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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-15
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What is II. when other brands
Are left upon the dealers hands,
Is quickly sold throughout all landsy
Runner PAINT
What is the pain, that sheds the dew,
Bears sun and rain, and yet seems new,
And looks so smooth and glossy tooy
RuHnRR PANT.
The heat and cold. the sleet and rain,
'Gainst Rubber Paint beat all in vain;
It's color il does e'er retain.
RrmEn PAINT.
Tho lead and oil erumtle to dust
As all unworthy mixtures must,
The customer can always trust
RupBEB PAINT.
One gallon, land we speak discreet,
Coats twice, two hundred and twenty feet
OF surface square, O. what can beat
RuBnER PAINT.
When wise old Noah did launch his boat,
We know what kept the Ark aiioat,
He gave his ship d double coat
Or RuBBER PAM
The blazing sun may cease to rise,
The stars be blotted from the skies,
But, what is that, which never dies?
RUuBER PAINT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-15

"You can slecpy" was bothered that
way till a course Of Wheat Bitiers hied
me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-15
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-15
THURSDAY. JrNE IL. 100

Tie rrof8oat has sFPoirica TIE ooin'
ss5ansrs authorized ty hci q congress
4 atesiieato iAFls questions, The com
ns.s.as seems to te pretty fairly divided
l.aacsu to political parties. aaa The dii'
tfeai l,rl.sis 10 regard 70 the taria though
saasi a tl.trs are men q merely local Tepn'
tsi6a Yies President Wheeler vas ~
a. g,eI chairman q ihe commission bat
,os.gtsa IA acoouui II his health
Tho Itaase COMMITTEES on poet oficot aud
- roads ulll probably agree y report
ia,afsl5y npou ils adoption Of r.es' ~
eaisau slicl private ulcsssse card
uAial u designed 70 take the place OF the
pastai card TIE card is very similar 10
W. or.s il ase. except that thin asp Gov
~, tie message part AID by being sealed
90 tho cigts hi8es the eon,ebis 4 = q
tsg same wrighi and costa me same A.
lss,aI. and has the advantage alluded %.
W. tale Il 81 baek one pspcr 10 the
pafa ehd o. tie dis,riy, the Vermont
,g edited rs c II jameson, who was
oua# connected piih the JounAL, remeia.
lars ,hai there j, such = place a. Benuing
isa oubty lie copies what We said two
s,..As ago ana comments ~ follows.
f4sn. I.sselaud Muuson Of Manchester
- Ode gentleman Bro Simonds allndes "a
- possible candidate from bennington
oaaiy. s0d We ulasi say tbAtno better So
lection cuuld have hrrn made from the
available congressional timber. Mr. Nun
sou is every inch man, aud one that
would DO himself aud constituents honor
utra be- elected 10 Congress Bah foI
MuHsou
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-15

For sale by the gallon at manufacturers
prices by
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-15
The Largest Stock of Ladies and Gents
Hosiery in Town.
Big Drives in Summer Shawls.
Our Boot and Shoe Departm ent

will bear inspection. Our stock is the largest in
manufactures LADIES SLIPPERS from 10 cts.
up. JAS A. Smiths and other makes in fine goods
fine and heavy stock These goods made fror
war anted in every particular We keep constant
at living prices Call and examine our stock befor,
TRUNKS and BAGS, UMBRELLAS and PARAS'
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Mr.. Russell's Murdorors. A corrcsp spondent
writing from Reisterstown, referring TO the Rus.
sell murder, says:
As much my stery as ever seems TO hang round
the terrible tragedy enacted in Reisterstown some
four weeks ago. The murderers are still at large.
and there seems no clue TO their identity.
A little daughter was born on Christmas Eve TO
the widow Of Mr.. Russell. The reward offered
has been increased until it nearly reaches $2.300,
and IL IL probable that larger will be raised.
The business done by the brothers Russell was
one requiring them buy largely, while they sold
at low prices. Their trade extending for miles
around Reisterstown.
The deceased n very generous man and a
member Of church. The policies ofinsuranee held
on his life amounted TO about 5000.
From the FIRST many Of the people Of Reisters
town bayc believed that information in regard 10
20 Mr.. Russclls business was furnished the mur-
derers by some dsreputable party OF parties q
the town, and this suspicion 10 confirmed by the
late shooting nj Mr.. Read, who has interested
himself much in trying 20 obtain information tina,
might lead to the discovery Of the perpetrators Of
the crime.
The village Of Reister.town, about half mile
from the station of Giyndon. either by pike or
across the fields and the beautiful enclosure
known as Emory Grove, Is one Of many atitrae-
tions. being well known for its able health
falness. which yearly draws persons from the city
and even from the South, TO visit IL. Its short
distance from the city, makes il easy Of access.
and the picture Of peaceful. quiet country life TO
be seen there Is not often surpassed.
The two quaint country inns Of the place arc
patroniEed BY hucksters and wagoners on their way
TO the city markets. an unusually large numbers d
drummers, canvassers and agents visiting the
place.
The burglars were evidently unprac,icei. from
the awkwardness Of their attempts and the tools
used. which were stolen u few hours before from a
blacksmith shop.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Tooian as q Juror.-In the Court of Appeals
q lev days ago Judge Richie delivered the opinon
Of the Court In the case ofState W. GLASGOW. An
Indictment vas found against the defendant In the
Circuit Court Of Baltimore eougty at the Deeem-
Der term. 1881, for barn-burning, and the prisoner
alleged that the indictment vas void because Of
noncompliance with act Of 1870, chapter 22o. In
drawing the jury that indicted him. The oct In
question provides that In Baltimore county there
shall be thirteen boxes des gnatsd with the Members
Of the election distrets and from each of these a
named In the iaw, . certain number Of name'
shall be drawn TO make up the forty. eight Jurors
In district 8 there were Eve names 10 be drawn.
Among the eve drawn was the name Of Edward
Tooian, who for . long time had been . resident
Of baltimore. The court sustained the prisoser's
objsoiOa to this irseguiarity, and quasked the In
dietmens. The Court of Appeals, considering
that Tooian vas not drawn upon the grand jury,
says that he did not disqualify the rest Of the
grand jurors from doing their duty, nor did u
take from the accused any Of his rights. Judg-
mcnt reversed and cause rsmanded.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Gossip from Long oreen.-The citizens of
the Valley will be delighted u Hon. 0eorge liaw-
kins Williams would erect grist and saw mill on
tine sight Of the old ;;litiHEs' Ii.' property. !;
would certainly be n great convenience TO the
community. and now that tho Maryland Central
road is n fxture--the station being 90 ciose-a
very profitable business could be established. We
hope Mr.. Williams will consider the nsi>sr
fasorabiy.
Il IL understood that Mr.. II. y. Bartleson has
bought about six acres of ground, opposite Git.
tings' mill, from Mr.. John V. Wilson, for the pur-
pose Of establishing . store and coal and lumber
yard. Mr.. Bartleson IL an eaefgeiic business
man aud ne have no doubt he will build up .
large trade. The etes paid, IL is undsrs,ood, was
500 per acre.
Il IL also said that young Mr.. France, son Of
Richard France. has purchased about IS acres Of
land from Mr. james Brogden, located on the
bluff, nearly opposite Glenarm station, for what
purpose has not transpirei. Iii said the price
paid was SiO0 an acre.
A landslide occurred In the deep cut just above
Glonarm, on Wednesday night, which will require
considerable lab.r TO remove L. No damage re-
suited from the slide.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
The E.kridse Club in Green Spring vsl.

The Eikridge Club In Green Spring VAL
iey.-The Elkridgers had meet on Wednesday
last a, "fernwood," the residence Of Mr.. George
Brown, in Green Spring Valley. Mr.. Alexander
Brown was master Of the hounds, and besides the
members Of the club and those from the city, there
were at least Gity gentlemen from the county
II the largest meet of the season. Gushing.
the clubs new huntsman, hunted the hounds,
which numbered about twenty Eve couples. These
were turned into cover close TO Mr.. Browns resi-
dence. aud were not long in striking n trail. Oh
they went down by the eide Of the stream. past the
lake and over the road. They then LED OF 20 the
righ, aud ran for several miles along the valley.
across beautiful open country. with many stid
jumps. The pace was lively from the start, as the
scent was very hot, and the hounds went along a,
n ratiling gait. Near Mr.. S,ump's residence the
FOX doubled to tho right and eptered the woods.
lie then came back along the crest Of the ridge.
and gave many Of the riders . chance TO cut In
again. On the fox ran. and the hounds made
great music. A. last. after run Of an hour and
ten minutes without . single check. the FOX was
run 10 earth on the banks Of the dipping pond,
within two hundred yard. Of where he was start
ed. The den was among huge bouldors. where Il
was impossible TO dig the FOX out. The next
NEE, viii take place to-day, at Giyndon, W. N. n.
r., at 10 u. m.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Circuit Court.--.Ceurt vas In session on
Thursday and the ease Of the state Of Maryland.
use of Caroline d. Seweil, ". c. Bohn SlinglufI
and Fielder O. slingu administi atoFs Of the per-
sonal estate Of jesse slinglua, deceased, begun
December 9th before the court, was concluded BY
. verdict and Judgment for the defendants. This
was = suit on the administration bond Of Fielder
c. SlinguG as administrator Of the estate Of Ella
slibglua, bis wife, who, u vas thought. had died
intestaie, but Il was subsequently discovered that
she had let will devising all her property TO her
mother, Caroline ID. Seweil. and Il was sought In
this suit 60 recover sumo s300oo Of personally
The defendants among other things pleaded that
tho administrator had expended sll the personal
estate In completing dwelling house on Repub-
iican street, In baltimore city. begun in.the ife-
time of Ms. Ella Slingluh.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

ioLipAY PREsESTs.-lt Is the custom Of all Who
afford IL TO make presents 10 friends and loved
ones At least once year. and n real good habit IL
IL. The only matter that bothers givers IL wha;
to by. We come 10 the rescue. and suggest. 1.
there anything more useful than sui; for your
boy or husband. especially when you can get
quality ht and the lowest price. in the state from
G. y. oEnN 4 Sos, Hanover and Pratt streets
Baltifn re.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Merchant Triiorisy. Mes-rs. p. ". ElIinghaus
a Co.. Of l22 W. faye,te street. ID door west of
Park. baltimore, are turning Out some very nice
clothing from their popular establishment. This
firm have been running an Advertisement in TnE
CSioS for long time. aud are now enjoying quite
n large trade from Baltimore county customers.
Mr.. Ellinghaus l. well-known 60 many Of the cit
izens of Towson,own. haying been here several
times on business. The Grm give their personal
attention o. every garment turned out by them.
An invitation Is extended 10 the citizens of the
county 10 give them a call.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
Bethel Lodge No. a, A. o. U. wa

Bethel Lodge No. al. A. o. u. Wat q
regular meeting of this Lodge. held the evening
Of tho 25th inst, the following officers elected
for the ensuing elk month
Past Master workman-H. c. Lopgnecker.
Master workman-Dr. Jas. n. Jarrett.
Forcman-Robert Feast.
Overseer-Thomas Murray.
Reeeiver--wm. 3. kecch.
Financicr- Thomas J. Hunter.
Recorders. Parker Bosiey.
Guide--Gcorge NJ. Leisenring.
Inside watchman--C Charles A. Roe.
Outside watrhman-John Grason.
Trustee for Is Months-Leuis ". Bacon.
Rep. to Grand Lodge-Thomas J. Hunter.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

ss-In the dslugs Of pension petitions which
are descending upon Congress ID 10 noticed that
there Is suspicious family resemblance. whe,h-
or coming from Couueetiea, or California, WASH
ington Territory or Florida, they are printed on
the same paper Congress will be held to strict
account for the closest scrutiny Of these petitions
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Preparing for the End.-Arthur Preston,
eoiorsd, nov confined In Bslair jail, convicted In
the Baltimore county court short time ago for
the murder Of Mary Dorsey. eoiorsd, at Bslair.
last April has chosen Rev. James D. craighiil, Of
Enanusi Protestant Episcopal church, as his
spiritual adviser. lie seems penitsnt and 10 evi.
dsntly preparing earnestly for his execution,
which takes place on the 10th ef January.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Lost his Corn-Thc Old story.-A IIar-
ford county farmer drove into baltimore. lie had
. wagon load of corn. the proceeds of which he
expected 10 invest In Christmas presents. lie vas
met At a Suburban weighing yard by youth of
rustic appearance. who said that he would take
the corn at e. barrel. Was he . dealer! Oh.
YES, be was a commission merchant Together
they vent 20 q commission house. The stranger
did the talking while the farmer gazing across
the street. The unsuspee,ing dealers paid s22.ei.
Away slipped the stranger. "why. thought he
was one cf your arm :" said tho farmer. "why.
we thought he was the owner of the corn - said
the frm.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Tho Business 20 be Continued.-At =
meeting Of the creditors Of Robert Lawson Co.,
Wholesale and retail harness and trunk manufae.
turers of Baltimore held this week, was decided
BY the majority 10 allow the business 10 be con-
tinued. believing Il best for all interested.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

An Aged Farmer Dead.-Mr. Allen Ship
ley, an aged and well known farmer Of this eoun-
~. died on Friday Of las, week, at his late resi-
dsnce, s.Santee Farm" after . short illness. lie
was rs years old and . native Of the county. Mr..
shipiey leaves a widow and eight children, four
sons and four daughters, and thirty-one grand
children.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

HALLoeS's NEw SEgb SroEE.-The new AgTi.
cultural Implement AMI Seed House of l.. d. Hal.
lock l. located AZ 81 y. Green street, second dOol
north of Lexington Market. baltimore. Roland
Chilled Pinws. the Young America Corn and Cot
Mil. Corn Shelters. Hay aud Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Agen; Tot
the Champic1 Grain Drill. coe'. Original Am.
moniatei BoI c Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Purchase OF Farm.-samuei n. Green,
Esq.. formerly manager of the Warren factory. To-
eatsd in this county. has reeently purchased the
"Troui Spring farm," !" situated near New fnssdom.
Yerk county, pennsyivania- Mr.. Green also
bought all the stock, farming implements, &e., on
the place.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
The Accommodations at 'sHyde's'', on
tha MARYLAND Central r. n Long 0reen

The Accommodations at ''Hyde's". on
the Maryland Central II. r., Long Green
vaiiey.-The accommodations provided NJ this
station by Messrs. 3. y. Hyde A Son, for man
and beast, are ~ follows; Two waiting rooms,
heated DAP aud s;gh; stable, With ;ss large s;ss;
shedding, for thirty carriages. Forty cents will
be charged for horse for day and night single
feed. 10 cents. Parties bringing feed will not be
charged. A good hostier will be In attendance at
the station. The place will be illuminated every
night until passengers on the last train have all
been provided for.
The Messrs. Hyde have spared no expense
In putting everything In complete order for
the benefit of the patrons Of the Maryland
Central. They expect in the spring to build =
new station house with all the modern improve
ments.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

No "OwI" Hereafter.-we are informed
that on and after Monday next the Has =. NJ.
train. the Marylead Central road. is to be with
drawn. Our popular friend. Train Master Archer.
says that when party desires 20 return from the
city late at night he will run out train for their
special accommodation.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Weight OF Corn In tho Ear.-Inquiry being
often made In reference 90 the weight of corn in
the ear ne will state that the act Of iss2, chapter
36l. provides ''tha, corn In the may be bought
and sold BY weight or measure, and when sold by
af a harrei"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Died suddeniy.-Frank Miller. Of Baltimore.
visited his uncle Mr.. q. q. Miller, at Ashland.
about week before Christmas. in robust health
and hne spirits aud died At his home In Baltimore.
on Christmas morning. after an illness Of only
three days. Young Miiier's father was killed on
the Northern Central railroad, near Texas, . few
years ago.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Passing Counterfeit Money.-Samuel r..
Pair. Of Beckieysviile. Baltimore county, Geo. q.
Smith and Harry Mathers. of woodberry. were
before Commissioner Rogers on Tuesday last. on .
charge of having passed n counterfeit $50 note on
August FhenIeng. barkesper at 0tto's restaurant,
Cay and fayetie streets, on Saturday night last.
and attempting 20 pass = counterfeit note Of the
same denomination on Mr. J. Castlebsrg the same
night. Fair was released on 81 500 security en-
tered by Mr.. lease II. Dixon. for his appearance.
Smith and Mathers, in default of bail. were
committed for a hearing. Mr.. Samuel Fair.
father Of one ofthe accused, l. = resident Of the
5th district, Of this county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Pat Harty.-The trial Of Pat TIarty, for the
murder Of Daniel Clifford, on the Fourth Of July
last, at Harty's saloon on tho Hartford road, IL
axed for the nth day Of January, 1Ss3, In the
Baltimore county Court.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Last OF Letters remaining In the TovsOn
possofhee for the week ending Dee. %, lss3 will
Be sent 20 the Dead Letter once. Jan. 20. 1858 !;
n not called for: Mrs. Geo. HaFman and Mics
Katie Scott. sARAu fEAsf, y. NJ.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

sherifrs Sale OF Real Estate. e.-Riehard C..
Tracey. Sheriff. on Tuesday last, sold at the court
house door. Towsontown. 3ol acres of land near
Freeiand's Station, Northern Central Railway, 20
Jesse Daily, Esq, for sI2s cash, and subject 10 .
merteaae of eeSe.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
wnkons Avenue Bridge.

portant improvements are being made 20 the
bridge over 0wynns falls. near Clarmont cattle.
yards on wilkins avenue. The work will cost
about $4,000 and is being done at the expense oi
the county. Mr.. Henry A. Nagle. superintendent,
job.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Maryland Limo Items.-A correspondent
vriting from Maryland Line. under date OF ?s,h
inst. favors Us with the following items:
On Sunday morning last, Rev. ]. l.. kilgore. d..
D., preached n very able and excellent sermon in
the NJ. =. church, at New Market, from 18th chap.
is verse Of II Corinthians. Theme Temporal
things contrasted with Eternal things" The ser.
mon was delivered with much vigor and was
listened TO by large and attentive congregation.
On Christmas morning. at o'clock. DIR. kiigore
preached again at New Market. from the "a chap.
18th verse Of 81. Luke. notwithstanding the un.
usual early hour the congregation was very large.
The sermon was one Of unusual excellence.
The New Market cornet Band held an oyster
supper n few nights ago. which vas largely at
tended and was quite . success financially. The
members Of the band all young men of hnc
physical appearance aud when on parade make n
hne appearances. They deserve much credit for
the degree Of proficiency they have attained under
adverse circumstances. W. H.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

llANn'MApE Snors.-Alfrei Phipps. on Della
ware avenue. in rear of Ady's hotel. TowsOntown
makes 20 measure all kinds of lady's and gent,
shoe. and boots. Correct styles aud ht gaaran
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

wALKER Boors-If you want Walker Boot,
call on james Phipps. boo, and shoe dealer pcxt
door % POsiofiiee. TOwsontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

This 10 free country sure, but you cant &c,
DR.. Buls Cough Syrup free Of charge, u costs You
quarter every time.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

To THE PEoTLEOT BALTIMORE CouSri.-wc in
vite attention 20 our new line Of Autumn and Win.
ter Boots and Shoes. which are Offering at un
usually attractive prices. Gentlemen's fine cali
hand scwed button boots for S3.7s; Ladies hand.
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies Misses and
Childrcn's fne custom shoes 4 speciality. /, will
pay you 60 give Us call. GrSHY. BErswoRTH 4
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. Euiaw Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
IIIrhuavman nn tha Faiia Rnad

J. Penniman, cashier Of the First National Bank
Of Baltimore, and who resides At Mt. Washington,
was assaulted on his way home from the city, on
the Fails road, Sunday last. by James Mcdonald,
Of woodbery. Mcdonald has been arrested
charged with wayiaying Mr.. Penniman, and com.
mitted 10 Jail for the action Of the grand jury.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

s. CLEAvELASp, of the firm Of =. Il. Cicave.
land. lj7 Gay st.. having sold out. would be plea.
ed 90 sec his old friends and customers at he stor,
Of ". Liebich 4 Co., las Lexington street, ncai
Howard, where he will be able 20 show them 4
large and choice selection of goods, and offer best
Inducements
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
ALxo.
pen,h OF . Prominent Citizen.-Mr. H.

Death of q Prominent Citizen.-Mr Her.
man n. Graue. aged g., weii-known German
eisiren, and senior member of the hrm % william
wEIkens Co.. steam eurisi hair manufacturer,
died at his residence, on the Frederick road. on
Tuesday last. Mr.. 0rAas vas born In Bremen
and enigraied 10 Lancaster. Ohio. In 1855. and
vas In business there until lsts, vhsn be came 20
Bsltimers. In 1853 be became member of the
arm Of wilksns a Co., and was Ia senior member
e the time % HE death. He vas also director
in the CatansyiIle Railroad.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Baltimore bar. will lecture before the Towsontown
Literary and Musical Association. on Friday next
ut the High school. at : o'clock =. NJ. Subject
"Somc Of the uses Of Fiction Admission fee )
cents.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

II. WILLIS. druggist. Towsontown. has secured
the agency for Puimona. the greatest known rem.
from morphia. 4 fair trial will convince any one o
its efficacy. IL il highly endorsed Price 50 cents
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30
OLIVER CHILLED PLOwS

Run lighter. are more easily adjusted. and do bet
ter work than any other plow.
Malta shovel Plow.. Iron Age Cult!va;ors. Corn
Drags, Cahoon Seed Sewers. Planet Seed Drill and
Cultivator. Iiagcrstown Grain Drills. Monarch
Grain Drills. fauners Friend Grain Drill. The
Star Horse Rake, The Victor Horse Rake. The
Haserstown IIorsc Rake. Bullard's Hay Tcdier,
Fousts Hay Loader. American Hay Elevator,
Double lIarpoon Hay Fork, Grain fan.. Philalel-
phia Lawn Mowcrs. Mccormick Iron Mowers.
Mccormick Imperial Rcpear.. Mccormick Twinc
binders, Cider Mills, Corn Shcllcrs. Farmers
Friend Corn Planters. Keystone Corn Drills. Hay
Presses, Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters.
Moseley's Cabinet Crenmers.
Stoddard Churns. Davis Swing Churns. Butter
Workers, Fountain Pump, Cucumber Pumps. Pat
ent Galvanized steel Fence Wire. cheap. durable
and easily put up.
Ee- Repairing done With Dispatch.
.gs- Send for circulars.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-30

Pleasant Entertainment.-Thee entertain
ment at Mount Olive, Wednesday night, was .
very enjoyable and pleasant affair throughout.
The children Of the school we're rewarded for
their attendance and lessons for the past year.
Speeches uere made BY the Rev. o. c. Marriott
and W. Curly. Mr.. wssiy s,ineheomb vas pre-
sented By the yonug ladies % Mrs. Marrio,ts and
and Mrs. Emmart's classes with . very handsome
glass pickle dish, %, in silver. The prescn-
tatien was made BY Rev. L. L. brown. Mr.. 8.
replied With his usual ease and ability.