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The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Slow Rut Slick.
Courier JOurni

Arthur is cunning political wire manlpu-
latOr His appointment of New and the prob
able appointment OF Chandler 10 important
positions, where these sharp machinists can
put In their work for him, indicate his inten-
tion Of having a second term at all hazards.
He began TO work for that last September.
Arthur lets his purpose become apparent by
slow degrees. He doesn't want TO shock dell-
cate sensiDilitles.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Ole yirginny,s Truck Trade.

The truck trade has opened strong between
Norfolk, Va, and the Northern cities.
"Greens," in crisp condition, are moving In
heavy quantities from Norfolk to New York,
&c, and the industrious farmers are reaping
moneyed harvest in return for their winter
labors. one OF Princess Anne's cultiyators,
eolored, has realized enough from kale,
spinach, ETC., this season to pay for home
stead.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
The Choicest Beveraees.

For the finest brands Of wines and liquors
we recommend Mr.. Chris Xander's famous
establishment at OIL Seventh street. His
wines and liquors are of the choicest character,
and his ffteen-year-old Scotch whisky and
Jamaica rum unparalleled. Mr.. Xander has
made speciality of native wines. All Of his
stock Is frst-class.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09

Mr.. ]. W. MASsEE, OF Waverly, ILL.,,
says "the st. Jacobs Oil is the grandest
medicine for neuralgia ever saw. l have
frequent attacks of the disease and nothing
does me good except the great German
remedy. / commenced using it about a
year ago, and would not he without it for
anything. l have brother-in law, who, if
il be possible, has greater faith in this
great curative medicine than myself. 1t
cured him Of a terrible attack Of rheuma-
tism, and he swears by il.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Worn Out Gloves.

lNAAh ElllllbS.
Bob Lowe says hereafter we will have no
more dealings with Nose Schaumberg the
talented Austin avenue merchant. Bob
had bought pair OF driving gloves from
days.
"Look here, Nose, those gloves | bought
fIom you are worn OUT said Bob.
"Of Course. dey vast worn out. We're
else would you wear driving gloves if you
don't wear 'em out. You would not wear
'eln in the house, would you p
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Loves Young Dream.

Samuel l.. Williams, of Shenandoah County,
Va, and Emma NJ. Yirts, of Washington,
County, ND.
John j. Crawford and Fanny Lyles.
! Edward ii. Miller and Theresa Herfuth.
Edward J. Brand and Mary stoier, both or
Culpeper County, Va.
william Wright and Mary Adams.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09

Guiteau has found indorsers. The New Eng
land Free-loye League has resolved that Mrs.
scoville's appeal for her brother should be
needed by Mrs. Garfield; that hanging Gui-
teau would be an inexcusable gibbeting Of the
nations honor, and the hanging OF one rogue
by a coWardly majority of rogues
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Belle Bond to N. @. Page, for $4,000, part OF
Commissioner, &C., to Susan p. Okie, for
$1,000, part of lot z, square 252; Anthony
Hyde ct al, trustees, to W. W. Corcoran ct al,
trustees, for 81, lot 26, square 72S.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
A Voice From the Pacific.

san FRANCISCO Iost,
The steady increase OF Washington Terri
tory in wealth and population clearly entities
IL 10 admission as a State. The Immigration
10 that Territory II. OF the best character.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the Signal
ONCE to-day Gays:
Indications are that cloudy weather and rain
will continue In the Middle States during tho
rest Of Thursday. followed on frilay by clear
ing and slightly warmer weather.
Snow is Indicated for New England tonight,
and snow or rain on Friday morning, followed
hv clrnrinr Mcnthor during Friday.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
WEST WASHINGTON.

JoHN h. DAVIDSON Is the agent for THE CRITIC
In West Washington. The papcr will be served
Subscriptions and items for publication can he
left Mt the following places: C. II. Iickllngs drug
store, 1860 Thirty-sccond street q. b. l.ockharts
q. W. Croplcy's drug store, a07 NJ street r. II,
Braces drug store, 3OOl M street, NO. l32, Thir-
ticth street.
Col John A. Joyce having left ycster
day evening for New York, accompanied
by his friend, Anderson, who has been
visiting him, it is presumed BY his friends
that that barrel of flour and the large stock
Of potatoes laid in by the Colonel have been
consumed.
The property adjoining the old yellow
tavern on Thirty second street, has been
purchased by some gentlemen Of this place,
who contemplate the immediate erection
OF row of fine houses thereon,
Georgetown College has been quite for
tunate lately in bequests and donations,
Col. Cole, who died recently In Frederick,
Md, having left to it $4,000; and lately
James Coleman, esq, heir to the celebrated
Bonanza king O'Brien, of California, has
also donated the sum of S10,0 900 to the same
institution.
Mrs. Eliza J. Yarnall, is quito sick at her
home, 302s p street.
This morning about 11:45, as Mr.. Young,
the aged sexton of the P-street Presbyterian
Church, was about entering that building
he fell on the stone steps, cutting his left
check very severely.
Arrivals at the West End Hotel, James
Bennett, Long Island, n. Y: John Jack
son, Memphis, Tenn.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09

The sale of certain marsh lands located
in Toledo, Ohio, TO place in the office OF the
Chief Clerk OF the Land Commissioner to-day.
About 5000 acres were sold. The highest
price realized per acre was $l1.25, and the
lowest, SIPS.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
sIandering Public Men.

George William Curtis said a few weeks ago
in an editorial In HdTpef'S Weekly: Undoubt-
edly many public men are slandored; un-
doubtedly personal accusations and insinua-
tions are too much the staple OF party conten-
tiOns."
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09

Hon. Logan II. Roots, of Little Rock,
Ark, occupied a seat In the Senate today.
Senators voorhees, and Pendleton are
both confined TO their respective homes on ac-
count OF sickness.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Reliable Goods Can
Notes and Comments,

be secured at James Tharp's, $40 street
Old Rye for medicinal purposes, pure article,
in quantities TO suit.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
baltimore Conference NJ. E. Church
south.

At the session OF this Conference in Frcd-
oricksburg, Va, yesterday, standing commit
tees were appointed, composed OF one clerical
and one lay member from each district, on
education, on Sunday-schools, publishing In
terests, temperance, and on memorials to tho
General Conference. Committees were also
appointed on the Bible cause, public worship,
TO receive and distribute letters, return tickets
ON railroads, and to canvass for subscriptions
TO the Conference minutes. J. p. Houck was
substituted in place of NJ. Walton as lay dole-
gate, and Richard d. Spindle In place of O. +.
Jordan. w. g. Hammond was put In place OF
j. S. Gardner on committee OF examination OF
candidates for admission on trial, and j. s.
Hutcheson in place OF w. X. Boyle.
The characters OF j. Newman Hank, j. W.
Boteler, J. N. spanglcr A. II. Martin, G. II. JEFF
ferson, +. F. Heterick, james Beatty, $. $. Ros-
}s william Hedges T. r. s. s
In the supernumcrary relation.
The characters Of 8. Kepler, A. A. Eskridge,
Thos. Hildcbrnnd, J. W. Tongue, i. NJ. Mills,
II. HOFFMAN, L. L. Kregclo, p. S. r. slxeas, Geo.
stevenson, G. W. Lightner and W. Hedges were
passed, and they were continued In the supcr-
annuated relation.
The characters of the presiding elders were
passed, and each one represented his district.
DR.: Rodgers completes his fourth year on the
Baltimore district There had been 27S ac-
cessions during tho year, but by revision of
the rolls the membership was less than before
The district was in fine working order, and
there had been steady improvement in II.
River and HarbOr improvements.
The communication of Capt. John Cowdan,
asking the House Commerce Committee to
send n subcommittee to an inspection OF the
Mississippi River, was received at the meeting
OF that committee to-day and laid over. Mr..
Maloney, of the st. Joseph convention, spoke
In favor of an appropriation of SS,00O000 to
improve the Mississippi River. Mr.. Wash
burn was authorized by tho committee to re-
port certain amendments to II. b. 444O, which
is substitute to II. b. S37. substitute was
reported to II. b. COZ, authorizing the nrec-
ton of n lighthouse on Ram Island, Booth
Bay. Mr.. McLain reported favorably for ref
erence to Appropriations Committee H. b.
1853, for the erection of q marine hospital at
Cincinnati. Mr.. Guthrie reported favorably
J. r. 1873, referring to danger signals, sub.
stitute to II. d. 7O7. The committee decided
to invite the Mississippi River Commission 10
q hearing on Monday next.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
FINANCIAL
To.day,s stock quotations.

The following observations of the transac
tions in the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the clearinghouse of II. D. Cooke, jr,
& Co., 1920 street, Washington, d. c.:
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Duraug's rheumatic Remeay

will cure any case OF rheumatism on the face
of the green earth. Sold by every live druggist
In Washington.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
Methodist Protestant Church Con
ference.

In the Methodist Protestant Conference I'm
Baltimore yesterday the following standing
committees were appointed;
Unfinished Business-A. ID. Dick Edward IL.
Gilligan II. ii. Penewell.
Flnance--J. Il. Murray, W. j. Neepier, w. II.
Graham X. Nicholson, j. q. Henvis.
ltinerancy and orders-rhe Faculty OF In
stIuctlon.
Boundaries-C. W. Button, S. S. Ewell, John
Mason, samuel Gather, @. A. Benjamin, Joshua
Cain, Daniel ii. Hahn.
Publication Of Minutes-The Secretary OF the
Conference.
Pulpit serSices-A. d. Murray, ]. t. Lassell,
@. B, Middleton.
Missions-w. s. Hammond, j. d. Kinzer, IF.
T. Taeg, G. II. Erdman, Il. l.. Williams, J. N.
Gilbert.
superannuates-D ID. W. Bates, J. Il. Maloy, j
l.. Mills, j. ii. Leonard, ]. S. Topham.
Literature-J. 4. Ward, j. w. Charlton, j. NJ
Holmes, Jos. Libby, jackson Day ormond
Hammond.
sabbath -schOols-R. s. Norris, ]. L. II. Ewell
=. Il. Hail. Joseph Barnett, ]. ID. A. Robinson.
Temperance-B. +. Benson, s. 4. Ferguson
j. l.. straughn, Marcellus. Balderston, Danie
Sweeney.
Bible Cause-J. Schreeye, c. NJ. Thompson, f
Il. Little, j. A. Shoemaker, w. Nj. Strattan.
Fraternal Relations-D A. Shermer, j. b
Jones, S. b. Treadway, chas' +. Thomas, w.
heaDrOok.
onlciai Character-J. II. Nichols, W. NJ
strayer, s. A. Hoblitzel, Thomas Johnson, ]
l.. Petit
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

PERSONS IN ALEXANDRIA wishing THE
CRIric len ut their residence will receive prompt
attention by leaving their address ut Mr.. COX's
stnilonofy store. on King street.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
PrOper Indorsers.

NObby Spring Pants 10 Order, Si.5O.
Hamburgers, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-09
washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations...of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
Swedish Bitters.
THE GREAT
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy.

The chief ingredient and lisesising cle-
.nent pf ;hiS great remedy Is an herb com
IA ,Iiy knownas b;ticrment. although but
rarely found in this country. excepting in
the extreme northwest. Il Is gathered in
psnfgse abundance ty the I.aplandcrs in the
bleah ard snow clad nsountains of Norway
and sweden, and has in connection with
olter ingredient, been used among them
selves exclusively for Years as one of the
greatest remedies for dyspepsia, Kidney and
Liver Complaint. shat was ever known.
In placing this preparation before the
American pnhlic We eandilv believe that
We haye filed a long felt want. by giving y
D.,licinc that viii not only temporarily re-
lese, bat will positively cure Dyspepsia,
Kidney and liver Complaint, and ali other
various effects such as Sour Stomach, Sick
IIeadael,, Pains in the Back and Side, Pal
.iiatioii oft'ie Heart. Gosiigeness. Indiges-
ton, Yellow skin. Swimming of the Head,
Fullness at Pit Of Stomach. Low Spirits, &c
Three da-ys will relieve the worst case.
AK your trng.is; for bottle and becon-
in.ed. Prize, ., cents Jan. Is.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

TEiBrrg OF REsrrcT-ro The memory o
Henry Il. stull.
WnEREAs it has pleased Almighty God il
his infinite wisdom 20 remove By 1eati
Henry b. Stull. late a Jealous and faithful
member of the Home sunday School
therefore be i
Resoieed ls, That while We deeply lie
plore the loss of 50 faithful member, we
still recognize IN this as in ali other events
Of Ills providence, the hand OF just aud
loving Father.
R,soiref 2ad, That in his sudden death.
we are reminded of the uncertainty Of hui
man life. a,,l of the ueeessiiy of prepara
tiea for the summons tllas shall suoner eT
later come TO US all.
Rcglred ird, That we tender iothc be-
rcayed family and friends Of the deceased
our earnest and heartfel; sympathy.
Rcsolsc3 9Th, That copy Of these resolr-
tions be given to the bereayed family. and
that they be published in the County papers
and in the Irogrcssirc cHria;aa and trans
scribed upon the minutes Of the Sunday
School
". a REfT1.
G.. 3. DIvELY.
J. !. REfTz
WI krSxEI,
Committee.
Sr.xrcREEE. Ia, Jan, 2i, iss2.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

To the sore astonishmcnt OF our attorneys
Court continued in session until Saturday
evening, besides several night sessions being
held during lire week. Our attorneys had
hecnnle 80 accustomed TO having Court call
Nonday evening. hurrying through with
such business a. could be disposed of by
Thursday afternoon or Friday morning and
then adjourn. The surprise was great at
finding that there were six working days in
Court week as well as any other. Al
though il gas Judge Baer's irst term there
was probably more business disposed of dur.
ing the week than there had been in che
same time for years proceeding.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

There was quite 4 stir in Cour; las; Thurs
day evening when Sheriff Spangier was sent
to bring prisoner. Frank POLICEMAN by
name. into Court for trial, and returned say
ing tha, the prisoner was unable to come
and that the Doctor said he had all the
symptoms of the smallpox. The Co,lrtim-
mediately ordered the prisoner to be dis
charged on his own recogizance, which was
done. II afterwards turned out that there
was no smallpox ir the case and the pris-
oner will be brought up at the next term Of
CUnrt f'r trial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

During Court week quite number o.
prospective candidates for the Legis,afar,
were around putting OFT ''feelers.' Tho
only oat-spoken candidate We met was Hon.
sam Mier, of Elklick, and rs 1t has become
a time honu:ei custom in this eossnty TO
elect members of the Legislature for sec
ond term We suppose Mr.. Mier's reelection
will be conceded. There WILL probably be 4
very lively fight for the other member as
there are already half-dozen or more can
didates spoken OF.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Al the sherifi's sale held in the Cour
House last Friday the following propertie
advertised in the HERALD were disposed of
Mort tract, in Elklick township, to David
Hays asira's for si0,0eo; Simon Iirengooc
tract, in Elklick township, 10 same for 50
the property OF the p. & B. c. c. d /. Co.
in Ursina borough and Upper and Lowe
Turkeyfoot townships, 70 James NJ. Reid
trustee. for $500; the UTsina & Nor,l
Fork r. r.. to James NJ. Reid, trustee. fol
s325 90
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

The Conncllsville t0Gria squares itself
strikes from the shoulder, and sends tho
West Newton Trcss to grass, all because that
paper had captured an -Gisi-d,fitriaa article
saving that there was case Of smallpox in
Conncllsyille. and yet in the same number
of llc Cs.,rirr we find a r. c. article saying
thas there is case of smallpox in Somer-
SET. after the HERALD had announced that
all eases we're cured and our town free from
th. plaeue
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

HOOVER On JanuaEy Il. iss2, Abra
ham Hoover, Of Brotnerssaliey township
IN his IA year.
-EINGLEE. -on january %, 1852. Jef:er
son Ringler. of Allegheny township. in hi'
4sth year.
LEsE. Lon january Ss, iSsa, Sally Lese,
wife of Conrad Lcse, of Roxbury, in hei I'D
gear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

CA Monday OF last week Ed. r. Scnll filed
his petition in which were sci forth the fact:
that he had been arbitrarily. without
cause. without notice ard without an op-
portunity of being heard in his own de-
fense stricken from the list of Prac;iciDG
attorneys at the Somerset bar, and asking TO
be rtinsiaiea Tl,e Court immediately had
his maine restored 10 The lis., and thus at
least one Of Judge Halls arbitrary orders
was reversed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

w the
If Assembly entitled
Vet rlatng thti Townships passed the 10Th hv of April A.
D. iS3 tin Commissioners Office the toFough OF Somerset
the "a day January d. did and settle the
Of Henry Kneppe Esq Treasurer of Somerset county With
he for the 1881 of Edgar ky Esq Sheriff
fsaid with the The 1884, and the
nry f. Sce ESQ., Prothonoy and Clerk the County for the
1881 and said ard recorded the Conn
nsiops Office of Somerset fenr, vania and
ind balance doe the county the Treasurer of hundred
nd twenty eight dollars eighty three Gently ts72S So
In whereof herunto hands and seals this
sh day ofJanuary, A. d. 1882
(frue copv)
Attest
Frtp W BrIsrsKgs J. T. RHOADS, lsEAI.l
Clerk j. MEYERS. fsEsI.]
auditors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

The first genuine snow storm OF the sea-
son visited this section Tuesday morning.
The ground Is covered with snow to the
depth of several inches and is stin coming
down for all that is ont, making The pros
poets for slcighing quite COOL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Engineer Dayton ran his engine into the
rear end OF three horse wagon that was
crossing the road in from; of him. one day
last week. The hind sights were torn of
the wagon. buta woman who was in at the
time escaped uniniured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

With such tried and true Republicans rs
Josiah Keller Dr. J. X. Miller and Dr. "
g Hicks for delegates there is no danger oi
the Frosty Sons of Thunder heing mis-
reprented in the coming State Convention
as they were in the last
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Aorn.onisin must 90. Meeting are being
held IN many cities of the United States "a
take sction against the twin relic;" con.
sress i being memoralized on the subject
aud in all the great centres Of Thought such
public sentiment j. awakening as must
eventually overthrow this iniquitous sys-
'em that blots the face of our civilization II
We understood the sermon arigh, we listen
ell to Sunday morning a little home
missionary work" on the subject, would be
advisable Ia this community; while no;
protesting mormonism, their iniquitous
practios- sre being INDUCED in by parties OF
hig. social standing in this town
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Steward Launts, at the County Farm, kill
time ago that he thinks was a pretty good
size for its age, as it tipped the beam at 1861
pounds. clean.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

We are in reseipt OF a Pennsylvania Dutch
letter for publication. but as our German
compositor is on the "lifs' this week we
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Mr.. Frank Hin and wife, the young cou.
pie who got married without their parents
consent at Greensburg the othertlay, are ai
the Somerset House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

On the first page of this paper we publish
senator J D. Cameron's speech on the In
tcral Revenue Taxes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Mr. IIez Shaulis requests iis .. say that lac
has cnt'-ely recovered from the attack Of
small-l X with which he has been prostiat-
ed. /. Il that the stories about his brother.
Ed. L.. having been 20 the house in which
he .ay sick and then having gone TO the
school house, are untrue and without founda-
,;nt, in fact
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

our ionsorial artist. Mr John Waterman,
was married on Tuesday last TO Miss Clara
u. Gray. of Virginia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Miss Emma Forrv is the Telegraph opera
tor and station aSet =, Bethel. On the Som
Gated in Touring mill, and when the
wheels are going round she has srea, diff
Gully in understanding what her instrument
has to sav.-.Jshnsfs,rn TtiJ,a,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

The Lords supper will be administered
in the Lutheran Church at Levansyillc on
Sunday, February 9th, at II a. m
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Governor Hoyt has set March 2ith for tho
execution Of six Pennsylvania murdercrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

Was the result of the meeting Tuesday
night "ali that the to1uaerciai fought for. =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01

VIZ undersigned do hereby certify
that settled and audited the H. knepper Esq
Treasurer Of Somerset Poor House for the 1881 and thai
this statement is correct.
Witness 18th day January A. d. 1882
Attest JOHN 7. RHOADS. lsEAI-l
FREr " BFsEcKER. J VI. MEYERS, sEAI-l
auditors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01
SPELLING SCHOOL

SPELLING - ttthi---
An enjoyable affair came OF Thursday
evening, i9th lust. al Barclays School
House in Milford township. Crowds came
from every direction aud the house was
overiiowing How many were outside
cannot tell, but those who gained admit
tance went away well satisfied.
Miss Bertha viii IS the teacher, and OF her
success / have no doubt. The good spell
ing, well trained pupils and respectful behs-
yiour that cl,aracterizes her school proves
her queen among teachers. Years ago,
when She was one of my pupils al this same
place, predicted she would make her mark
il life was spared Ny expectations have
been realized. solomon says Even y
child may be known By his dUings.
rne exercises OF the evening consisted oI
spelling, which was very credtable. After
recess, reading, declamaiiors, dialogues and
a lecture by Miss NctIie Walker, with which
,he audience was very much delighted. Try
again.
II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-01


scnooL RrpoRT -Rep1r. d ilc P'auk
Road School. soinerse, townsFin n.pitir
ending January p. lss2
Whole number ia af,i8a 8e1
month, II: avera-e atsniaec it.T
month. 2i; Per c.nii. pfa i.e,.ialf laf e
month, 70; number ,i ss-isrs. aarins
month. 10: attending ever, .las. 3afiHs
month are the following
John II. Woy, Elmer Z,ri., Nhte Zer-
foss. Wilson T. Wos Frank Wa llS:h
Yv.ler, Noah NenSrr Thoriot Iei,Ser. Ed-
mund woy. Florence keippes In'by Man.
ser, Julia Yodsr, aud Lacy keipper.
am glad to Say tba; one of onr directors
called to see Us in this part Of the vineyard,
and delivered 70 the ,'clloo a very favnIabie
address. which vas listene,i IL with close
attention. We inyits him aall again and
hope lie other directors will roine aud see
rs fuo. We are trying 10 do the best We can.
for the welfare aii benefit of ',ir children,
aud w.uld like very much 70 haze soar c,,-
u,eTaii n ana support, more Frequently. To
encourage as in tue grant snrk Patrons
aud friends OF osluca.iou are always wel-
c8aie - visis oar quarter Of the vineyard Of
.siueasi.,n.