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Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
WHITE DRESS GOODS

WHITE DRESS GOODS of White
Goods AT counter
White and Fancy Cotton Dress Goods the price per
yard h goods comprise India Linen Plaid India
many lines represent about half
Special
$125 bargain should
Curtain Screen
cheap at Is
HOSIERY Just received elegant
Black Ribbed Hose
cents You all know how good these and how
We the Solid
You cannot rub wash out the color Le cents
the best we have shown at bargain prices
SILKS Black all Silk Faie
Silk worth $s5 Satin Rhadame $lOO
at $l splendid value $39
largely in Silks reliable makes only offered
The Cored FaDe Franchise $OO cannot be exceed
goods are worth ST. and generally retaled at this price
The coored Satin Rhadames we know the best shown to-day
Y any house In the dry goods trade We have large stock and
intention make stir in the trade by the low
AS most of the
CALL
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
this time no advertisement
tell YOU all we have ready
YOUR daily use. The vari-
stocks throughout our estab.
|ment were never as cOmpre-
live nor as complete, nor as
! d GOOD values as now.
KENNARD & CO.,
623 MARKET STREET.

of the has compelled the importers
dispose their goods loss We among
desirable dress goods offer them patrons
prices than before known in reliable goods.
line of wool plaid check and plain Dress Cloths at l6
of 36 38 40nch Dress
81 of these goods have been offered
Of them have sold at 621 and rs cents; this
4Oinch Dress Cloths
line of French alwoo Henrietta Cashmeres SO 4Onh
exceptional and worth regular
4Onch French Foue Cloth beautiful fabric so
IS cen 5Onch Dress Cahmeres $0O 46nch Heneas
manufacturer Europe has contract with New York retail
deliver 800 pieces Black Handun Gupue Silk Focng per
sell other house New
this Founcing and offer the New York retailers price,
ad all silk From the manufacturer have line of
$780, $780, $780, $3.50 $4OO $500 We sell lace heapy
all other goods
line of Swiss Nansook Founcng IS cents $780, up
per yard.
splendid line American Chas ls cents yad much below
phia prices New French al-wool Chal so
show you bring 60 cents in other markets.
line of French Sateens qualities Large
Sans l23 American Chintze best light
k All shades Cheese Cloth 6 cents per yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Pm Robb ore KiIied,

Hlh Robbsrs KlIied.
April 23 "A despatch
hIucison says: Captain
p.paiy UAitei States Mar
hs returned 10 Arizona
ai 70 hunt down the Stein
laoOers, reports that they
cot aud shot down by
lihdslne Mexican soldiers.
satIed from OnihAAhua for
w n'les away, and after
Aia were returning when
" them on Mexican soil.
a'nin q Mexican adobe.
DsliG Though the heart Of
s'lni who triod to force
no house, the AlcAlde or
aoo''. TO 6s killed. aud as
h'uli OF women and chill.
~ vas dug uudor the house
rescued. As they hsd O
% then ard wouudeo one
. Ntn fred tho roof OF the
~ !he 1io became hot the
Ayempiel u make n break
:, Larry saeshSu sppeAred
y vas rldilsd With bullets
1spI up their are through
ll'Itd Hart, WHO'S bod '
s'IStwArd 4, 10 the building
.le alternative Of being
NY and Preferred the lat.
~. ,.,ulJ dteS opsa tha door
NV, With a revolver iu eacli
w. ". viii a solley from tn,
~ w aulrdS Johnson fell
eu' raised himself on
y az mel botn pistols. In
~ ,snastItdlsd with bullets
ma NJ, 20 ,,slf1tei Johnson's
NJ NV NV, s'N and sone jewelry
\. Sa.A ~, tom the expires,
pIcktip,. y, =" aart'a body h,
Y, 'A'DR' Tue soldisrs haC
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
nr,oo,ion of Omoers,

At the rsgulAr sta lad meeting OF Gan.
tlu D4lawarr, No, l, PAtriarchs Mill
taut, l. o o . hsli last evening the
following ofii lers were elected for one
yonr: O0modant, J. NJ. Whitford Lien.
tsnant, @ q. NAilT; Eusikp, j. Il.
Oripp,n Clers, r. J. Jessup, Jr; 40
oountaut, E u. Morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
A PhilAaelpuisu killed.

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, April % The
dead nnd muuiated body found on the
North Penn Railroad, below Lauedvle,
la t sGtnrfSy, has been ideutided %
that OF Chsrl,s GuillAu Of 1918 Fawn
street, PAiladelphis.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
III REGISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, bel.

April 18th, 1883.
Administrator OF William Miller, late of VIII
mington Hundred, In said Counte, deceased IL
norderefIsnd directed by the Register that lie
Administrator aforesaid, give notlce OF grante
ing OF letters of Administration unon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date ~
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from the da.o
of such letters In six OF the most public nlsces
OF The county OF New Castle, requlring AZ
persons having demands against the estate 10
sembly In such case made and provided sna
also cause tue same to be inserted villain ths
same period In the DAILY RRPuRiJCXus soe
newspaper published In Wilmington. nsi
and 10 be continued therein three weeSa'
FL Given under the hand ana Seal a,
L. s. oihce OF tue Register aforassiS- - -
l. Wilmington, in New Castle CoansS
Sforesaid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD RAetstar
NoTIcK.-All persons having claims a agai,,.,
the estate of the deceased must preseiet ~
same, duly attested to the Adninistrnfn, ,a.e ~.
or before Apr 18th, 1853, or abide tbe Rctcs
Assembly la such eaee w-he and provided
FAAC MIL ER,
,,, Admin ssrat or
NuuteSh' "|nlhston' Del' ap24
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
AyE hs%F7 GAnESEM
R0. ERA sgNS sTRERT,

Tue UNDERSIGNED has flsted up the
At sptic Garden In good style, ard
invites all who wish to pAss n feI
moments pleasantly to call aud pArtici.
psta N game Of shuttle. board, tan.
pins or pCDl. Otoice wines aud liouor1
ard oigars nlways on hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morning
and Saturday Iscrnirg and evening.
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
NS q
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
PsFBonAl,

Mr.. William Dswees has LETT Il Q en-
p'oy OF the Loudeil Oar Wheel Com
p.ny, and piooeedei on Mond ay for the
West.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sTH DAY OF APRIL, 1888,
Atso,clock. n. m
The following described real estate. viz

Tne TonoWinR described real estate, viz;
All that certSin lot piece or parcel OF land
with two ory brick dwelling thereon erect.
ed situated In Christians Hundred and county
Aforesaid bounded anu described as follows u
wit:
BeRinninE at point in the wefterlv side oi
BayArd avenue NJ 20 feet Wide and at the dis
ttnce OF 1853 feet fOutherly from tht southerly
SIDE OF Ninth st eet (extended) thence west
erly and para lei lth Ninth street 80 feet II
the essterly side of Rose street drumming south
erly from Ninth stre ct extended parallel with
Bay ard avenue At % feet wlde) thence north.
erly along said easteriy side Rose street II
feet 10 corner. Thence easterly and parallel
| with Ninth street and passing through the
centre ofthe diviaion wall of the h use ad.
loibibR on the north 60 feet to the aforesaid
side of Bayard avenue and theEce thereby
| southerly Y feet to the place of beginning be
! the co tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
p. ~ Of Frank strickland ant Ella A., his
" ife, anu I. t., and to be sold by
u Lco La IA nStJ.,, Sheriff.
shsrit's Ufios, Wilmington, April 10th
1855. Rll-oOd "a
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
THE 18th DAY Oh, APRIL. 1898,
At2o'clock. Pm,
The followlug descrlbed real es,a,e VIZ.

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot of land situate in thu
city oil Wilmington having two stofied bricL
house thereon erected, and bounded and de.
tcrthed as follows to wit:
egllging at corner Of land leased to Alb.
raham Robinson, on the asterly side of Tat
nall street. between Eighth Rud Nj til stree, 5
at the distance of 40 rect from the noriherIy
side OF EIGHTH street, thence by line Of said
land essie ly parallel to Eighth street. las fet
TO the westerly side of an alley Is feet 4
inches Wide At this place communicating with
Eighth street thence by said alley side, north :
cry pa 'allel to TAtnAll street, 90 feet to cor
ner stake, thence westerly parallel to Eighth
street. 49, lert to the AZORES I'D side of rs tnall
street. and hence thereby southerly 20 feet 10
the place of beginning be the contents there
Of what u may, with the use of alley, &c.
Book G, Vol. page 4iS, &c.
Seized and taken in ex. Gu Ion as ~ e proper
~ of Benjamin Il. Wilson, administrator of
Susan Wilson, and to he sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherif's ONCE, Wilmington, April 9th,
1855. m2l cod
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
o. a Hon. rh,.,

~ sS S,t, "a, April y Samuel
PSiI.st4si iyIoeas nan Who Was At
|. .b.elplia b",.s last Thursday
N, ',s - 'r1u =, thu stable Of
y = u 70 Upper Providenoe' s'
um,,,.It ,n,'It,l'ioEn this Afiel.
o'r. T'''ed 70 jail for a fur,he,
h. .,I \ Volunteered a comics.
I'M, IUSing U. lA,ter,y with an
pS,isttiou. S,stiou. Llts in Msrch
idI%i.,1sasslphla, got into !
EAD,,ti yt1 o. AID speut ali hi,
N sSps'I ! Oh he came to Nor or
IN. tsoa'lu and remained
F,.rn1Ie wen !, he walked ont t,' tG
.'11c,s ~ Naos, and resoI UI, v,t y
b. 'ls horses from tha
sma.In suas animal And saddlet
n SSatch 10 enable him :,
sd 4, ,,:'tiientally droppet \,
Il, ,Ss. ,pS,iaG unable to exttn III,
.or1s,, ,1as Immediately stsr, nv
o,.s o,ss'eli,y of strlw. leS .rs, ma,
vh' tnd rode of toNsr3' hi
,t',a.r ra!rs ha arrived 'SSSrp SSont
iourSusSIy iaIuSy morning, April april 7
is,stS as ~ he , frequently look
b. .ola tHs .. light Of the burn
: week after iii" epen, ,st1, w
dl,.ma o. A. Ninth and s,es' saes'
,Daa a'la Shrksd at Perkioms Per Sresl .
.n ,eSe be walked 70 III "a. .Tme. sa
nd ',,ol, ~asrs he stole ) hor, Tar
ID tsaw' u.U's s 2 Philadelphia
~, w., He Ascribs" SS" Up bspent at, u
II'P Ish Ppy bI11 married lie, sIi \
Fith h,r n'n and taken The.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY vIHuUE OF A
y WRl OF Levari Faotas to me d.
re,ted, viii bo expossd 10 public sale, Mt
the G nrt House, on Market Street, between
Tenth n d Eleventh streets, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle COunty, delaware
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

has PAs,.' y,
|ayeuus ~ y,
v western
n TggELplrN,
ThUO.
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10.

|ETgS Rq
|ashIie on. V
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S. ". STATS,
No, 4oS Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Hawklns 8 Co.,
INSURANCE = DEPARTMENT.
We represent the
EMPLOY ERS' LIABILITY AS.
sURANcE CORPORATION,
Limited, of London, England.
The pioneers Of Liberal Ae.
eident Insurance.

Larger compensation for loss
Of limbs or eyOsighf than any
other compeny.
So, 200, $25 Weekly indemnify.
1000, $I5 Weekly Indemnity.
$4,000, $40 Weekly Indemnity.
Rates no higher than those of
Hrst-class companies who do no
give such compensation.
Prompt settlement OF claims,
HAWKINS q. CO., Agents,
a3 7I2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
IL gN'ue Of a Bride.

i A.es...A!p "a Ap,lI as.-es,t,,
sprctSsone but waywsrs V,,,s
ated bar hpis , nl family oonpeo.
ssI'tddSsly'' dSl '%sa,ieth nns birthday
Ssoss,Iplf : Iplfcmineut bu,ins.ss a. ISvs
70 taks oeiOre the oeTs
IL svi ? a'o the Riri feIl
4 sIS SS,ts,t., Sat their FnifFslSiA1s tiFslfa 's
i Foam IA Gseat agony. "itG Wnnn ID
iuI' lcb.s' shc vii! be b, bpia isu, q
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Try wa,ton's milk biscuit, Seventh
and rAtuAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

SHERIFFS SALE.-BT VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF Levart FAcias, to me directed,
Will be exposed TO public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, betwi en- Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city ofWllmin gton,
New Castle county. Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

SHERIFF's SALE.-BY vIRTUE OF A
- writ OF hls.i evari Ssoins TO me direct
ed will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
eleventh stree %, In the city OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

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|eotivsDi ,,nu ~
10 Hd,rE.I "
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In.S. blldRS'I
uSpl Apply F" y
n d. =
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

1t is the principle of this firm
to offer for sale even at the very
lowest prices, none but thor
oughly priceworthy goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

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| 70 ocsupJ X y
N street,
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|CREs OH
|1ST. and o.IrIiss'Ss Z
"a Apply 70 v
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70. u ~!
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30
A south Penn Enelneer

Il Is stated tha; Col Richard Se<ins. j.
iGts Government a-chifecr. was about 10 Be
appointed Assistant Engineer for the con-
stsucrion Of the Soaih Penn railroad Csl
SeSins has some considerable interest IN
several minor railroads IN Somerse, and Cam
bria counties which VIII probably be feeders
ofihe south Penn When Col Sevins xAs
asked concerning the matter be declined 70
SAY wsaeiher i vas true or not
Mysterious surveys are being made from
Blytheaale. on the a Pemioky,- 70 Elizabeth
and il is ihoaghs that they are for the Souih
Penn road II Is TO come down Biz Sexick-
ley creek and connect with the Perniefy
al Suiersviiie and II is thought viii for1n a
connecting link with the Piifsbargh, Char
fie-s and Y0agiaiogheuy. which counec,s
with the Pittsburgh 6 Lake -Pittsaxrg
(szaalsrcsal Ga-r1sk
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1--we Toplcs OF the Times,

Among the living topics Of the day which
vii BE- discussed in the Far1m FOR June are
The pending TAr5H Discussion by the
Hon. " d. Kelley. who makes review Of
American tariff legislation during the last
hundred years 10 show what disastrous e.
fecfs the passage Of the Nils bill would have
. The Negro in Politics. by Senator Wade
Hampton, Of South Carolina, who reviews
the reconstruction period Of politics in his
Stale "a shos the effects that negro sup-en-
acy had there: q Railway Problems by
Senator J F. Wilson, who discusses the gov
srrmen. regulation Of railways, and By Prof.
Arthur 7. Haaley, who says thzt the rene
dy for railway strikes is 10 be found IN the
deEeIofsneai of railway managers, who are
greAi leaders Of mea as vel a. great makers
Of dollars. Labor TrUHbles-r by W H
Nallock, The distinguished English essayist,
who make pea for the universal study Of
the principles Of political economy Fam
ily Economies, BY Mrs. Julian Ward Howe
who discusses the p>cuRiary obligations OF =
man to his wife and daughters The Fssruaa
Is now published from its new Offices at s53
Fifth AFenue, y Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

The f-osfs of lass xeex did considerable
damage 10 garden track and 70 the fruit in
our vzlseys-
This connuzi:y SEEMS to be paradise
for hucksaers There were no less than five
wagons here in eae day last week
Red birds have alrsrs bsea considered a
very rare bird, but think an sac in ssy-
ing that there are ten times zs macy berea-
bouts ~ ths-e have ever been befors
Hannah D. Rhodes has returned to this
place She has been staring with her chill
dren in difssat parts Of tbs county. She has
taken mp her re>idence with her sor, VIZ. T.
Rhodes.
*. B. crstchfeld las made some rslRabls
fnprovenenis % bis farm this spring. He
built spring bous pa: nice fsnce around
his horse yari. and made extensive repairs 70
lis bonse. whirh adds greatly to the appear
snos Of his already ane residence:
Ms Nancy Zimmerman has been coufn-
ed TO her bed for the pass thres weeks with
paralysis. and Tor tinse il was not expect
ed that she would recover bul she is now
conrsiescing- She Is snite Al aged Lady. and
and makes her home with her son, gona-
nan Zimmerman
john sum, one Of cur nost successful
farmers, and raiser Of some Of the best boss<S
and cattle in t;se north end Of the eounfy,
has great curiosity in the shape Of = fine
cayiesdale cob about ten days old II Is as
fine and well propor-ioned animal as can De
found anywhere. except that rs leff hind leg
from tae knee down hss the appea-anoe Of
that Of steer, with heavy. e3oFen foot.
The colt is healthy and lively
ParSY
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borough ordlnanoes.

We have been requested by Burgess Hoi-
ber1 70 publish the following sections of tbs
Boru1lyh ordinances and 10 state that IN tlst
future they VIII be rlgidly enforced:
eE1EoS s.. No person or persons shall
keep or store in IN any house, sfo-ehouse-
shop. cellar. warehouse or other ayn-IneBi
within the limits OF the Borpagh more than
sevenfy-fire pounds weight Of gunFoxder al
oBe time and the aforesaid quantity Of gun
powder shAli be safely SECURED. and any PER
s0n violating The prorisotss u tins ordinance
shall. on conviction thereof before the Bur
.ress fsay fioe Of not less than i've dollars
nor more than ffsy dollars for each ofsense,
1eseiber with 2ll costs.
sEc 3. No nitro Eiycerine. dynamite OF
Other high grade eKEdossTss shall be stored
al al within the limits 81 the Be,ro1gh, and
any person violsting ;his seciion staaii, on
conviction tteTeof before tbs BarsessI Isay a
fine Of 01e Lundred doizrs together with all
costs one-hai; % said fine 10 go 70 the in
'ssrnscr. II sad informer i not an oftice- OF
the borough
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snnerse. Chassis

Somerset cl&ssis, Of the Reformed charrt
Of the United Sssies. convened in ANNA
session Wednesday. May sd, in the Bean
church, Somerset county. with Rev &. L
Krerner, Of Berlin. in the chair. Tsae busi
iness was brought 10 q speedy eonclusio1
and the adjournment was reached Saturday
evening, TO neel next year al shanksvilie.
The following resolutions on temperance
were made the action af e1Assis;
Resosses, That Somerset Chassis note witt
pleasure the happy elect the restrictive
liquor law. lately gone into etIect in Pean
sylrHnia- in, appears, the large reduction ID
hotel and saloon Ecenses, under action O.
the colr1s-
ResaTci. Thai in The Judgment Of eisssi.
the spzi Of restrictive temperance Legislation
Is The organic Stale and National prohibition
Of the li9nor f-aftsc TO which end the
churcbes zre hereby earnestly urged Il
siirtcf their constant Efforts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30
10000 Friends

The enormous sales Of Nelson's Pain Clre
have excited universal comment and Won
der Its progress has been unprecedented in
the annals Of The medicine trade. Ifs career
IS marked by an irresistible magnetism Of
inherent superiority and healing yirtne,
xilich attracts and makes friends and pa
trars Nelson's Pain Cure : The magical
medical wonder OF tie ase-be2iinr ali-eon-
qnering als-the crowning triumph Of neii-
cal research. experience and practice, II Us
form the greatest achievement Of modern
science Is placed within the arsSls q The pub
he 3, = trsaing cost There : no necessity
FOR advertising this remedy ike circas- II
sells itself tecanse every purchaser al once
becomes friend, sounding is praises every
Ehere Sold hy all the lesding draggisis
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me south pean R.ilro.d.

Trains wIii be running over the Sorsi
Pennsylvania Easd ia eighteen rn0uiass- :
sai1 Director G=orrs r Basr in FhiisdeiPiia
saturday as be enthusiastically exrat;ssed
upon the merits OF tlas big railroad venture
: President szyre Is werking hard for the
cOuailesson cf the preliminary srznsesnent.
and The directors are anxious that agzwssdse
rnoVemenlsshousd BE- begun II onee- Thizss
% biuf, rs some imagine. bat N esznef.
xell-iirccsed scheme TO Afford P1ils3e3p@na
additional facilities for reaching the We< by
way Of Piitsbnrgh.- When the question OF
management xss brourhea Mr. Baer said
that the present Officers would not be slp-
planted for some time, q; least, and certainly
not zutil TIE ANIMAL meeting shall ocrur. the
the date f1r which has not beea determined
~
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..-gsasan County Committee


.-~,r he reu.js
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NJ rh5 eoaii'o-e =. -
lg--l-i''f- :, $500
A8-sl - .-e-s-. Dieser.
A8sgbs7g % 1.-~.u Noel.
Aass5eay > -
B.sas-A 1.,a.s.
Bs-lh -. = RsrHan.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

The Pisfsbur-h 7Tsas of "Wednesday morn
ing sars :. A farewell missionary service
was held in honor Of Miss Emma PoorhanEh
st the -race Reformed Church last night
The services consisted Of a5dresses by C. c
weizer. n. D., and the Rev. A r Bzrtbole-
new. csfficsal members OF the Beard Of For
eign Missions and appropriate music Miss
Poo-hangh also spoke briefly one Of the
chief features Of The occasion YVES the sing
ing by the choral choir. Of 81 Peters Episcc-
pal Church. composed Of 30 boys.
MIS- Poorhaaeh Is the second 1snghier OF
Josiah L. Poorilzngh, wealthy retired mer-
chart q Berlin. Sonersef county, Pa. she
i q wears Of age. handsome blonde, sod
is OF rneiiurn height. Her elder sister Is the
r.rspcir.ei Of the girls school in seDdai ia
1an. The second teacher, Mss Mary B.
Aalr. was recently married, and Miss Emma
Poo-ssanch wzs seierfed by tine Board 10 III
the Vacancy caused by Miss Aniiis nzrriase-
The school IS supported By the whole Re
formed Church, suf the ladies Of the Grace
Reformed Church voluntarily agreed to psy
Miss Pcsrbsagh's pesssee money and pro
vide her outfit for the TIP. and FOR this pr
g.ose contributed $3.50.
Miss Pcrrbangh Is . member Of the Re
formed Church, Of Berlin She VIII return
10 her horne on Thursday. and from there
VIII leave for San Francisco in time to ssil
for japan on June 2lsr- Al the close Of the
SERVICES the congregation s,ads her farewell