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Testimony accumulatas from every dTcc
ton IN confirmation of the value Of the sui
phur treatment for dipthcria. Many eases Of
remarkable success have been reported in this
country. In England a surgeon writes to the
London Times that after losing two cases OF
malignant dipthcrla. his attention was called
10 an extract from an American paper concern
inc the use OF sulphur 10 cure the disease Ac
cordingly he used milk oi sulphur for infants
and flowers of sulphur Tor older children and
admit, brought tu "a creamy conscience with
rlycerInc. lie gave "a teaspyOniul or more, ac-
cordIng 10 ave. three Of four times day, swal
lowed slowly. and applied j: 10 the nostrIls
with sponge From that time he did not
.In,e IA case. ana succeeded in saving life even
when the membrane had almost filed up the
throat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
A Society Question Debated.

Eternal warfare seems to rage between the
country negro and the town darkey, This was
illustrated at the passenger depot yesterday
A colored youth from Pike county approached
town negro and the following conversation
egsucd
'Whar bouts Is de ticket olliS:'
fright dar 10 go eyes"
20 whose eyes,
'Yone."
as you de ticket "iiis?'
Look yer, niger, don't yer gimme none
yo slack"
AN you'll get stirred up eff you staD' roun'
yer foolin' longer me"
Oats de kinder excise vat I'm pinin fer
And with that they cllnched and had right
lively tussle They were separated, however
before "A policeman came along and the Pike
county darkey found the ticketotiice. The
town negro, it may be well to mention, was
badly used up-Itdata Constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22

Sammy Doppy was playin' by amudhole, and
Billy, he said
Now, Sammy, les play we was barn-yard
you be the pig and lie down and woller and
III be bull and heller like everything
So they got down on their hands and knees,
and Sammy he went III the mud and wollcred
vile Billy bcllcrcd like distant thunder. Bi
meby Sammy he cum out muddy, you never
seen such muddy lilrlc tclIcr and he said
"Now YOU be The pig an let me heller"
But Billy he said;
II amt very good pig fore dinner, and
little he time null for you TO heller wen yer
mother sees yer close. "--LHHe JOhHHy
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Arl?t.

ASTFR'S "a IIG.-Noricc is hereby gwen, that
vi 10y virtue Of decree made ana entered Of r9cN,a ny
the Circuit Court of la sale county state al mes ~ e
January Of said court 1879. in certain cause thei
pending in said court the chanccry sid thereof Weioll
william Il. Culwell, Jane +, rowelh FlA9"fn C. 'o"r''
Anna l.. Cowcll Mary L. CoNen, Robert " C"lWel les;
ColMcl were Defendants, shall on Mogd% me ynth gay
March y. 1919. at the hour of two Uf'o.h ~ iht r
noon of said dry offer for s'c, ~ The south d"nr or thc
county court house. in Ottawa IN said county ~ iic aut,
described property, being the same Ordered 10y ,a decree
20 I've sold that y 70 say: Lots siN. ~, nc F h VIZ,
Addition 10 the town lnuw rityl Of ottawa IN NE OF
Z. sale aud state uf Illinois, also all the interest VIII! 10
seph Glover id acquired from IA" city ~ bMN IN me
alley running through the center of SAID hloch cIiyscEt
originally at aud since vacated hN h" ely council OF
the said city o OtNa. also all a." right acquires ' "ul
Uu the city of ottawa To- that portion E" ram street
living east OF lot ave. m said block Cigty.SCNcn.
'TTRWs or Nir.-C.sh GEORGE NJ LELAND,
Dated Feb t. ls1g-Sw Master in Chanccry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22

terncld ,,,,. -, .,.......
taxed In the name OfC. b. khy .. ~ ,
and . block 81 Ottawa Centre Addition 10 Town o
Ottawa IA xed in the name of Thomas German
I1f IL block 81 sOttawa Centre Addition 10 Town of OF
taws, taxed in the name Of John '. a. Hoes. -, a.,
Lot l6 block % Ottawa Centre Addition To Town oi W
tawa taxed in the name of ChaunCy B IAN.
IOt block 80 Ottawa Centre Addition To Town OF OF
tawa Xcd in the name of John Bailey.
Lot iG block - Ottawa Centre Addition 10 Town oi w
tawa, taxed in the name Of Joseph stout. ~
Lots and g. block g. NJ. T., Collins addition 10 Strcatof,
taxed in the name of +. ID. Dalton
Lot block B. NJ K. Collins Addition 10 Strcator, taxed
in the name of ~ l.. Collins.
Lots and block H. NJ T. Collins Addition to Strcator,
IA yed in the name OF 1ewct Davidson.
lot - block Plumbs Addition 10 StrcatOr taxed III r
name Of G. A. Clark. . 49,.
Lot block ;, Pumb'5 ID Addition To strcsor, taxed in
the nauc OF Susan Hogan. ~
Lot g. block s. Homestead Addition to Hrrator taxed IN
the name OfJ VI. SpcnCcy. .,,... ,
10, and 20 II lot Z? block y norris Addtod I"
Ottawa, taxed in the name II Gntt,i'h -pi5r
Lot block l. ottawa North Addition Ia Ottawn, taxed III
the name OF James Foley. ~
lot TO- block g. Ottawa Centre 'Gr"n 70 bUl"'' iHNtd
In The name Of Hiram iiigby.
Lot ~ hlUck 81 Ottawa Centre Addition to Ottawa, hN'u
i'm the name Of John OCounOr
And that the time redemption of said tracts of and und
-d sale ana purchase viii expire on the ON n5 oi
july 4. - 1913.
Eotirc il further hereby given that the certificates of pH',
chase OF all laid Of land and lu- herein described
have been duly assigned H. j. Robson the uudrrslghcd
hy Elizabeth NJ Hcncry admuisrariN OF the estate OF
titan i iirnrry drccilrG t.. j. ROBSON.
ottawa III Fc6 H. A. y. lS1Q-aw. Assignee.
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A woman in Kansas Pacific Railroad car

sat facing n man who, with one eye at least
seemed to be staring fixedly at her. She be
came indignant and said, why do you look
at me so, siry" He said that he was not aware
of having done So but she insisted. 81 bee
your pardon, Madam, but IT'S this eye, is ii
not?" lifting his finger to his left optic YES
sir it's that eye" well Madam, that eye
wont do you any harm. It's glass eye, Mad
am-only glass eye. | hope you'll excuse
it. But, upon my soul, IN not surprised thai
even glass eye should feel interested IN sc
pretty woman The explanation and the
compliment combined to put the woman into
u good humor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
BUDGET % FUN.

When Johnny was questioned as 10 why his
engagement with Miss IL. had been broken OIL,
he rolled his eyes, looked very much panied,
and groancd, "Oh. she turned out adeceiver."
But he forgot to mention that he was the de
cciycr whom she had turned out-Iuch,
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may SAIL. <OTICT.-Noti L. hereby

rl,h Y SAI4I, <O1'IC l.. Notice l. hrrchy gwen,
that NJ sale by the Treasurer and efhrl- otrt"l
of L 81 c county. the stat ot Illinois of Delinquent
ut, and town lots. the and costs Que thereon Tor
the wear A. d. is held NJ the court house IN Otta" ta
county commencing the 18TH day OF JHnr A H. 49, ana
continued from day IL day in pursuance of law, L. H. Tow
cr on 10th day Of June 4 d. la became NE puchac
NJ sld sale Of the NEi4 Of section % ship -. range
east OF the third principal ntriusn containing 100 Wr7
and of the SEX ur section ,. wGship ~ range "S' OF M
thir, principal meridian containing 100 acres both trn r.
taxed ia the name OF William \. Parker; ana iN thr llh'
redemption Of said tracts rom sald sat an" phfc"7
viii expire the 18th day Ui June 4. u ~. .r.,
" LYMAN II. TOWER.
ntfnN.H- IL ErhrnArY Nm. lSt9-3W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22

Madame C. calls at friends house on
II wet day, and, her feet being damp, says to
her friend, My dear, will you let your maid
bring me pair OF your slippers" My love,
replies her friend there are several people IN
the parlor) "do you thinl, M slippers will tit
you" "Oh, | think So, my darling, II you
will nut a cork sole inside Of them.N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
GEORGE NJ LELAND,

JIA-TEIs's% - I.Fi.-Notcc j. hereby given tlH'
VI hy virtue ola deere" made ana entered m record ~
tlr fru Court of IL sail" county state Of Illinois 40 The
January If -tid court. a. g. lH' h certain 'H-,
wherein John Barns Wa- complainant. ana ElNlh Williams
Jan e. j. Hurst florence Hurst ard jEu"- . wilson "i'
n.rrr,r uuC,r tH. firm uf Hurst y V ~un, William
: .D, and DAME. Barber Wrr" aeichhtUi- small "i
Nnut, , tenth dsy .f March. b. !-1. 40 TIE hUur Il
t . In the AFTERNOON II said day offer for sale ~ 'ht
south door Of the county cunr house m ottawa h sId
couuty al public auction. and viii then sell % the highest
bidder the following described property. being tht same
ordered D.. said Doe sold. that j. 20 say Lot mum
bar rhr la block number twenty nuc In Oh" village 81
Strcatnr in the county Of l. sale and .tAe OF ILLINOIS,
'TrT,, az : ,rE- cash GEORGE NJ. Inland,
i,sfeJ t.i H. i--l-.ia Master Iu CmuCcrY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22

The total mileage Of all Classes OF Trains Is
16,2l7121, being an increase over 1877 of So, =
IOl5. Passenger trains mileage decreased 3GS,-
S36 from that Of 1877, but freight mileage was
increased 2,Sl2,3ll The total freight tonnage
moved was 80 2333OS or 1,931 ,0GS 25i tons
moved one mile. The highest average tons
moved per tram was 800, and the lowest aver.
age % tons The average tons per car were
754, and the average reccips per ton were l5S
cents. The total earnings in Illinois were S23,-
|393giG rs
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Aiyal.

And that hc time Of redemption of the said tracts of land
from the aforesaid sale and purchase will expire On the goth
day OF June =. y. 1872 -
Also NJ the aforesaid sale, William T. cnory on the 2ls
day of June 1871, became the purchaser of the follow
Ing described of land situated in la Sale county, AL
of which were sold the OF the S except
the following described tract of land 10 Wit Lot seven, ~
nci section s township 81 range 3, which sold Tor the
taxes of the wears D. S1 1873 1914 1873 and SIG and thu
following described tract; viz: Lot ), c nc'. section
township ST. which was sold for the taxes Of The
wears A u. 1873, $50 1915 and 1876:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22

>-C,TIC 'I,-E-rArE uP Am CUNLIFFE, DECEASED
Notice l. hereby given. that the undersigned, Admins
traitor of the Estate Of Ann CRuiife late II the county
f ia ale and state % Illinois. deceased, Viii aIIa
bc-, he County Court Of said county On the third Mon
day tug the 2st dayJ of April l-H, nj the COUNTY tour
Ts. I'M Ottawa lu said county when and where ali per
sops having claims demands against said estate arr
notified attend and present the same IN WIRING 10Y A'
iu-tment -, . 49,,
' JAMES CUNLlFFE,
,.is-2v Administrator.
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BETWEEN THE GATES.

y BENJAMIN +. TAYLOR, author ofsongS oil Yesterday
etc etc Fifth Edition. Illustrated. sl.5N.
:. W. and Wisdom are mingled we'll to-
ehrr and the result Is book with which every reaue!
will he charmed II is Golden Gate leading 10 May
hours of true intellectual cnoyment."-Ctcd Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
PREHISTORIC RACES or THE
United STATES.

ByJ W FOSTER IL. D. Illustrated ~
.s'rh book il lit"r,lly Hro"'i'i W i'ii ''"'o'-
i,hing and valuable fNct-. '-b"'t0" fo''
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HOLCOMB'S TRANSLATION OF
'EGNER'S FREDTHJOFS SAGA

l2mo. Cloth. Price Sl.jO.
=. N,onr can p.ruAe this noble poem With
ont arising tercrom with aloitier Idea OF human bravery
and a hrticr conception of human loye-Ihter Octd"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22

ILLINOIS Railroads.&c. Is the general I'M
preston that Illinois spends no $4,000 year
on any object more toolishly than in keeping
up the board OF railroad and warehouse com
missioners However, the board as the result
Of last years work, have made report and laid
it before the legislature and rs the statistics OF
that report are about all there is to show for the
money, the people should see them. We find
them condensed in Springfield letter to the
st. Louis Republican, rs follows:
The report Of the board of railroad and ware.
house commissioners states that the railroad
companies of the state have made more full
and complete returns tnan ever before. Fifty.
one companies have reported, and these have
in this state 1859 25-l00 miles of road of this
there are 219 miles of double track. The entire
length of track-single, double and siding-is
1S,47T miles, whereof 5,543 miles is laid with
steel rails. There are 2l6 miles Of thrce-foot
gauge track in the state, all the rest being OF
the standard gauge. The average stock amount
in the state is 1924 81 per mile. The total
stock reported is 1864 145, GS3 %. During the
year S12,0jS,030 06 was paid in dividends
which is an average of5 1900 per cent on the
total stock of the roads paying the dividends
In 1877 the aggregate dividends paid were
81 SOC, 1913 A.
Fortv-two roads with l4SS5 miles of track
report bond debts Of $32S, 109 $50 GS, an aver.
age of S2l531 per mile ThIrty-thrce compan.
les report Sll, 1873 S02 70 Of floating debt. The
total of AL Anbls reported is $40 63S 800 IA an
increase Of s05, G>J $50 "a over last year, Toe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
ECHOES FROM MiST-LAND;
Or. The Nibelungen Lay Revealed to Lovers OF
Romance and Chiyalry.

nv AunnE FOHusTIER. l2mO. ClOth Pricc, wv.
:. rrhi. -. the first American edition OF the
whole .Sihlunccn Lied and such deserves 10 p'
warmly welcomed. - me Nation.
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OLD-TIME PICTURES
And Sheaves of Rhyme.

Nv BENJAMIN f. TAYLOR l6plo. CIT SIDE, pam ens's'
Price 81 81 Gilt side and cdsos, 81 IS.
..r ,,>.a speut many hours over your book.
The Old Time Pictures Is crowded with verbal ieelles,
and the closing portion uf IL Is as soulnsprns as Tue
voice of a trumpct."-Dr. j. g. Holland
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HANDBOOK OF FINANCE.

=. ,,, ,,,,l, iri..,I,- with -tat-tirs collect
cd rom the hest authorities THE H"W9 H"Td
IOHdJH.
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MORSE MYTHOLOGY;
Nv The Relieion of Our Forefathers.

Containing all the Myths of the Eddas carefully sysema
,ca and Interpreted With an Introduction, Vocabulary
and Index BY Il. Is. ANDERSON, Professor OF Soahuih"
Wan Languages, University Of WISCONSIN, N"'"iH'
Crown syo $3.50
:. N,,.n,h account of the old Scandi naEian
Nvthnloyy has hitherto been given IN The Enelish ia
.tr II is NIL and cluclnCs the subject IN ~ points vi
Si"s II contains abundant illustrations IN literal anu
nnetic translatsons from the Eddas ana n'Rfe' - 80"
Princeton ReCietC.
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ORATORY AND ORATORS.

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:. Covers the whole tl"ll in a thorough nho
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THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE.

\ NOrsc Love Story BY JONAS LIZ TTnI9INT's ny "rs'
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New and Fourth Edition OF
Tales Of Ancient Greece.

nv the Rev {. " cox 81. A., Trinity COLLEGE oAloIm
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NIGHT CLERK

AL be- found W stairs hrG door to the eii Pres
mi ur At all houra hy comIetcnt clerk p .Iid'"H
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NEW EDITIONS OF
Tales from Foreign Tongues

Full g red line tinted paper, uniform II style irt'
81 80 per volume. Comprising
MEMOKIES: A story of German Love
From the German Of Max Muller.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28
Two Notable Fathers.

q The Crawford County (Ihd. y
Democrat has the following IN
teresting paragraph relative to
the birth Of two children to the
same father, in Jennings town
ship: "a child was born to a
couple in 1872. In 1869 the IA
Their of this child married bis
second and present wife, and,
ten years later, in 1879, a. child
was born by the second wife, it
being the eighth child born du-
ring ten years OF their marriage,
three premature and five large
and healthy babies. There is
just sixty-seven years difference
in the ages Of the two children,
and in this month the father will
be 80 years old. This all occur
red IN Jennings township, this
county. y The Democrat omits
to say that the name Of the fa-
Their is Addison Williams, now
residing at Magnolia, Crawford
county, and that he came. to- In
diana from Pennsylvania in 1917.
The Sigourney Qowa)i Nea0s
of a recent date contains the. fol-
lowing: ga few weeks ago we
made mention about the twenty.
fifth child Of Father Elijah Nc
Clenahan. Since that time the.
old gentleman has been to see us.
and shake hands over the joyful.
e7efit. We learned that fifteen
of his children were boys and
ten of them girls, and at this.
time twenty OF, his children are
living, and ten of them are at
home, and all Of them in; reason
ably good health. Two pairsof
twins were born, three boys and
one girl. He has fifty, grand,
children ln9Il and IGaa. foEgr, great7grapd5
chilaren. ffs ithoSatsBltsasff frat tic. of
ce5aaltlifhggiItah last child Klnousgsh,
but ohd has since changed Gee his
mind, for he thinks perhaps the,
Government will need some more
soldiers before, many years, and
desires to do alll,h can to sup
port the Government. q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28
MADDoZ'S LINIMENTl

a FTER holding up for three months, |
n find out by the constant demand for
my liniment that it is giving full satisfac-
ton wherever tried. And after making
other arrangements for my drugs, that is,
can pay for my drugs with my liniment;
and those that are selling sell for less COM.
mission, it enables me TO put my liniment
before the public again. Il will positively
cure rheumatism, bruises, sprains, kidney
complaint, swelliilgs, neuralgia, spine affec-
ton, pains, corns; remove in two or three
days inflammation Of the stomach By ap-
plying with paper well saturated with the
liniment After seeing IL tried / know
what it will DO. For beast IL viii cure biz
head and jaw, big shoulder, sweeney and
fistula, also poll evil in the primary stages
You win find it at Smith & Miles and Good
win e ellis, Fayetteville, Pleasant Village
and Blanche, Merryville and my house
Don't fail TO give il trial for it is made az
home and if il fails on any OF the above dis
eases come Il me and get your money back.
No one viii buy any other after trying one
bottle. | am making my living honestly
and if you find anything wrong will re-
fund your money.
i'll. MADDOX,
jnly24 Sole Proprietor, Blanche, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28
TUTTS Pills

are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such a change OF feeling as to
astonisf1 the sufferer.- fffrrrfa-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28

A man was hung in Texas re-
Gently. This is what might be
called progress. ~ s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28

TheLouiHianaRe1u
Observation-Disclosures
is like Banquo's ghost. i arr
scs a, al sorts Of announcement
times to send d chilli down fhe1
backbonos ai President \ Iayesl
and John Sherman, who imag-
ined they had quoted II forever,
by giving lucrative offices Co
Wells Anderson, Kenner and
their limmediato lehltives. In
this distribution Casanaye, the
colored member of the board,
was sighted and now threatens.
TO expose tho iniqoity of the.
whole affair. He has recently
been in Washington IN refer
encc to a Zee OF FIVE thousand.
dollars demanded by certain ,at-
torncys for defending the re-
turning board inthc criminal suit
instituted against it for felon-.
iously changing the Presidential
election returns of Louisiana in
1876. The fee has never been.
mid. the attorneys sued. got
Judgment, and Anderson, Ken
Iner and Wells having no visible
effects, Casanave'srweperty was
seized. His colleagues refused
to hclpphim OUT and 1925 be-
ing due tossihe Judgment, and
sale impending, Casanayer went
on to w ashingtoh TO see about
it. He interviewed the Presi-
dent, Secretary McClary, Secre-
tary, Sherman and Others, and
the most he could getaatrfrst
wasythe offer of one hundred
dollars from Sherman toward
satisfying the he Judgment, He
refused to take il &. The day of
sale, was approaching, sapdMin.
despair he.4wrete vi apletter 10
the President, protestingoagaihst
being compelled to shoulder
the entire burden of % the
Judgment, when his colleagues
had all been comfortably plac-
ed in9fat offices while he was
left out in the cold. After con-
Esiderablc trouble on the part of
Casanave, the collector of the
port of New Orleans was. order.
ca to tui1i oyer 81, $50 to the
credit Of the Sheffiiin1, no there
upon stopped the safe until Jan
Euary Est. ftwopid ,be interest
hing 10 know whether this mon
Fey has been paid out Of the piri-
vate purses Of Hayes and Sher-
man, or out oft United States
i Treasury. go - ~ - 90 =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28
Wicked FOR CIcrgrmon .

wicked for clergymen or other public men
to be led into giving testimonials 10 quack
when really meriiorious article made of
valuable remedies. known 10 ali, thAt all
physicians use and trust daily, we should
freely commend it, ] therefore cheerfully
and heartily commend Hop Bitters Cor tie
good illtsy have done inc and my friends,
firmly believing they have no equal Ter fam
lily use. ] will not be without them
-ffoa Rev. -----, Washington, d. @. 3
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-28
>sRayetfeviIIel District Tennessee
q GonfereHce--FOurih Round of
Quarterly Meetings.


~@EayetteviIIe3 District Tennessee
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Round of
Quarterly Meetings. n
0Lewishurg circuit, @n's chap
el, August 10Th, 18th. ~ u l
Rich Valley circuit, Knights,
August 23rd, 9th. at 81 bao
- Flat Creek circuit, Flat Creek.
August 30th, 3lst. e.e - q.
Dynchbdfg circuit, Lynchburg,
September 9th, 9Th, ,.t
Marble Plains circuit, Bran
don's, September 9th, 10thsyaa
:, Fayetteville deirsuit,. Beech
Greye, Septembcnl lth, 18th. 10
nFIintville circuit McCracken1s,
September 10th, nth. lom-iols
Salem circuit, Shady" Grove,
September 18th, 10Th. % ga
Winchester station, Winches-
ter September 10th, 2lst. Z o 81
Belvidere mission, CoWan,Sep-
tember -20th-26th. ,er
Pleasant Plains circuit, Shi-
loh, September 9th, 2Sth.
Ell1mont Springs circuit, Elk
mont Springs,S eptenber29, 30th.
Molino circuit, Molino, Octo-
Der 2nd, Bird.
Union circuit, Beech Grove,
Oct. 4th, 9th. JAS. A. ORMAN.
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