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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05

In reply to tho article which ap
pearsd in the Times-Review Of satnr-
day, ~purpor,ing to DO q reply to the
article which appeared ia the ISpE-
PENDENT OF October goth, we have only
TO say that the allegations therein made
are false IN every particular 80 far as
they reflect on tho integrity OF tho
Board OF County Commissioners, which
is composed OF men Of established rep
utalion in tho County and State, and /,
Is idle TO suppose that this mass oil
Misrepresentation, gotten up as an
e~lsciioneering scheme in the interest of
certain parties whom we might name.
will produce anything bat dissust for
the author in the minds Of those who
have known the members Of hat Board
for years. Each member Of tho Board
courts the fullest investigation, and Is
ready 10 stand or fall upon the evidence
Of he records. 1t is ~prepostsrous to
suppose that these gentlemen. whose
interests are identical with the inier-
esis of Elko County. whose chareelsr
have. nevsr been sullisd " even n
charge of dishonesty. aud vbo ess aal.
expect to DO. psrmaheos c.tzen
amongst US, would cpuspIfS 10 rob ,hs
County treasury Of a few pal'ry dollars
aud thereby blast the regulations ss.
tablisbed by years Of honest Industry.
Each member Of the Boatd stands
ready to meet his traducois on any
proposition they choose, and rely upon
the evidence OF The records for a COM
plets vindleation Of their ofiSlsi char.
actors in avery particular.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05
Iron Monday 8 Daily.l
I0AlRAEAAdi.

Ed odsll, Of Lamoills. Is in town to-
day.
Billy Dolatour Is running . skating
rink in Tuscarora.
The next lower House Of Congress
will be Democratic.
Murat Halstssd speaks Of Governor
Foster as ian extinct V~olcaro."
Dir. aud Mrs. J. Leddiek, Of La
mobile. were in town last night.
The only passenger for the north
this morning was George Ernst.
l.. E. Morgan. Democratic candidate
for County Treasurer, came in from
the north yesterday.
The Salt Lake markets are web SUD-
piled with deer. ducks, prairie chick
ems aud other game.
J.w. Dorsey and A. G. Dawley ar
rived from Tuscarora last eysniny by
private conveyance.
Mrs. Hirper. E. Buttes, Mrs. Nc
Master and Hank Knight went to Tus.
carorS by stage yesterday.
When a deaf aud dumb besgar comes
prowling around. jab him with a darn
lug needle and hear him ''cuss."
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather, there were over sixty persons
in attendance At Sunday School yester.
day.
An eI soldier las applied fer n pen
sion on account Of a broken Jeg which
was caused in an attempt to Jump the
bounty"
The ~eNtens''s S~ks Of iae Eureka
Cast Steel Company at L. -, Penn
HyiVan,a. were burned on Saturday.
Loss. $3.50. QUO.
Why does no. Mr.. Powping answer
the Questions ~propouudsd by Mr..
Wines. Of Eureka? Are they moi,
worthy Of consideraiiou2
At East Brady. Pennsylvania. q Ere
on Friday evening destroyed half a
dozen business buildings. as many
dwelling houses and one church. Loss.
.s75. OcO.
Yesterday was one OF tho most disa-
GreeaGle days OF the season. The Wind
blew a perfect hurricane. filing the air
with dUst and making out door eyer
else almost impossible.
Captain Webb. an English swimmer
~ Boston, remained one hundred hours
in II tank OF fresh water at n ,emp.r.-
iure OF cigbty-fye degrees.-Ex. Well,
what of itI Doesn't u goose naturally
take e water?
Warner Il Co shipped for Trscarors
to-day. 20, 900 feet Of lumoer and TO-.
OOOb merchandise. They also 70.
ceivod five cars Of coal for Tuscarora.
Seven days more OF ~handshakiur.
Of tot! by day aud sAeplSss nights, Of
wandering to and fro, and the agony
will be over, and once moro the country
will DO safe. SsIahl
In JuStice Sngggtl's court to-day the
case of Pat ileCAll Va. Joseph Cox, in
reference to the ownership Of a steer
alleged 10 bo worth thirty dollars, is
being tried by a jury OF twelve men.
few days since q dilapida;ed speci-
men OF the genes tramp struck one Of
our bnsintss men Ms follows: ''Of Won
blca-e unit 81 me two biis2 Ich Leon
Won boor IRISH sufTenneuisI''
The races at Wells commence to-nor.
row. and infections are good for plenty
OF sport. There will be about fvo en-
tries III tho big race, and pool-svlling
will DO lively tonight.
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Ths nBoaN,, PcdrstrInn.

J. II. Dennis Gni S. 3. Sears were ut
Hslleok Gu "Wednesday. and during a
conVer-ati"n Ms TO the probability Of
catoh!u. an ,nst bound special, AIR.
S,ars remarked that IL necessary he
could walk to DcsIh, whcrrupon Mr..
Dyuuis proposed a BIT Of $50 that he
oynli o make IT.. tue distarco being
thirteen milcs and the tins ia which to
make the trip oniy three honrs and a
quarter. Ham Mccain pat up $40
that Sears would not attempt the feat.
anil Charley Groenburg ri.ksd S2.jO
that II hs did undertake tho task he
woaid die oil tho road. AL bots being
promptly takCn by thus rival Of Weston.
ho 'sirdsd mp his ~loins." babe Lis
friends an Lh,ctionats farewell. and
buoyoi up md encouraged by visions
of success and So. 90 in gold coin Of
,hC Quilted States which lay safely de-
posted to his credit, Proriisd, be bent
lds energies to tho atduous task aud
moved forward At such n lively gait that
ho was soon lost TO Wow. But tune,
patience aud perseverance conquer all
things; pnd when the train arrived at
Deeth. Le champion vas found quiet
ly suj 'ytng q fragrant Havana, having
made the trp in . hours, 1871 minutes.
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tFromThursday's Daily
SalmagundI.

uhots
S. S. Sears left for Tuscarora this
afternoon.
Four cars Of emigrants passed west
yesterday evening.
Dan Murphy. jr., arrived by the train
last evening aud went on to Halleek.
Least said, soonest mended."-
Powning Oh the Mormon question.
a Case i'll which "silence is ~gCideu.''
PowuIug on the Mormon question.
Stanley Rigsby. the deer slayer,
brought IN two tine deer yesterday rt-
ternoon.
Late ~tslesrans state that the cvp-
dition of eI-GUyernor Thomas A. Hen
dTicksis no belto:.
Pleasant Valley rAuchers are market
ing their crops Df wheat and barley.
No. wheat Is worth foIty dollars per
ton at the EIko mills.
The Republican candidate for Lieu
tenau Governor has been promoted.
The Appeal ulluIes TO uim as Colonel"
O.. L. LGushton.
On Saturday evening, OF Pittsburg
Mrs. Wyman threw u lighted lamp at
Mas. Googans. burning her 30 that she
died Oh Sunday night.
Friendship Chapter No. /, o. L. s.,
meets At Masonic Hall this evening at
. o'clock. All members Of the order
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The safe Of the County Treasurer of
Hampton County. South Carolina, was
broken open aud robbed Of SI2, 600 in
money aud a large quantity of State
County and railroad Uu..@, on last Sat
urday night.
Charley Burton b,ocaLt down from
Wells last eVeuin ,-In named Nc
Nay, eV"N., - Justice Chase's
Goa % the peace. Hs is
~JuImUdutiops at the
"a! a. 10 thirty days.
We have examined specimens OF hair.
work done by Mrs. NoIthway, successor
OF MIS-. McMHster, and pronounce them
beautiful. Ladies who save combIngs
can have them manufactured into
waves, cnrls, switches, etc., at very
little expense.
George Ernst, OF Belmont, Dem
ocratic candidate for Surveyor General
came down from Tuscarora yesterday
aud stopped over in Elko last night,
Interviewing his friends in this vicinity.
He is n very gentlemanly-appcaring
man, aud we'll qualified by practical
experience to ill the Office to which ho
aspirss. We wish him success.
The following rights were forwarded
to Tuscarora by Z. q. Warner & Co.
to-day: by fast freight, 10000 pounds
merchandise; by Wizards teams, 90
$40 pounds salt; by Aiwell's teams.
v.3i5 pounds salt and merchandise
Received to-day. Que car lumber for
TuscarorA and Quo car coal for James
Clark.
TnE State Institute at Reno passed
on Pleasantly and probably. though
comparatively few teachers wore pros
ent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05
welIA Races.

The RACES at Wells commenced yes
tsrdaJ with the half milo and repeat
race, in which Dick Dors,y's snowdsn
took the hrst heat and W. II. Pierco's
Johnny the second. The third was n
dead heat, in which both ridors claimed
. foul, and the Gnnl trial was postponed
until 10 A. ~. to day. when johnny
took the heat and won the race.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05
Hotel

f. Dowher, Sacramento.
F. Equilel. chihuahua.
Joy Satellite. Tuscarora.
G II. Knapp, do
l. Howlsnd, Bullion.
George Ernst, Belmont.
c. BoskoWitz, New York.
VIA Mitchell. Huntington.
s Stockdaio. Winneinueca.
Il Gibbons, Tuscarora.
j Urton, do.
L Emery, do.
Higgins, do.
J Hurley, CorlsR.
j. Brooks, VOLS.
Louis Bello, Bruno.
Jud Dakin, Lnmoinc.
\ BraunhRrt, San Francisco,
T. Burke, Idaho.
+ s Perry. Carliu.
V II Psass, do.
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EEAb and Graft, tho Ashland muir
derers, wero taken from Lexington,
Kentucky, to Cailettsbufg, October
Goth. for tial, under an escort OF a
company Of infun,ry and a battery Of
ariillsry-ll0 nlsn-for fear Of lynch.
ing.
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IIotoi Arrivals.

II A Free, Palisade.
W W Noble, Oakland.
A Roach. Pleasant Valley.
wm Roscb. do.
John Schneider. Wells.
j. II Parsons, Tuscarora.
q II Bruce, Lamoillc.
Sullivan and wife, Elko.
George Ernst. Belmont.
Mrs. Lancaster, Alameda.
Mrs. W D.Crumly, Red Bluff.
O Il Mayer, Fort Halleck.
W 7 Crane, South Fork.
Pete Jacobs, Elko.
Chas Burton, Wells.
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A~NlRnNIanl

We have jost received our frst in
stallmeui. consisting Of twenty barrels,
OF Fresh, Sweet. Eastern Cider. super
Tor to any yet offered in this mursot,
which W" oiTcr to the trade and FAM.
lies in lots to suit.
octi2u RtoKaART & Fportreu.
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Tho DI.Ir,nt Inhrnhin-

The card Of Robt. Siade. Published 10
Mondays SILVER State. fully oIoueratos
]. II. Macmillan, Democratic oaudi.
date for District Judge, from any
charge which has been or may 10
brought against him OF unfair dealing
in the Convection which nominated
him. II seems that n certain party in
Humboldt County, has been sndeavor-
ing TO make II appear that some undue
influence IA brought 10 bear TO in.
duce this delegate tslAdo) to change
his vote IN the Convention, but The
GARD shows tia. tile change was made
with the full knowledge and consent Of
the party interested, aud entirely uu-
known TO Mr.. Macmillan, whose char.
actor rs an honorable man is too we'll
established 10 10 Eullied by any such
insinu,iions. Mr.. Macmillan IL doing
good work In this County nnd Is favor.
ably received wherever no appears, aud
there i3 NO doubt that no will loo elected
! by q handsome majority NEE Tuesday,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05
Advertised E.cItsr List,

The following is a list OF letters re-
naming IN the p~ostofics at Eiko, Octo-
Der rs, 1881.
Brown. Minnie. Finok Adolph
klsckncr, Rosnagh, John
Beawell. Jos.
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised"
Q. W. Hull. 7. ".
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05

TnE wiuo and spirit dealers board Of
trade was organized in Baltimore on
tho Is, instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
William Wolf, Pine Ridge.
J. A Crockett, do.
CP DrummCL Tuscarora.
i I Hogle, do.
ID T Alger. Fort Halleck.
Mcmillan. Winnemaoca.
Jud DakiD, Lamoille.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05

GENERAL BurLER describes tho Bos-
ton Advertiser AZ tho journal Of his
grandmother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05
CARD.

A report having been circulated for
the purpose OF injuring ]. Is. Fitch,
Democratic candidate for Sheriff, that
l am aud have been exempt from the
payment Of license for doing business
ID his administration of the Office
OF Sheriff, 1 challenge 40 inspection OF
the county records; and I will wager
$500 that have paid more money into
:Le County Treasury for licenses than
any two firms now in, or who have ever
done business ip, Elko county since its
organization.
V. C. BAnrLErr.
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THE Board OF COMMISSIONERS esti.
me'o for the expenses Of tho several
debts oftbo New ysrs oty sosernmsb,
in 1882 q total OF s2s. sA7.6s6,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-05

IuS Salt Lake Evening Chronicle
maze It's @ppesrOnco for The fret time
yesterday.
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nol or Honor for Central RUBY
Hch0oI fnr Oetabar

Artis Short. 100; Mabel Myers, 100;
Albert Aysrs, 100; Belle Short; 10;
George Gsdnsy, 9S; Jessie Gsdney. as;
Mamis Flynn. 81; Ruby Myers. OF;
Frank Gsdnsy, 06; william Short. 90;
Cratic Short, v5. Total enrolment,
ii. BELLE CADr,
Teacher.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
GRAND MEADOW.
Seeding is we'll under Way,

Seeding is we'll under way.
%. Jorgens has taken westward trip.
-Alvah Hunt sold four weeks old
calf for SIS.
A. G. Keith is painting the interior of
the Creamery.
M. O. Whsle commenced gardening
on Saturday last.
Business called w. T. Hughart to
Wykoff last week.
Richard Doyle has moved to the vi
cinity of Grand Forks, D. T.
Levi Hunt has engaged to work for
Mr.. Seaborn until after seeding.
j. H. Monroe expects to move into a
residence on the south side this week.
Thomas O'Neil, formerly of Grand
Meadow but now of Flandreau, is in
town.
&C. c. Cole, who has lately had "sick
spell" is improving, and able to work at
the forge.
Isaac Knutson's father died at the
residence of his son last week, at the age
of 80 years.
"A son of Mr.. HUFF left home, and
when heard from was at work for Mr.
Goodsell in Frankfort township.
Mr.. Greening succeeded on Thursday
last in moving his building on the place
designated. 1t took six teams to haul it,
&C. J. Taylor has sided and painted
the front of his building, on Second
street, and greatly improved the appear
ance of it thereby.
The residence which G. Fl. Allen pur-
chased of Chas. Auten, stands just south
of the r. r., waiting for favorable op.
portunity to cross.
e. w. Thayer, of Spring Valley, and
l.. G. Moore, will finish up the Creamery.
Have placed the engine and are putting
up the smoke stack.
We are informed that Geo. F. Good
win has purchased the palatial residence
of Geo. N. Copeland, but have not
learned when George is to take possession.
-1nasmuch as Street Commissioner
Ridlington is repairing the culverts and
bridges on the highway, we hope he will
bear in mind that our sidewalks need re-
pairing.
An entertainment was given at Heis-
ing's hall, Saturday evening, by blind
man. He first delivered lecture and
after that the audience were treated to
some very fine music, both vocal and in.
strumental. He was perfect adept in
mimicry, which made the hall ring with
laughter. Miss Carrie Severson won the
prize by ballot as the ''most popular
lady"
Police Justice Gray called his maiden
case in that Office on Saturday last: A
conductor was arrested for allowing his
train to obstruct the Main street crossing
longer than the limit, 40 minutes). and
the case was called before Squire Gray.
The conductor had the case continued for
one week, and proposes to contest it.
The train was delayed over an hour in
consequence of the arrest.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
TAOPI.
DIR. Hillerd Of Austin, is in town

DIR. Hillerd Of Austin, is in town.
Wonder why Alleman is 80 happy.
"a. w. Corbitt has returned from his
trip out West.
Miss Moen is still lingering upon a
bed of sickness. ..~
The measles raging about eight miles
south of Taopi. -..-. =,
Mrs. DR.. o. NJ. Landon is in town
visiting this week. ~ :
Mr. Charles johnson, of the firm Of
Sweningsen & Johnson, is in town.
We are having delightful spring,
weather fine, and roads drying fast.
The section men are busy laying new
ties. Mr. Doyle's little force has increased
to six. 49,. .s asz%
-Taopi Farm Co. have employed q
large force of men, mostly foreigners.
They: intend farming quite extensively
this season. s. I .-..=. II.
The infant daughterof William Louis
died suddenly Sunday evening.
''Gone ! orr babe has gons
To Join the pure and hlest. s.
Tbs angels for our darling came
And here hss 70 her nd.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
LANSING.
Mud drying up.

Mud drying up.
Garden seeds now sell readily
Seeding is now we'll started in this
vicinity.
Mrs. J. B. Yates is slowly improving,
although not yet able to be out.
A. V. Bacon is thoroughly repairing
the house he has purchased, and will
soon have pleasant place.
w. B. Vaughan is repairing and fit
ting up rooms over his store where he
will soon be comfortably located.
MIR. and Mrs G.. J. Rikcr were called
by telegram to attend the funeral of Mrs.
RS uncle, at Prescott, Wis, last Saturday.
1T is rumorcd that Mr.. A. H. Chaplin
is soon to move into the place formerly
owned by N. G. Perry, MIR. Perry being
about to move to Nebraska.
Peter Cramer of Brownsville, while
on his way from Ramsey to Brownsville
last Saturday evening, was waylaid by a
couple of "tramps," who, after shooting
and wounding him severely in one of his
legs, robbed him of what money he had,
some $3.50, and left him on the railroad in
an insensiblc condition, where he was
found Sunday morning by Mr.. Wheeler
who took him to Brownsville,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
BROWNsDALE.
-. BROWNSDALE.
Sunday was delightful day.
-t"TOOdles" was in the city Friday

sunday was q delightful day
-sToodles' was in the city Friday.
The roads are getting quite passablc.
Geo. E. Rolph visited St. Paul Thurs
day.
Flowing and some seeding the past
week.
Jimmy Stokes is just getting rid of
the measles.
%. A. Sleeper has moved into the
Taylor house.
George Dingman will go to Mitchell,
D. T., this week.
Sleeper & Sons have good six-year
old horse for sale cheap.
-Prim Lupien of Spring Valley, came
up to see the boys Sunday.
Mrs. Terwilliger of Wisconsin, is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Curtiss.
Major Drown has been confined to
the house with very bad cold.
Mrs. Caroline Casseday has gone on
a visit to niece of hers in Iowa.
George E. Rolph has invested some
of his wealth in Montana silver mine.
Friday evening there was show at
the hall, by blind musician. Receipts
light
Mr.. Anderson of Austin, has bought
the machinery in the Touring mill at this
place.
Wasn't that beautiful display in the
heavens Sunday evening, about ten
o'clock?
Thomas McKennett has taken a vaca-
ton and gone out northwest to look for a
location.
Geo. Sanborn has moved his barn to
the back part Of his lot and it improved
his premises very much
"A. L. Sleeper & Sons have just re-
ceived a new lot of the latest patterns in
calicoes, ginghams, dress goods, sc.
"A good many of our citizens have
been investing their spare change in fruit
and evergreen trees. Agood investment
Now is the time to clean your front
yards, and if you would clean your back
yards, it would make the atmosphere
healthier
Our market. Butter Csc, eggs 1Oc,
corn 46c. oats 40c, wheat $1.1O for No. 2.
Very little grain coming in, as the farm
ers are busy seeding.
Lem Sims had the good luck to get
nine wild geese and one mallard duck
Sunday morning. He closed out his
prizes rapidly at fifty cents each.
-RoBBERy.--Peter Cramcr started from
Austin Saturday evening for this place,
and about two miles east of Ramsey, he
was shot in the leg, and robbed of $3.50.
DIR. Hollister of Austin and DR..
Dodd of this place, took tumor. from
the breast of Mr.. Chas. Hoy of Browns
dale, short time ago. Mr.. Hoy is get
ting along finely.
Miss Rudsel's name appeared last
week as BudsiW, and as her many friends
might think that she had Changed her
name" we hasten to explain that it was
the printers devip that made the mis-
| take.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
A General STAMPEDE.

Never was such rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at Clemmer and
Pooler's for bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons afflicted with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any ELECTION of the throat and lungs, can
get Trial Bottle free by calling at above
Drug Store
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
Live Agents Wanted.

To sch Dr.. Chase's Recipes: or Information
TOR Everybody. in every county In the United
States and Canadas. Enlarged by the publish
er to 648 pages. 1t contains over 1000 house
hold recipes and is suited to ell classes and
conditions Of society. A wonder full book and
est Inducements ever offered to book aeents.
Sample copies sent BY mail postpaid for $500.
Exclusive territory given. Agents more than
double their money. Addre8s DR.. ChAse's
Steam Print,nSH House, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-19
Easter at Christ Church.

Although the weather was so thorough
ly uneasterlike, on entering the church it
gave the impression of new awakened
life, the altar, with it's ''fair white linen,"
and the lectern vested in white, together
with the beautiful display of flowers and
plants, taught clearly the symbolism of
what is celebrated on the day, viz: the
"Arisen Life" On both sides of the chan
Gel were banks of plants, showing most
luxuriant display of bloom. The south
side of the nave. nearest to the chancel
also contained stand of flowers; the lee
tern vested in white, beautifully orna-
mented with the symbol of the Christian
faith done in ferns, was surrounded by
plants; the reading-desk was almost hid
den by the profusion of foliage. The
frontal of the altar, pure white, on which
was the text, Christ is Risen," was deco
rated with smilax, the delicate green and
gracefulness of the plant contrasting with
the white; gave very pleasing effect.
The altar was surmounted by the cross,
around which chung beautiful climbing
vine, and the bank of flowers at the back,
added to the ground effect; the evident
display of good taste in the arrangement
led us naturally to suppose the ladies had
had chief hand in it, and we were not
mistaken. 1t was display that would
put to shame many much larger parish.
The first service at 7 a. m. was the cele-
bration Of the holy Eucharist, attended by
the usual number of earnest church peo-
pie. The second service at 1890 was
morning prayers, with sermon by the rec
tor. The text taken from st. Matt, %
chap, 5 and 6 VS.. Thesis, I'm Christ's
resurrection, the mortality and salvabil-
ity Of humanity in body and soul estab-
lished." The Sd service, at 8 o'clock, was
the children's carol service for the Sunday
school, the prominent part of which was
the sweet, pure voices of the children
hymning their praises to the risen Lord,
which was very sweet. At 7:15, the even
ing service was said, and sermon preach
ed by the rector: The order of the music
in the morning service was as follows:
Easter anthem-"Ch our Passover"
Lord Mornington.
'Te Deum" -Barnaby.
"Jubilate"-Dean Aldrich.
"Jcsus Christ is Risen"-Monk.
THE Strife is Oer"-From ''Palestrina."
The singing was good, and the music
well rendered, and showed that the ladies
forming the choir had spent upon this i'm
portant part of our worship much time
and labor. The parish has good reason
to be proud of her church in everything
easter day, and we must say, if the parish
has not yet quantity it most certainly has
quality, and shows what a determined
few can do when they set to work, partic-
ularly when the majority is held by the
ladies.
THE above. which was unavoidably
crowded out of our columns last week,
we take pleasure in publishing now
2Ep.