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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-08
Beware of the Dead Beats.

BONANZA, May 6.-Pass 'em around-a
man and woman who claim to have come
from Marion county, but no one knows.
The man is regular dead beat. His mode
of operations is to work day, get rations.
and skip between two suns. His wife is a
fit boon companion. Their garb will betray
them. They are destitute of clothing, and
if one gives them anything the charity is
misplaced. They are fully able to work,
but too lazy.
They left Bonanza last night after mid
night, after getting rations from MIR. W. D.
Ri7enbark, as above, carrying with them q
quilt and pillow borrowed from kind
lady. Any one assisting them in any way
will be sure to be imposed on, and made to
regret his error. >.
The best SOC corset in Sumter at LeTis S.
Complete stock of shoes for gentlemen, la
dies, misses and boys.
Samples sent on application.
Write to F. Levi, Sumter, S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-08

Ladies jersey knit vests, blue, pink, and
white 25c.
Latest novelties in ruching.
Large stock Of colored bordered handker-
chiefs l23c up.
Just received spring styles of ginghams'
Examine our pure sill gloves at 3oc.
At F. Lewis, Sumter, S. G.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-08
Confederate Pension Roll.

The following is list of the names Of
pensioners in Clarendon county, approved
by the county and State boards of pensions.
The list was approved by the State board
last Friday:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-08

To those having cash. advise buy where you can buy
cheapest secure as much for the dollar you Money
saved is money made carry enormous stock Of
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-08
AXE.

A steel axe, one of the best on the mar
ket,-on exhibition at e. A. Lowrys cash
store, where the best and freshest groceries
can ALWAYS be had.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-08

4 $40 sewing machine, beautifully enam-
eled, large space under arms, loose balance
wheel, new automatic bobbln winoer, fur
nished with casters, complete set Of attach
ments in velvet lined morocco case, manu-
factured by the New Home Sewing Machine
COMPANY. On exhibition i'll the SlANS1Ne
TINES Office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
FEN e OR NO FENCE.
The Election to Be Held July ga
Counter Petition to Be Filed.

The Election to Be Held July 3-A
Counter Petition to Be Filed.
1t is said that counter petition will be
fled in the court of ordinary against grant
ing an electi n on July 3 to vote on the
"Fencs" or mo Fence" Jaw. 1t will re-
qulre fifty names to the counter petition,
which must be filed not later tnan Juae 4,
and this may be overco by tho filing OF
another petition, signe by twenty-five
citizens, praying that the election may be
ordered.
1t VIII be almost impossible to secure
fifty names to a counter pet ton to thai
asking that an election be ordered, which
Will be AS represe itative of the taxpayinE
community. Inc petition now on file rep
reseltS several million dollars worth
property, and is sigaed by many If the
leading taxpayers OF the city a d county.
Those who favor o no fence law say
that there are many reasons why 1t should
preva J, aud that the poorer clas0rs especial
y VIII be benefited, as ma Y # them could
ase or rent ground for truck pate res and
cuitiva it, htreas they are now de aired
| from doing so b cause OF the expense OF
.euciGg, Se-dsmeA are perfectly willing to
| advance seeds for small crops, but fencing
i more expensive, and m one Is inclined to
advance that. AS result, many u colored
AAHll III bue COtally, Ni ACCOUNT Oh tue
expectations of stock running at large, /.
| unable u raise its own vegetables, much
less to raise them for the market.
Under the present SIS en-, by which deal
ers handle as nall an amount of truck as
"a single era Elf the poor classes in the coun-
try could cultivate h,tle patches of ground,
hey could pick up a few dollar, in Ia
curse Il year, well as raise their own
ittle suppl but under the present sys en-
FtasEs ,.s,v 10 M. .,
clumsy and hungry ca tie soon destroy be
uutenced patch, and eve f. all fe icing
cut up to save the little garden OF the col
ored people of a thrifty turn is no barrier t.
iepgeda ing stock.
Another objection to the present system
is that cattle, running ut large, AXE 1t not
My expe sive, but aim ST lmposl bic to
keep the dltcneS IN repair, and the conl-
plants about the ditcnes are attributable to
This
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
AN EDITORS CLIMB.
How Allen Thornd!ke Rice Reached
the tripod.


the tripod.
WASHINGTON May 2J-I5 was more a }
accident or good luck than newspaper 70
terprise, | fear, that made me the dep1si-
tory of the last chat OF Alien TIorldik,
Rice about himself and his career, and that
cnat was at once 50 freq all cOnpre le n
slve that it became Of deep interest, al
even of aportaace, when he was sddlenl
truck down.
During the last week OF his life he spent
two days in Washington excaa lging calls
with the Russian mi lister aud getting his
finl instructions from Secretary Blaine
before sailing as Minister TO Rus
STA, and it was nv fortune to
see considerable Of him and talk
with him much during hi, stay. Tho hs
day he assigned - the state department,
thesec nd day TO the Interests OF the North
american RcrjciC.
Las, winter he arrarg ed with me 20 look
after the " ashiag ton Interes , OF as ma "a
z.le, 70 suggest available tpp.-s and help
aim TO Undue, pro ninsnt Lea 10 write ar
tItles.
Waen he called on me I told him wha, I
hal done ana gave him a LIST OF topics and
of writers.
DO you know Secretary WINDOW very
w,lif he ASSET
au,a ereI tlat had the honor.
"Al rsut. e. up ald Introduce me-" he
said.
We walked up % the treasury depart
mcut. H. was O'Clock. / uAi "A newspaper
mass privilege Of try, ou- tae or was
al that hour closed 20 etrausers. ~ u are
a ne spap,r maU' sal ., AS weapproac .ei
the Ceruerus. Ind / Mil u.e TIA. fact
watt sud Mr.. Rice. 81 avn airai that
won't DO. an virtual y aAew>plptr man
AMI nm proud OF ,ne guIld, but / am lot
technical y one, and G. m ar rd just now 70
craW, under the tent Can't you get me a
CarlW
At that moment IL occurred 70 me that,
rs MiIiste 10 Russia, p raaps be had all
privileges, ana proclaimed a. random q
The door keeper that this visitor WAS thu
un foltin wi. the senators. That func
tiouory turned t4o key aad bowed low.
W. passed un.
Ate tho first words Of complaisancs were
sad. 4 ltfs ala 81 "Il. $ .c.tutry. tho
North american hDricC would Do de. got ted
O. have ava ur .lc.e from or rcl. Subject
and t.tIr. luiertst.' 10 is a thone you have
stud i. You once saved lhe clultry man y
m..l ls Ot dollars by ih AZ 'pulu ui a
policy ai fu4lus alta l'N rate. aud 10 GER
tala.y laye Hio sWo th heaiilg as Co too
cause az tlo cont nuai ill. il &c rate q 90.
tfre
Secretary W.ujl.n laughed. tba1kei the
eA.tor Tor be invitation, aud retlied that De
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
THREE ROBBERS SENT UP.
Detective Burnside's Clever Capture
O the Central Gang Bears Fruit.

! Detective Burnside's Clever Capture
G. the Central Gang Bears Fruit.
John Niyson, Tilspn Lowery and Hamp
Jackson. the three colo-ed crooks entrapped
and caught by the shrewd devices of De-
tecuve II. b. Burnside Of Philadelphia sew
eral moaths ago, were tried and convicted
and sentenced in Sylvanla last week.
/ Nixon got seventeen at hard labor in toe
/ Deuiten tlary, and LOWery aud jackson got
five years sacl.
Detective Burnside, WHO has been ap-
pointed assistant travelling ageat and adj
vertising agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul rail way since he worked the
clever dodge on the outlaws came down
a few d2Es ago as o witness against the
negroes. Nix did not lie Y. but I'M
tosomed himself Of all his inroads into the
CentraI's property. II is Thought by some
that he viii II be long in the peniteniary.
H. has already escaped three times and
beat ne sheriff down at Millen and walked
out over his body. During his recent i'm
pyisonment at Sylvanla his conduct WAS
suca rs to necessitate a rigid correction,
winch the sderf Inflicted with a buggy
trace.
in the cell with Nixon were twelve
prisone. S. The officer went in to clean out
the cell, but could not make Nixon come
out Nixon used INSULT & and abusive Ian
guage to tho officer with Il purpose, it is
said, of getting t officer in the cell to
.orce him out, when Nixon would have
served him rs ne did the MIlen MAJ AID
made escape sure for them all. The officer
DID not We ture alone. but called half a
dozen able-bodled men in to assist him, and
\ Xon was punished until he became as
I'd cilen as a lamb.
Lowery sad in MS statement that he was
not lad "nigger" lie was only ensnared
and led into tue mischief by Nix n d the
others. However the court a the prison.
ers do not always ag 90 about the KIM, o
exta.t of Punishment, and doubtless
Lo,ery VIII become convilcei of it before
his sentence expires.
Hamp Jackson was charged with larceny,
and received a sentence to the full extent Of
tho law. rhe Philadelphia detective was
compllmented on all sides in the neighbnr-
mood in which the robberies have been com
mtte1, by the eople. They are glad that
the desper tie Nixon is on of tns way, for
a while, at least. The manner of gulg
about the job shows that Burnside is not
YOU & in the bust ess. The piece Of work
IS regarded as oAe of the neat so which has
beea performed in this section IN long
lime
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. MAY 2e. 1889.

through very fine dust from desert regions,
which is sometimes carried through the air
for hundreds OF miles.
The peasantry Of Andausia in 1904 wit
messed shower of wheat and were dis
posed to think the good old days Of the
childre of Israel had retur ed when pro-
visions we're provldentially supplied. The
explanation was very simple when it was
found out. Over in Africa, acr IS the
=, ats Of Gibraltar, some laborers had
been threshing wheat. While they were
their midday meal hurricane swooped
down, swept their threshing floor clean,
lifted the grain thousands of feet in the air
by its mighty suction, and finally sowed it
over the streets of a Spa ish town. There
rs a good deal Of humor in the pranks ma
ture occasionally plays, though the world,
before it understood nature very well, often
thought these sportive freaks we're matters
OF very sole mn and porteuous import.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26

Results OF the Games Between the
Country's Leading; leans
WASHINGTON. May 25.-BAse bail games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Columbus
Columbus, ........-o O. 5
Base n.ts: Columbus II, BROOKLYN ;. Errors:
Columbus Is ooAlg Batteries: Gastright
and Big Terry al1 Nisner
Al =. Louis
81. Louis. ........-o 0 DO
Bas. hit: :, Louis IS. Kansas city II
Errors: ST Lou $ :. hG SaS City O. Bl tories.
Chamberlain and boyl,, Sullivan aud Doaoa.
hue.
New YORK ......3 Is
Base 1its: New York 10. ChicasoI0. Errors:
New Yor g, Chicago 2. Batteries heete and
Ewing, Krock aud Flint.
a BIS, IL
ird,anapois .....S o / o 0 o 1
Base hits Boston IT, indianapolis 3. Errors.
Boston .. lniiana polls 3. Batteries: GARRISON
and ansel Boyle aud Myers.
At Augusta
Chattanooga .-..... ..-.... ........... ,
Atlanta .. .... ........S............... 600. J
At Na,hugt
F Rasi,a zion ~. 20 20 Q Q = % o. /
Base mls Washington ., PIT burg r. Errors
Washing 9u !. PttsotE D.. Batteries; llcaly
ans EbrIght, Beam and Fields.
4 PnhaIep h.a eIlum gJ-
Philadelphia 81 o 0 20 o 0 o. 3
Base hits. PniaieIp iaS, Cievelanl6. Errors:
Phiad.lp ia s. Give and D. Batteries. Bunln.
ton aud Clements, O'Brien and Lmuer
Deehanty usu~ u.s collar bone by col
lislOn with Kicker.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
PHENOMENAL SHOWERS.
Explaining the Rain Of Frogs and the
Rain OF Ned Flels.
Is.,.,, III. Ns,, VOL St,y,

Explaining the Rain Of Frogs ana the
Rain OF Ned FIels.
From the Ne,c York sun.
The story comes from Dakota that the
good people of jamestown nave been
treated to a shower OF frogs Years ago
this interesting visitation would have
insp red aw, aud even fear, but the intelli-
gent froltiersmen of Dakota take n com
mon sense view Of the event. \ very lively
hurricane was il the ne ghborhood just
then, and the people think tie
frogs were caught up from their pi &c OF
abode IA slough, had free ride ga TIE
wings of the 1rm, and were finally
dumped into the principal street ~ the
town. This view Is certainly more CLAUSE
Die than the OLD 4oti In on similar occasions,
whici was that the frogs Of SOM other
world wore making a tour.
Prof Gclkie SAYS tlat falls OF frogs aud
toads are a frequent occurrence IN 10 llN
but 10 Is nouc'd tlat the pne 10 nenon al
WAYS takes place ueir a Nall, AID there /,
grave suspic.oa that the little mop er are
merely wa,Ael from the roofs and CUTTERS
durins a heavy fall n rain. a little science
asd observation usually strips tNes' sur
prfsine Occlrr nc. OF their mysterious
ASPECTS The reign Of bio q that frightened
The Hague nearly OF II is wits ia the
sevout.eu.h century was caused by an
enormous swarm q tiny rel watcr i'as
other sansuiuary showers have had an
equally harml origin. aud mes. OK them
have certainly bce4 ca4sod b. rain falling
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
A PRISON FOR FLORIDA.
The SENATE PASSES THE BILL
PROVIDING FOR one.

A Proposition to Enlarge the Powers
of Pilot commissioners Bill Intro
duced in the House Providing for o
Reformatory for Juvenile Criminals
adjournment Expected This Week.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, MAY %. The Senate
scored another heavy days work. passing a
large number Of new bills on third reAd-
ing, besides considering ma y On second and
waving The rules for the introduction OF
two. The most important bill disposed Of
provides for the establishing Of a state
prison and for the care, custody and en-
ployment Of convic,s, while one introduced
is also Of much Importance, as it enlerges
and defines the powers Of boards OF pilot
commissioners. A matter greatly concern
ing sea ports ana commerce.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26

GETTING EVEN WIN LIN In a small
garrison town IN Prussia the officer OF "A
cavalrv company an me, ga ge.ht. a
newly app ted s,ca-d ieu.e .gnt bad jlt
hrrivei, sad wa ealing MS irs. Dime at
the mess table. 4 at day the iriuclpll
dl.h va, s eWci kidneys when tots dish
va passed around, our % ccrait.ra % Der
declined 10 axe % n, as 90 kleN tle cap.
tain was pass ona ely addicted 90 ste "a
kidneys ~ b he dIsl cam G. the lew
lieutenant be- not KNOW < amy be- or
hslped himself very lhoraiy. Next day
% parade The captal asked an thor Oh ,0r.
who DO GOA. wre Ga u creature o. fue
leNF "lhAfs the ne j. utelhuL' "No a..
! remember, ae cas- gorge hima. r. ol slowed
sidneya, but be- can't rila I,.caa Alf.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
a Murderer Arrested

BRUNSWICK, GA, May 25-Charles
Glover, the negro who murdered Peter
Micheal at Jamaica few niglls ag- has
been cap ured By another negro after IL
chase Of TIVE ty-h miles through "A dense
swamp. He is now IN ely II equity ILL.,
he Will be tri ID next week.
In came of ball to-day Brunswick beat
St Au Justine 10 to &.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
Base Ball Notes.

The Hendy base ball team has been pho
tographed.
Nick Corris1, pitcher for the Hendy base
ball club, fell in a well " liz runni ng after
ball and broke his collar bone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
sPECL1L NOTICE.

A meeting of the Retail Dry Goods Sslesmen's
Association will take place TUESDAY EVEN
ING at SIS O'Clock at Emmett Hail. corner
Broughton and Bull streets. Everyone favor
ale to early closing is cordially invited.
S. G.. SUTHERLAND, President
J. NJ. FRANK Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

LAW-The relatives and friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. John b. Law are respectfully requested to
attend the funeral Of their infant son. MARION
SPRUNr. from the family residence, so Taylor
street. at $50 O'Clock ThIS AFTERNOON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
GaoRGIA,s CAPITAL.

Cores 1orpence With Tennessee's
Governor oyer ExtraJition.
ATLANTA, GA, NJ Y 25.-rha govern ors
of &c rgia and Tennessee are having an
interesting corresponds zee, touching the eX-
tradictun Of criminals fugitive from the Dor
der counties. Some weeks ago Gov. Cor
don forwarded eleven acquisitions on the
governor Tenuess e., all for crimes com
NIT cd in the Blue Ridge circuit Some Of
these were hono-ed, but the governor OF
Tic nessee declined to issue his
warrant in three cases, giving
as a reason that the offenses were only pet y
misdemeanors. MT committed in the border
counties. Gov. Gordon holds differently,
and ha, rep led courte u,ly, urging that /,
is the duty of the governor Of Teuuessee l.
execute tue act of congress on the subject OF
extradltio3, W etuer the crime IS large o
small, or whether committed in border
counties or not.
\ REWARD PAID.
An executive revard of $50 was paid
to-day to l.. D. " ats, OF Washington
county, Floriia which mad been offered TO
the capture of e Levi, charged with t9e
murder of William Del ach in LDwndes
county, March 3, 1883. Wasli gtnn ar
reste Lewis IN " Washington county Florida,
on May 10, and delivered him t. the sheriff
Of Low de on May -.
The governor has appointed and commits
sioued NJ s. Marie Wight, a Georgia lady
no, on the staff of the New York World
secretary of he Georgia commissioners
10 q Paris expoSiti II. Mrs. Wright, who
IS now IN A lan;a, vii art Tor Paris an a
few days, whore sh3 will write up the expo
sition 70 the v 0rid
Amos J. Gu mi rs Of the New Y rk Sun
and j. NJ Keauny and q. C. Matthews,
editors of the Memphis appeal, are here
tonight. They have been attending tine
Southern Press Association at Chattanooga,
Tam
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26

A GREAT INDICTMENT. &c ra-Wnat induced
you TO tell Mr.. Merritt went TO the party last
night with George?
Little Johnuie-A quarter Hdrper'S Bazaar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
FRANK WERM.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The public are respectfully requested 20 try
Savannah standard STICKY Fly Paper. For sale
az Lnrsaions Drug Store, corner Bull and
Slate. and clsrelAnd's Pharmacy, corner
broaght1u aud Hsbenham. Price Be-. q Sheet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
In the House.

The House nlso got squarely down to
work. and made the bost record OF the seS-
so The rules we're strictly adhered to,
and most Of the d ~ WAS co lsumed IN con
sjderation of bills on second reading.
Though this was the last day for new bills,
six Of that class put in auappearance. Ono
of these provides house
of correction and reformation Tor
persons between II AMI Is years of
age convicted of crime or vagrancy, and
without proper parental control Or guar
dian. A similar bill has been introduced in
the senate, but the house bin Is thought to
be the best, and pubic feeling is 50 strong
on tie subject III the e j. but little doubt
of one or the o,her being put through and
made effective.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES
81, WINDOW sHtnES =,

Before you give your orders elseubar.
our sample shades and you will be surnris.a :.
the shade we make to order With best
roller and finished with knotted fringa e.. .
Being exclusively in this line of business, it en-
ables us to give you the same shade for -.
dollar for which you have to pay two do,,.-.
elsewhere.
For the convenience of our custo,,...
have opened an agency here in Savannah and
Mr.. G. NJ THONNESEN, No Az Bnu $50.
next to Davis Bros, will have a full sssoet'
ment of samples and will receive ~ 80 -
orders, take the measurements and put tb. us
up if required 'D0A
MAYER BROS, New York Civ
Mail orders promptly attended to.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26

WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE ON WHITAKER
AND BARNARD STREETS, BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND TENTH STREETS?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-26

SPECIAL NOTlC -.
~~-~---~-~~-~~---------
NATURE DEMANDS
POSITIVE ROAD TO
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Here we have 1t.
The health of your family should be your first
consideration. Good healthy cooGed food will
produce better results than any medicine you
can swallow. Save your health by striking the
evil at It's roots. Purchase a
CHARTER OAK
RANGE OR STOVE,
WITH WIRE GAUzE OVEN DOOR.
The interior construction being such the pro-
ducts of combustion pass entirely around the
ovea, generating an even heat therein, which is
required for god cooking. the Wire Gauze
Door, while it does not cool the oven, thor
oughy purdeS the air, adding a constant sup
ply Of oxygen; producing breaI, cak and
meats far superior to any other process the
bread being light, porous. healthy. easily di-
sc tible and never moulds; tue meats bein-
juicy, luscious aud strengthening. retaining their
nutritious qualities after roasting. Try one and
be convinced. For sale only by
CLARKE & DANIELS,
Dealers in Monitor Oil Stoves, Charter Oak
Ovens for Gas and Oil Stoves, nnda
General Supply of House
Furnishing Goods.
&c IL Congress, Second East Barnard Street.
NONE OF HER MAJEsTY'S SHIPS
DARE LEAVE PORT
WITHOUT A SUPPLY OF
LIN JUICE.
This is because physicians and all who have
given the subject any study admit that LIME
JUICE is the best preventive of Scurvy. They
will also tell you that as an antiseptic, and as
the basis of a healthy and agreeable beverage
it is unsurpassed. Being of cool and puri. y
ing nature, it correctS the stomach by supply
ing the acid so much required by many, and es-
pecially by ladies' and children who are fond OF
sweets II is an excellent remedy for seasick-
ness, and is rec 1mmr nded for daily use in Gout,
RHEUMATISM. Fevers. Etc. The flavor is not so
agreeable at first as the juice OF fresh lemons
but liking for it is quickly acquired.
Tue large and increasing demand for LIME
JUICE has Induced many TO undertake the put
tin up OF 1t, aud as a consequence there are any
number Of brands on the market, many OF
winch are perfectly worthless and positively
Disgusting the MONTSERGAT JUICE is the
oa.g JUICE recognized the world over as being
pure ana full OF strength. This juice comes
lrom t4e Olveston Plantations on the island of
Montserrat, w l. can supply it by case Of u
lar,e bottles or by ths bottle.
DRINK it steadily from now until the first of
October next, and you will find that despite
warm and trying weather, you always feel ex
cellent
You have heard the expression: "A stitch in
time saves nine
ID RELY,
20 Whitaker street,
Importer and specia list.
TelenhOne tG1.
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MEETINGS,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SEEOIAL NOAENL'
The ladies of the Mickva Israel Congregation
are requested to meet at the Sunday School
room MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 81, at 5
O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE QUERIES
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