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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
IRA, THE PEACH KING
The Man who Buys Premium
Peaches for ths People.
Hatch. the kisg. Ia His clsry Again
Fine xsssy Peaches Nsw ~ The
Aarkss--uay shis WssA n
roa Wast the Choicest

Ties Il the week og peaches, and the
King OF this laeiogs fruit Is In his glory.
ESery morning now mountains OF
baskets OF the famous Early Crawford
peaches may be seen stacked la trout
OF the store OF Ira c. Hatch, at isS
hoagoe-st The quantity Is sur-
prise 10 the casual oh ever, bat 10 one
familiar with Mr.. Hatch's trade the
question of the sale az such "A large
amount L. not surprising. for not only
have the people OF Grand Rapids come
10 look 20 him TO supply their needs "
this direction, hut they depend upon
t&s unerriag judgment TO tell them
Mken 10 buy. While In addition 70
tbs home trade this merchant ships
daily 20 Eesghboring towns and cities,
even supplyin Ing Chicago with the dele
ious fruit
Every year his purchases and his
sales increase. As grows the city so
grows tho fame OF this fruit king. and
a word OF advice from him Is always
timely and is needed.
Said Mr.. Hatch 10 the Telegram
Herald yesterday: Now Ia the time
10 buy choice peaches. The Early
Crawfords are there In all their beauty
and even with more delicious fla-
vor than usual, and they are
the choice for canning and general
| use. am daily receiving this line va
riety in large quantities, sufficient 10
supply all who may desire them. My
shipments TO other points are extreme
~ heavy. and the supply OF the choice
| goods will soon be exhausted. The
early fruit is the best and. as l have
already said, the choicest will soon be
gone
| Looking at the supply which stands
| piled up before Mr.. Hatch's door each
morning q person wonders where such
an immense quantity OF select fruit
| comes from and how he will mans g. TO
| dispose OF 1t. The first inquiry would
be readily answered II the inquirer
could visit the market, but ne would
| be compelled TO rise earlier than the
| proverbial lark il he desired to reach
the place when Mr.. Hatch arrives.
| Every morning he may be seen going
| about from wagon to wagon, selecting
| this lot OF fruit, passing that one, until
he has secured the best. the choicest
and the largest amount. The early
bird is said to catch the worm and
there Is no doubt but that the early
| Hatch catches the choicest fruit.
| Then they are delivered at his store
and the day begins. Home customers
come, mail orders come, telegraph
orders come, and there is hustle and
hustle, but no confusion. Every custo-
| mer, every order receives careful atten-
| tion, and by night the mountain OF has.
| kets has disappeared and the stock is
gone. And so one day fellows anO. her
The people have learned TO rely upon
him. He buys for them while yet the
majority OF them slumbers, and he de-
! lights in his work. In view OF all these
facts his advice to those who desire the
not be forgotten
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
ERRORS ABOUT SNAKES.
An Expert Points Out Some Mistakes
That Are Generally Accepted.

An Expert Points Out Some Mistakes
That Arc Generally Accepted.
"I've no faith in the fascination Of
snakes eyes," says G. R. ORcilly, Of
Trinidad, in the New York World.
''It's tho same fear which draws birds
around hawk or owl, or small boys
around wild bull, that leads little
birds to curiously inspect motionless
snake. Then they get killed for their
curiosity.
''rhe idea that full-grown men are
swallowed by boas believe to be a
myth. As for the American boas, /
have seen none that can swallow more
than u half-grown goat. An anaconda
over twenty feet long is rare. The
largest snake on record, an Indian
python reticulatus, now IN London, Is
only twenty-six feet long. It weighs
about two hundred and twenty-four
pounds. Boas do not cover their prey
with saliva before swallowing it. The
saliva merely lubricstcs the prey dur
ing the process OF deglutition.
Young snakes do not take refuge In
their mothers stomach. Snakes suck
ing cows and hoop snakes rolling along
with theiL tails in their mouths are in
ventions worthy of the author of the
Arabian Nights There's the fable
about whip snakes hanging from trees
in Brazil and lashing tho unsuspccting
wayfarer. Their shape started the
story. They are about half an inch in
diameter at the thickcst part and Eve
feet long"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

snsaxe IN the lumber huainess- His
family viii remain In Grand Rapids for
The pfesea4
H.F. Lonx and family. Of l23 Center.
sG, have returned homs alter several
weeks absenes Waiting With friends
and relatives IN Barry county.
Col. u. D. BiFge, OF Chicago, who
has peea visis4ng frienas and relatives
for the past few days. returned yesser-
day. He vss accompanied by his son
Aann.ng A. Birgs, who will resume his
studies AZ the Chicago Dental College.
Mrs- w. II. Downs, Of so9 Lyon-st,,
has returned from . visit OF several
weeks with friends in the south part ol
the State. Mrs. W. X. Msndigo and
son Clark, returned with her aud will
remain IN the city couple OF weeks
visiting friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The following burial permits were re-
ported by the Board of Health yester-
day: Maria Czerwieska, Z years old, 81
Pettibone-st.. cause of death entiretics.
Ladisans Urbioniak, infant months
old, Park-sve., scrofula. Maria Theresa
Kern, 9 years old. S27 West Broadway.
scarlet fever. Neeljie Forturn, 3
months old. AZ Kusterer's alley, in
fsntum. Child of John Vilthms. Lake.
ave., still born. Vernon c. Anderson,
c. Anderson, 179 Turner, meningitis
and typhoid fever. John Higgins, 55
years old, little sisters of the poor, con-
gestion Of the lungs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

Ter the tafermssisp Of cofsaxers ene
BeArder. "a Ottaws Bsaet and
naxasnwa Park.


Snmmer train service will De con-
hnusd antil and including saturday,
Sept. 5th. Ga Sunday, SEPT. 9TH, .
special train will leave Grand Rapids
At 10 a. M, returning will leave Ottawa
Beach At $50 D. IA. Mondsy. sept. sth,
Labor pAv, tie labor organizations OF
Grand Rapids will have excarslon trsins
which Nill leave Grand Rapids about -
follows: $50, $50. io:l0, 1880 .. M,
1880 aud $50 p. ~. Returning trains
will leave Ottawa Beach $50. $50, $50
aud 9:3o .. m. Commencing Tuesday.
Sept. stu trains Will be run between
Holland ana Ottawa Beach in connec-
ton with main line trains, 30 the ser
vice will lie As follows; Leave Grand
Rapids 300 a. an. and $50 p. m., ar
irving At Ottawa Beach 1926 aud 6s55
respectively. returning leave Ottawa
Beach s:l0 a. nj. and AIS p. m. arriving
Grand Rapids l0;a5 .. III. aud 6.05 D. NJ.
changing cars 10 each ease At Holland.
This train service will be continued in.
definitely, but probably until mhldle ol
September, depending OF course on the
number OF cottagcrs and others re,
naming ~ the Beach.
Yours very truly,
GEo. DEHAvEs,
Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
The "srerry wives OF Windsor

could scarcely have played such fam
tastic pranks had they been subject to
the many ills so common among the
women of today. DIR. Pierce's Favor.
ite Prescription 10 a legitimate medi-
cine, carefully compounded by an ex-
perienced and skillful physician. and
adapted to woman's delicate organiza-
ton. 1t is purely vegetable in Its COM
position, and perfectly harmless in its
effects in any condition of the systen.
1t cures all those weaknesses and all
ments peculiar TO women, and il 10 the
only medicine for women, sold by drug
gIsts. under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that will give salts
faction in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottls-wrappcr, and
faithfully earned out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

A farmer named Shutt living near
Sulphur springs, was up at tho Gran.
berry narsh at work. says the Cincin,
natl Enquirer, when he found six pref
" round eggs. and so greatly pleased
was he Mt their appearance that he
picked them up and put them In his
pocket TO take homo TO his children.
The warmth Of his pocket spoiled the
eggs rs plsythings for his children, for
when he reached homo Mr.. Shut found
that he had hve little blacksnakes In
bis pocket, ono Of the eggs failing "a
hatch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

J.w. Hsnnen goes 70 Muskegon o.
day.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Loomis,
q 9-pound boy.
Mayor Uhl is in the Upper Peninsula
on legal business.
N. A. True and W. J. sprost went to
Chicago last night.
Mrs. James Travis and children have
returned from Charlevoix.
Mrs. Geo. II. Pugh. jr.. has gone 10
PottsrsvilIe to visit friends.
Miss Laura Perry has gone 70 Old
Mission TO spend two weeks.
Nathaniel Brooks, IT,, OF Denver, IL
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. A. B. wykes and family have
returned from Ottawa Beach.
Ii. Williams. of the Mnskegon Iron
and steel Company, 10 in the city.
Clay III. Holiistcr and family have
returned from Black Island, N. Y.
Hon. John Carveth, OF Vaudeville,
was in the city yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Miss yessie Cook has taken position
n head trimmer with Adams d Com
pany.
olmssead Baker, Of Paiusviile, o., 10
she gusss Of bic daughter, MrA W. w.
emath.
Mr.. and Mfa A. ID. LeAvenwovth
leave to-day for month's visit as New
York City.
L. u. osburn hss sons " Newton
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

SHETLAND wants 100 walters for his
barbecue and clam bake; apply on
Thursday and Friday.
There will oe . great crowd ct the
lake next Sunday to attend Warren
Swetland's big Kentucky barbecue.
The grocery Of Emil Rebentisch, Of
263 Ssraight-st., was closed yesterday
by I. NJ. Clark & Company by . writ of
attachment.
Edward Listing is in confinement at
the county jail He 10 United States
prisoner and was arrested in st. Joseph
Tor violating the postal lava.
A partial hearing was given the Ray
rnond hsbeas corpus case IN the eu-
perior court, yesterday and an adjourn
mens was taken until Saturday.
The Dlvlnon-st- N. r. Sunday School
hold their annual picnic today At
North Park. The picuickers viii take
the cars for the Park at nine o'clock ..
N.
Minnie Fox WAS divorced from Dirk
Fox. yesterday, by Judge Adsit. The
grounds upon which the application
was made we're drunkenness and nom
support.
A bench warrant was issued yester-
day morning by Judge Grove for Mat
thew T. Cassler who failed 70 respond
20 Q subpoena in . suit brought sgAinst
him BY his wife for divorce.
Charles L. Boyce, formerly manager
of the local telephone exchange, who
was promoted to . higher position at
Detroit, has resigned 70 become sup
srintendsnt Of the Fisher Electric COM
pany.
The quarterly conference of the Di-
vislon-st. Methodist Episcopal church
passed resolutions asking, unanimously
Tor the return Of the Rev. A. n. Gould
% the pastor OF that church for the
coming year.
James Riley Was caught yesterday BY
Detectives Cast and Gates, near the
Eagle Plaster mills. Riley is impli-
Gated with James Martin and John Nc
Donald in the burglary of Hiram
uoliiS store on Butterworth-ave.
Mrs. weiser of 260 North Prospect-st.
vas quite ssriously injured Tuesday
evening by falling down stairs. One of
her iegs was broken and other injuries
about the spine were received. DR..
.Pasco was called 10 reduce the frac-
ture.
Benjamin Van Anroy, the druggist
at 666 wealthy-ave., 10 financially en-
barrassed. He gave . chattel mortgage
yesaerday TO Andres Steketee. the
Monroe-st. druggist, for $763. The
mortgage covers his entire stock OF
drugs perfumes, paints, etc.
The following jury was struck in the
superior court to try the McDowell-st.
opening case: VIM. Dunham, f. NJ.
Kendall, Henry Pressburg, VIM. Craw-
ford, Tnos. Haight. l.. F. Stevens,
Miles g. Teschout, Ed. Howell, Thos.
Doran, James NJ. Dudley, Gerald Fitz-
gerald. Richard Blumrich.
The social and lawn fete for the ben-
eft of the woman's Home and Hos
Ipital, which was TO have been held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Eber
Rice, 81 Ciinton-st-, some two weeks
ago. and was postponed on account of
the rain, Will be held At the same place
next Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake. coffee and doughnuts will be
served, and . literary and musical pro-
gram will be rendered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The Owashtanong Boat Club will
maintain the custom of distributing
good things among the needy this year
as it has IN the past. The following
notice has been sent out preparatory to
the regular Thanksgiving distribution:
Dear Sir-lt has been the custom Of
the Club during years past of making
the poor Of our city truly happy and
thankful on Thanksgiving Day. This
custom we wish TO continue, and ask
all members who may have cast Off
clothing, bedding, furniture or any
thing that may be of use to lay aside
such, that it may he called for and
distributed at the proper time among
our worthy poor.
I. NJ. Weston,
T. II. Smith, President.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

- 1oASOh wv uAxAs 4cIotSs
Seeing from bills which are being cir
culated throughout the city that Prof.
Adrian and Mamie Fox, so called
spiritualistic mediums, claim to pro-
duce through naturalization and
epiritualistic powers, the passing of
flowers by unseen hands through the
audience, slate writing, etc., ETC., and
that they will forfeit $1,000 if these
tests can be reproduced by any one
who 10 not spiritualistic medium.
can and will produce by mechanical
and natural means any and all 90 called
tests which they can do, or l will for
felt $1,000 to any charitable institution
in this city. or will forfeit $1,000 if they
can reproduce by the aid of spirits or
other power which they claim TO possess
tests or experiments which Isproduce
by mechanical means.
Chas. H. Steen,
Exposer Of Spiritualism.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
CONTAGIOUS Diseases

The following contagious diseases
were reported to the Board of Health
yesterday: Teresa Rippo, st. Johns
home, diphthera; Francis Eggert, 8
years old, same place. diphthera; Geo.
Barnhart, 70 years old. Stewart-ave.
thypoid fever; John Sportswood, II
years old, So. Johns Orphan Asylum
diphthera; Edna Gowen, l3 years old
16 Isla nd ST., typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The most unhappy period OF mar.
r1aee, according 70 French divorce sta-
tistics. is for the period extending from
the afth to tho tenth year. After that
ths figures drop rapidly. Only twsnty-
eight per cent Of couples seek divorce
between the tcnth and twentieth years
of uniona Only ons pair In . hum
ared SEEK 10 cut The knot altar tho per
I'D Of over thirty and under forty yearn-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
THE
LAST
CHANCE

patronized, and We think there are
many more people who would be glad
of an opportunity to visit this popular
resort ut the low rate offered. The
Hopkins Brass Band will accompany
the train from Allegan, furnishing
sweet music for the entertainment OF
excursionists. Not least of the nttrac-
tons will be q boat ride on Lake Mich.
igan on the steamer "City OF Chicago"
without extra charge.
Trains will leave Bridge-st. at Sis a.
m. Union station at $50 a. M, arriving
at St. Joseph at noon. Leave, returns
ing at ZOO p. nj. Round trip, Sl.25.
GEO. DEHAvEN, G.. p. A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

TAlLoR-MAoE
CLOTHING.


washington. Sept s.-For Upper
Michigan Fair Thursday and Friday;
cooler in eastern and warmer in west
ern portion; warmer Friday. For Lower
Michigan: Showers; clearing during
the day; cooler, westerly winds; fair on
Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
r. O. ia KEI EX s. co.
1876 WEST FULTON STREET.
DO YOU WANT THE
BEST FURNACE ON E: EARTH
MPoNT OF ECONOMY DURABILITY AND GREATEST HEATING CAPACITY


Put Ventilation
Efectuaiy
difficulties
10 2tons OF
Milwaukee
and Furnaces
W.
made
Ole
M Windows Gasoline olStoves
j. G. BLAKEcLY * CO.. 1870 w. FULTON-sE
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The following couplst tells the secret
OF many famiiy's good clothess
II you wish - b. happy, wealthy and
viss,
Be snre and uss siwsys tie psrs
Diamond Dyes.
Bat Why should ore heep secret the
faet that by uaag Diamond Dyes
doubis wear can be had from dresses.
eosts. ribbsns, ETC. The fast blacks are
especially ueefui in the fall, makin
faded clothes Of eli kinds : servcesbls :
biaek.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The regular evening school OF the
West Michigan College i held on Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday evenings
from : to 9o'ciocs. The school offers
the best opportunity for thorough
course of training ever offered by IN
evening school in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the
skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYNE's ONT.
MENT."
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

HON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS. JUDGE.

HON. CYRUS z. PERKINS. JUDGE.
Estate of Julius Ehrman. deceased
bond hled and letters issued TO August
Bracker; hearing March 3.
Estate OF William Beach, deceased;
order closing estate against further
claims.
Estate of Alfred p. Miller, deceased;
order closing estate against further
claims.
Estate Of Sarah Ann Morley, de-
ceased; will admitted to probate; r. B.
Loomis appointed executor and testa.
mentAry guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
Superior Court.

superior Court.
HON. Z. A. HuRLIx0AME. JUDGE.
In the opening OF McDowell-st. the
sherd Was ordered TO submit list of
names from which to select jury; list
submitted and jury struck; venire
ordered returnablo this morning at 0
O'Clock.
In the petition for writ of habeas
corpus of Silss II. Raymond, for Mel
vile +. Raymond. an infant; hearing
in open court had and case adjourned
until Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The regular evening school OF he
West Michigan College u held on mon
day "Wednesday and Friday evening"
from 10 Q optfek. The seheos ohsss
the best opppft tnlty for : thorough
course of tssfnihg ever offered " sh
evening school ia this caty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

signor Ricardo Iamucci. proprietor
OF the industrial and Artistic Drawing
school. will open for the fall term ON
September /, 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

~hc regular evening school OF the
West Michigan College is held on Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday evenings
from 7 to 9o'clock. The school offers
the best opportunity for . thorough
course Of training ever offered by an
evening school in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

Monday, Sept. 7th. the D., q. II. q
NJ. Railway will run special excursion
train 10 0wosso, leaving Grand Rapids
$40 4. m, on the occasion OF LABOR
Day and dedication OF owosso's new
Pythisn castle, with one OF the nnest
psfades sxer wttnesssd in Centfsi
hichigan. Pare suiy ts.s5 for round
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

:" ~

Tho above refers TO the cut prices on
our line nf shirts 10 order" Only two
weeks moro.
GRAND RArtps CUSTOM SHIRT Co.
McMullen block. 10 and "a =. DIVISION.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

There's no reason why you should
not have new decorated dinner set.
Leonards are having a special sale this
week, and their prices are within the
reach of Ali.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

TENNIS-Wiiifam Tennis. aged 3 years. ar
the residence OF his son Theodore. 81 Hovey-ss
cherryusn 4 Bowen. Fuaersi Directors. No.
Is IountAin-sf. Telephone loo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

Labor Day. Great Ceiebrationi Half Rates:
Account of Labor Day celebration at
Kalamazoo on September Z, the Lake
Shore railway will sell excursion tickets
at half rates on above date, good re.
turning on 7th and 9Th.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

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lsspusss lssssd aass lea pssiishsA. vish sh
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ages Of the rsrsies. Ases
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laumefA Asssahssf. Hendfika NAnden
kerx x7--sl
Fred A. f.smpassa. Bsrsa. I.eA s. Jsness
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

Good evening! Have you used-Ah!
there is no need Of my saying anything
further, / am sure you vii! hereafter
use nothing but the Famous Blush of
Roses for your complexion. Yours
with best wishes,
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

The Final Excursio os,
OF the seasou-to
ST. JOSEPH
Will be run by the c.
& w. NJ. Ry. on Sun
day, September 9Th.
The last one Was we'll
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
Law AND LAWYERS.

Circuit coert-Part II.
JUDsE ApsTr.
Charles Prang W. Paul Friedrich
trespsss on the case; on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

FLORA A. JONES,
South Bend. Ind.
P. S. Call this eve at White & Whites,
80 Monroe-st., and learn the particu-
lars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-10
TWO EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS.
The Teachers Institute In Session and Z
Mass Meeting 10 Be Held.
CONDUCTOR BOONE SERIOUSLY HURT.
Tho Railway Street Cars OF Raleigh stopped
Meeting OF the Asylum Bonrd-Church
Demolished by n Cyclone.

WELDON, n. c., Dec o.-lSpeciaLl-T he Teach
ers Institute is in session at Halifax this week
conducted by Professor T.. A. Alderman
Of Greensboro. 1t is well attended by
teachers of the county. It is a feat
ure of our public school system Friday.
the last day of the session. will be devoted to
lectures for the benefit of the general public.
An educational mass meeting will be held at
lltteton on the 26th, eth and 18th instant. The
Key. Or Crowell. president OF Trinity College.
Will preach and make an address. Other dis
tlnguished educators will also address the
meeting.
The Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
has established an Office az LittletOn.
AT the Rocky Mount Tobacco Exposition 3
90 premium was awarded for tobacco grown in
this county.
Mr. K. J.. Boone. conductor on the Seaboard
road,ot TINS place. was seriously hurt yesterday.
His train was moving rapidly and he was on tho
engine leaning ont and looking backward. when
the back OF his head came in contact with
timber OF a wa er tank. lie was Knocked sene-
less and would have fallen under the wheels had
he not been caught. He is doing as well as
could be expected.
The lease of Senator Ranson's farms by the
penitentiary authorities was not closed as was
reported When the lease was ready for sigma
ture there was some misunderstanding about
the sale OF the stock on the farms The direc-
tors did not want TO purchase u and Senator
Zen on would not Lease IN ess they did The
dirrc ors have secured options on 5000 acres in
CaDarrus county ant want 1000 more
For the fiscal year ending December 9Th a
settlement OF the county affairs discloses tho
fact That the current expenses or the county
have been reduced 10 lower figure than has
lie. reached before in ten years.
Monday evening cyclone in the lower part
OF Edgecombe county completely demolished
Jones chapel, Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-10
Deb, settlem.nt-Ni.sion Work.

GoRDONsvILLR, Va, Dec, ESPECIALLY
The people OF this sec ion hail the settlement
of the State debt problem with satisfaction. and
IL Is earnestly recommended that the Legisia-
ture ADOPT it as the best The state can do and as
the ultimatum. and the people VIII, with a
uuanimity and with determination, stand by
such action and see that II Is carried out 70 the
letter A y other than this course would be de-
trimentai to the best interest Of debtor, and
ring out sentiment that IS now lying dor
mant which might he injurious TO both parties
in this long yeXed question.
The citII, rs OF the town eniOyed the company
of Mt and Mrs. Ben MITCHELL missionaries from
India recently. The weather being some
what Indictment. pretty good house OF ladies'
listened With interest t. the addle OF this
talented and consecrated lady TO mission work
At o clock in the evening, and al night Dir.
Mitchell addressed both ladies and gentlemen
in the Disciples church. which was instructive
and interesting. AT the conclusion II the ser
vices pretty good collection was taken up 70
aid in this work in heather lands, notwith-
standing the rain prevented many from attend
ing these meetings.