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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09
OFFICE OF GKoIGE W. BIppLE.
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PHILADELPHIA, June s, lSs5.
DEAR SIR: l have the satisfaction of
sending you herewith a copy of a letter re-
ceived to-day from the district attorney, bv
which you Will see that he regards your
dealings as legitimate and not in any way by
the act or June, lSSj
Congratulating you upon this result, /
remain very respectfully yours. &c,
GEO. w. BIDpLE
Clarence Tolan, Chairman of Committee
EXTRACT FROM DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
LETTER.
"And i em OF the opinion that the act of
assembly passed the Sd day OF June, ISs5
entitled An act for the suppression OF lot.
terry gifts by storekeepers and others to Sc
cure patronage does not include such trans.
actions, because they are In the nature of
discounts Tor cash, aud not in any sense lot.
terry gifts To come within the provision of
TINS law there must be in the transaction
some element of chance Such dealings are,
In my Judgment, legitimate and your eli
EMS need not apprehend any prosecution for
such cause by this department
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE =. GRAHAM,
District Attorney"
III the law is imperative against any
dealings into which the element of
chance does not not enter it is q useless -
for there We're ample laws on the books
before its passage topunish all lottery and
gambling devices. The INTELLIGENCER
from the first has opposed this measure. as
1t will such empirical and superficial legis
lation. Our statute books are full of this
trash, and every session of the legislature
1t accumulates. Men are environed with
and entangled in laws that have no
reason in them and of which their victims
have no notice until they are hailed before
a justice to answer for violation of them.
a lew years ago an act was passed making
1t misdemeanor for any huckster to sell
vegetables, meats or refreshments within a
mile OF campmeeting ground without
The consent of its managers. We hoped to
see that law tested and nailed rs counter
felt. II VIII never pass sound judicial cir
cumspection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

II is remarkable Illustration of treachery
that the only member OF the ParnelIite party
who refused to vote for home rule on Monday,
Captain O'Shea, was the man " hom Parnelps
strong arm protected when his seat was in
danger.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver CompIatn- van
nv printed guarantee On every bottle OF Shi.
tuH NilhlISr 1t never fails TO cure. For sale
street. y 49, So 800 '-4 S"''h
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

ARE YOU MADE miserable by INDIGESTION
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite, Yei'
ow sktnY shiluh's Nitalizer Il a positive cuTe
FOR sale by Ii. u. Cochran, Druggist, No. lJ;
North Queen street. " ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

ONE BOTTLE EFFECTS A CURE.-Mr. Oscar e. r.
Koch, of Allentown, Pa, was bedfast with in.
nammatory rheumatism in the winter of 1883.
Doctors could DO nothing 10 relieve him. lie
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy.
bY the time he had used halt bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and has not had a return of the
disease since In his own words, 81 feel better
than ever before" Price o., by all druggists.
tebS9mdMMSF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

THE REV. GEO. II. THAIER, OF Bourbon
Ind says Both myself and wife owe our lives
by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. l37 North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-09

sHlLoHs CATARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure Tor tatarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Month
ror sale by IL. B. Cochran, Druggist No. III
North Queen street. w. '''
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
CARRYING THEU. s. MAIL

jhkStuh rAI hsIoA'
The elegant iron .o,npa, ment Palace steam
is,a aermi b,S9. n An9 l. f IT, ., X
the Peoples Line, WI ~ IN I'M. fnI NAL
ser, I'm, k,sybpp n,tF. An, ', Runway Co,i.
tanys wharf, nt II ~. Aus ~ Lar -ILayA M.i.
49, .. M. tM p"latAs. Ar,o, Lini.
bluc Springs. sanford and Enterprise, AT
rive A. sanford halrnad whnrf ~ 1;tbu m. la
turning tea VIZ Sanlvsd NJ ui. IN. arriving ut
Jsckshsill" Mt "'sh m.'h' inlqwns ip,uhny
alakihg clos. connexions with trains Tor all
points North. East mud West,
's ruhotg,i FAST EnkIaHr.,
f4ases jat ksohsii' dAlty Saturday excepted
a. p. N. for sanford, Enterprise, and MI IN
t,rmcdBfr landings. On sunday at l., ~. ite-
t,Irbtns. t~a va SANFORD ~ IA m. arriving ut
Jack spvybh tssrly following mornlny.
StsAinsf Kpsu itayr- Monday nIid Thursday
and goes through to Lake Jrssup.
JACKSONVILLE, rAttr... \ tnLstESr CIV
'f bitsit~
Leave. Jnc ka,nv, tc AMI pnIatka fust Mnh
Moura,, ", dnt -at aiid FRIDAY fIr PAHtks.
fresc.it Cat, AMI Intermediate landings. to-
turning, asns Ites'hay '. Iiurwity t,1d sat
n, ,lI,,,, vtt, !, ,fter,iobn truin for ", Aug,l,
tho. '.. +ii'N
PAlArxA AND has FORp DArtiGHr DnIsius
New md Ippusav s,camevs snEpk ~
BAUy AMI ANITA beaye fulttka
daily. sunday excepted. ut l0:l2 II. IN, On arri-
yD ii j.. I and X. W. Hallway last Express
Train with pHrior ara a'tachth leaving jack
s,nviils at S1ka. IN, for Sanford and En'ei-
PRISE AMI lIsss,riB aiiate ian'hnEs. tftur1Init.
leave. Sanford ut wv u. Ia, arriving at Ftha''
hi nj $50 p. m. -.
Klew,rN Wattiay ko.,tas, with al modern
inlps0 s,n,ehta. viii bt found at Passenser
wharf. ,.......a .,94.. .. u, q
Cfoae connection made at rnlatka with tbs
Florida bu,Sthrrn KGirpad' AZ Aston With ~.
J,,,,aa and Lake Eas,rs Hntlruad; at sanford
with south tlon H. Raj gami. fnr Orlando,
KIs,I,nnee, Tampa, hty Wsst, Havana ah'
liam Niyt,, at ntcfrrso with II. j.. l. II.
A, q, Hr4road tor fi,usviic md points nu
Indian nIstr.
tgr further Information appiy 1, IicAt
o,f,rt stnltiftast corner Day aud Laura, ~ "
the sasupany'4 Offices, tent ~ Laura tretS.
tr.,yb, !. o.rv,.- foot of pinr street; passenger
v srtrs foot al Laura street I-
CitAS. ", FEEW1Ck,
Gen. freight AMI pa'~ Agent.
". Z. BaYA.. 't0l. ~. ir IN,
General Manager Aseiss;sli MisH ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Executrix Sale
GNCVUVTTN OU'C
,,u.,3 scrss If lonfl.in Putnam ~onnty.

ykD3 acres OF iHnd-m futnam V""Htt.
Iy VIRTUE or THE POWER VESTED ~
bme BY the will Of Charles 7. It uh'N lat"
savannah GApfnia. h,eas Dc !, ANNE
edwin ssYbbs G,e y',s'Id, a. sN"t n, ~, n =,
Iir ol,tcrS To the highest bitller III front
the court House door in the city q fnlIl =
|, Florida, on the first hoaJs,y AZ tWHs
| D. lss6, being the fifth day Of April. 'lnisnu
h. legal hours Of sale, unless sool'et sold ~
,nte sale) all that tract OF land Lnesn rs !.
n, Grant TO John kUlman. assignee, etc,
40 in Putnam ! county. fnrdS, -
knships ten lo' and eleven o. so. ~,
[nres twenty-five t25 and TIVE liy.sM w
81 co,,tNiuitig ifte9n thousand nine hunA-
n and tifty-fWo (t5,ase, acres and icing TIC
[oiarty of the estate of Charles 7. s4s'1hs
rms cHh. or, II purchaser prefeM 90
! IL cash and balance in two equal payasent
one and two years, with ss'"n ~, p nro a.,.
ros iniufssti N apply 81 Ihn|Dark 4 AL
Ia, lawyer &tannah, "a. or II. r. Hart
[Iaiks, Fla. ANSiE Goon"i,s; Fl, hEs'
|palstka, fla. Feb. 18th. 1856. fii-fi
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Notice of Application for Cha.ter.

.tIee !, hereby given that in, aeeertL.ac,1
u the laws of florida Aug. S&h, kS hnst
?. run. l.sa and ali acts ahstrhi,.'se, anu
attS controlling and providing tor the
| II the Undersigned have formed curpor-
n Tor the purpose of eultivating the cit
frints. mining and nilluia a. lSring S,,gai2i-
/, AMI such other business rs is at ferth
aif articles Of association. ant espee ially
constructing anu operating lroad for
ne use. from Pahtka. or A. suitable
M y Welaka, Georgetown inaytun Is
i. salt Springs, Spring GarG.s,. 7Aeef5ty-
Lake Wier, Pine Level, Ma-p9lEs.
oksville, llorevillc. Yellow mum ami to II
III ON Tampa Hay, together with suitable
nehes To the large towns and cities AMI
tue necessary turnouts and switches,
- construct in connection with said hus-
I 'pd road Autograph, ortelephone, line
- and line passing through Putnam,
toumpter, fernando AMI ltillshoro
E.rin the most suitable and eon, tRi.nt
|coyth OF road, TIVE hundred miles The
'ofatian here formed shall b. known by the
H. of Florida Fruit and Phosphate Com
y, and the raiir0ad by the Hame If III"
yton Island anil tissif rail- nsui. the eal.i-
Fiock 10 tine numbered Gnd fifty As,HSiili
ars: To In. sw~s-ass-.t ~ ssvs tswWt~st stsHass
! dollArS
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
An Ordinance.
\ oluIlHANCE CHANTING tlailY ~.
MY n AfiiS Iulit Ia ard lIulll,l kifek kAil.l

| way GitiiS lulttk Ia aud Iluiiau Rfset kh,l.
company from its Junction with the
,sonvillc. Tampa and Key West Railway
pany to thc southern boun'ary u til"
i siisiainad ny the City .Couacii az thu
of palatka:
lr,t. That the right ofway hp.and Ii ltfr-
granted to the ltllntLl and iuilan .Ntrr
way Company to construct AMI orelat"
railroad as now located with proper sitlint..
tcbcs and turnOnts. IRON It. junction WIN
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West li,1-
h a, Nose ami Laurel strrctsto The ~o,ltFi-
boundary OF The city. L. ,i4..E,..
|econd. Said right OF WAY. is granif'I III t'sM
n with the public right to use the streets
upicd by slid road tor travelling AMI other
|Iinary PURPOSES of u thQronghl ans u,
lexis iati and to DO laid ~ saul "onlplny
', n he as nearly us possible surface trttks,
| said company shall put. down, rnil,I,lt I
build such proper crossings mud ollNH'
| the City Council shall dhsct, md make Nnt'
- the same In good repair.
usspl by Council Feb. Nh lsst.
. test; t.lL-4L NAlVt Siftn
COOK CALETON. tlmirnf'n rra rhi,
Clerk Of Council.
approved Feb. nth, lSsG
&c. DVNNEiif. Nayur.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Masters Sale.

rendered in the cirui court tof Put.
II county 5tA Jui ictah eiIyuit,.t Fo'i,, n
.ith day u 0eccnJher II. u ts, II, II cause
rein .AnSOl r. DeWof. Isl coAplaluanA
Frank .. crawford ami Tanner y tr,w-
dane defendants. will sell AT public ;,le'
h IN front Ot the rourt huilsc door IN the
! Of Paiatka, Putnam county. stat" of
rlia during the legal ho,lr' oi sale On Mon
March ~ lss6 tho following Irrrrsytn-
the QDgeh east quarter Oi worth Na~t
"tcrOk eDUtheast quarter ofl sc,tton II :.
|tsholi 1af1llth range - east and anltnc 81
len 01gcsOf lan,l more or lcss AMI MH.
J IN Putnam county, stat" of Florida.
ulatk,, EiM January 18th isS'i. .,-.sa.ar-'-a'
a. g. ttnIiRAN.
Sr.tlAA MAtLrk.N
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
! Assigee''Is Notice, iii.

Messrs. Thompson \ BrskM, u, ot truu-
Putnam County. tlo,i ida. have thi, day
q an assignment of their property to M.
rust, for the payment Of creditors. Ger
/ preferences are made in SAID writ, which
b tilc In the clerks office for snia county.
PERSONS owing said tirNn will please htak,.
ement with me, and creditors OF. said
|n"rship will present their claims tor such
vance us the assets will permit NJ.
HENRY PETEi,MANN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Notice Of Assignment.

kHs Us HEREBY GIVEN THAf q u
bOur has this dny made an assignment
With certain preferences. All parties
Il tO said e.. T.. Barbour. will phase set
|, me. a,,l all parties holdng tlainls
him will titsss. !rscs'ntst he fRme IN
1A& u J 'itsco NJ 4
-, Fla, Feb. q 1cs. IA ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Administrators Notice,

WEEKS AFTER DATE WILL AP-
y 10 the County Judge of rttjam CuETu-
riaridaH for iesue to seftf tho 1ul owing de-
ed resi- eStats bsiongins 81 tlret>ts1e Of
W. Weathershee. late af Putnam eoiIn-
/ Iresased- to-vit: The slset tAs NWjs af
Nv q OF section Il r1gn>hi , n ranse n
containing u acres =. aerTs m the NfiS
Ie SEA OF section Ii. township II Tali-st ~
10 acres IN the NWlt OF >El at section
wnhiP u Ianye q easr -5s acre in The
Ia OF the Sci, Of seetion.l township A.
|ge u east. Lot No. Of the >Nl; Of SEC
7 4 township ID range ID tstsf. containing
I'm acres. and lot NJ. 3 ut the >Wii of he
= pf sect ION Il towUs i,iislts Hsrge - srxt !,
tanning eleven acres. Ssti ssstta te tor
ribuflon among the lsirs AMI settiensst
ne estate. 6Laia.E WEATaillSBrS.
Misunderstanding.
atka. Fla, Feb. u, lss.i
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Administrators Notice.

The undsYstpneh having bern appointed
aud auAtiIisd ~ adIpinsstyEtng VI tlse sstate
Of Albert bfdgc. late ~ Putnam county. DC.
notified 10 make pAy Rept ~ the updersjgnad
and all pers,Y,s havlns claims ARainsS 4aid -
ate Srs gesutgpd " psessat Tive s.xHc Tor pay
incnf Within the time pfestfibsd by law.
raAAi 10, H1a. Dec ~. 1nb. sas Eli
- A,P,CANOvA.
Administrator 81 sseate ~ AlSerf Bn.iee
deoRooQA .iN.-f .-.... ..,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
saSannah. Florida A wesi-r, ~.
wuycro>s short Line

AlitraiHs of this roaa are rJH by CeutTa.
tstht MeFbtiAsa time. whi,h - inmates
slower than JaeAsnnyt Ia TttBs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
PETITION FOR LICENSE.

We the undersigned. Duncan Bingham
and Silas Smith, de- hereby petition Inc
Iaoa0abA BAafd sef County CoMns'
sioners for Putnam county. Florida, Tor
a Kermit 10 the Collector of Revenue for
said county to issue US license for the
sale ofIisncrs. wines and beer in Eiec,
ton District No. 4 fof sail county, and
xe present The following assss III a ma
iority tas we believe, OF the registered
voters 81 said District No. 8 in support OF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
Notice of INCORPORATION.

rorJCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIFF
undersigned have formed the nselils INTO
|,ornorntiOn - be kpe,xp as tiF r. Angus
70 and south bcseh halfway tessla,ny. ior
Id purpose Of consuuStlnk: na'nStilpl5.
\ and in the County of ST. Johns, In the state
florida. under the above name. comntii-
!, =, Al n point opposite the city OF It. Augus-
( y :: r NM ~ or neur ,frc government
Nit House, thence to South Beach ~ a
\iberly aite.tion. and thence ' ain,X ,, w.
(rM{tsI he Inlet. .tHstsnc" OF alel!t ~
SmN es:, Ind to ektabish.own nI4nwrSc
k0~vo3 uHhrr class at fesFvs s0n raHsse
E,ctjpg said road with the city of -. Az
NE. MILO :. CARTIER.
MUSES 4. IiEAk. .p
CHARfEr +. CARVER.
N.s.aa r.I IL 1ssf }iti
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
De bARY.BAYA
Me- chants Line

w. johns RIvER SIE4. son
WHEEL. Low fki sLhi PAtACt g
sTEAMEit ClLT or mo ...n,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05

I'M and after Sl.udsg, IN L. Is-a. fas-
~ seHgtr Trans ssl.l t,.yt aT+i a-Fsvr a.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
i STATE Yry y - lf r1Ip.r 49,.

c sgA srr q i 5r1lss~ ~.f.-
PyssaIkAprnd hfrr me, ! .at,k
Of The Circuit Court IN and Tor the
County and State aforesaid, Silas Smith,
who. being duly sworn. .deposes and says
he is member Oft he firm Of Bingham
Il smith, the applicants Hatssd in ths
foregoing petition Tor license that eafl !,
and every signature, tor mark affixed
thetetD wv4 the act ind deed n the par
ties supporting TO have signed tbs same, /:
that each. sis nature(or mark was all xs't
in the presence Of two witnesses, AMI
that there was no fraud, hrii,cry n
,lsaeption in procuring said signitures "
MASKS b. ZACH petition. 419Li'
SIl,As SMITH.
Sworn. to and ,suls3 riiel before me
this 23I Ias 81 VSisusSy IA h. 1856.
\ J G T 2"TEtfis d + ,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-05
TRAINS LRAVHuAINESvII.l.R
TRAINS ARRIvB ATaAlNEsvILLu

Leaves Yalaha, " ~; Bloomn"ld. 10 . M.
arttVe ct .erAbusR, soDa ~; leave J@s~bur0
Yssha. 10 "a M: Srrits LAM Park. VI istO
noon: Astat,,la> iWp m; ssrtvo Ynlnhe. : ~ ,
In; III, O,niield. Z 20 D. Arrives ut lHesbure
80 = m: leave iHesb,iry, ~ =, avvese
lil0Oulnell bTI y W; arrive islAhs. ~ y y.
making al otheftlanhngs on lake not named,
on stu,iAl. nd.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-13

|. That in TIC lraIll of Col. James Nj.
I.atimer, the first President, this Company.
has lost its earliest advocate. and one oil
II; most s!ctlrnsl a,nl :calo'ls supporters.
ull,l llIat tu his unfaltcriu. devotion ;ind
earnest efforts is due, in Il large measure,
the alccessfu ISSUE of our efforts. II will
always be linked in asso ciation with his
name.
Q. That in grateful recollection OF his
services, and as tribute of respect, a page
Of our minutes bo inscribed to his memory,
stating the Offices in the Company hell! by
him, and the date of lis death.
8. That the Secretary of this Convention
be instructed to transmit TO the family of
the deceased copy Of these resolutions, as
mark of our respect for his character and
of our sympathy in this bereavement
Upon motion of Mr.. W. S. Ligon, the
following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: President.W; w. Hum
phreys; Directors-W. G. Raoul, S.
Bleckley, P. X. NIcCully, B. F. Whitner, G.
l.. Tolly, j. N. Brown, S. j. Hester, j. L.
Hester, Jas. NJ. Latimer.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-13
a Plea for Young Men.

At the last monthly meeting of the
Charleston Association John B. Adger,
Jr., President, presided. Twenty new
members were received. Their reading
room is now supplied with the leading
papers and magazines of the country.
The increase in the attendance atthegym-
nasium has been marked, and very en-
couraging report was received. DIR. Brack-
ett then gave all able address, a synopsis
of which we take from the Nctrs and C0u-
ricr: The subject of his address was the
unconscious influences arising from bad
books, companions and amusenents.
After dwelling upon the nature and pow
er of the law of influence, and showing
how young man becomes like the books
he reads. the persons with whom he asso-
ciates and the pleasures in which he in
dulges, the question was asked: How
shall we rescue our young men from these
fatal influences? The reply was: 1t is
the design of the Young Mems Christian
Association to furnish an answer, and
proposes to save our young men from the
influence of infidel and immoral publl-
cations by providing them with pure and
wholesome literature; to save them from
evil company by inviting them into
society Of Christian young men who hon.
or Gods day, name and word; to save
thom from hurtful amusements by offer
ing them innocent and healthful pleasures
and recreations. Next to the church,
there is no organization that more deserves
the conservation of our time, talent and
property, = IFatchman.
The above will furnish food for thought
for the good people of Anderson 1t is
time for serious thought and prompt ac-
ton. Our young men in their efforts to stem
the tide of sin are being one by one swept
away by its mighty currents. Surely
community that suffers the privilege of
running young men to be bartered away
for the sum OF three thousand dollars, can
and will spend at least one-sixth of that
amount in an effort to save them. Can't
we give them substitute for the open
saloon and billiard hall? Six elegantly
furnished palaces of SIN, where adorn-
ment and attractions innumerablo are
found, are doing mighty work for the
young men Of our city. Is it not time
that this monopoly was destroyed? Who
will stretch out his hand and take the
lead in this matter and like Charleston,
while we are SO engaged in saving money,
inaugurate movement that will aid i'll
saving our young men? The object is
certainly worthy and the means are prov
ing abundantly successful in all The cities
and towns Of christendom.
A YOUNG MAN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-13
\ Card.

We thank you all for the liberal patron-
age extended to us during April, and this
month we shall make our store, goods
and prices more attractive tllan ever. M
matter how cheap others ullur you goods,
don't buy until you see us. We are sure
to save you money. and can show you one
of the largest and finest stocks goods ever
shown in Anderson. Respectfully,
G. L JOKES N Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-13
Union Meeting.

Third Union Saluda Baptist Association.
Time, Saturday before tho fifth Sunday
in May, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Place, Cross
Roads.
Introductory sermon-Rev. H. d. Fant; /;
r. P. Bell, Alternate.
Missionary Sermon-Rey. L. M. Aver;
L. w. Tribble, Alternate.
Query No. l. What is the duty Of the
church towards a member who is unwill-
ing to contribute to the support of the
church? Rev. T. P. Bell and L. B. Muir
ray to open discussion.
Query No. 2. Is the Pastor of q church
an officer Of the same? Rev. J. S. Muir
ray and ]. Bolton Watson to open dis
cussion. G. o. BURRIss, Clerk.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-13
Obituary.

Lindsey A. Harper, sweet and pro:
cious little boy ofDr. and e. T. Wakefield
Harper, died April /, 1886, aged two years
and three months.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And balc it blossom there.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-05-13
[SEALl NJ. p. TREBLE c. c. i.

To the Defendants above named
Take notice that the Complain: in The ahlrr
case was filed in the Clerk of the Cotr:'> Office ii
Anderson c. H., S. c.. on the 9Th day Of .iprl.
a. D. 1885, and that the object III this action i, 10
obtain sale of the real estate %! Samuel His de-
ceased, in aid of personal assets To- pay d"Ll~. ana
that 10 personal claim is made .:tirst any oc y"u
THCS. c. LIGON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
April 90 1856 70 6