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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-15
BUY YOUR FRUIT TREES,

Plants. vines, &c, of Frank Koch. In or
der 30 introduce the goods am offering
at the following low prices: For $40 |
will furnish you 12 Russian apple trees
A varieties, . plum. 3 cherry trees-each
To IT. high; l2 grape vines Concord.
Delaware, 2 Champion-2 years DID, l2
blackberry, l2 raspberry. 100 strawberry
Wilson'S Albany-l2 currant, 0 goose
berry, each yrs. old. and 8 pie plant.
For S5 will furnish apple trees,
grape vines. l2 raspberry. 9 blackberry.
so strawberry. 9 currant. gooseherry
pie plant. / will furnish none but the
most hardy varieties, adapted to this eli
mate Leave your order before April LIST
with VIM p. Ross, Clifton, Oak.
46-4w FRANK KOCH
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-15
SuILY COUNTY.

Commissioners. a j. Millett, Sr., b. p.
Hoover. n. H. Young.
Sheriff. j. Millctt, Jr.
Treasurer-Charles Agar.
Coroner-Dr. j. A. Stevens,
Surveyor-William Ashley Jones.
Assessor w. Lee.
Clerk Of Court-H. w. Edgerton.
Judge of Probate-Merit Sweeney.
Superintendent of Schools-David Sta
plies.
Register of Deeds and Eek Officio County
Clerk, j. A. Meloon.
Justices of the Pcacc-Wm. p. Ross. G.
W. Everts, p. r. Kelly. d. ID. Bryant
Constables-Henry w. Sprague, George
Bowers. Geo. ii. Pease.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-15
50 Per Year in AdUdnce.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

Delegate in Congress-. b. Raymond.
Governor-N. G. Ordway.
Secretary. III. Teller.
Treasurer-W. Ii. McVay.
Auditor-George l.. Ordway.
Surveyor General-Cortez =. Fessenden.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
w. III. II. Beadle.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Alonzo
]. Edgcrton.
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court
WIN. +. j. Church. j. p. Kidder. S. b.
Hudson.
United States District Attorney-Hugh
j. Campbell.
United States Marshal-Harrison Allen.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-15

A blacksmithing outfit was taken
through town this week enroute to
Fairbank.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-15
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The teachers annual examination will he held at
Cliftoa, April LIST. 1854, commencing at O'Clock
y. m, sharp.
D. STAPLxs.
Supt. OF Schools, Saliy, Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

w w Martin, Of Salem was IN the city
Wednesday,
JH Shidler, wife and daughter. went TO
Jacksonville by way Of o & @ II on a
visit TO his fathers.
We are glad to learn that Col J w Mes
NTH IL slowly but surely recovering from
his unsoundness Of mind.
Since last week we have received calls
from Walter Huston, Of Harrisburg. Peter
Bllysu. Of Scio, z Moss, Of Sweet Home,
A ] Jarnigan, Of Scio, and Others
Mr. Raymond. representing A l. Bancroft
4 Co., has been In the city lately In the In.
toFsst VI that firms school books. He 10 an
accomplished gentleman and hard worker.
CO Curtis, the iafantilo orator, was In
tho city Friday on hia way to speak, some.
whore, en- the peliticll issues Of tbs day.
He 10 the same Astoria chap who spread
himself so conspicuously with sun flower
during the State tournament.
On Wednesday Of last week, at Eagens
city, DIR Edward osary and Miss Agnes Mo.
CormHok were united in marriage. Rev Z Il
Geary officiating Tho contracting parties
are well known In Albany, where they have
many friends who send hearty congsatals-
tions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
advice 60 Hunters.

Duck hunting Is at hand, and the time
has come when nearly every quack will
Indicate shot. We all like wild game,
particularly when Il costs US nothing, so
naturally enough we shall do all In eur
power to encourage the pastime. Having
talked with quite . number OF farmers
whose farms are made hunting grounds
every year, we are able to present tho
following advice TO hunters, which should
be EXPLICITLY followed:
Always leave the bars down or gate
open when going into field. This will
give the farmers cattle chance to get out
or some other farmers to get in to the fall
wheat field, (s common prss:ics with some
huuters.)
Manage to shoot directly towards tho
farmers house. 1t makes his wife feel
easy and know that she is protected.
Elways go through the nslds lately sown
to fall wheat. Big feet are splendid fertil-
izsrs,
If 1t happens to bs on the bank Of n
stream help yourself to any boat you may
find. The owner left It there for you.
Don't bring it back.
Let everybody know that you are some
big pumpkins by yelling load enough to
scare crows and timid women. II you
over run for office IL will cleo. yeu.
When you get drink OF water at the
farmers well, be sure and break the rops
and leave the bucket at the bottom, aud
never mind the tin cup, yoa may want II
a. the next place.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
the MARKETs.

Dried fruit Is ceming to tho city in large
quantities, the movement now becoming
quite active, showing the work of the great
number of fruit driers put up through the
county during the past summer. Apples
which have heretofore bean allowed to
rot under tho trees are now being dried
and sold, representing quito an item In
the producers annual receipts, Monday
one farmer brought ever thousand
pounds 10 tho city, which will not be q
fourth of what he will sell, Many say
they will dry tons. 9 to cents IL paid for
the machine cured. when flrst.olass, only
an extra quality being taken, the superl.
ority of our dried fruit being the only
thing that gives 1t n market, as there Is q
surplus now In the East. TO e< cents Is
paid for machine dried plums. These are
not bad tiguros,only the high prices form.
erly paid making them appear small.
Eggs have jumped to 80 cents, while
butter has melted to 20 cents for gilt edge,
poor bntter not being taken at any price.
Those who would get good price for
their butter should put II up In new clean
cloths, In long. neat rolls, Extra pains to
give 1t good color and flavor counts.
Wheat continues at 81 TO 81, and flour at
81, retail, while oats are lonesome at 20
cents, Granulated sugar can be purchased
at about II cents by the barrel and coffee
C. at sIk cents.
Heavy pork Is In demand at o cents
dressed. light pork at cents. Beef en- foot
) cents, or cents dressed. and
veal seems to be scarce at az cents on
foot,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Rsek MN Isens.

Mf Jack DannalS gave as sociabIs dance
last Friday, which was . success, The party
danced all night and were not . bit noisy.
The masic was furnished BY Dee Hoesn. Ben
aie Mills and Johnnie Fropk, thrss good
musicians. Mr Harry Smith acting - door
manager, and Henry Parrish NJ chief cook
and bottle washer. We are informed that .
couple Of young Rock Hill lads hsd some
eggs hid intending to sell them to get money
to boy their number with, bat the day be-
fore the Rock Hill ny eine sf the Old
man happened to End the hidden nest Of eggs
and took them himself to town. The same
young men came to the party just the same.
without any coin. and proposed TO dance any
way bat had TO 60 jaw bODe 70 get their
numbers.
DIR Henry Parrish intends to move over to
the Bay soon.
The fall wheat all looks fine around here,
the acreage Is more than was sxpseted.
Mr vadsr 10 hauling his hops oG now ts
Lebanon He is putting them in the Lebanon
warehouse fsr safe keeping.
Mr. Norris Morris has rented the Parrish
place asS has moved on t. <ans.
The Rock Hill Sabbath School 10 well at
tended, bat e. soon ~ bad weather permits
they will have 20 postpone 1t untl nsIt
summer.
A Rock HnLn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
"Fuf Up or sAut Up.

Something appears to DO tho matter with
the Salem Stdtesman lately. Il seems to
tank anything in Albany cannot compare
with like anything in Salem. After the L.
of 2. meeting here It malicioHsIy stated that
the Salem Lodge won the tirss prize in the
competitive drill. when it did not, nor did IL
even DO commendabls drilling. Nsw il has
gone back to fire matters and matches the
following
Some parties have been boastine that
the Albany hose team is able 20 beat the
Capital hose team on any distance or con.
ditlon- Our columns are open and fall TO the
Albany boys, or any one who has the money
TO back them, to make challenge and state
the amount they vant to Iun for and csndi.
items, and the Capital boys will not staud
upon ceremony. They make no boasts but
will simply back their ability"
What has caused the above we do not
know, as hose races are not mentioned on
our streets bet we believe that in the
present muddy weather, when il takes mus.
Gle and sand in the crsw" to pull 3 hose
cart. either Of the Albany teams could make
the Capitals tired. Nov shut up
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
RIags stoIen-
Tell your friends to go.
It will pay you.

Wednesday afternoon the trial Of the State
against man named 0'Rourke took up tie
time of the Circuit Court. The case was
somewhat interesting. The defendant was
charged with stealing two rings and several
other articles from the house of Mr Mccoy,
near this city. He was proven to have had
the rings, but testified that he purchased
them of stranger for sl.s0, though the
rings were worth S. to 81 apiece. He was
proven also to have told one or two persons
that he got them in California. which some.
what mixed the matter up. The appearance
of the man did not enure to his benefit.
Even If he bad bought the rings for $l.60,
the fact that man would sell gold rings for
that price would indicate that they had been
stolen, and there is little difference between
stealing goods and receiving them knowing.
~. He was found guilty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

| A New Yorker who has been Inyssiigat-
Ing the character OF actresses finds that
90 per cont are quite respectable and some
arc pattsr ms as mothers and wives. This
knocks the general idea Of them In the
head,
The celebration Of the centenary Of
Montoiiore, tho world known phil anthre-
pist took place on last Sunday, In dlner-
snt parts Of tho world. A worthy Jew re.
oeiyed worthy tribute.
An effort In being made ia Eugland TO
abolish the House OF Lords, Az they are
useless body or srIssocrsts Il II hoped Il
may succeed,
Tho United States Is without doubt the
greatest nation la the world. not excepting
Hotentot or England, and IL IL only one
hundred years and little over old. Its
population IL greater than England, France,
Germany, Russia or Austria, It's wealth,
$4,000. 100000 II grsster than any Of these
leading nations. It's debt In less, It's an.
nual expense is greater than France and
Germany and less than Great Britain
Russia or Austria. It's annual productIsns,
tlb,beO, 100000, ar9 oyor tbree times -
much ~ Great Britain, likewise Of Frarco;
nearly four times ~ much as 0ermany's
almost five times ~ much ~ Russia's,
aud SIX times ~ auch as Austria's, and
yet II II afraid OF these nations In the
matter OF manufacture.
The Canadian Paciho II II has purchas-
cd 10000 tons Of steel rails from an Amer.
lean him because IL could got them 81
cheaper, and there was no duty In the
bargain either. The transaetion IL open
ing the eyes sf tho commercial world.
IL in feared that the Oregon Shert Line
will boycott the Central Pacific but stock
holders OF the latter should hold on .
little longer, as the Oregon Short Line
will be altogether toe crooked q line 70
CALIFORNIA;. Bot look cut for the o p when
II crosses 70 Boise City
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Daring cours week.

Among other things the following
may be enumerated as being permissi-
bic during Court week
Swearing as much as you please. df
you can manage to be subpoenaedl
Talking politics in the Court room, If
you do not cross the judge.
Sitting on juries and dry goods box
es.
Leaving the city while the grand jury
Is In session.
Kicking at everybo dy and every
thing.
Paying the printer.
Settling your store bills and contract.
ing new ones.
Prying into other PEOPLES gambling
affairs.
Sinching corporations and saloon
keepers
Forgetting your wife at home, and
making love to seme other mans wife
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
seven Wonders.
Damage-nominal,

It is a rare thing th>t the people of Al
bany have an opportunity to hear first
class talker, or attend a first-class enter.
tainment Of any kind; but on November
12th chance will be offered which should
be embraced by everybody. On that day
the celebrated Joseph Coek,a man known
all over the world. will orate in this city,
on the subject Seven Wonders of the
World" The writer has heard him, and
is not speaking from hearsay, when he
says it Is literary treat to hear Joseph
Cook talk OF any subject. Besides being
one o. the leading orators OF the world, he
has studied and travelled 90 such an extent
that the information alone which he i'm
parts TO his hearers is worth far more than
the price of admission, After some OF the
mixed political speeches of the last few
weeks, it will be gigantic relief to listen
to really fine orator.
Go.
Tell your friends to go.
It will pay you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
csmmsn Council.
Tuesday evening. Oct. q, 1854.

Tuesday evening, Oct. q, 1884.
Present-all bat FOshay.
The following bills were allowed NJ
Heuson. us John Maxwell. &s.2e; Z
W LAngdon & Co., $3.50 FOshsy L Ma.
son, s27.47: C Dickey, $sl.3S Pstsrs Z
Stewart, s27.T J J DubrsiIle, SIS W C
Tweedale. 81 Z Brown, $50 Seitsnbach,
SIS c II Stewart, $3a50; r A Bowman.
sl4 John Foshay. $s John Briggs. %
John Brush. 50 A B Woodin. g; J L Hill.
50; A MOnteith, 81 /; John Isom, 8.
Reports Of City Treasurer and City Re
eorder were read and referred to committee
on accounts.
Committee on Health and Police reported
that the nuisance near KwOng Now building
would be abated il Council would extend
sewer across the street
Nuisance Of keeping hogs near Turner'S
mill referred 10 committee on Health and
Police.
} Marshal ordered 10 collect dog tax.
City Attorney was instructed to prepare I
brief Of the most important parts Of the nev
charter Tor publication in city papers.
Reeordnr ordered to advertise for bids 3.
build sewer across Ferry street. between ls
and 2nd.
MArshal ordered to get car load OF lunbs
from COmstsck.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
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Changed Hands.

Mr.. S. S. Train, for two or three years
editor of the Harrisburg Dissemination, has
purchased the Herald, of this city, and will
take possession, we understand, next week.
We regret very much seeing Mr. Walker
step out of the Herald, for our relationship
with him has been nncommonly pleasant,
and agreeable; but If he is to have sue
cessOr we rejoice to see SO affable a gentle
man as Mr.. Train step into the traces
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
prait Dfser Bnened.

Last Friday the fruit drier of Mr Jonas
Davis, near Shedds, caught On FIRE from the
sulphur used in drying the fruit, and al
though four men were working around the
drier at the time, and used every effort to
save it. nothing could de done. The drer,
building in which it was located aud all the
CONSENTS, were entirely consumed. Among
other things were 1900 pounds of dried ap-
pies, 200 or 300 bushels of apples, so or 10
sacks, and all of Mr Davis tools. The dam
age amounts to about $500, and is very seri-
Gus loss to Mr Davis at this time. when times
arc close enough without fruit driers burn
ing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Serious Runaway.

Last Monday afternoon while Mr. B
Couey and Andrew Robb, both of Oak
vile, were riding along Ferry street, the
team, belonging TO Mr. Couey, became
frightened at the steam engine saving
wood near the Post Office, and ran away
at full speed down Ferry street past the
Court House, When near the residence ot
G II Stewart the tongue 10 the wagon
gaYe away, precipitating both gentlemen
to the side walk, againSt which the horses
had run. Mr. Couey struck on his head,
receiving bad cash on the top of it, but
not hurting him seriously, Mr. Robb
struck or his breast, causing internal in-
juries. He was taken to The Exchange
Hotel. where, under good treatment he is
slswly improving, twas close call for
each of them, Both OF them heing well
advanced in years ware fortunate in not
receiving worse usage.
RUNAWAY No. 2
Tuesday forenoon the team OF Mr. Ear ],
while standing in front OF tie foundry OF
Cherry Parkes, became frightened, un-
easy or ambitious, and ran away, taking
First street for its course, Although the
brake was on il made fart tins, about 1910,
until just beyond Broadalbin Street. when
it ran against the robust form OF Joseph
Weber. and stopped,
Completely subdusd,
Ready to be shampooed,
Damaoe-nominal,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
"Hold Your wheat"

A correspondent of the "Wsst Side,
advises farmers TO hold their wheat, and
gives as its reason that the ''0regonian'
states that there will be decline In pri.
ces, claiming that it gets its advice from
spectators with whom 1t Ia business to
mislead. He says he has noticed this for
"oregonian" cries decline 1t means .
rise. He says:
Hold the Wheat.
For higher price is coming"
Cfune Hold the Fort)
In two weeks wheat will be higher than
it is at present, and in four weeks still
faore 50. therefore, say hold on TO your
wheat, don't sell bushel unless you are
forced to ard then stand as much fercing
as possible before you let it go.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
enEGsx.
BYL. 3. L.

Now.'tis Fall butibright and lovely
As the Spring. Of other cl lines;
Hark the meadow lark Ii calling,
Down among the grand old pines.
On the hills, tho woods are hummiDg,
Some to brown, and some to gold;
When the moenliahts DER them falling,
Such splsndor lies untold.
Hear the song birds softly trilliDg.
From their home among the boughs !;
All is p ssce, and calm, and pleasant,
In this proud, old State Of ours.
Resting by the grand Old ocean,
Free from war and free frern strife
Hero no Rsdman turks In ambush,
Seeking for the settlers life.
Here the tempest never RACES,
Scaros s'sr II heard the thundOrs roar
Bat iuslead's the smiling sunshins,
On this grsnd Pacific shore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

We would call the attention of our readers
to the proposition of Bancorft & Co., publish
ed in another column with reference to .
change of readers in the schools of this State.
We hope every patron of our public schools
will investigate this proposition, and if IL is
deemed best and cheapest that the change
should be made then let them so express
themselves. Fortunately this county can
rely upon the Superintendent to protect them
both from oppressive monopoly on the one
hand and expensive and ill advised changes
on the other.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Attention Democrats.

II Democrats at any voting prseinc,
should fail to receive election tickets. OF
iftheir supply should run short during
the day, take piece of blank paper,
tblank on both sides.l and write tickets
as follows
DEMOCRATIC TTCKET
Fer Prssiaseentan VICE President
CLEVELAND and HENDRICKS.
For Electors.
l. B. IsoN,
W. d. FENToN.
a. C. JONES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
aUEKTIoNs.

/. What 10 the population or your city,
and Of your county,
?. Il the surface OF the county hillyf
5. II IL we'll timbered aectionf
4. IL IL healthy place.
8. WhA. In tho rainfall during the year ?
o. II tho water free or lime stonef
7. II there much gamef
9. IL ashlng gsodf
y. What IN money worth
10. What Is tho lowest lenn nperaturs In
winter, and what the highest ia summer
II. il u good agricultural countyf
~. And IL fruit much raised
ANSWERS.
!. or city about 2,sos, Of county, 1900.
2. Along tho river, no on the msun-
1aIns, yes, by all meaas.
3. Yes; but it IL no more forest though
than Georgia.
4. Yesi but doctors arc required hers
the same ~ all ever this sickly globe.
5. In 1888 At Albany 1914 inches. Gen.
orally about Is inches.
8. Free.
!. Yes, . first-c:ass locality for hunters
wild game of nearly every descriptions
Astounding pIentifnlIy.
=. Extra.
.. 10 per cent.
10. Last winter Q degrees abevs zero
Rarely bslsw this. Summer OF 1888, -
above bat s0S here is not ~ warm ~ 90
in the East, on account Of our wolcsm
brsezes.
IL. Has no superior. Fact.
II. Yes, 70 quite an extent. Il 10 be
coming an important Industry,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
err ADVERTISEMENT.

An exchange says : "Moral support of
itself was never known to run newspapers ;
moral support can not be utilized when ink
and paper bills are to be paid. The men who
work on newspapers are human, and enjoy
corned beef and cabbage as well as other
people. The atmosphere in this locality con.
tains large amount of ozone aud is very
hracing, the scenery very grand and piotnr-
esque, but nevertheless it seems TO be one of
Natures laws that one can't pay for printing
material with ozone. or feed workmsn on
beautiful scenery"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Fsrn Insurance fer 5 Yeara.

The farmer can net afford to 20 without
insurance on his property, and at the pres
emit rates there il no excuse for it. By calling
on r P Nutting at this office, you can get
insurance on detached farm residence i've
years for $2.25 ON the 500 or three years
fO- sl.50. remarkably cheap. Only tirst'
class companies represented Notes for to
months taken, If requested, for all but
year,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Boy Killed at scio,

Last Sunday forenoon while George. the
seven yer old son of Peter L Bilyeu was
playing on bridge near Scio, known as the
Jack Blyeu bridge, he accideatly fell from
the bridge to the rocks below, the fall being
so severe as to cause his death in short
time. The bereayed parents have the sym.
path the whole community in the most
unfortunate affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

II ON-MALONE.-Os Oct. 10th,
1884, at the residence Of the brides par.
snts, In Sweet Home, by ID w Rumbangh,
j. Mr.. JAMES L. HAMILreR and Miss
NANCY MALoNK-all of Linn county.
DOW-SHOUGH-On Oct. y, 1854, at the
residence of the brides parents, in Oak
Vile, by Rev A III Acheson. MR ALNoN A
Dow aud MISS JESNIE G SEoUGH-both Of
Oakvilis.
NcBRIDE-PUGH.-0 Oct. 29Eh, 1854.
by Rev. T. b. White. at his residence IN
Albany, w. A. McBRIDK and Miss ANNIE
K. PuGH-both of Shedds.
AN-RAMSAY--0n Oct 26th,
1884, in Albany, by Rev. Sc. Irvine, d.
D., Mr.. j. @. HARDMAN and Miss ELIZA
BETH RAMSAY all of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

All over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use of this great life Saving
remedy, causes them to go nearly wild in
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchjsis, Hoerseness, Loss Of
Voice, or any affection OF the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles tree ut Foshay q
Mason's Drug Store. Large sire sI.00.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
Church Notice.

The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered next Sabbath morning in
the Presbyterian church, in connection with
The eleven o'clock service. All will be made
cordially welcome.
On Saturday afternoon at half past two
o'clock the usual preparatory service in the
lecture room of the church.
]. b. CoNprr.