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The sIock lisa.

INV YoRK, Ang. 12.-U. s. 3's. l0os{
&c. 1861; 45<'s, 11l4; Pacific Sc, 125;
American Express. los; Canada Paoifo
e81f; Can. Southern, A.; Oen. Pscifc.
AZ; Burlington, ls2; Lackawanna,
l2g; Denver a Rio GFands. 811<; Kan.
Louisville q Nashville. 46s<; Miohigaa
Central, go; Northern PaciHo, 275<;
preferred, 605<; Northwestern. 11Ss(;
New York Central. I105k; Oregon Rail
way and Navigation, 106 Oregon
rransoontinsntsl. 521f; Orsgon I'm
provement, 2l5<; PacIio Mail, 56<;
Panama. 50; Rock Island. rs; Union
Paeifc, B655E( United States Express. 63i &;
Wells FARGO. 126; WestsrnU Union, 66sS;
Erie, 1851 81. Paul. 921<i Texas Pa
cifc, 14s<.
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PAPER PIPEs FoR Gas AND Wat.
Kk.-In Vienna there were recently
exhibited gas and water service pipes
made Of paper. The same kind OF
pipes viii do for many factory pur-
poses, and for laying electrical wires,
ETC., We should suppose il 70 be
specially useful The pipes, accord
ing 10 the Paper World, are made as
follows; Strips Of paper are taken,
the width Of which corresponds With
The length Of one pipe section. The
paper Is drawn through melted as.
phalL and woand upon q mAndrel
which determines the inner diameter
Of The pipe. When the pipe thus
made has cooled, il Is pulled Of the
mandrel aud the inside Is covered
with q kind Of enamel, whose nature
is kept secret By the makers The
outside Is painted with asphalt var
nish and busted over with sand. Il
4 stated that such pipe win resist
5000 pounds internal pressure, though
The thicknsss Of the stuff 4 only
about half an inch.
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Q. S. Marshal's Notice.
ADMIRALTY sElZURF-THK ROBERT L
hELhNAR.

nEAn-AAA
TEAuzorE on AsHrzeroS. No ass7.
Third gunIc1AL DlsTHlcE. IS.
TTHRREAe. A LIBEL has BEEN FILED
w n tn Disirtct Court Of ne Thisd ia.
5icial District OF Washington Territory hold.
ing ternE a. Seattle 10 Admiralty. on The SIN
day q August, A. D., ISIS, By Hermnu Han
son, Charles Herman Suadsirum, Andrew Lar
sen, Willism Sharp, kiward Klsg ana EdWafd
Larsen aRainss the salp Robert L. Belknap.
was masfer, her tac kie. apparel and furaiturr
and cargo 90 the cause II wsges. civil aud mar.
itime, for the reasons and causes ID. the laid
ifbel men iioued, and raging the usual pro
cess and ncuition Of toe sAi1 Court IN that
behalf 20 BE- made. and ihat al persons inter.
for the causes IN the said lbel men,iOued, b
eendemned AID sold 10 pay TIE demands Of
the iibo iani, and where's, in pursuance Of
the prayer Of the sail libel, . monition ana
warrant Of arrest against said ship. hls beB
issued and delivered 70 me Tor serves, md
whereas. 1. o. tbs oh dav q august, Iss6. IN
Obedience to said writ, did attach h sid ship
cr vessel, her tackle, etc. ard nov daia tbs
sane IN nv eue'oiys awaiting lbs further or
der Of the Court respec ing ihs SINE
Nos, therefore. Is puFsuares Of The said
ronition under the seal Of the said { art 10
me direeted and delivered. 90 hereby glve
public no Ice 70 All persons Ginning the said
ship. her tackle, apparel aud furniinre, and
cargo or % any manrer interested thefein.
thai they be and appear before the sais pls-
triet spurt 10 b. held ct toe City Of Seattle. Ia
and for the Third Judicial District Of the Ter
ritory u Washington. on Thufseay. Tie asa
day q August. A D., SIS, a. Eleven o'eleck
IN the forenoon Of the same dav, Il the SINE
shaa be . dAy Of iuiis5c ious OH ralae. On
ihs next day Of iaiisdicficn thereafter. then
and there 10 iat6rpose ciaim Tar The same.
aad = make their aiiega lens n ihai hehalf.
Dated AZ Sc tfla. w. r. the day 81 Au
gust A. D.. 1886. TT HAMILTON,
United states Marshal,
By II. L. HANLroS Deputy
N sonrnn "a nrn-lar llr L.-h.I-an-.. u 6
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ErO
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfish Bay.

The STEAMER SEATTLE
49, vi lesYa the had q Pea
Mashlusfor f1f SEATTLE 90 uabaSvs "a ri.
caFs q M sff leave beaa 81 Port llrcbera
9 Es4 a q Mitchsirs At 10 m folr.
Nhiie' aid Fofaxs 1t IA "a. and wiz srsfVs
~ -fstfis q p NJ ketsfn.nr o PR Va b
q 9 % aud Pat Orchard, viii b - Harfisq
ion seaiih's wh4rf Tuesday, and - ardags
a e<oa m
% Nsdnesdsys q =. u. viii fesvs he 4 a.
Dec Bay faT sea a.; isave Palnf White
ana fsita6e ~ II ~. Rssarnlne viii leave
aeafiie On HsEe day a. o. m
Esle ifaEn any sofa % Pit Washfnrtnu a.
Fort urch4fd. SOC bsfWcen port. 1se
4Ft John n Ar.fTtE ar.sfs~
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GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

mABK A. LONGAKRR, n. D.,
Graduate Of Woman's Medical College
uf Fennzs iFania.
O1lee AID residence cerner Cherry aud
khlro sSrecta. 0tlce houra trala y 70 -
and from - o'clok.
PARTICULAR attention gwen ~ the treat
Consultations II Anglish and German.
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As next year wiil be the B0sh Of Qussn
Vieaaria,s reign, E1alana i 10 have q
eompiete rev coinage. The Qaesn
hiss eivsn a. artist several sitIincs
fer her portrait, and tie bad ~
the noins vii BE- HicEosoopieaily 49,
Fats. The pregent o1iBaee hsAFs HsR
Mniesayas pasture a. SO lonked ffly
years aRo. and The naw efixiea wiil
prshabiy show = psEcspsihls deelins 10
atsEaeaissuasa
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tho ara al1 al1bes1a "a 5lid net TAU ~ call ca
aim The Dsctar has visited he hospitals q
kdrppe ard ootaiued q great deal Of Falnabif
iniefnaflon Whieh b. 4 conpsaent b impart
% those IN ned sf his services. nH. 0IBB0k
yin make no charge unless 10 afeefa 3 errs
Ferrous cured ~ home. Gall or write. Al
conIzuntcationp strictly occidental. ssnf
ien aollafs foE 3 uackaRs o. nedietas. "a
drcss On. J. p. GfBBoN, Box 1857 9an Prat
sieeo. fiAi. Mentsas Pos g-IWTrttFaNprRp
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MELLS LINE san VESSELS
EhoN
san FRANCHISE % 9eattle
4 n@ Ths fat sssmw1s.'.
JOSEPHINE

d. X. HOWARD. Sole Owns,
Wni, from date, carly he lnilaA
sreskfy triaa 70 saatfia Lawns M
beeIs every A1uday and fridaT 1llls.
" j toti y & Port eaE8hle Ter p4lI
o fsr.ahs ariFitg 81 Seattle
sfAefaaoD returning win leNFe A
~ i 50 II o'ci1ck sferT IaeloAl =
-aflsdas H4dIuinE. taking ~
Pprs aAIliils for 3 aheck and yMio1
The stearner josephine VIII lq4F4
and resolve orasFi for Az poinlen -.
Cana.
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SK&rxkE. March 8 l3sa.
DR. II. u. AsoEoAxaE -1leAF cAr Eor
yeAEs nAd 1sen afflicted VIA > heavy
nlRAE Woula - troabieo WIKI 01l1c1LS
breathing. c1aEhtuE ana ox7eet1<4A1lia 3
- that 1 Ha1 n1E httlo Eese 4 vas xezS
miserable LloHi t1ls casaErn q Ene AeaAls
lzo1e, ana lie ask1u1k 10r Whaca ] t9.Aa
nnd no reilef. Rad osen proaaaxicfd IN
cor4hle WHEN 1 sog4hE yoQr care An1
II . lev daTa resaitln< N . permanent
cure.
Kram what know o. Dr. LcnZaker's
professional aklN an1 tEnarulenk, teel 4
CA most AeaE III recommend ~ pera1zzs
suffering Lon disease % hll1s VITA the
assurance kE4t eney viii receive ui4sE ex-
ceiienE professional and rne9 icai treat
manL CLARK u. DAVIS.
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RHN1ENNAN I'D 1NN41s 1.Il1s
GRADUATE or TIE DEPART
NJ menk q 1lcl1e 1zl1 <zEfJ q ne
Once * ~ Saa9tse Genera EQaQitz
a Erurth and Je3craon ElroeEa
Spoclzt a1taaEiun GlTo1 % c1eon1c 60
eA1as and al surgical cea24s al12 - ~
Hansea az wo4eM.
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kEVli'IAlMi'oEL


j. W. TARTE. Master.
WIN leave Yesler's wharf. sosilla eFMy
Monday morning. e z 0'ciock, for
New IVES minsier and VaneouVef, B. &.
via Port Iowasend and the laianaa
And Thursday moraiRgs a. u'closk. e.
Vancouver. direct, va he l1lands ~
Semiahmoo.
The EvanRei arrives AZ YanconFw
the day alter leaving seattle. and allH
remaining lhe1e three hours i1Gf1 a1
her return trip 70 seat e.
FOR trtignf or p&eaaHe apply % NANi
klie TAX. agent. Or on board
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HASHlkGT0a
STEAMBOAT TRAkSpoaTATloa a
Carrying the y. 8. Mali.
fss'ma, SfaIIIs { FOri IVVHilni

ONE or TIE W. a. -
3 II. Cos steamers 80. a.
tFtsshing on Or kdilhle
VII run tally between Tacoma F14 FIJI
loWnsend. leaving tacoma upon s..Is.
o. tram and touching At SeafIla FN
Madison, ort Gamble, Port LuilH#
tort Town END. Returning loart
low send every day lcxcopt Sunl ls f /
O'Clock y. N.
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Or. n. u. l0n6akER

RA0UATN OF III INV 81
III aty az ReansFirAlia. hiss peEn1a-
neatly located u 1eaaa
10 Rhn cornsr Of Cherrg ana Third STREETS
d. Aoneaker MAKES > apeciklry q a4s-
eaEea q the
Ave. Ear and Threat
Treas prtrata. ehronie and skia diseases
reE1sres tnaloEs and llleera WitAouS peAn
o. tna - q ths kniie.
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TO TIE UNPORTUNATE


Oh GA8B0E'H
Diapansary Na.ss
ksAray airset, EaF
fnnciaee. Estsh
iishd IN 1854. fo1
tie haaimeat d
SEXUAL aad semInai
Disease. such q
8oEoHRa0A, GEHna
sxMCIuHE. 6FFHlI
IL IN al ~ forIss.
SEMINAL WMAKNEss
md IMPeTENcK.
Loss 81 mhhaod
nefmanenflv ruA
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Telephone Telegraph Company
Ger. Second and Cherry sts., seattle.

EsTTMATEs FURNISHED FOR
~ Electrical work. Wire. Bells Bate
RES and Electrical material Of ali kinds
for sale. ulvf
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SEATTLE-WAATc0M RouTG

The steamer " X BHRnWfE
leave ccaltie every sunday. Tuea 81 4
te.tfaQas efentns . o clock. fnf w
60 ting ~ Ankiiteo, Iulaiip. Caa6ts
OAk haT oor. Z taaiady, Lsaoonnar. 1
Nl.coffts. Guamoa. Samlah. Hnlrf1
isiiinkn4m and Sehcma
ttaturnlng, viii leave Whatnnm e4ss
Monday, " odneaday and rrId1f ~.
Ia. a. 3 o'clocx. Tor Saatt'a nII|t4
atarmediato points On the way.
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RAuxx akrxEI, IKP, FxRRr.
tressdens yhcs Prssideni
Puget Sound National Bank Of
SSattls.
Occidental Block.

QuY AND Skill FOREIGN AND
- domestic exckaaea tranafar mnaey
~ tele9FapA . any part a. th8 Unise1
ctAsse And kurope. reeriva dspcAffs ~
lloGeT and tasua pa1s hocka e. earst asAsss
CoRRUsPoNDENTA
Lnn2na. n. "a. RoshsehHA 4 seuR
haraa De Hatharkld FforUa.
gsaAefaFa a. ~ = Vsa eeaaRw - O.
la4eua. snEcik Earinaai Bark.
~ Hfanei1no tha Hank q C'aiffnEnfa
kur11nA sha FtrIa NaEieaai bank,
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PUaET g0UNn STORE REIlPOaG

Traize leave Seattle fsr Kent 4ruet
5EnCrioE. sumner Pay aiiua and 1acrnl4
- 60 q m enn zSf n.
hetuFning leave Ia enA AZ -. m. A.
living e seat.is at e11 p ~
, ocsi leaves stuck JuncEien Tor Seattle
g SIC .. N. and arrives - f0a n.
I. j. M11eNKk Euparintendana.
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$1,000 RRWARl,

pY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
ID err Of King oouAgy, ". T.. hereby
0Aer 5000 reward fer the arrest and con
vietion Of the person, who, on the 9th day
u February, murdered j. Manning Col.
man and Wilbur Patten. on Lake Waah-
inRt0n. In said county.
J.H McGRAW. Sheriff.
Seattle. y. T.. Feb. n. 1854 fe9s
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STEAMER HELEN
F0R COLBY, P1RTS ORCHARD IA
WASHINGTON

SrEA1RR HE1. IN =
lila. Maslar. ~. -. $
On q clnAln ; wharf coAtlles ever h. '|..
y eaneseitil and FRIDAY. As a
-,oinl' Aiiscnells Point. head o. Or. IS
etlate aiso, % head 81 Pert " ~ 10.
- etnias ieAfe head cf iurt ~ -
n. MI halls Point * io.39 i. ~ l'ii''. u
1i-s arrlFiaz 81 Seaftla shout =
aeeday thursday and safardsf.
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FoR the UPpRR sKae1
STEAMER nrrnr

STEAMER GLIDE
Carrying TIE Cnited slalna ~.
RAVES NE&LhhS Wan 80
IL Monday. "Wednesday - W. - y.
turnint Tuesday. fhursoaI 80 ~.
calling ~ Mukut1o. Iuiaiin. NI.a-'.-I
ltaaladYs Fir Llandlna, SkA.s.s llIr ..''.'..
vernon, sterling and Al
points above. For frolghf g. - r. ~ Y
o. ocard TO enc. foSFfIl. n q
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SEATTIE-skAeIT EIVER Ro9If

he steamer DAISY wnl lave aals
Tor nka8if riEef And way porlM e4aW
AoneAy sn4 THURSDAY, rHfaInlnR 4aGf
days and EridayA
For freight and passage aufiF az Cam
panya ofiice, on Neaiar'aw ha rfnn gf
the beats e. the sane Whal
0rsl-u Gkl 8. JAe1E8 es1,1.
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san EnAxroo. Ana. l2-Ihs fsEsu-
ine ara - pam1neess - - sseansr
fSeauna e,,x prrffamH.
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c. &P. S. R. r.


FOR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
= ana intermediate etailoas. daily, q
Ian
daily 81 s. 10 and 1910 q. NJ. ar6 i p. -.
Returning arrive at seattle from Cd
flyer exteneio1 * AS D. M. and from
NewcAstle branch ~ % = m. II m. 80
and tsp. m
tunzing tine 70 Franklin. b. SON.
Running tine % Ne scasiie. I. d "a.
II eflec4 A0ril s. lfH
Smyrna times., 1886-03-10

THE New COMET.-The comet which
was discovered by Parisian astrono-
mer last December seems destined to
to cut quite a figure in terrestrial Cir
cles. Professor Boss, of the Dudley
Observatory, reports that it is increas-
ing in brightness and promises to be a
grand spectacle" By the middle of
April it will be visible to the naked
eye, and two weeks later, according to
the Professor, it will probably be as
brilliant as the great comet of 1881.
We take it that Professor Boss regards
this particlar celestial as inclined to be
sociable with our planet, for he re-
marks that when nearest the earth 1.-THE
comet will be only 100000 miles dis
tant." Distance, like everything else,
depends" If one was in hurry for
an answer and had to send the average
district messenger boy 100000 miles
with note to her, with the chance Of
his lettering the way to dicuss baseball
and roller-skating news with one of his
brethren-why, then. 12,000,0 600 miles
would seem considerable of a yawning
gulf. But let a heavenly body be
100000 miles from the earth and as
tronomers remark that it is "only"
that far off, with an air of people allud-
ing to a stranger who while not exactly
living in town can be found in the
suburbs.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-10
Talk of the Day.

Another meeting has been called in
Washington to consider the project of
a permanent National Exposition in
that town in 1892 and thereafter.
Much more attention is now paid to
diversified agriculture by Southern far
mers than eversbefore, and the benef-
cial results are becoming manifest.
The Governments of Belgrade and
Sofia have at last decided that their re-
spective interests cannot be served by
a resumption of hOstilities, and have
signed treaty of peace.
A cable dispatch from London says
that John Morley, in an address at
conference of Liberal delegates, said
that the Government would probably
make an early appeal to the country
on the Irish question.
NJ. Pasteur has announced to the
Academy, at Paris, that his system of
inOculatiOn proved successful in 325
cases of persons who had been bitten
by mad dogs. In only one case did the
treatment result in failure.
The large dry goods dealers of New
York City are opposed to the passage
of Senator Wilson's bill doubling the
rates. of postage on fourth-class mat
ter. They say it will practically kill
their Out-Of-tOwn trade with small Gus
TONERS.
Count Herbert Bismark is not to go
as German Ambassador to England.
He is the right-hand man of his father
in the Berlin Foreign Office, and will
stay there, ready to become the head
of the department on the Chancellor's
death or retirement.
l like to see," said Mr.. Beecher in
his sermon Sunday week, THAT the
ants and spiders think nothing of me
and are not afraid" The moral of this
is, we suppose, that even the ants and
spiders admire a decent self-respect
and have found Mr.. Beecher out.
They are still engaged in looking for
the golden candlestick of SolOmOn's
Temple which Titus carried to Rome
in triumph, and which is supposed to
be in the bed of the Tiber. If they
would call the candlestick doodle"
and send some New York Aldermen
over to Rome they would get it in less
than a week.
The malarial air of Washington ap-
pears to have affected the utterances
of Mr.. Cleveland. He no longer drops
such gems of thought as "a public
office is a public trust" but wades,
through long sentences in which
such phrases as "inocuous desuetude F"
stand out. Here are few words from
his message TO the Senate: There is
no mysterious power of transmutation
in departmental custody, nor is there
magic in the underlined and sacred SOL
emnity of department files"
Mr.. Blaine's dissection of Mr.. Schurz
in his Twenty Years." is rather mer-
ciless, but scientific and neat withal.
The victims friends are trying hard to
prove that he deserved his fate by re-
printing some of the lies he told about
Mr.. Blaine in the last Presidential can
vass. 1t is an insane proceeding on
the part of Mr.. Schurz's friends, but if
it amuses them everybody ought to be
pleased. We are quite ready to admit
that what Mr.. Blaine now says about
Mr.. Schurz is as true as what Mr..
Schurz then said about Mr.. Blaine was
false. This probably is the object of
the deadly parallel.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-10
Wonderful Cures

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been selling
Bucklens Arnica Salve for two years Have
never handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these medi-
cines in this city. Several cases Of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by the use
of few bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric BitterS. We
guarantee them always. Sold by J. p. HOtfecker,
Druggist, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1886-03-10

1t has been over score of years
since a discovery like the compound of
DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron has
been made. The constituent parts are
daily used by the leading Physicians
of Europe and America in their prac-
tice, who recognize in celery the best
nervine known. The extract of beef is
most nutritive and invigorating, while
the iron is tonic for the blood and
food for the brain. 1t is a remedy
every farmer should keep on hand, as
it is Invaluable for many diseases. All
druggists sell it.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-10
Wilmington M. E, Conference.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.


The eighteenth annual session of the
Wilmington NJ. E. Conference opened
at ElktOn Thursday under very auspi-
cious circumstances. Prayers were
made by Revs. B. C. Jones and james
A. Brindle. Mr.. Duhadway deliv-
cred short sermon from II Cor. II, 5:
" We persuade men,"
Bishop w. T. Mallalieu then as
cended to the pulpit, and calling the
presiding elders of the district inside
the chancel railinge, proceeded to ad-
minister the sacrament of the Holy
Communion or Lords Supper.
Bishop Mallalieu opened the confer
ence proper at II 80 o'clock, and the
order of business was at once taken
up. The Revs. J. d. Rigg and w. J.
Duhadway were nominated for CORE
spending secretary, but the latter
declined in favor of the former, who
was reelected. Mr. Rigg named as
his assistants Revs. E. H. Nelson and
E. c. MacnichOl. Rev. J. D. c. Hanna
was reelected statistician, choosing as
his assistants the Revs. William A.
Wise, A. S. MOwbray, j. w. Easley,
Olin S. Walton, George L. Hardesty,
Vaughn S. Collins and Benjamin c.
Warren.
DR.. Sanford Hunt, agent of the New
York NJ. E. Book Concern, addressed
the conference briefly. He said the
past twelve months had been the most
successful in the history of the Book
Concern, 81, ,018, 900 worth of books and
papers being sold, the profits being
$105,000. During the year S81 900 of
the debt of the concern was paid, and
and the last batch of bonds on the
Broadway building of the concern will
be redeemed by April 1st.
Bishop Mallalleu made a short ad-
dress: he hoped that there would be
good order and harmony; desired
that the conference would be "a spirit
ual one, &c. He would be accessible
at any time, day or night, excepting,
perhaps, Sunday, to all who wished to
see him about any matter.
Rev Charles Hill, Presiding Elder of
the Wilmington district, reported AZ
churches in his charge valued at 1929
$50. There were 20 parsonages, 33
circuits and stations, 81 pastors. the
highest salary being $1,000 and the
! lowest 500. About 90 churches eX-
ceeded their assessment for missionary
purposes, the others met their assess
ment, with about five exceptions. The
amount apportioned to the district was
| $6,7l5, and the amount collected 81, ,180
being an excess of $465 and an increase
Of $69S over last year $9,SO6 had been
collected for all seven of the church
collections. There were revivals at
many ofthe charges and l ,265 conver-
sions. There were several improve
ments to churches. An increase il
members on the district of 5G3 and an
increase of 76 probationers over last
last year were reported.
The following resolution was reaC
and adopted:
WHEREAS, We believe the time ha
come when an effort should be made to Sc
curea conference endowment fund for tn,
benefit Of our conference claimants; there
fore
ReSolred That a committee of four min
isters and four laymen shall be appointed
to consider the matter and report to thi
conference. Signed,
W. 5. ROBINSON,
J. FRANCE,
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Smyrna times., 1886-03-10

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