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irlnl; Hint the Utter utterly refined to tin me n day, thereby falsifying hi* word given In previous uiiurnucei; that tlio attorney for defendant* then appealed to (lie Judge to appoint a tiny lor trial, and that I tie Judge said ho had no wsrrant In law fur aucli a a proceeding.The question now li, will Mr. Tltnlr furnI*h the Iron, taking therefor the bontla over which hang* a conteit ? If ho will, the workjwill coniineiicoat on do mi it lo pushed Ihrougli within the preacrlbed time. If he doee not, wo ennnot tell the remit. There would then be one of two ineaturce left to our people! a now election In Which the verdict would bo ao strong In favor of the appropriation Hint opposition would ceeao, or fnr onr puopla to guarautea Ibo legality of the election.cuinrrv eaglet;At the meeting of the eoenty grange on Monday, the 29lh ult., Mailer Beverly Duey occupied the chair. The following sub-ordlnate grange* were represented by mast era and delegate*: Brown. No, 0, membership forty-six; Millwood, 1781, membership flfiy-two ; Tmxlon, 1287, membership twenty-nine ; New Salem, 17#?, muni, harsh Ip filly ; Urydansvlllo, 1867, inetnbcrshlp thirty.three j Oak Uldge, 1900, membership filly ; Louisville, I-hi, iNciuborslitp forty-live; llurr Oak, 1533, iiioniburshlp fortyty-uight; Mini'* Milt, 1553, membership fifty-elght; Rockford, 1902, moniberrlilp forty-one; Auburn, 1550, membership forty-live ; Nuw Hope, 15-18, membership sixty-live; Olive Branch, 1788, inemhcr*hl|i one hundred and thirty ; (Jorso, 1870, membership sixty-eight ; Weal Liberty, 1785, membership not given. Sever*) grtmges not represented. Membership repre-lentcd, seven hundred and sixty,ltriiiher Johu Brown, nmster of Millwood grange, road the following preamble and resolutions, which had been read In that grange by Sister Annie Gilliland anil refer red by that grange to a committee of the whole number of sisters, to be reported at Its next meeting, with tha iiialructlou that each slater In the grunge make a speech nputi the subject retorted to In them;Whkheas, One of tho cardinal polnii ot the grange organkaiIon is lo raiutud Its mouthers of their fm-purmivu ditty to care lor their own ruintliuu and ilia whole brotherhood ; mid to use all their mm ml, physical and pecuniary niuan* lo supply our frugal fntuilie* with the greatest possible rural happlnuss; and whereas tlio sisters of 1 hi* grunge do assert, as a truth patent lo the minds of *11 reasonable observers, tlmt the sisters and wive* in, as woll a* out of, tlio grnngo are the greatest sulterers lor ■ lie crime* and aili* coiitmltied by our brutliers and luiibunds thrnugh the use of Intoxicating liquor*; therefore be ItJtvoheti, That ll I* not consistentwith ilie object I purpose of oururgaiii/.alioii lor our brother* to pay ten cent* fur a drink ot whiskey to those Itemised shop* of iniquity that breed but disturbance, tin, misery and ruin, while lliclr sisters, their w I vs* and their own children ere needing so many things that would add so much to their convenience and happiness, which cannot be purchased because of the toil cent* so repeatedly wasted for their own debauch.2. That our brothers should not cncuurngu by their presence and patronage on Sunday, or uuy oilier day, those slii-rutalllng. moiicy-wasilng and misery-producing shops, that liave obtained license to sot up within uur town.3. That the members of this grnngo will hunooturtb refuse Ikelr signatures lo any petition to ur county court lo grunt license to sny dramshop lor Hie town of Millwood or any wlrnre else.4. That our worthy master use his Influence lo bring this subject be toreour counly grunge uud lo ub'aiii lu itTi 'co-o pern lion miLTssiUluttca til removing lids greatest of evils, Hie peculiar usinro of which I* thut the sister, the wife u nil i ho child ran have to sutler fur I he erliiin and sin of our brother* and husbands, to Hie end that while wo bear In painful, silent prayer* and tear* the bitter anguish sml sorrow of our blasted hopes, wo may not be deprived of the means of atoning for the past *r preventing the cuntUm-suce of ovll In (he future.Brother Alex Mudd recommended t feroruldo consideration of the met-ter by tlto county grange. Bro. T, J.tt.e,iaw;regiilai ing thoasscssinnuT, anti that wo will use u......- uur best exertions toex pose and bring to Justice all those who conceal Hie true amount ot ihcfr luxalde property, thoruby adding to the burden of the prompt and honest lax-payer.Thai it la the doty of every clHaen who own* properly In etir counly to. pay taxes, therefore our co-operation and assistance to our county collector in making every one, who is eble, pay the same.That we meet on the third Wednea-dav to Insln 11 the o Ulcers.That thank* are due to the subordinate grange for the use of their hall.The grange than adjourned.The grind jury failed to And a hill against John R, Crouch for Hie killing of Aleck Carter. This disposition of the ease was arrived at on Wednesday noun tud Cron on was re-leaacd from Jail that afternoon. Several member* of the jury huvuspoken lo us to give (omeexplaiiaHoii of their action, slueo they Hud that It I* the subject of very general surprise. They eay that new testimony was Introduced which did not appear I li the examination and which, while It did not co nil let with any testimony lor the prosecution as It referred to lime presumed not to be covered by that for tho Unto, went to show, If (me, that Crouch acted purely In lolf-da-fouce. We aru satisfied that tho jury acted honestly and conscientiously hi the mailer. All It* members wtili whom we are acquainted are men of *uIUeleut (tending In society to prevent a possibility of being placed In an equivocal position by a willing, ness to grant Hie colored man Justice and a full equality before tlio law.R. k J. Atkinson, St. Charles, Mo., arc selling Heavy Unbleached Cottons at 7cault and 8cents per yard.Black Alpacas, from 90 rents pet yard upwards, at R. J. Atkinson's Bt. Charles, Mo.,If want nursery stock end live toe far to goto BufTulo Nursery and back the same flay, just bring along some feed for your hnrsas, end If you will make a bill of glOor more, Mr. tiUtilii will bed aud board you free. **14R. k J. Atkinson, Bl. Charles, Me. ■ re sidling jlteavh and Unblearhct Cottons very cheap, from Ac per yen! upward.
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Troy, Missouri, US
Wed, Apr 07, 1875
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