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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25
saturday, the 5th day of March,
SHERIYP SALE.

Barbara Flrestone Order of sale.
Susan Haines ct al. Pleas Court. 0n
ky virtue of order OF sale 10 partition issued bv
clsrH OF court OF common plea9 OF Stark Co % IN
pne above actiUn. ana TO me directed will offer for
sale at pubic oltcry, upon the premises, on
Saturday, the l9th day of Mar, 1892,
the following described real estate: Situated In
the township OF Law ence, county, OF &aHk and
state OF Ohio, t0-wita The RorLheas quarter OF
section 2s, oownship one, lsge ten. except about
seven acres formerly sold by Jacob Rowland to
John Shosb, Also about seven and 2-lOO acre
OF land In Ahe southeast quarter OF sahi section
decided by Ohm f- Shorh W jacob Rowland On
March 18th, 1925, bounded a. folows to-wIt Be
ginning 40 post at the northwest cOrner of said
quarter; thence enSt with quarter section line rs
perches and Inns to post; thence south paraI-
ie with north and south section lines IS peyGhes to
post; thsnce west 20 perches and links TO n post
thence north 40 perches to place OF begnnipg con,
talnlDg seven and 81 100 acres.
Appraised at ei3e0O. 90.
Sale 10 commence at one o'Olock-p. m Terms
Onethh cash Sn day Of sale, one thRa In one wear
one third In two years thereafter the erred nav
ments so bear Interest at per cent per annuin
payaOIe annually, and secured by mortgage upon
the premises.
O. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
JAMBs sPRRLlEG, ATTY.
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SHERIFl SALE

J. l.. Robb order or sale,
Stark Comfy Common
VIM. A. smith ct al Pleas GOurs' s"''''''
BY virtue OF an order " sale, issued by tho
clerk OF the court of common pleas Of Stark Co.,
Ohio, In the above action, and to directeI viii
oter for sale at public outory upon tho rren
ises, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Mar, 1899,
Situate In the village OF Waynesburgh, county OF
Stark, and state Of Ohio, and known as, lots
number 81 and "a, IN qaid village OF Waynesburgh
as shown by the plat OF said village,
Appralsedat SLIGO.
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock p. ms Terms
cash.
"A. KRIDER, Sheriff,
j l.. RoBB Atty. for PlH.
MONO a. McCAREy, for DIT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25

Blood poisoning by diptheria, the grip,
pure and healthy by Hoods Sarsaparills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25

For general family cathartic we conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pllis. The
should be la every home medicine chest.
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In ITS Worst Form.

BENTON, Lat. Co., Wis, Dec. 'sa.
Hov. J. G. Bergen vouohes for the .zllowingi
James Rooney, who was suffering nt)n vitus
Dance In its worst form for aboys ono and n
fourth years, was treated by sevs5al physiciano
without effect; two bottles Of n astor Roenig's
Nerve Tonic cured hirn.
ToUsshINr, Ohio, Oct 95, 1890.
used Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic for lady
20 years old; every two or three weeks she had n
serious attack Of falling sickness, accompanied
with headache and was driven to madness she
was sent once TO an insane esylun. The doc,
tors could not relieve her; began with one
bottle of your medicine: she bad taken three
quarters OF 1t, and she wrote TO me q few dey1
ago "The medicine helps me much thint
another bottle will cure Iue."
REV. ARMAND HAMELIN.
PRPF-A Valuable Book sn NERVOUS
u Uk II Diseases sent FREQ TO any addrcea
WE and poor patients can also obtain
hk-ha this medicine free OF charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the heyercnd
isnyw prepared under his direction BY tho
WoENIc MED. CO., Chicago, sIL
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 0for IS
Large Size. S1.75. @ Bottles for SO.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Aaron RohAs Aimr Order OF Sale
Vs. ! Stark Ca Commnp Plaza
HeAry E, Rohn ct al. Court -'
by virtue or an order OF sale issued by the
clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county
o., In the above action and to me directed viii
oner Tor sale at public outcry, ON the DIT misses
hllles southwest OF Canton, on
Tuesday, the G2nd day Of March, 1892,
the following described real estate to-yt; situa.
tea In the county OF stark anG state OF Ohio and
known as pnIt OF the southwest quarter of section
80, township 1O, range D. and bounded as follows,
Beginning ut a stone set for the southwest corner
OF SAID quarter aectlon thence south 40 deg and ba
min east 30 chains and 80 links on section line 10
astakei thence north, deg and 10 min, east, "a
chains and links to a stone, thence north, SO deg
aud o3 min. west, 30 chains and 20 links TO pont
on seetlan llnei thence south, deg and 40 min
west, % chains and one lnk section line to place
OF beginning, and containing SO. 46 acres.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms-N cash. ba ance In three canal animal,
payments, to bear intel Gst and secured by mort-
gage on premises sold.
Sale to conmence AZ o'clock p. M,
q. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
BALDWIN SHIELDS. Att'ys.
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Notice is hereby given to Joseph Pool, OF New
York city, New YORK; also TO John Sissle, Emanuel
Ream, Henrietta Combs and Joseph Combe
whose places OF residence are unknown 70, the un-
dersignedi also to the unknown heirs and deysees
OF John Sissle, the unknown heirs and devisees OF
OF Emanuel Ream, the unknown heirs and devisees
OF Henrietta Combs, and the unknown heirs and
devlsees OF Joseph Combs, that the undersigned,
plaintih filed petition against them as defen-
dants. on February llth, 1852, In the Common
Pleas Court OF Stark county. Ohio, setting forth In
title TO and is In the possession OF the following de-
soribed part OF lot 1872 In the city OF Canton Stark
county Ohio. Beginning at the northeast corner
OF said lott thence west along the north line OF said
lot liz feet thence SOUTH parallel to the east line
OF said lot al feet ana inches; thence east paral-
el 10 the north line OF said lot ll2 feet 20 Walnut
street; thence north along Walnut street A feet
and Inches to the place OF beginning. That said
defendants, respectively, claim 20 have some right
title interest in said premises but as matter OF
fact said defendants and none OF them, have any
right title OF Interest In said premises or any part
thereof and their preended claims thereto consti-
tutes cloud upon the plaintins title 70 sald prem-
ses, and praying that said defendants and each OF
th0In, be required 70 answer and set up his OF her
claim to said premises; that the same be adiudged
and that In default OF answer said defendants aEd
each OF them, be adiadged TO have no right tple or
interest In said premises or any part thereof, that
the plaintiffs title he quieted as against the defen-
dants. and each and all OF themj and that he be de-
creed againss each and all OF said defeDaants TO
praying for such further relief may be just and
proper. said defendants are required 70 answer
said petition on or before April 9th, iAD2,
oHARLEs r. FRAZER,
DAY. LYNCH nAy. his Assys. flsI1
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STARK county, Ohio Swhl oifer for sale, at public
auSt.on, oil
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1892,
at O'Clock p M. on the premises, at No. "a Row
land street. In the cay og Canton Ohio the follow
Ing described real estate situate In the county OF
stark and state OF ohio, and known being, tnir-
tysx 1857 tee front aud rear of the north side OF
lot No. 1895 In tboS lty of Canton, In said county,
excepting therefrom part heretofore sold of te
rear part to one Thisba Bowman, described as fol-
lows:
negnnng mt point where the north line Of said
lot intersets the northwest line Of the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne Il Chicago railroad cOmpauys laild;
thence westward along the north line Of saidi lot
forty (40) teet thence south wardly, parallel with
the west line OF said lot, thirtyslx (35) feet to
tbas. Betz line; thence eastwardly, parallel with
said north line, eleven tll) feet to said railrpad
companys lands; thence along the northwest tins
Of said railroad ooSpanyS land to the place OF h,
glnulny. said pronsrty appraised at seven hundred
and fifty dollars (S76O COZ
Terms Of SALE cash.
JOHN T.. MONSOT
Administrator OF the estate OF
fllhw Mary BOOp, deceased.
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sHERIFIk SALE.
:. s.;$:.,. ,.s:.,. !, : a. :$$; sI$:; !;

r&scnees.ssn order of sale
pilp scheets ct Al. Common Plea. Court
Bjirtue Of an order OF ale IN partition issued By
the rE ofthe Of conn lnon pleas OF stark coui-
& IN for ae sac AZ S 70 on me Ss SrSStsS
/ vii lon
st,tdsy, thefslth day of Feb, 1892,
81 Aowins described real estate, to-wit,
N flu the township OF Lake. county OF Stark
"a tte OF ohio, yiz. Being apart OF the south
! eaN Yiarter OF section number 8, township num-
Wis Besinniug at tie southeast corner Of said
qusftef; thenc west b5 perches and links to the
gsg pereiei std Inks, tnsnce sonIb IA pspcbes 10
iae pace beginning, cohtalning 81 acres Of land,
more or less.
/ Also end tract OF land, being part Of the above
described section and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit Commencing at q stake where the
north line OF said quarter section crosses the Unlon
chains and 20 links TO q STAKE; thence south 10
chains and 80 links to stake thence east 20 chains
and one-half link to a stake; thence nOrtn as
chains and 66 links TO stake IN he center Of the
road; and thence northwestwardly with said road
oontaln3i 65-l00 acres OF land.
Also third tract OF land, being a part of the
above described quarter section and a part OF the
southwest quarter of section 10, range and town
ship Aforesaid, bounded as follows, to-wit Com
mencing at the northwest corner Of said quarter
south to the middle Of the Uniontown and Paris
road; and thence W. stward with said road to the
quarter tine; and thence north to the place OF
beginning, shalt contain fve and L 80 % 1900 acres
Of land
Also fourth tract OF land, described as follows
to-wit; Being part Of the southeast quarter OF
section number 3. township and range aforesaid,
commencing for the same az post In the west line
Of said quarter section 10 perches and link south
from the northwest corner thereof; thence east 08
- 100 chains; thence north far that Ivy running
line west pa ael with the south line to the west
thereof. then south we m
the place OF beginning which shall contain 1U acres
of land.
Appraised, 1st tract $500.
9nd I" 1900.
9nl l76
Z" 4th 45O.
1 Total, % 1850.
Terms--0ne third cash, ore.thIrd In one year.
and Que. third In two years from day Of sole with
interest on deferred pavInents, and secured By
mortgage on premises sold.
sale TO commence ae one O'Clock D. m
q. A. KRIDRH, snerlu.
CHhs n q. SHRMAnN Attys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25
ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsn,

A Massillon divorce case was fled to-
day in common pleas court. The plain
tiff in the suit is Katie Brooks and the de-
fendant her husband. George Brooks.
They we're married at Massillon January
%, 1880, and have no children. Piainttl
alleges that her husband treated her So
cruelty, that she was Obliged to flee 10 her
mother for protection. Sle alleges that
he has failed to provide fer her, and asks
for a divorce and the restoration OF her
maiden name, Katie Dreasou.
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TO FoBECLosE a MORTGAGE.
LITIGATION OVER A SMALL SUM.

A case was commenced by William SEQ.
vile sgainst the Cleveland, Lorain &
VINE cling railroad company August 90
1889 The total amount involved was
S54 70 for labor. There were demurrers
and answers and cross petitions filed and
al last when il came to trial, a verdict was
found for the plaintiff. II has now been
decided that there WAS error in the case
during the trial and new trial has been
granted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25
Saturday, the 9Th day of March, 1899

the following described real estate. to-wIt: Being
part OF lots 100 and no. IN Gorgass addition TO tine
town of Louisville, county Of stark and state OF
Ohio, and known by the nav numbers IO3 and lOl.
Beginning for the same go feet north OF the south
west corner Of ssd lot Eumber 8. thence east 100
feet and parallel with ths north line of tIorgas
street 10 the east line Of tot TO- sixty feet to stake;
thence west parallel with north nue Of Gorgas
street. 100 feet 20 west line of lot number lUp.
thence south with said wsss ne 90 feet to place OF
less.
Appraised at $780,
Also another tract described as follows: Begin
ming az the northwest corner OF lot 100; thence
south, pith west line OF said lot 10 feet thence
east and Hralloi with north line Of Gorgas street
100 feet TO east 'uo of lot DO; thence north with
said east line ~ et to an aney; thence west with
line OF alley, l2O feet 70 plaee OF beginning con-
tainlng 7@O0 square feet more or lass.
Appraised at $500.
Terms-One- third cash, oue-thlrd I'm six months
ana one tnT md In twelve months from day of sale.
me deferred paY ments TO draw per cent interest
and be secured by mortgage on premises.
Sale 10 commence at one O'Clock u. M,
q. A. KRIDER, sheriff.
A. NJ. MoCAETY. Atty.
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Saturday, the 18th day of Mar, 1885,
administrators sale.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1892,

In pursuance OF on order OF the Probate ouit
STARK county Ohio, Swtll otrer for sale, at publ
austlon, oil
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SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue OF an alias order OF sale issued
y the clerk OF the court OF COMMON pleas OF stark
otter for sale at public outcry on the premises,
In Louisville, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25

= Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following persons:
George Vending and Mary AIR., Mas
sillon.
John w. Frank and Catherine Sell,
Marchand.
Harry H. Madison and Ida Hoover.
Greentown.
Frank Brobst and Mary e. Wright, Alli-
ance.
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Bhrtue Of an order OF AaIe IN partition issued by
the rk ofthe court OF comnon pleas OF stark coun-
ty 10, in the ABOVE nctiqfn, and TO me directed,
i w offer for saie at publN outcry, on the prem
iseIn Lake township tyeo miles west Of Hart
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25
ASSIGEEES SALE OF MILL PaJPERrY.

DAY, Lys,eH 4 DAY. ATTORNEYS, fiiIW
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Legal Notice.

January isth, lseG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-25

dExtracts from the Inaugural Address OF Mile d.
Chapman, NJ. D., Before the Allegheny County
Pennsylvanla Home Medical society Jsuuaiy ls)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
LAFAYETTE,

Faston, Penn. Feb. II Specall.-Proi"ssor EDWARD
Hart PHI d. ha, been in attendance at the meeting OF
the Mining Engineers in Baltimore this vcrk. his
classes being IN charge OF Mr.. Wells duimg bis
absence TIE spring athletic contest Will be held IN
the College gymnasium March 4. when silver medals
viii be cOntended for in ten events. and the tpdeSrOVc
Gun be given for the best class drill.
Professor F. A. March, jr. has S2,0OO In hand toward
the purchase of enclosed grounds for the athletic as
sOcatlon.
The alumni resident in central PENNSYLVANIA Will
hold their annual winter banquet In WiamSpoT on
Thursday.
The Junior class ball Friday evening was attended
by 200 persons. Among the paronesses were Mrs.
Francis Mchler, Mrs General Reeder, Mrs. william
Hackctt, Mrs. +. J. Fox. Mrs G.. y. Andrews, Mrs
II. ID. Maxwell, Mrs. J. NJ. Porter and many others.
william VI. Mchler chairman of the class com
mltce The floral decorations Of the hall were superb
WashIncion's birthday |. TO be celebrated under the
auspices Of the Washington Literary society Colonel
Elliott +. shepard. OF Newiok. Will deliver an adj
dress The music will be Furnished by the college
glee and banjo clubs.
President Wariicld engaged 20 speak before Tie
Young Mems Christian Association Of Wlliamsport Oh
February 90, and Lock Haven on February -.
The funeral OF Professor Charles Elliott. ID. D.,
L. D.. on Wednesday, was attended BY large con-
course OF clergymen The address delivered by
the Rev. Alexander AllsOn ID. D., OF Philadelphia. ai
the intcrmcnt was made In the faculty nook Of the
beautiful cemetery the banks OF tie Bushhl IFS
class in the Hebrew language VIII be taught by Pro
fessor Seden j. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
BROWN.
ENTHUSIASTIC PRACTICE IN ATHLEIi's-AN
ORIGINAL OPERA PROPOSED.

Providence. r. j. Feb. 81 (sIecaD-lhe March
athletic exhibition Is now claiming much '''c anu '''"
around the college. Tilden. Thurbcr & Co. nav o"o,
a beautliu, silver cup for which I've io"r ~" 10 VIZ
contend on the OCCASION and the nvair! j. oe'o'',7
strong This spirit Of competition is causing 'ilic
-, yrovo, ~ n,av over SUPERINTENDENT Parker's face
&c no tells the ren OF the various classes uil ci
particular squad is doing immense work. lie Is 'eii'S
The whole truth but twinkle steals hto HIS eSe "e
he tells H. The squad which will DO the pSrsu' wiz
probably surprise the audience with It's uhq"e anu
charming designs Frank Msttcson, lie Dig cele rush
OF ,sOs Varsity team can be said TO pear 'ic ""o0
load both grnvcly and literally as he Is the ouhna
zion man in each pyramid and is the manager OF the
.ouad The c,lp was made by the Gorham Manuiac'ur
ing Company and Is now on exhibition
The theatrical spirit Is now undergoing It's aih'uai
revival Not only the annual minstrel SHOW Is Uchs
worked up but the brand new idea OF ha'ihe u" oi'
is discussed The constitution oil the ai'ho't hcloN'
Hammer and Tongs' society," which Tor some 'he '''S
DISTINGUISHED itself only by It's yearly appearance III inc
Licr has been hunted for. and no doubt thiS society
hinder the influence OF the operate portion OF Brow VIII
he rrIuvenated The lbreto, which is already written
| is bright and catchy
Dr. Lanedons lecture on the Papacy proved to be
fully As interesting expected HIS view Il thh'
Papacy will hereafter exert spiritual influence almost
wholly, and that It's temporal power VIII gradually
| dvindle away Austin Carey, who conducted the
BDNdOin
! lecture in Manning Hall February 20. Professor
DamroA-b completed his course Wednesday, giving
| 4 lecture on Mcndelssohn's Midsummer Nights
| Dream
President and Mrs. Andrews gave - tea on Wedne'-
day afternoon to part OF the senior class ana tie '
ladies who are studying for degree under the direction
OF the university The president for the last week ia
filled many out oftown engagements that 1t hs Dcen
difficult to keep up with his enhances TO and exits from
Providence.
| The museum has received some valuable specimens
| from Dr.. II. d. Pickman OF Montana. one is u snake
crarina bo,tac which is somewhat like boa. IL l.
from Idaho. The other specimens are series OF lofN
arrow -hcads made O agate and claIccdOlly. a..
gilt OF $1,000 has been received BY the university
and is 10 be used for the purchase ol German bO'AS
| II will be OF interest 10 many TO know thai eA
! President f. &. Robinson, ID. D.. has been elected
| professor OF philosophy In the Chicago University
| Or Robinson was graduated from Brown in the CHS, OF
as And for many wears has been remarkable teacher
1 Of philosophy, as well great preacher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.

Getty burg Penn, Feb II lSpcciaD-Thc faculty
has promulgated a set Of rules 10 govern men taking
pari In athletic contests In the future No student Is
10 be allowed to take part In any game unless he shall
have written permission from hi, parent, guardian.
Contests with any except student teams from regular
school, or colleges are forbidden. Captains Of all
tennis must report every accident, however trivial.
which may occur during practice. TO the professor OF
hygiene. and 10th before and after contest games
every member must present himself to the aboyc
officer for physical Inspection. When games are
PLAYED ava, from home student except substitutes
will be allowed to accompany the team
Miss Campbell, who died recently in York. made
Pennsylvania College her residuary leratcc The
amount Is expected to reach $4,000.
James Strong. OF philadelphia, has ag-ced to give
s2J 900 to cndow IN Pennsylvania College II char OF
English bible and Chapalncy,' 10 be Known n, the
Amanda Rupert Strong Memorial The college Is
thus the fourth institution In this country It, secure
such II chair. The donor reserves tine right to name
the st occupant, and II Is generally understood that
he will choose his pastor the Rev. Eli Huber, ID. ID.
This gif: make, the amount contributed by friends
Of the college during the presidency OF Dr. Mcknight
S2lJ,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
THE JFHIGU UNIVERSITY.

South Bethlehem. Penn, Feb. Il lspcciaD.-Io
morrow university exercises will be suspended and The
.unior OratUrca contest will be held in the chapel As
The committee was unable to choose between two OF
Tie orations submitted, both were accepted and there
will be seven contcs tants instead Of the usual number
Of six.
The endowment Of the college IS invested in Leheh
Valley Railroad stock and in consequence OF the Pila-
dephia and Reading deal the income of the university
Is increased about $4,000
Professor Williams will deliver Il lecture on sunday
before the Young Mems Christian Association Of The
university on The two BoOks-Gcne>S and Geology -
President \. A. Lamberron will start next week on
O trip to FLORIDA.
At a meeting OF the freshman class last week, r. 1.
Hanes was elected class athletic representative
number OF men training for the Lafayette COL
lego winter meeting and VIII undoubtedly win several
first prizes for Lehigp. T. H. Symington who Injured
his knee severely in practice game OF lacrosse Is
slowly recovering The baseball men have been prIcts
Ing on the field for the last week. Manager Coleman
las arranged the following additional lacrosse games
April 49, Chester Young Mems Christian Association al
Bethlehem: April 20, staten Island Athletic Cup, III
bethlehem Apil 30 New York Athletic Club. at New
York May II, Athletic Club Schuylelh Navy, at
Bethlehem; May II. New-fork Athletic Club ut Beth
lehem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE.

Annandalc, n. T.. Feb. 81 (specian-Thc warden
m week received another gift for the college
from the Rev. DR.. c. F. Hoffman, OF New York CITY
This latest gift is check for $50 900 for the erection
of "A new freproof library building. Added 10 Other
gifts for the purpose which had already been
made this suIu will be sufficient TO insure the
erection of the building. which will be placed at the
north end OF the college grounds
The Hayden Lending Library, which. with The cOlleg,
library. will be moved 10 the new building, IS be
coming a most useful institution at st. stephens
1t was founded IL 1880 by the Rev. Richard VI
HAYDEN, an alumnus Of the college. and furnishes Il
students textbDOks used during the at rental
OF 10 each per term thus enabling men to save
considerable sum Money received from this source
and from the interest the Invested fund is expended
in The purchase Of new books. The library now con
tiins 400 books. The first year 40 volume, wcrr
taken out the second year 3l6 and thus far this
year 2O3 have been drawn
The alumni association had Iis mldwintcr meeting
and BANQUET in Ncw-YOrk last week
Al the last meeting OF the college mi ssi0nary socet'
an Interesting report made by Mr.. SicinmetZ o
The work Of the convention held by the Churcl
Students Missionary Association NJ berkeley Month
IL letters are circulated from college to college" con
tanning missionary news and thoughts on method %
work.