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The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

lem ADVERTISEMENTS.


NORTGAts tsE SALE;.-whereas. on the sd
.Nl day OF June A. 1870, the First Unyersais Church
Of Ottawa eNecued and delivered to the First CongegS
onal Church and Soc ety OF ottawa mortgage upon ns
No. Two In Block No. Thirteen In the Original Town nov
city, OF Ottawa which mortgage ouy ed for record
the eth day of June D. 1870 ami duly recOrded In BOOK
No l9 at 40, OF the Records OF La sale county. IN
state of Illinois, which mortgage given secure
prOmssOry notes of date with said mortgage,
the of fifteen hundred dollars for the
of two thousand dollars and the other for the sum OF rwO
the first days OF January A. 1871, 1872 and
1873 the last mentioned note bearing interest At the ras
Of ten per cent per annu after the first day of January
A.. ID. lS,9;
And whereas is provided In ard lv said mortgage st
In of default In the payment OF said notes by said Fs;
niversais Church oil OTTAWA said First Congregational
Church and Society OF Ottawa It's assigns. that then n
such said First Congregational Church and society OF
Ottawa Its legal representatives attorney after havng
advertised said premises for tor thirty days In
published In ottawa might sell said premises or any
First Unve sas thurch OF ottawa and It's assigns thereia
public yende the highest bidder for cash. the Court
House. at the Time appointed In such advertisement and
upon the making OF such sale to execute deed to the
chaser for convey In fee OF the premises s0ld
And whereas said first above described has
ly paid by said First Unversas Church Of ot. and
said notes secondly and thirdly above menonedhaye beer
assigned the undersi gned, william Thomas tr
First Congregational Church and Society OF Ottsws
And whereas upon said last two notes consiaerabe>'
OF interest and principal remain due and unpaid;
Eow therefore. the undersigned, William Thomas, as
the assignee OF said notes and the legal representative OF
said First Congregational tLurch and Society OF Ottawa
yrtuc OF he OF sale In said mortgage contained
WILL the iourth day of May 49, Al the south conr
OF the County Court HOue In Ottawa in the county OF La
sale and state Illinois, hour Of O'Clock IN tbs
OF said day. sell the said premises above described
public auction, for cash IN hand ~ the highest bidder
and sHd deliver To the purchaser al said sale
WILLIAM THOMAS Assigned
Ottawa H.. April Sd. 1875.
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Hon. VIM. Reddick returned from Springfield
few days ago. after having spent several weeks
at the capital. He had big hand, we suspect,
in squelehing the movement to repeal the social
ed Reddiek liquor law, ard did some good work
towards preventing the removal of the Supreme
Court from Ottawa, though he gives Mr.. Hisc
the chief credit for defeating that movement
He thinks the legislature will stiourp .,I,Y, ,p.
10Th inst
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Sweet cider, perfectly pure, at Piergue's.

Spring has come and with it the time for
house cleaning and painting. Before you paint
call on E. Y. Griggs, he has a large stock of
paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, &c, which will
be sold very low.
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ANNoINCENILNT>.

W. announce ARTHUR Lo,EwooD candida. r.r
Iraa Assessor.
d, rae request 0f many "a. sayer.. e. %. BLACA e.I
p- e,la.ilte Tor The o.c. oi -rl Collector 40 tE. .as
.lE r..r-.5l.
A; te rer-est % msuy ciJzels. ~ announce JoHS "
KELLY cAa-iaic .o- Tos- CoIsr,oT d, ti- en.sHg
toUl election
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THE TRI-WEEKLY TINES,

Four.page Sheet will be mailed to subscribers every
Wednesday Fhfay and Sunday mornings This edition is
designed supply those who have not the mall facilities TO
obtain the daily issues and yet desire paper otcner than
OnC A Wpck
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
Oysters, fresh and luscious, at Picrgue's.

Everybody is invited to call and see our mann
moth spring stock Of clothing and ascertain our
prices. A. ALsCHULER,
AT the Yellow Corner
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NOR SAIE-pL

I'OR SALIc-PLANING MiIl-In the growing
city OF la sale, H. Tne only mill In the place Gas
twenty i've horsepower engine, with double fine hoici
Swpil he and Pnetap condenser. Erstc Noo..
working machinery \ good run Of custom work, and
large, airy work shop In second story.
A splendid chance ior a edTpen ter build n.
Price O. 5OOO made easy. Reasons seiin-
health and pressure oI -thcr business Inquire Of
JAMES LANING,
April 3-iw Paunix Glass ", rks. La sale. IL
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The heart is q wonderful Pump, the valves c.
which open and shut seventy or eighty times
per minute II an alcoholic stimulanJ boz taken
into the blood the pumps works much faster,
and this unnatural speed wears out the vital MA
chinery. All the Intoxicating uOstrum, llyrr
ti-cd Js tDnics,' 'rgIgvuturS,' 'eorrcctiycs, Ne.
produce this disastrous effect. and hence alI iu
telliEcut Christians are tuaukiUl that DR.. Walk
-r', Vegetable Vinegar Bittcr--an IuyigUrsuf
and Alternative without ,ting-is oycrywh,re
-upulJHtII- tLc-c proprietary ppi-Ons myt1at
Letter and bill heads made speciality 30 t.e
ELLr INAnIE niIir..
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Everybody is invited to call and see our man.
moth spring stock Of clothing and ascertain our
prices. A. ALscHuLER,
At the Yellow Corner.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Everybody is invited to call and see our NAM
moth spring stock Of clothing and ascertain our
prices. A. ALsCHULER,
At the Yellow Corner.
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Graniola, at Phillips Bros.
4 Private Soiree,


The largest masquerade party ever held in this
city was given Thursday evening, April 1st, by
Mrs. Edward Eames and her daughter at their
residence in East Ottawa. Over one hundred
and seventy invitations were issued. Every i'm
aginable character was represented, among them
Miss Louia Eames as the Girl of the Period, ,
Mrs. II. C. Nash and Miss Edith Allen rs High
land Laddies with Mr.. II. c. Nash as Highland
Lassie,' and Miss Nellie Hamilton us Snow Flake ,
Miss Minnie Woodruff, of Lacon, H., as The
Child of the Regiment acted her character out TO
perfection, the Princes, Dukes, Lords and officers
being completely captivated with her childlikc
facinations. Miss Emma Allen as 'Topscy' won
the admiration of the entire party. Hat Cole in
his role OF Duke was at home in his costume
and won many compliments
All in all the affair was the elite entertainment
Of the season, there being no attendants in cos
Tunes rich, elegant and in keeping with the
best of taste.
The repast was elegant and in keeping with
the grandeur Of the rest OF the entertainment
The party tripped the light fastastic until 3
o'clock A. NJ. when with the expressed desire
that they might enjoy many happy returns of
the hospitality OF Mrs. Eamcs and daughter, they
wended their way homeward.
Prof Willis band furnished the music, which
was highly complmented as usual.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Choice sugar cured hams, bacon and dried
beef, at Phillips Bros.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Barnett has run of to New York again, but the
boys un the store as usual, and offer the best
bargains in clothing in the city
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Call and see those fine White Shirts with re.
versatile cuffs, something new, at A. Frank II
Cos, The Peoples Clothicrs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

smurr Il Lorriaux won't be undersold in paints
and oils.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Mooney offers the finest line of boys clothing
TO be found in the city, and at lowest prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

\ child was run over by 4 farmers wagon near
the corner OF Ia sale and Superior streets ye..
,teIday morning. We were unable 10 obtain ann,
lpaaticulars, only that the person in charge Of The
team made the announcement 20 Justice Lqcl,-
wood
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
If You insist on buying at bargain, call on
Jake Christman

Messrs. Colwell, Clark Il Co. have commenced
the work OF clearing away the debris preparatory
to erecting their new and elega2t Opera House.
over a hundred hands are employed and all goes
as lovely as the click of a Seth Thomas clock.
May the enterprising firm have fair sea aud
good sailing until their craft is launched and wc
will guarantee hostc Of spectators to witness
their opening
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

~ Everybody is complaining OF dull times,
but it is not at 4. Frank & Cos, who are kept
busy supplying their numerous customers with
new, fine and stylish clothing.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

NJ. Stefel & Cos offer extra bargains in boys
spring suits.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

NJ. stiefel " Cos offer extra bargains in boys
spring suits
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

lnvalids and dyspeptics use graniola, at Phil
lips Bros,
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Barnett has run of to New York again, bu
the boys run the store as usual, ana offer TIE
best bargains in clothing i'm the cityi
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Everybody j, invited to call and see our nam
moth spring stock OF clothing and cetcrtain our
prices. \. AL>CHULER,
At the yellow Corner.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

The Great Wester trunK is offered o., VI
Stiefcl n Co., cheaper than ever.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Call on Forbes x Gehring before huying your
paints.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Barnett has run off to New York again, but the
boys run the store as usual, and offer The best
bargains in clothing in the city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

We want everybody in La Sale county to visit
our immense establishment and look at our new
spring styles for men and BOYS wear.
\. FRANK n Co,
The Peoples Cloth.ers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Everybody is invited to call and see our mann
moth spring stock of clothing and ascertain our
prices. A. ALsCHULER,
he NallnIy (orpnr
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Fine stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades
at Osman and Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

The Great Western trunk is offered by VI
SlIciel ~ CO., cheaper than ever.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Furnishing goods Of the latest agony, at NJ
Stiefcl ~ Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Fredm,n sell. IL cans Of tomatoc. for Is cts.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

friedman sells stt can. of Tomatoes FOR Is cts
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

friedman sell, ait cans of tomatoes for 20 cts
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Barnett has run OH to New York again, hu
the. boys run the store as usual and offer III,
best bargains in clothing in the city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Smurr Lorriaux won't be undcrsold in paints
and oils
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
The Nest Side MlnstreIS.

If you want to live long 'und brosper' buy
your clothing OF Jake Christman
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

All kinds of green and dried fruits, at Phillips
Bros
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Millinery HeadauarterS

The FREE TRADER Office turns out the best job
work in the county
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Mrs. Harper IS daily receiving new styles of
spring goods. Call and sec the yerylla'est styles
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Spelling match o., Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening. spelling TO begin at Z,
O'clock Pm. Prize, volume Dickens work. Com
petition open To all.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Fishing tackle oranges and lemons, at Pierguet
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Freedman sells , IL cans of tomatoes for II cts.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Mooney offers the finest line Of boys clothing
to be found IN the city, and at lowest prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

If you want to live long 'und brospcr' buy
your clothing of Jake Christman.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

II you will wear clothes get them Of jake
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Don't forget that On, imported cigars can De
had al E Y Gris-s'
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Our Steamer.

Smurr Il Lorriaux won't be undersold in paint,
and oils.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

For Early Rose potatoes 90 to Frcdnan',.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

For Early Rose potatoes 90 to Frcdmau's.
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moth spring stock of clothing and ascertain our
prices. A. AIsCHULER,
At the Yellow Corner.
All kinds of green and dried fruits, at Phillips
Bros.
Everybody is invited to call and see our man.
moth spring stock Of clothing and ascertain our
prices. A. ALsCHuLER,
At the Yellow Corner.
Choice sugar cured hams, bacon and dried
beef, at Phillips Bros.
Everybody is invited to call and see our nam.
moth spring stock Of clothing and ascertain our
prices A. ALscHuLER,
At the Yellow Corner
lnvalids and dyspeptics use graniOla, at Phil
lips Bros,
Mooney offers the finest line of boys clothing
to be found in the city, and at lowest prices.
Fishing tackle, ,oran gcs and lemons, at Pierguc's
Call and see those fine White Shrts with re.
versatile cuffs, something new, at 4. Frank IL
COS, Inc FcOplc tloJhlcTs.
Call on Forbes x Gehring before buying your
paints,
Remember the Peoples Clothing House of A.
Frank " Co., when you want new goods, new
styles, good material ard low prices.
Fine stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades,
at Osman and Hapeman's.
t4y' Everybody is complaining OF dull times,
but it is not so at 4. Frank & Cos, who are kept
busy supplying their numerous customers with
new, fine and stylish clothing.
For Early Rose potatoes 90 TO Frcdman's.
If you want to live long 'und brospcr' buy
your clothing of Jake Christman.
Mooney offers the finest line of boys clothing
TO be found IN the city, and at lowest prices
Friedman sells , IL cans Of tomatoes for u cts.
Barnett has run off to New York again, but the
boys run the store as usual, and offer the best
bargains in clothing in the city.
Furnishing goods Of the latest agony, at VI
Stiefel ~ Co.'S.
Barnett has run OIL to New York again, hut
the. boys run the store usual, and offer the
best bargains in clothing in the city.
The Great Wester trunk is offered uy VI.
Stiefc X Co, cheaper than ever.
The Great Western trunk is offered by VI.
Stlciel ~ Co., cheaper than ever.
Barnett has run OIL 10 New York again. but
the boys run the store as usual ana. offer the
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23
E.f. Kunke!,s Bitter Wine oflro n

For the cure of weak stomach, general de-
biuty, indigestion, disease OF the peryous
system, constipation. acidity Of the stomash.
and all cases requiring tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and
emclent salt OF lrou we possess; Citrate OF
energetic Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Wan Bark.
Inc enect in many cases Of debility. loss OF
appetite. and general prostration, Of an e1lci-
ent Salt OF k0n, combined with our Valuable
Nerve, Ia most happy. It augments the sp-
petite, raises the pulse, takes or muscular
nabbiness, removes the pailor Of debility and
gives = ncrid yigor to the co,lntcnanoe.
Do you want something TO strengthen you \
Do you want good appetizer Do YOU want
to build up your constitution? Do you want
to feel well? Do you want TO get rid Of ner-
vousness? Do you want enerry? Do Won
want to sleep well? Do you want brisk and
Vigorous feelings If you do, try Kunkel's
This truly valuable tonic has been 60 thor.
oughly tested BY all classes Oh the communi.
y that It now deemed indIspeasable as
. tonic medicine. 1t costs but little, pur,aes
the blood and gives tone to the stomach,
renovates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable touis
Price u per bottle. E. F. KCNKEI. aols
proprietor, No. 10 North Ninth street. below
Vine, Philadelphia, Pa.
sod BY druggists aud dealers everywhere.
No. 25e. Tape wOrM 2S0
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
Ter to patients treated. DIT. E. 3. Kunkel
No. 9SsN Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad,
also removed.
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THIRD EDITION.
RGssk Suspension.
suaaen Collapse sfthe Band OF Brandy
wine, ef West Chester.

Sndaen Collapse Of the Hand OF Brandy
wine, sf West Chester.
Yesterday morning, the Bank Of Bran
dywins, OF West Chester, owing to an
overstrain upon its resources, failed to
opsn its door. About 1890 o'clock the
following notice was posted on the door
Of the bank.
This bank finding itself unable 10
meet the continuous drain upon its de-
posits and feeling it to be unjust to Al.
low depositors living in town any chances
OF pi efereacs over those at o distance.
has decided not 70 orsr its door. this
morning.
10 n entirely safe to say that depositors
need feel no uneasiness. as the assets of
the bank are unquestionably able to pay
them in full at an early day"
During the morning the Officers and
Directors held Q meeting with their
counsel, John ]. Pnkerton and Hon.
Wayne Maeveagh, the result Of which is
unknown, nothing being made public
There have been rumors shoat that the
institution was likely to be converted
into National Bank, but such rumors
are entirely without foundation.
now making the necessary arrangements
for an assignment for the benefit of its
creditors.
No deposits were taken on Tuesday.
Money and books were received from de-
positors. but all such will be returned to
their respective owners. In conse-
quence Of losses during the panic and
other losses sustained since, also q con-
tinued depression Of the business Of the
Institution, the affairs Of the bank
became in such q condition, that sus.
pension was inevitable.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23

Astonishing how many poor men &
whiskey ring makes-when it is shown
up. Here is Bingham, of Indianapolis.
running whole river of CROOKED i
psuperized 70 that extent that be had
to close his largest distillery. Here il
Powell so poor that he takes a watch
and chain. Aere Is Morton's HOLLOWAY
constrained to exc out his meagre
whiskey perquisites by taking care OF
postofice, and Mckee actually forced
to run newspaper. And Logan, too
magnanimously publishes Ia advance
the fact that between the Senate snd
crooked" he is $4,000 out at the
present moment; and by the same
token Mr. Grant sells his st. Louis
steed for q song, and mortgages his
his real estate in New Jersey ali at the
same time. Did he sell the span OF
horses Mcdonald gave hims And has
Gen. Babcock disposed of those many
carotted diamonds. the property OF
himself and family?
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23
FOURTH EDITION
GENERAL NEWS

The Bank of BrandywIne, at West
ling.
Hon. William E. Spooner, of Mssss-
chusetts, has resigned the Vice Presi.
mission.
The National Bank Of Commerce of
Cincinnati; with q capital of $500. 600
and the Traders Natiosal BANK of
Charlotte N. c., with q capital OF
$loo,000, have been authorized to
commence business,
The Granger case, which involve
me rlgnt OF States to regulate the car
ry1ng rate: Of railroads, will be furth.
Or argued In the Supreme Court of the
= nited States on the 1lth of January,
As they cannot come before the
Judges for consultation until alta
.sat Time, the published statement as
70 the nature Of the decision is errop
eous.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23
EDITION.
THE FRIENDSHIP BAIr.
me Centennial Celebration M the
SrAhd opera House - Decor. tions-~
supper st the Clayton House. g.

Last night the grand Centennial ball
lot tne friendship S. T. h. Company.
came on at tho Opera House, and was
quite largely attended. The doors open.
ed at 90'ciock, and by $50 O'Clock. a
cood sized audience Rad assembled IN
stairs and down. ~
me Hall was decorated ana prepared
for the occasion with great taste and
skill. The front Of tine balcony and the
posts were arrayed with bands Of ever.
green. interspersed With hanging bas kets.
fiags, and handsome ohromos. Around
the balcony. were hung ten cages, each
one containing beautiful canary. whose
sweet warblings fairly rivalied the music
OF hichle,s orchestra. The upper pro-
scenium boxes were each ornamented
with two large flags, beneath which were
Two silver tir0 horns, crossed. Across
the stage was triple arch Of eyerereens.
the centre one supporting a miniature
Goddess OF Liberty. Back Of this arch.
was smaller one, across the tor Of
which was the word Friendship in
brilliant gas Jets. Tho stage scenery
was arranged TO represent a garden, for.
est and river view. A beautiful little
| cologne fountain was placed at the front
| of the stage.
at o:45 o'clock, forty-seyep eouples.
led of by Chief Conductor Thomas HAYES
and Miss Reed. issued from the rear Of
the stage, passed under both arches, and
gracefully went through the Friend.
ship Grand March," As each lady enter.
ed upon the march, she was presented
with beautiful programme, gotten up
in the highest style Of the art. They far
exceed any fancy programme ever seen
at ball in this city.
After the promenade dancing was kept
up until about 1890 O'Clock, when the
entire company, numbering about one
hundred and fifty proceeded to the Clay
ton House, where a splendid supper had
been prepared. The bill of fare was ex-
cellent, and for nearly an hour the com .
pany discussed the good things on the
table with Keen relish.
| After supper the dancer, returned TO
the Opera House, where dancing was re.
snmed with zest. and continued until
an early hour this morning. Everybody
enjoyed themselves. and altogether il
WAS one Of the most successful balls ever
given in this city.
| Among the visitors present were the
Chief Engineer, and the President of all
the companies of the Chester Fire De-
partment. Chief Engineer Mccall,
First Assistant Vandever and Council-
man Louis T., Lynch also Grsced ho ball
by their presence.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23
Police Cases.

Your honor, Pm an inebriate, -
said trsmping fifer, as he entered
the police station this morning ffe in
hand and dofed his hat to Justice
Frazer, who was presiding At Mayors
Court. His name was Joseph plunket,
his late residence Baltimore, and as he
was without visible means of support
the Justice committed bim to New
Castle for sixty days.
David Coston. col, was arranged
on q charge of keeping q disorderly
house in Elizabeth street. But as
David proved that he was only having
little jollifcation over his recent
marriage he was discharged.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23

PATENT Coal WAooN.-slessrs
Mills d Combs, extensive coal dealers
OF this city have invented and patented
q very ingenuiously constructed coal
wagon, which Is by far superior to any
thing OF the kind ever made. The
wagon has an extension or sliding
frame, which can be run out six OF
eight ieet, and the body, which i,
placed on wheels, runs on to this
frame, when the front is elevated
to such q heigh. as to cause the coal
TO run down to the shoot and through
It into the cellar. No matter how wide
the pavement, the wagon does not
have to be run upon it, which is great
advantage il has over other wagons,
We regard this wagon perfect in every
respect, and do not see where any
Improvement is necessary or where any
Improvement can be made, and we are
fully convinced they will take the
place OF the present old style and
clumsy wagons now used for the
delivery of coal. Space has been
secured at the Centennial Exhibition
for these wagons, and we doubt not
they Will be an important feature on
that grand occasion. Messrs. Mills &
Combs display the same superior
Judgment in the selection and protec.
tion OF their coal as they have done in
the manner of delivering it, as their
large and increasing sales testify. We
wish them abundant Success in their
merited enterprise.
SALE OF MoNkY.-Last night. nj The
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23

b,n,; ,M,;llGIoUs. - Three persons were
TRap.sed Rsa.ld on Sunday last at the Second
bsp,;.' bGs' church, and several are to be
ms.a pa.sd next Sunday evening, Two
~ lungs are now held: each week
T." Wednesday and Friday evenings.
~. Fla Persons arose for prayers at the
svs.;y y evening meeting. The Friday
t,ys Ing meeting Of next week, viii
tba e special reference to the close of
a .s,: s,: The pastor has Organized
Sbault sault Bible class in the Sundsy v
younn i9r male and female, old and
.it.rg .ig 1t meets at Q o'clock in the
q ia'cn hi" and all are cordially invited
vc.. ,uia the study of Gods toord, SER
sss every Sunday morning and night.
hangers welcome.