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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

OsxALoozA "A, Aug 2f-Geucral r. y.
Drake. founder Of Drake Uaivsrsity pre-
SIDED o7cr ths Iowa Christian convention
IN session bore Thorsday. Tho denomina-
ton has aad . verT prosperous year. seven
teen new churches saTinE oosa bui. with
an Increase O. E. 40 IN mem beTship Thirty
five thousand dollars were raised in ,his
sta5e for missions and education duriug
tbo year E-s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
An Optician sp eclaIisf,

Charios s. Gni, the well.hnown JeWeisr OF
West King street. has Just nnisht d regular
opticians course In tho college Oi Dr. julius
King. the noted oculist OF Cleveland. Ohio
Mr.. Gin has been studying for several years
preparatory to taxing this course. ana 10
graduated with very high honors after pass
Ing very creditable examination. MT Gill 10
the rst and only person in this city who 10
regular graduated optician. and has such q
diploma. lie IL now prepared 70 attend TO AL
visual defects. He is possessed OF the snowl.
edge ~ we'll a. the Instruments required;
having purchased one Of the largest and best
sets OF lenses in the country. There has lon q
been room for . specialist Of this kind in Ian.
caster, ana persons dssiring their eye sight
preserved will DO well by calling on Mr.. Gin.
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a ror rouxD.
Lssss Nspssssn Gee Csmposs Poetry "a
Order.

Lsass NspsSesn Css Csmposs Poetry 70
The following extracts from lstter re-
ceiysd ss this cfaoe aooompapying poem,
appear 10 b Of litefary interest:
al cen compose prose OF pcetSy on any
subject any one can mention. would
Ike 70 have position 10 write fox paper,
give me show. Sign Louis Napoleon TO
the top Of the pieca composed the piece
herein enclosed. The pages ere numbered
1 and q"
The poem, entitled "Oourtship end
Marriage" deals In the nrst stanzM with the
promises and attentions OF lover and then
ccmts this touching thought:
but oh my when tho knot IL tied
ana affections have fown away
u the wife should ssk the man for cent
he'doay wait till another day
my pockets empty my money Is gons
the preacher got It oil
iity cents is what We had
when last We left the ball
next that's done the house I, sold
ana the buggy that was so fne
because baby wants pair Of shoes
ana clothing all the time
the barrel In the cellar Is minus Of meat
the wife has told the man
must buy some shoes TO cover my fest
We must do the best we can
before we were married We had p.enty Of
clothes
the husband you know would say
II we could only get back TO our former state
says the wife you tet Ia stay
IA married life you know there's fun
II both DO pull together
but II one sits down ana tho other runs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
Ayy.u.,ux For Memoirs, Day.


A meeting Of the joint committee Of
George II. Thomas Post No. n, and Ad-
mirsl Reynolds Post No 405. Grand Army
OF the Republic, appointed TO make arrange
ments for proper observance Of Memorial
Day, met on Wednesday evening for organ.
ization.
A. V. Hurst, OF PoIt 81, was elected
chairman Of the committee. +. II. Arndt,
OF Post 4O5, secretary, and X. Blickenderfef,
Of Pos, t05, treasurer.
The following committees were appointed :
On speakers, q. ii. Faansoht, J. w. lseu.
berger aud J. X. Crawford. On hall, J. X.
Barr, X, Blickenderfor w. ID. Stsufier.
To walt on councils and ask for IN annual
appropriation OF $500, 8. Clay Miller, NIL.
ton s~ope and John E. Sohum.
1t was decided to hold meetings on
Thursday evening OF esch week.
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4 Ysung Ssas's Large Fuueral.


T. ~ mineral OF Horace Diller Styer took
ID this morning from the residence Of
n1hor, No. SiS East King street. 1t
UtAo largest funeral OF any young person
- been seen In Lancaster for some
- Among those who attended were
nbeg OF members OF the Psge Literary
~ q Alllsrsviile school, and the GLASS
k11eh deceased belonged. His suudsy
- elass, Of which g. l.. Fon Dsrsmith
CuAor, and the members Of Greenwsld
10y socisty Of which deceased was the
1ouk Bshces this there were many
nooes Of Trinity Sunday school, and
- young friends Of the deceased. Tho
- We preached BY Rev. y. l.. Fry,
10y teok his toxt from I Samuel, TX. 2 !:
eAolce young man and goodly." He
anuistsd by Rsy. B. +. Allemap, Of st.
- lusheran church. The pail. l.beArers
rs Q. L. Leonard, William NJ. Dsen,
os e. senft Harry 8. Winssri, John
NJ le and Frank H. Rudy. The inter.
ns Was made at Woodward Hin. There
o many very pretty floral tributes, and
80 thsm was floral chair given by the
oawald Literary society. II was three
- high, and bore the words "oar PIosi-
|xSa
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The Missionary Alliance.

At half past two O'Clock this afternoon
the delegates of the district missionary
alliance assembled In St PAups Reformed
church and we're formally welcomed by
Rev. Z V. Gerhsrt, on behalf OF the theo.
logical seminary and by Rev. Dr. I. q.
Apple, on behalf OF franklin and Marshall
college,. Rsv. g. l. Fry, will address the
alliance In the First Reformed church this
evenipg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

Congressman Hiestsnd, OF Lancaster,
having Withdrawn "a candidate for naval
officer in this city, is now in pursuit OF the
internal revenue coilectorship In the Lam
caster district. He has run up against
few other candidates for the same place.
Major kllwood Griosf, Sam Matt Fridy and
Colonel Bepjam franklin Eshleman, oil
having been mentioned. There 10 . good
deal Of Lancaster that has not yet been
heard from, but enough has turned out to
make Il certain that there will not be very
great trouble In getting people to All the
CfYices
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

Some days sgo William MoChesney was
arrested in Orange, ~, for burglary, after
a.terribls fight, In which he almost killed
two policemen. The authorities OF that
town think that the man II . notorious
criminal and they wish 10 know more
about him. They have sent . circular and
photograph OF the prisoner TO Chief OF
Police Smelix Tho picture shows that the
prisoner made great resistance whom bis
photograph was taken. A polics officer
had q tight hold OF his head with both
hands and ths prisoner has his face twisted
up until !. presents ahorrible appearance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
William spencsr's VIII.

Tue will of William spencer. late Of
soaburg, was admitted to probate this
1cenlpg. William Black. Of that borough,
= Dthe executor. Among the beques.s are
- lnl10wink: $3.50 to the Strasburg
Donetery. 70 keep the lot OF deceased In
oopeir $500 70 the Strasburg Presbyterian
lAnrch, the interest Of which 10 to be sp
p11ed TO tho support OF the minister, and
- % tho Methodist church, OF Strssburg,
- the same purpose.
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The GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
Peonsy's Imm enss Parchase OF Water FRO
on New York nay

Peonsys Imm enss Purchase OF Water Front
on New York hsy.
The New York World announces that the
Penpsylvsnia railroad company has secured
possession OF 3 $50 feet OF shore front on
New York bay. 1t has also purchased .
large section OF contiguous property. These
Immense accasslons have been made with
20 day for the first time that railroad
terminal Ia 10 DO constructed on the prop
erty, and with facilities ample TO insure i.s
being one of the largest In the world. This
IL the end OF q long standing series OF rail.
road speculations which have involved
cGit fiy tho Lehigh Valley and tho Pennsyl.
Vania railroad companies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
A Horse That Hsd to he Killed.

This morning Newton Fry was driving
from North Q leen street into Christian
when his horse, which had not been In the
best OF health bsfore, fell breaking both
shafts OF the wagon. The animal sprsined
himself badly and was unable 10 get ur.
About noon 1t WAS found necessary to Kill
him and he Was taken TO Lsmpsrter's.
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OmcsrA elected,

Tho following ofiicers OF Inland Division
No 7, Uniform rank of Knights OF
Pythiss, were elected last evening Captain,
NJ. NJ. Barton lieutenant, q. +. Pstter-
son herald, D. Nj. Good recorder, B. Il.
Z,ok treasurer, Daniel Sing guard, w.
$. Weaver sentinel, Il. Y. Bartholomew |;
trustee, Jaoob Albright installing officer,
3, M, SIX con.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
a Visiting Chaplain.

Chaplsiu John Ssyre, Of the state en-
csnpment OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, who lives In Philsde lphls and 10
attending the NJ. 4. conference, visited the
Poet ao5, las. evening. He has decided to
deliver the sermon In the court house here
next Sunday evening that he gave In
Gettysburg on July 4;h. Post 405 will
attend in a body,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
Death oa An AGED lady.

3 1grs. Busan Lorenz, wife Of the late John
4eeenx, died this morning at her home Nc.
I'D North Queen street. She had been an
l1ynlid for ten years. and her death WAS
nnod BY general breaking down OF the
oeem. Deceased was member of Trinity
ntheran church. Her husband died
1Uolve years sgo, and she leaves i've
4e1ldren - follows: Mrs. Robert Eichoitz.
$qs William and Miss Christie Lorenz,
9. city, and Mrs. Annie S,erne, Of
eruhiA She was In the slst year of her
hG interment will take place Oh
MN itern0on, and the funeral will be
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
A Large surpr,ss Party.

u Last evening Mrs L. Hail, wife OF Prot.
q. Hall, the dancing master Of Centre
Dquasn Was surprised BY about one hun
1god friends and pstrona OF the dsncing
oohool. Mrs Hall wss kfp: away from
neme until sii the guests had arrived ana
uhsn she came her surprise was very great.
xvesy body erjoyed themselves greatly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
strucG Win Q sledue.

Charles Pepper and Daniel Affiebseh
were working In quarry for Jacob Pontz
Soe>erday. The former was striking with a
Q1e6ge and ths later IVES hold ing the drill.
yeppsr missed the drill and struck Am y
lees on tho head, irjuripg him quite
ooverely. Dr. 81. L. Hsrr s.tendeu hiiu.
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:. n. @. a. Reception This Ev.nIps

"a H y. o. y. Heceptt0n Ibis Evening.
The members Of the Young Mems Chris
- association Will receive the ladies OF
~ auxiliary this evening In the sssocis.
- pAElora The reception IL arranged by
- youug men and given to the ladies' as
Aaompliment OF the excellent services they
hove rendered. 1t will take place between
IN and 10 O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
Ons More Appeal.

3he Dorcas society In Obliged to max one
noee appeal for help. A number OF sick
- ueed persons are entirely depencelt
'uDoa the society. Donations are sole ted
~ weet the expenses Of this month. The
Nonaesy scknowledses three dollars worth
~ ofead uckets from Mrs. Henry Snrb.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
death OF Augusta. MiIley.scs.

Augustus Milieyssck, Q Well known
1N9ckusksr OF this city, residing ON Ian.
qoeees svsaue, died this morning, aged "
'yoora He had been In III health for some
'13De pest and his death ives FASTENED by
|oeeoke OF paralysis which he had last eve.
'nkog. Hs served two yssrs In the " ar as
|nq0bsr OF the Psnnsyivsnia Reserves
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----aszsa--=a-s.-- -.
MARRETS,
Onioago rroauos s.srSs..

CHICAGO, March II. D:S0A. IN. .-MRrkat Opener /:
wheat-Mareh. saxc; May. s7H; June.
03kc; July. s7Nc.
Uorp- Marcm 3a,ko May. a8,.c June. s5sio
July. 28Hc.
0ate-March. 2I,<o; May. 2oJSc June. ab)io.
July. ?,kc.
O2 Is July. N2S'k
:, ,,:raIMaros. .t0sO; May. q o.; Juno.
Short Ribs-nsy. u slk; June. % 81, July
% SIX.
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III AeED PRINTER.
nAns1ssuso. srRroElx
+ ~ RAnAGsslA


nfnfoh a - Dsuiel ZAhm,
= YSnoorday morning In Har.
D ~ effects Of . stroke OF
~ EShm was . ussive Of
- W. 3 printee BY trade
louoanaa q he Herald once
1fDa He moved 10 Harrisburg
0neo ago end worked In the
NJ AHA TIE rsmains will be
0eA ond The funeral held on
thpo0 q 3 o'clock from the
~ 0oa O. x. Sample
6onlsh, . thirteen-year-old son
Yoonlo6, was arrested lest night
John GILBERT on the charge OF
exlalblA Tho boy had been In
u slaying out late at night pro.
1ooky end getting drunk. The
1nkon before Squire Evans, who
64e ~ taken before the judges to
~ ~ House Of Refuge Tho boy
~ The yard OF 8. B. CieppeS,
{shD stols pigconA Henry Alice,
RSoung boy, was In the alley In u o
y Cleppef's house, and was also
bat ives discharged BY Squire
8 fudge Livingston this afternt ON
Elno evidence against young Yesnish
1ossd him 70 be taken to the House
-.
In1evol will be held In the armory this
~ under tho management Of salome
y Brethren church and will continue
aeurday evening.
~ Btos'. minstrels will appear In the
boase this evening.
3aturdsy evening the third grand
gt o. the Metropolitan band Will be
~ opera house. An excellent pro-
- hes bsen arranged and will afford
enlng OF orj lyment 70 oil who attend.
~ auerchor will assist at the concer
opA Gregg hss been appointed assist
william U. Barr, OF the Reading q
nbis rallroad, at this placs.
rUnited States Express company
r1aceda . new wagon in town.
Mia society Of the Second street
Dfnn church will meet this evening o:
ono o. Mre. J. q. Benner.
nahsFmen are getting roady for the
- oe the shad season. Seines are
repaired and other necessary work
loona
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

The 8 cond division OF the senior class OF
FnsnElia and Marshall college will deliver
orstions in the College chapel to morrow,
Friday morning, beginning at nine o'clock.
There oTations are public.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

- Ahhs" ~ Fulton Opera Honss.
1Ae Play Of "H eel Kirke" was given In
oaeoo opera house 10 Q large matinee,
np' 'aod mostly OF ladies, on Wednesday
n0Dgu0on. In the evening there were
goely one hundred people In 10 ses the
I the company went TO Wilmington
~ mosuiug.
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s,hs,x q d ,,h N.s,se, Of pn1,

~ n ksah nan has brought q suit
1nos Lsvi Heir, supeTvisor OF Martic
MP, bsfore Alderman Pinker,on,
oF0ene him wtih neglect OF duty. IL is
- shst read In the township OF ths
nnn1 sss oesifu ,,ed. and he refused to
Do{o the obs,ruciion after being nounec.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
WILD Geese About,

Lsst evening large fock Of Wild geese
new over the city, going In northessterly
dirssIion, and all the old women In town
were 'eiiing OF the different signs they
knew OF,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14
The Odd EelIows' SBasaar.

Al the Old Fsiiowa' bazaar les, evening
there was quite good sized crowd. TIE
Iroquois band and the Herschel qusrtette
were present auc furnished the music. Tits
evening the orders mentioned In last even.
ing's p per will be present and the Mount.
viii band will ealiyen things,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

1AE sabosth-school OF the Church OF Goa,
Prince ana Orange streets, viii give q tablesu
ana musical entertainment in their church
th;s Thursday evening. March ltth, lsss
CONNIE ncing n O'Clock. Admi sion Is cents,
Froessds 10 hep txtinguish u smsil cebt on
church. Turn out tonight ana help worthy
cause
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

The famous D ssthoven string Qaartett,"
Of New York, have boon engaged to sive
concert in nannerchor hall on the 18th. A
unique and delightful programme win be
given and the Mendelssohn oiub III siDg their
giees aud part songs. Ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

TosAoco buyers Contract Books, Receipt
Books. sample Tags. &C.. printed At the lrTRI
LienNosR once NJ short notice. Price, rea'
sonable work frst-class. febI-ud
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

WE nAvs IN STOCK a nne limo OF etched
folders nnd illuminated cards, especially
adapted for Opening Cards. Announcements,
lis OF Fare. Menus for private dinners. BOOK
Covers, orders OF Dance. Programmes, ana
the like. which WIN be printed AT Ieaonable
rates, as our facilities for turning ont nne
printing are Qualled by few houses. GIVE ns
call.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

Colgate 4 Co are the nauufa otureS OF oc
tagon eoap. Ask your grocer fer II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

j. N. wIsTHAlyTsR. agent for New England
Mutual Accident Association, paid Samuel II
Heitshu, l2ioO Indemnity, for injury 10 right
lno
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

Law ana other oifioes tor Isnt. Centrally
ioeAed' Read Frey 4 kekens advertise
Ai9hS mArla std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

Law and otf er onices for rent. Centrally
| iocattd. Reai Frey 4 Eckerts advertise
| nent mafl43td
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ASTRICH BROS.

nOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR
II Low Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge
Cocks. Mood wheels or W Gig hted. Glass
Tubes, whlstles, syphons for Seam Gauges,
Cylinder Oilers PLATA. Water Gauge Columns,
Cocks for steam Gauges. call on JOHN BnsT,
Sss East Fulton stteet mf-ttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

Law ana oiher of1ces for rent. Centrally
located sesd Frey 4 Ecksrl's advertise.
Heht lnaris-Nd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

USE octaeon Soap ana get any book you
want FREQ OF cost. mlAlwo'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

oetsgon Soap saves time and money. Ask
your grocer fJr II. mi! lro.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

- A. Beyder. who recently sold Lls
- - North Queen street. which 10
o11oe coovertsd into . s,oro for the
- e1eehss~. iock posstasion Of Hoisi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-14

We are selling out all stock
on hand at actual bargain
prices.
For tomorrow we offer for
sale a lot of Jewelry at special
prices.
One lot of Roman Gold
Breastpins at Ioc; regular
price 25c.
One lot Of double Jersey Pins.
with fine plated chain, imitation
stone head, at loc; regular price
25c.
One lot Of fine rolled plate
Chain Pin, some in tinted gold
leaves, at 25c; regular price
SOC.
One lot of heavy plated Gold
Bar Pins, with Rhinestone, at
25c; regular price csc, some Of
these have tinted leaves.
One lot Of 7 to 10 stones,
Rhinestone Silver Pins, at I6c ;
regular price 25c.
One lot of Rhinestone Hair
pins, 7 to 10 stones, at I6c ;
regular price 2sc.
One lot of Oxydize Silver
and Gold Bangle Bracelets, at
Ioc; regular price a5c.
One lot of heavy Gold
Plated Bangle Bracelets, with
lock, at 2sc; regular price soc.
One lot Of fine brilliant
Rhinestone Screw and Drop
Earrings, at 25c; regular price
soc.
One lot Of heavy plated Cuff
Buttons, Rhinestone, &c, some
with pin and chain, at I5c; reg
ular price 25c.
A lot of Shell Shorn Side
Combs, silver and oxydize top,
at 25c, a novelty.
Another great novelty is a
silver, gilt and oxydize Lock
and Chain Bracelets, at soc,
lock opens with a spring.
A large lot of Fancy Plush
Ornaments at sc apiece, in all
colors.
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IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON
Il stop Cocks. Asbestos Packed Coobs, fet
and Bib Cocks. Lever Cocks, swing joints.
to JOHN BEST. S33 East Fulton-st m2-tfd
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UOR BOILER TUBE BRUSHES,
Il Stiilson Pipe W ren chss, ripe and Monkey
wrenches combined, Fil-s, OIL Cans, etc, 10
To JOHN BhsI. Ss3 kast fuiton.st M. It'd
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6rain snd rsov,sious.

tnrnfshed BY 9. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, Mar. u, Loo O'Clock %. m,
What E0rn Data pNrG IarA
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Rocky Ridge Items.

The only child of Mr.. Geo. seiss living
near Motter's Station died on Monday last.
Funeral and interment took place at Rocky
Ridge on Wednesday. Rev. Barb minister
in charge, Jas Crecgcr undertaken.
Mrs. James Eyler has been quite III dur
ing the week.
Mr.. VIM. Fox has very severe cold
which he contracted several weeks ago.
Cough remedies have surely been In de-
mand around Rocky Ridge.
Mr.. Clayton Eylcr of Grsceham removed
to the tenant house of Mr.. Biggs at Isabella
mills.
On Thursday last, Mr.. VIM, Rou'zhan OF
Graceham removed to the dairy farm Of the
Messrs. Biggs.
Miss Lula o. Martz Of Ladiesburg is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. !. Elchelberger.
Mr.. Wilson Troxcll has erected a cottage
near his mansion. MIR. T. has also complct.
ed a half mile track on his farm which he will
Use for training purposes during the coming
season.
MIR. VIM. Biggs has put new cream sep
arAtor in his creamery the ono removed not
having the capacity, owing to the large re-
cept of milk being daily received.
am gratfied to report the Sabbath school
in very prosperous condition. Heretofore
the school has been closed about Jan. LIST.
This year the officers concluded to continue
the school during the winter, and have been
amply repaid for their efforts IS the school
has been we'll attended more particularly
on the part Of the scholars. Teachers might
give better attendance.