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Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
TESI K R:BLE STOOK
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

nESI X : BILE STOOK
- AT
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscribers. rs executor OF Jacob z.
Herdman eceaso b, wilt -eil at pablic sale,
at the auction room OF l.. W. st ham son,
No III last Fourth street, Wilmington,
Delaware, OF
FRlDAI MAY L, Ss2,
at II o'clock. u M,
8shares / eiaware Railroad COMPANY.
10 shares WllminH o Coal Gas o pany.
shares National nank OF Wilmington and
Brandywire.
bsnares Pniisdelphia, ilmington h bal
timore X ~. Company
20 shares Nasonic t all ''cmpany,
Also 2 shares took and two loases OF ! IT. In
Reh oboth Beach Camp Met ting Association,
the lot being NO. IA columbia ave. ard No.
II keh0bu II Avenue
Sale po itive. Terms cash.
,HAS. b LbRE pxscutors
J -. L.. L.UkRPENTER.
MS4t.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
a visit to Chester.

lne members of Hope Counci No. 2,
,Jr. Order United American Mechanics
will visit Chester Council at Chester,
Pa,.,n Friday evening next. leaving
Fourth Ssi sst Wharf on the Steamer
Wilmington, a. 7.'O sharp. They will
be accompanied by the I7rst Res 'menC
Band, a..l Expect to have very pleas.
ant trip.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Get the Best !

The hest Olothing is the cheap
est atall tim ss. LEONARD HRIss,
No. 4 East Third street, has the
latest @ md largest variety Of
SPRING GOODS on hard at rca
sonablo rates. superb fits s0.-
actoed. AS o tailor and cutie.
no employs mono but the best
hands and therefore guarantees
satisfaction to all. You would con.
suit your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as he IL
ss cheap as the cheapest, and his
stock cann0t excelied in the
s,y M25-2u
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

ALTOS EAST SIXTH STREET IS THE
IA place TO tuy cheap pi unes a. large as
apples, 'Hs for IS cts; peaches cts; evapor-
teu u. hes &c not 50 bright but good l2c. I;
elh,nI fpreserses in the kettles 2bs for
25c.: gtsnunlatel cocoa at 1zc. make3 q de-.
liciou drinb; eyaperated apples fs for rs, !;
3bs OF prunes 25c.: good cora 10 c.; can toma-
toes 10 O.; plums 25c try theu; 2 cans Of corn
26c Winslow's or f.sker'.: mii cd pickles Sr,
buttercnn ginger suaos l6c ". Ii we coffee
from 10 70 Soc, We have the whitest sugar
and best SOC. tea in this city; high roller pat
ent -four verv best 81. ID for u large bag, $50.
fer small png; wo have the bort butter and
fire. hest eggs for sale at 0j e, sixth Ct.
m80t r. NJ. WiER
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Obstruction

Complaint is ma dc of the obstruction
of Fourth street near the railroad. The
timber Is said 70 bolong to n shipbuild.
or in the cinity. The owner should
be held accountable if any accident
should be caused by this accumulation
of timber.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Fat al Fight.
From the Valley Vlrginiau.

On Monday last Mr.. c. W. Lynham,
one of our city butchers, drove ~ fat
COW into his slaughter yard for the pur-
pose of killing it. He owns a Scotch
bull terrier, of small but powerful
frame, which is kept constantly chained.
The COW was somewhat unruly, which,
exciting the dog, he broke loose and
seized her by the uose. The animal
became furious and pitched around
frantically, causing Mr.. LYMAN and
his assistant to get out o. the way and
lot the light go on. Finally the COW
brought her head to the ground in a
corner and succeeded in getting one of
her horns into portion of tic dogs
body, the dog still holding her by the
nose They were in this condition
when the dog was tossed loose from the
horn, but with death-grip on the nose.
Another turn was given by the COW and
this time she plunged her horn into the
side Of the dog. intiicting deadly
wound, he holding on, however, until
life was extinct.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

DURLIO SALE-ON THE fR MIS- ES
L I3 Lots 7th 1T and Bayard Avenue, and
s lots on " oodlard ave. between sth and 9th
at g. p NJ Saturday, May 18th, inst.
Ten per cent, cash. balance in Vi equal in
tper cent of Tor cash
md JOSHUA MARS.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
NOiG Ont,

George 8. Hag lay has sol'l out hi
stock of Doc is and shoes, and Is now
prepared to engage In some ether busi'
ness.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

.sOR SALE-I9JJpev street between shall
s e. s;sf @ sPs s5.::' n:sS !: Is:
Su, pS"uy,eniences. Los ssvep rooms and bath
ehssr % bay ffSIs i1a,s roo,, etc, VIII be sold
bcm, French snst slst' Of building. Call upon
imply for the i.scp coy \ II Hersey ut The RhruBLl.
address elsnTD w d pickles, 4o7 King street OF
Az oiiiVKS Kelly at the houses.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
LIS, OF UDelaiIn ed g.Ytt~rs

rauA!Aihg in tLa Wilmington, Del, P.
O., Saturday, April %. 1882.
To obtain these letters the applicant
must ask for advertised letters" and
give the date of this list.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
POLITICAL OAkDs.
INOR SHERIFF.

JONATHAN Z. GEORGE,
Of New Castle Hd.
again announce myself candidate foi
the ensuing general election. Subject 10 the
decision Of tho Republican party, pledgins
myself 70 support the nominee Of the party.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
roK SALE.
rT,R SALE.

..;.ss s:s .ss ssos' s sss Sss
ss 4! Tsss "a. Sss9;
:. ssssss - :s$ s;;:; sss
:Rsss Il 's 4 ss S'1s ss : s%s s5ss2s
tT'&SsntsS &sns GSs Hs Z EsnR!ss e WI
:, tc; ~, ar ap3 AMEs sAPP. MlllOla: .-
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
r7uOR SALE

kooB SALE .-.u ,,o-,
Market ct ,Esss s.sssnsS RlSSS'sSs BUSINESS
nsuy sTS'!'sssii YEARS lot extending through '"'
'usre. ,,,,mnus Inn property, situate on
AZ STssnnstt me Pits e aSlSt1AintH S%lSStUAtGEEY f,i1 o to,
w. oOo Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

.oa sALE-THREE Is STORY !,-ls, BkIoR UOn.
j dwen,,nN d,ns In good repair; will be sold
heap; pu' i''''' ". SOUTT VERNON,
sprl2a -----
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

y,IE-NO. We WALNUT ~.
CfOR Sh1 ,ooms and bath, front porch, hay
y seVeu sausr fIoor grained, front and slde
fndow, lGS1, %, hy ito r. Terms easy. Apply
nrds, lGs ,Isn - HiIles 1000 Ktrg st. mars-u
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

=, .,Ir.-g TWO STORY BRlCh
[HOh S9with rooms each, on heald
Y a0us.s U.s., WIN be sold cheap and on
loaI ARM a. I; apply to THOAAs X. hAdot1
kal Market street. 1e.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

~rz-Special attention given to and best prices
paid for country produce.
gTGoods delivered free In any part u The
janl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

really intend to repay you, but | missed my
calling, and can't stnnditin a -- house.
Tell all the boys goodbye for me. and please,
julia, send the things [ put In my little sat.
chel to Carson to sue, aud II letter you will
find addressed TO Ernest Harris. Mail that
sure. l washed myself and put on my clean
under-cl0thes, and don't care what you do
with me now. Goodbye, dear Julia and Lii;
never be such a fool us ! was. Very truly,
HATTIE II. MgFFoRD.
The witness continued | know that the
letter is in her handwriting. and that her
signature to tie same is genuine. was not
absent from the house after | left her room.
Tho witness here recognized the pistol nov IN
Court as the one that was in the hand OF the
deceased.
DR.. j. D.. Campbell testified that he was
called to see tho deceased; found her still
breathing; pulse double, probed the wound
in right temple to a depth OF three inches; 1t
was necessarily fatal, aud must have been
made several hours previous.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
Before J. IL. Lander. J. P, Coroner. In
the matter Of the inquisition upon the body Of
Hattie NJ. Meford.
We, the undersigned, jurors summon d to
appear before Justice Lander. at his his Office
in Cherry Greek, on tho DIST day Of March,
1852, 10 inquire into the cause of the death of
Hattie NJ. Mefford. found deceased in n house
on Main street. having been sworn according
to law, and having laade such lnquislloD,
after inspecting the body and hearing the tes-
mony adduced, upon our oaths, each and all
do say thai we find tho deceased was named
Hattie NJ. Mefford, and was a native OF Cali
fofnIa, aged about Is years, and TINT she
came to her death on the Slstday of March,
1857, in this county. by a pistol shot fired will
fully by her own hands. All of which we
duly certify By this inquisition by US signed.
j. Z. Raper, | II. Sullins, John A, Darnell,
A. b. Mccoy, Geo. +. Parker, James hagar.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
A Biz Prospect.

The Reflex says: The Champion. located
in Nevada District, 2miles in a northeasterly
direction from Ward. has developed into the
best prospect We have heard Of lately in any
Of the surrounding districts. George Dale.
one Of the owners, was in town Saturday and
exhibited some ore that was estimated to be
worth $500 and $500 per ton. lie says the
ledge which il pronounced a true ~fssare, is
l. feet wide and that it carries between four
and five leet OF tbs Clearwater of ore.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
Z. A. ~Parker-Dnminn.


Charles Vinini (Frenchy)-A Girl Of the
Period. Female costume. and by far the best
sustained character of the evening. Every
body wondered and kept wondering who that
tall, graceful young lady was. "Frenehy'
preserved his incog. until the masks were re-
moved.
Frank Ott-Eureka Base Ball Club.
w. L. Bassest-Domino.
Charles Croker oyer-grown School Boy.
One of the most comical and ludicrous char
actors on the floor. His lovo of frolic and
marbles came near getting him into u dilemma
from which there seemed no escape. bat just
thon the Chimes of Normandy came to the
rescue. and tied up the mask that was about
to drop from its moorings.
l.. q. Benedict-society. Very we'll taken
of.
j.. Observation-Disclosures Darkey. A well
sustained and life-like imitation,
A.. Bsekcy-D0mino.
James Stewart-uncle Sam. As natural as
ono of Nastis cartoons. But the old seare-
crow did not seem to pay proper attention to
Miss Columbia" but nirtted with strange
gods in gay plumage. at which naughty con
duct the jealous Miss CO shook her baton
violently. The character sas well sustained
and enc Of the most andsins on the door.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
An Indian Agent Suspended.

Secretary Kirkwood has written to Con-
gresham Cassidy, of Nevada. that he has
suspended Agent Howe, of the Western Shot,
hone Agency. and that his accounts are UNDER
going investigation by a special officer Of the
Government detailed for that purpose. The
Secretary also states in his letter that all the
claims Of settlers against the Agency win be
promptly paid by the Government as soon IS
they the shall be audited IN d allowed By said
special officer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
An Unhappy Bride.

The Sentinel says the report came
to town yesterday that the bride Of q
recent marriage in Eureka, now re-
siding in Newark Valley, shot herself
in the arm and then accused her hus-
band Of having done it, but afterwards
confessed to having wounded herself.
What her reasons were we do not
know; possibly she does not know
herself.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
Terrible Accident at Austin.

Near Austin, last Sunday, Austin
Parrot and Fred Single visited an
abandoned shaft, and while standing
at its mouth, it caved in, iprecipitating
Parrot down TO the 260-foot station.
His companion, Single, saved him
self by grasping a timber. He re-
turned to town and gave the alarm,
when a party went to the rescue of
Parrot. While getting him out,
Charles Currely fell down the shaft
and was instantly killed. Parrot was
brought out alive, and has a good
chance of recovery. Currely is Pres
ident of the Miners Union, and was
highly esteemed in Austin. His sad
death is greatly regretted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
Official Letter.

Following Is the official letter Of Superin-
dendent Foulko, Of the Star mine. for the
week ending April %
WILLIAM STUART, Secretary, San Francisco !:
Tons of ore extracted during the week, 1870;
part ofmine from which taken, 30. so, 460 $50
levels; tons of ore milled, rs, battery assay
value, s5i 9S; furnace assay value, S4l 10;
amount Of bullion received s4.770 80; amount
Of bullion shipped, s4.770 50.
Miss Lizzie Weeks, a young lady Of
Bodie, vas poisoned last week by eat
ing canned salmon. She came near
dying but finally recovered.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
For sheriff.

We learn that many OF Mr.. Al.
Nuckols' friends think Of presenting
his claims before the Democratic
County Convention as n candidate FOR
Sheriff. Mr.. Nuckols is an old resi-
dent of this county and a staunch
Democrat, and il he desires to run,
his party could place no worthy
and popular mar on tho ticket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

Tom odgers, says the Reflex, met with an
accident in the perpendicular n~praise one day
last weak that has placed him "hors de COM
bat" for some time to come. The drill and
drill-column fell upon him. and before the
compressed air could be turned off Ii drilled
"A hole in one OF his arms. anu at one time
promised to drill a hole in the middle Of his
faqah au1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Hast auIitsan q.

The Sabbath school. at Prospect liar.
Dor. closed last Sabbath With concert held
IN the church. Notwithstanding the even
ing vas rainy, before O'Clock the house
vas nearly filled. The exercise. ~efr rem
dercd IN pleasing. instructive and accepta-
Die manner. Il wls an impressive OCCASION
and We uerc led 90 eNciAim auth nue u old
1t i good for "a. to ac here" Much credit
- due 10 the superintendent. Nj r. ".
tieases. and the AsslstAn, Superintendent.
Miss Jane Moor. f1r earnest labor. unt!rIng
zeal and fA!lhf4.ncss an the discharge Of
their dutirs- Also credit t. doe Ia teachers
acting as committee aui parents 81 the
children IN aiding IA this giofiou. work
The children had bat a short time To f,rr.
pare. hut acted ~c.l the.r part. not a fail.
uT~ .n single instance. The pa.inr. Rev.
" Bsldwsn. -. called upon 20 make lev
remarks. Amer rctleUlns the wear. work
he cmPAaslErd the Importance ~ she rricn.
tion Of shat had bcrH iaush; auI learned
And God grant that the lessons 40 have
siutlrd here together mas b. .a,ui of lie
unto life. and the secd that Ia. bc,n soau
NAV # take deep root and hrlng forth fruit
unto eternal life
Nr l. u. Dra.y was called upon lie
spoke IN the highest term. Of thr impor-
tAnor Of the work q the Sabbath school
The motive 70 labor "a. not dollar. aud
cents. but the love we have Tor God and uuf
tr.i'~ man. H. ouncIu,son he spoke Ia the
highest pTa.sc Of the labor, Il Mi., Jane
Moore, referring 20 her earnest effort. aud
lahoF N 'h- Sabbath school flf ih. lu.trlc-
iioH 81 The children % tuo generations.
And al Ia, MAY the grra; Judge # all .ay
a. io one II old. '.hc hath done ~hai .hc
could. \ penny collection ~as then Ia
Ken f,r the Sabbath school The .chso! aud
congregation sau. the .S~cei h,-and -h,.
and ue ~rh; home feeling ampl, paid
Oct 80. BlrA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
OrIaad.

The MANY friend. and patron. u Al
iarl Stapir>. a wviI -kuo~u mrchanse Of
h.rk port. ~ho ha. earned on the black
smith business IA thu. Village for the Pact
Ia YEAR. arr pleased 80 learn that he has
permanently located here. aud pqrcha.cd
the re'l4euor II Dr. r H. Cha.e. On the
hall
One Of the hT.i moves for a pcr.an
making them a home l. To obtain suppl,
Of .,IHs pure water aud brIux II iutn The
house. notice Capt Ey1, Gu.e, J. OPEN
iug h!s cuuiu.; aud putuus IN rr~ logs and
making ali saic bc.o~ the frost While do.
ins an eNpcnsssc job II - ~s.e one aud
one ~orthy Of imitation.
-Dr. Perry las OPENED h,, ofIicr over the
store Of \. Buck and under the Masonic
Hall. tie - having II nlcels fitted up. and
Il vail MAKE the doctor nice and commo-
dious Other
Much repairing and painting i. going
on this fall. and {, IS pleasing to the critical
eye to observe that they are changing from
White 10 the neutral iinis.
One Of our butchers was removing a
calf from his wagon, when 1t hll him in
the face with IT, foot, laying open his upper
iip. 1t Was nicely dressed By his surgeon.
Geo. Coffin cut hi. foot badly irving TO
learn 20 cut wood.
MEDICUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Sale on Execution

HANCoSk s~-O,t q. \. d i,s.
TAkEN ga execution aAd vii. n. Sold at public
L auction on TUESDAY IN tyscuts eighth lay Of
N"yrWtcr, \ d. l~s2, at TN O'Clock Ia tie fore
noon Al thr one ~ Hale q EnlrFy ia Ellsworth IN
.AId County, all tn rlzht little and interest " rh
the kEgenuggin silver Mining tofnuanv 81 -r,ly
tc-uth d&y " January, u. ISL at ri.ht o.. l,..
and thirty ninut.-s la the forenoon aid night be
inE IN exclusive rzhr T. all tutneTa! ores AMI tho
right 10 tase The 10 and the real tat. her,
inAfter described, also rgbI II way On auI over
the real estate hereinafter drsrrb1 u and fr,stn
MINERAL ores which may be found OF ,ald parcel
an'i also tnr privilege At The ssorr for building
wharf and for crecLnE any buihiing- which may
b. ncs'ird Tor mining purposes on said parcel u
AHi hereinafter tcsCrihs in and o. The followtns,
lc-tTils-d real estate, situated in th, count, II
hAn'''k ami bounded follows Commencing
Al rel OAK tree on the 4Lprr Of fzgrqpl.ggts
Reach, thence uorthWc.terly bY the shore ct .aid
Reach tao hundred rusis the Punch B.4ysl Point
~ rallei' "a stake mark Ell thence north.a -ter
~ By the shore Of said Punch Bowl twenty four
rusis 10 stake and >tOu~- thence southsa -.rty ty
tbs >horc % said Punch H. wi lightly -lV rods o. rr
tree marked by hlax ng thence >ouih & East by ab
oN ned by W lillian ByaFi one hundred AMI tueuty
one ru'ta q stake aut stoncz lu cedar f,Isee.
thence south Tii West nine rods ami ten nuk- a.
an angle Ia the ience, thence south a. Wr-t
Following the fenre Of said William Byar,ig a,.ht
l" t'e shore thirteen ris amt ten links TO tbr nr.t
msntone'i bounds containing one hundred and
nity acres more less.
A. X. DEYEREUX. Coroner,
True Copy Attest;
S"H A. X DkNEREt'N Coroner
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
State N eWs.

The Boston Il Maine company pays a
dividend Of - per share, Nov. TO-
The Baptist church at Eastport are re-
pairing and improving their church edifce.
The CALAIS Tmes saws Hon. J. A. Mil
liken, Judge Of Probate for this county. is
recovering from his severe and protracted
illness.
The Aroostook Republican says that
Rev. Mr.. Davies. Of Dexter, has declined
the call OF the Congregational Society, of
Pressure Isle, 10 become their pastor.
A boy ten years old, named Gordon.
pulled a jaek-knife from his pocket and
threatened to stab Miss Dora Moody, the
teacher of 4 Lewiston school, Thursday.
He was gwen a term in the lookup.
The Boston papers say that the Waldo
boro National Bank was a creditor Of the
firm r. o. Storrs 4 Co, which has recently
failed, to the amour. of 5000.
Several prominent citizens have APP
peared before the ward examining commit
tee, in session at kittery, and argued in ia
vor Of retaining the naval station there.
The Sentinel says that Mr.. J. J. Mead
den, of Waterville, telegraphed to his family,
on Wednesday, that he was in Pennsylvania
and would be at home some time this week.
This is the man who it was feared had met
with some serious mishap.
The Wing saws several prominent bust
ness men of Bangor, among them Mr.. L. {.
Nichols. are arranging for the formation of
a new express company, to do business be-
tween Bangor and Boston. The proposed
plan is to form a stock company, whose cap
ital shall be 100000. and to proceed TO
business immediately after organization.
The Village Herald says that yelling
ton Clark, of Damariscotta, was arrested
few DAYS ago on charge of stealing gold
watch and chain from Mrs. J. W. Hackleton,
at Long Cove, Bristol, one year ago. He
was carried to Damariscotta and tried before
Justice Stetson, plead guilty aud fined $40
and costs, which he paid and was allowed to
90.
The Augusta Journal says that John
II. Gray, of iitchfeld. was araigned before
Judge Andrews, in Augusta. Thursday, for
aggravated assault with intent TO kill. The
facts Of the case appear to be that tuesday
morning at half-past five O'Clock. James q.
GRAY and wife went on to piece Of land IN
Litchfeld, which is in dispute between John
and James Gray, and commenced to pick
apples. John II. Gray, meanwhile, appeared
upon the scene with loaded gun, and as he
ssys fred it of at dog which happcned to
cross his path. But James and his wife tell
different story. They maintain that James
fred at them and that they heard the bullet
whistle over their heads. The judge or
dered Gray to recognize in the sum Of 5000
for his appearance at the December term of
the Superior Court. All the parties reside
n Litehfeid-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Things are not a lively on the Cape
a. last year at this time. still the mine is be
ing worked and large lots Of ore are brought
10 the surface. considering the number en-
pi"Ned. There Is no dead ground being
broken and no developing of anv Kind 20.
ing on. Capt Pollard aud Mr. Bean have
gone on a VISIT to their friends and 10 attend
the meeting Of the Company To BE- holden
IN New York aud 1t il hoped when they re-
turn. which will be IN a few days. more men
all he pa, on and business start up again.
A lady from Rocklsnd MR. Thorn
son. vas here on Sunday. Oct. and de-
livered a funeral discourse on the death Of
Herbert Il. Norton. who vas los, IN the
Banks IN TIE gale Of Feb. ) last, She
also gave "a an entertaining lecture ia the
evening Il vas listened to With the closes,
attention aud gave general satisfaction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Through the generosity Of Mr. E.,e,
and several other Gentlemen. sprlI4. friend.
Of the college. the chapel j. TO have a nr~
organ. The regular prior II the organ j..
$3.50 bat Mr. Esley offered it ipr 500
The other gentlemen spoken Of furnish this
sum.
Saturday evening. Andres Jackson
delivered ia the chapel. lecture on siayrry
The boys ~ere greatly ~ edIiird bs his
African eloquenor.
Now. Colby - included among the / Is
American and Canadian college. comprising
the intercollegiate \. VI. G.. \. The meet
ings formerly held under the auspices of the
BOardman Missionary Sociri, ~ill hereafter
be held bs the ne~ society. The old one
~ill b. strictly a missionary society, for
~hich It ~as originally designed. These
sooleiie. will soon have a much pleasanter
room for their meetings then they have been
having. Painting. frrseoing. carpet, organ.
pictures. etc, will produce a ven agreeable
contrast 10 the former appearance Of the
room.
For the pleasure Of the students. Pres
idrnt Pepper has lately been getting up a
concert. II Is 10 come of next Wednesday
evening, in the chapel. Ga this occasion
the New organ will play prominent part.