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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

Mrs. HARRISON is an artistic COM
FOUNDER of delicious claret punches.
This is the most formidable campaign
argument that our Republican friends
have yet brought forward.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

The Bishop of Minnesota has been re-
flecting a good deal of credit upon him.
self in London, but that is something
that Bishop WHIPPLE does wherever he
goes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

STEVE EIKINs denies that he has
been making faces at Col. New, HAIR
RIsoN's friend. STEPHEN knows better
than to quarrel with what he can use.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

Russia declares she will have nothing
more to do with Bulgaria. AS Bulgaria
long since declared the same thing about
Russia, the latter'S consideration seems
to lack force.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

MIR. DEEPEN has gone abroad for a
rest. The other Republican magnates
resemble him in that they are ''all at
sea"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

Ex-senator WINDOW helped celebrate
che Fourth in London at big ban
quet, which. after all, is rather more
comfortable than celebrating it by rus
Ting around with the home politicians.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06
King Milan Is Free.

BELGRADE, July 5.-The synod has
annulled the marriage of King Milan
to Queen Natalie.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July 5, s p. m.-For Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota: Slightly cooler; fair;
variable winds. For Dakota: Warmer: fair:
variable winds. For Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska
and Colorado: Cooler; fair; followed Fri
day afternoon by local rains; variable winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
ST. PAUL, July 5.-The following obser-
SatiOns were made at 6:4S p. M. local time:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

ISN'T the ready revolver getting alto
gerher too ready in ST. Paul of late?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

SUNDAY ALONE.
iy9fn advance. 50 90 3 mos. in adv. soc
m. in advance l 90 l mo. in adv zoe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
0Ee Year, 81 Six Mo. Csc Three Mo. IS
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RECAPTTUI.ATION.
No. saloons before high license >. :. / ,2i3
No. saloons when license went into
effect first 82S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

= The GLOBE Press Room is Open Every
Night to ali Advertisers who desire to
Convince Themselves that the GLOBE has
the Largest Circulation of any Newspaper
Northwest of chicago.
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RO6eopsd communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms to
THE GLOBE. st. Paul, MINI.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
(ocoov Nut Grass.

A CORES spondent writes as follows
regarding this pest Of the cultivator
Of the soil:
| had afew acres thickly infested
with nut grass, and determined, If
possible, to get rid Of this unwelcome
interoper. Broke the land deeply
in the fall, gave it sai!ow plowsns
the following spring, and planted Ia
cotton early in April. l cultivated
it rs well as ! could, but IL seemed
almost impossible to keep ahead Of
The grass. About August Is | took:
the turning plow, wrapped the grass
up completely and did not ALLOW it to
70 to seed. cannot explain how II
l., but my coco has disappeared an"
! am Troubled with it no logger -
Times. Democrat.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

The end Of all agriculture! praduc.
ton as The reader Of tae Southern
Cultivat0r well know, j. animal con-
SUMPTION either as food or clothing
iol animals, man included. The fac.
tory which converts cotton into yarns
as its finished produr. leaves The
profit of converting these into cloth
to another factory. Let us thon 70.
gard all Of our domestic animals ~
machines for the conversion ofoheap
vegetable matter into mere valuable
animal products, such az wool, heaf.
mutton, pork, milk, eggs, poultry. or
in the case of horses and mules--work.
In this view the more vegetable SUB.
stance utilized by these animal faeto.
ries the greater the dividends declaf.
ed to the owners of the factories,
On many southern plantations
enough peas, potatoes and small
grain is wasted to produce, if con.
sumed by Bwine, enough bacon for
the family of the pror rietof, and
enough hay dries in the fields, il
harvested aud fed in connection with
cotton seed, to produce more valae
in beef and milk than the cotton crop
upon the plantation will bring after
paying cost of production Of the lat.
ter. We fail to utilize the very forces
of nature which do our bidding most
willingly aud probably. So true ia
this that the measure OF success OF
the tillers of the soil In the south
may be very accurately gauged by
the attention given to stock breeding.
Stock on the farm often utilize with
profit vegetable growths which would
uncunsEmed, not only remain with
ont profit, but prove II positive inju-
ry. The most prosperous farmers
are those who avail themselves of
the animal factory to the fullest ex-
tent, and while the 'cottnntott" is
wearing out his land the stock farm.
er is annually and rapidly improv-
ing his. The Introduction OF thor.
oughhrod males all over the south
would in two years double the value
Of live stock IN that section. A Me-
rno buck introduce to a flock Of "na
tiven ewes viii raise the wool pro-.
duet in the offspring from two aud IA
| half to five pounds per annum and
aapitG. a shorthorn bull will add
POO pounds to the two year old bull
| locks. Cultivator.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

The Reverend Earl Hix, very
learned divine Of 81. Louis, has beon
engaging in business as Il weather
prophet for some time past aud has
been quite successful He predicted
nearly AL the storms and blizzards
that have occurred the past season,
and says there is one more, more
terrific than any of its predecessors,
for ua THIS season, ana thea we will
have rest. The last one Is booked
for the following week, between
AprlI 22nd and 18th. We hope the
reverend gentleman will miss his
guess on the last one,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
!EDITOK NEW FARliEk:-~

EDlTON NEW FARMEk;-~
The Honorable Clark Lewis hAs
ntmy friends in this county and il
affords them much pleasure to see
the anuounr, ment of his name as Il
candidate for Congressional honors,
Re il farmer and alive to lhe ug"i-
ru'lurul interest of III" Sn0th, aMa
we .hink it would be uitn2rlher APP
prupriatc for the politician 10 c0ncrdc
to the farmer for his nomination as
the Democratic rNniidute for Con-
grpss. We are 10th t. hplieve that
he avenues to position Of honor anU
trust are entirely closed To the agr!
rulLurist, or are to be m"N0puliHcd
by the profession. Congress h"'
long been compOSed Of lawyers nnd
rauitnli4ts who have no; failed to
Iuok after what thpy t"ru "the bus
.nc4s Interests of fthrc0nntry, which
does not iucIudr farming; and as II
result every other industry is four
i-hing. while the pruduccr IL not
ailr to rraIi2. cost for his products.
Our lawyers, merchants and do"tor4
are, in the main large hearted, rdtri-
oth citizens, but no one can =" truly
rrp,espnt an agricultural COmmu-
n,tv nr kp nN PrulN uIiTn 10 IFS II -
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
Hu1coc Iunkliug il Dead.

The grandest and greatest of the
Republicans j. gone. After very
severe and painful illness, during
which he made brave and manly
battle for his ifp--characteristic of
the nau--hut all in vain. In our
opinion Roscoe Conkling was,'without
an equal in his party. intellectual
Iy he bad no superior in this Or any
other land. He was one Of Ameri-
cas- greatest citizens and the nation,
regardless Of creed or locality mourns
his irrepalabie loss.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
Died.

On Tuesday last Mrs. w. A, Odom,
She leaves a husband and three lit
tie children, the youngest six weeks
old, to mourn her untimely loss,
On Wednesday night last Mrs.
Annie l.. Mister, reliot Of NJ. i. Mis-
ter. Mrs. Mister was for many years
a citizen of our town and leaves here
many warm friends to regret her
demise,
IuyD1 CIV uG perg please CODY,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

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The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
April I2, 1858

We call attention to the Stock In
surance ad,, Of Mr.. J. B. Snider, found
elsewhere in this issue. If you have
A fine horse or a tine COW, Insure the
same with Jake, aud then if the AMI
nal should depart these Coasts for
bcund!eaR hereafter, it will be great
consolation to get value received for
the anulc.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

The Hon. A.. T. Roano of rano'a, Miss, Is
.,ning mentioned Tor the G0v9rnorship.-
Memphis AvaImnc",
The above is all carrcct save rs to
the locality given. The gentlemen's 5
domicile il In Grenada, bat he is 4
citizen of the whole Stnte Of Missis-
sipp; and ifetectcd to this high ana
responsible position would he GOV
arnor Of the whole State, without
partiulity or prejudice.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

The contemplated series Of Gospel
meeting. at the Baptist Church will
begin next Sunday, the 4th, instead
Of the 5th, Sunday rs before an
nouuced. Rev. }. r Chastain, secrc-
tary Of ihe Convention Boari Of Mis-
.issippi Bnptists. will conduct the
meetings from day to day for a'weeN
or more. All are invited TO attend.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

Al! persons are hereby notified that
the UNDERSIGNED have by authority
posted all that portion OF the lake
half mile north oC the depot, known
as the "Dump,n lying on the land of
J. q. Weeks; and all persons are for
hidden fishing in said lake or other
wise trespassing on said premises,
under penalty Of the law.
LADD d AEATH.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
MIIIINFRN! MILLINERY!

Miss Homoard, of Nv York, has charge OF
th!s U'rt",HIrH,,
i'vrrythiH4 Now IN ~Inp"s, Pain ana F"n"|
Straw
,Ii TIE Nry shades Of Trimming MHicrtai.
l.urgp Di.piHy OF r4risinn Novelties.
kru T,,,Nrf~ aid Feathers IN abundance.
pr.cgs Lower than ever.
= Largest ~ 4l,luy over SCon in tr2nRda.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

West Point had $4,000 fire last
Saturday night. Nnttnn Gnfdstrin
was lrr princIpaI Io-"r, II" lost hi'
house, his stock Of goods aud bis life,
in the flames.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

immense variety NalcncicnucS. oriental and
Turriiuu I"CeS.
large Assortment FiouncingSs; in TWiss I,,l,S,
I"mhnrr, Enrnr"tlEjt,r,! ljt, ham"it% an" h'"'"
swiss and Hamburg EdginEs, al widths anu
unfgNCS.
Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings. in Rraids
Fancy Silks. Cords. Metre N"Nrlu"S, "tr'
NiG t,lnvr.. AL the latest novelties in fn-
hroisirrrd, tDurrnt' q Hmd N-TUp Finished.
Ribbons in .udl"s> variety.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
sale OF CITY Properly at Auction.
By order Of ,he Board Of supervisors,
Mlnnhnu r1h nay Of May. saa,

WIZ OH
Monday, ~, Day OF May, saa,
sell mt auction, in front Of the Court House
door. the following property belonging tothe
Comfy OF Grenada, to-witi south division
lot io0 ~. trrt front on Mair street and lOA'2 2
feet deep; North East y and south > lot
r. u. Crowdcr's survey; and part east =
North West section II township % range
co.t All in the East Ward 0fcity of Grenada.
Terms cash. or one and two years, as purcha-
ser may prefer. sam, LAURENCE,
April 10, 1883. President
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21


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Cashmere pants. fram ~ cents to
a. 80 ,,.r mar. at al \ r. muau'-.
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~ cents per "'>7''
Buy vour Seed Irish Potatoes from
4 r Ipur,r. H..l.~ large ,toch
Ofth, finest varieties.
8 ..,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21

Various counties and towns in the
State have quite rpcpnsly voted lib
eral donations to railroads that ar"
to be built. We hope they may have
better luck in this direction tIinn did
Grenada. Our county paid about
$50, 900 QQ, just for the fun of voting
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-21
t~CCA1- LINE

Ifvru want = uIrr ~Errl ham 40 Il
\. T. Inman'~.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
FOURTH EDITION


PHILADELPHIA, June IA Giovanni
Recchione, keeper OF saloon and lodg
ing house and an agent for the American
Steamship line, reported yesterday that
his house had been entered, and a box
containing $685. in money, ard jewt Try
valued at $3.50, had been stolen. Thomas
Vormiles and Basili Spies were arrested
on suspicion of this theft
DR.. John w. Ranck, his two children,
his clerk and C. achmsn, living at Nice
town, were taken sick on Monday with
symptoms of lead poisoning, said TO have
res 1ited from partaking OF canned vege-
tables. DR.. Ranck's condition is said to
be critical; the others have recovered
Eight defendants pleaded guilty In the
New Court House yesterday to voting at
the November election on fraudulent tax
rec. ipts, but, as 1t vac shown that the
acts were committed without a guilty
knowledge, the defendants were disuhalg
ed by Judge Gordon.
An unknown man, about As years old,
Believed to be swede, was killed yes
terday morning on the Chestnut Hill
branch Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Westmoreland. He Is believed 10 have
committed suicide.
Michael German, 40 years old, of Ger
mantown was found dead a. the foot of
q stairway at his lone, yesterday, with
his neck broken. 1t is supposed that he
missed his footing the previous night
while ascending the stairway and fell.
Patrick Mead, an ex-policeman, was
committed yesterday to await the result
of stab wounds be is alleged to have in.
fiicted on Dennis Considine during q
quarrel on Tuesday night
Herman Gabel, rs years old, Reading
Railroad freight train conductor was run
over and killed yesterday,
Joseph Brady, aged AZ years, was killed
yesterday by an iron g rider falling on his
head near bolmesb burg.
About $500 worth of jewelry was
stolen yesterday from the house OF George
janney.
Jacob Grant, aged 50 years, iell from a
hay loft last evening and fractured his
RkuIl
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

LONDON, July IS Mr.. Parnell gave 4
dinner in London this evening in honor
OF bis col eagnes lately In prison in Ire
land Mr.; o Brien was the chief. absen-
tee. Mr.. Parnell proposed the health oY
his guests, who, he said, with the hello of
their associates, had broken the back Of
the Coercion act. Irishmen had NOT
shrupk from coercion In the past, and
would not shrink now. Mr.. Baliour had
treated the Imprisoned Irish membera Of
Parliament better than obscure offenders
were treated. He had not dared to in
Met hard labor on Commoners, although
Claiming that he had no respect for per-
sons This was cowardly on his part
Mr.. Dillon, who responded, said that
the Papal retcript was a fortunate thing
In that It showed that while Irish Catho.
lies were faithful churehmen they would
not take politics from Rome.
Mr.. Parnell proposed toast to Ameri.
ca and Australia. He said that America
was solid on the side of the Irish.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

a reporter of the REPUBLICAN, hear
ing tbis morning that the large and
handsome Washington Street Marke!
House was to he converted into thea
IRE aud that tha tsnsIta hsd been given
notice 10 Eova out by the 25.h ms, ,
ca ed upon Mr.. Boad, the president OF
ms company, who said that the oWnera
Oh the property hid not lost al! their
lenses e. Ile property was remodel
eu SPOUT oae ytaE and half ago from
Z tksHhg rink iAto a market house,
flhce wheel time 1t has been well
p ln d f5r q new project, betE cen
81 ala ~ s,a5s bslng occupied, 1he
MsFEet hoa5e co. t&lLs 30 stalls, enc
btl sIa.l All slC5e. Ifthis market ia
not s SO a to r syndicate OF farmers by
me 25ta inst,3tgill be torn do9r which
Noulu DC l1stinr Disgrace 10 our city,
% tueh tG~ns s1 York, Pa Carlisle
nel ,eton, LAnesstor, Reading, Alles-
s I'm ana harrisburg Lss market houses
oHptIe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
s-s--''----
8l5O,OOO for an Air shin,

WASHINGTON, d. O., June ID
From the Committee on Ventilation and
Acoustics Representative LARdeg IN J
to-day reported to the House with f..
voiable recommendation the bill max
ing al appropriation Of $3.50. 90 to en-
able A. DeBansGet 10 build an sir ship.
The committee has amended the bill 40
IS 10 pay the inventor S75 .0t0, VIXEN the
Secretary Of the Navy, alter sn invest
cation, with the aid OF . board of en-
gtneers into the plans OF Its construc
sion, shall certify that ct l0sst this
sMount has been expended, and he h 40
resson to believe the air ship will prove
success.
Th Ieddue Il to be paid when the
air ship shall have teen completed aud
made q successful tTiSl. The report
ssys tbs theory Of DsBAussst Is based
upon the proposition thst body in the
ar lighter than the same bulk Of air
will rise in 1t He proposss to build his
ship In the form Of a tube, Rlr- tight and
cone-shapsd A. the ende, OF excel OF SUI.
noieAt strength 10 Nithstand tao pres
cure OF the tivcumamti9nt air when g
vacuum suall have bsen produced By
pumping sll the inside air out OF the
snip. ltsuccessfuli the c1mnittee ssya,
such scheme would possibly tsyolu.
ti0niza transportation.
The committee hppends to ito repott
. letter from the Chief OF tie Ru,eau
OF Steam Engineering onar,-:pR tae
correctness Of Mr.. DtBAussett's thsnly,
hut adding taht he had not had tune ID
study the details Of construction OF tic
vessel sufficiently to paEs jGGRmeuI
upon il. ~ho matter was referred 10 TIT
Committee Of the Whole.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
Tho Killing CT Mr.. GALWAY.

WAsHIsGToN, Jgne ls.-Tho ooro.
ner held an inquest 70 day in the casa
VIM. Galway, killed on l. street south.
east on Monday night last by Balsi.
more and Potomac train. The testi.
mony showed that hr. and Mrs. Gal.
way, with three young ladies, were
waking near the RAILROAD track when
the train came upon them.
mr. Galway attempted to. get out OF
the way, bat failed, and was struck and
killed. Miss Kate Shelton, who is ute
ILL., seeing Mr.. Galway danger, ran to
save him, but passed 60 fast Inst che
fell Oh the further track, thereby saving
her life. Mr.. Eugene Arnold tes,lned
that the sreed OF tho train was about
thlfty miles an hour. The Jurors IRE.
tuvnsd a verdict, "rhat the said WIN,
Galway came to hiG Sea,h Syorn In
Iailes recsiyeo In being struck BY an
elgine OF the Baltimore aRd Potomac
railroad Company.
From tho evidence we believe that
the railroad company ia TO blame Tor
running trains at q ligh ratio of speed
within the city limits; that Is 10 say, Al
twenty hvo or thirty miles an hour. {"
The funeral OF Mr.. Galway took plsce
this afternoon from his late home, No
9l6 Eighth street southeast.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

This morning shortly before o'clock
an alarm Of Ere ives sounded from box
80, Sixth and TatnAll streets. For
aom o unexplained reason the alarm was
nat sounded from the City Hall bell,
the hell on the Pl2 aix engine house,
nor did the gopgs In the'Fane Hose or
Washington engine houses strike. The
superinte ndent Of the Gre alarm should
ascertain at once the cauieof the bells
and gonRs rot striking, otherwise the
syitsm might as we'll be abolished.
The fire for which the alarm was
sounded was discovered to be in the Gel.
lar kitchen Of the frame huildipg, No.
211 West Fourth street, occupied by
Edward Stone, Runsmith. At one
time 1t looked ss though tie building
would be dee troy ed. together with No.
213, but the quick work Of The hrem en-
prevented either building being des-
troyed the flames being quickly ext.n-
Ruished.
The are Is mysterious ole, &C IL evil.
dert' y caught in one corner Of the room
where quantity OF paper and bo1e,
vera piled. The boxes and papers
were partially destroyed and the sleer-
were badly scorched and chhrred.
There was also . Email hole buried
in the floor. Mrs. G Dolbow, who re-
sides In No. 2l3. had all her bedding
and furniture ready TO move at any
moUlen.. During the FIRE rome idiot
entered the psrlor, aud picking up e
settee, dashed 10 through q large buik
window, con- pletely destroy ing IL. Tbs
damsge could not be Rscertained, as the
proprietor Of the place had It locked up
and could not be found. There are
grave suspicious IS to how the Are 90.
CURED.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

With such important functions as the
liver, are of course productive Of serious
bodily disturbance When 1t relaxes It's
secretive snd disiributiye activity, bile
gets into the blood and tipges the skin and
white of TIE eyes with yellow, the bowels
become constpated, the tongue coated /,
the breath sour. Then comes headaches,
vertigo and congestion Of the organ, &C.
companied with pain in It's vicinity or
under the right shoulder blade. Shall
blue pill be the remedy sought? No, for
mercury in any form is pernioious What
then? Experience indicates Hostetter's
stomach Bitters as the true remedy for
inactivity of the liver 1t not only re.
laxe' the bowels without pain bat has q
direct stimulating effect upon the h'pat-
ic gland itself, the seat and origin Of the
troub e. All malarisl complaint inyol-
yes disorder OF the liver, and Of these the
Bitters is the most popular curative. 1t
also conquers dyspepsia, nervousness,
rheumatism and kidney troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Last evening John George Fehren
bach, Of the Hartman &c Fehren bach
Brewing Company, Was united In
natrimony to Miss Minerva Estelle
Wagner. Tho ceremony, which was
performed By the Raw. Paul Isen,
snhmidt, pastor ( The German Lutheran
Church. took place at the residence OF
the brtoe's stepfathe-, Henry Arm
strong. No. 1877 West Second s,rees,
and wss Witnessed only BY the imme.
diate relatives OF the contracting par
ties. The newly welded couple left
this morning at 2 O'Clock for Marsfield,
rioga county, Pa, to Whit relstIves,
On the way to Mars shield they will visit
@auch ChaDk, Glen Onoko. Watkins
Glen and Elmirs, and after Leaving
Mershdeld, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany and New York city, they will
reside ct No. 703 West Tenth street.
On Tuesday evening, j. watson
Philips, OF Philadelphia, aud Miss Der.
tina Gilpin. OF this city, were welded
81 the residence OF ths biiis's parenty,
No. 917 Washington street. The cere.
mony was performed by the Rev. VIM.
.leiferis, pastor Of the Church OF the
Philadelphia, o cousin OF the
bride. a large number Of friends from
ibis city, Rhiladtl ph.a and elsex h nc
wore present.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Rsv. II d. Lindsay presided at the
meeting Of The New Castle Presbytsry
In West nottingham Church, Cecil
County, Nd on Tuesday. Rsv. Ohas,
B. Eekels was ordained IS q IL issionary
t. Clam. The ordination fetmon WA
preached by Rev. George Nlreross, OF
Ohrlls'e, Pa, The charge wss delivered
by Rev. DR.. s. A. Galley, aud the
prayer was made by Rev. Nj. j. Eckelp.
fhe pastoral relations Of Rsy. III, d.
Lindsay with the Presbyterian oburoh
In thia city were dissolved 10 take effect
next Sunday, when Mr.. l.. will preacb
hlH farewell sermon. Rev. W L, Mo
Evan was appointed chairman of the
committed on systematic bentfcence.
which petition Mr. Lindssy hGa held
Tue clerk of the PIT s5ytery was ordered
to give Mr.. Lindsay q letter Of dis
nlssai to t3e Lohigh Presbytery. The
PresoJtery was then adj lurnti TO meet
next Iussday e. Focomoks CITY, No,
where they Will ordsln the nswly-
elected pastor OF iha church Ia inst
town. William LaNton and NstbapieI
Il. Culbert wese the COMMISSIONER
present fon this city. Mr.. LindssV
exp cts TO leave fer hIs rev field ~
lSbtr, the BfainAId cap1cu, EAst,p,
Pa, next week,