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marches with the mountains foot, the stern
c?de OF perpetual disaster is relaxed. Some
OF the signs are lucky.
thus, solitary crow-he must be in flight
brings an argosy OF good luck, an omen
descended. no doubt, from Romulus and his
on course. they adhere to the bacon rind
treatment for warts as far superior to lunar
caustlc. Hub the rind on the warts, walk
backward around the house three times
Just as the first star OF evening appears
and then bury the rind under the caves
When the next rain drips from the roof
away 60 the warts. But you must be sure
10 get the first star.
Here the moon, still powerful, oftentimes
beams benignly.
1--WE always had good crops,' said q
clever and comfortable farmer Of the foot
hills, because l always plant things that
yield above ground, like corn and wheat, on
the light Of the moon and those that yield
Deneatn, IKE potatoes, ON the dark. I've
never failed. Yes,' he reluctantly ad-
mitted' 1 do use lots Of fertilizer. But the
moon" and the city man listened TO a
monologue on its virtues az crop raiser.
When yer hev er dawg thet don know
mum ter bark when he trees er varmint,
9onfded a dweller in the Rappahannock
valley thars only one way ter learn him
now. lake er green gourd that's been
raised in ther north west corner ov er fell
yer mus pull 1t on or Sadday-an ther
firs' time that dawg trees am dom give
tongue take ther gourd an bus it wide
open over his head. tn learn him ter bark
treed all right"
The city man found a green gourd in the
magic corner. 1t was hard enough to split
an anvil; a blow from It would have started
a voluble discourse out of the lips Of deaf
mute. He no longer marvelled that the
-dawe' barked.
Rats don bother me no mo- sence er
fellow FUN over in Hominy Hollow toll me
how ter git rid of EN- said the same wise
one. When they gifts bad I ketch er black
snake, one er these hyah racer kin, an
cuts OF his head Sunday mawnin' TO break
fast. Then puts it under or rock in thei
backyard, a-pintin' 1t to'ard ther river
Jes' ca soon ez ther sun sets every burned
rat on ther plaoe'll start an go right thel
way that snakehead Q a-pintin' an 90 se they
gifts drowned
A plan cheaper than the Pied Piper.
When the city man came home he found
himself stopping TO make a cross mark with
his toe every time he turned back and shud
dering whenever he heard a howling dog
the deadliest Of mountain death omens
He insists that every one is superstitious
at heart.
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LAWYERS AT ANY HOUR.
An All Night Need sf the Town Discovers
and Promptly Met.


A company has been formed to supply
legal services which may be needed at any
hour Of the day OF night. The Night and
Day Bank came less than year ago, and
the demand for all night service in other
lines has made itself felt, for New York Ia a
town in which business may be transacted
during each Of the twenty-four hours.
The hotels and their patrons are largely
responsible for this continuous feature in
business lines. At the large hotels business
men meet after the conventional hours to
discuss business enterprises. They find
themselves frequently In need Of the SER
vices Of a lawyer, or an expert accountant.
and to meet this demand the new company
was recently organized.
man who got married under romantic
circumstances few weeks ago found the
services Of the company valuable In carry
ing out his plans. His arrangements re-
quired the leasing Of a steam yacht, and he
sought In vain for a lawyer qualified to
draw up such q lease until at 1l:9O p. NJ.
he heard Of the existence Of the company.
He telephoned to the uptown Office of the
company, and asked II they had a lawyer
there who was qualified to draw q lease for
a steam yacht.
The man on the telephone at the oom-
pany's Office replied asking when he wanted
the services performed. The bridegroom
replied, Instantly By HAS one Of the
companys lawyers, accompanied by a
stenographer, was in his room and the
necessary document was being dictated.
The completed papers, ready for the
signatures Of the lessor and lessee, were
in his hands the following morning at 5
o'clock. At the signatures OF all parties
had been obtained, and at the bridegroom
accompanied by his bride and her friend
were steaming up the Hudson River to the
place where they were married at noon.
The establishment OF the twenty-four
hour service is the result of conversation
the president Of the company had with the
manager OF one Of Greater New YOrk's
I'VE are trying said the hotel man, "to
do everything for the convenience Of our
guests. We keep our vaults open until
after the theatre for the deposit Of the
1--WE Rave q physician regularly on call
and stenographers, and every facility availa-
bic for the transaction Of business by our
g1ests but Of late we have had n number
Of calls for lawyers to draw up contracts or
10 give advice about matters requiring
Pr N we're not for the expense would
have my own hotel attorney quartered right
here In the house.
followed In less than a week by the esta blish-
ment of the company, ana uptown and
downtown Offices were opened for the trans
action Of business at all hours Of the day
and night except Sundays. All the princi-
nal hotels in New York now are in touch
The services Of the company have fire.
ouently been engaged In divorce matters.
mt the main demand has come from per-
sons desiring TO have contracts, deeds, mort
aa res and wills drawn.
The sun., 1906-12-30
Lawn and Batiste
WAISTS
Second Floor.

Second Floor.
99e-waists made OF fine white
lawn, the fronts OF all-over EN-
broidery and clusters OF fine tucks.
S1.49-Waists made OF good quality
dotted Swiss, fronts tucked in
graduated yoke effect; elbow sleeves,
tucked back.
S1.9S-waists made OF lawn, fin
ished with yokes Of lace inser-
tion, with panel OF openwork and
blind embroidery below; collar and
cuffs trimmed with lace.
S1.9S-Two models Of fine white
Batiste Waists, trimmed with
Val. laces and dainty embroideries;
one finished in V-shape yoke effect,
the other with insertions OF embroid-
cry; trimmed sleeves, collars and
cuffs.
S2.9S-Fine Mercerized Batiste
Waists, with yoke OF Val.
lace, the lace extending down the sides
OF the garment and separated by
hand embroidered panel; attached
lace collar and tucked cuffs.
The sun., 1906-12-30

JAPANESE HAND-DRAwN LINEN
CENTREPIECES.
18-inch size, each, 7sc. TO Sl.33.
24-inch size, each, Si.I9 TO S2.49.
36-inch size, each, si.69 TO s3.74.
JAPANESE SCARFS.
iSx36-in. size, each, SI.0s 10 sara.
l8x4S-in. size, each, 81 80 TO s2.56.
lsxS4-in. size, each, sl.48 TO s3.l6.
IN ADDITION:
Scalloped Doilies, Centre-pieces and
Scarfs, pure linen, centres finished with
single row OF hemstitching.
-DOILIES-
Sire Sin. Gin. l2-in. l4-in.
Each Sc l0c l6e l9c
- CENTREPIECES-
Size l8-in. 20-in. 24-in. 30-in. 36-in.
Each 23c 27c 4lc 5sc 82c
-SCARFS-
Size l8x45-in. ISx83-in. l8x72-in.
Each Soc 84c 98c
The sun., 1906-12-30
BEDDING
Blankets, Comforta bles,
Special Prices

FANCY FLEECE CRIB BLANKETS,
pink and blue colOrings; size 34x40
Inches; colored edging: SOC. aa.
aU%SlHiiiTEs : Ps5T Pcso5TTToN FLEECE BLANK-
ETS, very soft finish, with neat pink
and blue borders: size S4x72 nv
inches; soc; quality 9,PaiE, ,;;;ts. u, 0c
ETs, Germa9 finish; delicate pink and
blue borders: durable binding; size
0sX7s inches: $500 quality; et az
GRAY C0fToN FLEECE BLANK
FITS, extra heavy: very soft finish; pink
and blue borders; size 0sx7s ar 90
inches; 81. IS quality: a pair Sh.0o
slightly imperfect; blue blue, pink R and red
border; heavy silk binding:;-
1914 size, for single bed. pair. 1902,
Iiss sIz.. i9r double bed. pair. s2'74'
1924 size, for extra large bed, pair.
FTP; ftHf.sfsk y4;7siL 7ssfiLKoL1NE COVERED
pure white cotton filing size oa.
EEK ExTRh ERGhefi HER%fi ssS1i siiK0iINE Gov.
ERED COMFORTABLES. figured on
both sides; fancy stitched. in light and
medium colorings; size 72x7s as 40
Inchesi si.7s quality; each. SI.f0
FILLED CoMFoRTABLEs; covered on
both sides with figured sllkollne: new
designs; size 72x7S inches; as -n
HEAVY C0fT6N FILLED COM
FORTABLES, sateen lined. fancy stitch
ed; size oOx1s inches; $500 no An
quality; each h'-.....'........ cSV
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ALL LINEN DAMASK DOlLIES. TEA
CLOTHS AND SCARFS. hemstitched. re-
duced:-
NAPKINS
Size II in. lain. ls-ln. is-n.
Each I2c. Ice. 24c. 2Oc.
Size 2O-in. 22-in.
Each :33c. 42c.
TEA CLOTHS. sex3e inch. Soc. TO &1 "a
SCARFS. Isxi5 inch. 33c.; Isx5i in. Soc
FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS. all white
or with red borders; size 52x74 inches; 81 90
quality, each ........................S .S4c
FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS. all linen
with blue and red borders
Size 8Ix7s inches. sl.l5 quality, at ..sDc
Size 84x94 inches. 81 so quality, atSl.Il
FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS. Union
linen, all white and with red borders. S0c
quality, each ........................ ....S4c
FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS, all linen;
all white: or with blue and red borders:--
Size 65xs3 inches: 81 .s5 quality. at Sl.I4
Size o5x9e inches. H75 quality. each
SI.44
The sun., 1906-12-30
Silk and Lace
WAISTS

S1.98-Two styles OF japanese Silk
Waists one finished with
straight panels Of heavy embroidery
and laces, the other q pointed yoke
effect, heavily embroidered below.
@4.97-Ecru Net Waists, front and
back elaborately trimmed with
Cluny lace insertions and heavy
Venise med dallions; trimmed collar and
cuffs; lined throughout with China
silk.
3.96-Waists made OF all-over ORR
entail lace, fronts trimmed with
medallions and Venise lace insertions;
trimmed backs, collars and cuffs.
The sun., 1906-12-30
u :! Il 7! y, N EIN =; y. ISL S!

Linen the pillars White Sale and t fitness
proved character its offerings grades well fancy linens
shipment should
holiday
theform Of underpricng that averages oneIomth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31
.LURED THIEF IN
HALL; CAUGHT HIM
POLICE ARREST EX-JAlL BIRDS



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vas pro-" 's about i.e gaf'" .rt in ff'n'
az tAe house.
Mr. T.. Edwin Iiarvie plt-,l au the
ladies in OH" drawing roo... AMI irnIrs
ont the usnt jon tho hau oo.nel ,.ll.
tho from; door. stcrcteI lIu...r. .ld
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haNr> '"n" dolhle-gHI.A 90 tak. .'arr.
of the burglar
Upon hcus searched - was f..nf
that te was adorned wit. % policeman. g.
waistcoat and That several skeleton l.,.s
v~r" jpn Ills uo. kets. Dut un pors we've
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-31

Company g. of Alexandra. has been
authorized 20 hold an election for ID ser-
oud Lieutenant 90 dll vacancy i'm that
command
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
ONLY ONE BATTLEsH|P
Congress May Not do Much for
The Navy.
THIS YARD MAY GET THE CONTRACT
Naval Appropriation TO Provide for
Submarine Torpedo Boats-Newport
News Stands High in the Depart
ment's Estimation.
Oy Associalea rressl

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 81. -
a member of The House Committee On
Naval Affairs said today thai he
Thought the naval appropriation hill,
adopted al This session. would pro.
vide for the construction of not more
than one batllcShip. lie thought the
hill wonld also contain Il provision for
the mIiltling Of several submarine tor.
pedo boats.
'l3ni think the number of vessels
of the latter class will not exceed
five he said, land il is possible thai
the number will be as low as two"
Regarding The yard or yards at
which the new vessels will be con
srrncted. the member nf the commit
tee could not say whether the wor;
or any portion wonil be done at Il
Government yard
''lt is safe To say tina, Newport
News will get fair Il fair portion ol
the new work." he said THAT yard
always does. do not expect to see IL
vessel built at the Norfolk yard for
sometime 10 come. and that will be-
the great repair yard Of the navy nm.
til il is enlarged
Ihe recommendation of Secretary
Of War that the channel lending IN tho
yard he deepened and widened. make
II certain that the Norfolk yard will
have in II few years all il wants from
The Federal Government, d"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
BY TECHNICALLY BOY fORGER
ESCAPES PEHITENTIARY SENTENCE
Norfolk Judge Hands Down Rulino
Which Establishes Precedent
in Law.
By Associated Prcss.)

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 3l.--Judge
linnckel has decided that under The
Virginia statute forgcrJ cannot be
teed as crime except where
he name of another is signed 10 a
paper which subjects the person
whose name is forged 10 a pecuniary
liability; and. as Il result. o. NJ. Bal.
dinger. schoolboy. twice convicted
OF forging registration transfers. i'm
an effort 10 change the result of a
democratic primary election here, ana
given two years in the penitcniiary.
escaped his sentence
The court held him for attempting
10 alter registration hooks. which is
only misdcmeanor, and Baldinger,
pleading guilty. was given ten days in
jail and fined 500 and costs
Gatewood's school for boys. which
me prisoner attended, gave a recess
SO the bows could go 10 court ana
hear the result.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
Market Takes a Turn for The Bel,
Ter and Prices Boom.
MONEY RATES GROWING EASIER
Amalgamated Copper on Rumors Of
the Settlement OF Fights in Mon.
iana Developes Considerable
Strength and Boosts Quotations.
(Ry AssocIntcd Prcss.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.--Siocks made
n snasmolic recovery with the open.
ing of The market today.
The quarterly statement of earnings
in The United States Steel Corporation
was II strong helpful factor in the raj
~ The liquidation affected in the
stock market is increasing the grow.
ing ease of the money market.
The report of net earnings of the
Southern Railway for December was
added Ia the favorable showings made
by other systems during the last few
days. The strong recovery and bouy
ant close was led by Amalgamatcd
Copper on rumOrs of settlement OF
the long standing contest between
Montana interests.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value $3,40i,000.
United States IS registered al.
vanced l-3 per cent. on call.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
MRS. YERKES DISCARDS WIDOWS
WEEDS FOR ORANGE BLOSSOMS
San franciscan Captures the Relief OF
Traction Builder Who Died
in Gotham.
OBy Associated press.)

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-A few
New York newspapers announce toda,
the marriage Of Mrs. Charles T..
Yerkes. widow of the traction capital
list. to Wilson Miner, of San Francis
co.
No confirmation of the marriage an
nohncement was obtainable from Mrs
Yerkcs or Mr. Miner, but when MIR
Miner was asked If he would deny
that the marriage had taken place
he replied that he would not. He add
ed that he had no statement to make
on the subject.
The Witnesses to the ceremony are
reported To have been j. n. Eastland
and Emil Brngene. of San Francisco
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
Realty Loan and In
suranCe Trust Co.
IRWIN TUCKER, Pres.
It'll WASH. ave.
DEATH OF Mr.. sHERRARD.
succumbed Yesterday After illness O
Fifteen Months.


Mr. ]. Is. Sherrard died ycrterday
morning at his residence ON Twenty
seventh street after an illness extend
ing over fifteen months Mr.. Sherrar,i
was thir,y.eight years Of age and had
been a resident of this city for eight
years.
He came 10 ;his city from Jefferson.
GA, ADD was employed as machinisi
II The shopyards. lie is survived by
his wife. who vas Il Miss Evans.
The funeral services will be held
thi safiernoon from the First Presby.
tcrian church at 3 o'clock Rev. T.. r..
Wexford will conduct the services anu
iniermcni Will be in Greenlawn GENE.
terry.
The deceased was vicc-chanccllor of
Washington Lodge No. los. X. of l..
and Newport News Lodge. No. ~. |.
o. O T.. These lodges will attend Tho
funeral
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
NATURE SPARKS
The Stricken Rose From Grief.

What u fortunate provision of natura
1t Is. that deprives the rose OF mental
suffering; for how poignant would be its
&rief to discover. in the height or it's
blooming glory. that a canker fed at its
heart, and that its beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature always
spares the suffering; she is u veritabie
store-house OF pleasing rewards. for
those who seek her aid. In the years
gone by falling hair and grayness have
cast gloom over the lives of thousands
or young women. but thanks to the in
designations OF scientists the true cause
of hair destruction is now known to he
q germ or parasite that burrows into
the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicido
absolutely destroys this germ, thus
permitting the hair to grow as ma
ture Intended. Sold by leading drug
gists: Send 10c. in stamps for sample
TO The He.picide Co.. Detroit Mich.
STEARNS' DRUG STORE AND
HANGER IL GULICK, SPECIAL
AGENTS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
Big Increase in The Output in
Leaf Goods.
PRODUCT PAYS MILLIONS IN TAKES
imported Leaf Pays Big Revenue In.
to Uncle Sans Stronq Rox-susi.
mes Never More Prosperous Than in
The Last Few Years.


WASHINGTON, Ian. 3l.-The an.
hhal production Of leaf tobacco In the
United States for ;hree successive
years from Jan. |. !n0l, TO Dec. 81,
1907. inclusive. was ms follows. ac.
corling 10 the figures of tia depart.
mcnt Of agriculturt: IN 1905 the total
production was ~. 52t:.2L7 Lounds; in
1902. ~ l.36G.li7 pounds 1909. III.
S49.iS3 pounds
There was an :n::ease uf 5,l57.90t
pounds in the quantity Of leaf tobacco
used in The manufacture Of taxable to.
haccO products ann an incrOhse of s..
W.. J pounds and u decrease of 9.
::ai.G:5 pounds, rcspcrtiI ~. i'm the
quantity Of domeil.c leaf exported AMI
foreign leaf impoi ed. and an increase
ni i".4S3,35l pounds III /, q quantity of
domestic leaf :r.sc:n prcduced in
1909. as compared with the previons
year.
The duties and taxes collected from
tobacco during the fiscal year ended
June "a. 1903. Amounted Ia S6S.3ig..
522.50.
The duty collected upon imported
lear manufactured amounted to $IS
S?G.3iO. and that collected upon i'm.
ported tobacco manufactures entered
Tor consumption amounted to $3.792..
G72, while the internal revenue tax
collected amounted To $45.G59,910.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

WIZ fDnlST
IoF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SID.
OF HAMPTON AVENUE NEW.
PORT NEWS. VIRGINIA.
Pursuant to The provisions of Il Ger.
tain deed of trust, dated 9th day of
December. 1903, recorded the 18th
day of December. 1908. in deed book
No. %. rage 1872, of the records of
the Clerks Office of the Corporation
Court of the City Of Newport News,
The said deed being executed by
James a. McClenny, to the under
signed Trustee, default having been
made in the payment of the debt
herein secured. and at the request
of The beneficiary named in the said
deed. we will offer for sale on the
premises on Tuesday, February 9th.
l90G, ut 10 o'clock, all that certain
lot of land. with the improvements
thereon, situated and being in The
City of Newport News. Wilma, on
me South side of Hampton Avenue,
known and designated as Lot No.
AZ in block No. Twenly-eight C. as
In said deed recited.
improvements consist of a two.
story frame dwelling house.
TERMS announced on day of sale
NEWPORT NEWS TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT co.
l-26-eodbt Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In IBanlirliI.!ry
In the matter of

In the matter of
Moses lisch. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt. No. aSS.
To the creditors Of Moses Tisch. of
Newport News, in the county OF War.
wick and district aforesaid, a bank
rupi:
Nciicc is hereby given that ON the
24th day of January a. ID. 1906. the
said Moses Tisch was duly adjudi.
Gated bankrupt ana that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
ut my office in the Moss Block, No
2lS Twenty-eighth street, Newport
News, Va. on the Sth day of Febru.
arg. A. D., 1906. at ~ o'clock noon,
ut which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated: Newport News. Va. Feb.
rlary L. 1906. JNO. B. LOCKE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
VIM. G. Stuart, Esq. Counsel for
Bankrupt, Newport News, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
NEGRO PREACHER HoNoREp.
Mobile Business Men Present Gold
Watch to Minister
Uy ssnciat d pressn

MOBILE. ALA, Jan. 3i.-Rev. A
j.. Owes for IL long time pastor Of a
cnlored church here and now principal
of the theological department of the
colored university at Selma. Ala. was
presented with a costly gold watch
and fob by ninety of the principal bus.
mess men of the city last night in re.
cogniii"n of his philanthrOpic work
here for period OF 2S years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
"Hubbby" No. 2 a Miner.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3l.-Wil.
son Miner is the son Of the late Ian.
sing b. Miner former minister 10
Mexico and Guatemala, who lives at
Henicia' California. for many years
and was one of the prominent LAWYERS
Of California. He was in Alaska. en-.
gagged In mining ventures. More re.
Gently he has lived In New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Ills. Jan. 3l.-Mod-
crately mild weather in the winter
wheat section OF the United States.
despite an official forecast OF cold
wave. caused II sharp break today in
the 'price Of wheat here. AT the
close wheat for May delivery was
on rs nj cent. Corn was down -
cent. Provisions were l-2a7 -
cents lower.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
Two Bargains

One lot on east side of Twenty
fifth street, between Huntington
and Virginia avenue, 900. Cost
$3.50
One lot on east side of Jeffer-
son avenue, near Twenty-ninth
street. Price $500 Cost 5000.
We are instructed 10 make
quick sales of these lots, hence
the sacrifice price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE,
ONE CENT A WORD,

Advertisements under classified
heads in this column will be inserted
at the uniform rate Of one cent word
for each insertion. No advertisement,
however small, less than 25 cents for
the first insertion. Cash in advance
Invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for discontlnuance
must be made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-01

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LODGE NOTICES.

|. o. o. r.
Newport News Lodge, No. 90. |. O.
o. f.: You will assemble at Lodge
Hall. Washington avenue and Thirty
second street, today Crhursday) at ,
i. m, 10 attend funeral of our late
Brother. j. IS. Sherrard. Visiting
members invited 10 attend with MS
by order of n. G..
n. G.. JOHNSON. Secretary.