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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

Shakespeare fixed the age Of Juliet
1t fourteen. but on the stage the ma
turity of actresses capable Of playing
the part makes an alteration OF the
text necessary. San Francisco is to
have . fourtsen.year-old Juliet 10 the
person of Ida Aubrey. . prodigy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

The will of James E. Brown. of
Kittanning. Pa, Who died on De-
cember 9Th, bequeaths s25 to every
widow in the town, and SIS to every
wife who shall become . widow, and
the same amount to al the girls now
living who shall become wives. Large
sums are given to charitable institu-
tons out of the 81, SOC, 900 of the es.
fatA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

The ladies of San Francisco have
presented his Holiness with . pair Of
r,chly embroidered white shoes. and
and the Pope has promised to wear
them It the next Easter celebration
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

Tho Russian police have succeeded
in tracing Cbalturin, the author of the
dynamite explosion in the Winter
Palace, to London, where he would
appear to have been living for some
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

SpecIhc Nesi'ctne Is beinx Used With wonderful
succees-
Pamphlets ssut free to all. Write for them an
srt iull particulars
Price. Srecihc. 81 ~ per packsS~, or s,x pack
AGES for $50 Address all ORDERS TO
J. B. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.
Nos la4 and ioe Ns'n 81, Busfalo, n T.
Sold in Seda,ia by O. c. Sack.
6-S1-dkslvr
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DECEMBER WING.

.9et Prfzes, Sll2, 40
Whole ticket, 81. Half ticket, 81.
"a ti-l<et- So. IS tickets. &1o0.
Remit money hank drstt N Iattrr. or send by
EXPIRES. Don't sena by Registered letter or POST
office order. Or'l.rs of s. AMI upwards. by
express. can h, sent NJ our expense,
20 X ". B'IaRDNtN. Courier Journsi Build
in,. Louisville. ky-, or 3p7 and yS RroaI say
SsW Work.
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IfSH ct r"'%
The Willard Hotel stfb all M. :i,rn,ture and

Whole trkets,es. Halves. -. Quarters, g.
The hotel - now open and will nv run nv the
unser>,gpsd until u ~ really To - transferred to
TIE lucky winner.
R-.pon-shl. agents wanted 81 all important
points For cir,risrs gIvink fnii infer nation
and for tickets, Sdira-- W G. p. WHIP|.
Willard Hotel, Louisville, XIV,
Or " sro.t 6lore, bookseller, les Fourth st,
Loui>silis. XIV.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

The Lawrence. HAS,, Boys in Blue,
100 strong. are expected to 90 to
Washington to take part in the inaug-
uratiop ceremonies.
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nMY5lClAHS say 10 . PERPECr srteTl
I TUre fort the salphasa 9uiniue. eupsror IN
seasc psopestSee. cd predocee % disaGEeeabs
I0es H. onos - 0alpAase Qusios aead
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 he-ehy given, that lesters'of Admin
istrSrion on the estate 1T Bayhy q Ott. Partner
ship. vere granted tn the undersigned. on the 9Th
day NJ Novemhrr, 50. by the probate Court os
Psssis County. Missouri. All persons nsying clam
asainst said esss:~ required tn EXHIBIT them
tor aIicwSnce ia the ADMINISTRATOR within ono
yrar stter the date OF sad Istterr. or th may Re
preclude f-om any 10 nett Of such estate: and "
surh ciaims h not -xhilSf~d within swo YEAR, from
shs date Of tlis publication. they shall ~ forever
barred This 9Th day Of Novemh.r. lss0.
VI BAGRY,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21
TRUyTEE'SsALE

Whereas. William Price and Sarah Price, his
wife, nv their deed OF trust. dated Dee. LIST, 1874,
and recorded IN the rerori~r's Office Of Petts
county, stare of Missouri. mortgage and trust
deed record 3, On pages al TO 5a5, conveyed to
ment Of . prOmissory n"t~ therein mentioned and
-cribed. the follow nx described real estate sit
nate IN p. tits county sud state OF Missouri. %
wit:
Lot one. in block twenty-five. in Smiths and
Martins addition TO tn. city OF Sedslia-
And, Xhereas. sa,d trust deed aufhorises and
empowers and appoints tho acting sheriff OF said
comfy. IN case ssid Daniel II Chase should h ab
cent from SAID state. trustee ami SUCCESSOR
tru-t in sai. trust deed and to act trustee, Wh
fall power and authority in said acting cher.
IL 20 make sale vi sari property ins Of default
in the ray meof ~ said note, when due. upon
quest of the legal holder OF said note.
And whersas, said note il nos due. and default
has hes n made in the PAYMENT OF the same |; and
whereas. thu saih Daniel II. Cha absent from
ss.i state. Now therefore. Mt the request of the
leG,l holder said note, and in pursuance OF The
ac'ing sheriff o: s.id county Of Petss and trustee.
wiii, I'm Tuesday. December -. 1850. 1t the door
of the conrt house, in sa, county Of Petts, state
If Missouri, hstwesn the hours Of 3 O'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in TIE afternoon. sell tho
above described "eaI estate to paw "a and satisfy
-aid note, and costs ct salt trst ~ pub.
lie veudue, for cash. 70 the highest bidder.
N. =. CONNER,
Acting sheriff of Pstns county, Mo-. and trustee.
n. G. SiNNETf, Attorney. 2-7W4
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A man and biz wife simultaneously
went insane At an Indiana camp meet

Mr.. Keene, the actor, 10 reported
to have bought 6ne stock farm in
Shenandoah county, Va.
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=27th=
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING uf 1nE
(os.s,oamsaiih DiSr;bm ON Company,
sScAvLEI's TIEArRx,
IL the City Of louisville, cp
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1880

These drawings occur monthly Sundays ex-
csptr,N Uni.,. provi~"n> of act at the t,suerai
Assembly, OF Ksnturky. including the Newport
Printing AMI Newspaper Company. approved
April y, ISIS
aa-This - a specia! act, and has never been
reprsi.d.
The United S,a'es Circuit ecuv: on March 81
reni@r.~t III. following decisions:
l-t-rhst the Commonwealth DISTRIBUTION
Company - lessl-
sd-lts drawings are feir-
The company ha- now on hand q large
resrrxc fund. Real The II IT OF prlzes for the
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IIsI cf yKizE>.

Responsible corresponding s.ssnt- wanted AT all
points. 20 whom ib-ral COMPENSATION ~ oe pslL
For further information. write clearly. giyIng
fnii address. Send orders by express or riggs
tered letter. ar moaey orter ~ mail. Asirr, --d
only 20
Ma. DtUPHIN.
New Orleans. la.
or same r-r-oE ct No. SIC Broadway, New yorl,
Al oar grand extraordinary drawings are under
th. sup .vi~tnr .u't umtusgrm~u; 'i-b. Esi~ &.
r. besur. .rr ami Ig.r., 4. E~rlv.
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TO NERVOUS sCFFERERs-THE GREAT Eu
ROPEAS REMEDY-DR. J. n. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

II ~ positive cure for Sp~rns torrisa. e~Fninal
Imposeu~v md al di-s.s. r.. -u,,,uo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21
STATE OF MISSOURI,
CoUNrY 81 PErriS.

John A. Lacy, Judge Of the probate eonrt, held
in AMI tor >aid county. hereby certify that The
foregoing is . true py OF the original or6er Of
publication therein referred to, as the same ap-
pss.r> Of record IN nv ONCE
Witness my hand and zeal Of said court. Done
Al office IN Sedsi,a. said county, this 18th day
of November, lssO.
4. llw4t JtbHNA LACY Jufae of Probate.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-21

Try TOT miles TOuuUs Wd'kiPk, ufiSsng,
fishing and boating. One afternoon.
toward sunset. as he lay stretched at
full length under q tree at the brink
of the river, the sound IF oars attract.
ed his attention, and looking up ne
saw a small boat coming rapidly to-
ward him. 1t was propelled by two
ladies. one of them evidently a Young
girl yet ia her teens; the other. q
splendidly developed and still very
handsome woman.
There comes Bob 10 his wherrv.
cousin Lizzie; let's have = race z"
exclaimed the Younger of the two.
Mr.. Tartuffs raised himself upon
his elbow a. he caught Sigh; oft.
"Strsnge" he muttered. shut ]
could swear | had seen that face be
fore somewhere or some time; yet it
is like q dream"
Mr.. Tartuffs rose and walked home
ward. That's the sort Of a woman l
thought Sophia would make. and. in
fact. there is something in her face
that reminds me very much of her"
The next Sunday Mr.. Tartuffe
went 10 church, and occupied the
Forsyth pew. 10 front of him were
three ladies and two gentlemen. Two
Of the ladies were young and pretty.
and 10 one of them he recognized the
~; - rs rho hat The otha, ~.. -:
IDENTIFY her sister. The third was eld-
erly. and as plainly the mother of the
two. "And that muet be Bob and
The father" said Mr.. TsrtufEt to him
,elf; land now where Is cousin Liz
ne r
The question Wa 10 sooner aaksd
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wNpW aOT Ac years.
He looked At her kindly for Q
moment; she resumed. hlrrie,iIy :
81 thought you knew. of Course, at
first, aud then il grew rather hard
for me to tell you, and kept hoping
YOU would find Out YOUR mistake.
Indeed, / had not the slightest in
ten,ion Of deceiving yuu."
He smiled and drew her closely 10
him.
''Is that all ?"
"No; it is only the smallest part Of
nv confession. Simon" she cried.
vehemently ''is it possible you have
never recognized me?"
"Sophie !" he exclaimed. Ernest
Simpsons wife," His face was pale but
be only frightened his clasp. while he
looked into her eyes a. il be wosld
read her very soul.
She continued With choked voice
"ror 10 yeau / believed you false
and trescherous. 1t was not until h.
lay on his dying bed that he confessed
the truth to me. and I knew bow
cruelty you had been wroogei."
Il sbsolved you from all blame
years ago. Az soon - I heard Of
Erneets marriage the truth flashed
across me at once that he loved you
and had been he sole cause
If our arrangement. / cursed my.
elf for Q blind foil when / realized
hat I had been but IN unsa.pecting
'ool in his hands Can you wonder
hat I hated him and With Q bitterness
hat"
"Rsmsmber that he /, dead, and
hat he was but human. after all," che
Interrupted. "'Lee the dead rast
,urv its dead"
he bowed bic head silently, and,
liter q pause, With Q rather mischiev.
'us Iook. be said : do you know CIV
left the CITY and cane 70 9eierdals I"
'.No,' 10 replied. weedseiaely.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01
Letter from Warrington.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June rs. 1850.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June rs. 1850.
A member Of the Cabinet said last night
that the democratic ticket probably will not
poll the full democratic vote in the North,
and cannot secure any Republican or indie
pendent votes. at has a great man, weak
nesses and those weaknesses will become
more apparent as the campaign proceeds.
Hancock is a mere soldier. he is not
statesman. he has no knowledge of affairs !;
he is soldier indeed whose political record
consists of pronuneiamenios which were
toadied to the Democrats in the South, and
wrote letters protesting against the orders
he was appointed to execute" This is the
whole subject in a nutshell. Hancock was
splendid General. and did much brave work
for the Union and the Republican party. and
for which the people Of the North thank him.
all. but as a Presidential candidate backed
he is by the party he fought to subdue,
he nigh, a. well be JEFF. Davis, as to hope
for strength in the North outside Of his
party limits. In nominating Hancock. the
Democrats have thrown aside all issues and
platforms of former years, ignored long
years Of toll and devotion TO their party by
its leaders. and now behind the loysl record
of Union General. this God -forsakcn party
Of disloyalty and Inconsistency. vainly hope
10 WOO and win the soldier vote of the
North. II is too absurd to talk Of Dem
ooracy must have forgotten. when il rushed
so enthusiastically TO Hancock. upon whose
blue uniform and loyal record they expected
victory. thai General Garfield is also a sol
der. whose record II il he not so long.
makes up in briihaney al that Haneock's is
in length; and TO whose fame ~ a soldier. il
added a higher and noblcr record As
statesman whose fame as secured al q time
IN our history when 1t tired mems souls TO
ii, in Congress and devise ways and means
TO feed al immense army from an almost
empty Treasury. Hancock NAV he good
man. good soldier; bu, Garfield is as
good a soldier. a better scholar and q staies-
man. Though leading Republicans here
believe Garfield will he elected. they DO
not believe it can he done without work.
and when say work. | don't mean hip.
hip, hurrah- campaign. bat solid subs;an-
tial missionary work Get the names Of
all doubtful voters IN your to~n. and sec
that they have some good Republican paper
sent them by your County or State Com
mit,ec. Organize in YOUR community and
seek to draw the Young men who have
never voted into them. Attend all the
meetings held, and hold meetings in your
town independent Of the State or County au-
ihoritics. Make work for yosr party pof-
iion Of each dAN's labor, II i needed The
Democrats wilI make their last and most
desperate fight TIN. year and We must fight
a. desperately to defeat them We have
everything On our side, and the only thing
j. 10 make people awArr Of il Loyalty.
justice equal rights To all men. and prog
res, are ours. and the Democrats cannot
steal them. though through Hancock they
are trying to assume LOYALTY. h,r,HuIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01
The Country Week for 1880.

'Ina.uurh a. - have dan.' il uni, 20. Of tn,
icA-t q Ihs-e. " have tone Il unto me-
>ince Il. Inauguration in IS1j. the '.Counir,
Week" under n" auspices oC the Bn-ru>
loJN. MES's CHRISTIAN UNION. has :, nj
into The couuiry, for Ssrai,on- OF week Ut
longer periods, over iAtrfy-sercH hsairsd
cAiiiTsA.
The work has steadily grown from one hun
Ord aud sixty In i~.5. tail Last year thirteen
hundred aud twenty shared Il. benefits.
The children are carefully selected from
among tho-r who would not otherwise have
An opportunity u cnjoyins the pleasure " hieh
short Witt 10 the country adj. To the life oi
every child.
The be-t rc.ult- have attended those instances
whcrv Children have been received into families
guess. and have thu. b.rn brought more
directly under the refining influence. Of home
life unlike their own. NAM instance. could b.,
given of the gooi done tbs children by such
their ON accord for heightened anl return
wits.
Agents ~ the Country wrck" have met
sHh a cordial Response 10 their effort. tn secure
such Invitations in the places that thew has g
been able 10 visit, and many invitation. f,r the
children have already b.cu received A. ii
would L. impO, sibls 10 visit every town. tE-
committee In charge would ask those who read
this ar,iclc. no feel willing 10 aid 10 tn good
WORK hy receiving into their home- one OF
more II these little one. for tcu day during
JAIN and August, 10 .rud their name. and the
number and AZ. Of children preferred 10 the
Secretary, Miss III. q. Putnam l. Boyl.ton
Street, Ro.ion, who viii cheerfully furnish
ANY further Information desired. Children
will b. cent anil returned Zee Of expense.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01

q photographer by the press, and We are in
formed thst he will introduce the laies, i'm
provemen,s in the Photographic art Pho
tographs Of all sires and descriptions includ-
ing the panel size" will be taken. Exten-
awe repairs have been made on the rooms
Of Mr.. Joy, and they will be opened on
Monday, for visitors.
The one hundredth anniversary Of
Robert Raikes' Sabbath School in Glouces-
ter. England, was observed at the Baptist
Church last Sabbath. In the afternoon an
appropriate sermon was preached by the
pastor; singing by the scholars of the School.
Under the inspiring lead Of Superintendent,
Emerson the Centennial Concer, in the even
ing proved a very enjoyable affair. The
house vas pleasantly decorated the pro-
gramme presented an interesting variety
responsive readings. recitations, singing and
an historical address BY Dr. Lowell. The
children performed their part with spirit and
the address was interesting and instructive.
The concert closed with singing Coronation.
the roris of which-as we are informed
were distinct, heard by the family Of Mr..
James Hopkins at their residence on State
Street,
Some Of the Misses and Lads of the
Unitarian church have under rehearsal. an
0peretta entitled. The Fairy a, the Foun,-
ain, which they will present to the public
next "wednesday evening, July 7,h, at Han
cock Hall. This Operetta is taken from the
familiar fairy tale. "Toads and Diamonds, :"
and will be put upon the stage in first class
style. The children will be assisted by
Misses Julia Jarvis, Carrie Brooks. Clara
Kent, Mary +. Hopkins and ". V. CLANCY.
with vocal and instrumental music. The
objec, Of the entertainment is to repleni.h
the :. School Library.
An admission of Is cts. will be charged.
Further particulars can be obtained from
the programmes.
We have received the first number Of
The Bar Hdrbor ToHr,n, Gilman Colby. VI.
d., editor. The Tourist i. a brigh, and
spicy sheet, devoted to the interests Of Bar
Harbor, and filed with news Of the plao.
and its visitors |; deserves. and doubtless
will receive. liberal support from the many
tourists who visit Bar Harbor and from
those who are more deeply interested. as
property owners. in everything that tend. 10
build up the place. We clip the following
frms from the Tourist :-Ncarl, every cot
,age here is engaged for the season. and
only fcw desirable room. can be found a,
the ho,els.-Aore than a million dollar. has
been expended in building a, Bar iIarbor
this scason. and builders wIll continue their
work all .ummcr-Thrrc are some unique
English cottages a; Bar Harbor that have
cost from $4,000 100000 each, and the
furnishings are Of corresponding richness
and elegance. The hotels wall not ill up
very rapidly for another week or two,
though there - a steady increase of arrivals
from day 10 dAy.-Dr. William Rogers. the
Bar HArbor physician. has his fine house on
the corner of Mount Desert street and Hol-
land avenue nearly completed. lie viii
move into /, some time next month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01

II wlll H. hard to cNaggcrats the disgust
y. th which the sudden and hot BE- AIDED move
mcni for Hancock IS received b, some intel
hgcui DeDoorats. especially ihose OF the
Eastern ar PAYNE stripe. One ofthcm said
We'll. I've bcrn Il democrat ever sIpo.
va. a yotsr and have never known the par
Is TAI, 10 commit some Internal ldiocy al chit
zeal points IN it, history. L. has done one
sensible thing IN il career when IL nominated
Iilucn. and It i my opinion tina, there never
has bcen time then il might not have sue
eeeded by doing something equally sensible
bat It would be Jusi Ike the Democratic
party To nominate General Hancock. jus,
~ hen the soldier is PLAYED out. when the
country has grown sick Of military presi-
dents A. such. and when the whole thing
has been spe~ed out Of its stomach, and FOR
the democratic party 10 come up fifteen
years behind time and Try TO set up in bu.i-
mes. a. 4 soldiers party"
The look Of mingled Amusement, and dis
gus; on the face Of the speaker was irrcsisti-
bly, ludieerous.
We'll" said be. there are no issues now
adays but those Of finance and political econ
omt, and on every one Of these the demo
cratic party has been so blankcd unsound
that am ready 10 see the country in repub-
lean hands for four years more CinciA-
ndfi Correspondent Of the Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01
State News.

Business is brisk at Waldoboro. There
are three ships building.
A four masted schooner was launched
Bath. las, Wednesday.
The Whig says tina, a fouyyem old
son Of James kelleher Of Bangor va. drown.
ed off Mclaughlin. wharf, Bangor, Thurs
day.
The Journal saws that eight hundred
quarts OF Strawberries were canned the past
week at the insane asylum. Augusta. for
winter use.
The i,Ldge Heraid saws tina, the dwell
lug house and barn of Frank Sprague. Of
North Waldoboro. was DESTROYED BY fire
Sunday morning of las, week,
An eight-year old boy of Joseph Multi
gan was struck on the head by a train.
Wednesday afternoon, at Damariseotia Mills,
and died in few minutes.
The Waldo County Agricultural Soeie-
ty. viii hold their annual fair Oct the fifth
and sixth. A horse trot may be expected
the day following the fair. The track has
been put in excellent condition and is now
ready for free drives.
.tIyus say . ilSutIlfuR
struck the house Of Mr.. Albert Woolw ard
Of brunswick, last week passed down and
grooyed post in an unfinished room within
foot Of an open keg Of powder, without
causing an explosion.
Hon. Joseph Granger Of Calais, has
been confined to his house a week or more
by indisposition resulting from over work
and a cold. At eigh,y-six years of age his
mind is as clear and his interest in current
events IS as strong as ever.
The Augusta Journal says that at
meeting Of the trustees Of the State Insane
Asylum, Wednesday afternoon, it was de-
cided that it would be impossible 70 erect a
suitable building for 81 g ,OOO-the sum yo,.
ed to be allowed to be used BY the legisla,
ture last winter.
The body Of q man was found in the
North river, New York city, with rope
around his neck, and was identified as War
rem II. rendleton Of No. Orrington, Ne, "a
sailor on the schooner Charles A. Lawrence.
1t is thought to have been suicide.
-senator Blaine has recently received
two large mahogany tables, which he has
| sent to his residence in Augusta, which were
| once the property Of John c. Calhoun Of
South Carolina, and were used BY that dis
tinguished Statesman during his life time.
Augusta Journal.
The Journal says that fishermen repor,
large shoals Of mackerel to the westward Of
Belfast they are also being freely caught
in the lower bay. Eggemoggin Reach is
alive with memhaden. So there il every
indication that the fish harvest will be more
abundant this season than last.
The main river drive Of logs on the Ma
chias arrived in boom TUESDAY, Of last week
The James McReavey drive Of near three mil
10 hon; . Is hung up on 'tarrsc. Fitch and
two and q half MILLIONS.
"a novel project 10 on SDot In Portland.
for grand parade Of. Antiques and Horri-
bles on July oth. It Is thought that 600
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01

North Peneassess.
The Rev W. Baldwin, who labored
with US for the past year, has been sen, b,
the f.. Name Conference to labor with u.
the coming year. On his return the people
gave him hearty welcome, manifested by
their numerous gifts.
Rev. l.. d. Wsrdwell, Presiding Eide,
of the district, vas with US last Sabbath. Goth
inst, holding his first quarterly conference
Sabbath morning, an old fashioned con,
ference love-feast was held; and at 10 :.
o'clock the Presiding Elder preached yer,
able and soul stirring discourse from Isaiah
43: s-l2, emphasizing, I'VE are my wit
nesses. saith tbs Lord" This was followed
by Baptism, the reception Of members int
the Church, and the administration Of thu
Lords Supper.
Eight we're baptized, and seven received
In full membership.
Bro. Wardwell is an old townsman and
we are always glad to see him. May hi,
visits with us be often repeated BETA.
June 2jth,