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THE stream that does not run freely BOon
becomes Btagnant. The blood In the spring
and early summer months Is thick and
heavy and breeds pestilencs and disease
In the body. II 10 impossible 10 purify
this blood unless the kidneys are put Ia
perfect working order and kept DO by the
use Of Warmers sale cure, Isl
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the committee specified that certain work
should be done with YitIitied blocks the
words "or bricks" were inserted.
On each members desk the Board oil
Public Works had placed printed copy
Of an ordinance it desired adopted, which
was the sans as the committee's except
nothing was specified as TO how Wide gut
ters were to be laid. The committee
limited the width to 4 feet, while it was
the intention Of the Board to have them
7 feet. The provision about the clerk was
also omitted. In the same connection the
Board entered it's protest to the commit
tees ordinance.
The Boards ordinance specified the
work to be done as detailed in an inter.
view had with It's members and published
in this paper last week.
TIKI BALL OPENED.
The ball was opened by Mr.. Hildreth,
chairman Of the committee, who charaC:
terigad the position assumed by the Board
OF Public Works as outrageous and
charged that It wanted It's ordinance
adopted so that It could run the city more
advangageously and so that 1t might pay a
debt OF 81, 600, contracted last year in excess
Of It's appropriation. DR.. Mccoy said that
1t was but s., 600 and that that was occa.
stoned by the Finance Oommlttee's seal
ing its appropriation down after contracts
were made. Mr.. Egerter, OF the Beard,
was heard, and made very strong argu-
ment, saying that had the Board the
money that was first appropriated to it
last year it would have TO its credit now
about 5000.
Col. Caldwell made the speech Of the
evening, the text OF which was, "Shall
the creature get up on its hind legs and
make itself a god for its creatorW j. W.
SChultzs, Of the First Branch, who was in
the chamber, took otieIs5 at some OF the
Colonels remarks about the Eighth ward,
and attempted to interrupt, but was
sQuelched very promptly.
Mr., Peterson let oil some impRssioned
remarks about the Board, and with Mr..
jaeger, DR.. Mccoy and others on the other
side, for about one houI it was very warm
in the chamber.
EIGHTH wARDRRs MAD.
MIR. Jaeger had made the motion to sub
stituts large portion oil the Boards ordi.
nance for the committees. On the final
vote he and DR., McUoy were the
only ones voting no, In the
First Branch, j. W. schultze re-
fused to vote for measure that was lad
vocated by people terming his constituents
beggars" and A, j. SChultze voted no be-
cause in the Second Branch 1t had been
said that RitChietown came into the city
with her clothes worn out, metaphorlcally
speaking, and now wanted the lions
share. The others voted for the ordinance.
There was q short debate In the Second
Branch over an amendment proposed by
Mr.. Stanley increasing the appropriation
lor the Git Prison from $1,000 to 80. 900.
It prevailed, but not until several severely
personal remarks had been made and al
lowed between Mr., Caldwell and Mr..
Stanley.
other papers were disposed Of, and an ad.
journment was not reached until ll;l5
o'clock.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re-
ceiyed. An elegant and complete line o.
Suitingg, pantalO0Alngs ana OIerCOal'
lngs, which We will mako up In tile best
style md ut low prices. .,.,,.
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed at schnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday I
A. M, Oj'; I'm, SO'i 8 I'm, Sl0i7P. Nj,
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BY taking The 1.47 r. N. icily time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland At ~ ?,
II, and Chicago d $3.50 the following
morning. Connections nAde In Union
depot Chicago, for all points wesk
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The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has completed one OF lie three lines across
The river opposite the Laughlln mill, and
work has been suspended Oh account Of
the high water. Yesterday pipe laying
was commenced on the Ohio side from the
1Aughlln mill south. All the men will
be employed on the Company'B work oyer
the river that can be used 10 advantage.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May 12.-1 A. NJ
For West Virginia and Western Penn.
sylyania, lightfains winds generally shift
ing 70 sliRhtIy warmer Boutherly.
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grnposals,

DhHID Ne WINNII
Real KstAto Agent, Collector and Notary Pubk
NV Oillra. M 1872 MAtkRf Rtfrat
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TnR only cough medicine without opiates
and sate,-Red Star Cough Cure.

Nh. GEo. L. DuRsr, tue enterprlslng
Market street contectionet, is having I'm.
proved wind fans placed throughout his
store and Ice cream paflofs, run BY steam
DnVaf
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PEorLE lame and crippled for over 20
years have been cured by 81. Jacobs Oil.

TO the Ladies' Of wheeling aud vicinity.
You are cordially invited 10 attend our
opening and exhibition oil Art Needle
Work, opening on The sth and Contihu.
Ing 10 the 10th, Enw. \, Ross 4 %.
IS Twelfth street,
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Cures guaranteed Of every case Of fup-
lufe undertaken. Book Of particulars, 10
cent? In stamps. Address, Worlds Dis
penBaty Medical Association, BuflO, MY,
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meettnas.

NOTICE
There will DO q meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the wheeling OIL Company at the OiiiCo Of W, j.
W. C0Wdeni Esq, 1878 Market street, Wheeling, on
Thursday, May n, 1856, Rt2 O'Clock r. n, iOf thc
purpose OIL organizing under the chatter.
I'll. @ 1, BROWN, 'H
II Il ROtE
ilULLIdEN QUARRiEa,
r q. MOFFAT,
GEO. WI4E
]. r, PAULL
JAMES CKANGLE,
W. X. DONALDSON,
m Sb.We inrOipnrAtOrt,
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10 The I;lttIS ubss,

We will he pleased 10 see our little
friends at our opening. We alill retain
Miss Hove, who will give each little Eifl
D souvenir,
Mothers bring the little ones, aud oblise
Very truly
EDw. l.. RosE 4 Co.,
b5 Twelfth stiaet
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rho l,eoplel. Fntotlle lLeaorL.

the Alhambra Palace, the only Rink In
the city that is open 10 the public. AZ the
afternoon aud evening sessions without
music SPECTATORS will be admitted FIRES.
sKATRRg TIN cnNrs. PAtties deelfihg TO
secure the fink iot private OF public skat.
ing cafnlValB, fairs, festivals or public
meetings can do 90 by addressing the
Manager al the rink.
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gsuttstrp,

1905 Market Street.
once Houu-gA.n. TO 2!oSEE iyss
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NrnrIrE TN CONTRAUIUKol

sSalsd p,opo,ali will b. received d lII n q .
ttfuoiion Of Ono hall Nile M NSnty IIfeillilI.
Faif Grounds Of the Belmol! U0 a1t III dt y
Society, ~ ClalIvillO, U, Am a.'ss bini 80 N
mE,9yed, se@ 60. ysi .1,,,,i SN'H Nj is 1884, W.
Sf fSS board tscivC, The tls1l e s, ~
lib. HoVE, PrsaldeuL
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srRAwnERRY ICE CaRAM, made from the
fresh fruit, first of the season, at ztEeRN.
FELDER's, O8 Twelfth street.
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RRowN's IRON BIrrERs CURED
-. Mt. E.tnOn Latnhatd SIS Market Slfeoi,
wheeling Va after suffering for two Yeas
WIN iVet nlSea,e lie values II 20 highly that be
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Gsntlamsn's finest shoes,

Hand made, In kangaroo and Cordoyan,
llghtest finest and most sensible shoes
made. j. W. AMtCK,
1l43 Main Street,
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SPECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson dlOptriC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. lie.
fraction Is measured TO the One.llun'
dredth part Ofan incl. The only lnStrn'
ment of the kind In West Virginia. Sat-
JACOB W. ,GRUDB,
OptlCian and Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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NOTICE.

85 Pairs Chlld's Opera Slippers, 8 t.
II, at 50 cents per pair, at .
~. ]. W. AM1CK'S,
1913 Main Street.
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New Advertisements.
Wanted "A Good Girl.
Wanted Furnished lto0m.
on ClOthS-G. Msndel & 60.
JeWettB Water CoolGrl-NeSbitl 4 Bro. ~.
The Remington Type Wrlter-T.M N. GRrvln d Co.
New Building Association Stock.
our boys IN Blue-Ralph Kline.
Louisiana State Lottery Company. ,,.
old Carpets Made Clean-R, IL. LiSt-Fourh
Foi Charleston-w n. RncOllor-Foutth page
A Good Opening Fourth page,
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FtBsr PRKMiuy lCH GhRGN, Wholesale
and retail, o. ziEdESEELDER's, No. %
Twelfth street,
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IIIU'B BALE
OF 1HE
Restaurant and Saloon Cafe Brunswick

AND OTHER PROPERTY,
Byvlftne Of q heed Of AsslRnbent IN mn ,,.a.
" Wm, Enllot, beatlng date Oh he i5th dSv ~
April, 1855, l will, on Nv" wy VI
SATURDAY, NAY %, 1880,
commencing 81 . O'Clock A. 4, al The Restantan,
end sal0on Gale Bt1nswlek, kOd iiS5 Ard iii
Market ttfegti VII cling, w. Va proceed IA seiI Al
pn Bile sale the hald HtShdfafl AID sSI6Sn, ahH
~ Fixtuiea, Wares, Furnltit0, OiTpejI, siocS 81
Llqu0ts Beer, Wines yigAtS, 40 and ali oibSi
PI0PeIY On Eaid preinl.O' assigned 10 mel M.
lne lease inr said premises. Also, ihe aid Win,
Az ierl Interest Ia The UhapllnS Street gtatih1
and MS Interest In the lease for tho iot III
which SAD Llnk "a situated. w.
TEhAA.FOf sum- lea lnat eiO0TAetti lof from
N00 y syoO, one halt cash, balance IN ihIse
n93nlns l0I luni Of 800 o. moro, UnehGll GGiii,
balance in three Ard six mouths DOl0ffed nav.
ens 70 DO secured aud 10 beat Interest from diy
nAle. iOttfS n aTIT NeS
-
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FIRST PREMIUM Ice CREAM and straw
berries, FIRST Of the season, at ZtEdENFELD.
ER's, W Twelfth street.
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browns IRON BITTERs oTrppn
ID Nj. James D.. Miller, BtdlpPtop R1eEp
county, w, Va, o. Indigestion. liz SHtsssy
thai i . h9tOugaly reliable medirlle AZ g
S&autsG.

WANTED-EoUR BOARDEPS ~
w private family Pleasant rooms. ~ ~ A
ton. References required. Address VI. ~ n 91'
ottne. 80, VA
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1issoIntto,r alotttes
Anettal1 Sale,

pROWN'S IRON BITTERS EFFE0T
ID uALLY cured Nj John Deyen. Of Ca,nS MI
lN, Richie county, ", Va, Of EheQmStl,m h M
mendI II 10 all SuaerOri. WYNN
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%, SeIl Dry CioOdlthe cheapest,
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Eor Sale.
EoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

M :" -@E7 4771HIH1
Ths following Lots on Wheeling blind beloD,
ng 10 the estate oil the late WIN. MCCOy VII
L0tS No. CO Ut and 7! Oh broadway,
Lots No. 50 and 80 on York street
Lots No. W, 100 and lUl on Virginia tlIeeL
Lots No. lW l06, ITO and III Oh Huron liteeL
lIOH No. La, 80 aud iSg GU Wabash street
Lot No. IA on Water street
Ru20 " WHOSE BRO 100 NArlsth.
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assto,tsts' atottces.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
,hnllos y hereby given ID all persons knowing
ws slssslygs v be iRdeb!St 70 the lAt9 tEt Of
sttIled W.thin ten days it0m this date. All aG.
counts not settled then will DO placed III The hands
Of collector With Instructions 10 recover b. law,
u 4, q, EuERTER, AMiRh6s,
mYll i32 Maln Street
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rnE HOOK pRopRRrY.

Solicitor o'Keeie reported that last
August a resolution had been adopted by
Council authorizing the Board OF Public
Works TO purchase property at the corner
Of Eolf and Thirty-second streets THE
Hook property for the purpose Of
strengthening the former street and in the
event no purchase could be made
directing The Board 10 instruct
the Solicitor 10 institute con-
domination proceedings. The Board
without giving him any intimation Of
what 1t had done or was doing, had, as lie
had learned, instituted condemnation pro.
Ceedlngs this was being done In a man.
her unwarranted by Council, which alone
Ia competent 10 act in such a matter. lie
brought the facts 10 Councils notice be.
catise they 90 directly concerned The Office
he held. Misunderstanding matter was re-
TERED to the boards "despise"Ztle
Finance Committee;
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rnr rELRpnoNr roNrnAcr,

The First Branch refused 10 recede from
lie position In relation 10 the new tele-
phone ordinAnCe-making the contract
between the city and company one Of ten
years duration, Instead Of I've, d desired
BY the Second Branch, and the Second
Branch finally agreed 70 this after some.
thing Of d dlicussioH had been had and
Superintendent MetEger, Of Ptbburgh,
had been allowed TO speak and explain
The Conlpany's position. MessfB. Hildfelh,
Pickett, SChfabe, YoCklsf and Water.
house voted against ConCurfinR with the
First. Nj. HIdFeth made an argument
that contained several good points,
The great racket oil the evening was
over the annual appropriation ordinance
submitted by the Finance Committee, and
which hiss been the cause Of 90 much
comment ills also the ordinance that b
aroused the lie Of the BOARD Of PGbilc
Works. lie provisions and the opinions
Of the Board In relation 10 Il have
been printed, II was finally adopted
a. reported by the Committe, including
the section providing penalties To be In
fllCled on the B. r, WIS clerk In case be
shall not do everything In strict conform.
w With the ordinance, except that where
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would have been long delayed, perhaps
forever. How true it is that "There is
a divinity which shapes our ends, rough
hew them as we will Tell me not that
these are things of chance. 1t is an in
suit to the great Creator and Governor of
the Universe. Our country had become
so grand and conspicuous. that its very
existence had become imperilled, resting
longer on the corner stone of human
slavery. The cries of the oppressed had
reached high heaven and it had to be end
ed in blood. That eliminated from the
body polite, gives force and truth to the
declaration, that ''All men are created
equal and have certain inalienable rights,
among which are life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness" 1t is no longer a
"glittering generality" But I am di-
crossing.
ITO he con tinned
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Harigan's Tourists drew one of the
largest audiences of the season at tho
Academy OF Music ON Saturday evening,
the dress circle and gallery being packed
and the lower part of the house comfor-
tably filled. The company comprises
about as lively a lot of Irish comedians as
are likely to be met with under one man.
agement. The bagpipe playing Of Pat
Toohey and John Hagan was revelation
to many who thought they had heard
bagpipes before, while the reels and jigs
of lIagan and Jerry Cohan were the poetry
of motion and have never been eclipsed
on our stage. The panoramic views Of
Irish cities and scenery afforded pleas
ing variation amid the succession of COM
calities, and the vociferous and incessant
applause showed that the audience was
thoroughly delighted with the entire en-
tertainment.-- Miners Journal, Potts0ille,
Pa.
At Holcombe Hall, Lambertville, Fri
day evening, Oct. list. Reserved seats at
Cochran's drug store.
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A Weeks Wonder.

A Weeks Wonder.
For one week, October 18th 10 10th,
the celebrated Burlington County Fair
will be held at Mount Holly, N. J. This
is an exhibition that has much more
than local or State reputation and at
tracts exhibitors and visitors from all Of
the Middle States. 1t has always been
admirably managed, and this year the
Fair is to outshine all OF its predeces.
sors. The display of the products of
the factory, farm, garden, orchard and
dairy; the horses, kline, fowls, swine,
sheep, dogs, etc., will be all Of improved
strains and worthy of the attention OF
both fanciers and ordinary people who
so to look at what is being done by man
kind in improving domestic animals of
all sorts. A very attractive feature will
be the races, for which many noted
horses from the leading stables in the
country have been listed. These con.
tests will be by lady riders, famous trot-
ting, pacing and running steeds, fiat,
hurdle and steeplechases, with enough
of the comic element to add zest to the
occasion. The premiums for this year 4
fair aggregate $40. 900; heap of money
to be distributed for the best Of every.
thing displayed, and the credit of receiv-
ing diploma from this exhibition il
worth to many an exhibitor many times
the money premium.
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The Republican voters of Delaware
township are requested to meet at the
hotel of Jacob X. Wilson, in Sergeants-
vile, on Saturday, October 2, 1886, at 3
o'clock, P. NJ, to elect one delegate and
one alternate to attend the State Conven
ton, to be held at Taylor Opera House,
in Trenton, on Tuesday, October 8, 1886,
at 12 o'clock, M. Also to elect delegates
and alternates to attend the Congress
sional Convention, to be held Mt Fleming
ton, on Friday, October 8, 1886, at 10
o'clock, M. COMMITTEE.
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TfGA61(Gz4,IG:c
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1886.


Arrangement of Mails.
The following is list of all the outgo
ing and incoming mails at the Lambert
vile P. o., as at present arranged:
MAILS CLOSE.
$50 A. NJ, for New York Eastern States, foreign
and all points east of Trenton. mo letters 70
Trenton. Philadelphia, South or West are carried
in this mail.)
SOS A. NJ, for Philadelphia, Trenton, New York
East, South, West and foreign.
$50 A. NJ, for Stockton, Frenehtown Milford Eas
ton and all points on Belvidere Division North
and connections.
900 A. NJ, for Mount Airy, oakdale, Ringoes, Cop.
per Hill, Pennington, &c.
s.SS A. NJ. for New Hope Buckmanyie and Pine
Vile.
1910 P. NJ, for New Hope.
1921 p NJ, for Trenton, New York. East and for
122i P. M, for Philadelphia. South and West.
Az P. NJ, for all points South on the Belvidere
Division, Trenton, New York, Philadelphia,
500 Z. NJ, for Easton and vicinity.
500 P. NJ, for Pennington.
500 P. M for Aquetong, Lahaska, centreville, New
Hope. Doyiestown, DC.
MAILS RECEIVED.
sos A. NJ, from New Hope.
8.25 A. NJ, from Easton and vicinity.
s.25 A; M, from Philadelphia New YORK. East,
s.25 A. NJ. from Pennington.
1888 A. M, from Trenton. New York, Philadelphia,
East, South and West.
1910 P. M, from New Hope
rs P. M, from Trenton. &c.
All P. NJ, from New Hope.
4.37 p NJ from points North ON Belvidere Diyi-
sion and connections.
4.37 p. M, from Mount Airy, oakdale, Rngoes
Copper Hill and Pennington.
$40 p. NJ, from Trenton, Philadelphia. South
West, &c.
$50 P. NJ, from New York Eastern States foreign,
points East of Trenton and Trenton. (No let
tiers from Philadelphia, South or West, in this
mail)
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NOTES FROM RINGoEs.

Mrs. Annie Hoppock, while assisting
in the preparations for the funeral of
Mr.. Ely II. Quick, last Sunday, Sept
10Th, fell down flight of cellar stairs,
inficting quite serious injuries upon
herself Her nose and one arm were
broken, wrist dislocated, and one knee
injured.
The marriage of Miss Addie Mona
maker and Mr.. VIM. Fl. Brewer was eel
ebrated at the residence of the brides
parents, last Wednesday evening, Sept.
22nd. Rev. Geo. II. Larison, OF Lam
bertvile, assisted by Rev. E. X. Donald
son, OF Ringoes, officiated. A number
of fl ,nds of both tho bride and groom
were present. During the evening, the
Ringoej Cornet Band serenaded the
newly married couple. May peace and
prosperity attend them all the days of
their welded life.
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Last Saturday or Sunday night, an
attempt was made to break into the bar-
ness shop of Theo. X. Todd, on North
Main street, near York. A pane of glass
was taken out of rear window and an.
other pane cut and broken, when the
burglar or burglars reached into the shop
and scattered about a number of pack
ages of buckles, rings, &C., but carried
nothing away. They were no doubt in
search of more valuable plumber, but
were frightened away by the barking of
a watch dog in the store adjoining the
harness shop.
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The ''new' Hunterdon County Fair,
held last week, was slimly attended on
Wednesday, but on Thursday over ten
thousand people were present. The fair
was successful so far as the trotting and
the performances of Miss Burke were
concerned, but the display of agricul.
tural machinery and fruits, &C., was
meagre. The Society disgraced itself by
allowing beer to be sold on the grounds.
Somebody ought to be indicted because
OF this.
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"Harvest sanday."b

"Harvest Sanday."H
Next Sunday will be "Harvest Sun :
day" at the Baptist Church in this city.
The church will be trimmed in harvest
and autumn bloom. On the pulpit will
stand model of an ancient windmill,
which will be surrounded with grains
and fruits, vegetables and autumn leaves.
The pastor will preach in the morning
to the children an object sermon, en-.
titled "Tree Lessons" The regular SER
mon will be on Spiritual Fruits from
Bible Trees" In the evening the pas
tor will preach on "The Three Harvest
Trumpets." At this service an harvest
Offering will be taken.
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the rooms we're newly papered and paint
ed. A handsome new Brussels carpet
adorns the floor, bordered with cocoa
mating. Very beautiful walnut chairs
replace the old ones used by the officers,
which rest upon carpeted platforms.
Each window land there are number of
them) is covered with heavy damask
curtain of elegant design. The ante
room has been fitted up as a sitting room
where the Sir Knights can go at any
time and entertain themselves. The
room for comfort and convenience is one
of the best in the city. TMAT.