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DIR. A. u. MASON DEAD.

Ho Passes Awaynt His Home IN Wndss-
town-Broti,sr of Hon. john ". Mason
nnd n Veteran of tho War.
Speeidl Dispc.-h TO The IRt.iiigenor.
FAInMoSr, ". Va, March 5.-Dr.
Albert B. Mason, the only brother OF
Hon. John W. Mason. OF this place, died
at his home in Wadestown. Monongalia
county, last evening, from paralysis.
He was the son OF John NJ. Mason, OF
Mononsalia county, and was born in
Smithtown, in the salnc county, June J..
1874.
He received good, common school
education, but at the breaking out of
the war left school and served two years
in Maulsby's battery, when he was dis
charged on account OF Il severe attack Of
typhoid fever. He studied medicine,
taking tho course OF lectures at Colum-
bus, Ohio, and began the practice OF his
profession at Wades;own in 1870. where
he has remained ever since.
During his brothers term as commits.
sioner OF informal revenue, he wa, one
OF his most trusted and special deputies,
performing services in Chicago, Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia and other places.
He was regarded rs n very, strong and
athletic man until within the last year.
His wife died some seven or eight years
ago leaving three children. His funeral
will take place a. Hadestowu on
Wednesday and will be attended by
relatives from this place. Ho was All
industrious and prosperous man and
leaves au ample estate for his children.
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Mace, and she was OF Scotch lineage.
Sho was married to Jacob Conrad in
1906 in Randolph county, now West
Virginia. aud shortly alterward moved
to GiImer county.
Her husband served in tho war Of
1872 aud drew pension, which after
his death was transferred to Mrs. Con-
rad.
Notwi.hs.anding her great age. she
always had excellent health and her
eyesight was remarkably acute. .-.,.
She retained tho use OF all her mental
faculties up to short time prior to her
death, and was much sought after by
people OF all professions whom she
always granted interviews aud took
much pleasure in relating incidents
which che had personal knowledge OF.
and which long since have passed
into history. She passed her last days
Mt the home OF her youngest son, aged
si1,y.fiye years. aud she leave, behind
her large number OF descendants.
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RICHEST IN THE WORLD.
Tho Htcat Gold Discovery Mndo by til,
McIIonry Brothers In California,

Tho Gtcnt Gold Discovery Made by tho
McIIcnry brothers In California.
Los ANGELES, CAL, March 5.-Iu tho
discovery OF tho mines they hayc called
tho Desert Chief" tho "Dssert Queen"
"Chief Of the Hills" and "Dry Lake
Valley Mino," located near Indio, tho
Mcilenry bro.hcrs, William and James;
have probably located tho richest group
OF gold mines ever discovered in the
world. "a
Tho discoverors and owners OF tho
claim say thoro Is more than l,000, 900
worth OF gold In sight, and old mining
mon. who have no interest in the claim
whatever. (andrthe Mclienry boys say
thoy will not sell foot OF what they
have located). say the mines will mako
muIti.millionRires OF every man inter.
csted.
The richncs OF tho mines can be
judged from the results obtained from
working hat full OF the ore mined
years ngo. 1t was put through a three
stamp gold mill and yielded S953 in
gold. Tho gold was frat discovered in
an old cave located in cauon which
had evidently been inhabited by a tribe
oil Aztecs. The cave was strewn with
human bones.
Work in tho mines will bo started at
once, and big mill will DO erected in
the canon rs soon as the road on which
the men aro now working will allow it
transportation,
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DEMOCRATIC SIGNEr,s
To tho Appeal Urging Democrats to Ma
,

To tho Appeal Urging Democrats to Make
tho aIonoy Question tho Paramount
Issue.
WAsuISGroS, D. O., March 5.-Tho
following arc the names Of tho Demo.
Gratis who aignod tho address recently
given to the public, urging all Demo-
Gratis to make tho money question tho
paramount issue and 10 endenyor to
place tho Democratic party on record
in favor OF tho "immodintc roatoration
OF tho froo aud unlimited coinage OF
gold and silvor at tho proScnt legal ratio
OF l6 TO |, without waiting for the aid or
consent OF any other nation, as II OK
istcd prior to 1873. such coin to be afuIl
and legal tcndor for.all debts public and
privatc:"
Ii. P. Bland, Missouri; W. ]. Bryan.
Nebraska; II. A. CoIeon, Wyom.
ing; George W. Fithian, Illinois; j. V.
Cockroll, Texas; John L. McLaurin.
South Carolina; James G. MnguIro. Cal
ifornin; George +. Ikcrt. Ohio; Justin
r. Whiting, Michigan; II. 9. Snodgrass,
Tennesscn; George I. Richardson,
Michigan; NJ. A. Smith, Arizona; 4. ".
Ogden, Lonisinna; J. .Capelart. Wost
Virginia; II. j.. Moore, Kansas;
II. D. Money. Misaaaippi; +.
". Ryan, Missouri; b. +.
Grady, North Carolina; Charles II.
Morgan, Missouri; G. W. Shell, South
Carolina; Edward Lnuo. illinois; y. D.
Donovan, ono; A.. Q. Lutimor, South
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sHoRTAGE IN THE BOOKS.
Accounts OF tho American Church Missio
nry Society In Confusion.

Accounts OF tho American Church Mission.
nry Society III Confusion.
New YORK, March 5.-Thcre Is q
shortage in the accounts OF tho Ameri-
can Church Missionary Society and the
books OF tho organization have been
found to be IN such confused condition
that the experts are no. as yet in a posi-.
ton to make n detailed statement. The
secretary is Rev. William A. Nowbold,
OF Mont Claire. n. j.. aud tho treasurer,
Henry \. Oakley. OF New York City.
Tho TACT that their accounts wcro in 4
muddled condition was discovered about
amon,h ago aud at ouco special com
mittec was appointed to investigate the
matter. 1-,gs
AT Il mcetins Of the executive com.
mittec o; tho society to-day tho special
committcs presented thoir reports, in
which it WAS stated that shortage had
been found. The report itself the com.
mittce refused to make public.
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THE cHAprELh DIVORCE CASE.

Remarkable Trsntmant Alleged by 1frs.
Chnppell Against Her Husband.
BALTIMORE, Md. March5--Tho actions
and countcr.actions OF Thomas G. Chap
pcll and wifo have now reached tho
'rich reading! phase. To-day Mrs.
Bell -Chappoll GIed bill against her
husband asking for a partial divorce
aud almony Of $1,000 a year or the sum
Of $4,000.
Mr. Chappell lives and is in business
in baltimore. He is also we'll known in
society and at tho clubs. Mrs, Chnppell
was prominent in Boston society when
sho mot her husband.
Mrs. Chuppcll ALLEGES cruel conduct
has dated almost from tho duy Of thcir
marriage.
In May, 1891, a :ow days after their
marriage. tho defendant threatened to
writo to n woman in Now York who had
some claim on him, meaning that he
would roncw his rotations with hor. bo.
cause ho falsely and lnaliciously alleged
that the complainant had looked in an
unladyliko manner at q gentleman, Il
strange man, adding that "his Chorus
girls, whom they won't to supper with
him. woro vol behaved aud perfectly
absorbed in him."
On tho steamship going 20 England n
fow days later tho defendant charged
tho complainant, with willingly attract.
ing tho attention OF tho earl OF DysNrt
and other gentlemen, whom ho threat.
Oned TO knock down. .i
Shortly after roaChing London, when
at tho opora. tho defendant stamped on
tho complainant's foot and pinchod the
complainants arm black aud blue,
falsely alleging Tint the actors on tho
stage and tho men in tho audience were
looking at tho complainant. tho fac. hp
ing that tho defendant was making
signs to tho actresses on tho stage and
was attracting attention by his vulga,
behavior anu appearance.
Tho day after tho occurrence last re.
iorrel to the complainant caught cold
and became very III. -,
Finally, n'n climax to tho defendant.
brutal and cruel conduct. ho falsely and
maliciously charged tho. complainant
with boing tho mistrosa Of her physi
Cluu, DR., Samuel Mills,
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Irish Revolutionary Hro,hcrhood d.

New YoRK, March 5.-The Irish rev.
olu.ionary brotherhood gave their
ninth annual banquet ut tho Central
orcra house tonight with more than
800 members present. Tho rooms wsrc
tastciully decorated with tho American
flag aud tho Irish colors. Auuus,in
Costello. president Of tho brotherhood,
presided at tho banquet. II was II
o'clock before tho banQuo. was served
aud after midnight before tho tonsts
wero responded to. Tho principal
speaker OF the evening was Recorder
john W. Coil. who responded to "Irish
Murtyroloyy,"
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ANOTHER MINERS STRIKE

In tho Pittsburgh District Almost In.
critahlo-It VIII Affect From 10000 to
$4,000 sien-They InsIst on tho CoIum
bus Scale.
PrrrspuRGu, Pa, March 5.-Tho coal
miners and operators Of tho Pittsburgh
district met to-day in conference, but
failed to agreo and strike will prob.
ably be ordered Tomorrow which will
effect between $1,000 and IL, 900 men.
The new operators association met
this morning and took in twenty new
members. 4 discussion OF tho trade
situation was begun, but before it had
proceeded far an interruption was
caused by the entrance OF committee
from the miners convention, who In.
formed the meeting OF the resolution
passed by them Yesterday demanding
60 cents for mining. and asked that a
committee be appointed to confer with
thHn on tie subject. E
The operators appointed such n com.
mittee. The two committees then went
into. secrets aeEsion whici,alastad until
nearly midnight. The result OF the con.
ference leaves the situation just as it
was before the conference. Both sides
insisted on their demands-the miners
for The Columbus scale OF 90 cents and
the operator. for GO cents. allowing Ohio
miners ditterential OF Q cents per
bushel.
The miners committee will report to
its convention tomorrow. and. II the
workmen carry ou, their expressed in
tention. strike will be ordered At once.
President Cairns. OF tho local district,
denies empha,cally that he .cnt ou, an
order last night ordering aAtrike, and
ii any such thing was done 1t was not
with his approval.
Tho miners convention to-day set q
scale for machinery mining. 1t is
equivalent to GO cents and is the same
MS the present scale with the exception
OF nm advance ,nf thrne cents a ton for
loading from JefT.ies machine.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Members OF Congress havo pretty
much all loft Washington.
Edward Mcdonald Grconway. jr., a
retired banker, died at his homo in Bal
timore.
Charles Lanmnn, tho well known
author, artist and librarian. died at
Washington yesterday.
Tho Nebraska legislature has passed
bill prohibiting tho sale Of cigarette
within tho limits OF tho state. Fs
Tho Count and Countosg do Castcllnne
will sail for Southampton this morning
at II o'clock on the sieamcr,Now York.
Senator Johnson introduced ro,o.
luton IN tho Illinois legislature for n
"Lnxow" inquiry into tho city affairs Of
Chicago.
Twcniy.onc oyster vessels wero seized
in Cheiapeako Bay yesterday, charged
with dredging on grounds reserved for
longcrs,
Firo destroyed tho distillcry OF J. D.
Wn.hcn & Company at Twcntv-sixth
and Beatty stroots, Lonisvillc, entniling
loss estimated from 10000 to 100000.
Governor Matthews. OF Indiana, dis.
approved tho state roapportionmnnt
bill passed by the Legislature: where.
upon that body promptly passed. tho bill
over tho v0t0.
a ncwspapcrl libel bill bofore tho
Pennsylvania legislature. almost idcn'
iiCal with the ono that failed in the
Wost Virginia legislature. Is expected
to become law.
Tho executive committee OF tho whis.
ky trust givos ont that iundR will be
ready to mooL all rebate Vouchers al.
loved by tho courts. An advance Of
from | to II centa OIL spirits will b.
made. -e
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SIX SCORE OF YEARS.

"Annw Ennice Conrad Dies In Hsr Ono
Hundred and Twentieth Ysar-Tho Old.
ost Woman In West Virginia and Prob.
nbly In III. Unitsd Stntos-totnincd uor
Mental Faculties Untii the Last.
sptctd! Di'paieh 10 he Iaieiidnreer.
GLESvlLLE, W. Va, March 5.-"Aunt"
Eunico Conrad. tho oldest woman In
West Virginia, and probably the oldest
in tho United Slater, tho subject OF 60
many newspaper articles, died yester.
day nt her home near Cedarvilo. this
county, In her ono hundred and twon.
tieth year.
She was born on tho 4th OF August,
l775, in Pendleton county, Va. (now
Wcst Virginia.l Her maiden namo was
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AMHERST, Mass, March 5.-Hcnry W.
Lane, sonior in Amherst college,
broke tho worlds college record for
strength in tho Pratt gymnasium TO-
duy. Nash, Of Tuft's, has n record of
! ,302, and Klein, Of Harvard. ha, be.
como famous with l, ,4iB points. but Lane
scored toth Of 1850 points this after.
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WILMINGTON, DEL. March 5.-George
W. Bush & Sons Company, extensive
dealers in coal and lumber, and who
run limo Of barccs between Phiadel-
phia and Wilmington, have gone into
receivers 8 hands.
Tho liabilities are about S2250, 900 and
the asscts about S450,000.
Chancellor Walcott has appointed
George W. Bush and tho Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company as re-.
rpivNrs -.. IN -.r-l-1 ~. .as5A
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The CLOSING ACT
In tho Great Hayward Murder
Trial Hns Begun. rt.
SICK JUROR BROUGHT INTO COURT

In an Invalid Chair and n Siok Coun.
ty Attorney Begins tho Argument
for tho Prosecution - Iiayward'a
Villniny Brought Out by the Strong
Light OF tho Eloquent Speeoh.
BLK. Not Criminal Mt Heart, but
was InstIgntcd by Hayward.
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ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Granted to Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt
In New York City,
THE SENSATIONAL CAUSES FOR IT.

Tho Multi.SIiliionaire's Brutal Treat.
ment OF His Wife on Board His
Yacht Last Summer tho beginning
Of tho Dreak-Tho Woman In tho
Case tho Notorious Noliio Neustrot.
tor-sfrs vnnderbiit's Settlement
VIII Yield Her an Income OF $780,.
600 a Year.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, March 5.-Thc R. I.
Stcvons Shoe Company, doing business
ut Eleventh and Main streets. this city,
assigned to-day to tho Louisville Trust
Company.
Tho failure was duo to dull trade.
President Loving said he could no. at
this time say anything about tho assets
or liabilities. but thought tho company
would pay dollar for dollar.
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NEN SILVER PARTY.
B!.Mosallic League Issuos Its Man.
ifosto to tho People.
A HET PARTY TO Be ORGANIZED
An Appeal to All In Favor OF FREQ
Coinage OF Silver
TO BREAK FROM THE OLD PARTIES

And Join tho LeaSuors--A Long AR.
gumens Which Attempts to Show
That tho Theories OF tho sliverltcs
arc Cures for All Financial and
Economic Evils-Tho Circular 10
signed by Silver Democrats aud
Populists-slbley, tho Pennsylvania
Democratic Congressman. Is tho
Leagues Favorite for President.
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CENTRAL CRY, Col, March 5.-Sam.
uc Slater was instantly killeGand Ed.
Weir seriously injured by an explosion
in tho Alps minc to-day. They wero
picking out nm old charge which mad
failed to 90 off when the explosion oc.
currad,
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MIYSEAroLIs, MINI, March 5.-The
closing &c! in tho great Hayward mur-
der trial was begun today undor
strange auspices. The deputies and at
tendant nurses had brought s. II. Dyer,
tho sick and agod juror, carefully into
court and Deposited him in reclining
attitude in an easy chair. 1t was m
evident effort for him to hold his head
up, but when at last ho had found a
comfortable position court was opened
and the defense having concluded to
introduce no moro evidence, County
Attorney Nye arose to address tho Jury.
His face was ashen pale and his eyes
shone like two stars in dark night. 1t
did not seem rs he leaned against the
table thn. he could possibly provo equal
to the five hours OF talk that wore be-
fore him. However, before he had
been talking twenty minutes tho ora.
torical excitement was upon him and
the mental inspiration OF the complica-
ted and remarkable case which he was
now to analyze for the jury played its
part. His voice rang out and his
friends were confident tina. no could
hold out to tho end.
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MUscATIHE, Iowa, March 5.-Thc On.
tiro Republican municipal ticket was
elected to-day with tho exception Of
one alderman.
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Hampshire; Evan T. Howell. OF tho
Atlanta Constitution; ]. Floyd King,
ex.mombor OF Congress, Louisiana
Thoy represent sixteon B.atos and two
territories. Tho paper was tAkon to tho
senate just before tho close Of tho sos.
sion. but 1t was impossible to have any
conference with tho senators or to SEQ
any considerable number OF them.
Mr.. Bryan said In regard to tho nd.
drois that II had boon issued In order
TO call tho attention Of tho rank aud illo
to tho importanco Of active work In
favor OF bi.motallism.
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For West Virc;nis. fair. warmer IN northern
portion: variable winds
For Western Pennsylvania mud Ohio. iA!r;
slightly warmer: westerly winds.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
n, furnished by 9, seI[SErr druggist cornsr
Market aud Fourteenth s,rreta
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ploymont OF labor lns,cad OF forced idls .
meas, Of abundance and happiness In.
stead Of want and misery.
lhero eau bo no doubt, moreover
tnat return to tho standard Of poli
anu silver will promote In tho hivGcst
degree tho business interests OF the ON I.
uro country; while tho continuance OF
tho present policy must necessarily bo
attended by further fall Of prices, i'm.
peril'ng bus moss enterprises still IN orc,
and pro!onging indefinitely tho proscn.
dustry.
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ELOQUENT OPENING.


MI. Nye opened with IN admission
that he did notfeel strong enough to
be sure Of going through to tho end Of
the closing argument But he felt sure
tina. the verdict did not rest on auy arm
OF flesh. God who ruled tho universe
would direct the light OF truth on this
extraordinary case.
Briefly but effectively he then
sketched the career OF Harry HAYWARD,
his gambling proclivisies, his a-socia-
tiols with Miss Cling aud his influence
over "this sick man" Blixt. The crime
had been committed by Blixt at the in
citation OF Hayward, bu. it had brought
with it revolution IN his entire being.
After it came conscience, remorse, hor-
ror OF him;eIf No man could picture
the agony OF the horror that Dlixt en-
dured after the commission OF the crime
until he decided to tell the truth.
BLrxr NOT A CRIMINAL AT HEART.
Hayward had pursued this plan OF
getting BliNt under his mental donina-
ton for months. Blixt had killed Kate
Cling in frenzv, and not as a criminal
would have done it. He had GONE to
to the deed with his hands grimy with
honest toll; he was not criminal at
heart, but a mau who earned his bread
by the sweat OF his brow. Scarcely
knowing what no did he had hurried
poor Kate Cling into eternity at the be.
hest OF that black villain and conscience.
less scouadrel here accused. Mr.. Nye
dilatod at length on the fact that for
two days that ignorant man had sat on
the witness stand under the scathing
fire OF the most brilliant cross examiner
in the United states without finchine
from the truth.
Mr.. Nye's argument occupied the
time OF the court until adjournment.
When he concluded there was q spon-
taneous burst Of appliance, and the at
torney was warmly congratulated by his
friends and counsel on both sides.
Mr.. Erwin will begin his argument
tomorrow morning. aud will probably
continue Thursday. The case, it is said,
will be given to the jury that afternoon.
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Secret Societies.

SCRANTON,
1.O.O o. r. Scranton Lodge No. 45, III eets ev
cry Tuesday evening ut Odd Fellows Hall At
f:aO o'clock. W. +. A. Parker, N. g.; +. u.
Becht, Secretary.
Scranton Encampment No. 32. meets every
cd and 4th Friday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall at 1890 o'clock. L. Z. DeJean, G. p; V.
Hos Scribe.
Knights Of Pythias. Mississippi Lodge No.
6e, meets every Thursday evening ut Odd
Fellows Hall at T::N o'clock. ]. w. ALI
man. c. O.; B. Browne, M. of + 4 X. OF X.
4 =.
Knights OF Honor. Scranton Lodge No. 1884.
meets every I'd and 4th Monday evening ut
Odd Fellows Hall ut 7:;,0 o'clock.
FAA. NJ, Gulf Lodge No. 4l9. meets End
Wednesdays In each month ut Odd Fellows
Hall. ., >. P0rtls, W. NJ: Vim. g. Parker,
Secretary.
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seeking a blessing by sacrifice Is re-
pugnant to US, and yet there Is more
satisfaction TO be had In wading
through drifts to put loaf Of bread
on the table Of starving woman than
III sitting at banquet board laden
with such costly viands as the impe-
rial gourmand Of Rome never dreamed
Of.
TO sum up the whole inatterl-Y You
are to make the most o. your life by
looking Tot the bright sicS Of every
sveut.
You are to do your work, whstsver
II may be, With good natured willing.
ness, since smiles will be Of n,ore sess
vice than scowls.
You arc to bear your burden not
grimly nor sullenly, but as cheerfully
| ss d hopeful faith that everything
that is is all right" will allUw.
You arc to be the servant Of Provis
dence, und II you can help your neighs
Dor you must needs regard II rs d
privilege to do so.
YOU are to remember that when
you 70 hence you will leave behind
everything except your character and
that, therefore, the character ls 10 be
carefully formed and vigilSntly
guarded.
These are simple rules, but they
will keep you busy until you are sum-
moned by death to another and Det'
ter life.
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THE COURTS.
INf AEcvkAA TEAnS.
Circuit Court-2nd Dist.
SAMUEL n. TERRAL, JuDoE.

SAMUEL H. TERRAI. JuDaE. !.
JAMES II. NEVILLE, DisERIcr ArTORx.Y.
In The county OF LauderdAle. on the arst
Monday o. January and July and continue
% in fhe county Of Noxubss. on the second
Monday Of February and August and COD
fss ~ ssss ssssssss acussy .mp.r on the Asst Mon.
day q xarcn and ssp;emhsr and continue
intSs county d Clarke, on the third Mon.
day q March and Deptsnbef and coessese
In tSe county os Wayne, on the Arst Mon.
day of April and October and continue six
1I II the county Of Greene. on. the second
Monday Of April and October and continue
Il In I the county Of Pearl River on. the third
Monday of April and October and continue
In tis county Of Hancock, on the fourth
Aolday.of April and October and continue
II the county Of Harrison. on the second
Monday OF May and November and continue
In tbe county Of Jackson, on the fourtl
Monday Of May and November and continue
In the county Of Marion. First District, o.
the third Monday OF June and December ant
continue six days. In the Second Dlstr,ct
On the second Monday OfJuue and DecemDe
and continue six days.