitch.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Harvey Lawton says that baby Is "a
new wave on the ocean OF life" Mrs. Law
ton perhaps thinks that a fresh squall
would express IL better-IIorned Eagle OPP
tic.
A relic OF lost race-the empty pocket
book. Boston Bulletin.
A well known colonial judge who Is an
Irishman, recently told a witness who was
somewhat verbose in his answers to "hold
his tongue and give his evidence clearly
Tit-Bits.
Oddly enough, the homeliest Of old maids
are generally girls who were matchless la
their youth.-Buifalo Courier.
The man who is too fond of his ante usu-
ally makes the acquaintance OF his uncle
Texas Siftings
A citizen Of Georgia has in his keeping
two eggs said to be 4Oyears old. Here's $40
that says those eggs can't be beat.-Arkan-
saw Traveller.
Always get In the first blow" says a
writer. People who live In districts whers
cyclones flourish should paste this in their
hats.-Texas Siftings.
The small boy with the seat OF his trou-
sers torn Is not a landlord, but he frequent
ly raises the rent by standing ON his head.
Evansville Breeze.
In spite OF his earnest efforts TO gain their
confidence Professor Garner Is hardly on
NJ.
Chicago Tribune.
The leaving trees announce the coming
summer.-Lowell Courlfs
The latest bomb explosion in Paris killed
"A poet. This Is better. Chicago Dispatch.
Squildig piano next door makes me
swear every time | hear IL played Mo
Swilligen-- That's odd. It's an upright
piano. -pittsburg Chronicle.
When man IL locked up for being full. II
seems proper that his friends should want
to bail him out. Philadelphia Record
IL Is the man In the poker game who car
ries things with high hand.-Puck
For once Pm going to have my owl
weigh she said AS she stepped on the seal,
and deposited penny In. the slot-Arkan
saw Traveller.
This Is the season OF the year when tn.
awning maker begins to put the remaindel
OF mankind IN the shadc.-BunalO Courier
You can learn from any three singers IL
church quartet Just what the troubl,
with the fourth singer In the quartet is-
Somerville Journal
The Specialized Girl 49, Have you reat
'Ships That Pass In the Nightr The Au
burn Haired Girl No. What kind ar,
they-courtshipsi-ln Journal
The English language Is the only tongu,
. In which 1t is proper TO declare that one Il
enjoying very poor health. - Galveston
News.
When man Is vaccinated, he usually
sees the point.-West Union Gazette.
He-Have you ever noticed what rsmpl
tastes Mrs. Allcash hasf She-Goodness
yesl met her husband today. - Int
Ocean.
.Fweddy looks awfully distract and alb
stracied these days" yes; some one tols
him that the pink shirt would not be worr
this spring. Chicago Record
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centlv published. The character Of Joe
sibley in this story is recognized as an un-
mistakable -takeon" on Whistler. Hero
he is, in the language Of the author
Then there was Joe sibley, the idle appren-
tice, the king OF Bohemia. Always In
debt, like Svengali; like Svengali, vain witty
and a most exquisite and original artist, and
also eccentric in his attire Though cleanl 50
that people would stare at him as he walked
along-which he adored. But unlike SvengalD
he was genial. caressing, sympathetic, charm
ing. the most irresistible friend in the world as
long as his friendship lasted, but that vas not
forever.
The moment his friendship left of hisenmity
began at once. Sometimes this enmity would
take the simple and straightforward form Of
trying to punch his ex-friend's head. and when
the ex-friend was too big he would grf some
new friend to help him. And much bad blood
would be caused in this way, though ven ttle
was spilled. And all this bad blood was not
mnde better by the funny things he vent on
saying through life about the unlucky one who
had managed TO offend him-things that stuck
forever. His bark was worse than his hie-he
was better with his tongue than with his fists
"a dangerous joker. But when he met mother
joker face to face, even an inferior joke, with
a rougher wit, a coarser thrust, a Louder laugh
a tougher hide, he would just collapse. like
pricked bladder.
The caricature greatly incensd the
painter, and he has been writing very Bit
ter and contemptuous things to the news
papers about his foul friend" Du Maui
rier, to which that gentleman responds,
rather weakly, it must be confessed, that
Whistler ought to know how to take
joke. He had no idea that his playful sat
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nEMpEsr N A TeAPoT.
A Pretty Quarrel on Between fa'f o.
transatlantic Artists.

In London lives ar artist and htterateur
.-hn 10 he been attached to the staff Of
punch for so long a period that ne actual
iy believes himself a satitise ana ,i. ns s Den
20 accepted by the British public for the
s ~ reason. In Paris dwclls an expaid.
o ot American who poses as wit and a
cvnic as well as a painter and genlus
9't n.s men have been friends; bnt, as gnas
men are apt to do when vanity overshad-
ows genius, they have fallen out a, ana now
have very pretty quarrel on their hands
"a seens that whistler the Amer
lean genius, grievously offended Du Mau-
rier. the London genius, a numbg Of
wears ago by coupling his name with esssar
Wi,de's and perpetrating a ''witticlsm"
at his expense. Du Maurier bore the a.
front bravcly, as became a BRUSH genius,
Int the insult ranked in his bosom He
bided his time. and when the Opportunity
srrived proceeded to caricature his friend
whistler in a novel called "rrilby, re.
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The mule is ready to begin work two
or three years earlier than the horse. He
can be put to pretty heavy pulling when
he is years old, and from that time mn
til he is 40, if he has fair treatment and
does not meet with an accident. he is
not likely to lose any time. He is not
subject to the many ailments to which
the horse is a victim, at least not to any
great degree. He lives about twice as
long and his actual period of usefulness
Is nearly three times as long, for the horse
Is really not hit for heavy service until
he is years old, or after he is 20. while
a mule will often do good service for
forty years, and they have been known
to work fifty, according to one writer
without being turned out at any time
during all that long period.
Like the ass. the mule will live nnon
next to nothing, and during all his forty
years of hard service a mule will not re-
quire-and generally does not get-haIf
the feed necessary to sustain a borsa
during his much shorter period of psa-
fulness. Jack will thrive on what iso {,
here contemptuously called "cow hay
wild dried grasses-with a handful n.
two OF corn, and on such food will on,
work horse of his own weight fed pnnn
good wheat hay and crushed erain
san Francisco Call.
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EARTHLY vApoRs.

When heavily upon thee weigh the cares
OF earth. and into duh despair
Thy struggling spirit fails;
When throngcd with trining troubles, pressed
with wrongs.
Thy souls free pinions flag and fail
Until FOR help II calls;
When thy full ear can only hear the din
OF eager struggles for earth's dross-
Deaf 10 the melody
That lives In voices loved OF many years
Come thon and lay thy duties down
TIN thou thy spirit free.
Then rest upon the kindly lap OF earth
And watch the ncecy clouds sweep DER
The sky's extended blue;
Drink deep OF natures calm content. aud let
Thy soul beseech his tender grace.
Who all thy failures knewi
The heavy load. the dull depression lay
Thou nt the Masters feet. and he
VIII bless and comfort thee;
Trust thou In him and he viii bear thy load
Aud thee out OF the wilderness.
And thy protection be.
Mary II. Dongine in Good Housekeeping.
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Harry Dayton was a widower until few
weeks ago, when he married Jersey Wild
ow. His children had been living in Au-
burn, and be naturally brought them 10
this city upon his marriage. The morning
after his sons arrival In the course OF con
versation Harry used the word conscience"
What's consciencef" asked the littls
fellow.
The fond parent assumed knowing look
and replied slowly, with great feeling;t
Conscience. my boyf Why, that's a
anything wrong"
Hum commented the little fellow
thoughtfnlly, 1--WE don't have that in Au-
burn New lork'World
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In No Danger Yst.

Father don't like that young man WHO
comes 10 see Nellie.
Mother-It may be nothing serious
He has been sending her flowers and
bringing her confectionery for weeks"
"Otbers have done that and dropped on
Of their own accord"
But last night he brought her some
chewing gum"
Dear mel That looks serious He Loves
her. Are you sure Of itf'
II saw him give her the gum. and she put
IL In her mouth"
"Oh. that's all right II she sat tbos~
and chewed gum, she doesn't love him.
food News
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A Marshall county (Ala.) man discov-
cred burglar In his room one night.
he watched the man ransack every
drawer and trunk in the house, know
ing that be would find nothing. Then,
when the disappointed burglar was
about to depart, be ~alled TO him and
asked him to lend him a dollar. Tho
burglar, though taken by surprise,
threw him dollar and left the house
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INDIVIDUAL COMMUNION CUPS.


A decided innovation on the ordjrx ~
communion service has lately been iesde
In several Rochester churches by the in
PRODUCTION of individual communism cups
to take the place of the ordinary chalices
that are usually passed among the mem
bers of the congregation at the commem-
orative service Of the Lords supper The
North Baptist church, of which Rev.
George f. Love, Jr., is pastor. was the
first to adopt the new idea. Other churches
In Rochester have since followed the ex-
ample, and scores OF churches there and
elsewhere of almost all Protestant denomi !
nations are investigating the subject
The principal argument in favor OF the
Individual communion cups is a sanitary
one. An epidemic Of diphtheria IN san
Jose, Cal, is said to have been directly
traceable to the fact that many persons
had partaken Of the sacramcntal wine
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Ever, ciubwoman Wont. an once.

Mr.. Ssrcas (reading the prospectus OF the
Ladies' Mental improvement club. TO which
his wife belOngsi Twenty wee presidentss
Why. you've only got total membership
Of %.
Mrs. Sarcas-Yes. But you see thsrs
weren't enough Of the other offices 20 60
around. -Chicago Record.
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INDIvIDuAL eoNMrN1oN aus


nom chalice TO which the lips Of dis
eased man had been touched. Micro
scopical examination Of the dregs OF wine
lett IN the old fashioned chalices has NJ
Veaied the presence of disease germs even
when all Of the communicates who had
partaken Of the sacrament wero supposeo
TO be in a healthy condition.
The cups used i'm the North church az
Rochester are Of silver, with gold lining
ana each holds about teaspoonful. Inel
are bell shaped, with fat bottom and may
DC easily drained without lifting then hisn
IN the air Each cup has a handle 50 ar
ranged as to keep 1t in place in the rpss
ana yet not interfere with its removal y
'ne communicate when the rack i pass,s"'
ABOUT among the congregation. The ras ..,
are formed Of three parallel horlFon'-
shelves OF oak, silver tipped, with a wv,
Venient handle. In each shelf is q d9oos
10" OF apertures for the little cups w.
1v OF wni'h may be placed in each ho'us,
~ a,, rs estin ated that by means Of apilN's.
n,,lng apparatus 1000 OF the cups cAn y
hiled In half an hour
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One person out Of every seven in tbs
United Kingdom is depositor in this
postotiice savings banks, which have
nearly $500, 900, 900 deposits.
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Excursions
on to Hampton and Old Point.


Get ready for the Grand Excursion
to Hampton and Old Point under
the auspices of the Fourth Baptist
Church, Monday, August 13, 1894.
The Committee, which is an energet-
Ic and well experienced one, will ex
ert every effort to make this one OF
the 0randest trips of the season. We
respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our many friends, the trip being In
the furtherance of making necessary
repairs upon the church edifice and
TO pay for the beautiful carpeting OF
of the IChurch by the sisters oi
tiers of the Church. Our pastor, Rev.
Evans. Payne, viii accompany US
and deliver q special sermon IL
Hampton. The Excurslonists will
have 10 hours In pleasant enjoy
ment and recreation in driving, a.
also visiting the Soldiers Home
Fortress Monroe, the Normal Schoo
and other places of interest. Re
member the day. August 13, 1894
Come early and secure good seats
p~ We go rain or shine. Trai
stops at all Way Stations.
Train leaves G. & o. Depot, lot
and Broad Streets at 8 O'Clock
I'm. Leaves Hampton at 1880 p. u
. Fare. round trip : $1.0O; Childre
under IL, Scots; Way Passenger
I75cts.
Il. JOHN Brooks, Chairman
Z. A. WASHINGTON, SEC'Y.
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COIemanVille Mineral Springs = A
Grand Summer Res0rt-PrOperty
Albright - The County Clerks
AffldaVit.

In the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Cumberland, June 9th S94.
III. b. Flippin, Clerk of the County
Court, Cumberland County, Va, do here
by certify that deed for six acres OF
land was made by r. T.. coleman and
wife TO the Colemanviile M neral Springs
Co. dated March, 20. 1892 and recorded In
this office. also that a deed is of record in
this offide to r. Il. Coleman for two hun
dred and fifty acres of land upon which
the above mentioned mineral springs
Company's property is located, and that
there is no deed of trust recorded IN thls
office against the above mentioned deed.
which are recorded. Given under my
hand, this 9th day OF June, 1894
j. B. FLIPPIN,
Clerk. Cumberland County Court.
| In iustice to the stockholders of tn
Colemanville Mineral Spring COmpan.
this certificate of the Clerk of this Coun
ty of Cumberland, appear in this pape
for the purpose of showing to all tina
no deed of trust stand against my Ian
on which the mineral spring Company
property Is located.
Anv person who purchases stock
his enterprise will receive value {
heir money later on. The income irol
his grand mineral waters will be gres
after while, as the demands for the wi
ter increasing daily.
This opportunity win not stand lon
and every person wishing stock or 10
will do w ell TO call at the office In tn
county or see our travelling agent.
Newbuil dings going up and bathir
beinObuilt. Come one and all and 3
for yourselves, and purchase stock viii
the doors are opened.
Signed.
n Il. COLEMAN,
President of the Colemanville
Mineral Springs Company
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n = = : AOriOIk:WestsTaRR

IN EFFECT June, "a. 1894
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-STREET
STATION.
q 90 n DaIIv-Rlchmond and Norfolk. YES
THULE i.IMTED-Arrive Norfolk
uz5 A. M. stops only at Peters
burg, Waveriy aud SunOlk. Sc sond-
class tickets not accepted for pas
sage on this train
oO5A NJ DAnY,s'THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
for Lynch0urg. Roanoke biuensld
Pocahontas. Kenovas Columbus
and Chicago. Pullman Buffet Sleep
or Roanoke to Columbus without
change: also, for Radford, Bristol.
Knoxville Chattanooga and inter
mediate points. Pullman Sleeper
Radford to Chattanooga.
$50 P. NJ. Daily. for Norfolk SUFFOLK anS inter
n zap N. DAILY, for Roanoke. Radfords Pu-
lasRiand Brist d. Connects at Roa-
0oke no A. NJ. with Washington
and Chattanooga Limit d. Pull
man Sleepers Roanoke to Memphis
and New Orleans Dining-ear at
tached. Also. for Bluefold, anC
Pocahontas: also. for Rocky Mount
and All stations WinstonSalem Di
pmH.MAN PALACE SLEEPER between RICT
| MOND and LYNCHBURG ready Tor occupanc'
IL p NJ; also Pullman Sleeper petersburg Z
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg an
1 the West daily 8 81 A. "A. and 90 =. M. From
r. w. COURTNEY.
| District Passenger gent.
W.B. BENlLL
General Passenger Agent.
General once. Roanoke Va.
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Deaths.

TEWIS-Mrs. Sarah Lewis departed |
this life. Tuesday, July 81, 1894, In her
S5th wear. She died in full triumph OF
faith and was a member of the Second
Dantist Church, Richmond, Va, for over
n Years. Her funeral was preached by
Rev. Jacob Turner, text Rev. ltth
chapter. She was a loving motner.
None knew her but to love her. She died
at Hanover Co., va.
precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant III our home,
Which never can be filled.
By HER DAUGHTERS.
NOTIFY Entered into eternal rest,
Aroust 4th. 1894, at the residence OF
her daughter in Nottoway Co., Lucinda
Motlev. Her remains were brought to
this citv. COZ N. End st. The funeral
was preacbed Tuesday last at Z. M,
nv Rev. r.. Wells owing to the absence
from the city OF Rev. VIM. Troy, whom
she desired to ofticiate.
She was a devoted and faithful mem
bsr of the Sharon Baptist Church: Tn
Sunday School and Church will hold me
mortal services in honor of her memory
She was SO years of age and for 3;
She died in the full triumph OF faith am
leaves seven children AMI nine gran
children to mourn their loss. In he
death the church has lost one OF II
strongest pillars.
Sister. thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as a summers breeze,
Peaceful as the air of evening,
As it floats among the trees.
SCOTT.-Died August Bird. "a, at h
ras;denee 1444 Pierce Place N. w. Was
;noton. d. c.. Louise, the 10 year o
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. +. ID. Scot
She was sick two weeks during whi'
tine she bore her sickness with fortitu
and patience. Little Louise was chi
ofloving disposition and made mai
friends here, all of whom were very XII
and sympathetic through her illness a.
death. She leaves father, mother, q
fer brother, aunt. uncle and host
friends to mourn their loss. Her tunel
took place from the Berean Bapt
Church, Sunday, Aug. 9th at oclC
p. M. Rev. Credit otticiated.
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of the better days,
None knew Louise" but to love
None named her but to praise.
Her aunt, ELLA l.. SCoTT
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS !

MYRTLE Lodge, No. II, K. of P
will give their first grand excursion
from Richmond to Washington, via
&c. & o. r. R. Monday night, Aug. ~
1894.
You cannot afford to miss this as
you win have the opportunity to
witness one of the grandest scenes
ever known in history of the nations
capltol, $4,000 plumed knights IN
CAV bedecked uniform, marching
and drilling In every imaginable fig
ure, also 5000 snow white tents,
which will be pitched at the base OF
1.-THE Worlds highest monument, In
which they will be quartered during
their national encampment. The re-
nowned u. S. Marine Band In two
sections also the distinguished
Seventh Regiment Band of New
York and other bands too numerous
! to mention will discourse sweet mu-
4 sic along the line of march. Remem-
3 Der that this grand procession
t will be reviewed by the President 81
8 the United: States and his Cabinet
: Also the grand prize drill by the Uni
form Rank, K. of p, from all ovel
the world. Eureka Division, No. i
of the Uniform Rank. X. OF r hav
10 been invited to go with us, also al
y sister lodges.
L A game of base ball will be playe'
y between the Manhattan Giants Q
- Richmond and the Eclipse OF Wash
- ington. The spacious and Metropo
Titan M. f. Church will be brilliantl
In lighted, in which an eloquent sermo
Or will be delivered to the Colore
m Knights of Pythias by the able Re'
at IL. d. Lewis, B. d. Good accomodi
d for white people.
"a Train will stop at all wa
' ff stations going and returning. Oh
lis rates are the cheapest that will
Advertised this season to Washing
ng ton. Don't forget the date, Monds
zee August 9th. Refreshments
lie abundance at city prices. Train "
leave G.. & o. Depot, Broad Sire
Station at 1920 o'clock p. m. r
turning, leave Washington at
O'Clock. We go rain or shine.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary will cele-
brate their seventh anniversary by
giving a basket picnic at letters
farm on the Broad st. road about
Ave miles from Richmond on Tues
day, Aug. Ia, 1894. Members With
their friends can procure tickets
from the following committee
MRS. l.. B. DAMMALs,
13H w. Leigh st.
Mrs. FANNIE MURRAY,
4 w. Leigh st.
MRS. L. G. LEWIS,
TAI N. 9th st.
Round trip tickets, 25c. Wagon
leave Y. NJ. G. A., building at
O'Clock a. m.
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FREDERICKSBURG

III
H AND POTOMAC MISUNDERSTANDING
commencing JUNE %, '94. Eastern stan
dard time.
stops at Elba and local stations.
Arrives at Warrington at 10 40 a.
m; Baltimore - noon: Philadei-
phia , 20 D. m: New York ass pm.
POnman-car to wellington
,a.aa MON. leaves Byrd-Street Station daily ex
cept sun. Stops at Elba Ashland
boswell, Milford rederickburg. Brook.
and Whitewater. Arrives al
Washington at $40 p. M. Balu
more. 5.2t z. NJ; philadelphia
7ss T. NJ; New York. 1873 PM.
Also connects at Washington with
the Congress- on al Limited
arriving at Baltimore 4.54 p. m
and New York 0. OS p. IN. Parlor-
car tn Washington.
| 7osP M leaves Byrd-Street Station daily !.
| Sleeper Richmond to New York
| Stops at Elba Ashland. Dos
brooke and whitewater. stops at
| other stations on sundays. Ar
rives at Washington lilo p N:
Dhia.s;45 A. AZ. NewYork. e;5s A. N
an. n arrives at Byrd-Street Station
| daily. Sleeper from New York
| stops at Wide q er. Brooke
1 fredericksburg, Milford boswell Asl
land and Elba. Stops at other sta
| fions on Sundays. Leaves Wash
SnQton at 4.3o A. M
| s.Eo ID n arrives at Byrd-Street Station day
@''o az SunlStops At WideW Alter, brook
Frederick sburg. Guinea. Mi for
| Penola, Rutherglen. Dos we'll. Tay
IorsVille, Ashland, Elba. Leave
Washington at 10 81 a. IN. Parlc
car from Washington.
Il .,.pu arrives at Byrd-Street Station dan
%" Stops only at Fredericksb'g, DOsw
FL and Ashland, Pullman cars froI
New York and Washington Leave
Washington $50 P.M-DOes not sto
at Elba-
,a,A AZ arrives at Byrd-Street Street dali,
i@'i" ~ caves Washington at $50 p. \
GSons at Eiba and principle loo
/ pull NC
DpopP1CK sBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAu,Y EXCEPT SUNDAY.
amp n leaves Byrd-Street Station. Arriv
NV AZ Fredericksburg at 6.45 p. NJ.
oooa A. arrives at Byrd-Street Static
o''O Leaves fredericksburg at 500
NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Il Daily except Sunday.
e.42 A. NJ. leaves EIba. Arrives at Ashland
72s A. N
$40 p. NJ, leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland
l. 7.04 p. M.
e.,OA. NJ. arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashlan
smPM arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashland
Sis p. M
ca. TAYLOR, Traflc Mana.
r. D. MYrRs General Superintendent.
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urauant to the call in the last issue
os the PLANET by Mr.. II o. Stephens for
a meeting of bicycIers, quite a number
Of wbeeImen met at the Y. M. G. A. last
Wednesday night. Permanent organi-
1at;on was effected as follows Presl-
dent, III. O. Stephens; Secretary, >: M.
Hall: Treasurer, James Goode; Captain
sheridan Jackson; First Lieut., john y.
1evVis. Second Lieut.. Monroe Jones.
At present the club numbers IL mem
hara
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s. 8. Henderson.

Agent for the Hawks Nursery Co., OF
Rochester. New York. Fine varieties OF
all kinds of nursery stock, such as
plums, apricots, cherries, peaches anc
every thing in the nursery line
Agent for the Standard Silver ware
Co. OF Boston, Mass. Every thing guar
anteed. Knives, forks, and gold ane
silver watches, etc.
s. III. HENDERSON,
Hostetter, p.