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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
The Health.

We imagined, Judging from the
exceedingly prolonged spell of
dry weather that has prevailed,
and this reinforced by the lntlu-
encc of excessive warmth at md
day and unconfortably cool early
mornings during the past twelve
or fifteen days, that the health of
the parish generally must he very
deletcriously effected, and with
this impression very deeply scat
cd, we determined to interview
one or more of our physicians on
the subject, and we arc happy
that we did so: for VIC were treat
ed to Il agreeable surprise.
The result of our Investigations
demonstrated the fact that for the
past two weeks the sick list has
been but very slightly above the
average ut this season of the
year, and that this week has
shown an apprccnbIe improve
mcnt over the record of the week
previous.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
Proceedings Police Jury.

st. Fraucisvillc, La, June 1st. 1891.
Police Jury met pursuant to adj
journment. Present: j. w. Ded-
erick, President; NJ. Wolf, S. D.
Barrow, Duncan Stewart, W. a.
Porter, S. l.. Lavcrgne, r. Dan
iel and &. + Decker.
Minutes Of previous meeting
read and adopted.
Treasurer's report read and or
dered spread on the minutes.
The following bills were ap-
proved and ordered registered.
J A Row viewing body unknown $ 3 90
g burying the same...... , 90
w y Porter > das Gtten on p. jury Il 30
G w Tempel j. p. lst ward IL mos 10 90
Bienvenue j. p. 9TH ward salary 10 So
f. Hawkins const. 9TH ward salary l5 90
& Briggs const. 1st ward 2months 80
Rcsolved-That, r.. f. Butler
and S. Lavergne be appointed !.
committee to inspect the bridge
near Bayou Sara creek and to
have such work done as they shall
think best.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
Purely Personal.

Mr.. I. Pollatsck, of New DR.
leans. did us the pleasure of "a
Gallon Saturday of last week.
Mr.. y. l.. Ferguson, of Port
Gibson, Miss, was in this place
! several days Of this week.
Mr.. S. $. Lees was IN town
from Thursday afternoon until
the departure Of the l.. \. o & L.
train friday morning, and as jolly
as ever.
Mr.. JOSEPH, Meyer departed on
Monday last for Coopcrs Well,
Miss, in quest Of health. lie at
tended on route the unvciling Of
the Confederate monument at
jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp Catlctt, of
tins parish, attended the conf
mcnccmcnt exercises of Fciiciana
Female Institute, at jackson, and
doubtless experienced most CHI
joyablc tlmc.
We regret that our friend Mr..
BAIT Haraison was Il sufferer from
fever during several days Of tins
week, but rejoice to learn that, at
this writing, Thursday, he is get
ting all right again.
Mrs. Estcllc Reese and her lit
tic son George returned home
Thursday. Their trip extended
as far as the little city Of Jeaner-
cite. La, and they experienced
quite pleasant time.
Mcssrs Joe Wolf and Sam Ro-
scnthal were among the visitors
to Jackson, Miss. from this place,
on the occasion of the unveiiing
Of the Confederate monument
They went on the l.. n. O. 6, +.
Monday.
Mr.. Henry &. Miller, Bayou
Sara boy who Is possessed of ma
ny staunch friends in this parish,
among whom we are to be num-
bcrcd called on It's on Friday. lie
is in the service of the river i'm
provcmcnt commission.
Mr.. J. q. Dcvercaux, of New
Orleans, was in Bayou Sara sew
cral days Of last week, while SUI
pcrintcnding the eXhumation and
removal from St. Francis Gene
terry, Poiatc Coupcc, Of the re-
mains Of members of the j. G..
Nanwicklc family.
Mr.. George Newman returned
home yesterday from the \ 4 NJ
College ut Baton Rouge. anticipa-
ting by some days the closing eX-
crciscs for the present session.
We learn with regret that our
young friend is suffering from i'll
brn II IN
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

ResoIved-That, each member
of the Police Jury shall make to
the President Il written report Of
every person in his ward, doing
business subject to license said re-
port shall bc made prior to June
llth., 1891.
No further business the Jury
adjourned.
j w. DEDERICk,
&. T.. DECKER, PRESIDENT.
Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

The Sisters (colorc,D of the
Holy Family have undertaken to
erect, corner of Orleans and
bourbon Sts., III the city New Or
leans, IN Asylum for colorca girls
at Il cost of $4,000. As first
step, on Sunday, June l4th., next
at 5p. m., in the Holy Family
Convent, II Orleans ST., his
Grace, Archbishop JansScns, will
address, in the interest of this
movement, all colored men who
will attend. Invitation is cordial
" extended to all. and it is to be
hoped very many will be present.
including delegations from the
country parishes.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Boils. carbunclcs and erup,ions of all
kinds ar" natures efforts to throw off
poison from the blood. This result may
be accomplished nurii more eff"ct,iaiiy
as well Is a-,rc""h'y. through the proper
"Xcrctor:' channels. by the use of Ayers
SIrSnn:.rjiti
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
SamIsle Copies Free.

TIE sunny SovTII. our great
Southern Family Weekly, should
he taken in every household. ihe
Tricc is only 81 Il year, and Il
orcsepi which is worth that am
aunt or more is sent for every
yearly subscription. a sample
copv will be sent free to any adj
drcss. Write at ono" to
J.H. SEALS x CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

In IL recent Mississippi sermon
Sam Jones said that he was op-
posed to all homestead and bank
rupt laws, because they are wrong
in principle, and he 10 ped to see
the day when Il mans coat will be
taken from his back to pay his
debts. Sans wealth puffcth him
up, and his religion is of that ri g
idly righteous kind that has too
little of human sympathy in it,.
When the Great Master said "thc
poor yc have always with you,'
he probably meant to remit the
stern cNHctions Of absolute equity
ir favor of hopeless and helpless
humanity, and this tender Synpa-
thy Is the chief glory of the Chris
tlan religion.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
BAYOU SARA p. o.,

Business HO,rs-from Il. IN. to p.
m. Sunday Hours? to loa. M. Reg
i.tration aud Money Order llo"rs--s "a.
III. to 5 y. m.
!. Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Closest IN & l.. Railroad. Arrives.
o:o5i,. N. North Train 2:2Ip. IN.
lO:3Oa.m. South Train 10 80 Il. III
Baton Rouge & Bayou Sara. (river).
Closes Daily (exccpt Snnilays) at & am.
Due TO Arrive ut 6:30 p. III.
Natchcz 4 Bayou Sara, (rivcr).
Closes, Tuesday. Thursday & Saturday
mt II p. III.
Due to Arrive. "Wednesday. Friday and
Sunday at 3 Il. III.
F.. NJ. Ml'MFORD,
POSTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

The residence Of Mr.. l.. L. Kill
bourne, situated near theCathohc
Churcl, and the residence or Mr..
Robt. ontgomery, in this town
is offered for sale. The property
is we'll t,;>wn to be desirable on
,ccount Hr its elevated and at the
same time retired location. APP
,,,.toJ,. p. Kilbournc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Sunday, June 14th., Will be the
regular monthly visitation day OF
Rev. Father Lennon to the Cath
olc congregation Of this place, on
which occasion the mass will be
nt 10 o clock.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Dr, y. 4. Skccn. Il prominent Dentist
OF Tcxarkana. Ark. says he "ssd Cham :
hcrlain's Pain Ba I'm for rheumatism
and found it to he Il most rNre'irnt 10
, cal remedy. For sale by l.. i. MI
hournr * Go.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

There is Il prodigi""S number OF per-
s,,. who feel very much down ut 'hc
hcc, lust now. All they really h'eo Is
, dos. of ST. I'atrich's Pills 10 cieahsc
and r.novatc their system. two"id 40
3hcm more good than Il dollar po't'c OF
any blood purifyer. For sale by l." +.
E;knurne & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

In many cases persons S""Jee' y.
rheumatism. have got prompt rel'ei
from pain bv. applying Chamberlain $
Pain Balm. Thc'ralief it affords Is al
one worth many times its cost, when
i. but 80 cents. and its continued apPil-
cation effects complete cure. For
-,,o hvI. =. Kilbourne & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

ng Staunc cAarrE E@lruIeC.
2
Ii
Of
Ws,r'n Ass""cc php1x of
VI New York;
of
nparslcs
hes tmcun ne erLcc,u
W c;e,.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
BuriICnS'S ArHica Salvc.

TIE Br.~T SAI.vE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhc-
um. Fever Sore. Tcttcr. Chappch
Erupti"mS. and positively cures lies
or 40 pay required. 1t is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Pric" - cents per box. For
sale by l.. L. EilbUurnc Il Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06


EVERY Family IN THE SOVTII
should take the weekly Sunny
SoTTH, Il pare, G. 9n and elevating
ncwspapc: inthc columns OF which
Is never seen thc 0emo..i.<ing
accounts OF crimes and frail,icS 81
the human family, that are to"
often SO consricuously held al"ft
and exhibited by but too many of
our contemporaries. The Sammy
,SouM is the only purely literary
family paper in the South, and II
should be sustained by the south
crn people. Address j. ii. Seals
& Co., Atlanta, Ga. Price only
50 Il year
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

At this writing, Thursday. the
,lrou,h in the city Of New Orleans
has lasted seventy days, an" inc
suffering consequent thereon is
something terrible.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Tomorrow, June Z, will bc
I'hud Sunday after Peneccost :;
Gosncl. St. Luke, Chap. NJ, vcr-
SOS | to 10: Parable of the Lost
Sheep.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

About the most inccssant'y en-
rl"ycd men in town now are the
water haulcrs.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

badness ought not to come till the
age Of 55 or later. If the hair begins Z"
fall earlier. use Halls Hair Rcncwer and
prevent grayness and badness.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

So great is the demand on the
springs that parties often have t"
wait an hour ut their sides to al
low tho water supply to rcplcn-
iSh,
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Bayou
Sara, La, week ending June 3rd..
1891.
Daily. +. r., Noise. Nathan.
Evans. l.. A.. Singleton. .\rshicld
kcilos. Mayer.2 Spencer. Sallie.
RucifOrceZ. John Shavcrs. Mary,
Moore, Harriet. Wilson. Abe,
Walker. Louisa.
Persons calling for any of these let
tiers will please say advertised.
+. NJ. MCMFORD. Postmaster.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

The trees look like they should
have been taken i'll out ct the
dust.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

The Emporium for Spring an"
Summer Millinery is ut the store
Of Nr.. J. T.. Austen, foot OF the
hill.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Sec Police Jury proceedings in
this Issue.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Water is even getting scarce II
the Mississippi.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Cow Peas! Cow Peas.
ut 4. HARRlS.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
Feliciana Sentinel.
SATURDAY. JUNE 9th, 1891.
Religious Services.

CATHOLIC CMrKCH.---Fathcr Fran"is
Lennon will hold ser vices on the Sccon.:
Sunday of each month rs follows: High
Mass At 10 n. III. Cais clIsm ut y. in.
Ilcvt tions, in accordance witt tho sea-
son, ut 5 II. III.
EplsCorAL CHURCII-MOrning SER
vice xiii by held by Rev. Dr. W.: h /.
Douglas. rector Of Grace Church. every
sunday ut II II. III. Sunday school ut
$3.50 u. M. Sunday evening services at
: 80 p. III.
NJ. f.. CHURCH SOUTN.-AlI'oINT-
NrNTs FOR l$&,.-BAYOU SARA CIR
CCIT-Service held every Sd SUNDAY
of e,cl. month. at ] O'Clock Il. H.. and 7
y. m. Sunday school every sunday
REV. TmOs.W BROWN.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

1000 Gallon CiStcrn i''
-nn s. - 500.
A. R,GGs & Bros, 60 Pcrdido, st.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

See the REVISED time table OF TIC
T. \. O. & T. Railway.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL Tonic
RETAILS FOR so CENTS.
wARRAN TED
corsxn.r,.Ir, Mus., Dec. IL, lsss.

CoRsxRsviIiE. Miss, Dec II, 1888.
Ptrfs MKbi-iSH Co. Paris Tenn:
Pleas" send me three dozen Of your Groves Taste
e,s Chill Tonic. was pleased with the lot from
last summer. The people ~-r~ d-liehtcd with It.
gave your chill Tonic 10 Children Who were
pale and suarthy and enaciatcd having had chruu'c
chis for months past. one Of them frr year. r.sd
within three weeks after b-riuniue with the Chill
Tonic they hale and hearty. With red and rosy
". ". STISSOS, II. D.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

,oon to-day at 1925 a.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Wherc'l you have It young fc'-
low?
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06
Ben. BROWN,
BARBER and HAIR DRESSER,
FOOT OF TIE IllLL,
BAYOU SARA
TreSpasS Notice.

Hunting of any kind on the Green
wood plantation in this parish. with
do y or gun il hereby prohibited. and
offenders VIII be prosecuted to the OK
tent of the law.
ClI.AS. ii. REED.
Apr IL 81 ly. Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Don't forget to go to Ben
Browns shop, foot Of the kill
when you want Il good, clean and
comfortable shave or hair trim
Besides being II first class tonsori-
al artist Ben Is Il whole soulcd jol-
ly good fellow and deserves the
patronage of all who like to throw
Il penny INTO the pockets of IN in
duStrlOuS, worthy man.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

Sec Notice Of Typewriter for
Nothing.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-06-06

We see by the Pointc Coupec
Oemocrot, that the reason why
the Waterloo Base Ball Club has
failed to respond, so far, to the
challenge of the Briggs Club, of
St. Francisville, is that the Wa
tcr'oos have not as yet vc-organiz-
cd for the present season. so
our boys are likely to get a favor
able response before very long.
"When Greek meets Greek, then
comes the tug Of war;! Where'l
you have it young fellow?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
College Notes.

By 80. Z. Nohim.''
Prof. Stryker is in Topeka on bust
ness again this week.
Miss Lucy Gum left for her home
last Saturday. She will probably not
be in school during the rest of the year.
Mr.. Minton, one of the old students,
who has been sick for the past week, is
now able to get out to his meals. He
has had quite siege as has also Misses
Young and COnnOr.
Quite number of the old students
were in to attend the exercises last
Saturday evening. They We're: PIof.
Clark, and Misses Funk and VanAken,
of Pawnee Rock; Mr.. Wesche and Miss
Flora Mckinney, of EllinwOOd, and
Mr.. Rankin.
The entertainment Saturday night
was we'll attended. The proceeds,
amounting to Sl9.S0, was invested in
books and music for use in the chapel.
The program was excellently carried
out, especially the mock faculty
which showed up the Professors pet
fashions to perfection.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
Uncle Sans Kindergarten.
Verbeck, February 10, 1891

EDITOR DEMOCRAT:
Suppose we take look at Uncle Sam s
dependent children and see what the
dear little babes are like and what they
are doing. We come to the cotton mill
children first. These dears have many
disadvantages to contend with. yet
they have self-operating carding ma
chimes, spinning jinnies, looms and
stamping mills. But the work of
throwing these machines in and out of
gear is so exhausting that they are COM
pletely worn out in eight hours. When
we think this child is only about eighty
years old and has always been sickly,
how hard hearted those people must be
who would want this young child to
compete with those coarse, ugly, full
grown persons of Europe.
See those dear children down there in
Missouri blasting iron ore; and to think
that it only contains y per cent. of pig
iron. and the coal to melt it costs SI-50
per ton, and they can only mine four
tons q day apiece. while the supply is
Liable TO tun short bsf0re long for tbese
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
A Double Tragedy.

Little Rock, ARK, Feb. 1.-THE
Pullman palace car on the Iron Noun
tain passenger from St. Louis was the
scene of a dreadful tragedy. AS the
train was pulling out from Bald Knob
Isador Meyer, travelling man, was sit
ting in his seat, when fellow passenger
suddenly drew a pistol and fired, killing
Meyer instantly. Conductor E. W..
Leech, of St. Louis was on the platform
and. hearing the shot fired, pulled the
bell cord to stop the train. The man
thereupon turned and fired at Leech,
also killing him instantly. Officers from
the town succeeded in arresting the
murderer. He is an insane man named
John w. Greater. from Vincennes, Ind.
The above telegram is of local import
ance in this city, from the fact that
one of the men killed is Elsie Leech,
son of Mrs. N. r. Holmes, of the Valley
House, and well known by most of our
citizens. This tragic death, coming as
it does 80 soon after the sudden death
Of their next Oldest son, Willie, is sad
blow to Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes.
Elsie Leech was about twenty-four
years old; young man of gentlemanly
bearing and pleasing appearance. He
had industriously worked his way up
ward, by his own efforts fighting the
battles of life successfully; but the hand
of a mailman, in one brief moment
wiped out the full young life and ruin.
ed the hopes of loving ones.
Elsie's remains are expected to reacl
Great Bend today, over the Mo. p, and
will be buried by the side of his hall
brother. Willie Holmes,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
Timely Resolutions.

Representative CObun becoming
Weary of the colored newspaper reports
concerning the Kansas legislature. pre-
scented the following resolutions last
Monday morning, and tits needless to
say they passed without dissent:
Resolved, By the house of represent
atives of Kansas:
First. That numerous eastern news.
papers and politicians are publishing
and circulating statements derogatory
to the intentions and good names of the
Kansas legislature, which is now Great
ing unrest in the minds of our eastern
creditors.
Second. That we denounce the fol-
lowing clipping taken from the St. Louis
dispatch as visionary and false in
every particular:
Zone of the latest Kansas freaks is
an association formed for the purpose
OF enabling members to avoid the un-
pleasant and often cruel necessity OF
paying interest on mortgages and for
mutual protection against creditors in
general.
There is no doubt that the pro.
moters of this association have hit upon
one of the most unpleasant conditions OF
the present industrial system; that their
association will be popular.
1.-THE movement might be extended
with immense success to the formation
of clubs to avoid the payment of grocer,
tailor, butcher and doctor bills, in fact
a political party having for its platform
the reputation of all debts, would find
many adherents among those who have
been going it alone on this ISSUE"
Third. Resolved, by the house o.
representatives that in order to dis
abuse the minds of those who are hold
ing the credits of our people that we are
unalterably opposed to any and all leg
islation that tends to the reputation o.
just debts and that we favor only such
legislation as will make it possible fol
the debtor to meet his liabilities.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
First Published Feb eth. 1884,
SHERFE'S SALE
Distrlc, Court Of Barton unity, State of

In the District Court Of Barton c unity, State OF
Kansas
Tie Topeka Investment and
Loan Company, corporation
plaintiff.
Edward PHILLIPS, Prestyna Phil
lips, and the ely of Great
Bend, corporation. defend
ants.
By virtue of an order-of sale issued to me- out OF
said District Court in the above entitled action.
will, on Monday, the 10th dag of March, a. ID.
1891, at O'clock p. of said day, at the west
front door OF the court house in the city of Great
offer at public sale and sell II the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand all the folIowing-de-
scribed real estate ts-wit.
Beginning at Il point in the east boundary line OF
section No. twenty-niHe (29) in township No.
nineteen t19), range No thirteen (l3l west, and in
north. 20 minutes east. along the said section line
six hundred ninety $500 feet to a corner; thence
south. 50 degrees, 40 minutes west, and parallel to
Dodge Street seven hundred eighty-four and three
tenths (!S4 $40 feet less. TO the center OF
, third extended; thence south, 20 minutes
hundred ninety t69O) feet, to the north line oil
Dodge street. extended; thence north 80 degrees Al
minutes I. along the north line of Dodge stree,
hundred seveniysix 776l feet. to the place o.
beginning, lying and situate in the County OF Bar
ton the State OF Kansas
The abave described real estate is aiken the
property of said defendant, and is directed by said
order Of sale be sold, and will be sold with ap
praisemeut. to satisfy said order sale
said property is appraised al $500, and not bs
sold Tor less than twO-hiIds of the appraised value
F. ID. WILSON,
Sheriff OF Barton County. Kansas
$3.50 GLEED 6 GLEED Attorneys
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
Clafin Cuttings.

From 'Try,'
The social club has fine program
for next Friday night.
John LEM returned from Oklahoma
where he went to buy land.
Quite number of our young bloods
attended the dance at II ollyrood a few
nights ago.
Os. Dougan will give the young folks
a social hop at his house Thursday
evening next.
Jessie Elmore has been on the sick
list for few days, he is now able to
smile and shake dice again.
George Britton has fine water
spaniel. George is as proud as a two
year-old boy with his first pants
! w. u. Dunston was arrested last Sat
urday on complaint of Geo. Soeken, for
grand larceny, SOeken claiming that
Mr.. d. had taken twenty seven bushels
of wheat from the granary belonging to
Mr.. S. Mr.. D. gave bond and had his
preliminary at Ellinwood the 18th. 1t
is thought MI. d. can prove himself
clear. At this writing no news has
yet come concerning the above case.
a pretty little lady who is a wife of
one =Of our popular townsmen and
mother of one of the sweetest little
girls that it has ever been the lot of
the average Kansan to lay optics on,
started out one night not long ago in
search of her belated husband. She
suspicioned his whereabouts and made
direct for a saloon; when there she was
confronted with doors and windows
tightly blinded, but the light beaming
through the transom above the door
and the murmur OF many voices inside
told a story in language that a
novice, though IA fool, could not mis-
take. She entered, and there, with a
circle of friends was her belated hus-
band with glass of the prohibited
foamy liquid in his hand and his soul
spirited up to songful mood, singing
sweet lulabyes to his sleeping and doz-
ing comrades. She took the glass from
her husband, satisfied herself as to its
contents, spoke her little piece and de-
parted. AS to anything further our in
formant sayeth not.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-02-19
Albert Items.

from 'Cpunk
S. Jacoby visited Great Bend Mon
day last.
Mrs. Dellett went to Great Bend
Monday evening.
Geo. II. Dellett returned from Chi
cago Friday last.
Fred Teten and father visited Rush
Centre, Friday last.
Mr.. Hacker, of Great Bend. was in
our village Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. B. Willcutt, of Clarence. was
the guest of Mrs. Winget last week.
Miss Lola Bird. of Clarence, was
visiting friends at this place the first OF
the week.
Beginning next Sunday there will be
preaching by the German Lutheran
minister at the school house every other
Sunday, at 8 o'clock.
The revival meetings now being
carried on in our village are doing a
vast amour. of good; on Monday night
twenty-five persons were at the altar.
Let the good work continue.
We notice in Heizerton items Of last
week that their station agent had re-
ceived 1915 pounds of freight In the
three weeks prior to that time. Now
allow us to say for modest Albert, thai
our station agent has received coo, SOC
pounds O: freight in the past TWO
weeks.
A union Sunday school was organized
at this place last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Mildren was chosen as superin.
| tendent; MIR. Paxton his assistant; Mrs
w. D. Beattie as secretary; Mr.. Beattie
her assistant; Mr.. Hays treasurer
Lewis Keller librarian; Mrs. Wingel
chorister; and Mrs. Campbell hel
assistant. The outlook for this school il
very flattering, and we think it will b.
a blessing to this community.