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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
To CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be recc,vca hv !, /,
Board OF Public Works OF The S;a'e nj Wcsi Wy W.
slhia, nntll the hour Of twelve O'Clock. meridian
on me a!st day OF May, 1884, for tho Compilation ~
!ne ALTERATIONS IN aud additions 10 tho 81 Tia Inns,
~ lne ttT OF charleston, In accordance with the
nan aila speciilcatons for said building, "a n,e.
pa h;a " aesIH PEBBLES knd Henple afchItects,
VIZ pan snd specifications Rrc now dcpoitcd al
sH1I 5aS'e house Where they may be kcEii, and ex
pislqeu BY the architect III charge, gitders in
ptopoeAs are expecte! to take OF the Siats
my material now Oh hand purchased nv tho g,s,o
70 ne useo 10 Tho construction Of said bui,dinp
tSneaule 81 tho kind and quantity OF aid ma.a.
ma, ana me approx mate Value thereof, NAV he
s sss ~ .As ounce tho Secretary Of State. An
applicable to the lurhe, oons uction ~ ssId
iae person. WHOSE bid may be accepted IL IN ioo
iuNte appropriations by the LegiLlaiurs n, 20
tatnt lot work 80 10 be performed b. hin, ~
noIey and material now on kend Shaii ~ a eV
e. na, nuch money and material On hnuI ~
Ge USED IN the further construction Of said huhS
~ is H,u sGSi pala thereo; as may no directed bv
contrsct nav NJ GnsGs ~ person to whom the
'o noou IN 100 penalty Of $4,000 With see,,riy ~
t ~ ihprtoSeu W the beard, Conditioned To- ~ ~
performance Of tho contract ana an "a
uunat security Ten per te1tum Of Inc month1v
ss ., OF The architect Of the IVORY r.riora3
~. 10 'eset'eo aatil the ccmpe,iou o! he build
The Board reserve, the hight 10 reIcc. any ., Al,
to do CO. - ~ 'A1 '"'e'''' " 'ne elate
,Psoposs. TO DO endorsed "proporals for tha t.on,
petion Q! the State Housa vt Gharles.on' AND ~
ne 3epoi.ed with or forwarded 10 the under iousT
e. Wy w. o'nee o. thS SECRETARY Of State Whce2inv
W. w. RANDOLPH SrhLNAEgR. in 'us'
ivy Secretary al the Beard,
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Daniel L. Fisher, we'll known Baltimore
& Ohio locomotive engineer, who generally
runs the Wheeling accommodation, me.
with pAinful accident Tuesday. He wss
running the engine Of a ballast train and
whilo coming West, ct poin. near Pa,tesson's
Greek, ! sids.rod kscke and the reyerse.bsr
was forced against ono oil Mr.. Fishers legs,
throwing hiiu down and inilic,ing terrible
. bruises. He was brought to his home In Cum
herland, Nd, and attended by Dr.. Welhy.
No bones were broken, but tho Injury ,s OK.
ceedingly painful aud Will disable Mr. Fisher
for some time. ra1N1 I'D. ....
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equire Ankle had field day III Stats cases
yesterday. The following complaints wero
disposed Of: .@., .l.- "a s.a.'- -
Thomas Price was arraigned on charge Of
bastardy, preferred by Susan McKen zie' and
was committed to jail In default OF $500
bond for his appearance at court. 80
Edward Mclaughlin, arrsigned en- two
chsrges OF threatening 10 kill. was required
to give bond in the sum OF 500 in each case
to keep the peace for one year; .17E'
Mrs. Mclaughlin, for contending with loud
and angty worda in the presence OF Con.
stablo Wilcox, was required 10 give 500
bond to keep the peace for year.! seaa
Mrs. Jennie Hood, charged with breach
OF the pssco BY Edwsrd Mclaughlin, will be-
trisd att o'clock ibis evening. ! g. : :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
THE BANQUET,
An Enjoyable and N eInurnbic Fenst Last
IH2i1',,". T5T Eight. ~ n -s

N e r---a. a1khts ,fal-s r7s
The concluding, and probably the pleas.
ATTEST feature OF the annual conolave, was
tho banquet given by the Wheeling com.
manderies complimentary to the Grand Com.
mandery and the visiting fraters. The routine
and aecret work being properly disposed OF
and the parade finished, the Knights were iust
In the mood for the good things Of this lie.
With their attendant sentimenis aud erpres.
sions Of good cheer: The Knights were re.
quested to- assemble at the Asylum at g
o'clock IN iatisna uniform, for the purpose
banquet was to be served. They Commenced
assembling at that hour, and Tor an hour and
a half talked, jokei and smoked in A de-.
lightfnlly social manner. Then tho order In
Wall IN" was given, and the march taken y
for the hotel, TF2H2 I,'I i1.-','-t'r
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Now Train FOR Cleveland md Chicago

Now Trnin for Cleveland md Chicago.
Special attention is invited 10 the nsw
schedule on tho Cleveland L. Pittsburgh
railroad taking effect May II. Under the
sire at s::25 a. Il. and bridgeport of 1854. ~,
and arrive ut Cleveland at 2:225 r. N. the came
day and Chicago at $50 A. NJ. the next morr-
Ing. The afternoon train, which formerly
started from Steubenvil!a, nov Starts from
Wellsville, making direct connection with
the morning express leaving Cleveland at s
4 NJ, arriving at Bridgeport at DAB r. ". and
Bellaire at 8 r, N. -
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A Thrilling adventure aud a we'd,

A NuN u "cuulHk,
Dr.. Gsrrison's buggy was left standing
on North Main Street yesterday after.
noon with Mics Emile Wheeler ss ils
solei occupant. The horse scared a!
something, amt dashed msdiy down street,
the buggy being thrown bach and forth In q
manner which seriously threatened the
laly's safety. A till box was col!ided With
and hind wheel Torn Off the buggy, but the
horse continued his rockies, career until
caught by Barney McEntee, the we'll known
htteet car driver, who at imminent risk to
himsel! released Miss Wheeler from her per-
ilous position. and afterwards refused all
o:lers Of reward from the grateful owner Of
tha vehiC,e. 4 =5IlaI ~.
What connection, II any, this adventure
has with the official announcement in az.
other column Of this mornings paper, OF the
marriage OF DR.. Garrison and Miss Wheeler
at Veg. Alexander last evening" has not
trsnBpirsd. But II may DO said that but for
McIintee the wedding would not have taken
place. The happy couple arc subjects for
congratulations to an unusual extent,
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THE FEsrAL BOARD,

The banquet, viewed from an appetizlnc
and artistic point. was complete success,
forth special Efforts, and not alone NAV he
feel proud Of the success he achieved, but
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For saie-3uilding Lets. -.....
Fer Bale-S1 Acres Of Land.
For Sa!e-Summer Residence.
Clothes Wringe,s-Eeshitt Il Bro. .n,'
Notice-John 5. Williams. --.
Opera HOUSEHOLDS. L. Dsyis' Alvin Joslin
Comedy Co.
Stalliots Tor 1ssi-Dr. W. Eslcp.
New Gcods-D. ]. McFGiden.
DO Your Own RooiluE-B. f. Caldwell.
Wall Pepper and Border-H. W. Fisher.
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'Fnertt.n,,,Cter I,cror,f

The following ahows the range OF the Their.
momete., as observed al schnepr store,
Opera House, yesterday:
A.M.l2A.S r.M.7r. 74.M.12N.Sr,M,Tp
b5 u Is % s. GS 70 Ct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

An Opportunity TO Visit tho Musicnl
Festival ut PittsburEh nnd Roturu
Home the SnIne Night. ,>5
: Arrangements have been made with The
Panhandle for Especial train from E,eubsn,
vile to connect With the train leaving pitts.
burgh after the performance Thursday
night, May 10. Round trip two dollars, Es-
curson tickets aud admission tickets 10 the
Musical Festival will be on sale at i. W,
bsumsr'a music store. Monday morning,
May i" Tickets should be secured at once,
as only limited number will be sold, y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

MoRE Philadelphia lawn mowers sold than
all others combined. Note the price,: Ten.
inch, $3.50; twelve.!uch, $40; lwelye.;nch,
$ll so, fourseen.inch. SIS; si1tcon inch,
$l4.5o. 8. E. BoYp. Agent, &
"a. X, g4 Market Square
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INDIclTIcSn,

WARRINGTON, Do, Msy l5.-1:3O A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ieir
weather, varisbls winds, Sigh. rise III TEN.
perature. +
70. tho Lower Lakes slightly warmer, fai,
weather, aoulhwesterly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

DoA'r forget the cheap furniture sold at
retail at Riverside Furniture Factory.
.I...-. .as.|. ....st'. rTHSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

STILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF Blighuy
damaged carpets left, ut two-thirds their first
cast. y ~. AZ ]. ". FEuEE1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price six
cents per pound at Boyd's, Marks. SQUARE.
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AssloNEE's retail s,le Of furniture at one.
half price at Riverside Furniture Factory.
-1-.l"i TTH&s
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For slightly damaged carpets call on J,
v. Ferrel, corner Of Main and Twen,y.irst
streets. fg,g asgg.-..,II'. n :. - '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

h c,ssiysAy W O., Nay H.-Flou. dun aud un.
Corn nrm: No. medium bs%ssy. Oats al It ",, %
no. mixed s7a3i1<c. Rye cssier At T0s. barlev
a arm anu pnshanEed Pork dull mess si7 Is. Iatd
s uuM am Nominal a az &C., Bulk meats weaker;
,honideis 7tc; short rl1 o}.c; short clear e' S%c
Whisky steady at 81 II. Butter drmer; Mira cream.
ery 2:c' choice dairy lSc. Eos stronger at i2xc
Cheese quiet and unchanged. 'e>i ~ '@so'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

RxrAItlSa furniture at less than wholesale
p.icts ut Riverside Furniture Factory.
t-5g n tiss& ~ = f15.' s7+shs. 49, TTHLy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

TO lhf Editor Of Ae Intalgener.
eIE-The Diamond Coal & Coke Compsny
will be prepared 10 ship coal from their shaft
by rail May 20. Consumers will do wall TO
give It tfisl au TO quality and prices at
WHICH 1t can DO delivered at Wheeling BY car
lots. Parties wanting to contract for future
delivery will please address Diamond Coal 4
Coke Company, Wellsburg;;'"W. Va. we
claim It as good white ash gas and cooking
coal as is in the msrkat. III -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

:, WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at $50 at j.. W.
FerraliG, 'sgse, III .l1..-S- -. = y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

CHHArrsr Hoes, Eakes, Spades, shoyols
Mattocks, at 8. E. Boyd's, Market square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

QuIScY, CAL-Tbe Plumas National, saws,
saso B;own Wet suffering severely with a
6Inised loot. In bed, but one application OF
81. Jacobs OIL, the great pair-relieyer, cured
him in fifteen minutes. ' '''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

Fon slightly damaged carpets, two.thirds
their cost, 70 to =fa, ], w. FEgRgL,s.
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Buy your furniture at one.halt tho re,nil
price Ut Riverside Furniture Factory.
u ags., e-f .a TTu&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

HEADQUARTERS for all kinds Of Gardening
Tools and Seeds. 8. E. Boyd's, Market
H0uNrp e.. :.
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Bargains In furniture at Riverside Furni:
ture Company. - rrUs!
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Petroleum,

PITTsbpRsH. PA. May l4.-whcn tho Exchange
open1eu MS afternoon tho excitement OF tho nor,-
tlon seemed rcasurIng, but the under tone wss
WEAK and panicty. The malket opened Al Size
s so, Sna &c s Hsea bnyng prices rallied 10 &c. t6c
c,o,a " US91tc, nut recovered again slightly and
lnrisesehiag more confident feeling prevails, Tie
enSct OF tc.dsy heavy break however Will NOT no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
GENERAL NOTICES.

FOE phaetona and bugg;ts, great bargains,
ho ~ ]. W. FEEREL's.
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WHEN you want n 6rst.olass Busgy O..
Wagon, 60 to Boyd's. Il x az,
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30
I - - -------------
steady: western kttam Fpot a52I[c June loas i,c.
July Sl1ast3c; August 8 bb,s SIC; Septsmber 4 III
Cheese dull and barely steedv. eA'''' " SA'oc'
superfne slCoss 80; e1tta sst2at es family q ~
bs5. Wheat, western lower and active; No :
W'n n,p reg spot no bid; May 81 GOAL Of: June
ooh., Corn. western easier and active; mixed ,pot
sshc bid; june GOAeo1sc; July 6iaGisSc: Ausp,i
ss.o sld 9s mS Sesss white tte
Hay firm; prime to chpice Pcnntylysnis and
Maryland SIS Ooal7 90. prnyhions auiei: mes
snh ccs, III NV ~ 20. bik meats. shoulders
S Su ava lGaf r rS usi PACKED 1agS Bacon should
Lard scrncd gs:sIcs sJ lIs,c, So, Hams ha!sac
tntisS h G,iul. XIX Ssaso Esss htner Of liAlsc.
ioEe' sus.r .t ,S dGSos ordinsry to Az g%a
sie. ''St 'S'u'' a l0'' &C. whisky steady at
0, raaLA,pRtihi!, May l4.-Flonr quiet and IN.
snS ciosui SSciGea &c; afterwards recovered W
81 0I,5al o.; July 81 C1.ai al. TuSrst a yu ~,
Torn speculative market dill aSd a,,r o' ~, w..
strong aud III good demand; rejected Whic a. 'p nv.
&c., yell %S, Sc NJ SwhI's de steamer sse5s
i6ic rail- yellow bsaSSc; sal n,Isa Nav i ST S
June 60Ha6ic; July ClALa6pc. Anvst n,
quiet s sna steady: No white tSj{c; No. white
| ON tnnpp vt~.. az
New York and nradord contv =, unM 49, 1C,
New York and li,adiord cn,Iniy =. srtr, 49,. "a
s!lc' Eood 70 choice l3al1c. Eggs steady with a
as.to asmand: eiiras l6al6c Cheese outlet and
,Ss, western iullcteam, now, l2c do fair 10 good
iualie , @'I "a :
changed. whcat ir,sSy,i h,s!ous uuil and IN.
s E urn; Nc: medium bsHa.9a. Oats quct:
40 mixed 81a3.$c. Rye cssler at TOa barley
dull and nominal at Sc, B,itN meats .eatn,
shouIe,s 7 y1ss' MIDI. sno,' ~ sNc. Bacon eIsei;
Willy steady 4, II b,,SS XII; rao.t clear oc
Cheese quie, and Unchanged ' stronger AZ lzHc.
Te1npS;, @, Mayli-wheat qu,c. and steady; No.
vi'Sc sane, Jliyand August DC; No soft 81 ok
dc Com Itesar SST 30 reg SSo; rejected 6sa
ked new do bSc Nc. es,S Scs h Ma iSe siG S!c
| June size: July MiIr. nnrs, sS%INc' Mhy n,sc;
sIEs mo- Sss Gs g. 3nlst md steady White
r!ected SIC. ~ ~ ''o AAea' June Soe aa1ed;
Petroleum.
Pr7TsBuRsH, PA, Nav 14-wb,n ,,o r.,,,,.,.
opened this afternoon Tho excitement of ths v ,nn,
inE had In g,es. ma,ute subsidized and the s!Iua
and under good 6uyIug pricS r.,isd ~ ~ 7. s,e,
C,oaS 70 vSl2tc, put recovered again slightly aud
ts t s o NO failures occurred today and
eltct Of tc'day's heavy break however viii NOT No
'uly Know before tomorrow. =
OIL CRY, Pa, May n.-ou oncnea NJ o,Lo,
Highest he 9hc: lowest SC: closed At sskc ssiss
;Sol, barrels: shipnents Gsi4l barrels Charters
a so oaifeis. Exchange stock 81 50 bid; IS %
As a, $50 'fI.o -"
t n,sn, ~, Mny li.-Opened at 9i5.c high.
7O2n barrels; Charters iSi III bs,,: shipments rs
barrels. '' ''''''' O'''es runs "''S2
NEW yoar. Nav n -po,r,,.,... -.
changed United lower at slssc crude 7EaS5.c,
pHlLAnElrlllA, Pa, May l4.-petrolcum or,e,.
'enneu o2saeAc ."2 -
IhASII11iAoRE' May N.-Petroleum lower; refined
IT.. ,.
c,uc,co M.r,i ~. n
Live hogiReceps III 800 he ID: shpmcn ,SpSl ~
AZ = kI 8 'tP.ab, " oVaV ~ lRUt
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q 4ouFa truly,
. ss ~ .. KIMBEkLANp.
]ItllJmg, ". Va, liay 10, 1854. /.
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Dry Goods.
t., E ansn YoEx M,yA-cousIdcrins the .xc,,cmep,
ness but comprised assItments meet snrrrp yu w.
quests A1ee' eutien' IT,
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EJOUSE AND
GTOCkS FOR SALE.

IS shares Cisis,ns' Street Railway Co.
y sharci franklin Insurance ca.
~ Shares Manufacturer Insurauc, "a.
- Shares Rxchauge Bsnf. ""'' w.
10 Shares Belmont Nail MN.
eharos Top Mill.
- Shares Wcllsbusg Gas Stock.
bpr1S I.lRSIN. M o. r,.,,,,
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Il ~ ~ "
sAiuS'ie kes! Estate on N. f. corner TWENTY.
, ~, anu aa'iTs Streets In the City Of Wheeling
". , W" ho' IL fee: by C. feet; now occupied BY g.
u hl!i.'ia as wagon and blacksmith shop,
wv. EoGG & BRO,
-"lnS 1900 HnPspt sircat,
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henlock sole 251sa2Sc. ~ fN' ''"N a'eau''
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TtrvsyilLa. Pa, May l4.-Opened at 9ls.c: high.
5oM barrels; charters 1871 667 barrels: runs " 7ss
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oh Mnm nona; Nay H-Petrnleum quiet and un.
changed; United lower at slssc; crude 7Easj.c. -
refined sHashc. - : '' e'''i'uia qu'e';
JAIL h1sII11iAoRE' May N.-Petroleum lower; refined
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-03-24

pared with the joy of those brave men who
rescued these imperilled men. God has
promised to us full recompense for all we
do in giving to his cause. May God help US
ALWAYS to do heartily what we do for his
cause, and then may we rejoice in being hap
pilv rewarded for every effort that we put
forth for the cause of Jesus Christ.
When Mr.. Ford concluded his sermon he
stated to the congregation that he, with them,
had special work to do at that time. He
said that there had been debt standing over
the church of twenty-one hundred dollars
for some years and the official
board had proposed to clear of
this debt and commence the next conference
wear free from all obligations. Some repairs
were also needed on the church which would
probably cost five hundred dollars more.
and they desired to raise this amount also.
While W. F. Armstrong acted as clerk the
pastor asked for subscriptions. The hrst
was $500 by William o. Armstrong, which
with subsequent additions made by himself
and wife was increased to 81, 000 There
were several 300 subscriptions and then
followed numerous $50 and 1926 subscr1p-
tions, then came the fifteen, ten and five dol
lar subscriptions. When the clerk made his
footings he found that nearly 800 more
than was asked for had been received and
this will be applied to the current
expenses of the church for the ensuing year.
When It is taken into consideration that TINS
church recently paid off debt for current
expenses of $500, and that its membership is
mostly made up of people in ordinary cir
we'll feel proud Of The smiling faces and
cumstances in life, it is record they may
hearty congratulations at the close of the
services was an evidence of the happiness
that all felt over the success of pastor Ford's
Iabors Rev. Mr.. Ford is about complet-
ing the first year of his second passionate at
this church. His work has been very success
sful and he will no doubt be returned by the
conference next year and the year following.
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Liquidating a Church Debt.

The George Street NJ. f. Church Wipe
Ont Their Obligations i'm q Brief Space
of TIme-A Faithful Pastors Work.
At the George street NJ. E. church yester
day morning Rev. G. B. Ford, the pastor,
preached an interesting discourse, basing his
remarks on the words found in LIST Chroni
Giles, 29th chapter, 9th verse; Then the
people rejoiced that they offered willingly,
because with perfect heart they offered will
ingly to the Lord; and David, the king, also
rejoiced with great joy" The preacher spoke
in substance as follows: David, the man
spoken of in the text, was IsraePs mighty
warrior king. Hs fought numerous battles
and was again and again victorious. We find
him telling his people that he found it in his
heart to build house to the Lord. He pro-
posed to build temple, yet God showed him
that he was not the man to do this work. but
his son, who should come after him, was the
one to build this temple, yet David made
offerings of gold and silver reaching into the
millions. Others offered onyx stones and
iron and brass and the temple was completed.
Contributions to the church then should be
regarded as offerings to the most high God.
Whatever offerings we may make, whatever
we may give to build churches or to sustain
the churches are to be considered as offerings
to God, and not to please men. Such offer
ines are to be made by willing hands. God
requires willing hearts in making offerings to
him. Every honest man rejoices in being
able to meet his obligations. have heard
men say that they felt greater joy in paying
chan in receiving. The consciousness
of having helped to build q
house to God gives happiness and
10y to the giver. Only short time ago we
reioiced at the rescue of the crew OF the
schounsr jams, yet Our joy was nothing COM
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The Day. Nursery.

Voluntary Donations I'm Aid of the
Object.
growing interest in the Day Nursery has
shown itself in the following donations and
subscriptions received during the past year
which the managers now acknowledge with
their sincere thanks. They have been the
more welcome because almost unsolicited
Prof. Lewis R. Packard S., Mr.. s. E.
Baldwin $40, Mr.. VIM Gale $5, Miss G. A.
Winchester SIS, Mrs. j. B. Sargent $5, Mr..
F. Williams $5, Mrs. H. L. Hotchkiss $15,
clothing, groceries, playthiBgs, Mr.. VIM.
Hallock SIS, Mr.. 7. B. Tarbell SIS, Mr.. Will
bur F. Day $5, Mrs. II. Denton $40, cloth
ing and playtbings, Mr.. Carlos French $40,
Mr. E. G. Stoddard $40, Mr.. E. w. Blake So,
Miss Belts $40, Mrs. G. P. Wurts 81,
friend $50, friend 1875, a friend $15, q
friend So, friend 81, Mr.. Frank Hotchkiss
furniture, Mrs. VIM. L. Gushing carpet,
Mrs. Thomas Hooker furniture and clothing,
Helen FL. Baldwin scrap book and toys.
Reduction on goods from W. T. Cannon,
Franklin Stove company, r. B. Bradley, A.
c. Chamberlain, 1. w. Lounsbury, Levi G.
Gilbert. Monthly subscription of 81 each,
Mrs William Beebe. Mrs. S. E. Burrows,
Mrs. T. R. Bacon Mrs. Henry Trowbridge,
Mrs. F. B. Tarbell, Mrs Charles Townsend,
Mr. William HalIock, Mr.. 1. Phelps, Mr.. &.
G. Haven, Mr.. A. B. Coke, Mr.. Arnot Palmer.
MARY B. BRISTOL Treasurer.
March 22d