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Sh%SEoh NeW9s
The dwelling Of Chas. II. Oakes 1,
Euerett. Mass, was burned yesterday
Loss $4,000.
H. H. Hallistar, who lately failed
has been readmitted to the New YorI
Steck Exchange. f lgfT
The New York Senate yes terda,
passed the House resolution against TIN
Bland bill BY a vote Of 23 to 8.
BY an explosion Of nitro-glycerins sl
North Adams, Mass. yesterday, In the
works Of Prot. Mowbray Il. j. Wilson
an empioye, was blown to atoms.
Adam Carr, manufacturer Of plum.
bers' supplies, New York, has been ad.
!lalcated voluntary bankrupt liza.
bilities $4,000 nominal asset.
10000. ~ fli ~
Extensive depredatioDs upon gov.
erhment timber along the line of the
Union Pacific railroad are reported.
The timber replevied In Southern
Mississippi by the United States mar.
chal 10 valued at 100000.
The steamer San Jacinto. from
Havana, with returning Southern and
Western excursionists, arrived At Saw
annab, Ca, yesterday. Twenty>six OF
the origi nal party remained In Hav.
ana, and stopped at Ut. Augustine, Fla.
The steamer Metropol is sailed from
Philadelphia yesterday, being the
second steamer dispatched by the con-
tractors for the Madeira and Manners
railroad, Brazil. She took out 200 la.
borers, 800 tons OF iron and specis
mails. s1rA "a 81 u FT Tr5 :
Miss Won Hillern esily accomplished
her 100 mile walk In Washington last
night, In 2S hours less g minutes 3
seconds. At close she was presente ed
with a profusion Of flowers. and
q wreath was placed on her head by the
indges.
A dispatch from New Orleans yester-
day states that the hiding place of J.
Madison Wells, the fugitive chief Of the
returning board, had not been dis
covered. The trial of his associate,
Anderson, was progressing. In regard
70 The rule for contempt against United
States Commissioner Lane. DEPUTY
Collector Tomllnson, aud DEPUTY
Marshals Wurzeberger and Steele, Il
was ordered that 10 should 90 over un-
Til after the Termination Of the Andero
son case. A dispatch:from Washington
mentions q rumor TO the effect that
Wells was expected In that city last
night. The jury In Anderson's case
consists of ten white and two colored
men.
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Iish remed v,%"s = !, Care for Corns
Il corns eJy e, OF greal popularity foi
L. BRlNGHURsT q CO.,
Cornsr , Apothecaries.
Lo oi1th and Market Sts
|rpshad FOR tbs na.n.
j Scans 'nssa in Iowels, Barn sponges,
I0ves. Strans ra'e5lslve variety. Also
b Friction Psi q brushes, &c. of horse
Y the same classes. '""ny othef
cdE,,Bh e, BhdiNGHURsT a 90.
Nm N ointn and Market Sta,
| MAJ s,I'tFdtisnt FtIsnt Nan Brushes. HAM
Cornepr r.. prssiNGHURST 4 CO. .o'
sixth and Market Sts.
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IA FARM and HUME
OF YOUR WIN.
Now IS the Time 10 Secure It,
sCnl- Five Dollars
FOR AN AcRE

or the best land In America. 2yO00,O00 acres
In Eastern Nebraska. on the line Of the
Union Psclne Railroad now for sale. 10
years credit given, interest cnlg per cent
These are the only lands FOR SALE on the
line OF this GREAT BAILKoAD d, the Worlds
Highway. Send for The NEw "PIoNEKn."
the best paper for those seeking new homes
ever published. Full information, with
maps sent tree. o. +. DAVIS, Land Agent
u. p. II. n, Omaha, Neb W -'rt
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RAILROADS..
FiaogRaFl 4. WILMINGTON q

TIMdpRaRlAa TISMIdpalA, WILMINGTON a
o"G hAIL ROAD.
N0v'R ssth. 1877. ff
VIII leave Wilmington as follows
'edls soa and aS Intermediate stations
p. IN. AZ w q. m, 2 80, 4 30,
pm. VA w, o "A q. m. 12 81
''' and Intermediate Stations.
Yis is,ss' sad ! Washington, " IA 81 i IS, $40
bstle ees'aWare = ~ Division, leavs far
|ing on 90, $50, a. m. liz q az
!, IS, saa aannoermediate u Stations. AT
iu D. m Intermediate Stations o an
suNDAYrRArs
5.oo.a 5oa s'so a6d ! Intermediate stations.
4's and New York, 2.Os. 3 a. a
''' and Washington, 10 81. 10 a
u ioer Ibh Information passer0ers /. :,
taoles posted at the
ii. +. KENNEV '"e
| superintenden
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WORK FOR All

In their own localities, canyassIng ror the
F1nEsIDE VISITOR, (enlarged) weekly
and monthly. LARGEST PAPER IN THE
WORLD, with Mammoth Chromos Free.
Big Com missions To Agents. Terms and
outftfree. Address p. .. vICKERY, Au-
gusta, Maine. ttd ir.I s.tsi .s.s
Al Extra Fine Mined Cards. wich
a CO., Nassau. N. Y. ,17.
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PEUiAL NOTICES.
h uni X els Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

X un X els Bitter
Wine Of Iron.
over been known TO fail In the cure
ness, attended with symptoms. IN
on TO exertion, loss Of memory,
Of breathing. general weakness,
disease, weak nervous, trembling,
horror OF death night sweats cold
kness, dimness Of vision, languor,
lassitude Of the muscular sys-
prmous appetite, with dyspeptic
hot hands, flushing OF the body
pr the skin ,pallid countenance aud
on the face, purifying the blood
pc back heaviness Of the eyelids
black spots flying before the eyes
porary sufiusi0n and loss ofsiebt
attention, etc. These sympt0ms
from a weakness, and 10 remedy
4, +. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
never fails. Thousands are now
health who have used II. Get the
Sold only ih 81 bottles. Take
=. Kunkel's.
q knnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
iy valuable tonic has been so
Ply Tested By all classes OF the COM
ulat IL Is now deemed indispensa-
ionic medicine. II costs but little
me blood, and gives tone 10 me
rehoVates the system and pro-
only ask a trial of this valuable
,rfiee only 81 per bottle. L. n
|EL, Sole Proprietor, No. $50 North
reet, below Vine, Phila., Pa. Ash
Rei's Bitter Wine oil Iron. and IA aka
4, a photograph OF the proprieter
wrapper; all others are Counter.
r. OF counterfeits. Do not let vonr
4 1,i oni you any but kunkel's, which
ohly as above represented. You
6,a, a oo1ties ior 90. ALI a K is one
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obtained for L.vetors, IN the United States Canada
and Europe, at reduced rates. With our principal
Q6ce located In Washington, directly opposite the
Cited States Patent Office, zoe are able TO attend TO all
Patent Business t0h greater pronptness and despatch
and less cost than other patent attorneys wo are al q
TO employ associate dttorneys" We make prclins-
inary erdminatioas and furnish opinions as to pat
sntaotlty yree Of charge and az iohe are interested
copy Of our Guide for obtdiaiag Paseats" ,ckich
g sent free % any address and contains complete in
matter. We refer TO the German American Nationol
Bank, Washington, D. c.; the Royal S,uedish, Nor
sgegidn, and Ddnish Legations at Washington; Hon.
Joseph Casey late Chief Justice u s. CourfQf Claims:
10 The Officials Of the U s. Putent Office, and to Sena-
tors dnd Members Of Congress from every Stale.
~ address: LOUIS BAGGER d Co., Solicitors
Of rnts~ts and Attorneys a, Las. Ls Drol Building.
Washington. ID. q. q 81 Ast
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TX Mixed Cards, f3c., 50 latest style, no Q
,xss sise dSs;ecssI lSSs;; e Silded SCROLL ioc l.
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worm IL e m owed
Alive.

ana anu al complete In two hours. No
eso eau passes. Seat, pin and stomach
trea, "seu 9y Dr. Kunhel, 259 North
ieet' a,, advice free. No fee untii
,s ail m passes In one, and alive, Dr.
ntrn n .ne only successful oh ysician in
m non lhe removal OF worms and
u nr syrup Is pleasant and SAFE for
esL LesoWh t persons. Send ior cir
Ps,oa psh ief bottle OF Kunkel's Worm
'@iS' nOv2-lm
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides pa
rents, in Evening Shade, Dec. 9Th,
by Squire D. N. Huddleston, Mr.. J.
". OLDHAM and Miss MARY Nc
DANIEL.
The bridegroom is the clever,
good-looking mayor of Evening
Shade, and the bride one of the
most handsome and intelligent
young ladies in this vicinity. We
offer congratulations and would
write verses on the subject, but our
poetry mill is out Of order. The
RECORD folks are under obligations
for generous slice of the wedding
cake.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12

Capt. Klein, of F. J. Klein & Co.,
watch makers and jewelers., Of Bates
Vile, has just bought, in New York,
the finest, best selected and most ex-
tensive assortment of toys, notions
and fancy goods ever Brought to this
market. Having bought at head
quarters, for cash, at the very low
est figures they are thereby enabled
to offer bargains to dealers through
sa.,,s .hce Ostgasai Theis e9n. ploto
stock will be opened by the 7th of
Dec. 1t will pay you to call and
examine their goods. 23-3
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
CONFERENCE LETTER.
SEARcY, Ark, Dec. 7th, 1878.

SEARCY, ARK; Dec. 7th, lolo'
This has been a grand week for
Searcy-a good attendance of the
clerical and lay members of the con-
ference. Its daily sessions have
brought together many, among
whom are goodly number of fair
ladies who grace the occasion with
their smiles. The reception men
toned in my last was a success-a
real royal welcome the conference
received. Dye, the pastor, knows
just how to arrange for such occa-
sions. To the list of nbtables whose
names were given last week, as at
tending our session, add DR.. john
son, of the Western Methodist, Rev.
J. NJ. Clayton, of the Arkansas CON
ference, with several members OF
Little Rock conference. Inject quite
a number of faithful men and women
here who are interested In having
their former pastors returned, and
frequently such visitors have success.
Seven young men have joined US
this session. Bishop McTyeire was
to have been here, but Dogget is the
bishop. He is grand type Of the
Virginia gentleman, and a prince
among pulpit orators.
The circus, a grand combination,
had its show here during our stay,
and they must have had their crowd;
yet it did not lessen the large gath
erings at the conference or preach
ing.
The Baptists of Searcy have a
neat brick church, with young,
promising pastorj Bro. Jenkins, and
he has some of the best Of ;fiembers,
my host, Bro. H. Black, among
them, whose hospitalities l will long
and gratefully remember
The MethodiSts are the strongest
denomination here. They have,
nearly completed, a church edifce,
to cost over six thousand dollars.
The sulphtir springs of Searcy are
famed for their notwithstanding
properties, and in SUMMER thSy
draw hundreds here to quaff their
crystal waters.
I write Saturday afternoon. We
will adjourn Monday night, at which
time the appointments will be an
notnced, and the writer fears he
will be sent from your midst. |
desirs 70 retdrh, if not, give to my
successor d kind greeting and he
will ttYts a blessing to all.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.

Parson Garrison returned from
conference yesterday, and handed
us the following appointments:
Batesville district, B. F. Hall, P. E.
Batesville station, J. W. Boswell.
Bethesda circuit, ]. R. Steele.
La Crosse and Evening Shade
station, R. A. Umstead.
Evening Shade circuit, ]. Alexan-
der.
Salem circuit, J. G. Carter.
Melbourne circuit, II. Vincent.
Smithville and Powhatan station,
G.. Shaeffer.
Smithville circuit, John Patton.
Black river district, II. Z. Greg
ory, P. E.
Helena district, W. R. Foster, P. E,
Searcy district, G. A. Dannelly,
P. E.
Searcy station, John H. Dye.
Helena station, E. A. Garrison.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
CYCLOPEDIA OF ENGLISH LITERA
TIRE

Brief biographies of all noted authors,
British or American, who have written in
the English language, from earlest times
to the present, with specimens from their
writings; the whole comprised in eight
handy volumes Of over 5000 pages, making
a work not only thoroughly entertaining
and useful to all intelligent readers, but
well nigh indispensable to people of culture.
The first edition of this work was publish
ed by Chambers, of Edinburgh. in lo43,
and in various editions since that time 1t
has had very wide sale. and established
reputation that makes present comm6nda-
ton of its merits supertiuOus'
The great attractions of the present new
lv.retised edition is its convenient form,
similar to that of the famous, "TauchnltE
and "Little Classics publications. Its clear,
bold type, excellent paper and lrs low
price, which is certainly extraordinary
The entire work is furnished, free OF ex-
press or mail charges, fer So 90 In paper,
S3 90 In cloth. or SS4 30 in half morocco. 1t
is published by the American Book E2-
change, New York, in connection with
their Book Exchange Weekly. and the
principal reasons given for its low price are.
that it is intended to serve as means Oh
making their paper more widely known,
they sell only to purchasers direct, lhsteau
of giving the usual fifty or sixty per cent.
discount to dealers or agents to sell for
them; and, further, that they offer it to
earlt subscribers at an extra reduction,
which tardy purchasers will have to pay
an extra profit to compensate.
Volume one will be issued before the mol
idays, in time for those who desire II, elve
it appropriate use at that time; and the re-
mainfnG volumes will appear; one or two
each month thereafter, as rapidly as 1t can
be issued from the press; Specithen pages
viii be sent tp anv Oney at once, on request
n II oJJpooca6 N thp American
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Lady's Book for Janu-

--Godey's Lady's Book for Janu-
ary has been received, and seems in
all respects fully equal, if not supe-
rior, to any previous numbers.
Among other good things in this
number we notice a steel plate en-
craving, "a HAPPY New Year," col
ored engraving, "a Test of Patience"
and 81 Wonder Who'll Kiss Me-" a
full page engraving, all we'll design
cd and finely executed. Notwith-
standing the reduction of the yearly
subscription to two dollars, the pub
fishers promise to make the twelve
issues for 1879 among the best ever
issued from their office.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
TRUTH WILL RISE.

For rheumatism, lame back, stiff joints,
neuralgia, contracted muscles, etc, which
afflict mankind, Coussens' Lightning Lini-
ment is the standard remedy, and for gals,
SPAWN, ringbOne, sprains and bruises on
animals, its value cannot be estimated.
Sufferers with the above mentioned diseas-
es who wish for speedy relief can find it in
Coussens' lightning Liniment. For sale by
NJ. w. Wright, at so cents bottle.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Local News.

There will be meeting OF the
town council Saturday night, the
14th inst.
Our town merchants will re-
ceive a stock Of notions for the holi-
days, in few days.
Mrs. W. G.. Wasson has been
quite ill Of pneumonia fever, for
several days, but is now GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. J. T. McAdams, of Gala
mine, has been in town several days
this week, but could give no news
from the south part of the county.
-Hev. R. A. Umstead, the new
pastor, with Rev. E. A. Garrison,
will officiate at the Methodist church
next Sabbath at II a. m, and at
night.
--Messrs. W. D. Cochran, J. N.
Shaver and John r. Metcalf return
ed the frs, of the, .waek-from. st
Louis, where they purchased large
supplies of good for their stores.
Rev, Wesley Nall, prominent
citizen of Texas county, Mo-, and
wife, passed through town the first
of the week, returning from a visit
to Lawrence county, this state.
"A bargain can be had in house
hold goods by calling on Parson
Garrison, who will dispose of his
furniture and chattels in the next
ten days, as he moves to Helena.
Mr.. W. T. Darnell has sold his
farm on Strawberry, four miles east
of town, to Mr.. D. NJ Turney, who
will remove thereto and, besides
conducting the farm, will attach a
cotton gin to the splendid water
power on the place.
Mr.. T. J. Davidson has had the
old building on what is known as
the Brock property, in the north
part of town, removed, preparatory
to erecting a new residence there.
Work on The new building has com.
menced.
1t will be seen, by list of appoint
ments in another column, that Par
son Garrison has been consigned to
Helena station, and Rev. Mr.. Um-
stead is his successor here. We are
not acquainted with the latter, but
cah assure him that should lie prove
as faithful worker for the cause
of morality and Christianity as did
the former, he will meet with the
kind appreciation 6f all good citi-
zens here.
"A small dog belonging to Dir. S.
A. Brown was seized with convul-
sions and evinced all the evidences
of hydrophobia, one day this week,
creating quite sensation of fright
among the members of the Doctors
family: The dog, being quite pet,
was permitted to enter the house to
be fed, and aftgr refusing a bit of
meat was offered some milk, al the
sight Of which he became rabid and
snapped at everything that came in
his way, but, by lively scramble
bic for the doors; beds and stair
ways &fl escaped being bitten, and
the Doctor seized bis sfn and killed
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12

Benton Gunter, 4o9; cunning
ham, SIS; Smith, l9.
Baxter--Gunter, 2O3; Cunningham,
SIS; Smith AZ
Boone-Gunter, 40; Cunningham,
242; Smith, 81.
Carroll--Gunter, 274; Cunning
ham, $50; Smith IS.
Conway-Gunter, 2S2; Cunning
ham, 2S; Smith, 81.
Fulton--Gunter, "a; Cunningham,
343; Smith, 22.
Izard--Gunter, 243; Cunningham,
13l; Smith, 291.
Madison--Gunter, 5l4; Cunning
ham, 12Oj Smith, A.
Marion--Gunter, 247; Cunning
ham, 1871 Smith, II.
Newton - Gunter, SO; Cunning
ham, SO; Smith, IS.
Pope!-Gunter, 4S2; Cunningham,
Is; Smith, 72.
Searcy-Gunter, 191; Cunning
ham, "a; Smith, 1876.
Sharp-Gunter, 241; Cunningham,
178j Smith, 32.
Stone-Gunter, 7B; Cunningham,
65; Smith, 70.
Van Buren-Gunter, 2O9; Gun
nlngham, 1872; Smith, Is.
Washington--Gunter, 1858; Cum
ningham, 4O5j Smith, 70.
Totals--Gunter, 5,37l; Cunning
ham, 1859; Smith, 969.
Gunter's majority, 2,722.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Church Directory.
EVENING SHADE.

ME- Church, South: Preaching first and third
Sabbatks in each month. Prayr.meeting and
lecture er9y Thursday night e Il Gairi5On;
p C. Baptist Church: Preaching second Sab
bath and Saturday night before, in each MONTE
B r HOH0td, pastor Presbyterian Church,,
Preachiny fourth Sabbath; IN each month, y
Chdreh at 9 o'clock. CT Wilson, Supt.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Mail Directory.
EVENING SHADE.

Walnut Ridge: Daily except Sunday; atrices
att p M; depaftSat6 d m
La Crosse: Daily ercept Sunday; arrives al
Z a M; departs dt Z p nn
Batesvilte: Semi-lCeeWy; arrives eiu Mar
rille Mondays and Thursdays at 6 y M; departs
Uia Polk Bayou Thursdays and Fridays, Z a m,
CantOn Uia ASh Flat: Weekly; arY'ites OH
WedneSday at p NJ; departs Tuesday alta M,
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
iSTUBBORN THINGS.

Facts are stubborn things. That Cous.
sens Compound Honey of Tar will cure
coughs, colds and all diseases of the threat
and lungs, is one of those obstinate certain
ties that no envy or malignity can combat
Ii you have a bad cough or cold, realize the
benefit to be derived from the greatest
cough medicine ever prepared by using
Coussens' Compound Honey of Tar. Sold by
NJ. w. Wright at 30 cents bottle. !
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Died.

In Evening Shade, Dec. 9th, 1878,
CHARLES LEE, second son of Calvin
J.and Jennie E. Wilson, aged 5 years
and Is days.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Farm For Rent For 1879.

The W. D. Reynolds farm now the prop
erty OF w. D. Merriweather, situated ten
miles from Evening Shade, on the Smith
vile road Buildings good, land fertile
and water excellent. Possession given 1st
of JAN, 1879. Apply to ....a. .-
: ~ j. L. ABERNETHY.
Dec 18th, 1878. Evening Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
EVENING SHADE
IIGI s CHOQE

u Ine ae @ second 9 annual session will open
N 0-a the a. tirst Monday in September,
o'o' The session will be divided
10 TWO terms of five months each,
ne second term commencing on f6e
:': oao Monday in February, 1879.
e1s'on per month, payable at the
i !! elose OF each month"; $3.50 to 81
! t!sangpsges, extra, per term, IS
= 'gsrding, pei; month, s8 to sfS sf6
upas will be, charged from date
y Sntrance to close Of term.
: eSr z further information address
r. ;. rrinclpal, or President Board
! ees, Evening Shade, Ark.
IL
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Societies..
EVENING SHADE.

Rural Chapter1 No 50; R. 4. M., meets third
Saturday in each month. =. .Erehihg Shade
L9dge, No 149, H. r. g. A. H.. meets Saturday
niqEt before the first Sabbath in each mont, :, !,
BsfeRr Lodge; No 80. /. o. D. Fl, meets FHidat
nights semi-mOathty.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Court Directory.
SHARP COUNTY.

Circuit: Third Monday after the fourth Non,
dag IN March and September::. :: County: First
Monday in January. April, July and October:
-. . Pr0bQtei First Monday in February, MaY
AuquSt and NOtembeT.
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEC
TIONS.

The following is the result of the
congressional election in the several
districts, from the official returns,
including synopsis of the votes
cast, by counties, in this (the fourtb)
district:
FIRST DISTRICT. Votes.
Poindexter Dunn received 1858
No opposition.
SECOND DISTRICT.
W. f. Slcmons received 1l,226
John M. Bradley received 1899
Majority for Slemons, 1927
THIRD DIsTBICT.
Jordan E. Cravens received 7,l20
Milton L. Rice received 6,S6S
Majority for Cravens 252
Sharp County record., 1878-12-12
Majority for Cravens

FOURTH UISTKIUT.
Benton Gunter, 4S9; Cunning
ham, SIS; Smith, 49,.
Baxter--Gunter, 203; Cunningham
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-26

j. 4 ( I (
It rather takes them back, gentle
men from neighboring towns, when
they come to this city and meeting
their old friends, speak up briskly, as
in times OF yore, with the invitation,
E"Come, Its take something!' and re-
ceivc the reply, 20. no; that isn't the
way we do things here now. No
more treating; every man pays for his
own, They can't understand it,
these visiting statesmen. It takes
them back. It sort Of dazes them for
awhile. They are incre dulous; they
don't believe il; but they find it out TO
be a fact. Maybe some Of them will
! so back home and organize Green Rib
| bon Clubs in their own towns. St,
Cloud may yet prove to be a light set
on a hill.-St. Cloud Journal Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-26
18th of July Programme

HAlerrlly Cnlmc the DcllS
1 And let the cannons roar;
The glorious Fourth has come again,
Has come again once more. !
Princeton is going to celebrate on
the 4th this year, and We are glad to
state that there is every indication
that the following programme will be
successfully carried out.
National salute at sunrise.
Street parade by the Princeton
Fantasies. between the hours Of s and
8 a. m. Place of rendezvous, south Of
Moses Tibbetts' house on Main street
General procession and march to
THE grounds at 10 o'clock a. m.
At half past 10 o'clock prompts ex-
fercises eommence at the grounds. Z,
I, Music. ~
Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Storms. !.
Music.
1l5;s BY ksv. Nj: ki"ss''ss> I
Reading Declaratjoh 81 Independ.
ence, by.D.JH Marray,
/ Music.
!. Address, by Mr.. "A. P. Barker.
Music.
Address by Rev. Mr.. Storms.
Music.
Half past II, a picnic dinner at TIT
pavilion,
i Half past two o'clock, sack races
wheel barrow races, SC. &c, on tn,
base bali grounds.
Horse trot on the,roa1 between Mr.
! Mudgett'sand Mr.. Trask.s houses,
i Fireworks in the evening.
1 Grand dance at Masonic Hall.
President of the day.. G.. Gle.
Marshal Moses A. Tibbetts.
!, The following are the committee o
arrangements: j. L. D. Sadley, L. II
Galley, NJ. V. B, Cater, T. NJ. Camp
t bell, A. F. Howard, N. E. Jesme'
E. C. Gle, II. F. Barker, B. F. Whit
ney, Mrs. C. H. Rines, Mrs. F. NJ
! Campbell, Mrs. B. F.. Whitney, Mr.:
a B. Soule. Mrs. S. NJ. Byers, Mrs. Sad
t ley, Mrs. Dorr. Mrs Chadbourne, Mr.
e j. G. Hatch, Mrs. D.. L. Cater, MI:
Mary Hatch, Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Bal
rett, Mrs. c. L. Bray, Miss May Cate
Y and Mrs. Moses A. .I'ibbetts.
h Committee on fantasies: A.
Howard, Nell :Applegate, Cyr'
Shaw, George Foltz, V. Pratt, Fost'
"a Cater and ]. L. Brady.
Committee on fireworks: D. A. G.
= ley, chairman; D. H. Murray. Mos
- Tibbetts and S. L. Staples.
= Committee on music: I. H. Gale
= H. B. Cowles and Mrs. A. P. Barke
- The committee of arrangemer
is the soliciting committee.
!. THE DANCE
ed The dance at the Masonic Ha]
e. promises to bea grand affair. F. N
or Campbell, D. A. Galley, N. E. Jesm
,e. and Albert Jones are the floor CO
mittee. Tickets $I.00, for sale at
drug store and at the door.
5. Supper by the ladies Of the Gram
cs- at the Court House Hall. Ticke