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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

14AtAH@ |"tlr N<|tttAri.
Comfy Clerk McLaIn yesterday fled
a petition with the County Board lo'
1he printing OF blanks. To enable him
10 comply with The law passed by ths
last Legislature providing for the en-.
rcil'neut Of soldiers. their widows and
orphans OF the armies OF the Uuited
States in the late wars. Under the
provisions Of the act 1t is the duty oi
the Aijusanf General 10 furnish the
necessary blanks 10 the County Clerks.
who in turn i 10 furnish them to the A.
SCISSORS OF the counties. This hAs not
been done, because the Legislature
made no appropriation for the MISTER,
and the AdJutant General has sent :
-rqnest to the Clerks 10 present the
matter 70 the County Boards asking
them 10 make such appropriation. The
Board for 'hi- county (Narion) declined
20 take the action, stating a. reason that
the act of the Legislature provided that
the State should pay for the blanks.
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postal clerk worked n his hu,insss car.
ln-fritustnx nail from near and far.
~ hssfy. hNrFist ,ori a. nay
~ talked ~ lln<eA. and heard kfu say.
~ seven isnf years I've had fhss run
All tetu l0ts n ~ork huf Hulk fun
I've learned ths scheme finest every state
hvN 'n ilrnr cr ttFne and Apu slen late.
semsiiue> weFk - IRE and sometimes nlssssd.
And every fxaminaflsn ra4ktt.
Tvs nefr "a. pouches near and far
- eruif eAnrse, from ~ pcstaI car.
sent N many and MANY s.ip
when ne hc,s not xisAer careless or fip-
feks dcuhieffte snn snd dead ht AIDED back
tnf hsrn IN 'hr titsh and ~ The track.
0ntn trrrred hing delay
kuf afsnys ee' 'nADd 70 draw ny pay.
I've fritf 70 ~ hnresl and 90 nv rrrk we'll
q had ~ ~ cAerk- ~enid very soon tell
nn every trip sefk Hittost crssif.g.
ronthnr mail seems ~ ~ ever iEltfsasinr.
iturnetf etefy rnufe tbcth ways which cross.
handle many .reh lftf.f~r Nth nestr loss.
I'D poptn On every station ~ 'oech
Ihcufh s.us a them don't sncnnr much.
xrndaysi never nm. for that day ge, ny rect
BY working mail IN Office
Prom Srrfh Sarth. fssf and West
ihsre are millions ofP-opie IN 'tis y I'd land,
And many. many. write terrible hand.
while ofhers haven't susy % spell
That rlusf Ne seen. fnr no enc can tell
A. certain station. fpr ne las, fs~ Gays.
fellr~ isvks - ~ifA fsr-aNsy gare:
And hfaves sgh. ffam which 80 inferred
His heart 4 sickrret w hcpe deferred
mt.i+ M PLAIN 20 - -esn by bis saddened face.
IL hss ssked Crcis sam for postal clerks place.
And hopes ssch tfir viii ~ r,g last
A. ~ sees fhs cor 70 gliding past.
Ne th'nks this ttt's An extra rri1e.
Ant s.fs p himself. "sf'- 5u<t NY sire.
rsn throw sfpnust - ant fsksfhsn ~.
To remove srch partisan would W sin.
- y ~ .tauif s.sv nrt NJ The cold
rhils "fherr sre sp'tg fhe harvest ~ goid''f
last tf.r ~ worked through shine ard storm
Fer fiestfsrd sn4 rivii sertice Reform
snra~fitues fhinF this verdAnt rnnth
Siouid - fpid he piain. unssrnishet truth;
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buck At the front door and kick him
clear into the street Train UP . child
IN the way Il should not 60 and YOU may
be sure Il will not depart from Il I've
seen some people take moro interest In
pointer pup than their children. I'm
not going 10 father children for damna-
tion, and - long as they eat bread and
meat At my table they will not 90 to
balls, parties and progressive euchrc oc-
cssions. despise man who won't
pay his debts. but the meanest man on
earth IL that usurer who loans you 5000
on . $500 farm. He don't expect 10
get his money back. He is waiting for
The farm and when he gets you n time
when he knows you can't pay he'll goo-
bic Il mp. Oh. you usurer. when you sit
down in puddle OF birthstone. with
your pockets weighed down with gold,
YOU will wish you had the power Of lift
ing that load. don't want = los Of sink
ers 10 hod me down 10 damnstion.' In
closing Mr.. Jones remarked that IL one
word he had uttered seemed unkind.
God. who knew his heart. would show
nothing but sincerity and feelings Of
Kindness for one and oil there present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

INDIANA INSANE HosrrrAL.-Th,
Board Of Trustees Of tie Insane Hospi
taI, have submitted to the Governor
::;s:. report for the fiscal year ending
October 81, 1885. The real md persona
property o. the institution IL valued al
sl.6l5.447 -. and the amount expended
for mainienance Was 3a<66I6 "a; fol
clothing. tII.8i5 IS making total cost
exclusive " repairs, <25s.433 SO. The
average number of patients during tht
year vas I.l22, IN increase OF 2lb ovel
the preceeding year, and the cost of each
patient per ennum for maintenance Wal
sl73l The trustees cay that the hoe
tsl j. in good condition the health ol
the patients was never better. aud th<
per cenisgesof cures IN acute diseasel
largely increased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19
slagnItnde Of The Dairy Business.

Washington Star.
Few are aware OF the magnitude ol
our dairy business and The damage 10
that business caused BY the sale aud con-
sumption Of counterfeit bntte:. Statis-
tics slsow that the value Of the butter,
cheese and milk produri Ia this country
last ear was over <5DOOOO. goo. This IL
$3.50 OO0.O00 more than The entire cst
crop Of the country, $419 0u000o more
than the pig iron product. $257. .0O0.0Y0
more than the iron and steel product,
$12O OCO, ,0C0 more than the cotton crop
that used to be called king, and $780,
600 0Q more than the entire wheat crop
OF The country. The amount invested Il,
miIrh cows alone is over S70o. 900 600,
which Is more than The capital stock oi
al the banking institutions IN the United
States.
But this II not question solely OF dol
lars and cents, but the greater one Of
health, and the right Of the people 70
have v hat they psy for. Statistics show
that over 50cO0OO0 pounds of bogus
butter was made in this country last
year. over 100000 pounds OF which
was shipped away from the city OF Chi
cago alone, aud this year the probability
il that the quantity made win be much
greater.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

q durable and weIehty- -!ooking do Of
Is now made Of paper. While L costs
about the Same q wood, Il q much bet
ter, because there q no shrinking. ewel-
Hing, cracking Or warpinR. Il IL COM
po.ed oftwo thick paper boards stamped
and nodded into panelo and gluei 20.
gether With glue and posash and then
rolled through heavv rollers. u e fIrsl
coated with : waterproof coating aud
then with . iire proof coating. and Il
painted and vanished and hung ~ the
ordinary way. NV Inland Printer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

Persona who have occasion to 20 o1oulo
the public square on Sundays o. c1c|1
way TO church or Other wise, cannot &I
70 see the difference produced " CO
simple announcement Of Prosecutor A.
tell Of HE intention to enforce Z o(o1u1n
that had been entirely disregarded on1
had come 70 be regarded a. dead lo1oc1.
Business houses that had been reRuIcrl1
opened up On Sunday tho oamo q
other days and proved places of ~
sort for boys and loafero, are now c1oc-
ed. and quiet and decorum now chorno.
terize the business quarter This mc1
be distasteful 20 the loafe11 nd M
haters, but i IL certainly agI06obIo ~
the law-abid;ng and moral portion o. ~
community. Sullivan Democraf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

The Ice gorge proved too much for The
temporary bridge over White river, near
New0erry. on The new extension OF the
E.& 1. 4. ~, and has taken out several
bcnts of piIing. Passenger and freight
eradic will Be interrupted for : lev DAYS
until the breach u repaired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

FetersbnFE Press.l
The fsrmers Of Dubois county are
talking Up county fair. That county
maintained good fair for many ycars.
Joseph Stubhle6eId has changed his
course of life and Is working with The
christian people IN the cause Of religion.
lie preached at the N. T.. church on
"Wednesday D xht Of last week and also
on Sabbath night. Large crowds were
out 10 kear him on both occasions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

With one exception the towuoh1ro
haye had the best Institutes this winl0r
than ever. Attributable 70 t;ss advnocos
ment OF the times.
The date Of the fair Was fixed for Az,
gust 30th 10 September lth, incIooivo.
which makes it one Of the ilrss ~ ~
seaeou.
= current item eays that rovlvo1
mceting Ct Winalow has closcd 6>n
ssIoons Of that town, the pronrfocorr
having been converted.
Revivals 1t Union and In TIE xlo1r11D
have resulted in nearly 500 perpona 1;.
ing converted to Christ, and The woc& r
still progressing.
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Washington correspondent tele.
graphs: ''If The peneIon arrrears bjll
should happen % pass the House. an ef.
fort will be made 70 pass an income tax
The lstter will be msde necessity "a
raise the money 10 pay the new pen
eious, should the bill become law
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pUHofs COUNTY. iSDiASA, By
CLEMENT DOANE.
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for transient advertisements; a reasona-
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20 be paid In advance.
ANNOUNCING cA~DrDATEs-
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For County 10y
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Can there Be anything brought Into
this housc,s asked : dIsgusscd member
q me Legislature, "thst will not Be re-
pen!ed sooner or later2' Ono or the op.
position suggesled - peeled grunge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

4 Wild cat weighing forty pounds
wes k'''ed sn Poeey townshIp, Harrison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-19

Tho tobacco crop OF Warrick couo&e.
e y estimated. will reach 10000. 10
poundA the largest crop ever'ralood ~
the county.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26
New Advertisement
Magnetic Harness DILL. W. Bennett.
Cons1ablc's Sale
The MlkalO.

DEATHS. For several weeks past the
grim reaper, death, has been busy in our
midst, EMBEDDING alike in his ICY embrace the
aged and the young. Many happy homes
have been made unuttcrably drsolatc and
the vacan, chars in stickcn households,
speak sadly eloquent Of the loved ones un-
timely called from the scenes o: tartI.--
Within three days, three bright interesting
boys, the special pets of devoted parents
have passed from earth to heaven. Harry
Myer, second son Of Mr. George +. Mycr.
Leo, eldest child of Mr. A. " Landaucr, and
Lewis Walsh, son of Mr.. William Walsh,
were attacked with that insidous disease
dipthrrin, and after short but intense suffer
ing death came to tccir release. Three chill
drcn nearly the same age were friends and
and playmates were fine, manly little tel.
lows, and by their winnings ways had won
for themselves many friends. Our warmrst
synpathics are extended to the brrCavCd
families in this hour Of their affection = Et-
dmtHer.
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CONN UNICATED.
Mcchanicsiown Md. Aug. q, 1886.

Mcchanicstown Md. Aug. 81, 1886.
/ EpIToR CLARION:
In last weeks issue of your paper, we
saw the question asked, Are we not assist
ed, supported, blessed in spite of ourselves,
in spite of our unrcason, our stubborncsS,
our violations and sins"
| Being but visitor and merely an outside
observer, can answer by saying, truly
blessed for never has it been my pleasure TO
be in town SO exempt from vice as Me
here then it must be classed as vagrant
Why is it Have the mountains formed an
impossible barrier, - towering brcastWork
to resist the onward march Of Evil? 1t
seems that the town has just nestled here be
hind the mountain, in peaceful, quiet and
calm content shutting out all wicke,lncss.
Though Local Option holds sway, stil
lntempciancc does not Turk around i'll hat
hidden bottles, as in most towns.
have been in many of the towns of Nd,
both on the Eastern and Western Shore and
in those towns where Prohibition does hold
sway, the taiiors of the place seem to have a
particular knack of making a certain pocket
OF doubtful size, suited ouly to the accom-
mediation of the little brown Jug" and
every other man, especially the young seems
to be dressed in this unbccoming fashion,
The people Of Mcchancstown may well be
proud, that such is not the case here.
In IL stay Of nearly month, and my fire.
qucnt wandcrings about, have yet to hear
the first proi;nc word Do not imagine
from this that am on the outskirts am
right in the center and being of an obsers-
iny nature, hardly think it would fail to
reach me, were it indulgcd in.
In no town could there he a more strict
observance of the Sabbath. Even the trees
partake of the sanctl,y Of the place, and
seem to whisper, rs if they, too were afraid
of disturbing the worshiprrs. If any place
could DO without the Sabbath, for religious
observancts and the medication of morals,
it might he Mechanicstown; but here comes
in the parable of the talent. Unto him that
hath it shall be given" for here, it is most
closely observed, Even the wee little ones,
dressed in their Holiday attire, vending
their way to the Sabbath School, seem TO
realize that they must behave differently on
that day. The larger ones attend the
Church, and must say. the greater portion
of the people attend some service on the
Sabbath, or else, the population of Mechanics
town is far greater, than it appears to a cas-
ual observer Even those, who can not, or
do not attend may be seen dressed in their
best, quietly respecting the day. And the
young men, who seem to think Sunday Il
day of relaxation, a day for escapades and
frolics, remain quietly at home and attend
Divine service.
o. people Of Mcchaniestown in answer TO
the question asked in the beginning Of this
article, can truly say you are blessed,
more blessed than YOU have stopped to
realize. You seem to BE- one great family
tremendously working together, carefully
and lovingly watched over 10y kind Faith
rr, who holds You in the hollow Of His
hand" OBSERVER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Mr.. Henry " Bennett showed ns & sun.
flower tina; m'a>Gte@ Is inches in circun'-
ference j, grew "a his yard.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Headache, dyspepsia, hliousnoss, and con
stipalion cured at once by sellers Liver
Pills. CSC. box. Sold by all druggists.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Mr.. G D. Kcyscr has his engine and ma.
chinerv set in bis ncw building and is nearly
ready to bc.iu work Herewith.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

ealzo the fact that mus" our qygH and tremendous stock of Clothing in
suit can be accomplished amt our wo for the people Mnmc n ana sur sur
and values other firm sersovn dare '
but the tha this
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Rain is needed the ground IS 50 dry and
hard that ploushing is difficult.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Arrange to 20 on the excursion t" Aoat
Alo on the 9th of September.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

.5Therc wi, nc ,'la, eclipse of the sun on
the 29'h instant, vsi ,'c only as Il partial
eclipse in this ia:itlic.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Mr.. John W. King residing near Wolfs-
VILE, this county. gathered and sold the g.
SAG quarts of Whortlcbcrrics. The berries
were gathered from the Caloctin Mountains
and sold in this city. - kraminer.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

LUTHER DAY At PEN-MAR--'Th" re
union Of Luthcrans at Pen Mar on Wcncs
day, Sept 9th, is noticed by the press gcncr
| ally, and the indications are that the attend.
ancc will be very large \ number Of ~.
cursons from Virginia, West Virginia. Penn
svlvnnia, Maryland and the District OF Co
lumbia, are cspcciCd.
The special exercises will begin At 9 p. m
and consist of addresses of ID, 10 an"
minutes by eminent speakers intcrepcrsc1
with music by select bands and clIoirs. tn,
! Harrisburg Pa Chamhersburg, Pa, Harers
town, Md. ana other choIr> will render So
lect anthems and all The @hoiis will unite
| with the audience in singing familiar churcl,
hymns. Luthcr's Battle Hymn will be sung
III German.
Excursions will start from Baltimore, and
additional sections will be added along the
line, SO that all points may be accommodat'
ed. The usual excursion rates and time OF
the trains viii be indicated by railroad pos
tiers
Stands for the speakers and chors, and
seats for the audience will be provided.
Executive Committee,
DR.. J g. Morris, of Lutlervillc, Md.
Rev, w. c. Wire, of Mcchancstown. Md.
Dr. G. A. Hay, Of Gettysburg, Pa.
Rev. r. G.. Holland, fredericksburg, VIVA.
WE COMMEND to our readers, to some
more specially and directly than to others n
thoughtful pcrusal of the sermon published
on the first page of this issue. While Il
hearty interest in the welfare Of others is
commcndablc, there arc few traits more con
temptble than weakness for idle, vicious
gossip and oflcious interference with the af
fairs Ofothers.
That subject so hristling with oppor-
tunitics to strife home. reaching the circum
ference while touching the centre of the
moral circle in which many move, should be
discussed from the pulpit is propcr and as
suredly within its province.
| 1t would we are free to admit, demand a
degree of self repression beyond the limit OF
our control to deal as charlably with the
obnoxious mcddler as the reverend gentle.
man has done in tie sermon, and "mind
your own business" would, coming from us
be read with an accent and infection OF
doubtful propricty in pulpit.
We should be pleased to read moral Ice
ture to the gossip, and the mcddIer freed
from some of the restraints of the pulpit; W,
love them so little that such an opportunity
would afford an excellent waste away fOl
will gathcrn upon one AZ he goes
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

MeSerS Gihus and Willhiir have THEN
meat refrigerator ~ piacca their store room
on Water street.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Mr. Wm =. Cover, as trustee, will sell
the LONE farm Of tie late Rev. ID, p. Sayler
at Dolbi, Pipe Creek on Saturday, Scptcm-
Der 2Jth See posters
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

This borough needs law to keep COWS
Of of the streets they are much greater
nuisance than hogs and we have an ordi-
nance prohibiting the running at large OF
hogs. The law will do an injustice to no
ono and its absence from the statute books is
a manifest absurdity in this era of improve
mcntS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

SoHEWHAT WORN The following cN.
used scores of times by each and every writ
cr ia the country, should he obsolctcd: good
taste demands it, Takes the cake "hobs
w screnclv," and came down handsome
l,.1
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Professional.
oy:, n, + : ]. !, ieathe!n.a,
SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.
July 8, 1886.

Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear @
the Drug Store. =
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Ihe Westminster Sentinel recently fitted
It's, If oul IN a new dress and made "A decided
change for the better in its "makc up. 1t
always was good newspaper; it is now
loth good and yuol-looking.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

If nv children lad worms | should give
them Dr. Sellers rmifuge." and no 9th
er. tor i; never fails to expcl them. 25c
hoid hv all druggists.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

INV NoLuME.-Thc Maryland Inton has
j,.st entered 'rpon its thrtv.sccond volume
J lie I.n,oh 5 one of our hest and handsom'
Is; exchanges. Long may it remain under
rs present able management.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26
REMEMBER
"Thc Best is the Cheapest"
Our High Grade
BONE FERTILIZER.



Dissolved Raw Bone Po
warehouse where we would
farmers tola
Dissolved Bone Bone Potash Plaster
and bay
hanlg thomas a
noticing fr"
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For .1ddltionol locals see 2nd page
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=
Tic exercises al Mt. Tabor Church OF
this place were specially interesting on last
sunday, August 22nd. Rev. w. G. Wire
preached llarvrs, Sermon to very large
audience, which was anticipated by the la
dies of the congregation who decorated the
pulpit and altar most tastrtully and hcautl-
fully, with flowers and all kinds of fruit
among which we noti' ed cabbage, apples,
peaches, pears, tomatoes, grapes, etc, chairs
formed out of wheat, rye and oats, in the
stalk and also stalks of corn with the ears in
appropriate signs, rendered the decora-
lions neat tasteful and appropriate cliciting
general admiration,
The minds that conceived the designs and
Tie Wiling hands that assisted in the cNecu-
ton deserve much credit, to which the pas
tor referred in fitting remarks.
V
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26
Local Items.

Very cool nights.
Our town is crowded with visitors aai
boardcrs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-26

Lihcrtytown has a hen that lays solid
limestone eggs. The Banner man occurred a
ectiny and kept them warm in his "hr'I-
box" and there Matched out four comma
marbles, two composing stones, paper
weight, a door stop, n statue of Horace Gree
ly, a panellcd mantel and three monuments
10 the memory of departed postal convcn'
fence were found dead in the SHE'LL
Expensive VIsIToRs.-Onc day last week
we were honorcd with visit by some boys
in our absence they declined to be controlled
by the employees of the Office result one or
two dollars repairs of broken Ink fountain
We do not intend in this instance to pres
,nt the bill to the head of the family, but in
the future shall expect fathers to meet sur
gcons' bills for broken limbs and necks
without questioning us as to our liability.
A GRACEFUL COMPLIMENTS Another OF
our visitors finds our town possessed of suf-
ficicnt merit to attract more than passing
Glance and in the fullncss of her apprecia
ton, pens gracefully her thoughts and places
them mt our disposal.
1t is no slight tribute to the moral and so
rial worth OF our people this letter by "Ob.
server" and wlne those who have opportu-
nifty to know more may question the accur-
ucy of her observations in the matter Of"Iit.
tie Brown jug, yet none Will deny that cour-
tesy and very proper dccorum has thus re-
cciycd its reward in the kindly acknowl,
cdgcmcnt of our fair correspondent.
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/ An,hcm-Applcs' Choir.
2 Invocation.
3 Hymn to Coronation In G.
4 Scripture and Prayer.
5 Hymn to Messiah I'm A flat.
G Sermon by Rev. +. F. Bahncr.
Anthem-by Rocky Ridge Choir.
3 Offerings, per deacons Ionson. Dot
tcrcr, Firor and Barrck.
8 Prayer.
20 Hymn to "Nurcmburg A.
DoXology.
II. Bcncdiction.
AFTERNOON SERVICE.
/. Anthcm-hy CreascEstown Choir
,. Invocation.
3 Hymn to America F.
4 Scripture and Prayer.
5 Hymn to "LenoX'-1n b. flat.
6 Sermon by Rev NJ. l.. Firor.
m-Mechanicstown Choir.
s Offerings, per deacons Gcrnand, Bar
ton, Stevens and Bygs.
9 Prayer.
10 Hymn to "lIendon In &,
II Bcnediction.