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Sale on
Foreclosure of Mortgage


pY virtue OF mortgage and with con
saSGr, / VIII sell ct Ab9eyliIe e.: H., on
now owned by sale Aeorge w. Caldwell.
bounded by lands OF W. G. Hunter, D.
Thomas, Mr.Pruitt nild others, containing
1nur hundred and eighty acres, more OF
less, Of which 100 acres arc fine bottom,
land, three-tourths cleared, $50 acres OF
natural forest and 81 acres of pine land.
There is.a good dwelling house with ne
ccssary outbuildings, and rho cabins arc
conveniently distributed. The tract Is
one Of greet fertility. we'll watercd, and
tho bottcnIs are ditched. Intending nur-
cllascrs are invited to examine and judge
FOR themselves. Terms Cash.
RETr,R MCkELL1R.
Decemler 5lh, 1871.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


Robert Hutchinson, against samuel j Hester,
Wn III Parker, commissioner, and Edwin
Bates Il Company. Judgment Of forrcios.
urc and order of Conrt to sell the MortGaged
Premises.
BY virtue of an order Of the Court Of Com
man Peas for Abhevillc County in ll!r above
stat d case, l will sell 1T Ahhcviilr Court
Ho Use on Salcday in january next within the
legal hours OF sale the following Real Estate
to wit;
THE HESTER HOMESTEAD
in Magnolia township containing TWO HCN-
DREU A(kES more or less, and bounded by
lands of Jumcs \ Norwood, John y tnlhonN,
James Edward Calhoun and others. Also
one tract containing
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less and bounded by lands OF John
4 Calhoun, James 4 Norwood, and james
Edward Calhoun. and others.
Terms Cash. j I ONES,
Dec ~, 1877 \
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SHERIFF SALES:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
rOIJNTY OF


W. C. Barrett rS. james =. Cochran and John
NJ. Mackay, jy.-Sale under nn order of Court
ofColnmon' Pleas for Abheville County.
By virtue ofan order Of the Court OF Cpmmnn
Ple;is to me ds sheriff, I will sell at Abbevillt
T.. II. on salesday in Ianpaly next, within
the legal hours Of sale, the following real estate
TO wit:
Al that tract or parcel Of land Known ms the
brick house and Chandler tracts and Il portion o
the Mill tract supposed TO contain IN gross a6ou,
David J.. Hannah. b. II. Enkins. William.
Tract, JaincsN Cochran and Others. Also. al
THAT parcel or tract If land lying. on the Wes
side Of Long Cane creek, containing seventeen
acres, more or less, and bounded hy lands O
Johl Williams, james n. Cucliran and others.
1ER.M%Oue-half cash. and the other half Il
the expiration Of twelve months, with interes
secured by boud and titles not to be delivered
until the bond Is paid lii full. Purchaser TO pa!
for papers. NJ,
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r SALE.

James c. M""ra ,x. John Vance-EXccution.
BY virtue Of an eXecui,".. . ma directed in
thiSc case, / will sell at AUbeviile our no. -
sllesday in January next, within the legal houri
ofSalc, ihe following property, to wit: One house
aud parcel ofland near C~hkeshury, containing
10 acres, more or less. Also. the tract OF liant
upumwhich f.. NJ. Godbold now resides, con
tanning ONE Thousand acres, more or less, ant
upon which there is Il valuable mill, bounded
and Others: also, one buggy. onel-horse wagon
one mule, one horse and tw" COWS. Levied or
us the property Of John Eunfe at the suit .
James Z. Moore: Terms CuSh:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Samuel c. Link rs. John Link"-Ordcr Of Fore
Closure.
- by virtue ofan order of CpurL To iGs directed
! viii sell at .ibbcvIiIc culirI house on c:tltsUut
It'll OF jan. uary, next, within Iii" Legal hours q
sale, the %lInlowlIiS described property, III vii
Inc tract or parcel OF land Known rs the III! ~
lion Place, containing one hundred AND >iA:!
acr, 5, Iuure or iess. and bounded 10y .illis "
Ellen l.. I~aIier, Ellen r%enneil, LcwIs j. Joh:'
son anu others.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
tn Re Real Estate of addison
CIinkScdles, Deceased.
Order Of Sale from Probate Court.

BY virtue of al order from the Probate Court
TO me directed. I will sell nj Ahheville court
house on salesday, the 7th, OF January. next;
within the legal hours of sale, the following real
estate of Addison Clinkscales, deceased, VIZ
One house and lot in the town Of Due West with
four acres, more or less. bounded by X. MCGEE.
+. O. Lindsay, j. ". Young and others. One
half of the purchase money to be paid in cash
the balance on twelve months credit. Purcha-
ser to give bond with good surety and a mort
gage OF the premises with interest to secure the
balance. Terms to be complied to the Judge OF
Probate. Purchaser to pay for all necessary
papers and for recording
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TREE IS Known BY ITS FRUIT"

"Tutt's Pills areworth their weightin gold.
REV. l. r. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
"Tust's Pills are a spcciai blessing of the nine
tecnth century.'-REv. E. 2. oSGo0D, Now York.
al have used TUFTS Pills for torpor Of the liver.
They are superior to any medicine for hillary dis
orders ever made"
!. p. CARR, Attorney at Law, Augusta, Ga.
"I have used TUFTS Pills five years in my family:
They are unequalcd for costiveness and biliousness."
+. r. W ls0N, Georgetown, Texas.
az have used TUFTS Medicine with great benefit"
W, w. MANN, Editor Mobile Register.
awe sci, fifty boxes TUFTS Pills to Ave of all
others.'-SAYRE & CO, Cartersville, Ga.
"Tutt's Pills have only to be tried to establish
their merits. They work like magic"
W. H. BARBQN, go Summer ST., Boston.
"There is no medicin inc SO we'll adapted to the cure
Of bilious disorders as TUFTS Pills"
JOS. RRuMMEL, Richmond, Virginia.
AND A THoQSzN No MORE.
Sold by dru10isfs. 25 cents a bon. Office
IS Murray Street, Neto York.
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Notice.
Black Place..

NJ ILL be sold to the highest bidder on
w Salesday next, (Dccember) one of the
finest plantations In Abbeyille County
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Containing 4&S ACRES more or less. In
Groups extending from Penney's Greek
across the Generals Road. upon which stands
the residence.
TERMS-ODe.third Cash, and the remain.
der in " equal annual instalments in one
and two years, with interest from dnte ut ter
per cent. Thu cash portion TO be paid Mt once
and the credit portion 10 be secured by bono
and Mortsageof the premises.
). MCGOWAN, Abbayille c. H., s. G..
Nov. II, lS77.
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r~USSINGHAM & TEMPLEToN have just re.
" ceived a new supply OF prints pretty
styles. q complete n full line OF alpacas'
ITt M ~ cents 10. 90 cents.
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TW0 DOZEN Cotton and Shuck Mat
i " ~ trcsacs
6 Dozen Country Chairs ; 8 Dozen Walnut
Cane Chairs and Rockers. handsome styles ut
low prices. J. y. CHALMERS.
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original colon, Uah the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Thin hair IS
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always
cured byits ase. Nothing can De
store the hair where the follicles are:
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remsia,
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead Of fouling the
hair with q pasty sediment, 1t will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its:
occasional use will prevent the hair.
from turning gray OF: falling of.
and consequently prevent badness
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tions dangerous and i1jHsioas2to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for q
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sing" MortonS death, the Rcpu6iican
PARTY in the Senate has been in an accpn-
a!OuS state. Senator EGmundS aSpircs
- take the place OF the missing head.
Ii that party wants Il tongue and a
mouth and nothing moro, lot them take
him for leader. If hatred Of the South,
if bitterness like gall and wormwood, j
bcin. an en-! 0 liMlcnt Of I'll that is unjust
ycvenycful, and Scurrilous III the radical
ISM of the North, be the peculiar trait
and requisites OF a Republican leader
! we know no man better fitted than Ed
munds to be the head and front Of the
Offending pArtE.
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IF YOU want a dozen spool cotton for q
cents, call OH Rosenberg.
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White Lead.

Dry Paints, Paints i'll Oil, Lpourd cans.
T.. PARKER.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
Z. n. ROBINSON & CO.'S SUSPENSION.
AN EARLY RESUMPTION PROBABLE.

The checks of the firm OF Eugene n. Robin
son a Co.. stock brokers' at No. 81 Broast., winch sGs
pended on Friday afternoon, were all made good on
Saturday morning. Daring the day note was sent I"
the stock Exchange authorizing all persons having out
standing contracts with the firm 10 close them out under
the rule alter winch the following stocks were tIus
disposed of 4: Rock Island, LOO shares Delaware.
Iackawanna and Western, $500; Lake Shore, $500 !;
Illinois Central 300; Michigan Central, 400; ST. Paul
preierred 800 Delaware ana Hudson 100; Ncw-lOrk
Central 400; Morris and Essex, 1OO Western Union.
100; total. 1890 shares
Mr. Robinson, WHO lef; his office early Friday after
noon, did not come down Sau day. Mr.. MADAM
and Mr. Hamilton, his junior partners, were busy en-
gagged at the Office during the day. hat unable to
give any of the result Of their work They
were confident However, that every creditor would he
paid in full and thoIght they would probably he able to
resume business again few days Occurring just at
the close of tne stock Exchange Friday afternoon,
the fanre became the subject OF general discussion
amonS those fingered the street to au unusually
late hour there excitement ether on Frl,ay
evening yesterday, ami those VINO Etd cheese or
other accounts against the rn visited tie Ollie" and re
turned quiet, orderly manner. MI. MADAM hdd
callers Saturday, aud fr as COld Dc dsctr-
tanned received sympathy f The creditors OF the
finn. Some complaint made OF alleged faVoiltlsn
by the officers the Mechanics National Banb, where
tho firm kept deposits buj as the checks we're made
good subsequently, nothing more VIII probably result
miitcd that the tauk remained open 20 minutes longer
than to accommodate the hrn and ITS crcd:t
Ry to-day the hIms bank account, watch Is m the hands
vii. be balanced, and viii be IOdnd II Is nm
stood considerably In the firms favor The failure was
fol owed Oh Saturday by Sharp advance IN nearly ali
the leading stocks on the stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
THE MONTREAL FIRE.

MONTREAL, April 29.-It was found that
the falling wall FIRE to-day had razcd to the ground
the portion o the undcrake store and there amid
the ruins lay the bodies OF the hremcn 1t was n
sckcnng sight look upon, for within foot OF the sur
face was found heap OF bodies. some lifeless,
Others in tho throes OF death, some few others
still conscious. but sinking fast. The mained
were az tcnderly carried, under the excitement
OF the occasion could bc expected 10 an ambulance in
charge OF Chief McCrobie and taken to hospital The
dead wcro placed in collins, which were close at hand,
aud taken away.
Ferguson s in very prccarious state. He IL
severely bruised about the head as well rs burned.
Hopes are entertained that he will survive He has been
35 years in service. Nolan, Guardian OF No. Station.
Is much bruised about the chest and limbs At late
hour he WAS conscious and easy. Liyingstons Ia
lures are very severe. The amputaiion will
make it n question whether he Will recover.
o. the other three serious apprehcnsons are enter
tanned. About 10 additional fircmcn are IN their own
homes suffering from bruises, burns and other injuries
The whole brigade crippled. or IL men at No. sta
lion eight disabled All the other stations have sur
fercd proportion Chrf Patton is In very prccaros
condition but It In thought that his injuries viii not re-
sult fatally meeting Of the guardians OF the various
stations has Just been held 1t decided to hold
funerals Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
SAD FATE OF A CLERGYMAN's WIFE.

HER Flight UNDER The INFLuENCE OF 'LH'N'
DERANGEMENr-FINDINGo or HER BODY
The people of EnglewOod, n. D., were much
excited yesterday by the disappearance OF the whc "
the Rev Mr. Payne, the Episcopal clergyman NJ hhs,o
wood lady greatly esteemed. For s'me months sue
has been In condition bordering on INSANITY III co"sc
auence of sickness. Though attended win great carr,
and constantly watched. she has several times c"hcu
Tn escape with the intention OF committing SUI ue u
shovn by her repcatcd declarations ahd Dy the IhU @
She has attcmptcd take her lie DN poison b't VI
other occasions the watchfulness OF frcnds saver h
and when she had escaped quickly recovered hcr ""
SATURDAY, she appeared weaker than usual, an" 'Pci
edy said that snc could not get up ~ sr WlNheu 'o
desired TO sleep midnight and objected 10 te piesoce
OF Tho nurse who retired at II. All the family were *
bausted and slept sOundly, but NJ O'Clock he nurse
woke vert to the and found II dark, th0rht she
heard the breathing of person IN ser ana nereIoe
went away. At g. returui she found thii the uior-
nate lady had ncd. Probably she had been gone ior
h"rs She had escaped by the back door, and In the Sc
we're thunder storm Of Sunday morning wandered of.
AS soon as her absence discovered an alarm was
given and soon the whole country for miles around WAS
carefully examined During the morning and afternoon
OF YESTERDAY the citizens searching and lnluihg;
parties organized pursue the quest IN every drcc
ectior aud and wells earchcd, a wei
as the woods. The body discovered between ana
O'Clock in The afternoon buried III the Sand washed
into narrow culycrt or near MI Hunters place.
and not more than few. hundred yards nom tie piscn
age Numbers of persons in search yeseriay passed
over the under whah the cuveIt II was neces
sary 70 remove the stone work 10 find the body.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
4 RIIER TRIGEDY.

Two men were locked up last night in the
Eightyeghth street Police station. suspicion Of hav
ing murdered Patrick Cnmiusky, OF No 500 East sew
enty-fourtlst.. April II. Abont a. IN. on that day
'Nr Miner who had charge OF hcIferry from .Onehun
drcd-and-;enth-st 10 Randall Island, was awakened
from sleep In his bOathouse by the cries OF
a man proceeding from the river. The words
murder" aud "hclp" were plainly heard Mr.. Milnrr
ran out TO OF the pier but the night was 80 dark
that he could not the man who was calling for aid
He Jumped into boat to to the assistance OF the
drowning man, hut the carried him beyond the
spot gurglng sound WAS heard some distance away
and then everything was still prolonged search was
made In yain aud Jr Miner reported To the police OF
the Twelfth and Twentvthird Precincts that unknown
man had been drowned.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
THE NEW CODE.

ALBANY, April 29.-The conference COM
mitGe,s appointed by the Senate and Assembly to CON
slider the difference Of oIhnOn between the two branches
III regard to thc when the Code OF Remedial Justice
shall 20 into effect did not report ON Saturday as ex
p.cicd Instead they held another meeting and, rs Oh
Friday night, we're unable To agree. They viii
probably 40 report the meeting OF the Legs
laturc tomorrow ni-ht. There VIII then remain
only four hours before the portion Of the code
passcd lost year goes into effect Prompt action Of
some kind VIII have to be taken. that portion without
the amendments prepared by the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee has some faults. Ii Is believed that the
Assembly Will tcccdc from its position in s5 5ht meas
irc by passing the short bill OF senator Robertson
amending the Of last tht Tie code shall NOT
20 into effect until oct next THIS VIII give the egs
iaturc opportunity during tine remaining days Oi the
even glve the Assembly opportunity 10 agan hs3t upon
May 1879 as the time for hc code to 20 into effect.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
4 SEOURL TO ASHTIBULd.

THE BODY OF p. p. BLISS, TIE REvIvALIsr, FOUND.
CLEVELAND Ohio. April 29.-On Friday last
party Of sportsinen cunning along the lake shore at
Euclid Village 10 miles cast OF here, found the dead
body Of man the beach. The body was considerably
burned on the back, leg broken. and the other
had large flesh wound; the head perfect ani Gov
cred with black hair and the face with fnll black
beard. There was clothing the body excepting a
pair OF boots. The persons present had idea whose
body might be- aud it had already commenced de
composing they dug grave by and buried IT, After
the burial description of the body given at the
railroad station and II at recognized as that II
T. T. Biss Of Chicago who w9s lost on Friday night,
Dec 90 at Ashtabua, In the great railroad accident.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30

One of our young lawyers was recently APP
pointed defend pduprr criminal who Vas, oi course
In the County jail. An interview had. " What 40
you xprct to prove Dy yOur witnesses T. inquired the
yuuug disciple OF Blackstone. " How can tell Wiui
sxpeet 10 prove by my ffi~nis until you tell wh<
they have got to swear tOi guess you hHVcht hhI
many clients before me- tc reply OF the Nic!l oI
IA, Iniu,as uf the law who ld been there before
Igan Antonio Herald.
Give dollars Five dollars !! Oh, It's cod
din yo now" said the mfa 'utial Mr.. OHulisiu N
being told that u would that Ia join the Del"
crahc club "Oh, that's the admission ie'-hohest
Iulun" sHid the canyHsser Well thin. brgOir ltS the
first tonne liver heard Nv man pawn 10 De Dlhhl'
erut. That nd be qunre to kape inc party 10
grthor inlirey. Sure h bycs always expect Ia make
ri, ce es Iwai u Dr the good oi tho party
at ALL at all I The divil hy awa1 wd sch clubP'
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30

,r n, frat place 10 third The order at the hhiSn WI" "
Thomas Cubert and Rdabock NJ Pollock vas 'ne ree'e'
BROOKLYN
Tho nerar,mcnt Of Fire and Buildings granted
pcr,nits last week for the erection OF AZ new bningt
Mary Placethes, q widow, age 6S, OF No. os
Myrtle ave. committed suicide yesterday morning. oy s
large dose Of p ris green.
Three chiIdren-Kaie Walsh, age g. James Walsh
age e. and James Degnan Shave rot been Sc by their
rar nts since Friday, they loft their h1me No COL
Washing gtouaye., TO pick up chips
A can Of kerosene oil WAS overturned on heated
stove 300 Bondst on Friday night the clothes "
Mary Walsh a chiIa Did took fire from the flames
and she burned TO death
The Hon. Stewart H. WOodf0rd will preside this
evening service Of welcome o the pastor and congega
ton Reformed Epscops Church Of GreeDpont which
will be held at the church edihce On Javast
Dr. John II. Watts, a druggist, of No. 1,3fl
Fultons committed suicide saturday by prussic acd
Recently sold the which lie formerly occupied on
price paid for IT, and since then no mas
been very His friends had been making arrange
for placing him in an inebriate asylum
Several changes were made last week IN the edi-
toria Of The Unon-Args Chester r. Dewey Formerly
OF The Arg saged editorial writer AID ~
Angel has and city editor and the POSI-
ton chief formerly held by Henry ~ smith, mas
been abolished MI smith retircs at the request Oh Loh
Palmer who owns a controlling interest In the property
Mayor Schroeder, City Auditor Soaring, ana Con-
troler Purrl Mayors office on Saturday 10 ap
point new Elections To serve for four years from
May in the place Of Franklin Woodruff r. d. Beneict ana
w H. Greene whom Messrs. Woodruff and Benehc. arc
Renucans To the surprise OF the Controller and Auditor
Mayor Schroeder sloe Democrat In the
place Of W. II. Greene. Two oiher Democrats John
Gibason Joseph Platt then nominated ana .o
meeting was adjourned After Mesrs Glbertson ana fa
had in by the reputy city Clerk commune"
tion was received by from Mayor protesting against
the recognition Joseph Pat he had been appointed III
opposition requiring that no more than Two neh
bers the belong the same pocai party
regarded as an attempt 10 nave
the old Board OF Elections hold over.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
.rhacter o, Masous. Clinton Commandery of Knights

Chapter OF Masons. Clinton Commandery OF knGhS
kmplars North German Lodge of Knighs oil Pyt""S,
ana the Plat Deutscher voks Fest Veren The bo1y oi
john Mckay. late commander of the ship Tbyaura "i
Aberdeen Scotland. taken to The noric room Whye
n was received by the Master j. Wallace racWnihf
and me mbcrs Of Montgomery Lodge. Cap McN .'N
AZ years of age the time OF his death -nd hah neh
seatorlng man SO wears. In this period ne had hic
many voyages China, Australia, and o,her pats 81
globe and was widely aud generally ertfcineu -"
Ria many high qualities. The Dorc room was crowded
with Masons and shipmasicrs W. I. Woodruff. assisVa
by Isaac H. BrOwn both 0f hc Grand LODGE cuhItc'.u
the Masonic burial services The remains were tR"n 10
Greenwood Cemetery for temporary inleIpen'' 10,
late Capt Mckay WAS mcmh Ot 81. NichOnS l"'uEc ul
Aberdeen Scotland, and buried by Montgomery
Lodge. as a soiournIng brother.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
A SAILOR ROBBED AND MURDERED.
rNrICED INTO THIEVES HOUSE, DRUGGED, AND
FATALLY WOUNDED


Carl Hansen, a Swedish saIcr on bOaTd the
steamer Acalco Of the Havana line, spout Yesterday
at No ia Edridg ST. in company with the occupant OF
the house Rbcr Greco Soon after the arrival OF the
Acapulco NJ this port Green who il notorious thcf AMI
swIndcr made hts business f. get on good terms with
the sailors with the intention OF TobbmC them Of their
money Al hs invitation. Hansen ViStd Edridgo-St
terlay aud received with great hospitality lie ate
and drank to his hearts content, and az the liquor he
drank was duggeL he fell into supor which
Gercd hn iIscnsblc. Hc aw0ke at late hour In the
afternoon and found himself alone III room ond on
putting his hand Into hs pocket found ;hat abou $2s
all The money hc had had been stolen lie fell asleep
again aud awOke late IN the night. Hearing steps
APPROACHING he teguCd 10 Dc asleep and soon inai
enter-i aud began 20 take from his person watch
winch was fastened securely to hi7 rct by strong
chan. TIE stlor SpauC u and recognizing IN" lnn as
his treaccTOus hest Green he made rash Tor him at
the time demanding the money ne had lOst.
Green 20 drew revolver aud hrcd, the b1li
taking ccCt iiauSCu's abdomen The rCSGlutc sailor
did pause. mt caugt the weapon Of his antagonist
Just " exploded second time part OF JiaHscns
left haud hut he continued his hgt and
strking Green sCYerj lOvt, which LETT deep gaShes III
his lace. he at Length disarmcd his anisS-
Onist. Green then ned into the street, pursued
by Hansen. who began 20 grow FAINT from loss
oi blood. Green -udh arrested At the Lir1dSt
ftice Station he Identified b. Hansen is his asSGi
Ent. HInscns wounds were pronounced fatal.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
A NEW curRcn Az MoRRIsrowx. n. j

Work is TO begin soon upon the new edltice
for t Second Presbyterian Church al MvrIistOwn - j.
thc former building having been destroyed by fire last
Winter The new structure. which is planned by J. C.
Cady. has an Auditorium adapted for about 1000 per
sons ana nearly equal accommodation for sahhaih
school clnirch mcetigs. reunions. sc. The peculiarly
o. the binding Is tDt while t ~ Planned as 10 give
Tho rongIcg,tpin thoroughly comfortable arrangemcn.
In regard seg. h"srug. &c, II ~ IN every aspect ana
development thoroughly CbuTchlike bWdh. Inc
co,ums supporting the roof placed rs not 10 inter
fere wiz IS ,t.l F,Ca t1c1i large arches carry
In the crnI: IlteID effective feature OF the build
in me mi ii,I j. - h. finished IN htrd wood I:e
o. .rior vi be nf Bcllcy.ls stone. massive tower
WI form the apex Of the roof lines.