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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-01
DELLAIRR.

The many friends of Mrs.. Brow =,
knew her when the was ms. FISH,. sG'
were glad to see her sgain last vesI -4'A
The new ballot boxes are on I..s 4.
ready for the election. Now let lbo. .S q ~
publicans who like nap in N. mo.. NJ
go to bed early enough MONDAY ri's'
insure their presence at the poll. sa, %
O'Clock, this time. v VI
The Democratic clubs, Soma IT =,
went to BeuwoOd Friday night, b,, I ~
was too much weather for them ~ ,-e,'
Wheeling Saturday night. A W.
band was driven about town S,,U,1ei
afternoon to remind them of their 5S,S
The Carroll Building Associ,s, - v,
hereafter meet in G. G. Crafty, ~ wv
The old building association T!om Va's
has been so known for years IA M ~ nt
serted; the WorkiDgm3n's h,. 's s.scs
and determined" and the new az, use!
will use the gas office. A'''e'-u:s
Considerable has been said in N. ~,
few days about the number Of ~ S,s
bought by Bellaire people. In s a. oS2t
oil what Wheeling poop . imapina e1AlHI
1t, as shown by their telling Nj Ps,, sooa.
1t was useless for him to CONS IN Sa, IaAs
to sell books, Il must be rememba,aDggi. .Sis
as We have no book store bS,s VA
books we do buy are generally pntrb ~
In wheeling and are counted AZ sn ,,,.tt
more sold TO Wheeling people, " ~su!
ture the assertion, knowing sor'a,s yea
about 1t, that Bellaire people bpy ' a.
books and read as many as sny c,t ~ IAl!
in this part OF the country, IL p,on, r,aes
TO its size. F'Vp''uSa
The proposition Of the Citv C0p,ra
have our merchants keep Their vl"d. %
the sidewalks is causing some ! n III oa
pro and con. In reasonabe Ii%S, 0NA
many seem to object to the p,sS| ,s I 10y
nearly all think 1t has gotten vre. .se, wv
OF bounds on a part Of Union s',s.! Vai
after the election. NV" "V'A III
Some Of the glass works emplovs. h,..
gone to Pittsburgh to vote on 'Tna,J,s a@e
Leonidas Clark, who is now WS,s;G.;
one oil the iron mills Of Pi,ttbuTh, r w.. u
home Saturday to be- on HAND :, ,i .l
election. He says the Pittsburgh 6 n .as
cratic marching clubs got ready y 10 D 3 W
10 BeiIaire at the time u The aBsn p S4s
Ter" meeting. They marched TO The IIss.
depot, but the much talked Of ,,sin I've S's
not to be found, aud they marched bO WAS
again, in disgust. "'4'
1t seems the Lndtp,adent, b,5i,,,.
about the banner 10 b. presented n ~
county making the largest RenpS n .ao
gains between October and Noyem6e g" VA,
taken as earnest BY some persons Of a W. ,s,
rious turn OF mind.
The old ice houSe FCstFoldiug and she'd,
Immediately on the bank OF he CrEeE :i ~,
above the B. KS. W. bridge, has tunblsS
down and lies heap OF old timbsss
A new dwelling is going up on Bsiy,,o,
street. "-''u'
DR.. Allen, Of St. Louis, speg. sup5o,
here, and preached III tie pfesb,ler,ss
church Sunday evening.
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ocracy. They deceived Us in 1874 when
Polk was elected, and II allowed to come
again into power they would repeat their
old history. am now, and always will
be, against Democratic supremacy. We
cannot afford to trust them. II an anon.
ely to me how any young men employed
in mill or in q glass house can vote the
Democratic ticket, when they cannot help
but know that they are antagoniEing their
own interests, by so doing. 1t seems to
me that they will cling to their party when
they are certain that It's success means the
death OF their interests.
four reporter had interviews with
number Of other operatives employed IN
various mills In this city and their expires
sions OF opinion conceded entirely viii
those given above.
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or The Democracy Saturday Night.
The Democracy turned out Saturday
night, or at least they tried to, but they
did not meet with that measure OF success
that characterized the effort OF their Re-
publican brethren Just week before. 1t
is true the elements were against them it
had drizzled and rained at intervals all
day, and at times during the days OF the
week preceding, but the same elements
irowned upon the Republican prepare.
tions one week before; indeed to such an
extent that a postponement was ordered,
and 1t was not until noon OF Saturday that
the Republicans determined to demon
strate. No such action, however, was
taken by the Democratic officials. 1t was
"the do II We die principle" and things
went ahead. The Macedonian cry went
out over the wires and through the mails,
"Come and help us," and as night ap'
preached they looked anxiously for re-
suits. but they did not result" as they
expected.
A very small company from Washing.
ton, Pa, with a brass band, company oil
about eighteen or twenty men from Ttia.
delphia, and few from Fulton, were the
foreign contributions, while the city clubs
appeared in line with decimated ranks.
The most creditable display was made by
the Young Mems Democratic Club, Capt.
John N. Birch, which turned out l20
men and appeared to good advantage.
Capt. Birch has given this club his PEI.
sonal attention for some time, aud to him
is due the credit OF getting up the only
fine looking Democratic organization in
the county.
The route OF the procession was the one
usually followed by both parties. The
usual amount Of colored fire was used. A
banner carried by some one in the crowd
bore the inscription; jackson, Wilson,
and Tariff" and excited much comment.
Another one was labelled: 1--WE will vote
for the hero Of Gettysburg, the saviour oil
the country" while at the same time two
men were assistant marshals in the process.
sion who had used their best "endeavors"
to kill the "hero" and destroy the coun-
try; these and other Inconsistent ex.
pressions, attracted much unfayorabIe
comment.
Thus closed the last effort OF the Dem.
ocracy in this section in the campaign Of
1880.
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In the past few months there has been moi.
than 100000 bottles Of Shiloh'S Cure sd.
Out OF the vast number Of people who nave
used Il, more than 1900 cases Of CoRsunpn91
have been cured. All coughs Group. Sthss
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence ! u isa.
everybody speaks In It's praise, To taost
who have NOT used Il, let us Gy, tyoa hlT,A
cough, or your child the Group, shdYou 'slas
life don't fail to tryi Il. For lame bScs, Nds@
chest, use Shiloh, Porous PlH;e:. ,,.r,
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, ODD stI ,},
Hall, and ChaS. MOenEeROeuer, corner SNA
and TVenty.secoud streets.
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Education and Experience viii conou.,.
Mr.. Harvey Alexander said he had DE-.
rived more benefit in two weeks unde,
DR.. Smiths care, than in three month,
under any other treatment. (DsSnth
never uses patients names without th.i,
permission.) This gentleman had b4eD
afflicted with most aggravated ea,,y,b
for years, causing loss oil sense Of smell
deafness and offensive discharges. An Of
which DR.. Smith has cured comple,pIv
Those ladies and gentlemen Eh1 bays
been under the Doctors care efficiently
long, all report themselves greatly i'm.
proved and are perfectly pIldsd. b.
Smith treats, with eqnel success, Cane,
withoutthe knife, Piles without knife OF
pain. He cures Rheumatism speedily,
weakened AMI 1sbilitaled systems Of .nia
or woman from whatever Cause, EpilepT
;fits,l Dyspepsia, ScrOIuls, Blood aud
Skin diseases quickly. Several Yeas tx.
perieuce in the Hospitals for Femlis
Complaints, give DR.. Smith peculiar I'd.
vantages in treatment Of those tfOu blts.
Ladies' and gentlemen calling up'n the
Doctor see only the Doctor, and hi. con.
sultatiOn rooms are so arranged, TIA: pa.
tients do not come in contact with tsCh
other. Special engagements will be made
with those who prefer to have the Decor
call at their residences, The cintes Of
headache, back ache, plmples on the lace,
sick stomach, all.gonenessOf feeling, pains
in the limbs, weak eyes, Offensive DIS
charges speedily overcome. Call on or
address DR. JouS Z SMITH,
No. lgl7 Market street,
Opposite McLnre Elouss tLunslorts
Building,) Wheeling, ". Va.
Consultation lres. Office hours from ,
A. NJ, toSP. N, daily. From 9to ~. u.
Sunday.
Nole-Dr. Smith "a here to feT.ain yer.
mainly, and is a regularly educated
physician,
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A sEPUBLiCAH INsTITUTioS.
The Employees OF the Beiiaire Nail mil
wapt IL Understood that the Presidents

Napt IL Understood that he PreHldent's
Politics and Theirs arc Different.
A member OF the lSTELLIaENCpR'a re.
portorial staff spent lew hours in Bel
ARE Saturday, and happening to neet q
mailer in the mill there, he inquired what
was thought in the mill Of the views ex.
pressed by it's President, Mr.. ]. R. Nc
Courtney, to a Register reporter last week.
That was a fruitful topic. The nailors, it
was at once perceived, did not tackle
kindly to" the remark made by the Rresi.
dent. There is one fact about the Beilaire
mill that IL the case with very few
large manufacturing institutions. That
is, large number OF the workmen are
stockholders In the concern, and, II we re.
rnem Der correctly, two or three at least OF
the operatives. are members OF the board
OF directors. This gives an expression Of
their views doubly representative char
scter. They are members OF both the en-
ploying and employed classes. The one
10 whom We talked on Saturday has been
engaged In the iron manufacturing bust.
meas since boyhood, and knows something
Of the practical workings Of protection and
free trade by past experience. He says
that there are In the mill twenty::three
Majors, and OF thet e.twenty.two will vote
for Garfield and Arthur. The other Is a
Greenbacker. These nailors are Messrs.
VIM. Sharp, VIM. Stewart, Milton Stewart,
George Shlllito, George sqnigSins, Henry
Caldwell, Thomas Wilson, Leb Battelle,
Ismes Graham, Dennis Mccoy, Ed. FitE
Patrick, Winfield Scott, John Kitkpathck,
Louis Marshall, Aaron Mills, Thomas
WetherAld, Charles Baltzell, Dave Stew.
art, Samuel Simmons, S. s. McGowen,
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Low RATE EXCLUSION WEsr.-Tuesday,
November 0, 1880, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will sell excursion tickets to
points in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa at
one.half the usual round trip rate. These
tickets are first.class and good going on all
through trains November 9th, aud good
returning on any regular train within
forty days from date.
Wheeling to. Chicago, via B, & O., with.
out change. and but one change OF cars
between Wheeling and Missouri river
points, @. X. LORD.
General Passenger Agent
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LAuDIsG THE LADIES.
Resolutions Pnssed by ine First Ward
Garneid and Arthur Club.


At meeting of the First Ward Gar
field and Arthur Club on the evening oil
the Goth OF October, the following report
from committee appointed at a previous
meeting was adopted:
To the Republican Ladies Of The Fira Ward /:
The undersigned were appointed com.
mittee by the Washington District First
Wsrd) Garfield and Arthur Club to ex-
press to you and all contributors to the
lund for purchasing National flag our
thanks for the gift OF the same.
To you ladies' our Club owes much,
probably more than you realize, encour.
cement in the home circle, impulse to &C.
tive exertions in the good cause at our
meetings, and, by your example and pre-.
cept, order and good conduct on the
march.
We have found you in this cause, as in
all others that have appealed 10 the heart
and understanding for the past twenty
years, on the side OF law and order, free
dom, Justice and love OF mankind, and In
this evidence OF your generous sympathy
for US and our cause we recognize the
same lofty patriotism that stirred your
selves or your mothers in 81 10 65.
To your voluntary exertiops, prompted
by your own hearts. We are indebted for
the beautiful starry banner that graces the
front OF our colum, which symbolISes all
that is noble 10 our politics and all that Is
glorious in the history OF our country, a
bright reflex Of the happy faces Of the fair
donors,
You have rendered our duty plaln-to
waive this flag until no man stands on any
spot Of ground IN this broad land that
cannot think Just what he pleases and
vote as he wishes with none 10 modest or
make him afraid.
Ladies, accept the thanks OF this club
OF men who know how TO appreciate your
gift, .and be assured you have placed It in
good hands, cherished the more as coming
from you.
Q. J. RAwLIxe,
n. O. HAMILTON,
FRANK STANTON,
Committee.
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Do you know that there are strange People
in our community, we say strange OeIaat y
they seem to prefer to suffer ana Fas 'hs "a
DAYS miserably, made 80 BY dysPels'A sn5
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation u.
general debility, when Shlloh'I E!'ali''' J
guaranteed 10 cure hem. ., y.u,-.,
Sold BY +. Booking, Agent, odi fsi M,s
Hall, and Chas. MaenkemO=!ltI, corner NA'-
and TWenty-Second street,.
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For UPWARDS OF IrETY YEA2 aS
Winslow's Soothing Syrup e. tssl u, ~.
for children. II correca Acid!'y 2! ~
stomach, relieves WE"d o2is, require, Nv
bowels, cures dyRnlTy ane Si"f pisI
whether arising from teelqtnR Z. r.5,.
GAUGES. An old and Nsll't7isd eng o5T
Ok oe5tI a bo!tls.
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FlerHGRAND OPENING Of Ladies' CIuaks,
OclmsnT and Walking Jackets. Our stock
repenIshed with the newest styles. Our
Assortment composss over One Thousand
Garments, all newly gotten up at cur Fac.
tory, 53I Market street, Philadelphia. II
you wish to buy at headquarters call on
|. BLUM & BRO,
Il04 Main ST., Cloak Manufacturers.
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with Men Whose Bread and Butter
is Involved in this Issue.
Expressions of the Opinions Of 0pe'
rativss in Our Factories.
The Masses Of Iron Workers and
Artisans
Found to be on The Side Of the Re
publican Party.

Representatives of the IxTELLIoEScEH
on Saturday had interviews with large
number Of operatives in our large mills
both in this city and over the river. Be
low will be found the result. These talks
are worthy Of consideration, and will
carry conviction to any candid mind.
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Mr.. A. w. TYRRELL, Merchants Hotel
Shelby street, Detroit, Mich, Swrites: "a
can cheeriully bear testimony 10 the won.
derlpl healing qualities OF the Great Ger
man Remedy, st. Jacobs Oil. ! wal
afflicted with Rheumatism for long time,
and I almost gave myself up as incurable.
The use OF the above preparation cured
me completely, and feel like new man.
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The above ia the scnre Of a squad Of
Company L, Second o. N. g., rifle prac.
lice, Friday afternoon, on the Fair.
Grounds at st. Clairsville, at a range Of
two hundred yards.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., October Sl.--For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clear or
partly cloudy weather, variable or south
west winds, with lower barometer, and
stationary or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional light rains.
winds mostly southwest, with stationary
or lower barometer, no decided change Of
temperature.
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New Advertisement

Cold Weather Clotbiug-oehm & Co.
Dr.. Nichols Wrought Iron Furnace
Nesbitt & Bro.
S25 Dollars Reward-Chas. Weimer.
Attention. Republican Clubs.
Take Notice-I. Blum & Bro.-[head oil
local.
Hafper's Young People.
Inman Royal Mail Steamers.
Hosletter's Stomach Bitters,
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SIXTH & LIaHTNER, OF Chicago, ILL.,, buy
and sell grain and provisions for future
delivery on commission. Margin requir.
ed, Ave cents per bushel on wheat; three
cents on corn and oats. Reierences-the
banks and prominent business houses Of
Chicago. Their book Of statistical and
other information mailed upon applica'
ton. Y
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THR CoURrs. CouRr or AZ,
rRAIS-Jud9a Gren, Raymond, Moore ana
JOhn0N.-This court met at 10 O'Clock Sat.
urday morning aud disposed OF the follow.
ing business:
Nicholas vs.. Nicholas, executors. Ap.
peal SLOWED. Bond $3.50.
Adjouined until Saturday Noyem.
Der 9Th,
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EUTToN Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
hOuss Sample Rooms,
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A NICE Upright Piano for rent at Sheibs,
Hall.

Iryou want to save five dollars on your
purchase Of handsome DolmaD, go 10 /.
Blum & Bro, Cloak Manufacturers.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will Iikeit.
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner,
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause it Is the best. For sale by all FIRST.
class dealers.
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IL you wish to see the finest fitting
walking jackets, go to !, BluN 4 BR0,
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lATuRpAY.

IAA.nx.Ss.M7RMI7Ax. An Sr. X. P.r
n IS 80 u IS g g. 81
1879. SUNDAY 1850.
7AEf2MSP. X.7P.X. Ivan. I'm. 8, Pm, IN.
Il g. Is A IS 81 s. 20
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CH1rr TODAcco is all the rage, Try 1t.
For sale everywhere.
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II you wish to find the finest fitting
cloaks, dolmans and walking jackets, go
10 ]. BLUM & BIO.
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II You want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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Iryou wish to see the handsomest dol.
mans go 10 ]. BLUM d Bro.
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SECOND STOCK oil Dress Goods and Silks
now opened by I. Blum & Bro. Greatly
reduced prices and late novelties
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THE SALVATION ARMY.-One Of the off.
GERS oil the famous organization recently
imported from beyond the Atlantic reach.
ed Wheeling Saturday. Their plan OF
work is familiar to our readers. This gen.
tleman, Capt. Railton, attracted attention
on tho street by his dress, which is sort
OF combination OF military, naval and pc,
lice uniform. He preached in several
places yesterday, out.oi-doors. a reporter
witnessed his meeting at the Fifth Ward
Market House. He first attracted crowd
by mounting a store.box and singing one
OF the "Army" songs. After brief and
earnest talk, very pleasantly delivered, he
sang another song:
~ am going 10 wear crown,
To wear crown, 10 wear crown;
IAm HUlng TO wear crown,
10 W1Ar GStany crown"
This repetition was followed in each
stauza. Thus, the second was,
"YOu must repent to wear a crown" etc.
The work attracts hearers on account Of
the novelty, il for no other reason. It
certainly can do no harm, and il it does
not do good 1t will not be for any lack oil
zeal on the part OF the recruiting officer
who is in our midst.
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"Great 10 the Lord our God
And Let Hll nraltn be great.

The sermon by the pastor Of the church,
Rev. P. B. Barnitz, was based upon Psalm
cxi; Ale hath made his wonderful
works to be remembered" The discourse
was historical, and he made reference to
the church before the reformation, dur.
ing the reformation period and since the
reformation. The Sunday:school black.
board conta ned a well executed picture
by the Superintendent OF two Bibles-one
chained with the date 1917, the other open
with the date 1850 and the words, "The
word OF God is not bound"
A letter from Missionary Rowe, OF India,
an address by the paesor, and the exhibi.
ton Of missionary photographs closed the
exercises OF the afternoon. The evening
sermon was on the Banner Of the RetoE.
nation"
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WE have Stem Wind Watches with Look
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Corner Market and Twelfth Sis.
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HEALTH REPORT. The following is the
report OF Health Officer Edwards for the
month OF October:
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PULPIT NoTEs.-At the English Lutheran
Church, on Sixteenth street, the festival
Of the Reformation was appropriately OBJ.
served by sermons and an illustrated Sab
bath.sChool lesson. The regular order Of
the morning service was observed with the
opening hymn
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General Passenger AgenI
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Q. J, RAwLIEe,
y. @. HAMILTON,
FRANK STANTON,
Committee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-04-01
rHEB A. q RaiIroad will oive

THE B. & o. Railroad will give a
grand Excursion to Denver and all
points in Colorado, Kansas and Nebras-
ka on Tuesday, April 9th. at the lowest
possible rates. On the above date the
B. & 0. Co. win Iun a through train,
consisting of Pullman sleeping cars and
magnificent coaches, leaving Wheeling
at s:25 "A. NJ. and Bellaire at $50 A. NJ,
arriving at Chicago at $50 the following
morning, connecting direct with all
roads to the West, Northwest and South
west. Round trip tickets to Kansas and
Nebraska good for 40 days from date.
You can secure your tickets and have
your baggage checked through by apply
ing to your nearest agent of the B. & o.
Road
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EAsTRR SUNDAY In the morning the
Churches were the center of attraction,
although the weather WIS somewhat
sullen and threatening; but, in spite of
this. there were a, goodly number in
each church, and somehow everything
wore sort of spring air, and presented
a glad appearances. Morning services
were conducted in the %. p. Presbyte-
rian and NJ E. Churches, with approprii
ate Easter sermons. EAt the 81. E.
Church. J. H. COnkie's morning sermon
was the RESURRECTION Of the Body,,.-anti
was handled with his usual good style.
In the evening at O'Clock the Sunday
School Easter celebration took place.
The Church was decorated with rare
fiowers ngreat profdsioh abonttbe pul-
pit. One of the most beautiful figures
was ansimmense Cross of handsome and
arranged flowers, resting
upon the center and front of the pulpit.
The exercises were participated in by
The Pastor, Sunday School and congre-
CATION. under the efficient management
Of A. 7. MeKelSey, Supt Sunday school,
The exercises were interspersed with
recitations, songs and scripture readings
The anthems rehearsed for the occasion
were sung very sweetly.. and readings
by the assistants, Misses Lena Umstead
and Jessie Morton, were well rendered.
This very interesting service was iHten-'
ae ! to illustrate the coming of Christ,
His life, death and resurrection, togeth-
or with the Immortal life that comes to
avery soul through His resurrection.