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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03
Flowing Zee.

In recognition of the fact that School
Superintendent Worst so kindly consented
to provide the people of this ncighbor-
hood with church services for at least one
year, it has been suggested by several of
his friends and nsighbors that something
of a su bstantial nature be done to show
appreciation of his work. Now, Mr..
Worst, like every body else in this region,
is farmer. and has plenty of hard work
(, to do in the cultivation Of his land and
the building up of home. Notwitlis
standing this fact, he has been devoting,
q portion Of his time to the public good
and the public intends to reciprocate.
Well then, to the point. 1t is this: On
Saturday, June 1s, at an early hour. every
team. owner; who believes in recognizing
and partially repaying publie-spirIted
act is requested to call at the farm of
Mr.. Worst, armed and equipped" to
take part in ttpl0wing-bes. Judges
will be appointed to decide as to who
does the best breaking, and the RECORD
predicts that some frst-class work will
be done. as theresare many of our farmers
who pride themselves on their ability 70
lay the sod along the mutilated surface ct
Mother Earth "in thehigllest styleDf the
art. Those with teams need not bring
lunches, as the teamless portion of the
community will provide every thing nee
essary to dsiye away hunger. Don't for,
get the date Saturday. June fS: But. il
there are any who cannot be present on
that occasion, let them take another day
! for 1t. e
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lxaYfQn.

81 GAYToN. May 81.
Correspondence Of thu RECORD.
Mrs. McCrory and Will are spending a
We afG TuUKing tor W imam Mvorofy,
who has started from Minnesota with 100 head of
stock.
Your correspqndent.Ads learned, from
Of cattle now in hiteounty in excess Of the mum.
ber two months ago.
Last Saturday evening a party of ladies
and gentlemen started for Winchester, supposine
there was to be . gathering and a social party At
the house of Mr.. Bumstead; but, reaching
tsasts prairie, they learned Of the postponement
until next Thursday evening, and turned home
ward to get q better stNrt next week. ~
While at Winchester one day last week
met Mr.. Wescott. He Is 4 new settler, and has
come to stay. He located At Winchester that his
children might have the benefit of good school.
He has something more than 100 head of cattle
which are grazing on Sand Creek. Mr.. Wcscott
halls from Wisconsin, and was for many years q
pilot out of Black River. -"
We hear of claim jumpers near Win
chester, and as we ande.tapa parties i. other
setting out man-traPs end spring guns, and by
making ready with fgS6d, new ropes, and byor-
ganizing societies Dr the protection of settlers,
who would, If they could (but cannot aiways),
sickness or poverty.
Road Supervisor Kelly has nearly COM
pleted the road from Gayton's Landing TO Arch
am6aults bridge. Thii gives US a~food, level
worst and most hilly po}tions the road between
Bismarck Biz, and Fort Yasesy yAScudin9 Hos :senead
borhood a road north, as well ns a good road to
Faulkner's store from the Clayton neirLbs rhood,
RIVERSIDE
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Try Frisby's Corn Killer:

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Fl. H. Day, Matchmaker aud Jeweler,
Bismarck, DIT.
bats and Caps OF all styles and quail
ties-at Dahl Bros.
No troubls To- show goods. and, give
:str5ss Bis'asrck H. Sea' hn'e z.
:. Df. WI. wIsdamEEhpa, the Firaatre,t
dentlst, hss moN hts dental offiee;iroH
e FirsSstrsets tsover,R Ray yshondsEsBanE q
For Wall Paper, Stationery, Blank
Books, School Books, Albums or TOYS,
call on j. w. Clarke Main st.. Bism irck.
r. Emmons County ladies visiting Biz
marck should call on Miss Il. Brady,
tonal asa sIses sse nsa. der il &
I and eunshades, wholesale and retail
Emn,ons county people making par-.
chases In Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn 8 Co. make speciality of pure
drugs. which they sell at the most reason
able rates
When you are in Bismarck do not for.
get to call on j. Brady, Main street,
next to Capital National Bank and see
the improved Domestic and White Sew
ing Machines.
Emmons County farmers should con.
suit their own interests by raising Barley.
They now have vt the Capital City a
good and sure market for this product.
The Bismarck Brewery will take all Bar.
ley raised in this section, at the highest
market price. Barley should be extern
sively sown, as it will be a profitable crop.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03
ssGoto PARKER & PARKES, who carry
the finest line of Wall paper in the North
west. Bismarck, D. 7.
A Close Call.

Some time ago Mr.. s. Z. Brindle, liv-
ing near Wllliamsport. started to con-
struct well. After digging to consid-
erable depth he was stopped by foul air
something unusual to those digging wells
in this region. Work was dropped for
time, when Mr.. William Ogle undertook
to finish the job. The other day he de-
scended, with a rope tied around his body
There was an air-tube running down into
the we'll, with asfunnel at the top. Mr..
Ogle thought that. if the damp began
tosHect him, he would get his nose to the
tus But he was overcome so suddenly
thu ; remembers nothing from the time
he kached for the pipe until he came to"
1T the surface with a. camphor bottle in
close proximity to his nostrils. A minute
or two more in the we'll, and roundup
, Of. the clan of Ogle would have shown
ene member short" As it was, it took
paompt measures to keep Mr.. O. from de-
isirting for that happy shore where water
drin>xer used, and where nectar, the only
Althou;s slipped frnm goblets OF gold:
the well h William, by5belng isled out OF
cal. yet to quickly, spoiled a column To-
RECORD congratulatesShlm;
gallon. War4rea.a: r..
Send to II. r. Mead s. Co., Bismarck.
D. T., for Dry Goods and Millinery.
Don't forget to call on Dahl Bros.
First National Bank Block, Fourth street,
Bismarck.
Emmons County people should send
for prices of Furniture, Sewing Ma
chimes, ETC., to Searles.
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Livolna.
..

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
Mes.rs: Mcintyre aud Beaudry went to
tho Capital to-day.
Anew Horsehead settler passed through
Livonat the other day. fs4
&C; Livingston started for Bismarck
Yesterday, to return to-day.. IL
ShetlH Wade and wife, with frieEds,
called ut Livoha, on their way to anu from This
Capital City, the past week.
Mr.. William Wiley has been cohfitied
to his house uith an attack of fever--the only
case OF 'ickncss in tho neigaRorhood this spring
We swere pleased to make the acquaint-
ni,ce 6f County School Superintendent Worst,
OF Williamsport, who stopped over night at Ii
vonn recently. ANovIL.
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90 to PARKER & PARKES for Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, etc. Bismarck, D. T;
tsNo. 62.,y

The RECORD has been published year;
yet its editor has been unable, owing to
continuous, tread-mill illtwork, to get away
long enough to visit the river region. But
subscriptions have poured In steadily,
and our citizens generally have given ID
hearty encouragement in our efforts to
build up paper which shall be credit
to the county. But there are several names
"silent partner" with the RECORD devil
to drive. the fiery cayuse and help hold
down the blackboard, has gone forth to
attempt a gathering in OF the missing
cognomens. And, in the light of several
years experience, we will here venture
the remark that either the said names will
soon be forthcoming or the tympanums
OF theit possessors' ears will ache.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03
Beaver Creek.

REAyEs."enEK. June /.
Mr.. Fisher talks of making
England this summer. ! trip TO
= Newcomers are too numerouss &
ton all; but will just say that Mrs. kto mon
Mrs. Hikbce have arrived since my lastAtwill and
Mr.. Cronk, in attempting to re !.
residence OF his son-in-:aw, Mr.: Higbee, Hch the
got lest, and had to lay out all night xst week,
He slept within quarter Of - mile OF " a rain.
bees house.. sSr. Hg-
At meeting to make arrangement
celebration of the Fourth of July, MessrAs for
WILL Higbee and Reynolds were appoints. At
commite. Of arrangements and to procure sEsd a
ers. 1t is intended to have all kinds Of ameak-
ments going on, with fireworks abd q big da,,se.
ct night The celebration will bssin Raynoince
Grove, on 2aa-13s9-76. f:RAYNoLDsts'
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Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.
A Serenade.

In late issue the RECORD invited pay
ment of delinquent subscriptions in the
language Of restaurant signs, 'at all
hours Of the day or night" Well, some
Of 'the boys" chose the night and Tues
day q nj, about 14o.clock, the writer was
awakened from the sound sleep of inno-
cence aid light supper by commotion
without the castle gates, :" and 1 rapplng
as Of SONG one gently tapping with
clubs on the window Of his dormitory.
tone, he attempted to 'bluff' them of
Of his demesne Get your dictionary.
But it wouldn' work, and forth came the
saint among the sinners. Once outside,
the scribe found that the disturbance had
been caused by number OF local patrons
snd several subscribers from distaat sec
tions Of the county, who hid called to
.pay up" Under simiIar cfrcnmsta tances,
and At the same hour. Ne would sSgain
arise. sss n; " Ss;S * "a
Try Frsby's Liver Pms for ail hfliuus
troubles.
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TEE "a! FIR:sT-eI.Ass J:
NORMAN : PERCHERON STALLION
sB!:'e'!'au,ty.'1;! I s ., /

s, n m WhksssER CITY, DURING THE
Iseason Qf issedte tending from April
No. Norman Percheron stallion.
s.BEAUTY,, Jr.aa 9, (Ss years old tile coming
Nay 4 weight 1850 pounds), sired by
ssIsauty,, = imported by Singmaster, OF
4 KsOkek. Iowa. M
Terms-To in sure with foal, $12; for
ssthes sseason, So (cash at time of first ser
Yfce). Parting with mare before she is
knoMn to be with foal forfeits insurance.
(sareEwiii be taken to prevent accidents,
6Gt will not be responsible should any
i occsif. JOHN HAAfMIN,
q ate Of Harper, Keokuk Co., Iowa.
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Glencoe.

:. aLrscot. Nay 80. *
Correspondence of the RECORD. ,-f'fr, p
The crops are looking finely in this
cality: 10
Harvey Allensworth is building an
dition to his house. .a Id
Ed Taylor intends breaking 100 acres
prairie this season. .,of
Frank Smith is working at the carpf
ter's trade near Menoken. n
F Attorney Armstrong passed thronl
here on his return from Bismarck. ~ III
.,,4The crossing over the creek near A. !
.BSles saqlich will bs fixed this week R.
AtsqA. r. Bates received the sad new
Of the murder Of her only brother near Pueblts
Col, last week. - -.
We have: preaching at the Fairview
Schonll,o,,ss very-sabbath, mt O'clock, by the
Rev. sloah, Of NInnd;in. Mr.. Sloan think. Of 10
eating among US, aud building church we
would be much pleased to have church in our
neiKtborood, and will do all in our power to as
| sist him In the good work. STUBS.
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"a sudde,, Doparture.

For soras time Road Supervisor Kelly.
Of Williansport, has had boy working
for him by the name Of William Leslie.
Last week Mr.. Kelly went up near the
Burkigh county line to work ON the
highway. Hei left the youth in charge.
When he returned he found the bdS miss
ing. His muleA which were III the stable.
had not been fed or watered for several
days, and silvsr watch, as we'll as several
articles in the way Of clothing, had disaI
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03
A Righssous Act.

The Sioux City Journal says that iShe
election Of General Logan is the clean,
honest, honorable act OF his party, the
just meed of his party and his country in
war and il peace. with such al nindorse-
ment he teturns to the Senate stronger:
than ever before, and he will be even
more than he has been in the past--a
tower Of strength to the Republican
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03
Rulings In Public.Land Cases.

AoS~AAAAeS >S~AAS-AA&SA43A
Any homestead claimant who knows he
is not in condition to comply with the
law when he makes an entry is not ex-
empt from forfeiture on the ground of
such inability, be it poverty, business, or
otherwise. - Assistant Commissioner Har-
rison.
A pre.emption claimant who has not
made final proof upon his claim cannot
make homestead entry without aban-
doning his pre-emption claim.-[secretary
Lamar.
A pre-emptor who makes an occasional
visit to his claim, and makes scanty i'm
provement upon it, does not show good
faith and, if he does establish residence
upon it before making proof, it is held
that ha has mot complied with either the
letter or spirit of the law.-[Secretary
Lamar,
II timber culture entryman purchases
Improvements found on his land at the
date of his entry, he therefore makes
them as much his Us if they had been put
there by his own hand.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03

his mustache. His language was firm, yet
dignifed, and there were no words sand
wiched between which would require both
condemnation and exclamation points.
This proves the gentleman to be a safe
and true Chrlstian,
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Good Work.

When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank Frisby
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03

You can buy more Pure Drugs, Chem
icals, Patent Medicines, White Lead,
Mixed Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Benzine,
Gasoline. Varnishes, Paint and White
wash Brushes Mineral Paints. Colors in
Oil, Glass, Putty, Staple and Fancy Drug
gists' Sundries, for less money, at the
Wholesale and retail drug house Of Parker
q Parkes than any drug store in Bis
marck. Your friends.
PARKER s. PARKES,
Bismarck, Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03

Miss Lillian 6hoqnest Of Winona, paid
superintendent Worst q visit last week,
passed the ordeal Of examinatio success.
fully, and is now a qualified teacher in
the eyes OF the law, as well-as otherwise.
The lady expected to begin school in
Glanavon township, on June 1.
A lady living near town had some
newly hatched chickens, slightly chilled.
put into barely warm oven, the other
day. A visitor dropping in soon after,
the lady forgot her charges. The fire was
stirred up, and the youngest roasted
chicken on record was the result.
The visitors in town Monday were Com
missioners Clayton and Childs, Assessor
Bumstead, Surveyor Peters Road SUI
pervisor W. j. Kelly, Of Livona; Post
master Archsmbault. of Emmonsbnrg !;
Mr.. Henry East, OF Gayton, and Mr.. r.
II. Thistlethwaite, OF Cherry Grove.
The Bismarck Tribune drops it's su.
pcrvision of Fargo's municipal affairs
long enough to inhict the following hor-
ribls pun Mayor Harrison, of Chicago,
10 having harrassin' time ); the situation
is hair-raisin," But It can't be helped );
there is no law against these things.
Mr.. @. p. Williams. the successful
Sunday school organizer, and Mr.. VIII.
lam AcCallum Sloan, son Of the reverend
gentleman of that name who isso well.
and favorsbly known TO all residents Of
the Missouri Slope, passed through town
Wednesday on their way to Aberdeen.
Friday the safe which contains the
worldly possessions Of Emmons county
was removed TO the new quarters Of her
officials in the Dougherty building. Sew
eral Young men Started" It, but they
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03

Try Frsby's Liver Pms Tor m BSiiyul
troubles. sss2
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-03

BISMARCK BUSINESS GARns1s.
T1lp.s:ss@@=sID 1k0s orn STREET LAUNDRY
x All kinds Of Washing properly DONE Cloth
Ing cleaned md repaired. Overcoats specially
Prices the verv lowest. rs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

At the last regular meeting of Lee
town Lodge, No. AZ, I. o. of G. T.,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: f. Z. Dunaway.
w. G. t.. Katie Balch, w. v. r..
Geo. II. Ramsburg, w. Sect. Geo.
Watson, f. Sect. Thomas II. Buck,
w. T.; Casper johnson, w. c.; S.
II. Watson, w. NJ. Joseph Wage
ley, j. G.; Chas. Jones, o. G.; E.
E. Watson, L. D.; Emily Balch, w.
d. NJ. Viornia Wiltshire, r. S.
Lucy Dunaway, L. S.; and Nelson
r. Roberts, Assistant Sect.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04
a Drowning Triumph.
The Unequaled Entertainment GiUen by Coles
Colossal Sh01CS.


W. W. Coles Colossal Shows arc coming,
and will exhibit at CAdrlesiotrn, Saturday,
August %. That Mr.. Cole has the greatest
show now on the road is frankly admitted by
both press and public. The surprising excel
extent and variety of interesting and novel
circus line is thoroughly attested. The eXlibi-
unique in character aud Astounding in startling
feats, comprising over sixty distinct acts. per-
formed in succession in the rings and upon the
elevated stage. The old-timc circus features,
such as riding, tumbling. lcaping, etc., are re-
tanned. to which arc added such novel and as
tOnishing attractions US aerial bicycling. per-
forming Arabs, Turks, Moors. Egyptians,
McXicans and Spaniards Mil Aimee. the HUI
man Fly, who walks head downward upon q
polished plane of wood, sixty feet above the
ground; grand roller skating carnival, a clown
elephant and u performing white hippopota-
mus from the historic Nile; On equine wonder
i'll the shape of the horse BlOndin, that has
reached the zenith of brute intelligence by
learning to walk n tight-rOpe stretched twenty
feet above the ground. A decidedly interest
ing feature in the natural history department
is the bovine curiosity-A living. healthy COW,
with two distinct and perfectly formed heads,
each with its complement of horns. eyes. ears
and mouth. This feature alone is q study fol-
naturalists.
Many cages of wild animals. and numerous
trained animals, occupy the mcnageric tent
a better or more pleasing show could not be
got together, and the popular verdict places w,
w. Cole at the head of the professions as the
greatest Snowman of the country
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

The Town Council, last Wedncs-
day night. passed a resolution max,
ing the Mayor and two Councilmcr
and two citizens to be appointed by
him a committee to obtain informa.
ton as to the cost of water works for
Charlestown, and whether there may
be any parties who will undertake tc
put in the same at a cost within the
mean of u corporation as provided
under its charter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

The Rev. Mr.. Mccoy is announced
to preach in the NJ. E. Church South
in this place on Sunday next, morn
ing and evening. The Rev. Mr.. En-
gle is expected to preach in the same
church on Sunday morning following,
and delegation from the Y. NJ. c. A.
of Shepherdstown to hold services
there the same evening.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

: The Middleway lodge of Knights
of Pythias have elected the following
officers for the current term: Jno. S.
Grantham, c. c.; j. B. Watson, V.
c.; j. d. Packet, p; j. Il. Smith
NJ. of 7. and r. of s.; G. NJ. d. L.
Smith, NJ. E.; VIM. II. Balm, NJ. A.
j. w. Ware, I. G.; j. B. Gruber, o.
g., and G.. A. Davis, Grand Repre-,
sentative.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

a match game of base ball was
played at Shephcrdstown last
Wednesday, between the Potomac
Club of that place and the Charles
town B. B. Club. Our club was
worsted by a score of 20 to d, but
Capt. Hirschman says he will pick his
flint and try it again-therefore hopes
to turn the tables in a game to be
played in the meadow of Mr.. Jno. Il.
CoIston, at this pluce, to-day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

Several COWS belonging to the herd
of Timbcrlakc & Maslin, of Middle
town, Frederick county, Va, have
been declared by DIR. Rowland, vctcr-
mary surgeon of the department OF
agriculture, Washington, to have
plcuro-pncumouia. The infected cat
tie have been strictly auarantined.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04
fFromRipon.

- So
Dear M. Hdmes:-As we have
had a glorious rain in Ripon and
vicinity which has very much re-
vived the crops and all things, I
thought i would make mention of the
same to your most valuable paper.
The farmers who a few days ago
seemed down=cast and gloomy, have
now bright, cheerful countenances.
Previous to threshing their 40 bush
els of wheat to the load in straw,
they smoked three for 5 cigars.
Since the glorious rain they call for
two for 5, and we think if the rain
continues as at present they will call
for 5 centers. One of our old citi-
zens shut himself up in his house,
and if you could have heard him
singing you would have thought there
was a good old Methodist revival at
hand.
Everything seems to have a new
existence, the crickets and katydids
are putting forth their first melodies
for the season:
The toads will almost take a lighted
cigar from a mans mouth after
night, thinking it a lightning-bug.
Mr.. G. j. Berry has given his en-
tire buildings a composition coat,
which has added greatly to the APP
pearance of Il village, and we
think if Mr.. Stewards fence and the
public schools of this place were
treated in a like manner, we would
have a city to compare favorably
with that of Washington.
MI. G. j. Berry has shipped from
this place three car loads of choice
wheat of the new crop, and says he
will pay the highest cash price for
N hundred MORE.
If a man is in a fix that he needs q
fix, Hilbert Bros. can fix his fix.
Yours resp'y, L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

Our young friend Mr.. Edward Fca-
gans, of Messrs. Feagans & Haincs'
" Head Spring MILL" has laid us
under obligations for a liberal sack
of excellent flour. Mr.. T. is a reg
uIar chip of the old block, and not
only knows how to make good flour,
but how to do q good thing, and al
ways has a warm side for the printer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

PUBLIC SALEs.-Attention IS called
to the following Public Sale advertise
ments, in this paper:
Thursday, august GM.-Pcrsonal
Property, by S. w. Washington,
Admir-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

Continuation of our great $1,000 and $3.50
Suit Sales. One thousand Suits left that must
be closed ont. Don't miss the chance.
WIN. KAHN 81 Co., Sudlcr Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

Mems Clothing! Every dollars worth of
Clothing is to be sold ut a Sacrifice. Positive
ly they must go. We sell the best of every
thing. give full value i'll every case or money
refunded, ct WM.K KAHN & Co.'s,
King Clothiers. Sadler Bnildinc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-04

CoNcEnr FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SUMMIT POINT P. E. CHArEL.-Mr.
Otto Sutro has kindly consented to
give a Concert on Tuesday, August
18th, at Q P. NJ. He will be ably as
sisted by Mr.. Leo Wheat and others
of the most celebrated musicians of
the Baltimore Oratorio Society. Per-
sons east can reach Summit Point by
the Winchester Accommodation train
Con half fare tickets) and return at
u by the fast stock train, which will
have extra coaches attached. Tickets
on sale at Lights drug store and at
Chapel building.