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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

A Soft ANswER.-How. soft an
swer can turn away dissatisfaction,
as we'll as wrath, is illustrated in the
following anecdote of the. late Presi-
dent Way land: Deacon Moses Pond
went to Dr.. Wryland once with the
complaint that the preaching didn't
edify him. "I'n sorry," said the
pastor 81 know they are poor SER
mons. wish I could make them
better. Come, let us pray that may
be able to do So" The deacon tell
ing the story used to say, "Dr. Way.
land prayed, and pray ed lie cried,
and cried; but I have thought e
hundred times that it was strange
that he did not turn me out of the
house. tell you there never was a
better man nor greater preacher
han DR.. Way land"
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
NOTICE.

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Towns Of tho County.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
II Il IS Nj 8:
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United States.

HARPER's Bazaar, ono year. 49,. :. AGO
800 includes prepayment of U. 8. postage by
the publishers.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly,
and Bazar, to .one address for one year, II. .oi
or, two Of Harper's Periodicals, to one addrcsB
for one year, 900; postage free.
ly. or Bazaar viii be supplied gratis for every
Club OF Five Subscribers at s4oo each, in one
rentttance; or, Six Copies FOR 5000, without
extra copy postage free.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The seven vo'"nes OF Haiper's Bazaar, for the
years 1868, '89. ,'H, ~, -, r4: elegantly
bound III green ,aorooco cloth, will DO sent BIZ
express freight prepaid, for 800 each.
Newspapers are not TO copy this advertise.
BROTHERS. Address
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

Napoleon said that "war was the
bueiness Of barbarians."
Don't let your wealth initiate you.
Rich men sometimes die of smallpox.
Kindness, like the gentle breath. of
spring, melts the icy heart.
One act OF charity is worth a CEN
tury Of eloquence.
There is no substitute for thorough
going, ardent and, sincere earnest-
ness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
lBU'i.Is ISrS

a ditch was cut last Fall for the pur.
pose Of bringing water upon the plur.
"rs, hit IL was innnd To lie Of insult.
cicnt capacity and Il force Of men are
now nj work constructing II large flumc.
with which to Introduce TIE waters of
Bull Run creek. Tl" ground prospects
we'll. and after the completion Ui the
new Hume we shall expect tho ''lilsiu''
10 give II good account Of itself.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
SATURDAY. MAY =. 1870.
: III MINES NORTH.
CORNUC'OPIA.

- q = a. N.--sa - u - = Ag
CORSUCoPIA.
Notwithstanding tho fnet that Woodruff
l. Ennor's northern stage line has been
Increased ton tri-weelily reports from
Cornucopia this week are ratl.er mcnlgcr.
yIIE LEOPARD
Company's mill commenced crushing
~..bonanza" ore last Saturday. The as
Kays are reported highly satisfactory,
hut VIC could learn nothing more def:
nit, than that they were "way up."
AS work upon the ledge progresses the
vein continues gweli dGliucd and in
roint Of richness the ore fully sustains
It's exalted reputation. 1hirty-one
TASKS OF. quicksilver Gro now on the
road for tho. mill and il the terms nr-
rive on time, SD that 40 Delay hr COCA
stoned IN its wo:kings, the next clean
uu will, beyond n doubt, exceed even
tile most NInguinG expectations.
The work of sinking upon The
HussEr NINE
Sill progresses STEADILY; u depth Of 81
feet 8 inclma having Been attained in
the shaft last tuesday. Secpage WA
ter has been encountered, but the
ground is Of sach IN excellent charac.
ter that q foot per shift is the average
made. The survey of the Leopard now
being made indicates That that ledge
takes the llussey ground i'll its course;
il 80, this ground contains two lcIgcs
beyond the shadow Of IL duuht. Ore
tnEen from the shaft nj II depth Of 10
feet nssnyrd ~ high rs $500 To the ton
Tie Panther. Constitution and Black
Diamond are all looking we'll. but no
particulars III to their workings are
given.
The prospects Of the camp for the
coming season are particularly bright,
and the various routes leading ~tliitlIrr
are literally dotted with teams and nil
Erirns iourncying towards the Mecca of
their hopes and aspirations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
CITY.

The placer mines nIc be- 'oming M
imp6rtnnt feature uf this section.
Mayon n Co have, 10y means Of ii ditrl,
nnd flnmr, hr"Gylri in 100 inches at
wafer. with which they ARE washing Il
led Of gravel 20 feet IN depth, whinh
prospects from ten cents to II dollar TO
IN" pau. Five men ARE employed AMI
the returns Will "TrrnS" SO per day To
the man.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
NOTICE.

TO - Joy whose given name l. unknnwn,
] and all to whom u may concern: Ynu arr
hereby notified that l have expended for yOiI the
sum at Iifty hull1"S for lab, TOR the previous
year, performed on the Crr%us quartz mine In
C"rhilrptii Mining District. Elk County, SeyaIIl,
AMI unless tn" same ghall b.. pail hy you within
i,ih'iy days ir"m ia" date hereof. your Interest In
the 'aid mine sill lie forfeited Ia he by operation
Of law.
J. ". BROWN.
CornncopiN. Sew. Fcb. /. 1915 jim
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

Abe Mooscr has The host selected
stock of groceries in Elko county. The
fine display of toys and fancy goods mt
Ahc MoOser's can not be surpassed this
side Of San Francisco. Give him Il
call and lie will convince you TINT he
will sell ut lower prizes than ever. =
MUSIC.-TlIe undersigned will teach
two vocal and instrumental lessons n
week ut SO W per month. For partic-
MARS enquire mt l.. Englcr's store.
Miss FANNIE MEYERS.
The justly celebrated Crystal Peak"
Bn"k beer always On dranght ut tho
Bank Exchange Saloon.
For the very best Photographs 60 TO Brad
ley n Rul0f|nn's gallery, SIthDnt stairs; As
CESn IN TIE ELEVATOR, ~ Montgomery
street. san FrnnrISco.
FoH SALE, CHEAp.-A f~onr-norsc
team with wagon; two large extra racks;
harness., chains, etc. etc As the own
or departs for California shortly the
entire outfit al lie purchased with
cash Tor half it's actual value. Enquire
Oh A. u. Hall, Carlin, New. nl0i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

Making II total expenditure Of 81 ,3J7 %
And leaving II balance in the hands of
Your rrIlSurcr of so W.
1t will Ice but Justice here to state
that Won are under many obligations to
the citizens OF Elko for tine substantial
encouragement given i'll the sum Of
S'i00 nj the beginning of your career us
an AssUcia;Ion.
l"mr library building, together with
its books, furniture and pictures, is i'll
snr"d for the aum Of 81 800 in II res.
pon~Illl" insurance company Of San
Francisco, California.
During tn" past Blk months ron have
had an average monthly membership Of
s"vcniy-ninr, producing Il revenue of
S'J % per month. The current cX-
pcns"7 of your society are nominal.
yonr officers receiving no salary, and
through the generous kindness of the
Central pIritir Railroad Company you
are furnished with fuel and light, icav-
ing bnt the ~jLni.ur Ia he provided for.
Your EDiri az Directors passed Il res.
"lutipa. February list. 1919, 10 the cf-
t"rt. making any one who lind donated
S2I nr vino would max" thnir donation
prev iously made equivalent tO that
amount, life members. there were
siX who took advantage of the last
rlauSr Of the act and the first made six
teen Of thi. class uf members. Two
have i".'.n added la tlm list for valuable
services rendered the Association.
Ih"." are now tsiirty-tErnc life mrm-
brrs anal eighty subscribing members,
and to this last ut least / hope To sec II
larg'' addition during the quarter Just
began.
Your library consists of 81 volumes
OF history, "a vnlumcS Of biography. 10
volumes nf science. I volumes of travels,
10 Volumes Of poetry. 10 volumes of
fiction and II Volumes works md
books Of reference. making II total Of
3b3 volumes: Of these :EbO were pur-
chased AMI % donated by the following
ladies' and g~"nilcmrn: II. $. Muttisnn
s, Mrs. X. >. MutiiSuu |. J. NJ. Wool
worth g., J.. VI liuntsman |, A. Arm
helm |, T.. Bi,ldlc |, Mrs. j.. ID. Hunts.
man |, 4. II. llnrd | and J.. 1nslcira 3.
There are about 100 volumes purchased
and now cn route that are not included
III this summary. rs also some pictures.
There have been 81 volumes taken
out by members, and | nm pleased to
state that 4 - far ~ can hc nscrrtlinGl at
present but three volumes have been
lost, and these unnvnidnhly in the lutr
fire at the hotel. Tho members in
whose possession they were have kindly
volunteered to make good the loss to
your Association.
OF magazines and newspapers. You
are subscribers Ia tlrcu montillirs and
seven wrOklics, and there are two daily
and iir" weekly newspapers donated hy
the publishers.
Hoping continued success will DO the
future of your association, this report
IL respectfully submitted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

Inst week, i'll referring to the lady
who has taken chnrge of the school Mt
Bullion, we should have said Miss Con-
ner, Of COrinuc, not Halleck'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

For MoSTA%A.-E. Burner started
for Montana with his thoroughbred
jncks and ~jcunies OH Wednesday. He
went ns fur II: Corinne b. nil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

ISconPoRATED.-The Hussey mine
in ~Cornucopin was incorporated this
week in the sum of SO, DOC, 900, divid-
cd into 100 900 slInres of 500 each.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

FREIGHT FOR Commemorative ions
OF freight is new here awaiting shin,
ment to ~Cornucopia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

70 STocKMES!-A general rodeo of
will commence in Clover Valley
on Saturday, the 18th instant, on the
west side Of the Valley. All parties
owning stock on neighboring ranges
are requested to lend Il helping hand.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

PEnsoSED=43SA eoltier ard family
left hero for Cornucopia by private con-
veyance on Monday.
Mrs. Edoff, Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Gar.
rard und family took the train for the
west on Wednesday,, Tho former Two
will seek; health: and happiness in the
Golden State, whilst tho utter will take
up their residence amid the classic
shades Of Carson City. Some of tile
lugnbrious countenances huff conceal.
cd under their owners hat brims are Dos.
sibly attributable tn the decline in
"Picton." bnt then the departures re.
ferrcd to were not calculated To oesa-
sion excessive hilarity.
r.. Blackfun, an old.timo Austinite.
passed through from Salt Lake Wed.
nes'tay. He has been spending several
months aud dollars pursuing n fortune
among the Saints, Says he'll go back.
The PIC'NIo. Whole loads of young
sters. together with a respectable
spriukling of those arrived OF years of
discretion, celebrated May-day at
Vans" last Saturday. The, merry
makers, rs agreed. packed their refresh
ments out in baskets, and between
lunch, the swings. croquct aud frolick-
ing III general, succeeded in Squeezing
rs much juice out Of the "Mny.dny
lemon" ns could reasonably be exnscteI
i'll II country where the timber lowers
to the hight of u foot and II half. md
whose p~nrling streams are boiling WIZ
ter. Van out-did himself in his efforts.
to furnish amusement for tho pleasure
seekers, and all returned we'll pleased
with the days recreation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

Tim CnAHoEn C%ornucnrin
Mug" IL now n tri-wcckly. leaving this
IIacc Monday. "Wednesday and Friday;
n",nrnIng ,HrriyoS Tuesday, Thursday
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

BOARD az CONFERENCE.-The
Commissioners Of the county met pnr.
suaht to adjournment on Monday;
present, full Board.
In compliance with petition il was
ordered that tho streets and alleys Of
the town of Curnucopia be declared
Pnllic highways, in accordance with
the map now OH file in the Clerks
office.
j.: j.. Osborn was appointed Con.
Stable Of iprncemont township.
The County Assessor was %rcIuircd in
accordance with u provision uf the
statutes to file an additional bond Of
S'b,'00 ns COLLECTOR Of taxes on net pro.
cccds of mines.
The Clerk was authorized 10 revise
ana correct the table OF distances within
the county upon which is based the
system Of mileage fees.
'Drteicd that issue ho takcn with Eu.
q county upon tlr" boundary uuns.
non, nl.d that The District Attorney lc
instructed To commence suit imtIcrIi-
"tcI.y, with authority to procure such
counsel ms may hr necessary in it's
prosecution.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

'""N IrhENA Several large teams
, no"n with lead arrived in town We'd.
""1ihr from Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
Inv TAsuTIRA, Secretary.


THhr RArrhE-fhn celebrated paint.
ing which has attracted sarlI universal
attention nj BisrhnT Il Co s saloon has
been critically examined during the
week hY nineteen lirst.class connOis.
S"mrs, genuine picture "shnrps." aud
nll have reluctantly admitted that it is n
genuine "ltumbrand." The picture is
u land. and water .scnpr. representing
Mono lake, in 'IipIrrary. The gem
has been M heirloom in the family Of
u respected citizen since the days ''br.
You'd which the memory Of man run.
meth not hnck. Tho rattle resulted in u
u" '"twecn ]. =. EdoT, ESP. and Lieut..
Jaeger. II has lmrn reported That they
would "thrOw-oil." and things really
begin To look TINT way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
earlin MISREPRESENTATION.

This Association has elected the fol-.
lowing gentlemen as its officers for tho
ensuing six months: President, III. l..
S~terehsoh:L Vice.Pfesidcpt, 'J.!G. Res
scgnie; Secretary, Lew TasheiEa ire
elected; TrcaSnrcr, Fred King; Board
OF DIRECTORS, G. W. Coddington, A. S.
Longley, E. NJ. Reading, John G..
Wnrd. a. G. Hall. The institution in
in u very flo%urishing condition rs will
he seen hy the following report Of its
Secretary:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

SrYtIsu.-Dr. j. W. Fox Inns rur.
chased from @. II. Shepherd That hand
S"m" lmir Of %snrrcls TINT George for.
'ncrIy drove into town on stnio occa.
Mons, We ns"d ia think we'd rather
d" " Senator than W lnrgclv in n rich
mine. but since this transaction. IL hn.
comes evident that barren honors emit
hny liorsca mud coin cnn. But, then,
George don't caro-. He's got another
l,nir oi tho Rnino sort. nn1 aa ho wasn't
ION the mike" last Winter, ho'll soil
them too for II worry reasonable amount
in coin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

Commissioner \. WiScmun. Of Chow or
Valley, whose Official duties rcuuircd
"'S "'le'l'iniI'" ut the county. seat This
week. Informs ns that tho Glnbr Com.
I"ny have commenced operations imam
their miI"s a. Sprmrcmunt. ScyepInnr
men nrc now at work and the Suprr;n.
t%cnhent, Mr.. CarnnSnn, is q in lItuh
r"rIcrting arrangements with u view of
putting hn additional force Of clrcaprr
labor upon the mines than has been
heretofore employed. II ia urged that
Nv inc ore IL generally ri u low grn,lc
cheap lulror in u mrrcapity ia Tho .,r.
c"RSlnl working of tho mines. bnt
%%heil'"r this scheme will provo alvnn.
,'Ec,"nS To the mines or district rcmuins
10 DO proven. Tho systcm generally
nv "nl'Ii"d to mining in this State has
MOI Thus fnr given satisfaction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

leopard stock sold ut Sl7 per sllnre
in the Board yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08
CAHLIN, NEv., May 3. 1875,

~"hS - AO'N
1G ne !OlGi4rS and Members Of Tie Gar
liz Lib''dry' dissertations: As Secretary
OF your society, 1 beg leave to submit
the following report, which shows your
financial transactions; for tho past six
mouths as also the condition Of the
library for which 1 have acted us prin-
cipal librarian. ~ u- 60
Your account begins with tho net
proceeds Of the dedication ball, given
October 10, 1874, and the donations
collected that evening, D..
amounting tu, SIOl 05
Add to this other donations If
forwards collected, ZIG 90
. life memberships, $50 %
Dues collectcd from members, 237 rs
Snldry balls md snuinblrs given
by your Association, l52 20
From the ladies of Ctrlin pro-
ccuds Of their entertainments, 81 60
Fines, 10
Money received for book lost, l W
Altogether making the total re.
ceipts for six months, S1,4l7 O5
From this mount must he deducted
your expenditures rs follows:
Books, newspapers. periodicals
anu pictures, 1891 II
Cost of ~nnte.rOom, including
chimney, Ill 81
Stoves and fixtures, 81 Is
bookcase, rs -
Furniture, 81 -
Lamps and chandelier, 10 10
Postage stamps, 5 90
,Ianitor's salary, 50 %
Printing copies Of Constitution
and ~By.lawSnnd Lifc-mrmber-
ship certificates, 4G So
lnSnrLnce, 81 o.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

Ray"Owing to great advantages I
have in purchasing goods, I am prcpar.
cd to sell them at exceedingly low
prices. Call and satisfy Yourself be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
, 1875-06-20

American Art Manufactures In Europe.
The celebrttY which art manufactures aro aehiey
ing in Europe, especially American pianos ~ repre-
sented abroad by the piano-mafers Of the world,
Meksrs. StonwaJ + Sons, whoss instruments arr %
Justly famed, alike with professional experts and the
general musical public ;s continually beng exhibited
in our foreign exchanges.
The most recent recognition os the surpa1sing
merits Of theae Instruments Ho gather from tho 1uat
blatt (dAiy papar) Of Hanover, May g. from which W.
quote the following:
Messra. Steinwzy Sons may again boast with 3nat
prtde Of recent and most brilliant success which
their Grand Pianos have achieved. coupled with the
highest honorable recognition the pA1s Of the most
competent authorities. When recently the 8reatozs
Gernau composer Of the present day, Richard W2R-
ntr, and shortly afcr him the hero ct the ptano, Or.
FIanz Liszt, paid Hsnorer visit, both OF them used
1t their residences Stairway Grs I'd Piano, Furnished
them by the agent Of thess in4<1 unenss. to whom,
prior to leayng, Hcta.d Wagner addressed letter,
from which We quots - folows:
"Accept my heartfelt thahxs for tho ineompsrably
magnificent stetnway Grand Piano, which il eminent
y worthy of better paist than youss ever thankful
'sEIcHARp WAaxER-''
In this letter the great composer distinctly desg.
the ssne instrument Herr W4gner had used, ~ also
so-calcd cabinet upright A. Is auoiciently well
known, tho maestro took part IL the great Bach Fes
tvsl Concert and, In tho piano due:s with Irs.
stetnw.y Grand to b used by his xdy pkrtneE proba
bly, regarding her as the Weaker vnssel; but It Is
nosAole fact that often Dr.. ldszt Sat down 10
play soio. he invariably gAss the Stairway lnstru
1t matinee At Mr. von Bransart's, In which Dr.,
Liszt took part, playing trio Of BronsArts Iszts
songs, ee, ho exclusively used the Stairway Grand
and took OCCASION to express to the agent bis uaqus
Instruments: also presenting to him, a. memento
his PICTURE vita auto2r raph.-fndependenk
, 1875-06-20

Gov. John Z. Deveridge is stopping 1t tho
Sherman House.
Tbs Hartford Base BAH Club havs THAR home
base at tho Sherman House.
James II. Nye: Of the firm Of Hibbard i
Spencer, gave his last bachelor party to his nu-
neIous friends Ut thu fremont Hou4a list
evening
HOTEL AAnIrlLA.
Sherman House-James Buell., g. II. BAy1ea, Nex
York A. a. Nheelock, Massachusetts, J. r. Murdoch,
Giaanaau J. P. Winchester, J. Il. Fairbanks, New
bury, Indiana James C. ,DeLoag, Utiea; l. Prtes-
mayer, st. Louis; Frank Slate, Buffalo Fred 8.
Sweher, ST. Paul n. '. Dunbar, Wheeling: J. ".
Dubnque: 4. r. Leland, cle7eland ths Rev HoTato
Stebh3na, Han Ftsucisco; Gen. E. ". Bryant,
New York; n. L Dodge, San Francisco: William
Bushnell, Rock Island: 6. Ii. Alexander, Nav Yort;
1obden, New York; T. F. Crane, H4rsfofd; a. siegel,
New York; e. Nottingham, Cleveland; l. 4. atruoie
Pro1idenee; George oluhausen, Ptttahurg; D. 8.
a.4,:.s R:Rks; dt1: ws;Sr. asnsE Mswsy
Yosf; c. :. ovens. ' Wisconsin: J. ?. oss, os1
San Francisco; 4 L. Murphy, Phlladslphia:
Joha L. Hclman, indianapolis; ". q. Major. Roch-
ester: F. g. Malsby. Cincinnati; J. g. Barrett,
Louisville; II. ststn Now York; B. n Rusael Gales
burg; 4 Hass'er, PntIadslphiA; J. n. Osborn, Al
y. Lubke, St. Louia; louis Hartung, New York.
Gsand Pae7dc-J. G. Wildman, Roaton II. Nathan,
New Ne York Q: y. Proctor, George \: Baxter
1anaes Pntladelphta Charles l. colburp. Cincinnati
F. L. Huluae, Baltimore Il. Nottingham, Cleveland
A. Alamson, Auburn 3. Phelps, New York; E.
e. ;Sssl ksTs 9h3nsh ssnst Yoke
ford Elmore D.four, New orlsans; E 3. KelloQg,
A1nanJs ". L. Bonsa, New York.
, 1875-06-20

On "a Critic Criticised. or More About Prayer
and tho Grasshopper Plague"
The Rev. Horatio stsbbins, Of San Francisco
will preach this morning at Unity Church
The annual banquet Of the Chicago Literar.
Club takes place tomorrow evening, ut 8 O'Clock,
Ut the Sherman House.
The French societe st. Jean Dapnste viii hold
it's tensn annual picnic 1huFaday, June a, ut
LYONS Grove, situated ut tile northwest ter-
minus OF tue Milwaukee agenue bus route.
Admission to the park IS cents.
There will be meeting held TO-DAY OF the
Irish residents OF the Fifteenth Ward, at No. 452
Milwaukee a7enue for the purpose Of organiz-
ing \ company for the Second Regiment. Those
interested ars requested to BE- 10 attendance 1t 3
o'clock sharp.
The C. n. G. T. u. hold daily prayer-meetingB
ia Lower Farrell Hall at p. n. The leaders
are Is follows: Monday. Mrs. Dessellem; Tues
day, Mrs.. Powers Wednesday, Mrs. 7. B. Carse; +;
Thursday Mrs. 0. B. Wilson; Friday, Mra. Kar
mott; Saturday, Miss Kmba1l.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Guard, the eloquent
Methodist preacher, who has been spending
few weeks in the city, viii preach morning and
evening At Trinity Church Indians avepue, pesr
Twenty-tourth street. All who have nos heard
him should embrace ths last opportunity for tho
present.