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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-24

William II J rrd ., Captain . h lgftnrry. cum
ma-ding GO. A., . ~ luf nrry add Purt.
jes-e NJ. LIE. lei Lieutenant H.h Infantry. A. A
q VI a'd A C.S
L r herrson. 9nd Lirulcnant Q L Infantry.
Post AdjuIHnt.
Jno r. Randolph Major r. $. A.. Post Surgeon.
Jno. idg. ~, A 4. Surgenn
+. Mear-. CrpIHiu Q Il I muiY, cOmmlni'r -. ].
Jas. McB. Sirmhel, 2ud iirufenH"I. 9In Infantry.
Til 5. i. Barrowes, Captain h r~pfan.ry. comd'g
W. l. Carpenter, lot Lieutenant h Infantry,
VIM. b Poase. 1T L1euteuan!s'h Infantry. CON-
handing Co. y.
Jno. A. BALDWIN. and Lisutsnaut 9Th Infantry.
Co. u.
A.. II. Won Leutzw Il. lst Lleu:enau Ord Cavalry,
Geurge II. Griffith, let Lieutenant 9th Infantry,
Co. A.
Absent-sick
Capt. @. v. Henry, SD Cavalry.
Absent
Capt. MI Fitzgerald. 9Th t~ncdnty-sick.
I'd Lieut.. ~. s Wyatt, OH Infantry, ON duty At
Military ACADEMY.
Isl Lieni, Jno. c. Thompson, srd Cavalry, re,
cruiting service.
2nd Lieut.. Jro. G. Bourke. Sd Ca, airy, A. D. C.
TO Gen. Crook.
RED cLo~D ~AGEScY-NEB1A "A.
]. J. SavilIe. US Indian Agent.
Martin Gibbons. thicf clerk.
sheridan VI. BrHtucy.~ Commission Cle-k.
Sp lrrun P. SNOW, Agency Ply siciau.
George Knox, Postmaster.
Traders.
]. W. Dear.
b. +. Waltcrs.
Todd Randall.
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BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, I6R street
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, I6th Strstt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-24

LEATHER & FINDINGS.
9IEPHEN BON, 1871 street
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
g. l.. HOLT, Post-oFce Ruydia0
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
:. FL. WOOn Eddy street
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE Il WARREN, 18th 81
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CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
!. Il. WOODS, Eddy strest
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DRY GOODS.
MARKS K MYERS, EIdU street
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CLOTHING.
I. AELLMAN, 18Th street
MARAS x MHER, Eddy street
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GROCERIES.
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PEASE 4 TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
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UNDERWOOD & MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
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President Of City Bank.
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dissolution.

The copartnership of CARTER s. HOPKINS
Is this day dissolved by limitation. Thsnklng
our friends for the patronage so generously ex-
Tended to Us In the past, we would bespeak 3
Continuance Of the same to our Mr.. EDW ARD
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rs branches. We would call the attention of
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making settlement at once.
Very respectfully,
CARTER s HOPKINS.
The Plains, Va, April l, 1875 (mh30- eo3t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20
! @oiem.N

gs lit cine iebr alsemeine Slase, bab
Don ben &oisnitrGudern unS namsntlid
non ben boditdmmisen, bic man aus San:
beIss@ artnereien be;iebt, gar uieIe 81
grunbe seben. Die 8erIuite betrasen,
ielbft penn bic gewurseluns uno bic Vers
sSIuns frdftis unS seiunb iinb, minbeitens
1870 Sro;ent, Defenders wenn mad benz
8eriessn raube unb auStrofnenbe Weits
unb NorSwinbe eintreten. Sdufis usrs
trotnet bann Dos G6elreis uno itirbt ab,
che Der Stamm i3eit senu9 erbielt, ii9 ses
b6ris gu beuurseln. Sei Stolen nit penis
pber i@wa@en 8urSeIn iino bic @erlnite
nod piel bebeutenoer. Oieiem llebelitanbs
Idbt ii6 bur9 folsenbes erprobte Serfabren
bebeutens abbeIfen:
Sobalb man bic Stolen srbdlt, fteae man
b~ieielbsn nit ben 0urseln in einen Oiinnen
9rci aus 9ebm unS Waiier, unb Iaiie fe
in Oemielben einise Stunoen perbleiben.
Damn planSe man ie III Der sew0bnIi3en
Beiie elm, nobel man barauf gu ieben bat,
baB ie ni9t tieier einseiebt werSen, ais iie
friber i'm goSsn itanbeu. Wenn Die Wur>
seln gut einsetreten, besoien unb nit Grbe
bebedt iinb, biese man bic Stamm9en pors
fi3ti9 niebsr unb beoste iie iammt Der 6rone
! SUB bod nit Grbe, gang 10 wie man inn
!Serbft bic 0tOien gum Sdut sesen bic
Bintertdlte ein;usraben pflest. Sn bieier
Gage laHe man ie 2-3 8o9en uerbleiben,
ipeIde 3eit binrei6t, bic uouitdnoise Ses
warSeIuns Der Stdmmden Su beuirfsn.
Sm Sale lie wenis ooer i6wa6 bepurSslt
Iinb, fam ma iie audi einise @o6en ldnser
einsesraben IaNen. SIT bic @itteruns isbr
troden, 10 mus bus gauge Sect Oftcrs mits
telit Der grauie tii3tis bssoisn wsrOsn.
Our3 bies Seriabren laien ii6 ielbit
i9pa3e unb trdntlide Stolen obne Gefabr
p%srpflan;en.
3npeilen fonimt es aleroinss Dor, baB
bas Rieberle9eu Der Stolen i9pieris lit, I'M
benz basu Der &aum manselt. Damn UNI,
binbs man bic sam3en Stdmme iammt Der
Srone gut NIT MoOs, unO guar i3On Dor
Dem 9sriesen, bette is an YfdbIe gut an,
bamit Der Winb iie ui9t bin unS Der weben
fam, mas bic Sepursehns sri6wert. Sci
trodener Witterung balt man Sas Moss
feu6t.
9lud beim gerpflansen Don wurSeIrei6en
Stolen ms freie 2anb, lit es gut, is cine
Seitlans 70 in MOos einsebunOem gu balten.
Bobl 1T bic ROie cine barte Yflanse, absr
bod siemIid empfinbIi3 sesen Sas Ser.
jeben. Goien, weI6e bereits aussetriebsn
baben, seben fait INNER 81 @runSe, Uenn
man midt bic Obisen YoriidtsmaBreseIn
beoba9tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20
Wnoere Staatcn.

Der beriibmt seporbene Sutrotuns
mel in Neuaba, sebt trot Der SinberniIle,
melde bic californii9e Sanf bieiem 8erfe
b%ereitet, ieiner goaenSuns entsescn. Die
fer rielise Stolen fibrt unter Der Gomitods
9lSer binues uno iOu Sa;u bienen, ben sabls
rei6en S9a6ten bieier rei6en Silbermine
einen lei9ten aussans gu seudbren.
Mebrere bieier S6adte iinb idon beute
1000 Sub tief, ie tiefer bic Mine, bsito rsi>
der unb ersiebiser miro iie; aber aud bic
gearbeituns wirb nm 10 i9wieriser.
SlSolpb Sutro, Elm in Oeuti6lanb sebilbez
ter gersbau~eS nsenieur, calfuIirte gang ri6=
tis, baB elm FOLDER Stollen fir iebsn S9a6t
pom unberedenbarem Wertbe iein muB. in.
benz berielbe nidt MIR bas Waiisr ablabt
unS bic S6adte uentilirt, ionbern aud einsn
Bes CUR GasfOrberuns bes GrSes seudbrt.
Der pom GOmsreiie erwirfte 5reibrief ses
wabrt Der SunnelsG Ompasnie ni9t NUT
alss Grs, auf bas iie beim @rabsn oss
SunneIs itOBt, ionbern ii9ert ibr aud cine
y&opaltp" pon So pro Come, mel9e aui
Oieiem 8ese aus ben S9adten gu Gage
sef0rbert miro. Sberit SutrO bat bisiem
@erte nidt nur iein eisenes sroBes gers
m0sen seOpfert, iOnoern er fat es aud bic
sanSen Sabre Der ueritanben, in europdiiden
Capital entren neus Wtittel sur 5ortiibs
runs Sesielben auiSutreiben unS slei9;eitis
feline Sadie I'M Gonsreiie sesen bic Werfs
;euse bes gants0 tinses, sesem Sarsent,
Ipe, Steuart, 9teslep bon Yennipluanien,
GeBna &c. iiesrei3 gu fiibren. Der Guns
nel wirS inn @ansen a6t Weilen lang wsrs
ben, unseidbrbr ei Mcilen iinS bis iett iertis.
@ie Gen. Self EbOm o II berids
tet, iinb bic msiiten 2euees am untsrsn
@iiiiiippi in sutem 3uitanbe uno Die ges
iabr elmer sr0Berem lleberi6wemmums 10
siemli6 poriiber. Sur6 bic Bonnet Garre
Grepaile front bas @a6er in ben 9ate
oas @sleiie Der Sadion st. 81. lit jeoo6
seniiseno erbObt unO bur9 slnIase BON
Guluerts Dem 98aiier Elm unsebinoerter 9l6s
fluB ueridaiit %woroen, 10 oaB bieies 6uibs
iabr feline llnterbreduns Ses Yabnsienites
eintreten wiro.
Sn Sos amgeIes GOuntp, Sal,
fino bic aus Samsn seSosenen unS Elm
Sabr alien Guealyptos Don adt bis gu
fiinf,ebn SUB bod. Sn New Orleans u.
llmsesenS wurOe Sieies 5ribjabr ebemfaas
cine Memse Samem seitrcut unO Der sr0Bte
S5cil Seiielben lit wie pon bort beri6tet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20
Die notwithstanding bon 1875.

Die uereiniaten 9anten unb Sanfiers Der
Stabt philadelphia baben bic Sanfen unb
bic Bantiers Der Ser. Staaten einselaben,
OeIeeationen gu elmer SeriammIuns gu FEM
ben, msIde slnfanss SuIi in philadelphia
itattfnben iou.-Sn iener Se%rianlmluns
ioa cine GiiOciation sebiIbet werben, UNI in
einem paiisnben Oepartement bes 3entens
niaIsebdubes Speein,ens bes seprasten unb
gapierseIbss Der amerifanii9en SoIonien
Der Ser. Staaten unb aQer Staaten Ser
Union uon Der eriten Iniieoluns bes 9anbss
an bis gum Gage Der gusiteluns gsbOris
fIaiiifsirt aussuitelen. @uBerbem iou cine
Statiitit iber bic 8anten unb bas 0antmes
len Der Der. Staatcn alssearbeitet unb ione
itise pi6tise Snformationen seIisfert wers
ben, pslde gseisnet iinb, aud fir bieies De-
partsment bus uusemeine SntereHe gu errss
gen unb bic g%ntwidsIuns Der Ser. Staaten
gu perani9auliden.
Cine iol9e I%uslteuuns tpiro obne 3pei>
feI baS srObte Snterefe erresen, benn isSe
9eloemmiiiion i%luitrirt bic bstrsffenbe
Seitpericbe. @aan wirb erieben, weIde uns
ssbeureu 6ortidritte bieies 9anb semadt,
ME fi9 bic @epOlterins BON brei Miaionsn
nod unb nu@ permebrt unb ruie cine WiIb>
nib in einem 3eitrallm bon bunbert Sabren
ii3 in be6aute, immenie 2dnberitrefen,
nit saBlreiden sroBen Stabten unb Giiens
babnlinien peruanbelt bat. Sas 3irtulas
tionsmitteI, has 9eIb Der peridieosnen
gerioben, weldes pom Sabr gu Sabr pers
mebrt werSen musts, nm Dem iteissnben
Serfebr gu seniisen, %liefert BEN Beweis,
bab bic Gnersie, Der llntenebmunssseilt
unS bic 6inanstunf Ses ameritaniiden
gOlfesi in berW eItseidi@te uereinselt baitebt.
auBer ben ameritaniiden Minsen iollen
Specimeus Der alien unb mobernen Wtin.
gen Der sansen 8eIt, inioweit bies mSsIid
lit, geiammelt perben.
Obne 3weifeI werben iid ale Bunter
unb Bantiers bes 9anbes an bisiem Inter.
nebmen Iebbait betbeilisen unb barauf a9.
ten, baB ale SbeiIe Der Union sebOris per.
treten iinb. Oas S9asamt bat bereits ieis
ne Stele in Der Organization einsenommen
unb Der critic &ontroIer, 9err %. 81. Gaps
Tor, wirb basieIbe uertreten unb baIbmOs>
Iidit bic perionen e%rnennen, weIde Spes
rimens iamumeln unb inter beren glufii9t
bic Winsen unb bas &ourant seitelt wers
ben fol-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20

Soinefen ertoedf Daoen, Der Dter Wffte Npr'l
nit bloBem ause ii9tbar iein rnb nit iei>
mem Sdmsif ben @lan, bes rHorSitsm" per-
bunfeIn iou, idreibt Gin Correspondent Der
y@ermania".
Ser Sarmer 9. s. Broom in 6itd>
burg 8ise., fibrte am SOnntas Nudmit=
tag einen OurbamsB uuen sur Erdnte.
llnterwess febrte iid Sas seuaItise CHER
pIOtli3 sesen Srown, itieB i'm nit ben
9Srnern uno i6leuoerte i'm nieSer. SrOiun
rattle iid wieSer aui, idIans ben nidt unn
linn IOsseIaiienen Strid, on Dem er ben
8ulen fibrte, UNI einen Baum unS Sriifts
10 ben 8opf bes guaen gu Soben. @be,
mad wenisen Stunben mar 9romn in 6oIse
Der St0Ben Die er in Die Sruit erbaItsn
bate, cine 2eide.
Die StabtwabIe.n in @iscoriir
seisen Sieiesmal wieoer MieberIasen Der
republitaniiden Yarteib Die Maieu. Mense.
Sn Der StaatsbauptitaSt Mtabiion tanlsn
6 Oemofraten unb 2 &spublifaner ana
&uber. Sn Sonb bu Qac ,purbe beinabt
bas gauge &eformtidet erpdblt ebenio no,
in appIstOn Sas Sirserreiormtidet iiesrei9
Sn SenOiba, mo Der @abltampf iebr i5ari
mar, er,pdblten bic Ocmotraten ben Mapo,
2 Beanie II. cine Maioritdt I'M StaStratbe,
Sn Sibtoib muroe bas Reformtidet bis aui
ben Ietten Mann sepdbIt. slu5 in Ga
Groiie fiel bic @abl uolitdnSis gu @uniter
Der Siberalen aus.
Sn Sbebop9on sails, 9Sis., ltar:
ben bieier Gage idnea bintereinanbcr ,wc
alte Teteranen, wel6e 1915 in cine,
uno SerieIben Gompasnie bic S1Iadt be-
@aterIoo mitsefodten batten. Sbr,
Namen iinb s. u. @rafe unb Saeob giii:
fer. Der 9ettere rpurSe 80 Sabre alt.
@us Ga Groiie miro am 9 9pri
beri@tet: Gin 'beftiser Stirm unb @eser
berri9te bier unb I'M iibIiden MinneIotc
innerbaIb Der Ietten "a Stunben. Nat
Babe umS 6Iiiie iinb bis gum lleberfiebcr
anseidwellt. Sin WaGerburdlaB on be,
iibliden Minneiotaer Giienbabn murbt
wessei9wemmt unb bic 3iise Sabur9 I'm,
mebrere Stunoen ueriYatet.
Die Getreioeausiaat lit baburd um ii6e,
cine ISOLDE binuussei9oben, oa Der goben
10 Sur9ndBt lit, baB uor elmer @ode an
bas Sden gar ni9t 81 benten lit. Sn
Sprins gaIIep, Minn. unS sntIams Der
iibIiden Minneiotaer Giienbabnlinie
berridte seitern elm beftiser Sdnssiturm.
Ger Serlut ourd BEN Branb Der
Moblmible in Gbienspiue, @ise., Der an,
5. Mpril ausbra6, belduft ii9 aui $50.
600 bis sec, 900. Die Nortbmeitern go:
tionaI unb bic 8rewers nebit nod : ooe,
8 OitIi@en @eielidaften baben BEN gerIuil
81 TRACER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20
WiscOuGn.

aus Der SamesuilIe S9ubfabrit
parDen in elmer ISOLDE bersits 1900 Yaar
Sdube %periambt. Der Ort bat felt 10
Sabren nur 8 @sidditsfaliteu gu betlusen,
wopon nur eine bsSeutenSe.
auf Der ct. SOiepb's &iSse bel Ga
Grode, nil ein Stsrnsudsr einen ueuen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20

Qnben 2dfen Der Green yap
,uirb Der biesidbrise SolSi6las auf 1913
Miuicnen SUB gei6dtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20
Neter Ttfb,
&mmif= s M6belfdbreiner

CT. Dpnatus, Sadfen 60, Sepa.
% btsns hermit hem sabrisu yublifum nab her te6r.
Sdhii&itit iur Ws&ri8 I beg gilnttriS.tsssn AUG ar;.a
D on @lt6rtn, 3anIsln. BshhtfltItn une Hr6eubanffn
4 ufs Bette. tiuis une funaesrs6t a%nftrtst. nne aug lean
q us artsn fausmstd ven her ttnfs6hsn bic iur tstnnsn
VI rtdt f~atriiiri. yrettn itintr Srttiteu ty 6aat tL AI.
AumStd fSr nta In hen arn n ven ct. Eenatus pnp ppn
e~prinabrsst Ia Sadfsn Grunre fsfttsn rtretn.
Yauartsitsn alsr Grt rrtrstu ttfnfaus aefr-
cmmfn.
n. -. "a, p,Nr "nw
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-22
FAYETTEVILLE

Lyceums begin for the winter on We'd
nesday evening Of next week.
Saturday, last, Mrs, Newton Of the
village fell and sprained her wrist,
Our burial ground is now undergoing
repairs and it is really a matter of re-
joicing.
Socials are held every other week, the
proceeds of which are to go towards the
erection of a ladies table on the Fair
ground.
Sunday morning, 18th, little child
of Mrs. Hunt fell and slipped one of the
bones in its wrist out of place, and bent
the other,
Sunday evening, the 10th, quite a
quantity of salt pork was stolen from the
cellar of Mr.. Smith, living a few miles
out of the village The thief entered al
the cellar window and took his plundel
out by the same way.
Wednesday, the 18th, as Mr.. Free
Rice. with his mother and sister Julia
we're returning from Brattleboro, tn
horse became frightened and threw then
all out, and nearly demolished the buggy
The party we're all more or less injured
but none very seriously, it is hoped.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-22
Obituary Notice.

In Londonderry, Oct. l4th of tumor of the stom-
ach, Mrs, LOUISA BENSON. aged 6s years, mo.
and u days.
Mrs. Benson was born in the town Of
Jamaica, August 80, 1907. She was
married to Mr.. ARA Benson 80 years
ago, and moved into this town the fol-
lowing year. Mrs. Benson was woman
of noble mind and excellent spirit. As
a child she was dutiful, as sister she
was kind, as a wife she was loving and
cheerful, as a mother she was affectionate
and gentle, and as neighbor, well-dls-
posed and sympathetic, was loved by all,
She occupied high social position, and
exerted genial and enrolling influence
She, in her death, is mourned by all
The afflicted friends have the heartfelt
sympathy of the community. The fun
eral services were at the Baptist church
Saturday, the 10th. The sermon wa
preached by the pastor, Rev. }. 5. Good
all, founded upon james 4 IA Fo
what is your life :?
| Dear as thou vert and justly dear.
We will not weep for thee;
One thought shall check the starting tear;
1t is, that thou art free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-22
w EsTbfINsTER.

B.. F. Coombs committed suicide last
Monday morning, by hanging. He liv-
ed on farm belonging to c. W. Fair
brother, on one of the roads leading
south from the main line, between Bel
lows Falls and Saxtons River. de had
been on a drunken spree for some time,
accompanied by delirium tremens, which
was probably the main cause of selt-de-
struction. We are informed that former
", when free from liquor, he was regard
ed as reliable and trusty man. His is
about the seventh suicide in Westmin
ster, during the last twenty years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-22
SPRINGFIELD.

o. r. Hadwen of Springfield has five
grade South Down lambs, dropped in
March and April, 1915, three bucks and
two ewes, and which weigh respectively,
1873, 125, 115, liz and 10S pounds.
They are Z South Downs and Cots
void, and look so nice in all respects,
that Mr.. Hadwen would be willing to GO
fifty miles to see some that are better.
Arrangements are in progress for the
lecture course the coming winter, though
on account of a series of entertainments
by Mr. Magwire, there will not be as
many lectures as in previous winters
Hon. VIM. Parsons, Hon. Carl Schurz
Ann Eliza Young and Rev. E. P. Bodies
are expected during the course.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-22

BUTTER MARKET, Oct. 19.-At St.
Adams, market dull. Prices declined 2
to cents on the best qualities /; quota
tions on lower grades unchanged. Com
mon to fair 10 to 22c; medium to good
% to 27c; prime fall butter % to Bic ;
selections SO to 36c.
At Richmond, Tuesday, October 18th,
500 boxes of cheese were in market.
Butter sold at % to 2Sc for good sum
mer: 80 to 33c for fall; and selections
"a to Soc. Cheese sold at 10 to lie fol
farm diaries sage II to 1Sc; one lot Of
factory, $50 boxes, at 13tc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-22
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

We had considerable of a snow storm
last Sunday morning, so much SO that
the ground was white. For an hour it
looked rather dreary. We are in no
hurry to take a sleigh ride.
There is a good deal of religious inter,
est here at present. Union meetings are
being held by the Baptists and Metho,
dists. A large number have requested
prayers 10 were forward for prayers
Sunday night. 1t looks now as if there
would be an extensive work, for which
Christians are earnestly praying and
working.