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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

llorsh, by Lieutenant schwaika,
ma The American Pilgrim ii Pal,
sltins, ~ DeIArrs; "Live Church
es 3 4 cIlarackrestic article Nv the
stlit,r, III. Talnage, who also con-
|trihut~s who also contributes 70 tile
hume pulpit ! sermon, Solicitu,le.' :
n. n Visit u Whittier, Z and Or.
Newman on Spiritualisin' arr
among the other notable articles.
There are interesting sketches, es-
Istayr, serial md short stories. with
poems 81 great merit; A varied mis-
sc4llAneys together with editorial
c,lnM,ents, record Of important
eve,ts, obituary notices, etc, etc.
A single cs,ly ~ 25 cents, or So a
ypar, p.'stpsid. Address, Mrs.
Frank Leslie, Publisher, So, So 81,
Park Place New York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
From Iowa.
DcSotn, Ia; June 9TH. 1885

DcSntn, la; June 9TH, 1883.
EDIT0R C0uRIER Thinking tina,
perhaps a few lines from this part
Of Iowa Dallas county, would h.
acceptable, l will make a brief al
tempt s,.l you may reject Or accep.
10 you please.
We live about % miles west Of the
capital, Dies Moines, on the G. Il.
&; T.. railroad, where farmers rails.
corn, wheat, chinch bugs aud l,otat.
bugs in abundance. Crhe last tive
nanied bcil,g Vi the largest and hes!
variety.
We hear Dakota spoken Of every
where ms the Empire State and,
no doubt, il fully merits the title
The tide Of emigration reported to
ihat country. is simply astonishing.
Am afraid you will overflow.
Ii, some respects. we think Iowa
equal tt, Dakota, and in others, in
teritr. Many Of the farmers arr
completely discouraged this season,
Oh account Ut the rains, which are
many, large. AMI cold enough t.,
prevent corn from growing. Some
III then, are scarcely done planting
and Others nre trying to p'ow. In
our immediate neigliborhud, the
ground is billy and broken. but no,
enough to prevent splendid farming
lana. HcStrf rs, a tn rs Sru17T
and Anita, there is u lovely scope OF
country, making splendid grazing
for stock growers. A great nnany
of the farmers IRE turning their EN-
tire farms into pasture, and altogetl,-
n, il pays better than anything else,
Well, | have writer. sufficient foi
this time, and il these. few remarks
nrel witt, your npprohation, | may
write again, soon. Ii they do not
| Just chuck en- in the waste basket
and ublige. Ii. A HARPER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

Issjnpter of Mo proceed
Nd mass meeting ior the
~ N delegates u the Huron
% ~ VIII IL found The names
Ates clns,sal ~ sl& meet
H. illap0rtsl,t trust Inns been
fn 5Iss han.ls III sixteen rsp-
M lnsl they will be expect
6fk mil net III c0nf,ruaity
4 sishes ,f tho peo;,lenf The
Each slay adds new I'M
u the caisventio,s aud since
~ aua iiupr,,pel Ixalion Of
lae purposes fs,r which
! )litNS MiIs called become
linportaft. Union county,
N ilsr peculiar interests, along
se otlssr southeastern counties
perst.d - send 4 complete
iatdtiO,,, anil to manifest d
0f interests Tint will work Il,
aIry of unio. county and
ssrIi Dakota. II will he tx.
IA Monday afternoon, June
sat ssch anil every delegate
n tss list will present Inn.
scbrl 81 i,al,i, At The depot
lassg With Al the rest, 70 Il
M md work ior themselves and
aeixhbors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
An Explanation.

EDITOR CoURiER.--As there seems
to be a misunderstanding mud con-
siderable misrepresentation on ac-
count of my absence from the So
called union services Mt the y. B.
Church, May 9th, will, with
your permission. set the matter III
its true light rs far us | am concern
ed. On the 10Th OF May, Elder
Hines asked me il / lad heard
anything about a union service il
connection with the q. A. Il. |
said no. lie replied that he knew
nothing definite Ms to time, place, or
nature of the service; but If heard
further he would let me know
The next information which / re-
ceived was the notice il, your issue
of May 23d stating that union SER
vices would be held IN the U. b.
Church, conducted nv Recs. H. Mile.
and j. Y Hines. concluded the an
ION existed between the two hrelhre,,
named il the t'suRItRs notice, and
decided not to intru.le. The Sun-
dizzy following, Elder Hines called
at my house aud stated the reason
why | was not iavitei was, that he
Was away all the week ami the mat.
Ter was left in the hands Of Capt.
Duncan. Query: Ii was invited
t. participate IN the sai.l service;
where does tile invitation c.,,ne in?
7. II. JoNEs,
I'LL, D..s,,f Insn 10 1892
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
Scrrrn d"rs from $50 upwards
at Stoush'~ lyml.r ward
Five I.srs nf IIawkrvr soap for
. cts. at Mallory 4 Ri. eluw'S.
Guardian Sale.

fHa sir,Gy 10 y Kors. In ''r,hats Forrt.
I}niou G.sIntv. | hi.aet'snhty
~ the Ms ar - II tti-oa knapt aud t!'da
kc. /, inii,ss ar- r siasy x ao!, IL. ,a-,'d
M ptf.bs .Nt'a h, y viz ~ ~ an ar
dor -, = it,t CART ~ fid ~ said co 81. u
tsi ni,,vr en,i led ,s' -. iaire iaL ttr>r. III
I'd ,.r,,m -ss faiaii u 'sr caifiy ~ tnh'
80 ers igttgN ~ sbat Wi ~ -bHt " 9hh}c
nuc y, - he biIaaSi hi3i.lef fs,i Gosh ~ the
if t.lor ~ d, uti hsspse. ~ he cit, ~ Eik
ntni SAID cttlatS ana q riisRs ~ IN. ID M ~
tC4o.k II hn titrrn,n,a ~ ne ~ i,y 81
! lss,. Sx fnts aftmrS qtatser II The
i,5r hwc-, q,i.ter:ana he VIZ, !. il"t The nh
On 'rie, ~ niies - qs9t'er ~ sr >"u l~e>'
fiun iiG, a., (i5t ~ w,.sIip ntn'y use ft5l
n,ro n Ices.
ANigL Is, MyE :.
I W rsrio.. Guardian.
Ava, Ress
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
Administrators Sale.

Nasr" T. E"rehy given iht' by vir ~ or y V.
eeB<n given i"r t'i,i purl't,>'' -snrl by he pro-
i,ai. c.,.irt nj u on .uii'iiy h,<f'ia irrr tory
" II sell 4 tsui, L. sax, he hg:.e- hiJ,er
i,.r east, az ~ mos hv t'tac vi h ~ an,i suf
u. iesi seaufit,, he 20 l"wi = deer led rer-
-uiati prefer Eve r,,Ns iva iwt, year Old
il, tts,FS, Wo v ~ nd e.,r-, i.tr
Z. ,,ere E,.t.ct3y nm" rn.t hrasf - 80
~ ~ r.u 20 npi.lt;t ~ r
l.,. m ~, pr,- {in n r$tE
~ 1. i,as tllt;,. ,irsc III. gnS er =
,t,,s,S ,id s,i'c ~ - iur p ", VIZ an
i.f.,.s s.t,,'id -. y RE e=tt ne =, &c
tsafl tith IVA ftt. ii. ;sst. II. h. ri ,f
Grase u II Ia ~ eat t'3satl l "a
la,'f Nlt<g
AaMiGis n + If II - q. - vtts"' ir1-
der dee >c.j The tN,i GaA II las y a..
ALSD.> Bt.NrG Apc t,n,s.F
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
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Ruck1emsS Ar1tCaa x0lye.

The greatest medicinal wonder in
NE wsrl.l. Warranted 10 speedily
cure burns, bruises, cuts ulcers, salt
;rl'suin, fever sores, cancer, piles
chilblains, corns, tett+r, chapled
hands and Oh skin eruptions.
guaranteed Y cure ~ every instance
~ n,0nsy refunded. Pfice % cents
IN BIZ. For sale by y = Az.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
Notice.
1NOG4Sos
Y, Avn rvce ar NANErpS H. T.

U.Si.ANp { rrcs At SANgros y. T.
May 1883
tump,ain, having been cnfessd II M. "Hrs
b Au,,- a HN..i1 ariinsi i.sar.es 4 W. IN
tpr ioafi,s 9s- ,nc lie ID cary NJ HOE.
asird !. rth Ih lS,a np,n the h"r'hw's' =
sec n iawD.'slp =! r5a.c 10 ~ l'uion t..sh" =.
~ vi I yies ~ iiie csEcetia !.IH ~ sara fy
The rad parlics az he rht -ui'n9aed 10 api'r1r
II. Iris office o..ihe sI>i day II August 1851 ~
o'clock 4. M. 10 r.sp nd and fufhisii sesisbshJ
contefa,ns said alleged ahaAd"nme ni
u A. Ng.slG Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

Thsfe has never been ,nSfaHrp IN which
sEs. stiIa. iey: tpfsas aud al fss.ti" neil
cine i,a- failed =, waf,i 81 the mp'afuf. whee
,asan ,,a3Y ~ 4 pres, G hon a..sin>. n,sariv
u.,sdregs. III , II ,,,t,s nave abrd,I eli al the
s.,ltci,.ai S,,ee les, RID pEeSerihs ths- ;aem-
h,s xt..rt sble. tsnie f,y siiis s'' trvcrr- "rti
n. tls e,,. 81 ART neYvaue st fjos. ". sfcirts
III, 90 i me eride ne.d Fur sails by u
drug ISIS and aea ere @eiraatiy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that have
this day purchased the interest ot
Il. Hunnnell il the saw mill known
~ the Ashley 4 Raisll mill, and the
firm Ut Moore s. H,unmrll is dis
solved by mutual consent. ! will
continue the business and have cot
tonwooA lumber Of all kinds con-
stantly OH hand for sale.
ISAAC Moons.
June 9th. 1889.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
NEW MILLINERY Goo.
ILrs A. 3 Lgugl..cn

tMay 3Ju e7.)
SUMMONS.
Torrisprs of D:Ao.,. D
Fss.
Eonrti Judicial District
Il. tir D4s,rie,,o,,F i. d Cor u 10. County.
e,4i.gIii.a Is. sAHiilsAiaK, Plaintiff,
..N.srNsT
AISas J. SaSBUsKiRR.
IL Territory OF Dakota Sc. DIS ggpeti &:
40 AZ - j. saatis.>hiss t.,st i.iose ainsd De-
fel dat: Aoa are ssesei,y -agi 40 ed as reaa,r-
I'd 10 .ii.swes Ito cpmp,a;t as the above sincd
tiai;sf Ii, "A cuny % ~!t.c,, herewith srgaG .i-
on YOU q, Il 10 c.,pg OF your q sNcr spon
the Subscriber al tie oif.ca Of 4. W. Miller, al
Eik Polt. -, sad Territory, wiiinsi tltfiy days
after the s,Ncc II tus haalirots GA sol, eSiu-
s.ya Of tac day OF cl service IL d f yuA eai. 70
az sae- tbs nosnpsairt, wtth,H tiist rtlnc. lie
piai t,fs Mli arp 10 the Coiut foo the re,iei
ds,n:a de,l in the con;,.isrt. \: Il !pl W II also
take ,loi roe that tis a. complaint is flied III the
eiiice Of this Clerk Of sad ,iou,t. at ELK Point,
il. the Goa, IL a, d territory above nei tio4.,d.
Dated 1T Elk fci.t, ID. T., tins first day Of
May A. ID. 1885,
s. y. VANiiUsaIRg,
Plaintiff in his cwr proper pcrsor.
l.. ". MILLER, f;anGifs Counsel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

Even If yonr property is insured
aguinst tirr and lightning. il will pny
YOU 10 take nut 4 turnntin policy IN
the Farmers III Cedar Rapids.
Suffer and Gordon, agents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

The away up prices paid for hut
ter and eggs at the Elk Point but
ter house will awaken the producers
to q recognition If the profits in
manufacturing the article them.
scives.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
Mass Convention.


ensd ~ lie c.,llrt house in.
iinb June 9th, 1888, for the
ssls II clrcting Delegates to the
lUls convention, u he held III
70 nv June 10, 1883.
: e'cIock, G. +. Mallahan CALI
a.eeti.sg V order and g. H.
ssssth was elected chairman and
g. tieal chosen secretar,
S,vesl aud Carried that the chair
\ cpinnsitt1e Of three to Sc
@ ma present the names Of six
ssnDs - delegates 10 the lIu-
x0nyeatip,.
~ chair appointed ns such COM
2. q. Cittel, A. O. Ri,ysrud
M y. n. Mallahai,.
~ co.ns..itsee reported the fol-
TIN names mud On motion the re-
~ acceptesl and the persons
we're declared the delegates
81 Hurna convention:
m sNalworth,
xn Il. Freeman,
q. Cittel,
se Eli.
Akin,
Kirk.
snsy Kiplinger,
MI, Yerter,
~ Sheaie,
I'm sc,tt,
Narl Mosier,
q. Merrill,
R1nsan,
klallahan,
alvar Knu,lson,
Hin,es.
Mslixhan presented the fol
ms preamble and resolutions.
l 0l,on motion, we're unani.
y Adaltetl:
enEAs. the sentiment Of the
af Union county is nearly
I,lous ls,r the division 1T Dako-
ss 46ti, parallel aud at the
isslirsion Of the southern half,
40 ~. IL ras..l val
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
Union County Sunday School
Convention.


Union County Sunday School
Convention.
4. The Union county convention to
meet ~ the Rig Springs Baptist
church, has been postponed until
June 9th. The following is II
sketch 81 the programme:
MORNING SESSION.
ia. M.-Sung service.
Whit the Sunday School
has done; aud what it
may do.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
1:oO r. M.-What Il superintend-
ent snay ,lo to increase
the interest in the
school.
200 r. M.-How 10 teach lesson.
2:3U r. Allow can we increase
tile interest in Sunday
School work in our
county.
800 r. M.-Exercises on the life
OF st. Paul.
$50 r. Reports from schools.
400 r. NJ Difficulties in our
work and how to meet
them.
Dinner will be provided By the
members Of the Big Spring school.
w. =. BELL, Sec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13
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lSos ~ veling ii
u! VIII ~ i,and os,cs
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given That all
persons having claims against ,l,ers-
tate OF tie late P.rlnelia Bnvernre re-
quired 10 present tire same TO the n'i-
.ni,.;strat,r ut tie residence of Al-nn
B,rre, ia Elk Point, Unnm county,
%. r.. within toiH nl,ptl,s tlsn, the
,laeof this notice, MAY 9Th. 1888.
Alison i3nvEE,
Administrators.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

Don't sell butter for ten and twelve
ceits when you can get sixteen cents
per inch for cream.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

II you want ! stylish lat Try May
Iaard 4 ca.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-13

Elk Point June ~, 1883.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-17
Return of the Squadron.
Where the Yachts Are-Ths Arrival O
 the Starlight and LouIse-Plsasant Hos

Where the Yachts Are-The Arrival of
 the Starlight and LOuise-Plsasant Hos
 pitaIttfeR.
 The various yachts that composed the squadron of the second annual cruise of the New Haven Yacht club are rapidly finishing up their very enjoyable holiday. The
 ''Louise, having on board her owner, Thom- as H. Hall, of New York, William s. Hall, Captain Wm. Force, of Newport, New Jer- sey. the well known yacht builder and the sailing master, reached here from New Lon | don about noon yesterday. The next to reach home port was the Starlight" which sailed from Newport early in the morning I and dropped anchor here at sundown. Her
 company consisted of Captain Paul Kennedy,
 Arthur D. Martin, Frank P. Tyler, Edward Osborn and James Gallagher, jr. Next to arrive was the Wild Duck" Captain Lutz.
 Among the Ducks" company was Clifford w. Rawson, the marine artist. The follow
 ing yachts sailed from Newport and put into 1 New London: The flag ship Endeavor, De- fancs, Acme. Marguerite, Happy Thought, ! Zephyr. These will it is likely, drop along
 home during to day and tomorrow. | Among the events that have not been mo- tlced in the papers was the reception given | by the Starlight" {" the occasion being the
 last night at Edgartown. It may be remem-
 bered that the Starlight" won distinction by
 arriving first at the final destination of the
 cruise. To properly celebrate this the entire fleet was invited aboard. a very general re- | sponse was had and much enjoyed recep-
 ton was the result. Music, song and story chased the untold hours into eternity and
 the best of good will was everywhere ex- pressed.
 The ''Acme, " in turn, last night at New l port offered her general hospitmities. e The runs of the 'Duck'' and nStarlight' l from Newport were both very creditable.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-17
Base Ball.

 The Co. Mine, of MerIden, Take the
 Grays, of New Haven. Into Camp at the
 Howard Avenue Ball Grounds
 There was game of base ball between the hines of the New Haven Grays and Go. of the Second regiment, of Meriden, at the Howard avenue grounds yesterday. Tn game was called at 4:3O and continued until after six o'clock. The Grays' nine needs practice somewhat, and the Meriden nine would also be benefited by something of the same sort. Still there was some good play ing and great deal of good-natured fun. There were good many amusing situations and some exciting ones. The batteries of both hines comprised their best players, the catch CT of Go. I, MT. Twiss, being 8 very good player. In the first inning the visitors se- cured four runs by good batting and their op- ponents' errors and the Grays were bIanked. In the next inning after two men were out the Merldens got in eight runs. One runner in his frantic endeavors to reach the home plate slid right under the catcher, who was waiting to receive the ball, and com over and over on the ground and were picked up uninjured. The felders of the Grays were substitutes and their antics when a high fly was batted were amusing One of them ran in to catch very high ball and after straining every nerve to get it, when it was just in reach, suddenly stopped and watched the ball fall to the earth. He evidently was not so anxious to get it as he seemed. The Meriden nine got badly rattled at times But the game was very good-natured, friendly contest and interested the crowd that gathered to see it. The players were Grays, c. H. Barnes, D.; H. W. Burwell, 1st b.; Theodore Macdonald, captain, C.; onTnT P 3d b.; Beecher, r. f.; G. H. Bates, c. f.; I. F. Bates. 2d b. Go. I, Dimmock, r. f.; Bradley, c. f.; Carpenter. D.; Twiss, C.; Lane, l. f.; Hyde, Sd b; Lynn, ss; Bolger, 2d b.; Oahill, 1st b. The result of the game was defeat for the Grays, by score of 24 kea
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-17
Spstial Notites.
]" WILSONIA" AND PHYSICIANS,
New Article August IF.

In continuation of our analyss of ''vital force" ve have snfcienty interested the reader to induce member that we have been endeavoktng to discover m alive and protects ms against our inherent tend ency to disease and death. We dtssenteo from fhe profeased to md in the so-caed spiritual manifesto tions of life the Eufacient power which maintaine aQencies of the body and see what science do for us towards unveiltng this subtle power. It is not with the gsnesa of s Va sp ject that known to the scientific as the ce the ery" That invaiaa5e dnefusn. M me & sns os nas nors
 marvellous subject for his contemplation ana TOT his a by the deepest thinkers in physioiogy very fundamental principle of life itself, and vaE1ou.ly
 ne md forunfna matter, etc One of tho most dis tinRuiahsd among them, in his interesting work up on force Hs ssys Without tBiopIaam Living mattee-nothtng ever has Deen nnaoe, eVe< can be made. or ever will be made: Me Win nos ua ence living creature under the influences Of this most wondrous and potential power ron .ne mo ton and construction. Let us be content 70 1nvest gate as far as our limits will permit the pneno1msna Experimental physiology has established beyond question that the activities of the brain and nervous deposits located here and there ta the nerV0us
 oe resDectine these deposits and the dispensation their powers There is no portion of the human a or Sense vitality of these cell deposits than those con
 ected with the of vision. ofaction ana audi tion Deeply hidden in the recesses of the intimately associated with the roots or these nerves are clusters of cells which constantly tpartlng them the vIbratory thrill that animsses hnem eao bestows upon them their special properEes 0nefeoy we enjoy the blessings of ught tnhAie the fsgrAncs borne to us upan the air, and hear naEureB sWest sounds and the words of affection that are spoken so by voices that love. In like manner tnose visa organs of the body. the heart lungs the organs o1 digestion etc., whose duty it is to maintain animal life are equally the sslutary superYlsAon or tess almost cells that hidden away penetrzlin Of the nervous masses In our next we will appeal to anatomy and physology TOT an H. of these interesting phanomena
 To be extended August 24th.
 Wilsonia Magnetic Goods always for sale n any ouanfftV ak No S Elm Street. Call for pamphlet. snI7 d&1a JULIUS IYEss Agent,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-17
NEWS AND BOYS WOOLEN GOODS

 wilma
  Weonlyh tive weeks
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-17
PlainvilIe Camp Meeting.

Successful Meetings s- Unusual: Spiritual
 Awaken1ng-Meettng of the New Haven
 District.
 The Plainville camp meeting is going on very successfully and pleasantly, despite the rather unpleasant weather of the past few days. The meetings of prayer, not only at ciety tents, are very well attended. There appears to be unusual spiritual interest, es. peciauy for the beginning of the session The meetings on Wednesday were especially well attended and enthusiastic. The afternoon sermon was by Rev. R. s. Pardington Of the Asylum street church, Hartford. He spoke of Jesus as our master and his claims upon our reverence and love considered. In the evening the Rev. I. F. Saunders, of Els sex, preached from Genesis vii. l, "Come thou and all thy house unto the ark" He said there was another day of wrath coming and called upon the audience to notice the points of similarity between the two days of wrath and the refuge provided.
 Rev. G. P. Mains, of Waterbury, preached yesterday morning and Rev. Dr. Goodsell, of New Haven, in the afternoon.
 The annual meeting of the New Haven dis trict camp association was held at 1 D. m The association is composed of the stationed preachers and one lay representative from each society in the district. The meeting was quite fully attended by ministers and laymen. Norman Smith, president of the board of trustees, called the meeting to order, after which Rev. William Wake of Middle bury offered prayer. A committee to nominate trustees for the ensuing year, consisting of Mr. M B. Scott of New Haven, Rev. G. P. Mains of Waterbury and John McGoodin of Hartford, was appointed. The treasurer presented his re- port showing an indebtedness of about $4OO. The matter of it's payment was discussed and an effort commenced to raise money for its payment, and at the afternoon service about $125 was raised. A resolution thanking the various societies and individuals for their munifcent contributions of bedding which they had furnished for the preachers house was passed unanimously.
 In view of the fact that the presiding elder, Rev. George A. Hubbell, was closing his fourth and last year in the district as presid. ing elder, highly complimentary resolutions were unanimously adopted.