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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
WeeaIaWa, CeeaI o., Camn Ian,,nr

Oar camp meeting on Sunday was the largest
camp ever held on ths Eastern Shore. From 4
O'Clock AN. to IL o'clock NJ, trains Of eaTriagaS
and wagons extended for two miles In length: et
twelve A. there were several thousand persons in
the beautiful grove, and two thousand BVe hun.
dred Of vehicles. -'-'- -i''''-
Rev. DIR. Matlack, Of Grace Church. Wilu,Ius-
ton, Delaware, electrified the audiance bv ONE n
the most able and eloquent sermons eveE dsIivsrSd
at the camp. -
=, Inc ministers at the encampment are Kemn.
Marrndale' Cook, Logan, Cummings, also PenDx.
PACKER and others OF PhilAdoIphia.
On the grounds Of the encampmsnk thar ar.
TWO eastaEnA, containing eleven thousand oallonS
OF clear and sparkling water, and there are neat
avenues the one leading TO the sprnR bein0 CoI1
wafer avenue. Then there are upper SiSS sTd
lover side avenues, and Broad avenue. the main
entrance 70 the grove and eneampment. FThs
grove Is located on . hill, oOmmandinr Bna visS
OF tue surrounding country. -
Ihere are three large boarding tepts viii,
sieePefB attached, which Is convenIcnt fov
transient visitors. Old Battle Swamp Hotel
ing. e0ON NeAisA'
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wilmington. Lanes..
yer, west Chester, Chester, Elkton, Belair. and
0ther places are represented at the encampuenf
Hacks at Port Deposit meet every train. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
PEMINaULAR NEWS.

The Court House at EastOn, has been repair
ed and painted.
The Primary elections iu Talbot county
come OF, on Saturday next.
Peninsular papers are filed with complaintS
at not receiving their mails
Five horses, near Princess Anne, have, died
Of the collie within two weeks.
1t is feared that the corn crop Of WicomicC
county has sustained considerable injury from
the recent rains.
Its estimated that $500 haYe been scatter
ed among the poer people near QuanticO foI
whOrtleberries this season.
Carl IascAIette, a lad working in the spin
teriDg mill at Salisbury, had his hand terribly
lacerated by being caught in the saw
Peaches in Princess Anne, last week
cooldn't be shipped, and were a drug in tht
market at from 10 TO 90 cents per crate.
1t was two or three days before the paper
at the lower end Of the Peninsula found Ou
what was the matter with the Delaware Rail
road. ~
Mr. Joseph Rasin, of EastOn has purchased
the Lawrence NJ. Strong farm, near Chester
town, Kent county, Nd, 800 acres, with fin
improvements, $11 ,28O.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
Adopt ,he Preventlve PoIler.

Severe spells of biIiOusness Indigestion ebllls and
fever. diarrh@a nervous headache and physical OK
haustOn are quite usual ct this season. These are
visitatiOns which everybody is anxious to avoid.
unquestonAbly fortify the system AGAINST them the
most valuable medical advice which can be offered
at this time to persons subject TO such complaints
at all sensitive TO atmospheric changes Is to com
mence taking this powerful vegetable Alternative and
inyigorant without delay. Forty eight hours viii
not have elapsed after the first desc before mRrket
change will have manifested itself in the condition
Of the system. The ultimate result will be a habi
Of body so regular genial condition so vigorous
that however unhealthy the season may chance :,
be- the system thus refreshed and reinforced will b.
in the best possible trim to encounter II.
Rug27tosep3.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

WILMINGTON CONFERENCES ACADEMY
Work on the Wilmington Conference Acade
ny Ruilqi1g at Dover was commenced last
Monday week, and large force Of wOrkmeu
are engaged in running up the walls as fast
as the btateof weather win admit The buIid.
Is 70 be Completed by the first Of August. 1874.
The cost Is TO % $40, 500, without the heating
apparatus, WHICH viii add 5000 The entire
cost Of the building, ground and incidental ex.
penses will be about $685. zoe. OF this sum
S51, ,20L. % has been donated or Subscribed. m
Is proposed that $40, 900 or SIS 600 will be add
ed to the DnbscFipti lon, which may be necessary
to make y ceEtain that no debt will remain
upon the building or grounds OF the academy.
The academy tsto be built Of brick. The al.
menslons are ~ Ry SO feet, and four stories
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

FIGHT AT WooDLAwN CAMP-sunday evening
during the progress Of the campmeetinR at wood.
laun Grove, Cecil county Md coreidsrS bIo -
citement was caused by QUE VIM. Pierce having
made muderous and unprovoked assault upoiI
the person Of Frank Cherry, with q sharp Aint
stone held in his hand, making two terrible gashes
on the head and face of Cherry. The Sheriff who
was witness 10 the assault, Immediately drew
forth his revolver and demanded Pierce 10 dasist
and caused him 70 be hancuffed at once and tool
nun to the preachers tent, while the crowd was
clamorous TO "hang him" to the nearest tres
order once more having prevailed, an examIna.
Llon 'I 9I Ine wounds OF Cherry were made by sew
he was not dangerously wounded, although tbe
blood wed In great profussOn, but amer a time
he was 50 far recovered as to be able 10 be ne.
moved 70 his home, while, the prisoner was com.
mitted to jail, to await the result Of Cherrys in.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

VIOLENT AsnAULT.- Tuesday last. John
Burton, living near RehobOlh station, on the ].
q B. r. r., was violently assaulted BY BENJAMIN
Manila, Who struck Burton with chair while
they were together at the house of a neiRhbor1
and after disabling him with the char continued
beating him with his fists and kicking him until
he was 20 terribly bruised and mangIed that he
is In danger Of losing his life. The cause is
said 10 be that Burton had insulted Manila by
charge Of stealing melons. The desperate
charc4er OF this assa0lt has caused quite an ex-
citernent ia that 'neighborhood. Manila Was
arrested and held 10 bail for his appearances at
court but failing 10 give bail was sent 10 Georrt
town Jail. His former reputation has not been
very good and hs has the appearance and coun-
tenance ofabadman. Burton died Friday morn ,
ing. wv 81 y tl'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
THE MARKEFs.


PRICES FAIR-A GOOD STOCK OF PRAcHKs AT RIA
soNARLR RATES.
The market this morning seemed to be quite
well stocked, and buyers hAdn reason TO COM
plain, of prices, though, Of course they were not
80 low as they have been. Butter sold at 35 and
40 cents, very fair artlcle being obtainable at
the former prioe.a 3 sgs, % usual were 4S and 80
cents per DOZEN, s1oRly the latter price. Pears
were lie4ty at flOh 90 to 'dOc. per halt peck, Ae-
c3riing to variety. Peaches were quite numerouF,
having been brought here Ia wagons. They sod
from 10 to 30c per half peck, and from 81 % 10
$3.50 per basket, really hne ones could be Obtain
ed at the htteE pfieG OhIekens, live, cold at 80
aud 80 cents; dressed, 81 ana 1920 Other pro
ducts sold as follows: Potatoes, 20a25c. per hall
peck fonbtpes, 6G26 do.; cabbabe, 3i1Oc peH
head !; beets, Scpef bunch; lima beans, 2jc PEI
quart; apples 25c par half peck; corn. lOAl5c per
doz; OnionS, 2bc per string; egg plant, 3alOC
| piece; cdntaloupes, 2a5c each; cucumbers, 49,
per doz.i waternelOns, 6aS0c each; beef, lOa25C
pore popnd; veal, l0a25c do; mutton, l6a2Oc do.
liver, l0c do; corn beef, 6al5c do; lard, l2c do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

BUREED FATALLY.-Y Y ssterday morning. at
West Chester, Ars Peterson, a eOlored woman,
attempted to facilitate the klndlinR of n Gre. by
pouring coal oil upon the wood, an explosion oc.
cuIred' the huid was thrown cOmplet ly ever the
unfortunate woman, and IN an instant Hhe waa an.
VeloPed IN flames She ran out into the ward.
which seTveJ 70 create q current and made bef
sItOaton all the more teFTibla NeiQhbors ptompt.
y responded to her frantic cries for helm, but BE-
fore any assistance arrived her iAeah in many
places was burned 70 cnSp, and her condition is
realty lamentable one. At fastest accounts she
" dead. '---ll -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE EBUsINEss.-Charles Kyle has recov-
,ltthis health and ill give bis personal attention
30 the sale Office cream. cOniecons, nuts ana lrpt
at the N. W. corner of the Second street maIket
house and will he as polite and accommodating as
ever lie will also keep ice cream at the corner
Of Sixth and orange SIS. at his residence. He also
Intends to ct up the Sylvan Springs near The city
railWsy depot, where there will be convenleneles
for picnies and ev cry arrangement for the accom-
modation of all who may wish to pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprising and deserving
the ground. AuBlo-u'"i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
For the Gazette.
WILMINGTON Aug. 81 1873.

HsAHs'" WILMINGTON Aug. q 1873.
Mr.. C.. P. JOHNSON .--DEAR SrR: The com.
munIcaliOR Ia yesferdays Commercial In refer.
ence TO the Republiean Candidates for President
Of the City COahOAi though well timed does moi
give IN full his action IA the last Legislature on
the present License law. The gentleman after
as 1t is stated, vuling in favor OF the bill, not
vithstanding his isPromlse TO vote against 1t, when
the bin as amended by che Senate had finally
passed the House WITH the assistance of his vote
pc having had an interview in the mean vgtiilC
with tho representatives of the liquor interests
VINO were acting rs Lobbyists and beILg fearful
perhaps OfinJurfng his popularity with them
thai the vote BY which 1t had passed be recon
which would have virtually made the whole mi
nullily. This take t. Is carrying water on
both shoulders with a vengence
Truly YonTs &c ONE VINO WAS PRESENT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

y H0RsH SToLRS AND REooyERED-A yalu-
hone btIoneiBg 10 Mr.. Charles L. Bowen. re-
siding near Newark, Worcester county, was
stolen from his stables few nights since. M.
Bowen, suzpecting that the horse had been slol-
en- BY : man residing near Smyrna, Del, but
formerly In his neighbOrhoOd, on Tuesday made
visit 70 that town, and securing the services Of
ofneeA started IN search Of bofse and thief He
.ucceeded IN 6uiing. The horse about miles
from smyrna. but the thief thus far, has eluded
the sOthceEA-Suasax Journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
aooIkrIRal
MGRT1Nos rms iVHKrna.

Hope Lodge, No q; o OF, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, 8 Of I, at 9TH
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A n, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No l3, o U AN, at 7O2
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, U r, ct Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, Ne Q, X Of p, ut knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2lI Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3, X Of T, at Ferris q
Garretts Building, 5O4 Market st,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

Cur HIS THRoAT.-While the barque Alice
c., Capt. John +. DIX, was laying at the Break
water on Wednesday morning the mate, Daniel
Tracy. took it into his hesd to cut his throat but
with poor scuccess. He made quite an ugly cash,
but not Of such as would be likely 70 prove
fatal. He is Q single man and belongs in Boston.
The Captain had him taken ashore and kindly
cared for No reason can be assigned for this
rash act -...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

TER Work OF REPAIRINa.-The work of re-
pairing the damage to the Delaware Railroad
goes bravely on, and it is hoped to have peach
trains running over by tomorrow evening. No
passenger trains will be run over until everything
10 perfectly sound and secure Until through
travel is resumed one passenger train each way
Will be run. These t aims also convey the maiIs
This morning, the frat mail from down the State,
since Saturday, arrived here
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

"THE DAY THE Doc WENT AwAY"-The
woman sWearist Of kIrkwood street was on q
rampage last night before Squire O'Niel She
had two young men up for paying her In her own
coin and giving her little "cussing," One was
fined dollar and costs and the other dismissed be-
cause the good old Squire could not 6nd any day
in his calender upon which the dog went away.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

SLIdHT FIREs-The alarm OF fire about $50
o'loo0k, last evening, was caused by the slight
burning Of job ii. Jacksohsr idence, at Eleventh
aud Washington streets No damage.
The second alarm at 80 o'clock was caused by
q slight fire in Wells store, N. E corner Seventh
and Jefferson streets. DAMAGE aliRht.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

A REPREHENsIBLE AcT-Last market day, q
colored woman bought pair Of live chickens
from one OF the market men. Before she had
conveyed them four squares away, she discov-
cred that one OF the chickens had died, while the
other was just gasping its last. Their death was
caused by chicken cholera Any man who would
thns sell diseased chickens, should be subjected to
hne and Imprisonment, and never again allowed
to come to our market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
LOCAL InrELLIoEmOr. .

Union Loan Association meets tonight.
Nall communication down the State has been
resumed.
Only two drunks, this morning, at Police
Headquarters.
The prospects for the success of the Democratic
ticket are quite good.
The repairs to the Delaware Railroad are being
pushed rapidly forward.
All the DemOcratlo nominations for Ward on
GERS have now been made.
Philadelphia excunionists have almost ceased
coming here within the last week.
Don't forget Mr.. P. I. E. Smiths excursion 10
New York, on the 25th Of September
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

The following are the ofReen Of State Capital
Lodge, No. 80. / o. 9. T., Of Dover, for the term
commencing August 9Th: p. w CT, VIM. E.
Smith; W. q. T., David Bice; w. Y T Mss Mary
Smith; W. r. 8, Jacob c. Bice W. A. g., Miss
GeTtTude Stevenson; W. r. s., ] A Richarueon;
W. Miss Addie Bice; W. C., @. p. Crouch; w.
M + A. Williams; w. Il. ii s., Mrs E. Parsons;
W. L. II, s., Mrs. A. E. Loaand; W. / q, Mss
SUSIE LOaand; w. Q e., James Ratledge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

THROWN FRotG A CARRtAoR. Last even
lpG 9s =, Q. Stotsenburg, Esq, was driving
AlOng West Nlnth street. his h0rBe took fright
and ran away. Between Shipley and Ora nee
h colliaed with large wagon, and was uD-
set and completely broken. NI. 8. was thrown
out, ana sustained several severe cuts and
bruises about the head and face. He was con
yeyed 20 bis hOme, and this morning was do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

EIGHTH WARD NoMINATIoNs-At a meeting
OF the Eighth Ward Democrats held last evening
the following nominations were made: For
CITY Council, Edwin 4. Morrog; For Inspector
Ernest Klunstilber; For Assistant Inspector,
James A. Ziegler.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

A Danbury farmer, who sav q drunken In.
1iviuual carried 70 the Lookup the other eyeui00.
asked his class, last Sunday where people les
e1 to drink the evil stuff? and vas assured bv 4
freckied boy with pimpls on bis nose fhat 4
Was Ia the hay~Reld. t'5-.I 7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

--sAIE O. .MoGeR. AT the regular monthly
messing Of Wilmineioh Loan Aisociation, hsld
lagt evening, $1,000 aoid al 50 per cent. prem.
ium, and o, ,0o0at 32ll 1850
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

A lady from Pennsylvania spent two weeks
among the fashiOnables at the Grand
Central Hotel, Saratoga, and when the time
for departure came, to the utmost horror of
all the other ladies, 1t was found she had
only one trunk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

Carl Wilhelm, the composer OF the famous
German war song, "The Watch on the Rhine"
died yesterday al Schwalkalden, Germany.
The first through train from Charlotte, N. c.,
on the Richmond Air Line Railroad, arrived yes
teTday at Atlanta, Ca
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

A pistol ball, earelessIy aimed 1t 1 stfay Aoo.
came near winding. up the existence of 1fr9
Ssnklnss o. Easton, last Week. Mrs. !. nov
bypcison, no. .bulIets.h Tl-a-s n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

No BKTTER.-A. w. Prettyman and II. A. Laf-
fertY, who were so severely iniUrsd, Monday, by
the fall OF the trestle ON The Delaware Railroad,
ara Sl in precarious conditions, and their recoV-
cry is scarcely hoped for. NI CoFson, another
of the injured, is also In a very bad condition 'l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

ScHooLs.-Those who wish to BE- pupils in
schools, No, l. or No. next term should apply
Tor seats at the opening OF the schools next Mon
day as these schools will be filled in q few days
from the Primary Sohoolf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

CHEAP CoAL.-stoYe at 1856. Nut, $5I5 Per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge VIM j. BROWN
JnlY lst-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

LARGEST NUr Coal in the city at MM. J.
BROWNS South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

CoMMRNCED.-Ths large rolling mills OF J.
Marshall & 90, at Newport, went into blast on
Monday. The firm commenced operations with
about seventy hands.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
BoNps. sTOCKs. aOLD. q
COAWELLA WOODALI..

Civil Engineers and Surveyors,
Rsam. Mes. Exchange Building,
7th and Market Streets.
Wilmington, Del.
81 c9EwgLL. Dan. WoODA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

E. IG.:E:. St made on deposits of specific sums for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

COLLECTIONS
0fDiVidends, Notes, Interest Drafts. &C.. made Wit
despatch. and hecoHnted for the day payment Is re
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
CIIRCKs

On Banks In Philadelphia. New. York, Boston. Bal
tinOre DelaWaFo, Pennsylvania and Washington
viii be credited on receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
ORGANIZED IsAs.
y Ne. sOa alarke. street.
WILMINGTON. DEL

Deposit Accounts. subjecs 70 eheck at sight (same
e. 81 National Bank } solicited from hTms eoTDo-
TatiOns and individuals.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04

SuirIns.--In the United States /, ma Of
tee. OF the District OF Cars, IA City, >.,sGs.
The Peo,!c of the United States 10 J, In
Reeves. John Sullivan and James Cr:wto-,i and
Louis MiraEdet;o greeting:
lUy are hereby summoned to ap;far NrfCr.
me- Mt my office. in Carson City. On the EiGETA
DAY of MARCH. A. u. 1873. at 10 O'Clock. B. NJ.
to answer the complaint OF The Central Pacific
Railroad Company. av,rting your clsi!. 10 The
West half of Nor llcast quarter. and W. - lLT
Of Southeast cuartGr Of Section ven u Y,
ship sixteen 40 n. X. nineteen Ial East:
Yves, half of Northwest quarter. an,. W'st half
Of Southwest quarter IF Secti, II FIVE o. Town
ship sixteen nGl N. X. tI9l nin.tr Il East: East
half of Northwest quarter ard East haif Of
Southwest quarter Of Section five (5) Township
sixteen (1fl n. r. nineteen ti"1 East and SW y,
of NV 1 and SWir Of Me-, Of section II. fowns =
ship tl6) n. r. 10 East to be I'M ust and iliFssl.
and. then ard there. do yoT sh Nv cause. if AIRY
there h.. why the claim Of said Central Pacific
Railroad Company shall not be recognized NJ
Just and legal. and he allowed to- enter the said
land failing in which ju,iem. mt will he taken
against you.
To the United States Marshal or d. putzed
Cirizrn-ereeting: Make service and return
MreSf.
Given under my hand this thru day q. T+b-
ruary. 4. d. 1873.
ADOIPHUS Waltz.
Register. ri Carson City District.
ftbii-3Cd
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l'hiaus.eEp2o.a * Erie Railroad
WIN EH Tune Table.

WIZ ER ItME TABLE.
On and fter >uptHy Qct .tth, 1872, the Trains
on the Phlatc' .lha ~ Eri. Railroad will run as
iollowA:
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IsON-T0N FaJ.tTATIoN slGNAhs

Sut oa receipt Of 20 cts. Unique rtinring and
lrb'ishiIg House. 80 Vrsey Street New YORK
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WAGE NS

NOR all who Rre willing to work. Any person,
Y" o'd or Young, of either sex, can make rom $40
to S5J pef week at home cay or evening. anted
by all Suitable to ether city or Couptry, and any
season of the year Thi isa rare Opportunity for
make nm independent living. No capital toing
reg,iired. Our pamphlet, "nOW TO MAKE A
LlVi &C." living full INSTRUCTIONS, sent on receipt
snia, Westcbester Co, N. 7.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. q. & 3. ". Is.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. l. NO. 7.
Leave Irvine. i2.15PM. $40 P VI
Leave Oil City 600 A NJ. 2.30 NJ. $50 P NJ
- Pet. Cen $50 :" 3.37 " S.33 /"
" Titusv. 7,l0 :. 4,25 9.l5 "
Arrive Cory $50 =" 600 h" 1910 "
No a-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City $50 A NJ; Pet Centre.
0,l3; Titusville, ll.05; Az. Cory, l2,4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. No. 4. NO. G.
Leave Cory, 1888 A NJ. 6.lOAM 6.20 p NJ
&" Titusv. II, 2OP NJ. 7.30 7.3o
:" p. Cen. l,20 3" SIT " SIS "
Arrive 0. City 200 900 " 800 "
" Irvine. 500 ll.3S "
No. lO--Accommodatinn Freight.
Leaves Cory LAO p m; Titnsv. 2.55; Pet
Centre. 3, So; Ar at Oil City, 4,3O p m.
aSg- No. 3 and rln on Sunday.
~Commenc ug Nov Sd trains will run
by Pbiadelphia time. which is TEN MIN
UTEs FASTER than our time.
il LAWRENCE. Gen. Supt.
c. ]. HEPBUHN. .As.'r.ult.
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'PIET'aEbUE2G 2GzEAVE WAY.
Time Table takes effect Nov. 3, .S72.
s0UTuwAED


station for jamestown, N. Y, aud connection
with A. Il G. W. trains east aud west. Connects at
Warren With trains east and west the T.. ,S L.
RR. u. THAYSR Gcn1 Supt.,
Dunkirk, New YoIk.
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Withdraw the files Of such papers or period
icals at bis pleasure. .
e Papers, periodicals., books &c, may
be used freely by any person complying
herewith, bst not in harsh, careless or
injurious manner, and must be returned to
the place assigned for e IN the room.
:. Az papers, periodicals, &c, shall be
kept, when not in use, upon the walls OF
the room, If practically and the place o.
eaci be labelled with IT'S name IN large
type so as to be plainly seen aod easily
found.
A hearty invitation is extended to th,
young men and the public, TO call anC
peruse the papers, and make themselves a
home.
The practbility of having religious in
s,ruction, and the rea hing the OF Hoy Bib,
in our public schools was discussed
Twelve names were proposed Tor mem
bership The society IL in a fourishin,
condition, and CO operation OF all III
churches is desired.
W. J. KLINE, Rec Sec'y
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The association having recently ft.l
mp and conveniently arranged ,horn.w
Hall adjoining tbe Bapu-. Church. con..r.
ed there .a-t Monday evening E, .
unanimous vote of the association fie-..I
ing rooms viii be open from z Go lUor..rs
every evening. Secular and religion.
papers ar. KEEP. on ODE, and are free .or ths
Ferusal OF any who wish To- avail Them.
selves OF their u-e in ;be Hall The
following regulations we're adopted for ,hs
reading room.
J. the B.aIi1s Room oftheY.M.CA
shall J.. op,a every nigh. on week DAYS
from TO lO o clock but tle use of aar.--.
periodical, Wc.t is prohibited dlsuk ,he
meeting Of tHe Association
The reading room shall no FREE to AL
who wI.I comply with these revuIations
3. Loud talking and Hu1u.rr. or any
Ooifieriou, behavior, the use o., .oL,ec, i1
any iormi aud ur-entlsuarIy conIuc. Of
Whatever nlt-re, Fre strictly prohibited
g. No papers. periodicals. books. p...
lures or other property Of Che Aasoc.a,i9r
shall De- t from the room by anv
perso1 .Iiho. leave
D. A.t pr.0u I1ra ng pSpers period .
zeal tc. wh such understanding. NAV