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a0OLD MEuAI, COaNAcn;

Of which thoy sAy. that. with vinu to meeting tho
popular dumand for reliable Brandy in It's natural state
freo from alcoholic flavor And impurities. and fully
ciAng the fact that Is often recommended BY tho Hed
cal Faculty sustaining shnulant when ali other
medes fall bottling and selling at re.sona.
bio rates Brandy Of own importation from ono Of
the most responsible Houses in Franco and known On
( sBININdER's GOLD MEDAL CoGNIC." III
This Standard Article is sold by all Of tho prominent
Druggists. tGtd s6mo US Fe5ruary2
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O- HH
EE.vQrIfa' =

A new and important remedy for married ladies
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to tho wholesale agonts., H
I. az DOWIE & NOISE, s.
Southern Drug House, No. l5l Meeting streot.
April II r q $50 .a1~,.s thstu9mos
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II. II.iFI

II you want clieap Blank Books; t..
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &o.; or, MrILRRs' Almanac; ,;t.5;. :t, i,..s
IL you want Printing executed neatly; ~
II you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, GO to HIRAM HARR1s, No. 80 Broad street.
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Pure Brandy.

THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF ADUI.TRIsATINa
BRANDIEs having become common, That genuine
article Is the exception OF ytsl importance to those
requingit for Family Use and Invalds that II should
DO Of undoubted purity and efficacy. E.a sSi!.
We pleased 10 notice that the old and popular Wine
importers, DININdER CO.. No. t6 Beaver street. Now
York. very opportuns in calling the attention ofn
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Many persons have within this summsr experienced
tho benefits to be derived nom the Of PAsxNIx'a
HEPATto IITTrna We would recommend thOm to all
who stand in need OF tonic. s,5.i sE
For aalo by I'll Druggista. is ostober
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon WoRK-Wc have now completed our onlco
30 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
spcctfully ask tho patronage of friends.
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AUCTION SALES,

UnttPprrHGT'H p--fi0rElrY and f,f1sstrare
-, nr IL. y h. =. CALDNyFsI.L.
on MONDAY tho i3lh. will lc sold in tho Store No. -
King street. next b, the CORNER Of Wcrtwc-tI, sr,,i
on account VI NJ concrrnrl at 10 O'Clock.
The llnlanc" Of the stock Of CROCKERY GLASSWARE
CHINA. &c. &c saved from tl,e latc FIRE
Conditions cash. MAJ n
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Contents and FiriRrrs CT q Bar Room
DS w. y. LEITCU ~ Il. n. URUNs
AuctIonccr4.
VIII be sol on MONDAY, 13ih nHt ut No. Bcrrcsford
street.
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF TIE BAR
ROOM known the Gem
icrDH caaf May II
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Every Mother

Whe ,egards tho life and health Of her chill, should
possesH MRS wIEsLow's SOOTHING sYRUp. II is
mn old and rTeed REMEDY It relieres the child from
pain. aoftens the gums, reduces nnsmmation. cures
wind collie. regulates tho stomach and bowels and by
swing roat and health to the child comforts The mother
omee, No, 2l6 Fulton street. New York, and No. .2oS
High Hoborn; Iotdon, England i NJ. - II n =.
Be sure and ca1l for s 4. az < IS !,
MRS, WINsL0W's SOOTHING sYRUP."s
Having tho fhe hmfie Of "CuRTn pEnnrNs'f on tho
outside wrapper. All others arc base limitations,
For salo by DoWrR NOISE, Nc I5i Msetina street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel. ~ ysi
May 2 ~ ~ ~ ? ) ~ sit, tuths3
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TIME FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
i for tho information Of all concerned

fINHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
i for tho information OF all concerned
ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE cLEANs1sa OF Pnryrrs
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LnnTs TIE orrr.
]. Bo II Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen. That
from and after the ratification Of this Ordinance aha
not be lawful for any To cleanse tho
contents OF Vaults Pryfes Within the unaia Of the
city, without having previously obtained lcnnse the
anme ell such lcanses to expire tho 31st December
Of every year. and be subject all requirements ipos
ed by Ordinances Regulating the granting Of Icenses for
DrnyB and Csrts. N ,.F.s
n That the Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
fs prohibited and parties applying for License win be
Qu1red TO provide closed Carts suitable tho PURPOSE
III All persons having such License ahan report At
ono OF tho Guard Houses during the dny, HIS their In
tenon TO do such work during the ensuing night In the
Lower Wards such report to be made to tho Main Guard
House. In the Upper Wards to Upper Guard House.
w. Tho place or places for tho depoeit of guch otL
shall DO designated from time % time By the Mayor
". Every owner or driver OF such licensed Cart or
any other person who sha violate any Of tho provisions
tho same any Of the shsG orfe. and pay for eseh
offence ne not to exceed twenty-five dollnrB. TO DO
forced by tho Mayorin his Court, recovered In any
other Court OF competent jurisdiction. q ;.ss
Ratified in City Council this seventh day OF, May, In tho
yoar Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sr.
tyssyen. ,riTf ,.a ftjT :. s,g .i#s'
". r. SMITH, - Mayor.
Clerk Of Council 3mo : May 10
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CounT OF APrEAIs.---In tho Court OF Appeals, on
Thursday, opinions wero announced in tho follow
ing causes
Samuel D. Hodge ads the State. Prisoner sem
fenced, by Wardlaw, j., to bo hanged on Frid ~,
7th Juno neIt e.s-H
G. B. Lamar ei ur ct al, rs. executor OF Peay.
Opinion by Wardlaw, j. Decree reformed and
spocinl orders mado.
Abigail Dority us. Elford and fisherman, e1ecu-
tors; Thomas Dunham us. the same. Opinion by
IngliB, ]. Decree reversed. y. i.
Tho State eI reldtione James Bruce ps. 8. A.
Hodges, tax collector. Wardlaw, J. Motion dis
missed. Opinion to be fled fh
Margaret 8. Kirkland, Powell Kirkland and Mo-
Rae Kirkland ads. the State. Dunkin, O. J. Now
trinl granted.
Nelson iperson Of eolor) dds. tho State. Opinion
by. 1nglis, j: Nov trial granted. =
WIG. Mcknight us. John A Gordon Postponed
J Eii Thomas aFs, the State: twardlAE, j., deliv.
ered opinion Motion in hrrest OF Judgment
grahtod. - ;h;tf fn:, FL, 'i;, -INi l3t
Moses Levy ps. G. A. Higgins administrator.
Opinion by Dunkin, O. j. Motion dismissed.
Il. 8. 121rd ads. the State.. Opinion by Ward
law, j.. Now trinl ordered. 5ssiH r
;An business Of tho term being disposed Of, the
Court, at halfpaat2 PM. adjourned sine die.
MAnapEN's PsCroRAI, RLIas oures whoopino 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
! Try Them,

ALL KINDS OF JOB Work DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE III
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''TAiXEnN.i-;KInliE'Pbts'HoTI11osEisS., 7; n j d,
i'SSf FIRE LOAN. x ~.
- ikEaYoRALlyY oR. CHAILE9ToN, 1 !,

I ig tilT Hat No;snbsr 3. fssS
A IL pEnsoNs DEsMoUs OP REBUILDING IN TaR
"a Burnt Distr.e,s and Waste Piaeoa OF tho City un.
to Tho oty Council af % proceeI In tho mat
tsr of Fire Lnsn with Wow 70 aid In building mp the
tnHon ot oans can DO obtained h tho ofee Of tho Clerk
Of Council between tho hours of A. NJ aud p No.
All ApylicaHons must be filed in tho above mentioned
ofnce Is tho Committee win meet every Monday 70
! eisS ~ g ss ssl. H.Io, Sssl sTi 9 ns.1H.
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3 The Time to Advertise Tia tho Country. VI
Tla .Pnann han . largo circulation throushoa. tho
middle and upper Ds.fic.s Of ths ststA Advertising
rates reasonable g tho stringtney 6r o money mar.
kct Will warrant Merchants and otAorsy wilhir TO use
ths columns OF tha PAPER WIN address e itfFG
- Il (; JULIAN A. sELBY,i Ffotrietof, y
: February 26iS Columbia, 3, q.
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SODA !. WATER,.;

TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS.
PEMSs a this Agreeable anu ao hsaithrpi I'm 69xSmgo
tween King sId Meeting streets, No. d2sh KIN9 STREET
iold pi9uet qnani House and ct tho head Of oKATRR
MARKET, northwest corner. RI 7sF'fa = lI1-'F'I !
Drlsgiss and others sIshins to DO supplied with
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms .t3 ..abtff b. sslaEt. u .f.' 3. r-lF M
Steamers. Hotels. Restaurants and private amiiies
Furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda in GUAM
titee TO suit purchisers. f.'s IN y. N -
Wo are agents for this sale Of A. Morse ons justly
tore, Fountains, Marble Draught Stands Silver Plated
Rengcrang Dranght Stands, Tnmbler Holders, and all
as tho mannfnctarers' prices. with freight added.
Dealers 10 sods Water throughout tho State desiring
Morso,A Apparatus. before purchasing olcsowhera-
Description catalogue and price ist sent 70 any adrcsa
While apprecang tho very liberal patronage extended
70 us during tho past soason tha strive 70 merit is
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Free to Everybody,

a Large pp. Circular, giving informstion Of The
. tho young OF both GoIes. K
II teaches how ths hoely may bscomo beautiful tho
despised respcc,ed, and The forssien loyed.
No young LADY gentleman ahould fn 10 send their
address, and receive copy postpaid by roturn mail
Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
( March 80 Tyr rs IA Ttoy, N.Y.
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Estate Sri', ty or'trr Of Executors Houses and


Lots.
BY wtRIJI.tS " CtREyS.
Will lie gold NJ a. o'clock a. NJ, on TUESDAY tho 1911,
May next In front or Exchange,
HOUSE AND LOT ut thu corner Spring md Coming
''r""' 1hr llo contains four with ro places
anil double paZzns Ia the Tho front room below,
directly ON the corner. IN well adapted for Storo with
nll the necessary RSr'E and In excellent stand
business. There IL attached 10 tlH LOT good kitchen.
with servants above. Sr &r. The Lot IN 4G feet
ccs ront on Coming street By - feet IN DEPTH
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COURT oP CoMhoN PLEAS-Hon. Il. MUNRO
presiding.-Tho Civil Enquiry Docket WINS
called and number OF cases referred to the
Clerk, and n number Of Judgments rendered, but
OF no public interest.
Tho caso Of tho Executor OF YAoEn us tho South
Carolina Railroad Company was takon up. SAM
uEL LonD, ESQ.,, appearing for the plaintiff, and
General JAB CoNNon as Solicitor for tho Company.
Tho points in tho case were, that somo time in
November, 1865, soyoral bales Of cotton woro scnt
from Georges Station to Charleston, consigned to
Mr.. YAoER. Tho conHignco was notified by tho
company tho day after the arrival; on tho day fol-
lowing tho drayman OF tho plaintiff called for tho
cotton and was informed that bale had been sto-
Ion the night previous. Tho action was brought
TO recover tho valuo of tho lost cotton as tho COM
pany refused to indemnify tho consigned, alleging
that they were not responsible nftor tho notifca.
ton. This occasioncd considerable discussion
and tho WAS argued ably on both sides, but
tho Judge roturhod verdict OF 400 for the plain
tifr
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUnr-Hon. GEO. g.
BRYAN. presiding. Attachments were issued in
tho following cases, and monitons returnablo in
two weeks from this date.
Tho United States rs. nineteen barrels OF dis
titled Spirits and sixty-nine empty barrels, found
nt tho storo OF W. II. KIDD, in Charleston. For
forfeiture for violation OF tho Internnl Revenue
LAWS of the United States. Z.
Tho United States us. nineteen barrels OF dis
TILED Spirits, found OF tho store Of llAsTouE Co.
Tho United States us. twenty-four barrels Of dis
titled spirits, found at tho store OF j. W, BAaaETT
& Co. - Na 8 4 ;;!l. /: a!ts S Il 4
Tho United VS.. three barrela fof, distilled
spirits, found ut the, store ORC. ". PoNp & Co.
Tho United States us, two atills and AN tho mp
purtcnai,tos thrruuhtu@ belonging, found on tho
promises Of W. E. PRoTuRo in Barnwell District.
Tho District Attorney has withdrawn oil Of the
cases for violation of the Internal Revenue lnws
from tho docket, declining to prosecute under the
present circumstances, and has reported to higher
authorities the inability to secure conviction bo-
fore the juries. II tho tcst oath is over applied
there aro but few who could conscientioualy take
it, md 1t is moro than probable that oil Of their
sympathies and prejudices should DO in fnvor of
the government, and correct verdict bo equally
hard to obtain. In all cascs an intelligent jury
gives the prisoners the benefit OF any doubt Tho
Cases for violation Of the Internal Revenue wore
based on the testimony Of detectives and statcs
evidence, which was, in many cascs weak and up
parently givon in malice. Under theso circum-
stances, the verdict has generally been in favor OF
tho accused, but It Ia hard matter to charge
these juries with antagonism to tho United states
as they have been usually composed Of our best
citzons and tho same verdict would probably
have been rendered in a Northern Court
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MAnsDEN's PscronAI BALM cures whooping
Cough &tz5i,S. & t!r5f.sf
DowIE & NOISE, Agonts.
GOODRICH, WINEhIAN & co., Agents.
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Music ON THE BArrERy.-Tho band OF tho Cih
Infantry, under tho leadership OF THOMAS WELDON,
will perform on the Battery this afternoon. The
following is the programme musicale:
i. Overture from Le Caid
2. Polka, Rebeccs.
o. Cavntinn from Ernani.
D. Last Greeting, Serenadc by Schubert.
6 Ouett and Finalo from Los Montoncprius.
Q. Waltz, Songs Of tho Thnmcs
2. Quiokstep, Medley.
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Post Office Notice.

posr OFFICE, !
CHARLESTON, s. o., May O. 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will close at lis p b., anu arriving ut the
Depot nt 0I5 A. NJ will DO ready for delivery at IL
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at
1880 r. NJ. for one hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will COLI
tinuo to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for Tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. NJ on
Mondnys Wednesdays and Fridays
STANLEY q. TROTT, p. NJ
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thanks are duo Mr.
DELAoEY, OF the Mills House books stand, for
copies OF late New York papers,
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Who Is Responsible2 Z

OFFICIAL: ALEXANDER MOORE. Abide Camp.
April 10 h.ft'|
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Tue ATTENTION Of onr readers is called to tho
hdyef tlsoments, In another column, OF Mesars.
BERGER, soHUrrs Co., Chemists, Troy, N. Y.
They sro manufacturers Of and agents for, como
OF tho most valuable toilet preparations in use.
BY their uso all may possess clear, smooth skin,
or healthy and luxuriant growth of hair upon
tho head Or face. Those Of our readers having
uso for anything OF tho kind would do well to pa-
frar
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There is a small frame dwelling, stable aud
other out buildings, good water, &o. Price.
$1,000 in cash.
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Horrible and Fatal Accident.

The Bowling Green Sentinel gives
an account of an awful accident which
happened at that place on Wednes-
day of last week. The facts are as
follows: On Wednesday forenoon,
as Mr.. j. Kitchen, one of the proprie-
tors of the Sash Factory, at that
place, was at work in the Saw-Mill
department, attached to the Factory,
and while in the act of removing the
board from the carriage which car
ries the log, and which was being
run back, he was caught by one OF
the standards of the carriage, and
pulled upon the large circle-saw,
which was nnder full headway. 1t
seems the board had become fast,
and that Mr.. Kitchen found it neces
ssry to step in front of the saw to
loosen it, and was within less than a
foot of the revolving saw, upon
which he was pushed by the stand
ard catching him by the legs and
hips, the saw striking him in the
face and right breast. His entire
right side, from the shoulder down to
the waist was torn off, and thrown
clear of the building. Both leg'
we're cut, one quite and the othel
almost off; and the left hand ant
face trightfully mangled. ai4I s.a.sse
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BENTON ITEMS.

The Lyceum met as per appoint
ment, in the school house in this place
and discussed the question of Man.
hood Suffrage. The Democracy fail.
ed to come to time and the decision
was given in favor of Suffrage. We
challenge any of the unterrified in
the county to meet us and debate
this question. Come and tell us
why you voted against the Amend
ment. and you shall have our reas-
ons for voting "Constitutional Amend
ment, Yes"
SABBATH SCHooL.-Last Sabbath
quite a number of citizens with their
families met at the New Salem
Church, for the purpose of reorgan-
izing the Sabbath School, and to con-
tinue it through the Winter. This is
move in the right direction; it is
much better attending Sabbath
School than playing base ball.
MARRIED.-On Tuesday Nov. 2Sth,
at the residence of Mr.. WIN. Moffit,
by Esq. Downing, Mr.. Demetrius
Moffit to Miss Serena Shaw, both OF
Blanchard township.
On the same day, by Esq. Down
ing, at his residence, Mr.. r. B.
Gimbert to Miss Sophia Smith, both
of this county.
DHD.-On the 29th ult, at her resi-
dence, in Benton, Mrs. Rebecca Rem
niger, aged "a years, l month and l
day.
She leaves kind and good hus-
band with three children to mourn
their loss.
CHURcH,-The Rev. Stephen d.
Shaffer, the Editor of the Harbinger
and exponent of the Temperance
cause in this part of the State, deliver
ed his first sermon in the New Salem
Church last Saturday evening. He
did ample justice to the text, "Be-
hold how good and how pleasant it
Is for brethren to dwell together in
unity" He will preach here again
on the evening of the 14th.
OBSERVER. a
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Snow.
Snow is nice thing in its place
it amt such a nice thing where it
don't belong. For instance, it is
beautiful $50 slippery and slick -
when it is all fixed and smoothed
down ready for the highly polished
runners of the sleigh. 1t isn't so ex-
quisitely delightful when it attacks
the unfortunate pedestrian, when
falling-the snow, we mean-in front
and rear; when it is whirled by the
shrieking wind in dizzy eddies around
one, seeking to find Judgement in the
eyes, mouth, nose or ears and occa-
sionally, all at once. In fact, it is
rather disagreeble than otherwise,
and reminds one of Walrussia.
The above remarks were sug-
gested by an almost terrific snow
storm, accompanied by wind, which
commenced Wednesday night, and
continued until Thursday night, the
time of going to press-how much
longer we cannot undertake to say.
The snow fell at furious rate, and
seemed to fall doubly fast because the
wind would seize it as it neared the
ground, and cause it to describe di-
vers and sundry antics "unbeknown"
to that usually sedate and philosophic
al Winter adjunct.
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Stabbing ARRAY.

Stabbing ARRAY.
Our neighboring village, Mt. Blan-
chard, is getting quite metropolitan
since its Incorporation 1t has made
several moves in a good direction,
giving the town an appearance Of
thrift which few villages in this vicin-
ity possess. But it seems that
with this spirit of energy has grown
a vast amount of deviltry. For a
number of weeks past it has been a
standard inquiry on onr streets,
f What was the last row in Mt. Blan-
chard 2''
The last one that has come under
our notice occurred at that place on
Saturday last. The facts, as near as
we can learn, were as follows
Several men, among whom were
VIM. Castor, Adam Myers and his son,
were in Clark's saloon throwing dice
for " drinks" when a dispute arose
between the elder Myers and Castor,
which was finally settled after con-
siderable quarrelling. Subsequent
ly, young Myers became involved in
a similar trouble with Castor, when
a scuff1e ensued. While the parties
were engaged in fighting, the elder
Myers came to his sop's assistance,
and stabbed Castor in nine different
places, indicting very severe wounds.
The unfortunate man now lies at the
point OF death. Myers is still at
large.
All the parties, we are told, are low
characters ; habitual drunkards, and
although the consequences OF such
an occurrence to themselves are fear
full, yet their loss would uot be de-
plored to any extent by the commu
nifty.
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Findlay Price Current.

JEFFERsoSIAN OFFICE,
Tuuasnay Dec 10 Ia
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The HOLIDAYS

The Holidays
Are rapidly approaching and the
good people of this section are pre-
pairing to enjoy to the best of their
ability or inclination. In the gift de-
partment many of the Findlay deal
ers have got on stocks of toys that
make the eyes of expectant children
stand out like saucer on a pump
kin," and cause them to reckon too
slowly moving time with "Seven
nights more..sleep and then Christmas
-golly! but 1 wish 'twould hurry
up" -ebo, s.s...-.- ..
In the line of presentation articles
for 'grown up folks anything con
be got from pen-knife or silver
thimble to something that would
make a money purse howl by extract
ing fifty dollars from it.
In the way of amusements we are
to have our ''sufficiency full
Findlay Cornet Band holds a Fair
at Wheeler's hall on the 23d, oath and
25th (Christmas). The best of vocal
and instrumental music will be fur
pantomimes will be played,
and any amount of Holiday goods
will be offered in the usual manner
The members of the Presbyterian
Church intend getting up a beautiful
Christmas Tree on Christmas eve for
their Sunday School.
The members of the III. e. Church
ire preparing to do something par
ticularly startling on Christmas Eve.
New Years Eve the members of
the Lutheran Church will hold fes-
tival at Wheeler's hall. tits arrang-
ed to make this a fine affair, and those
will not only enjoy them
selves socially, but will have an op.
portunity to get "square meal"
Any amount of fancy articles are be
ing prepared for the occasion.
In addition to the above " it is to
be expected" that that healthful and
amusing pastime, skating, will be
Indulged in by the ladies and gentle
men, which in itself is enough fun for
The Holidays. Of course there will
be ice-the Holidays wouldn't be
complete without it, and perhaps
skating could not be indulged in, to
any extent, in its absence.
P. S. If appearances are to be
believed sleigh-riding can also be
in. Hurrah for the pros
poets of enjoyable holidays!