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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

In ordersto assn local authorities in
the maintenance of quarantine against
the Introduction Of infections disease
the President will establish, BY means
Of the revenue marine. q national pa
troll Of the coast. II . vessel be found
with sickness on board, or in a foul
condition. she viii be directed to pro-
coed TO quarantine, and the revenue
marine officer will immediately notify
the proper quarantine officer. III such
case no person will be permitted to.
board the vessel without q permit.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
sas,ss
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Italy has three locomotive factories
and three railway repair shops.
The Bavarian Government pur.
poses to allow allits railway employees
half of Sabbath each week in which to
rest.
-"Hamlet' was recently performed
IN London to q houseful OF deaf mntes,
pantomime and the conventional signs
BY hands and fingers being the mediums
employed.
"A man in London has been arrested
for Systematically starving his aunt to
death. For years it has been his custom
to lock her in a room every other day
without food. u
in Aessandria, Piedmont, a young
male soprano, a pupil of Maestro Cor
naglia, is delighting the people, both in
church and concerts, by a voice which is
said to rival that of Patti.
The Japanese are putting their
house in order for the great experiment
Of a Parliament elected by the people,
which is to meet in 1890. The system
by which power was centred in the hands
Of q Council of State has been abolished.
-Londonis rejoicing W the pros
poets cf three thousand and inns
proved hanson cabs with polite uni-
formed drivers, and sixpenny fares
There will be war TO the knife between
these cabs and those at present rum
ming.
~ number Of physicians in Paris
have organized for the purpose Of rais-
Ing 9 fund for researches to discover 9
means Of curing and preventing con-
sumption: "a special effort will be made
to ascertainS the utility OF incubation.
-Alaw enacted in Denmark COM
pels allmakers and sellers st adulterat-
ed, imitation analogous butter to pack
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

The labor troubles are pretty general
throughout the country. The solution.
of this momentous question seems to be
beyond the scope of the prominent men
Q the day. Il is prostrating business
in every direction, and it il to be hoped
that . speedy settlement Of the dificul-
ties may be had soon, for the bene-
fit Of all parties concerned.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

The fact that the British Board Of.
Trade has decided that no n was to
blame for the sinking Of the steamer
Oregon in a calm sea. in clear weather,
shows that the art of successful vindi-
cation has even reached England.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
hundred thonsond
speeches Made Blythe Apache Chiefs q
Their Recent Surrender.

Three hundred thousand persona
are engaged in bookkeeping In this oun
Try. and the total product Of honsw =
gs.o'voo,ooO,, q an ayeragge Of fifty dol
siars. " each sbee-keeper. This is not :
larse return, bat counting in the honey
consumed at home, the industry alfor6s
quite . nice little additions to Tia fam;1.
lncome.-Pyan1s Farmer. -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

THEsignA Service flags which have
recently been introduced in many Of
the small townssof Illinois, are q source
OF wonder TO many people. Acountry-
man driving into Genessee saw one Of
the flags. and thinking the town had
been captured BY strikers, he turned
and drove home again in alarm. a
wealthy old farmer Of the same vicinity
thought the flags were used to show the
phases of the moon.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

ssoNR o. the merry jests which serve
to while away the time il ~.executive ses-
sion" writes . Washington c~orrespon-
dent, isis stHfing paper under the hat
band Of some lordly Senator accused Of
having q tswelled head His Sena-
torial brethren then approach hin, with
grave solicitude, ask after his health
warn HIM against sapoplsexy and advise
him to go TO a doctor. His head feels
bigger than usual, and he goes.nn
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

THERE are at the present time $1,000
school libraries in the United States,
containing $1,000. 600 books, or l2,O00.-
COO more than all the public libraries Of
Europe combined.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
MONTE CARLO.
Asswlls Guides Description OF b Suicides
Among the Gamblers.

80 - 0A00VKkXb4OA Vk Uu0 Su4G4U0D
Among the Gamblers.
aAfy impressions . Monta car,oe,,
s.ia IN. .Toaanb Rauer vastsra,v III
'a1 4 4 ~. oosopn Aoauer yes1era T..
naYe sl put o ane. ~ y 9 dream on enter.
N is delighted, surprised,
amazed, astonnded and stunned sersa-
tim, Flowers and music. coin ana
notes. dasnair and s,,ccass heantv fssb-
49, s,ss1tfs q, -
.o.' "oAieu." . .o1l - IMPRESS sie
EDehoider, ana 1t 1s some time before ne
can begin to study systematically his
surroundings. 1t is only when he
emerpes AGAIN into the cno1S airthat nna
can annrae;a+a b;a our ;aent;tv
app1ssia A9, y Z, ~ - '1ons'S .
10. " nos cTeulS me recent eenaiis OF
ssulc.ues az M On carlo, contlnuea the
sPloIesso Of .lney are INSPIRED. dna l'1
Sx y. ! tne gaMDllng nan mere n1te sesnl
stlInes PROFESSIONALLY IN ADDITION %
SnnmDer % strlPs mace lor my own
pleasure = was porn m french SWit-
s1s ! .w o llllluisu Hll Isa,. 1rom NOME ION!
ss Ha.lo ;, anu e WIN lts5 gnastly
g 1ls.ory uul,lg Ille PasS. we've years ears.
saou may lake Wy WoruI o55 y tnaI tne
~ mq = su.c,ues causea USE dl.ectiy ~
me NONE Cari arr gaming tables! aver
ages ~, lease 2 9 every Gay N the
y 8 -. Ane .real gotal PROBABLY exceeds
tni ls estlm ate. ssk sS
Tlo1 Bauer Y = OF Youngest
@ ana most popular guides IN
central europe Fe English,
suerman, rem spanish ana Italian.
anu every notel-keeper and hack-drlver
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

IF Miss frankie Folsom's uncle
knows what he is talking about, it
would seem that the young lady is to.
marry the President sure enough in
June. II would be . relief to have the
matter over with, since there begins
already to be an overflow Of literature
on the subject.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

A PENNSYLVANIA woman raised a
family Of twenty-four boys. Thirteen.
Of these were in the Union army, and.
one in the Confederate. Eleven Of the
thirteen were killed. in battle. and the
Confederate was neyerheard from. Two,
of the Union soldiers returned home,
and one Of them has Just applied for 5
pension,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

TH1s!iis the time Of the year for snake
stories. Here is zone from. Texas: "a
man walked into q drug store at Deca-
tur, Tex, and asked for an emetic. say
ing that he felt i'll. Adose Of ipecao
was given him. andhe threw up snake
six inches long"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
FIDUclARY QRjHes


EIssiTfssn Sw
- saf sks sSs@Sy s4:s
rwS r1ans FsFsa nslGSgSSa
: y Gmhessl1nssatx SsA
what can te done u 49, 7. q,
adnns.rr ~ .Sra.s 49, 5ss1 ude
s.. s,.ssT 49, sa'sS lss1sssSC oolntinuou,
round - uisclosuE % eilabssslcma,.
and forgery taias laiCe ~ truSted -
ploye anxious. Tor q ma Whnsa n.
are the most circuInsp we
tha h,rhast honnra I'm ~ enloy
.s...aas 49, IM.s, mans
rePu'a'on ], sa 80: H. mllAiapticity d
such cases mas cent shock into eye,s
avenue OF Investment. andtouched MI
more or less influence the sfs, rn. ".a
a EMPLOYERS - that II Wsras. a9oflty
.,as4;.,, ~ very
SU M ius ,ais,a \. . i $3.50 trustedl
/: = " Iign2 y.I1s ~ man Ia.
peen ory ae.'gnt,S pnt has the spe.
ciss peoolile s. 800 g l e. 9e extinct, and
- Iae wvIlu. sons method,
y Wllch 1neY c II Do secn 9Etdl That
~ men occuPy sos llNvlct. 2 cell Tor Tia
theit OF aDout $500 y not assur.
q sthat the class ~ g caught
~ go. y ~ earG taSgsr Cefs
tam tnas me ~ M thus branded win
scneck Inc nood q rascatity Thia
monty ugnt 70 ~ g and every
honest ma is 9 toJolnin the meas.
ures tina Dest Suggest now % il.
are TWO plans Worth discussing
ana that are not Whoily Owe a theHit
Workings; Inc are. nrst ~ means oi
regular inspection ~ pubic account-
ants, and second, by the desperation Of
honest employees IN disclosing the habits
and society q financial clerks and mana
gers. n the State you'd enac 9 law by
which n an accountant could Pc licensed,
as IN england, We might have the sserv.
ices q 9 competent man to overhaul the
AFFAIRS OF tirm ct any time. BIZ the
terms OF his license, and the bonds he|
dled, absolute integrity IN examination
would be had, Tor i BY accident hoover.
looked any itxemBwherein subsequent de.
veloplnents@ show fraud had existed,
this accountants bonds wouldsb be heidi
responsible; and # he were found toI
have disclosed to others the secrets oil
the business he had investigated, the
aggggrieyed principals would secure re-
dress through his bond. ct course such
contrjvance would lose the accountant
custom Of al house having aavnra1|
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

ACANAD1oE. Ontario County, M.Y.),
young lady teaches school five days in.
the week. helps her mother do the.
~housework, and takes care Of three.
horses, two cows and other stock on the.
farm. In addition to this she finds time
to attend missionary meetings and once.
IN q while writes a letter for the news
papers.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
TOPICS OF Il pAY.

AMAN and wife named Pell, Of Bell
vile. Ont. over seventy years Of age.
have been convicted Of arson.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

Nothing reduces q mans income
Ike . visit from an assessor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

found as narrated, he will be given two
or three hundred dollars to take him.
home, or an order for two weeks
board at one Of the company's first
class hotel. IN. Y. Sun. 4
SAVAGE FLATTERY.
speeches Made Blythe Apache Chiefs q
s Their Recent Surrender.
The following Is . correct translation
Of the language used by chihuahua,
Natchez and Geronimo, at thestime Of
the surrender. Il was not only translat-
ed by the regular interpreters present,
but Captain Burke, who has been study.
ing the Apache language, a~ttestsits COR
rectness. Chihuahua said: .Iamvery
glad to see you and have this talk with
You. Its as you say. we shall always.
be in danger SO long as we remain out
here, but I hope from this on that we
may live better with our families and
not do any harm to any one. Tam
anxious to behave, for SEQ the sun
looking down upon me. and the earth
.. * III 49, all = sala.llnAsiaigs Det 4 ~ =
~ Z, - ,w sn,e Il, s1a az; .sse s ~ one
y. Mno iuaA s .ie rum any s Nu ~. inc Wlhas:
surrender simply to you because ]. be
lievs in you and you have never liedtos
us. You do not deceive rs. You must
be our God. / am satisfied with
all that you do. You must be.
the q who makes the green pasture,
WIG senos me ram, Wno commands the
Minas. ouM usI g. me oneswho senasf
1ne IresnS Irulg Inas comes on the trees.
the .ys ygdi IL aa asn h IT. mahy men Y
m mug ana man. vn Ue anJ ~ Al, u1l snn anu : +S con
are sne gIsaeest .. mem At ori You
Wouiu hos nave cons ousIne S Dos see ns;
! WaaS.y z. e 9 Iasner oo me ano
sIeav me as your son. want You %
~ P,ty ~. B, Me -. mere ls NO aonpt
InA! LYON ao " because az you
gNua z yus:...le sa,il = - !. . ,ald y.
E :y unlng you do lssrlgnt, SO CON
s III L,. - Dellsye you, yo De. 4 strnss ins
al..you " my ssy. LOU 40 not ne,
you w MOI aecelYe; az you teA us are
l l, ! an now Y your nands. !
pace myselI az your disposition. 4
y ..e.. myseI 20 you. Do with me
as.you please. lsnake your hand. lbs
waht s, come me- lnto You camp and stay
d; ia, u' 4 ~ uan nGs Vs.. s 70 : Z, g. !. . 9
= I. asGan:s van 70 stay where you are.
1 nave roamea N me from
y. Maser @ water, ana meyer have ! found 10y, l
me place. Wnere 4 Y see my iather
nv n fsth haps'1e : -, anrr .o,day. see you,
stag with Won up - ' 1o,,r ca,n an JeSspg
over = man raises any thing. even ! do,
So + wsn - r ra,ss Il . f saga taa ana S. y wea:
is.$ ! wans w. g leei g0Ward me Don't
~ MoM sag I p =, ,pse say paas about me:
Won When Si,a we arg y i ~ ana t e Masa
On the road, OF anywhere Ella. hone
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

The Prison. Association Of New York
City is undertaking the reformation Of
criminals, and is hunting through the
jails for possible subjects.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
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cr.,n,aas' anu, = mummy sniousu .ne
Jans 1of foss'ole suoJecs
90, = . 3 .ra.ant t;r,. % ooo
49, 49,: !. ~ Ir,;toa cta..s
eante;n;nn * 90 nnn ahooss ~ 10 M
con a..H ~ ~ s..sl;a l;hu.r;a -
Europe combined.
r,,r f,at that ~ Rr;t;sh Ro.rd !,
Tr.de hoo decided Inst ~ ono was q
blame far Tia s;nkino q tha steamer
n.anan I, . as,ra - e o,aa, waathar
shoys. that a. an If euccesafnl y;nd;.
COTTON hos avon rsoohad Enol.nd
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tur Te~ snd .sLed tan emst;o ~.
inp that ba falt m. Adose of inecsn
was o;uen him and ba thraw nm ! snaka
a;x ;nchaa Ionr
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IF Miss frankie Folsom's uncle
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where young women receive board and
lodging # unable TO pay for It; are put
in the way OF finding work, and gencr-
any waecneo oyer. glasses IN mousse
keeping, sewing, dress-making and tho
lte are about to be started. There are
4OO members Of the union.
49, C---.u
.s SnSal,o Sonsy' 49,
the week. helps her mother do the
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
Halleck.

HALLECK, Feb. l.-Scarcely hat
our people recovered from the effects
of the late blizzard until they wer,
again chilled by the present storm
But this seems to promise excellent
sleighing, which is being improved
to the fullest extent, as may readily
seen by the many sleigh bells and
teams which are seen and heard on
the road.
The protracted meeting at Sum
mers' church closed the last of Jan
uary, with splendid results, there be
ing twenty conversions, besides
warming the church up to state OF
its former splendor.
The singing school at this place
for the second term, is nearly hall
gone. We consider Mr.. Baker
a very able teacher, both in in
strumental and vocal music
The Minor scale, time etc. are all
taken into consideration and thor
oughly treated. Practical singing is
combined with all lessons on theory
This is both interesting and instruc-
tive to the student of music. y
Mr.. II. l. King has purchased q
very fine organ lately.
Mr.. Miller's saw mill which has
been idle for over a month has again
put on steam.
A very interesting Literary is in
operation now, at the Brown school
house.
Mr.. Dean, from the Flats,
made call somewhere in Halleck. a
week ago last Sunday.
Mr.. w. s. Watson, the clever clerk
from ELLINGTON, was smiling on his
best girl Jan, 24th, Iyyl
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
Little Falls.

LITTLE FALLS, Feb. 1.-The ice
passed out at this point on Friday
night.
J. b. Yoder was called to Fair.
mont ON business on Friday night
G. f. Selby is teaching school at
McBee's this week.
Jesse Shuttlesworth has returned
from weeks business and pleasu re
trip from Clarksburg and vicinity.
The engine is off the track this
morning below Kigcr's. A new zen
CINE is expected to-day to pull il on
also to bring the pay car down L
pay off the hands discharged Satur
day!
Townsend leaves the f., NJ. u p
to-day. He is good railroader and
a jolly, good fellow. He has made 9
host of friends while on this line.
The temperance lecture, magic
lantern show, etc, at Pleasant Val
ley, by the noted Mechanic 4 Black
smith Company, was an entire sue
cess. 1t is off, purely moral char
acter and well worth the money il
costs. to see it.. d. 81. -. O.. -.
Hutchinson d Jacobs contcmplat,
building a new store room at the
Falls at an early day.
Catawba, Opekiska and Little
Falls merchants have purchased /
carload Of -four in Ohio, which vii
arrive this week. The price will
please their customers and surprise
their competitors.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
CassviIle.

CAssvILLE, Feb. 1.-Mr. Waters
gave a spelling bee and musical en-
tertainment the 22d ult. ~
Prof. Wiedman is conducting 9
dancing school at Reno Weaver's.
Lewis Higgins has set up house
Keeping in Simeon Furman's house
upon the ,hill.s ~ s.," ,.' =
Mrs. Marion Ramsay is very low
Reuben Layton left during the
holidays, and we are Informed he is
located at Leavenworth, Kan.
fGharIieS Mekeal and family were
paying farewell visit to friends in
this vicinity last week. They expect
to leave for their home in Vernon
county, Missouri, this week.
Frum brothers and Mel. Courtney
are drawing timber recently pur-
chased Of Thomas Berry by William
Dusenberry. They put in onewholo
day in hauling one large stick with
ten horses at one time and seventeen
at another. They ran over the road
near Robt. Furmans, upsetting the
wagon and throwing one OK over the
bank but without serious damage.
They are stopping with Squire Bar
ker, at the Infirmary, while hauling.
Supt. Vandervort reports three
libraries in the county; leaving out
the one at this place, which was one
of the first to be established.
The NEwqDoMNIoN is, we are glad
to say, one of the newsiest papers in
the State. May it continue to pros
per till it,shall WELD mighty in
fiuence for its party and cause. Sue
cess to it, nts go
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
FAIRMoHT.
The Mountain City, Its Men and
Maidens.

!, By Our Special Correspondent.
J FArRNoNT. Feb. 1.-The Mononga
hela river is once more free of ice al
this place.
Miss Minnie Philips, student in
the Normal school, was visiting Eva
Brand at Warrington, Saturday and
Sunday.
f. A. Mcvicker, of Morgantewn
was here last Friday
Miss Daisy Harrison, daughter OF
Judge Harrison Of Clarksburg, is
visiting Miss Mamie Pierpoint
Frank Nichols, is home from Bal
timore, on a short vacation.
Miss Arab Martin, of Boothsville,
is the guest of Miss Cora Ogden.
Mr.. Louis Meyers, of Monongalia
county. who has been engaged by
the Pennsylvania Oil Company in
leasing land in this county, has been
living sick for week at the Cont
mental, he was able to go to his home
Saturday.
Barton NJ. Jones, of Monongalia
county, was in town last Tuesday.
A considerable land slide occurred
on the f., NJ. d p, r. r. near Rives-
vile Saturday, it will probably be
several days before trains can pass
over the road.
A series of meetings has been in
progress in the NJ. +. Church for one
,.o,l- Nfs~x Sha,p,a, ,uhA 10 sroi,,ar 70
Morgantown to assist Miss Jennie
Smith, stopped here over Sunday.
She delivered some elegant and high
ly appreciated lectures Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night
Mr.. ID. l.. Morrow purchased of c.
Il. Gray, the property adjoining that
which DIR. T. odgenlately purchased
on main street.
I Capt. +. A. Billingslea purchased,
Of Mrs. Eyster, the property adjoin-
ing ID. l.. Morrows. These gentle
men expect to put up three substan-
ltial business houses in the spring.
The concert given at the rink last
Friday night for the benefit of the
Newburg sufferers, by Dowden's Or
ehestra and the Doolittle Cornet
Band, was one of the most pleasing
and excellent entertainments that
our people have recently had the
pleasure of enjoying. The net pro
ceeds amounted to about S55. The
large audience was composed of our
best people, and the applause which
greeted the performances attested
their appreciation of. the rare enter
tainment given them 3sfiS IiiAt
The venerable J. J. Pitcher, who
has been lying very low for some
time, died near Rivesville yesterday
morning, the funeral will take place
at the Pitcher graveyard to day.
Mr.. Pitcher was in his 96th year.
We regret very much to learn of
the death of Mrs. J. f. Fleming. wife
of the editor of the New DOMINION.
She was a most excellent lady, and
our warmest sympathies are extend
ed to the bereaved husband and
| friends. ttf
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
Resolutions Of Respect and Es>
teeIHl.

AT a Quarterly Conference held
for Morgantown station, Morgan
town district, West Virginia Annual
Conference, in the parlor of the NJ
L. church, Morgantown, w. Va,
Feb. LIST, 1886, Rev. J. f. Chenoweth
in the chair, the following resolu-
tons were submitted by committee
appointed by the Conference, con
sisting Of Geo. C. Sturgiss, w. p.
Wiley and John j. Brown and unan-
imously adopted;
Resoloed, That we hereby express
our profound appreciation of the I'M
remitting, consecrated, and wonder
fully effective labors. of our esteemed
sister in Christ, Miss Jennie Smith,
in behalf Of this station, and the
souls of this community during the
past two weeks, that we rejoice in the
evidence that largely through her
labors multitude have been con-
victed of sin, many have turned from
wicked lives. and found peace in
Christ, a large number has been adj
ded to the membership of the church,
and both the church and the whole
community have been lifted to a
higher plane Of spiritual life, the in
6nences of which we believe will
reach one into eternity.
.Resolved, That we recognize in
sister Smith a deeply, earnest and
devoted Christian woman, an indie
fatigable and most effective Chris
tian worker; having an eye single to
the glory of God, a heart full of sym
pathy for all conditions of humanity,
and an Incorporating hostility to
sin 10 all it's forms. a-
Resolpea, That we will follow her
with our prayers in heIfuture labors,
and will ever be ready to extend to
her a warm and cordial welcome,
should God permit her to return and
labor or visit among us. fnl
5 Resolved, That these resolutions
be entered by our Secretary in the
minutes of this Conference, and that
copy thereof be sent by him to sis
ter Smith, with the regards and best
wishes of every member of this Con
ference, and united prayers for the
richest blessings of God upon her
labors.
By order of the Conference, and
copied from it's minutes.
JOHN J. Brown,
Secretary.
MoRGANTowN, Feb. 2, 1886.