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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-03-06
CHAPTER II.
caotain MurreII Asks Questions.

Captain MurreI Asks Questions.
In the deep peace that rested like
a benediction on the pine-clad slopes
of Scratch Hill the boy Hannibal fol-
lowed at Yancy's heels as that gen.
tleman pursued the not arduous
rounds of temperate industry which
made up his daily life, for If Yancy
were not completely idle he was re-
sponsible for a counterfeit present
ment of idleness having most Of the
merits of the real article.
The Barony had been offered for
sale and bought in by Crenshaw for
eleven thousand dollars, this being
the amount of his claim. Some six
months later he sold the plantation
for fifteen thousand dollars to Ma
thaniel Ferris, of Currituck county.
There's money in the old place,
Bob, at that figure" Crenshaw told
Yancy.
'Bladen's got an answer from them
South Carolina Quintards, and they
don't know nothing about the boy"
added Crepshaw. $50 you can rest
easy, Bob; they amt going to want
him"
We'll, sir, that surely is a passed. OF
comfort to me. I find l got all the
instincts of a father without having
had none of the instincts Of hus-
band"
A richer, deeper realization of his
joy came to Yancy when he had
turned his back on Balaam's Cross
Roads and set out for home through
the fragrant silence of the pine woods.
Just beyond the Barony, which was
midway between Balaam's and the
Hill, down the long stretch of sandy
road he saw two mounted figures,
then as they drew nearer he caught
the fiutter of skirts and recognized
one of the horsewomen. 1t was Mrs.
Ferris, wife of the Barony's new own
er. She refined in her horse abreast
of his cart.
Aren't you Mr.. Yancy?" she asked.
st am Mrs. Ferris, and l am very
pleased to make your acquaintance. .
The same here" murmured Yancy
with winning civility.
Mrs. Ferris companion leaned for
ward, her face averted, and stroked
her horses neck with gloved hand.
This is my friend, Miss Betty Nal
roy"
"GIad to know you. ma'am," said
Yancy.
Miss Malroy faced him, smiling
She was quite radiant with youth and
beauty.
I'VE are just returning from Scratch
HILL" said Mrs. Ferris.
"And the dear little boy we met is
your nephew, is he not, Mr.. Yancy?'
It was Betty Malroy who spoke.
In a manner he is and in a man
ner he amt" explained Yancy, some
what systematically.
do you know the old deserted cab
in by the big pine?-the Bloun
placer" asked Mrs. Ferris.
"Yes, ma'am, / know it."
Il am going to have Sunday schoo
there for the children; they shan
be neglected any longer II can hell
it. Now won't you let your littl'
nephew Gomez"
q reckon you-all can count on M
neyvy," Bob said.
Hannibal and Yancy were the mrs
to arrive at the deserted cabin in tn
old field Sunday afternoon. shy chi
dren from tie pine woods, big broth
ers with little sisters and big sister
with little brothers, drifted out OF tn
encircling forest
| Mrs. Ferris missionary spirit man
tested itself agreeably enough on In
whole. she read certain chapter
from the Bible. finishing with tn
story Of David. a narrative that mad
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lips, in the midst of which relations
were established between the mule
and cart, and the boy quilted the
Barony for a new world.
The afternoon sun waned as they
went deeper and deeper into the pine
woods, but at last they came to their
journeys end, a widely scattered set
Element on a hill above a branch.
This" said Mr. Yancy, ARE
Scratch Hill, sonny. Why Scratch
Hill? Some say it's the fieas; others
agin hold it's the eternal bother OF
making living here, but whether
fieas or living you scratch TO both"
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SIS SPECIAL

Giving the choice of beautiful range patterns They
perfect every detail We show here of the most
popular STYLES two button sack suits
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Women of Woodcraft

Woodhine circle No. II will meet We'd
uesdaN evening I'm l. o. .. = hall. The
evening will he devoted 10 a social pro-
grhmme and cards. All Women Of Wood
craft and Wcodmcn OF the World and
their friends arc cordially Invited 10 at
tend.
Silver Maple circle No. 10S Woncn of
w oodCrait. met Friday. with Gunrdia n
HetEhbor Rcbecca Brown in the chair.
Another timber WAS added to the wood
and several more balIo,cd upon Attendant
Dunbar was installed by Installing orr
Ger Banr- Neighbors Wilson, Thomas
ana Patterson entertained the lodge
rroysllE. The lodge was divided into the
reds and the ''crccns."> 10 sec which
side could bring in the most members.
Mary Eacr was appointed captain OF the
reds and Anna IIc,ricl; captain OF the
greens. Members Will be notified by
card as to which side they are on. Every
one bringing in a new member will re-
ccivc chance on a $50 silver set
salt Lake circle met last Monday even
ing with Guardian NciGhbor Terry In
the chair and all officers present Tho
meeting tonight viii open at S O'Clock
The captain wants all guards TO be there
on time for. drill
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Woodmen OF the World.

The turkey campaign is OH in Utah
csmr No. %GS. W. O. w. Last Wednes-
day closed the first week OF tho cam
paiSn, and ten applications were road
and farorahly acted upon hv tho camp.
Double this number Is promised for
tho coming session The attendance Taz
the largest recorded for this wear aud
every ono had Il prospect Of getting a
turkey. poem composed by NeiEhbor
keyworth on tine campaign going on in
th" camp was read by him The author
received great applause. and a copy was
ordered sent 10 tho Pacific Woodnan for
publication. Another copy was son. 10
/ l. RnaE. head consul. The committee
has arranged 10 give a dance TO MEM
bcr9 aud their friends on the third We'd
ncRdsy Of the present month.
Deserct comp M. io6 met in regular
weekly session last Tuesday evening,
transacted considerable routine business
and elected two strangers to member
SHIP subject to examination The camp
at large ordered The booster committees
10 rcorGanlZe and proceed with visor
ouS campaign under direction of District
Manager Eavauaugh. Several visitors
made interesting talks for the good OF
the order. Full Introduction scrvicc and
tlN selection or captains for III" cam
pa cn. also 2 report of tn" entertain
men' committee, arc scheduled for TO-
nights session.
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Insurance Notes.

w. 6. Hunter. manage OF the Kansas
Cit% Lie Insurance company, has re-
turned from sn extended trip through
Utah and Nevada.
The The Southwestern Surety com
psny or Texas has been admitted To
Utah. with the Utah Underwriting com
pany. II. i. Savage, manager, as general
agent.
Clara f. Jones, who has been super
visor Of agencies for the Equitable Life
in Chicago. has been made associate
manager OF the womans department OF
the Eduita bic in Chicago.
Il II. 4. Corrca, Vice president OF the
Home Fire Insurance company OF New
York, died last week after brief i'll
ness. He was born in 1895 and was re-
gardcd as one of the most noted figures
in the fire underwriting world,
The international Life Insurance com
panH of St Louis has appointed Howard
A. Mansaar1 general agent for Utah,
with headquarters IN this city.
The Western Union Life Insurance
company Of spokane Wash, announces
the appointment OF II. II. ITadock as
special agent In the territory composed
OF southeastern Washington and eastern
Oregon.
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MaCCa hees.

| Banner hive No. II WIN mold recuiar
! review Tuesday 81 l. 0. .. r. hall. The
ssGards are IRE requested to wear white unit
! forms, There also viii he "draping of
IN" charter In honor Of Mr. Martin. a
late lady OF tho order, Family and friends
Invited
Lillian HoIIister hive No. Is viii hold
us next regular meeting in Eagles ha II
at 5 o'clock on November :, All officers
and memoirs arc urgently requested 10
attend. Tent No. will give a inusicaI
bfoSr2mme next Thursday evening at
odd Fellows hall. All Maccsbcos arc
cordially invited To attend The Macca-
bees viii hold only short meeting 10 en-
able them TO attend tho musicale
salt Lake city hive No. win hold
regular review Wednesday evening. A
larce attendance is expected SO lat plans
can DC made for the bi. gathering Of
thursday evening, November : when all
ladies OF the Macoabaes viii be enter
tain"d by tent No. .. knights OF The Mac
cabecS
Tent No. = held one of its usual en-
loyaoIe reviews last Thursday evening
when considerable business was trans
acted OF interest To the order. .>eN;
al members and friends of the hives with
= INC programme, supper and dance i'm
|. o. .. +, hall The committee in charge
mas spared no pains TO prepare p royal
Cation
Liberty hive No, viii hold regular re-
Vie" THURSDAY afternoon q. $50 O'Clock
IN II, l. -. ., +. hall Lady Smart enter
Ialncd the members at hcr home Last
Friday afternoon. The gu"s, Of tho
afternoon was Lndy Comnandcr Glaze il
pelnS her birthday. A fine dinner was
served, and toasts ana speeches were
gwen a beautiful cut glass bowl was
E,Ten Ia, the guest Of honor rs token
OF the high esteem in which she is held
py Inc members of the order.
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Missing Man Located

Insurance companies have succeeded
~ locating In New Orleans n man who
Claims he a. J. Fem. OF Cordolc Ca
NDo disappeared suddenly from his home
III April. 1910 and on whose HE Mrs A.
>, Fehn Is attempting to collect SIj. 900
insurance
The man who claims to be Fcnn. says
mat when he learned that efforts were
ocihS made to recover under his inaug-
ancc policies. he notified the companies
and started Tor home. At that time. he
SAYS. nc was In New Mexico. when he
nhd been living since he disappeared from
Cord@le. He claims he left home quiet
" because OF financial difficulties.
After her huspa ands disappearance
Mrs Fem Instituted suit under the pol
icies. ". r. n. Roberts and j s. Land
testified at the trial th1t Fem fell out OF
boat and mad been seen no more. Ac-
cordinG 10 Tic testimony the three men
were drifting down the Apalachicole
river. toward Bronston. Fla. when Fem
stood up in tho beat and then toppled
INTO the stream. Mrs. Fem obtained
Judgment foI' $40 900 against one OF the
companies and the other case is now
pending IN the Georgia supreme court.
The companies offered 4 $500 reward
for Information concerning Fcnns where
aJOrfg
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Open LETTER
TO PHYSICIANS

You Will agree that the following pre-
scnts an Incursblc case so far as Dici-
tails, Nitro GSlccrnc, Easham's Mix
Chronic EriEht's Disease OF tho Kid =
ncys patient In commissions nearly every
day for three weeks. twenty pounds of
patients weight being dropsy.
Patien,-W u. Strickland. address i5
Verona Place. san Franc!sc.
Patients physician. Or. Kelley told him
there was no hope.
j.. l.. Baldwin. President OF tho Ferry
DRUG store No, 20 Market street. WAS
Instrumental in having Fulton's Renal
Compound put 10 tho test In this case.
There was gradual Improvement there
after and final recovery. That 1t was
complete may he known from the tact
that this Was about seven years ago and
he was well at last adNices "a few months
ago.
Tho motive OF Fulton,s Renal Com
pound (a mild intusion) IL to stop the
degeneration In renal tissues and grad
uaIly relax The chstIuctcd kidney Then
the usual heart eliminated and tonic
treatment is helpful there Is no connicD
and the proGnosis changes from despair To
hone. (Whcn net extreme many cases
recover under the Renal Compound
alona.D
The substance OF tho formula sur
rounds each bottle.
Schra nm johnson Drug Co. Will fill
prescriptions and supply pamphlets.
John j. Fulton Co, san Francisco.
(AdycrtIpcmcuD
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New President Resnected

Commenting OF the recent election Of
Nell d. Sills as prcsidcn; Of the Nation
az Association OF Life Underwriters at
Memphis. Tenn. the Richmond (VaD
N!r=ian says:
MIR Suls is one OF the leading insur-
ance men OF Richmond and IS well known
snd highly honore5 here lie is a fine
ispc OF citizen. always doing his share
for the advancement and upift of the
community in which ne lives and in al
his dealings gaining tie confidence and
respect Of his fellow citizens. The busi-
ness men Of tho citv paid him the com
nlineDt OF making him president OF the
Business Mems club. He showed his
catholic spirit in the GOOD work he did
toward securing for Richmond It's new
Young Mems Christian associa tion build
ing. Mr. Sills's Richmond friends con-
graduate him upon tho new honor which
has CONS. In him
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Tue THIN AN Id SCR RAWHY
p Will Make You Plump and Rosy,
1 schramm- johnson Drug Co.

Fou are getting thin You arc sick,
lgli you may not know ii. If YOU
'oFing weight steadily, there is
nlng wrong that needs looking af-
If you have always been thin IL
q follow that YOU arc sick, but
'sy not be healthy. You cannot
1ng If you arc thin.
ffen TO be healthy and plump, it
dlfhcult if YOU know bow.
cnly way to increase tho weight
20 health au1 flesh is hv using
inc standard flesh forming food
''ue builder. IT minglcs with the
~ eat and is asSimilatcd so that
pcsh forming and tissue building
w OF tho food arc retained in the
This explains the great value
En yourself before YOU hcrip
smosn- Ii will not cost YOU 4 cent
y increases your weight and re-
your health.
tmh'Johnson Drug Co. sells cv.
fkagc on a genuine guarantee 10
tne money il it docs not do all
= claimed for il.
advert iErmcnn
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With the assistance oi the members.
Brother Peterson promises that not less
than twenty applications will he secured
during the month or November. Much
pleasure is expressed over the rcorganiz-
alton OF tn" degree staff. the new rt-
ualistc work introducing some new fca-
lures which are interesting and tnstruc-
tive. The work was cNemnl;ied in an
entirely satisfa ctory manner TO the men,
bers last meeting.
l. Various reports were accepted and gem
oral routine business gone through. The
Ladies Evergreen club and ALI members
Of the lodge, are invited to attend a
social 10 be given by Mrs :. Chalker.
39I Is street. on Tuesday evening, Nov
cmbcr - =. p. IN.
II is reported that Brother w. W.
Philips is az 81, Marks haSptal. Off
GERS and members Will visit him,
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News of the Insurance World

lily no carried Insurance; at his death
We never found any insurance policies
or receipts: my father was Il man who
owned considerable property and We have
reason TO believe hc carried life insur-
ance. | thought possibly through the
medium o. YOUR journal YOU might be
able 10 call this matter TO the attention
or lie insurance companies. as I have
read that the Mutual Life and other
Il WAS 30 look mp such matters. Ny
father was abou; 30 years OF age at
his death in March. 1911. and Travelled
around Cousidcrab bly, on business dealing
ia real estate and promotion OF real ca
tate and property deals and micGt have
taken out the insurance while in some
n bnr ,sii.-''
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|Secret and Fraternal Societies

nIcnd their WAYS.
lne hall was kept in Semi darkness
','si OF the evening. and the welrdncss
u w" decorations were thus much add
"d 80. cider was served I'm The .nfa.
room The committee is TO be cougratu-
Jatcd upon the number present aud the
way everything was carried out
NcNt Tuesday there viii he several in
hidtch. and 1t is requested that all at
tclo carly so that the members can go
our ana watch the election returns after
ward.
II has been decided hy the committee
20 postpone the entertainment; OF the
Murray members till noNt week
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Home Companies Examined.

r. W 4. Liensu, deputy Insurance
commissioner Of New McXico; Il. q. For
syth, eh-Oifcio commissioner OF W?o-
min. and John r. Roche consulting actu-
whole o: last week. engaged IN COM
mittee examination az the Continental
Life and Beneficial Life Insurance COM
panics Of .nis city.
Tha examination o. tho Continental was
made for and on behalf OF the states Of
Utah. Idaho, Wyoming and New Mexico.
and thar OF tho Beneficial WAS made TO-!
Utah. Wyoming and New Mexico.
Vt the conclusion o. It's iabors. the
committee announced that I; had nothing
at present TO G!vo out for publication.
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I, o. Q. F.

1ahe lodge No. ., |. O. .. F., will
n open session Friday evening No
a s, for tho purpose Of entertain
.ssnbers and their families. The
||nr programme has been arranged
a. W. II. Lepper: plano solo, Mrs.
"a: song. Miss Phillips: comic rcCi-
i. STANLEY TAYLOR: song. Miss Car
,nonolosue, ", \. Walker: sung.
awards: reading. Mrs. Or, Brown
.lano duct. Professor and Mrs. i.
II: recitation. Miss Ruby Lang
|ue close OF tho programme refresh
4 Hll be served and a dance. will
. All members and their families
infested 10 bc present. as well As
|iting members Of the order una
|afnIlIos.
prtsident' official visit 10 Omcnia
ID Murray has been postponed until
|4r. November Ia
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Santa Cruz. Cal.-Csrl c. Kratzen.
stein, manager of the J. c. Tanner
Drug store, says: We have sold
Foley & Co.'S medicines for the past
twenty years and have yet to bear our
first complaint of q dissatisfied custo-
men. Our experience shows MS that
Foley & Co, s aim has always been to
make health giving and health main.
tanning rcmedics.' Schramm-J j ohnsop.
Drugs. (hdvcrtiscmcnt.) J
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High School Drill.

Drill will he held on the high school
campus this afternoon if possible as
Captain Webb wishes to put the new
boys through the manual OF arms. and
as soon AS possible combine the new and
old divisions OF each company. Tho drill
work has progressed more rapidly this
year than ever before. and if the present
pace lis Kept up the battalion should be
the most efficient in tho schools history.
ManN of tho freshmen OF this year will
he officers In 1915, when the cadet bat :
talon VIII 20 To San Francisco for the
Panama canal exposition. AS there wiz
bo many new features to the ca
dct work. Captain Webb intends To
start in with the present class
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Traternal Brotherhood.

1H OF the members of Utah lodge
! delightful evening Tuesday AT the
M Sister Rothwell. "a special meet
wing been called by Brother But
r the purpose of obliCating Sister
h as was arranged nj the last
n of the lodge. After the business
evening was completed a social
md musical programme was en-
The evening closed with the
. OF refreshments by sister Roth
Lily's "trip through Pluto's
proved an unqualified success.
n forms all the evening glided
/ The kingdom. and several we'll
Characters Of the earth were
Through tho lower regions nnd
|uturo tormcnts pointed out. which
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Royal Neighbors CT America.

salt Lake Valley camp No, 30i2 Will
meet Thursday night. when large at
tendance Is expected There will be inn
porthnt business 10 dispose Of and all
oihcerS arc expected 10 be at the hall
at y o'clock. Visiting neigh a re
urged 10 attend
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Order Of Owls.

sta nest No. 1911 mot last Wed .
~ Inc Moose CLUB. \ large crowd
ssent. Including many visitors. The
|,ion was given to seven strangers.
4 rsfreshmeuts were served by
u Pncdman. the Junior member ol
@srd OF trustees:
.Ser Donncly. who suffered para
-troNe last June. is rapidly improy-
A 4, is hoped he will soon bc able
( fhe members at the regular meet
AMBER o0th will be the eighth anni-
y N the order Of Owls and will be
5ted BY wearing the colnrs OF the
which are blue and white. At
>here will bo an entertainment. AL
|erT, their families or friends will
tIied.
4 "Wednesday a special meeting for
>adluc OF the new bylaws Will he
mi all members should be present.
-iflpg Owls viii bc made welcome.
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Seeks Father's Insurance

Lawrence c. Woean. administrators Of
the estate OF the late Thomas u. Wogsn
III Court street. Marion. Ohio. In letter
I" the insurance papers OF the county
under date Of October 2S writes as fol-
lows; My fathc". Thomas H. WoCan.
who lived around Marion and vicinity and
in Marlis. Marrow county and Marscl-
les In Wyandot county. Ohio. ali his life
snd who died in March. 1911. carried
life Insurance and always told his fam
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The Fratcrnal Union of America.

Under the membership conpaiEn Of
Evergreen lodge No. 1il. and with +. o.
Peterson organizer of tho society in the
lead the members have shown unusual
activity IN the past three or four months,
resulting in noticeable increase in the
ilembcrship of the lodge.
AZ tile last meeting class Of five
benefit members were iUitlJ ted. and
numher OF new applicAtioms actcd upon.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp No, Ioso2 held It's rcEu-
ia~ meeting Tuesday last, with A fair
attendance and all officers in their sc-
"ustomrd places. Eoutinc ma tiers were
taken mp in regular order and The camp
closed at an carly hour 10 meet again
Tucauay
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h cot,ccs for Fraternal news
,rcr,t should be left with tbs
sdssor not later than midnigss
IUday.
n,uish Brothcrh cod.

n, ,odrc will hold is regular semi
reetiug nest Friday evening at
- rcom in tho odd Fellows build
nrcyiously reported, tnc amusc-
mnittoc will entertain the lodge
- with a smoker and programme
~ rIosiuc of lodge. All members
Ia IN attend the meeting.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
GET ELECTION RETURNS

\ special wire for the handling or eicc-
ton returns next Tuesday night was run
into tho office OF Secretary Joseph j..
Cainc ct the Commercial club Yesterday
by the Western Union. II is planned 10
furni ish club members with the election
results as early as * Will he possible
TO obtain them anNMhnrc in the citN.
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High School Thespians,

Tho high school dramatic association
Lryouts will he held this afternoon in
room -. AS there are many applicants g
for the different parts il should prove
very interesting. II Is planned TO start
rchcarsals Immediately so as 10 produce
early in tho spring.
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Royal Highlanders.

Il. No 3ss gave a Halloween dance
,yenjng al the new hall I'm the
~ buIldlns. Prizes for costumes
sTarded 10 Miss Pctco and CLANS
6sorce Pcake, The next regular
- will be held next Tuesday.
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I,Oyal Americans,

Salt Lake lodge no. go will hold It's
next regular meeting Tuesday evening in
l. -. O. j.. iall. All members are re-
pucsted to he present The iuslitution
OF officers viii take place and will be
followed BY Il social
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OF installing Sister Lucic T. Norton into
meDt OF Utah. The pcetine will oe held
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at l. o. ..
r. hall. All ladies' 81 The G, a l.. and
comrades are invited
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Pythian Sisters.

licrmiol temple No. 8. rythian Sisters.
VIII hold its next regular meeting Satur.
oaN niGht. November ., at * Of T. hall
Ifo South Second East street, boriunins.
81 O'CLOCK.