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Found a Coruse.

Richard WEIGH and James McArdle. two
hunters, while out on Sunday last found
the body OF a man on Little Coyote Island,
off Belmont The remains were those Of a
man about 30 years of age. He was quite
well dressed. The men made no mention of
their find" until last night, when they re-
ported the matter to the Coroner of the city.
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ALA ME ID A.
a Marriage Which for Reasons Was In
dafiniteIv PostnnpeI

a Marriage Which for Reasons Was In
definitely Postponed.
The West End Democrats have organized
a club with the following named as officers:
President. Frederick Wild; President,
w. f. Schultz; Secretary, L. Bleym an,
Ire asurer, d. R. Coldwell
William o. Dickson Principal of the West
End Sch DOL, and Miss Mae Fitzpatrick,
teacher in the West End School. were mar
ried yesterday morning by Rev. Father
Doran of st. Joseph's Parish, at the
parochial residence. The couple will oc-
cupy a handsome dwelling on San Jose
avenue, the cost of building which was pal id
by their joint earnings.
The bazaar given under the AUSPICES of
the ladies of ST. Joseph's parish will begin
this evening in st. Joseph's Hall, corner of
San Antonio avenue and Nineteenth street.
The opening address will be delivered bv
sing and Miss Lucie Donovan Of Oakland
will recite.
William Market, thirteen-year-old boy,
who was employed to sell peanuts on the
narrowgauge train and was charged by his
employer, Mr.. Haywood, of being $50 80
short in his accounts, was found guilty of
petty larceny and was fined $40 by Justice
HOltz Haywood failed to prove to the sat
isfaction of the Justice that the boy was
short to the amount alleged, but the boy
acknowledged that he owed Haywood a few
dollars, and the Justice found him guilty
The heart of Miss Annie Wilson. we'll
known and pretty young lady Of this city,
received bitter pang last Monday. 1t was
the dav set for her marriage to Frank
Manteuffel. but she still carries her maiden
name. ManteuffeI was Wholesale liquor
dealer in Modesto, and formed the acquaint-
auce of Miss Wilson some years ago. Four
years ago he commenced to pay his attention
TO her, and his affection was recipFocated.
An engagement followed, and the day on
which the twain were to be made one was
fixed by the young lady's parents. Elabor-
ate arrangements for the event were made,
and the parlors of the brides home at the
conner OF Alameda avenue and Nineteenth
street were made prettier by floral decor
ations. Invitations were sent out,
awaited. But the bride, her parents,
and other relatives and numerous friends
were doomed to disappointment Manteuf-
fel left for Modesto last week, stating that
he would return on Saturday. This day
came and passed, but the young man failed
to arrive. Saturday went by and the anxious
bride stiti failed to look upon the face of her
beloved. Monday was the day set for the
wedding. and when the bridegroom did not
put in an appearance the father of the bride
sent telegram to Modesto. asking If Man.
teuffel was there. The reply came that he
had not been seen there for over week.
Notices were then sent to all who received
invitations TO the wedding informing them
that it had been indefinitely postponed. The
bride became Frustrated, and much sympa-
thy is felt for her and the family. The &C
ton OF Manteutfel is unaccountable to them,
for when he left the Wilson home he seemed
to be happy and anxious as the bride for the
day to arrive when he would become Ben
edict
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the town be drawn up aud copies be left at
the two Pustoffiees in town for signatures.
Byrne states that nothing of the kind has
been left in his charge. Numerous resi-
dents of the town anxious to put their names
to the petition have been inquiring for the
same during the mast week
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Land Decision Confirmed.

Secretary of the Interior Noble has affirmed
the decision OF the General Land Office Com
missioner in the case of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company and B. Z. Valentine in
tervenor, against S. d. Valentine, in a con-
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Returned to Fort.

The schooner Helen Merriam, Captain
Linbridge, which left here on the Goth INST
for Klamath, returned to port last evening,
having carried away her center-board off
Fisks Mill at II o'clock ON Monday night
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Beprisve for the Condemned.

UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.-Tbe United
States Grand Jury was in session yesterday after
noon, but presented no report.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-Un States Dis
trict Judge Hoffman, sitting IN the Circuit Court,
yesterday admitted q. w. Merrill TO practice at
har
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Berkeley.

Lieutenant Harrison of the Second United
States Artillery, who has been Professor of
Military Science and Tactics for the past
four years at the University, was relieved
yesterday by Lieutenant Randolph of the
Third United States Artillery. Lieutenant
Harrison has been granted four-m0nths'
leave of absence, and will not rejoin his reg
iment until after the holidays.
William Hale caused the arrest on Mon
day night of Ella NJ. Hale, and had her
taken to the County Jail. on charge of dis
turbing the peace. They were divorced
about ten years ago, but. have been living
together at various times since. Liquor is
said to be the caEse of their troubles.
Some tine ago the Town Trustees ordered
that petitions for the reincorporat0n of
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BERTELING has The only reliable methods to
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THE ELEcANTF URNITURE
R. R. ROLLINS, AUCTl0REER.
Office. .......................344K earny Street.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

MONDAY, q
Monday. .............-Se ptember 80, 1890,
AT 1880 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
lag Fourth St., Bet. Minua and Howard,
KNOWN A THE
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will sell, by order OF Mr.. +. McGlime account
OF i'll health and expiration OF lease all the stock Of
Horses, Buggies, Rockaways. Wagons. Harness,
Robes Once Furniture Etc. contained in the above
premises
SELL 6t r. r. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
raE HonEoPATas.

The Association Of Homeopathic
physicians Of the state Of Kansas
convened In annual session 81 the
Board Of Trade rooms yesterday
morning. IL was the frat meeting
held In Central Kansas, sad SaiIns
feels honoFed In having been select
ed a. the place Of meeting. There
are several scores In attendance
from all parts Of the state, and they
are ~ fine . body Of men - one
would wish to see anywhere.
The address Of welcome to SalIna
vas delivered by Prof. II. y. Scott.
The response to this was by DIR.
Cook Of Clay Center. Then follow ed
the address Of the president, ID. =.
Cook, NJ. ID. Of Clay Center.
Rev. +. =. Chittsnden In behalf of
Sc. Johns school invited the dele
gates 10 pay . visit TO the schools.
The Invitation was accepted. In
accordance with this arrangement
carriages we're provided by the CON-
morning To convey the doctors 10
st. Johns and the other schools.
The afternoon and evening ses-
sions were interesting, . number Of
papers being read by gentlemen APP
pointed 90 to do. Some routine
business wss also transacted.
The convention continued itS ses-
sion this morning.
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GYPSUM CITY

W. r.. Tinker, J. II. Kingman, r.
SorensOn and other farmers say the
prospect for fruit, aud especially APP
Piles 10 very encouraging.
In an interview with G.. n. John
SOD, one OF our merchants, he said
the merchant salesmen and collect
ors report . decidedly improved con-
dition In business.
Mrs. Msrgadsnt aud her pupils
concert, aided by Mrs. Adams, Mrs.
Sawtell, Miss Nerna Pealer, Of Sa-
lima; Mics Msrgie Stitt, Mr.. Cooper.
r. Tinker aud Earl Elder WAS a
success In point Of ability, but Was
not ~ largely attended as IL should
have been.
One Of the spriug days Of the
week we visited the Gypsum city
creamery Just on the eastern bound
airy OF the city. and after satisfying
ourseif that johnson aud Peterson,
the proprietors, were giving it their
best efforts and conducting 10 In q
thorough business like way, we
took O position on the platform In
front Of the building, which ena-
BLEED Us to look over the city and af.
forded also o long range TO the
north Of the Gypsum valley. II Was
. beautiful panorama OF nature. For
o week the weather had been cloudy
and somewhat rainy. but now the
sun Was shining brightly. The
fields Of green wheat, oats and grass
were giittering and bssking 10 that
sunlight. The scene vas made Pic
turesque by the beautiful fringe Of
Gypsum and other streams that
Gov Into 10, aud the blooming or
ehards that dotted the landscape
here and there. Farm teams with
plovs sud other agricultural i'm
plemenis were travsfsing the flelds
preparing ihs ground and planting
CORN potatoes and other crops. Near
by where We stood wa the -four
log mill manufacturing, that which
makes bread for the eater. The
stueco factory With the mueky smoke
issuing from i've tall ehimneys,
working mp material 10 adoin and
make comfortable mansion and cot
tage, Q long line Of freight ears on
the side track, busy engine plying
back and forth, carriages sud way
ons vending their way through the
tifferept streets and roads leading
into the eountry, and working men
repairing end constructing houses,
rave o miniature presentation Of
the great wise world wharein mill
lioee ere engaged. BY q individual
existenes, the menieipal, county,
ststs and general EoveraRsnt in oar
state was ,nalntained, aud On ubleh
The psmp pride and hersidry Of
monsrrhses and desTotisms % some
ether lands subsiss.
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liz, Of Jurors-Rsruiar Paa.l.

J II. Day, SalIna.
W. I. Conrad, Salina.
{. W. Dopp, Smolan, township.
II. &. Rash, Salina.
J. n. Adams, Walnut.
Thos. HOLMES, Pleasant Valley.
Alfred Hoag, Spring Greek.
J. X. Chapman, Balina.
Thos. Sweeny, Spring Creek.
Thos. johnson, Walnut.
n Solsburg. Spring Greek.
VIM Newman, Salina.
ADDITIONAL PANEL.
J. II. Emmit, Smoky Hill.
Dan. weigner, Salina.
tieOrRe W. Benfleld, Saliua.
jacob Gascbet, Dayton.
James Sullivan, Dayton.
Dan. Whitehead, Salina.
A. r. Count, Spring Greek.
Nat sehuman, Salina.
a.. j Bowrger, Salina-
w. q. Llngsirom. Smoky View.
Mike Msdden, Ohio.
T. q. MeCanee. Gypsum.
J. b. Purcell. Balina.
w. %. Wilson, Glendale.
q. l. Richards, Washington.
e. MeNiddy, Liberty.
J. II. Diekerson, Eureka.
:. Rotbschild, Salina.
J. v. Anderson, Liberty.
Frank Ferlen, Salina.
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IsfHDsBoRG.
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We are pleased 70 nots that Rev.
G. A. swsnsson 70 out again. able %
attend TO his srduoas duties. He
sails for Europe May nth.
Olof Forsse, account Of sickness,
resigned the ONCE 81 trustee Of
Fslun township. Jacob Malmgren.
yr., hiss been appointed. Jake COM
menced assessing on Monday.
Geo. W. Shields shipped two ears
Of hogs and one ear Of cattle to
Kansss City Of Tuesday. No doubt
these hogs were the hDest ever
shipped from here; they will average
go pounds.
Mis. Amanda lyman, the Swedish
lady preacher, has arrived from
Channte and will conduct . series Of
protracted meetings 10 Swedish at
the American ~. T.. church, coRl-
meneing this Friday evening q 8 p.
n. All are cordially invited to
attend.
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FALrN.

From our Osa eerre<PoBdent.
Osts are hne. but the wheat rather
poor.
Germ planting IL about eompleted.
Fine May weather, but tee dry.
G. Swansea, Clara England and
August England were on the sick
list last week, ws are glad 10 hear
they are al better.
Qnife o number Of our youug
people attended the dance IN emolan
last Friday, also The QUE e Mar
quetie On Saturday night.
A nss Doctor a Eslun is uhai uo
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

Rev. @. w. Bean was called 10
sallna last Thursday by . dispatch
announcing the serious illaess Of
his mother. hence did not occupy
bis pulpit LIST Sabbath. He re-
turned Tuesday, leaving his mother
better, though hardly expecting one
90 old CTs years. 10 regain strength
rapIdly-CIds Center Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

The railroad switch from the Santa
Re main line at Its crossing Of Fifth
street 10 the SalIua Mill and EIevs-
tor, Was begun ai noon OF las, Thurs
day and completed and ears FupHIng
on It Saturday evening. II will be
Q great conVsnIsaes 10 both the rail-
road and the mill company, and
add 10 the shipping facilities Of ss-
lima. which were already great.
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On Saturday evening Rev. joel
Rsddiek wa piowing on bis farm
north esst % cur city. With o team
ef ysasg hoFsss attached % q salky
Pss E :s = as 81 cut a: q soss.,
30 On e. when they started 10 run
esd dFaEgsd him about Q rod, To-
f'emmattoa % he bowels snsned,
frcn whiek he dled yesterday. He
leaves Q widow snd several grown
ehIi1fsa 30 lament his untinsely
fsIes-Solossoa Seafinsi.
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Z. whitman and his sos Ed vest
on . fishing expedition last Friday
10 Council 0Fovs and he'd moderate
success. Mr.. Thomas accompanied
them. The amount 81 enjoyment
obtained vRa Unreasonable.
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al. eot. ~h.. eo,ns. nsrl.

have got. what comes next.
Herds Of cattle are passing
through here every day.
Mrs. Forsss 70 visitlng with rela-
tives st Clay Center, Kans.
w. III. Brooks % Marquette Was
In Faiun iast Sunday.
Married, last Tuesday at the
brides home near Falan, Miss
Amanda Anderson, 70 Mr.. Charley
Dsnislson Of New 0odtland Ne.
Pherson, county, Rans. Many con-
grstulations TO the happy couple.
DANNIE.H
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STATE MS c. Z. coNFEREscE.

STATE y. Y. - e. =. CONEHhBNC8
The Third Annual Conference Of
the Kansas Christian Endeayor
UuIOn will be held st EmporiA,
May G-ss. All Young Peoples
societies Of Christian Endssvor in
Kansas are entitled 20 rspressnta-
ton, and &c 10 the intsntion It make
q II conference Q grand and lnsplr-
ing mass convention Of young christ
ian workers throughout the state.
Free entertainment viii be provided
by the citizens Of EmPoria for
those who attend. TIE program
includes papers and addresses by
many promlasnt Christian Endeavof
workers, and deals uith many prse-
tieal phases o. Christiah Endsavor
work. A rate 0f one and ons-third
fare for the round trip has been
granted BY nearly Ill the railroads
% the state. Delegates will pay full
fare going and be sure and obtain
receipt therefor, and the rsdaetioa
will be granted on return, On pre-
sentstioa Of the certificate signed By
the Secretary Of the Union. All
Societies Of Christian Endeevor In
Kansas are requested 10 report .,
Saee 20 J. Calvin youes, State GORE
spending secretary. EmPoria, Kan,
sni also 10 send information sG ~
early aaate ~ possible before May
%, - 10 the number and nance %
the delegates Who will Be In sttsn-
dance from their societies.
REV. 3. r. WILSON, Prss't.
Toneanoxle.
J.CALvrN JOxEs. Cor. see,y,
Empofia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

Prof. A. II. Owen, ate suPerin-
tendent Of the public schools, hss
been visiting in salina. He is Of
present located with headquarters
ct Chicago. Mrs. Owen stays ct
Colchester, Ill. The professor In on
the road - . traveller, for which his
fine address makes him peculiarly
adapted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

We heard . farmer cay Monday
that he had 200 bushels OF corn,
but he would not sell . bushsl Of It.
He will feed u all 10 stock. This
farmer has 50 acres In wheat i,
passed through the winter 90 well
that he found oaly fsas acres that
be thought ought 70 Be PlOwed up.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

The old firm Of Fitzpatrick sud
Gsing has been dissolved, Mr..
Going devoting his time to the In
surance business, Mr.. Fitzpatrick TO
sbstractinR and loans. They will
occupy the same Office As heretofore.
These gentlemen are well known.
BY long course Of square dealing
aud close attention 10 business they
have established reputation second
to none. Their reliability IL pro-
verbal. The JOURNAL bespsaks
for them . continuance Of the
faVors OF the public.
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BROoRvILLE
IErnn the Tranarrinf.

FROM The Transcript.
The blue grass 10 the park IL be-
ginning to look fine.
IL 10 said that we are 10 have brick
works here at once.
We have seen several fields Of rye
that are heading out.
The park will be Ia flue condition
this year for picnics.
Attorney Jos. Moore Of Salina,
Was 10 the city last night.
The BrOokville Roller Mills are
grinding large amounts Of corn this
month.
The Livery stock OF Jos. MOrgau's
was moved TO Salina Monday morn
ing.
DIR. DALEY Of Salina, was in the
city Tuesday. lie had I'm charge q
party OF three gentlemen friends.
The q. A. X. are getting the pro-
which takes place ON May 3Olh.
W. II. Bishop, q. NJ. Hull, Walter
Conkle aud W. Campbell OF Salina
we're In the city Sunday night.
W. W. Watson, president Of tile
American State bank OF Salins, was
in the city saturday evening.
Laura NJ. Johns will lecture nj
the NJ. r.. church mex; Monday
evening, under the auspices of the
w. +. I.
Jos. Dinkler aud family have
rented the MeMauus farm adjoining
town on the south, and moved into
the house last week.
The name Of BrOOkville should be
changed 10 that Of Forest City.
Trees can he seen from every point
and all doing nicely.
A gentleman by the name Of
Myers from the ElkhOrn has moved
his family into our city, where he
will reside permanently.
A petition 10 being circulated ask
Ing the county commissioners to
open the section road running east
and west one mile south Of town,
bet ween WIN. Courtnsys farm aud
The Barrett place.
Fine specimens Of clay have re-
Gently been gathered from around
this city aud forwarded to parties
east who want to start q large pot
terry or PREF sed brick works here. 10
we have the right kind Of clay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

DR.. b. p. Browne has been ap-
pointed Coroner by the county rom
Inissioner-, TO succeed DR.. +. A
Collins, removed from the state, aud
flied his bond last Friday. The doc
tor wesrs his Offieial hOBcrs with
suitable dignity.
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ASA RIA.
lFUtn the ArxuSI

lFrom the August
w. b. Townsend, Of Walnut town.
ship, who has been quite sick, IL
somewhat better.
Eugene Goodrich, who went to
Kansas City . few weeks ago, has
obtained steady employment there,
and has sent for his family, who
will probably leave Monday.
Yesterday, the AssaFia public
school closed Its term Of successful
wsrk under the management Of
Prof. Henry hampton and Miss
Jennie MeCarty. A basket dinner
was provided In the furniture store
for the children, their friends and
visitors, after which the closing
exercises were held In the school
house. There we're numerous de-
ciamations, dialogues ard songs,
well rendered and duly appreciated
by . large number Of visitors. Short
addresses were given by Rev. J. T.
Kjeilgren, DIR. J. II. Crawford, Geo.
T. McPhail, ]. II. johnson, John A.
Swan Newman and the teachers.
The exercises closed with singing
my country, tits Of thee"
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Many cities In the country have
special names, -, Cincinnati,
Queen city" Cleveland, Forest
city" Washington 1.-THE City Of
Magnificent Distances" pills
dslPhIs, QUAKER City !" Indianapolis
"Tbs Railroad City" sts. BY and
by Sallna will be known as "The
City Of Parks" or "Park city" 10
one may Judge Of appropriateness.
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One day last week a Sallna man
paid $50 dollars for telegraph tolls.
He was communicating with . syn.
dictate Ia England, With whom he
was negotiating for the sale OF some
property OF . valuable nature In
Mnrlnn
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Last Sunday morning began the
second ministerial year Of Rev. w.
X. AuckloW, pastor Of the Congre-
gaiIonaI church Of this city. The
church IL two years old, and 10 A.
nsneiAlly prosperous. Much Of the
success Of the church Is due TO the
personal efforts aud eminent ability
Of the pastor. A number Of access
sions TO the church we're made last
sunday, and appropriate aud inter-
esting services were held.
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Treasurer Wilson reports . more
general and an earlier payment Of
taxes than for several years. The
general fund, a. per statement else
where given, shows ~ advance that
IL satisfactory. The good crops Of
last year and the enhanced prices of
grain, seem to lie lifting the people
out Of the strait they have been Ia.
This improvement IL having 9 good
effect upon business generally. From
this time on we may reasonable ex-
pect better times than have been ex-
psrIenced for some years.
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q. q. 4. BANQUET.

The presence Of Gen. Louis +.
Stilz OF Philadelphia, In the city,
wss the occasion for . banquet at
Msthven's last Tuesday night. Dr.
Crowley vas master Of ceremonies
and did honor 10 the event. After
the banquet, Gen. Silk made short
talk, thanking the Sir Knights for
the honor conferred upon him. The
General made . very favorable I'm.
preston and his visit was appre-
ciated. After the entertainment the
members Of Castle and coDmaudsry
marched to the Red Mems Hall.
Gen. Silk gave very Interesting
lecture on signs, passwords and
general working Of the order Of X.
q. F., ct the close. A most interest
ing evening wa spent, . number Of
the members accompanied the Gen.
to the National Hotel.
General Silk was shown through
the Odd Fellows and other buildings
In the city, and early IN the after
noon he took O drive With some %
the members round the city he said
that he never saw . Prettier city
since leaving Philadelphia.
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Rev. VIM. Foulkes preached his
second anniversary sermon ct the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning. Our reporter CLEANED from
the report Of the years work The fol-
lowing items, which will be Of In
tsrest 10 cur readers: The present
membership IL three hundred and
afty-ave, Of which there we're
reesivsd during the year thIrty-three
on profession and tvsniy-sevea by
letter. The amounts contributed
were te.sS5 for congregational uses,
and tfTo contributed - follows:-
Hems mlssien. 81; foreign mission.
sitt; education, sal; publication.
sis; church erection, -; minister
ial relief, ss5; frsedmea, SIS: aid fer
colleges, tss; general assembly, ts5.
Ths church Is having . good healthy
growth, and is deserving Of . larger
and better edlfice. which they are
moving 10 secure.