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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-13
LIVE STOCK.
Scarcity Of Cattle-Prices Strong but Not
Quotably Higher.

INDIANAPOLIS. April II.
CArTLE-Receipts, 500; shipments. 460 Hardly
enough here to make market; prices stronger,
but not quotably higher We quote:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
To Our Friends.

Mr.. Editor Dear Strive desire
to address the people at large
through your paper.
After having taken an invento'
~ of our stock we find that we
have a large amount of our profits
standing out, and we wish to say
to those parties that owe Us that
we would be very much pleased to
have them call and settle their &C,
counts, as we expect TO sell:strictly
for CASH during the year 1885,
and we must have what is due US
to buy Spring stock with. Now is
your chance for we Iexpect to sell
goods for the next 60 days regard.
less of cost, Please call and see
for yourselves. We desire to close
out our present stock to make room
for Spring goods.
], s, o'RoARK & CO.,
Main ST., below Court House.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

BEECH HILL TrEMs.-Wm, Ans
bury is on the sick list.
Mr., Floyd and Misses Myra and
Ella Amsbury who have been Wis.
iting friends at Chambersburg, o.,
have returned.
Martin Coftman is undergoing a
severe attack Of malarial fever.
Bawley Dunn has been exploring
the mountains for fish, and so fur
has been very successful.
Robert Crouch is paying very
marked attentions to his Aunt ant
Uncle at the present writing.
The young folks of this vicinity
have given two oyster suppers,
which proveda success,
Miss Ida Lanier is contemplating
a visi! to her sister and friends in
MERGERS Bottom.
A, G. Beard Left for Wheeling on
the 18th, to attend the legislature
COUNTRY GIRL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

MARROW EscAPE.-says the Nos
quito. On the 18th inst, Sam Lari
mer, Henry Mees, and Sam Adamp
of Mason City, took a trip to CALI
polls in a skiff. They started back
home on the following day, and
when near the mouth Of the Kan
awha the towboat Kate Waters
passed them, and they decided Il
shook on" and be towed home
When they we're close to her vince
she began to back, striking the
skia and throwing the boys int
the river. A boat was lowered
from the Waters, and after some
hard work The boys we're rescued
more dead than alive.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
E. SEHoN, Senior Warden.
]. W. ENGLISH, sec'y.

HENDERSON NEws.-Maj. Jas. W
Smith, WIN has been very sick fol
the past few weeks is conyalescing
Mr.. David Maze has moved or
to Mr.. Morris farm and will croE
on the shares.
David Knopp's little girl has
been very sick but is now improy
ing.
During the storm Friday night
par. of The roof Of Harrison Claggl
house blew of.
Charles and. Sterling Hutchin
son returned from their trip to
Cincinnati, last Tuesday.
The Contractors for the ice pier
intend 10 get the stone qnarried OF
the Campbell's Creek Coal co.'l
property, just above this place.
Charles Morris left for Cincin
natl Wednesday on the steamer
Geo. F. Dana, the gnest Of Edward
Burnside.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
Christ church, Point Pleasant.

Christ Church, Point Pleasant.
At a meeting Of the yestry Of
Christ Church, Point Pleayani,
West Virginia, held a. the Office
ofJohn W. English, on The 22nd
day q December 1884 present. Ed.
mond sehon, Senior Warden. pre-
siding, and P. 3. Easiham, c. Sc.
hon, 7. Striking. ]. p r ,. Smith
andJ. ". English. members ofthe
YestFy; communication from the
Rev, Joshua cowpland, Rector Of
this Parish, addresssdto the yestry
was readily the secretary, tender
ling his resignation, TO take effect
on the Dist day Of December 1884,
and thereupon p C, Eastman
movedthat the resignation be ac,
ceptsd and that the Secretary be
directed 70 prepare suitable reso-
lutions, expressive Of the senti
ment Of the vestry in parting with
q Rector who has served the Parish
solong and SO accentably, and after
atime the Secretary reported the
following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Rev. Joshua cowp.
land has for nearly four years been
Rector of Christ Church, Point
Pleasant, and has tandersd his.res.
lignation as such Rector, 10 take Of.
feet December 31st, 1884, therefore
be II
Reolrea, That in seyering his
connection with the Parish we rep.
resent we recognize the fact that
we,are losing from our midst an
earnest worker, and a gifted and
faithful ministrant Of the Gospel.
Resoired, That in parting with
him we feel deeply the disruption
Of those tender ties which a good
man and Christian Minister ever
weaves around The hearts of those
who receive the Word from hislips.
Resotvea, That in going from US
he and his estimable family carry
with them the best wishes Of our
hearts for their hdppipeFs and sue.
cess in the field Of their future la
Dor.
Resolvod, That we rejoice in the
belief that the seed sown BY him
during the four years Of his minis
tralion here has not at all times
fallen BY the wayside, nor in stony
places; nor among thorns, and we
feel the confident assurance that
some has fallen in good ground and
is bringing forth fruit which must
now gladden. the heartof the sower,
and which will 10 coming years
cause him to look back with pleas.
ure on the days Of his labor among
E. sEHos, Senior Warden.
]. W. ENGLISH, sec'y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

D. NJ. Ferry 4 Co., seedsmen
Detroit Mich, have sent US a copy
Of their Seed Annual for 1885. Il
is more beautiful and valuable
than ever. The hints on the for
nation and management of gar.
dens, as we'll as the cultural direc.
tions it contains have evidently
been prepared by careful hands
and cannot fail to DO Of great ser
vice to all who garden, whether fol
profit or pleasure.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

Alex. Sweeney, at sistersyille,
Tyler county, while sitting in front
Of the Ere place Sunday morning,
putting cartridges in his revolver,
the revolver went Of, discharging
the contents Of one chamber into
the upper anterior third Of his left
thigh, passing down the bone TO a
point just above, and on the left Of
the knee. Dr.. coartey extracted
the ball.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
A Lucky "Memphls Ledger and
ADDcal" Carrier.

The $4,000, the second Grand
Prize in the Louisiana State Lot.
terry, drawn yesterday at New Or.
leans, was partly held here, and
partly in Cincinnati and San Fran.
cisco. Among the lucky men il
Mr.. Gus. Phillips, a route carrier
on the Ledger and appeal. He has
one-tenth Of the ticket and is emit.
tied to $1,000. He will visit the
New Orleans Exposition and pre-.
sent it to NJ. A. Dauphin, in New
Orleans, to be cashed in person.
Memphis, (Tenn.) Ledger, Dec. II.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

Capt. Geo. W. Higgins, Of Ports
mouth, Ohio, has leased the old
New Castle Coal Bank, at West
Columbia, this county, and viii
mine coal for shipment. His son
will act as Superintendent Of tie
coal works.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

PERsoSA1.-Mr. Augustus sny
der and bride, and Mr.. c. j. sny.
der and wife, Of Louisa, KY, and
Mrs. T. ]. Snyder, Of Getaway,
Ohio, are visiting the families Of
Mr. ]. S. 0'Roark and Mr.. D. S.
Snyder, in this city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

FEycEs.- Let the Legislature
amend the Act Of 1928 in regard
to stock, and allow the County
Courts upon proper petitions e
make II unlawful for stock torun
atlargs. Such a Law WILDE worth
thousands Of dollars to this county
Last year after the food, the coul
was unable 70 indany law o.helf
out the farmer, in reference to con.
filming stock, &c. There will be
foods again, and some parts ofthis
county needsthis law now.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

HOUSE BuRSED.-capt, Levi H.
Hopkins, of MERGERS Bottom, Ma
son county, had his house burned
together with its contents one day
last week. Hisloss was over IS, 900
insured for sS,25O.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

Buy your Garden seedsspd Nur-
sery Stock direct from tReSgrower
and get them fresh andsrtliable.-
Write to William S. Flattery, Woos-
ter, Ohio, Proprietor Of the Oak
Ridge Nursery, and receive by mail
illustrated Catalogue, free, or send
so cents for the following trial doz.
en- packets: Early Summer Cab.
bago, Long Blood Beet, New Crystal
White Wax Bean, Golden Dwarf
Celery, squsntum Sugar Corn,
(new) Improved Long Green Gu.
cumber, Livingston's Perfection
Tomato, New salamander Lettuce,
French Breakfast Radish, New
Golden Dawn Pepper, Red wethers,
field Onion, Improved Crown Pars.
nip. These will be sent by mail
post paid, aud safe arrival guaran,
tesd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
u Don't PeeI LII.e MorE. 3

Il makes no difference what business
you are engaged in; whetlierycu afe 4
preacher, 4 merchant. d mechanic, a
lawyer Or q common laborer, youean't
'dpyour work wellvhile You are hall
sick Thousands try %, but allin vain.
How much better 10 keep your organs
il good order By taking Parker Tonic
when youieel d little out 81 sorts II
would bemoney in your pocket. One
hour oi good, rejoicing health islworth
halia dozenhous full Of langppr and
pain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

1t will be we'll to remember that
it is unlawful to kill any quail or
Virginia partridge between the LIST
Of January and LIST of October, and
any pheasant between the lat day
Of February aud the LIST day Of
September,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

A man who owes no man a dollar
and who owns his own home, in
these hard times, is to be Copgrat.
ulated,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

Some fellow entered the stable OIL
Mr., John Mayhem, at Mason City,
the other night, put the bride and
saddle on his horse and rode him
of. The owner missed the animal
and thought he would never see
him again, but the next morning
he went to the stable and fund
the horse in his stall, and the bri'
dle-and saddle in their places. he
showed hard usage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

FRk-At Mason City on the
night Of The 14th inst, a stable
the property 81 James Nicholson,
was destroyed by IRE II was the
wotkof incendiary Los $3.50; no
insurance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
Cylinder TI.nDers a specially.
Professiona card,

To IElom il Coneeoe An parties, lire.
spectiye Of racO, color, previous or pres.
ent condition, who arc indebted, wileih.
or by note, account or otherwise, 10 tho
undersigned, or 10 the late firms Of Drs.
Barbee 4 Neale, Drs. Barbec 4 McCune,
Dp. Barbee & Fravel, and Drs. Barbee
( Stone, are once more respectfully and
earnestly called upon 10 come forward
on or before the first day Of June, 1884,
and pay amounts respectively lue me,
as Il is now positively my Intention to
close up my long outstanding business.
Stern necessity, pecuniary pressure and
embarrassment mlpeS me thus 10 call
upon old friends whom II has been my
free oif'hand will and pleasure 10 serve
In the past, and 70 whom my profess.
ional services are now as freely tender
ed, and my readiness ever to serve them
in the future as in the past, Inst a. this
accepted time 10 give evidence Of
proper appreciation Of past layos and
services rendered, By al coming forward
and. paying me by Che time above pre-.
scribed. Sincerely,
ANDREW r. BARBEE, n. D.,
Point Pleasant, w. Va, april %.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

Herman Mossman, q young man
employedin the finishing room Of
the Furniture Factory, was pretty
badly hurt early Tuesday morning
.bya 10. of bedsteads falling upon
him; his leftlankls was dislocaled
and be also suffered a concussion Of
the brain, and was considerably
bruised otherwise. He was At
tended by Dr. W s. Hoy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

returning from wheeling.
The Legislataresof West Virgin.
ia Is ipllYas work.
The young people will dance q
The Sort House, Friday night.
The lissardwa tolerably severe
and held on Ike grim death. II
Mr. James Il Couch, Jr, isonthe
streets again.
Many towns in this,state are in
Tested with gangs Of thieves.
This town needsa new cemetery
and nsedsit bad.
J.H. Miller, Esq Of Beech Hill,
called TuesdaY.
Candidates for Town Sergeant
blooming up.
Col. L. q. CABOT, Of Gallipolis, O.,
was in town Monday.
Point Pleasant still continues TO
improve slowlg.
Farmers should join the Grange
andattend lie meetings.
All ofthe town ordinances ought
to be published,
Hon. John E. Timms is in the
"Queen City" upon legal business.
Mr.. Joe yatian and wife are Wis
iting friends at Logan, Ohio
The rise in our rivers gave our
people a big scare.
The weather for the past few
days has been productive Of bad
colds.
I Read the sale advertisements in
this papesyou might get a bargain
by doing 50.
Why not extend the cooperation
j.
limits? The county would be glad
If the town would take in the two
bridges.
Several suspicious characters are
in town. It will be well TO keep
an eye on them.
THERE'S plenty off ice for skating
purposes and the young folks are
utilizing it.
One ortwo families had to vacate
their houses on account of the wa
ter.
Mr.. John r. Foster, late of the
Mason County Gazette will move
his family to Charleston to day.
A severe wind and rain storm
passed over this place Saturday
night.
Miss Gertie summorp, Of Cali.
polls, was visiting friends in this
place, last week.
1t is rumored that better times
are approaching. They can't come
a moment too soon.
Hon. Lewis Bumgurner, Of Hart.
ford, has had an operation for cata.
ract performed on his eye.
Hereafter all job work done at
this office, will be cash, or no deliy.
cry of goods.
A little son Of Mr.. John McLane
of Hartford City, died on the 10Th
inst
Messrs. Tucker & Co., will get
out the timber and rock for the ice
piers at this place.
Cole has repaired the boiler in
his mill, and is ready for his Gus,
toners again,
The family Of Rev. Dixon arrived
last week, and occupy Hon. G. P.
T. Moore's late residence.
Coal dealers earn their money
now carrying coal from their bar.
ges, up the bank
The people Of the county are
clamoring for the adoption Of the
alternate road system.
Sheriff Nease is lucky; he recent.
ly drew a carpet in a lottery at
Clifton.
Col. Ed. stalnaker and Mr., chas.
Bailey, Of Wheeling, were in town
Monday.
The temperance people say they
are going to have a hand in select
ing the next Council.
Our river editor sends in his first
instalment this week, and does it
we'll, too.
Mr.. Ben. Gibbs is building a
brick residence on his lot on Third
Street.
Bishop Peterkin Of the Diocese
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

We are indebted TO Capt. Obi.
en-, of Charleston, for photograph
of his steam rooster that was used
here in the Democratic parade
He has had a copy famed and!sent
to President.elect Cleveland.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21

A. and F. Leitwiler, of New Ha.
ven, says a correspondent Of the
PomerOy Telegraph, have just com.
pleled the repairs on their Touring
mill and have added new machine
ry, and are now prepared to make
first class -four.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-01-21
NJ. II. HALE

VIII have Little Duke Flour on
Friday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

Aatis Putnam AZ POSSESS again o. o-algnt
A Iadgis black ieaLasf hand saz ~as lo1Ld
ca Ao1iosi .sfsat alld -4Asa - hssi4 liarteTs.
The Canal street Gravel ksad House
90 oisllsa ~ The pas.ia l.sl ni-nt-
A.as4zs Decker. ea0 Was arrested Tor Yio-
iasng . aty ordlnaaee. 80 released ga pay
a4isll "a eosts-
TIE Inazabers % oustes Post. o. A. r.
arr Fs4esslsd ~ meet az thalf ball az 80
tnls alol1l4z
fsar dga14s and tisorierues each paid
49, IA. roiIco Court yesterday morning and
ssre relsllsed u4 4ile -o celebrate.
t0lelz 4so Ale aadeclisd ~ u h0E tasE
xll gOie ga lhe sater 0ollis Question: sholll4
~ AZ aait loak INTO TIE reservoir
1lsusbeTs ~ lhe Isayellnz Men !. As,.oeaa-
ton al's fr frsuesied ~ regort at neadi. iartsrs,
a. OLtass street. 4I o 'ciocz tals morning.
The Salvation Army ald lhs uavery
dances sflspaudod operations iast Night -
siiae-ii ,no display ~ fireworks ffOm the
i-i.na.
~ Z. Aamorea8k shipped 5000 pounds
"a sosl from Michigan Central points on
Thursday. Nearly half Of u was boaghi al
Chariotte
Wiilsr ID. stevens, A. trustce. has sold the
property belonging ~ the late sfockNel A
Dafral;l hssultars Company - u. +. Clay
tor 81 IsA
Dslk sauasby Vas granted a decree u di-
Vores .rom Aazk 5auasby ia the Superior
Coaft yesterday GA ne grOand u deseriion
and afin-sapport.
The patroiuea VII take dinner and sup
per az sweets to-day. They ara al doin.
oxtra Kofk ald 90 not need much exercise
ln ne walking Lae.
The alarm froan bon IA. al 3 o clock yesteT-
day afternoon. s.ss eaused by are ia a plls Of
sa~- dust at the corner of kent and Hastings
street, fire-crackers.
Fins wa- discovered among some boxes IN
he rear of E- G otadloy' rubber store AZ >
oiosk last night IL Was exunguished %
Olhesr Jalnss Howell without calling out tho
Department.
N0i only graduates bat al those Who ever
atteuasd the hlgn school are invited % at
tend the reanien AZ The lake ne1t tuesday.
S4uHess Jaad ana the Schubert Club viii
furnirh The music.
RsT sanford H. Cobb. the new pastor.
VII proach st the Westminster Presbyterian
Chareh tomorrow, morning and evening
f0afas peoples meeting at 90 y. N. SAB
bath school a. noon
Rev J.. W. III. Carlisle. pastor. VIII preach
AZ ths Eist street "a. +. Church to- morrow
morning upon The Nature aud Functions Of
Civil Goserument. aud Ia the evening upon
''Oui' National heritage.
Robert SprOsl, OK the firm of Sproul &
Mc0ufrtE. saw q pick pocket &C work on
Monroe street yesterday. he pointed the
man 0ut i0 sheriff Kinney. who arrested hIm
and took hin % a. he gave the name OF
Thomas Lyons.
Ten year-Old iad named Ike Hanson, At
tempted O. wreck q tram near the lest
itrid,<e street crossing. yesterday. placing
= tlt GA she track. he was caught ia the
act and lodged Ia jail. tie implicate- a
comrade named Barnes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
Aerial Displays Never Before Equaled
in the Valley City.

Aerial Displays Never Before 6qualed
in the Valley City.
The fireworks exhibition from Island No. 3
last evening was undoubtedly one of the
finest ever witnessed in this city. and will be
surpassed only by the erial display to be
given thus evening from the construction
trsste works Of the new Sixth street bridge.
This bridge ia located short distance above
the dam. and the exhibition will be gwen
from point near the center of the river. A
the pieces are exploded high in the air. the
people can witness the display from either
bank OF the river. the bridges, the tops of
buildings or the bluffs. Many thousands
spoke IA praise of last nights exhibition.
and the one for tonight will be much finer.
The following il the program:
The ooeniuy will consist of a national sa-
iute of i3 guns.
flight of three meteoric balloons with FIRE
works attached. which are discharged As the
balloons float away.
Eleven ~ inch meteogic bombs fired COO e
into the air by means of a copper mortar, ex-
uioding in the air aud showing electric me
teors and stars.
Nine parachute rockets. discharging stars
aud showing emerald. crimson and purple
cOlor=.
Nine bomb rockets. These rockets at the
highest point % their flight throw out shells
which explode and show showers OF cOlored
meteors-
one Tourbilion battery producing bril-
liant columns IF FIRE 90 feet in height, ter
minating IN q salute
one excel nor bouquet.
Fifteen japanese .s-inch bombs exploded
to iu the ar. throwing out brilliant
streamors. which descend through the arr
slowiy. producing sn effect resembling
weeping wIlow--
Eighteen parachute rockets discharging
large stars. which are suspended from para
chntes shoVnE changing colors.
Vine pearl Or meteor rockets discharging
r-,ridly during the ascent varieCated stars
whict. mingling vith the trail forms a
column of trllhant flame, studded with
Thlrty-sit japanese FREELY rockets.
f Novel rockets which display. when reaching
their highest point. floating batteries and
four trains Of meteors and stars Of various
colors.
Eiaateen dragon rockets. AT their high
81 altitude they discharge fiery dragons
/ which are suspended in the air and swing IN
T eccentric circles with showers Of brilliant
+ fire..
seven exhibition batteries. These are
f fountain 81 red. green. blue and gold me
teor- projected % hight 81 loo feet. each
/ battery throwing No meteors IN rapid suc
& rfs<lifn
Nfne aiuls houuuet rockets. showing az
fha highest attitude bouaneta Of coiored
+ stars. v'eteurs and golden rain. descending Z
cart say they display again and Also third
nnse before reaching The ground.
Nina revolving comet rockets dispiayin &
T series ~ comets descending slowly and
evolving golden rain.
Five mammoth thirty irch bombs. new
and grand.
Eighteen ssteroid rockets. each displaying
seven psras'l,utes with varigsfed II znal stars
fnannz together while burning. chan zinZ
roin~1
hon ef SKY rrckefs. Displaying rockets
z serpanfs. u1eteor-. stsrs. stc.. m the AIR AZ
ene hrsa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

Hou. T. VI. Sellers. president of the
Western Michigan Press Association. was q
caller at THz Tgs seR,N Office yesterday. tie
says that in tirnez past The annual gatherings
of the members Of the press have received
into Fellowship ard recognition many per-
so1ia who were not directly counected with
the printing and uubhshing business. Here
after this VIII ha done away vita, sud 0Uiy
legitimate uewspaper men viii BE- entitled
a. participate ia che trsnsu srtation and
otlier privileges. uf course the professional
aen are expected 20 take their ladies. TIE
Grand RAPIDS b Indiana Railroad Company
xiu semi out she finest specimens IF rolilnE
stock for the spectral excursion ~ the Dress
xsnu "a Traverse CITY on Monday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

The Alumni and old members OF the
GRAND Rapids Il gh school will hold q re-
union and basket picnic at the pavilion.
Hea>i's Lake ora fhe afternoon and evening
of Tuesday. July :. "A Prof. Strong is
viii De not only reunion. but probably the
is.,t general opportunity 90 greet the Pro
fesszOr before MS departure About I'D IN
vitations viii De- sent cut. and the commit
tee desire 90 extend to aii persons who have
been members of the High school ~ any
time. inciuding the pres ut membership. a
mo-t c5rdatl invitation. The COMMITTEES on
refreshments issire that each lady should
bring a variety of food two knives. FORKS
and spoons. and properly mark them
Baskets vii De properly taken care of and
tsbles aud napkins furnished.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04
Lns..ll.nraPastnr

To morrow evening Rev. Kerr r. raruer.
tAs new pastor 81 she First Bsrtist Church.
viii ~ regularly installed. with the follow
iax sxercises. Organ voluntary invocation.
Rev. r. NnIhern. -. n, reading ~ Seriu-
trsra. Rev g. 8- smith. =. u. select ore. hY
the ch0fr. insral Istcn prayer. Kew. l. liat-
80, -.lrrr..h. Rev r. H R0noks. T0rfs fo fhs
rasfer. REV. n. Nsihern T.. II hymn FRA
ha~ral greetings. Rev :. k'1rf1rd. Rev. 7 r.
t;iibarf. II. ~. Rev r Neertys. Rev. a N
Msrrsan. hyrin. benediction. Rev. kerr P.
fnrper.