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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court OF common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at
the front door of the court honsei in the town
of Woods6eld, between the hours of ten
oclock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m..i ON ~
Saturday, the 5th day OF April, 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio to wit: t:-----.s.--.~...
The northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section fourteen, township fsnf
and range six, containing forty acres mora Of
less.
Appraised at $500. :
GEORGE CALDWELL,
mch4, 73wb. Sheriff N. C.. O.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce JOSEPH My
ERs, of Green township, as a candidate ror
Sheriff, subject to the decision OF the Demo.
cratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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Woodsfield High School

ITHE next session of this School wtIl com.
i menoe on Monday, April 28, 1878,
and continue ten weeks. While our invita-
tion is to all WHO desire an education, yet We
especially solicit the attendance of young Ia.
dies and gentlemen wishing to qualify them-
selves for teaching, or who may desire !
knowledge of the higher branches Of Hath
ematics.
TUITION.
Common branches .s5 90
Higher /" .... 7 90
Tuition required in advance, and no de-
duction made unless in case Of protracted
illness. When you come to woods6eld call
on us, see our school and manner OF iastruc-
tion. For further particulars, address
mch4m2. RI BRAHAN.
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A Revelation. Of the Paris Siege

Paris Correspondence of the Pail Mall Gazette. ]
Shortly before the late war broke out,
the Emperor Napoleon tasted sample
of meat, and ordered sixty tons. When
the meat arrived in Paris His Majesty
had left to join the army, ard the au-
thorities endeavored to get the agent to
cancel the contract He refused, and
was asked to wait He was in cores
pondence with tue authorities when
Paris was invested After the siege he
came back, fully expecting that the meat
had been consumed, and that his bill
would lie paid, To his astonishment
the meat was intact He found it stor-
ed in the Palais de rIndustrie, which
had served during the first part of the
siege as an ambulance, and which was
afterward crammed with Mobiles. A
few cats and dogs lives might have
been spared, if the populace had got
scent of the store.
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Ed SPIRIT: Please announce ALEX
AMBER BUCHANAN, of Summit township, as
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision of the Democratic county Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Antioch Select School {
Cheapest Farm in the County
FOR s "A LIE

THE subscriber offers for sale hiss farm, ,situ.'
/ ate in Green township, containing
TWO HUNDREDANDFORTY ACRES.
The improvements are agood dwelling h,uss,' !
large barn, and sheep stables for 200 sheep |;
besides ether outbuisdings, good orchard,
we'll timbered and we'll watered. and plenty
of good stone coal the farm. About one
hundred and fifty aeles cleared aud almost ali
Of it seeded down in timothy and clover.
TRRMs.-Sl 500 down and $500 in ave
equal payments of ss00a year. With interest
at ak per cent annually, seoured.. BY mort
gage. Address, JANIS BUCHANAN,
janl4m3. Laings, Monroe Co., Ohio,
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ED SPIRIT: Please announce ADAM
ARNOLD of sunsbury township as candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Democratic county Convention. u
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED, SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE W
CARRoTHERs, of Center township, as candi
date for Sheriff; subject to the decision of the
Democratic county Convention.
* MANY DEMOCRATS. I
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GTThe estimated coat of bridge to
he bull. over the East River, in New
York, is sl2.00O,00Q. .ss,s
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce 8. c. KELLY
of Wayne township as a candidate for Sheriff
subject to the decision of the Democrati
County Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Notice to Teachers.

edi b. 8 lfi# ss;3ga
vNHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe oouhty
IL will hold meetings for the examination Of
Teachers, at Woodsfeld. as follows:
March 8, 1873. hsss
%, "eti SIS -
april 12, +"
May 10,
7 =" 81, !"
These examinations VIM commences al 9
o'clock a. m. and ,dose at p. m.
A fee of fifty cents is required zby law
from each applicant as a condition of examine
tion. and must be paid in advance
By order Of the Board ss II
Feb. 25, '73. ]. W. DoHERTY, Clerk.
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AUDITOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM
CRAIG, of Center township, as candidate for
County Auditor; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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} Farm for Sale ~

THE undersigned offers for sale a farm con-
i tanning
ONE HUNDRED & SIXTY ACRES.
About one-half of said farm il choice bottom
land also about so acres in cultivation. I'm.
provements are two dwelling houses; one stable,
and other out buildings also, good orchards
1t contains two good veins Of coal, one of which
is known as the creek vein; the other is from
AZ to 8 feet in thickness. The unimproved
land on said farm is well timbered.
For terms and particulars call on or address,
WIN. o. BELT.
L Eeb. %. F'5-wi. Wcodsheld. oAic.
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INFIRMARY DIREGT0R.-
CORONER.

ED SPIRIT: Announce john MUHLB:
MAN, of Ohio township, as candidate for
Coroner: subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratio County Convention.
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Convention to nominate County Officers
on, n,Monday, the 7th day OF Apra.
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CLERK.
TREASURER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN
MALLORY, of Salem township, as candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer; subject to
the decision of the Democratic county Conven-
ton. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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SHERIFF.

Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce VIII
LIAM s. LYNCH, of Center township, as q cam
didate for Sheriff subject to the decision Of the
Democratic county Convention.
r MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ANNoUNC EMENTs s

nno,tncing names ef candidates SO
each; tickets, 50 per thousand
e Announcements and tickets must be
paid for in aduance.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

Ed SPIRIT: Please announce WILSON
MARTIN, of ee township. as candidate for
Representative: subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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neaif, or a, stimnhIa Mar,

Information reached this city last even
ing of the death of Mr.. james A. Woods
eldest son of the late Robert Woods, who
died of pneumonia at his residence "Craggie
Hope,"in Dickson county, in the $50 year
of bis age. lie made Nashville his home
during bis early lifo, and was known to our
Gid citizens generally, who held him in the
highest esteem. Society viii mourn the
loss of ons who was true and faithful and
honorable in all bis relations in life "a kind,
generous friend, an affectionate son and
brother, a devoted husband and father. He
died in the Christians faith, and has gone
to that bright home beyond the skies. Yet
he has left legacy to bis family, more
priceless than jewels, character without
stain or reprosch. We sincerelyhope that
the Great MISTER who controls rs all, viii
soothe the sorrows that now brood over the
unhappy household. The funeral of Mr..
Woods win take place from the residence
of his brother Robert F. Woods, High
street, on Monday at II O'Clock.
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Agricultural aud Mechanical assOcI-
alton

The stockholders of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, and all those in
terested in our Fair Grounds should remem-
Der the meeting called for tomorrow by
John 81, Williams, the General Agent.
Upon this subject we call attention to the
following com nunication written by one of
our wide awake citizens:
To the Stockholders Of the Tennessee
Agricultural and Mechanical Association /:
l see by circular issued by Mr.. Williams,
the Agent of The Association, that meet
ing of tie stockholders for the election of
directors is called to meet on Monday, the
18th of April. This meetiog each stock
holder is earnestly urged Eto attend, as it
is by far the most important in the history
of the Association. An act of the recent
Legislature has empowered the stockhold-
ers to issue bonds to the amount of 500, 900,
free from taxation. These bonds, if prop
erly issued and sold, will relieve all indebt-
ednesS. A failure to attend and act
promptly and properly, may result disas-
tr0usly 10 the whole scheme. Let every
stockholder make note Of this and attend.
The very existence of the Association may
depend up, their action. No one can
doubt but the bonds, when properly issued
and interest provided, viii be bought IS an
Investment resting CD the whole property
of the Association for security, and free
from Stale, county and corporation tax.
Let US have a full meeting and prompt
action. STOCKHOLDERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13

Jud ge Massengale, of the house of Noe
s. Co., returned yesterday from protrsctec
commercial trip South, locking as gay as
two year old.
NJ. NJ. Brien, jr., Esq, leaves to-day on
pleasure trip to Ohio.
Col. r. T. Wilson, of New York, anC
Col. G. M. McGhee, of Knoxville, are Al
the Maxwell.
Col. John NJ. Fleming, Superintendent
of Public Schools, has returned to the city
Col. John FL. Savage, of McMinnville
and Mr. F. N. Judson, of st. Louis, are
registered at the Maxwell.
Col. j. w. MeHenry returned yesterday
from business trip to Carthage, in this
State.
Majors LaMotte and Horr, of the U. S.
army, returned to Nashville day or two
since from an extended trip through the
southern and eastern part of Tennessee and
northern Alabama, where they had gone
for the purpose of paying off claims against
the government.
Among the arrivals at the st. Cloud yes
terday were S. f. Aspinwall, Cincinnati;
f. w. Pickerill, Chicago; Capt. l.. Ma
thans, Atlanta; NJ. Cartwright, San Angus
tine, Texas; j. L. Polly, Milan, Texas; P.
w. Doud, Athens, Ala; j. b. Scoby and
A. B. Buck, Murfreesboro.
Gen. j. H. wilson, Vice-President,
Major 81. l.. Morrill,, Superintendent, j. w.
Mass, General Freight Agent of the st.
Louis and Southeastern railway, arrived in
this city last evening and are stopping at
the Maxwell House.
The following are at the Maxwell: Col.
G. ID. McGbee, Knoxville; Col. John II.
Savage, McMinnyille; Col. Z. L. Wilson,
New York; Col. Geo. T. Atkins, New
York; Gen. j. II. Wilson, New York; Ii.
l.. Morrill,, Evansville, Ind; Duke Nichol-
son, Evansville, Ind; John W. Moss, st.
Louis; F. n. JudsoD, st. Louis; VIM. Dun
son, Pittsburg; Thos. b. Myerle, Philadel-
phia. ~ u 5e7Fra
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A Good Move.

Our business men generallp will appreciate
the convenience Of the following arrange
ment to be carried into effect by instrue-
tons from the postmaster:
For the accommodation of the business
portion of the city, collection VIII be made
from the street letter boxes at 8 o'clock P.
M, commencing on Monday evening, the
18th instant, as follows: The box at the
Porter block, Cedar street; all boxes on the
Public Square, Market, College aud berry
Streets, between Cedar and Broad streets,
Broad from Front to Cherry, and Church,
from Frontto Spruce streets.
Letters deposited in the boxes before 0
O'Clock p. NJ. will reach their destination as
soon as when deposited in the postofiice.
W, +. PROssER, p. NJ.
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THE COURTS.

LAW CoURT.-Herron VS.. Hays, mo
ton for new trial overruled, and appeal
| to Supreme Court.
IL. Amy & Co. VS.. Mayor and City Coun.
ell, judgment for plaintiff $531.50.
NJ. j. j. eagle sworn in as a practising
| attorney.
Be tty vs.. Spence, motion for new trial
overruled, and appeal to Supreme Court.
East VS.. Massengsle, motion for rev trial
and appeal to Supreme Court.
Pullman VS.. Corley, motion for new trial,
and appeal to Supreme Court.
Coleman vs.. Williams, motion for new
trial, and appeal to Supreme Court.
j. A. McCampbell vs.. j. w. Dolbear,
land condemned.
Sarah E. Robertson VS.. Hughston Rob-
ertSon, divorce granted.
Court adjourned until next Saturday.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-O. II. Anderson, ex-
ecutor, vs.. Chiffon & Swsnn-judgmentfo for
the plaintiff.
John Johns vs.. E. W. Jones, G. d. c.
judgment for plaintiff.
Tennessee Manufacturing Company VS..
Temple, administrator of Charles Savers,
de neased-mistrial.
Brien & Woodward VS.. John Williams
J
at dafendant's costs.
S. B. Hagman VS.. John O'Malley-dis-
missed, each party half costs.
Tennessee Manufacturing Company vs..
M. observation-disclosures for plaintiff, and
appeal to Supreme Court.
Mayor and City Council VS.. 81. G. Scovel
pending.
CHANCERY COURT.-This court was in
session yesterday, and a number of impor-
tant DEGREES entered.
SPECIAL SUPREME COUBT.-By Judge
INSTRUMENTATION VS.. Foster ct al, af-
firmed; Nancy 81 Ransome VS.. Hensley,
affirmed; Hays and wife VS.. Baker, reversed;
Cooper, trustee, vs.. Putnam; affirmed.
BY Judge Bailey-Peoples' Bank VS..
Kaufman, same VS.. Weakley, affirmed;
Clinton VS.. Wright, decree modified and
affirmed.
The court has disposed of ell but two
cases on the Davidson county law docket.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEB,


WASHINGTON, d. c., April II, 1875.
Probabilities. storm centre over
Long Island viii move during Saturday
night eastward. That in the extreme
Northwest will move southeast over Da-
kotah. Over eastern New England 90 Sun
day, easterly winds, backing to northwest,
with cloudy aud clearing weather. For
New York and the Middle States, fresh and
brisk northwest winds with cloudy and
clearing weather, rising barometer and fall
ing temperature. For the South Atlantic
States, northwesterly winds and partly
cloudy ard clear weather. For the Gulf
States, northeast and easterly winds with
rising temperature and increasing cloudi-
ness. For the Missouri valley and upper
lakes, south and east winds, increasing to
brisk and possibly high and backing to
northeast on the upper lakes preceding the
storm centre in the Missouri valley. For
the lower lakes, generally light and fresh
winds and partly cloudy and clear weather.
Cautionary signals are continued at Boston,
Portland, Me, and Eastport.
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LATEST MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, April 12.-Cotton-net re-
ceipts 667 bales; exports to Great Britain
1920 bales; to the continent 1859 bales;
cosstwise 904 bales; sales 236 bales; stock
4l,S95 bales. Weekly net receipts 5,097
bales; exports to Great Britain 5, 421 bales;
to the continent 1899 bales; coastwise g.
979 bales; sales 1887 bales.
GALVESTON, April r. Cotton-net re-
ceipts 760 bales; exports to Great Britain
1888 bales; coastwise AT bales; stock 49,
COS bales. Weekly net receipts 1882 bales;
exports to Great Britain 3,172 bales; coast
wise l ,46l bales; sales $3.50 bales.
MOBILE, April 12.-Cotton-net receipts
1,462 bales; gross 1,52S bales; exports coast
wise 526 bales; sales 200 bales; stock SO $40
bales. Weekly net receipts 4,lS6 bales;
gross 4 ,242 bales; exports to Great Britain
946 bales; coastwise :, S5S bales; sales $500
bales.
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DIED.

ALDRICH-Athisr residence, nine miles from
the city on the MurfreesbOrO turnpike, on Fri
cay, 18th inst at O'CLOCK and forty minutes P.
NJ, JOSEPH A ALDRICH, in the 18th year Of his
age.
The funeral will take place this Sunday eve
ming at 2H O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances
are invited TO attend.
Services by Rev. e. G.. Sewen-
WOODS.-pied at his residence at Craggie
Hope on the afternoon Of the 18th inst, JAMES
4. WOODS, in the SD year Of his age
The funeral viii take place from the residence
OF his brother, Robert T. Woods, Nc. 20 North
High street, in this city, on Monday evening,
I4th inst, at O'Clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13
Texas Matters.

We learn from Mr.. j. w. johnson sew
eral interesting items relative to Texas mat
tiers. Cotton is up in that State, and looks
finely. The indications are there will be
100000 more immigrants than there were
last year. The Texas Central Railroad is
completed to Sherman, the Great Northern
road is finished to Shreveport, on the Red
river, and the International road is being
pushed through to Austin. One hundred
aud fifty miles of road have been built by
State convicts within year. Railroad men
are reported to be in great demand.
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A Dull Institution.

About the dullest institution we stumbled
AGAINST in our rounds last evening, was one
Q! the courts, at about half-past 3 O'Clock.
We stepped in, and found the Judge on the
Bench, one lawyer arguing case, and an
other listening to catch the points, the bail
iff asleep in his easy chair, and the clerk
enjoying bis Otiuna cum dig is a reclining
position behind the railing. Not another
soul was in the room, and all was as quiet
as the grave, save the eloquent tongue that
was laying down the law in the case under
consideration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13
New AdHertisements,


See notice, by Browns & Cheatham, Or
Ebblic sale Of valuable city property on TIT
18th inst.
Dancing Academy.
Yeatman, Shields 81 Co. forced sales o
goods.
Farm for rent.
Cottage in Edge6eld for sale.
See notice of divorce suit.
Tie tsperfscted spectacle" st Calhouns:
Sale of lots in Hynes' additiouJ also in
Boyd's addition to Nashville, by Browns
& Cheatham. sll 4a
Meeting of Beulah Lodge.
Supreme Court sale of city lots
Beech & Co., No.60 North College street,
advertise the receipt of large stock OF new
styles of spring and summer dress goods.
Ball Wednesday night.
Situation wanted by girl.
Envelope with valuable papers lost Oh
Cedar street.
See epersonap notice.
Free lectures at the Opera House.
Festival at National Garden.
Dress goods, ETC., at 81 Union street.
Boots and shoes at Union street.
See notice of trimmings, walking-suits,
ETC., at d. Loveman's. sfE
G. Rice & Co, advertise receipt of large
invoices Of all sorts Of goods in their line.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13

The following fresh publications are from
McClure's Temple of Music, Cherry street:
The Name of Him Love-a very pretty
ballad, music by Rene Favarger.
Morning Zephyrs MazourAa-an elegant
parlor piece by Florence Knkel.
Not SparoR Falleth-a beautiful para
phrase Of Matt. 29-3l, music by Franz
i1Abt.
Broad Street Promenade-comic song
with chorus, words by Frank w. Green and
music by Chas. j. Miers.
Clear the Road Galop-a brilliant dash fol'
the piano by A, Weingsrten.
Come, Holy Spirit (Veni Creator)-a sa-
cred quartette arranged from Gounod by
A. H. Rosewig, with English and Latin
words.
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OnRrA HOnSn.

Monday night, April IA, free lecture tc
the ladies and gentlemen of Nashville or
"Lights aud Shades of Married Life" OF
"Love, Courtship, Matrimcny." Wednes-
day night, April l6, Animal, Human, Min.
eral and Vegetable Progression, Darwin
and Theory; also dash at Climate, Diet,
Clothing, etc. Thursday, April II, "Style,' y
by Drs. Payne and Payne, of ST. Louis,
now at the Maxwell House, where examin-
atoms of heart, head and lungs are daily
given
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13
Prof. Tayerner.

Prof. Taverner, the elocutionist, was
greeted with an audience at Wards Semi
nary last night, composed Of the best PEG
pie Of Nashville, and this audience he fully
succeeded in entertaining with his recita-
tions. The following selections were in
Guided in the Professors programme for the
evening: A Legend of Palestine; The Ra-
ven; Banquet Scene from Macbeth; Lady
Mscbeth's Sleep-walking Scene; The Little
Vulgar Boy; st. Dunstan and Lay Brother
Peter; The Bells, by request; DR.. Marri-
god (DickensG A poem and humorous
recitation from Hood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13

Masonic Hail. tomorrow night, will be
ablaze with the beauties of nature and art.
The day will be devoted to the arrange
ment of tables and the numerous articles
to be disposed of for the benefit of the or
phans, and the night to the reception of Wis
itors. st. JOseph's Total Abstinence Band
will be present each night, discoursing sweet
music, while the ladies (God bless them y
will receive their friends warmly, treat them
kindly, and shower blessings upon them
before they depart. We hope the hall will
be crowded every night, and that the Ia
dies will receive the reward their unbound
ed charity and untiring zeal so richly merit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13
UudeIiyered DISPATCHES,

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday night. Office
hours Sunday from 9 to 10 A. NJ. and 3 TO
D P. M:
Aaron Motherall, Thos. Gallagher, w. j.
Lyons, j. NJ. .Carsey, Son & 60, j. E.
Saunders, Rhea, Smith & Co., Joe Tyrone
nous, Mrs. w. A. Soule, M. B. Toney,
]. E. Hayes, Rev. A. 81. BEDFORD. j. c.
Norton, Gov. Brown, Mr.. Dabney q. Maui
ry, Capt. w. J. Hartman, W. E. Byers, j.
f. Caldwell, Gennett q Co., L. II. Lanier
& Co., j. II. Reifsnyder, Lester s. jack
son, Morris & Stratton, Mrs. F. G, Tul-
lidge.
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IMPROVEMENT.

The Chapel, or Lecture room, of Elm
Street Church, has lately been enlarged,
and greatly beautifed. In addition to this
they have constructed an elegant stairway
leading into the main audience room above,
greatly increasing facilities of egress from
that room.
This Church and Sabbsth-school, under
able leadership, have risen rapidly within
the past three years. The membership of
this school numbers about 400, and with
effort could be made the banner school OF
the State. Go and hear them sing this eve
ming at 3 O'Clock, it will do you good.