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The Lamar register., 1892-01-16
NorIcE-rIMBsR CULTURE.
LAxp oryeE At LAx.E. Cale.

LAND DFFfCr At LAN AZ AHIn-
Aa~cnulll7r - b. f-sl-
noNpE-tLNI laV7uc bsF1a tlt Tg7l At tbis gi'ii iisH
v - G~auEc r. Pearl ssgainst Wlili8B 3, 'lrr.
uCr, Tor faiiurg - rur77sI vstth law tlus''7ss
Nslll1rr entry No. 49,, dated De- Gi-h. 4-ss
uTol the northeast : % -r-tsou ta, sovlsIiir =
south. range 6 Hs,ar II Bgri cJuniy, lniuEnsl1,
slsh Flcu "a Fln caHCl- AEaHG ~ said r1fLFy
euute-taEt alleging that sail cstTglaaa laz
iallF7i 10 rluut tTa aeres ~ eaiI .ta-t ta crT=,
Or tree sod, 0r have TIM saEsr u ie, a. lhH lau
requires during the third yssf 90 esitrJ. nni has
hrosea on -1id tract dugIusl tise second yD-r AZ
b. Is -t7Tuirel. tie third yrar. and b. fact has
totally faded u rsrfurza have p-rfursuCd .ile
thiri scar work on saii tract, and said fsilar,
exists 10 20 tfia present dR2H. tae saiI I71rFlas
Hrr is-rcby nafE 20 E1E-ar A. tsis 0tieH on
tire 18th 1uT Gt g1rlas-s -7s gt 8 % click a. Tls.
g. rcspsui and fslru--l tea-imlay o0aasralEss
said allr--ssi failura.
!a-ahi5 G, p. rozD. Rr-is.g-.
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consuMeIIoN CURED.

An old physician. retired from praet
had r,lacs,i ia his hands by an East india nll-
sionary the formula e simple ve,etaole =, S' -
az for the speedy a1d permanent eurr q III N
T},raaf and LINN. A+F0rtioris aiso positive aad
-adical ctrs, for Nervous lh-hllity and an 80
vosis Couaplaints, sfter having tested i.s w
has felt il his duty 20 make IL known 20 MS sat
FERNS; fellows. Aetnsfed by this motive aha
tlasire - relieve human suffering. W.
fre,. Of charge to All who desire II, this rsii-
IN g,sru1an, Fr.neh or English, with t'ill a4Fte
ti,,is for preparing and using. Scnt By uiaA "
.dfre-sir,- with srarrr,. naming THIS papsfl "
A NOyFS - Powers Bluck. koeheztsT. y L
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LSsp orrreE At LaxAn ,..l oIolo-,

LNSn OrFIcE At LANAI Colo-.
January 18th ls.--
TTOTICE i hereby given that thr tqlieta NJ
IN rRfrei sftsler has FLIED notice ~ bis lntei-
fion x make final proof in supsoEt Of he eiai5n,
and shat said proof viii ne mhie teiors tlie
Ra.-ister and ReceiNnr at Lamar COLORADO o.
Fcnruary -, lss9, vEzs
JANEs X nousurT, H. = No, =
For lot 3. southeast = southwest and rnTtb
a south hcNst =. section Il, township = s'~ii
raIis-e n west
he uaucs tine felipwirs witnesses q prp,'
his eout utinuuts residence upon aat edltiFatici
uf said land. VIZ
j. ID Martin, ". ". Cooper, q. : g. Nrgznas
and ". -. Lee al Of Lamar. Fr,'ueEs To-, Colo
EtufE fsts1 e. %. EuEa, Regtstcz-
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NoTIcE - ruRLICArIoN.
LASD orr1er Al LaNAE- Coto, ;

LANp OYrrcE AT LkAAE, Cutn. I
January 5ih. l-fZ
NCTlCE i hereby given that the fcllGs'inf-
~ named settler hAs Sled nuiicr u liis irtcn-
tauu niaze final prcuf 10 support @! his e.lsIi
Relisler and Recover at Lamar, tc.u-- ca Fch-
ruar3 18th. Ise1. viEs
For tho northeast = Of section =, township =
s0ath, rhnEa Ij wusf-
He uanlrs the folluwin- witness % prove
his coutinguus rcsidtuce uEsoa and cllflEafipn
". ii. Wiisln. '. r. CIins, A. q. s.cwart and
jsis9 febis q .. F6un. REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASD orgrcg kTL,ssr, Goo

LASD OFTTcN At LAsAE, CCTn-
Jhlulry Iths 10
NOTICE Is hgrchy given ttgat tbs igitagfi-s-
II unuied settler has 81 ef rotics of bic iHfsn-
tiun 20 make final rra1f H sgpfurf ~ hEs claiEi
Rnd shat E.id proof uiA b marie lrlufr taao
REGISTER ami RoceiFvr at Lamar, Colo. co Fen
Ioas srsSiInru. n S. 40. Li7L
For the southeast : - srctiaa t. tuanshir =
s1ath, range 4 wet,
He uarnsz the following witrcsE0s 20 provo
his cgu +iunnus resideuce urou and cEltEg AtlllI
uf. sAid land. via;
Ira r ssadley. John o. sir-afu. Ctors- W
Mood and Cieozs-a A. liishnr. AL 0f L.arlar tsln.
Jana-fchll q. %. tuIn, ncgis Tex.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is list Of unclaimed
letters remaining uncailed foF IN 'his Oh
fee January 16, ls92
Rardin, Elmer
Friend, Frank
Trotter, Thos-
England, Joseph
Wolf, Ira ttorwarded)
E. 7. Ike. p. ".
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Ferguson and Silver have just re
ceived car load OF corn, oats. bran
and chop aud will fro,n now on carry
feed in their lire in addition to staple
and fancy groceries, canned goods
and provisions
The q. \ R. committees are hard
| at work on their ball and bean bake
to be given next Wednesday evening,
January Goth. That it viii be jolly
affair can be relied on, as the Grand
Army boys know how to entertain
the public royalty
The ladies' aid society of the
Christian church Will meet at the
residence of Mrs ". C. Gould next
Wednesday afternoon at , O'clock
All members are requested to be
present.
MRs. W. FEReUsoS, Secretary.
Messrs. W. j. Fleming and B. P.
Knight, of Pueblo, were in Lamar
last Thursday. These gentleman
have purchased the Sisson ranches
in the east part of the county,
on the south side of the river. These
ranches are among the best of Prov
ers county's many fine ranches, and
the purchasers are to be congratu-
lated on having secured them while
property is at a low figure.
VIM. W. Cooper, Harry Lee, VIM
A Leonard and j. F. Curry started
on hunting expedition in No Mans
Land last Tuesday. They were well
equipped to withstand billiards and
cold waves and expect to return
loaded with game They took deck
with them to have game on the trip
even if they bring none home. a
grapevine dispatch returned after
they had been out about day, read
"We've got bare by tale, what shall
we do with him? ~
Last Saturday evening a jolly
crowd of our north siders arming
themselves with barrel of fun and
baskets full of good things to eat
broke in upon the privacy of J.
o. Stream and family. 1t was a
complete surprise, and J. o. who was
ready for bed, got so excited that he
couldn't find his socks. II it hadn't
been for Horace Williams ear muffs,
that answered the purposes in the
emergency, bad cold might have
been contracted. A great time is re
ported and everybody is satisfied
that there is more fun to the square
inch in May valley than there is to
the square foot any place else.
The stockholders of the First Ma
| tional Bank of Lamar held their an
nual meeting at the bank last Tues
day. The new board of directors
elected for the ensuing year, are:
c. H Dow, president of the CONNER
cial National Bank, Denver; NJ. D.
Thatcher, president of the First
National Bank of Pueblo; A n Par
rish, W. c. Gould and B. B. Brown.
By this move is shown the fact that
two of Colorado's wealthiest bankers
are interested in the First National
of Lamar, and their reports and the
reports made on call of the Comp.
troller of Currency show that
but few other banks in the smaller
towns of Colorado have such strong
backing and are in us splendid c
financial condition as is this bank
The directors meeting will be held
next Monday.
/ cat Thai REI.I
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Notice.
LAMAR, CoLoRADo,
January 18th, 1892.

will be at my Office, in the Court
House, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of each week, to attend to any
business appertaining thereto.
Arthur Il. CRAwFoRD,
Supt. of Schools.
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CoIa Blasts

Kept out by rubber door and WINDOW
strips, Cheaper than freezing fot ss'''
at MarterBros'. H
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the under
signed are requested to call and settle ii
once.
24tf G. C. HupDIEsros.
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Hay on hand January LIST not to be
assessed.
Pursuant to prayer of road peti-
ton ]. a Mcdowell, W. p. James
ivnd A Everett were chosen to view
and lay out a new road rnnning north
and south from the north end Of
Main street in Lamar across river to
intersection of established road on
north side of river January 25th,
1892, was fixed as the day to do said
viewing.
Approved official bonds of ]. A
Mcdowell as general road overseer,
and c. G.. Lynch as constable for
Lamar precint.
Assessors per diem was fixed at So
for each day employed in assessing
for 1892.
Allowed sundry claims.
JISuARY 14th.
Janitor was instructed to construct
suitable drains for rain pipes from
court house building
j. A Mcdowell, generalr read over
seer, was authorized to appoint W
W. Jones as deputy road oyerseer for
the east cad of county, such deputy
to furnish bond in sum OF $1,000.
County treasurer was authorized
and instructed to receive all tax as
sessed against property within school
district No. Is less the special school
tax, pending the adjudication of the
legality of said tax in the district
court
Clerk was instructed to purchase
three clocks from W. b. Barker for
use at court house
F. III. Tate, sheriff, was authorized
to appoint C. D. Baldwin, under
sheriff.
A list of names for use of clerk of
district court to select jury for April
term OF court was chosen.
Janitor wrs instructed to fit up
county clerks vault With such shell
wing as necessary.
On account of an erroneous assess
ment and collection of a special school
tax in district No. Is for the year
1890, the county treasurer was au-
thorized and instructed to refund on
demand to al parties who have paid
such special tax the amount SO paid
On account OF an erroneous assess
ment for 1891 of lands belonging to
The Arkansas Valley Land and Cat
tie Company the county treasurer is
authorized to received from said com
pany the amount of their tax for
1891 less the tax on valuation of
S21, ,250.
Allowed sundry claims. Adjourned
sine die
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LOCALS.

LOCALS.
Get that MILL
Read the REGISTER.
See Barker's new ad in this issue.
Ferguson and Silver for Groceries.
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour at
Lees.
Go to Barker's for clock and watch
repairs.
VIM. Ketterlin, of Granada, visited
Lamar Thursday.
W. W. Jones has been appointed
assistant road overseer.
The W. R. c. installed their officers
last Thursday afternoon
DR.. Cummings came down from
Las Animas last Wednesday.
The Masons have rented the L o.
o. F. hall for their meetings-
W. c. McCurry was up to Las
Animas several days the first of the
week.
Deputy county treasurer l. Writ
Markham went to Denver Tuesday
night
The G. A. R. installation of officers
was held at their hall last Thursday
night. :
There will be preaching at the NJ
E. Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
- G. W. Butler attended to some
legal business in Las Animas last
Tuesday.
A pleasant dance at the Pleasant
Valley school house, last night, is
reported
Miss Eva Cochran, sister of Mrs.
J. G. Downing, came down from
Denver on short visit this week.
Mrs. Perry, mother of Mrs. D. L.
Silver, died at her home in Winfield,
Kansas, last Sunday morning.
Happy and content is a bride with "The Ro-
CHESTER" she lives in the light Of the morning.
Tolsa~~ -ore .r-lts ROehes:sr Lamp Co. Neg York.
Harry Mcdowell, who has been
visiting at Canon City and Florence
the'past three weeks returned home
Monday.
R. A. French, attorney for the
Western Farm Mortgage Company,
was in Lamar on business last
Thursday.
Hon. A H. Heber, of Meade, Kan
sas, was in Lamar last Tuesday look
ing after his extensive Prowers coun-
ty interests.
S. B. McClurken, head bookkeeper
of the Commercial National Bank of
Denver, attended the stockholders
meeting OF the First National Bank
here last Tuesday.
Thomas Mcbride came in too close
contact with stove in the John Hess
saloon last Wednesday evening and
was considerably scorched He is
still able to stub around home,
q 1t is reported that Hon. o. G.
Hess, finding that the Washington
climate does not agree with the
health of Mrs. Hess, contemplates
returning to Lamar at an early date.
Nice line of general merchandise
just received at s. Morris Irwin &
Co.'s. and more coming. Cheapest
and best. Some extra fine cloaks
will be held till Monday eve for
those who wish to see or buy.
A statement and plat of the MourY
ditch was filed with the county clerk
last Thurday. This ditch, as sur
veyed and plated, is to begin on the
east bank of Clay creek in section 80,
township "a south of range 46 west.
in Prowers county, and to run thence
in northerly direction abont four
miles. The capacity will be 10 cabic
feet of water per second oftime.
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commlssIener,s ProceeaIng..
JAsuARy 18th, 1892.

JAsuARy 18th, 1892.
The new board of county commits
sioners met at 10 a. m, aud orga-
nized by electing NJ NJ Priddy as
chairman.
Approved the official bonds of j..
A. Woodeock as coroner, and A
Deeter as justice OF the peace for
Lamar precinct
Made contract with the proprie-
tors of the LAMAR REeIsTER to do the
printing and publishing for the
county and TO furnish stationery for
use of county officials.
Appointed }. A Mcdowell general
road overseor OF the county at sal
sry of 81 per day for each day ae-
tually employed as such road over
seer, requiring him to furnish bond
for $1,000.
Appointed Dr. j. S. Hasty, as
county physician for ensuing year al
salary Of S25 per month.
Appointed j. 3. TRADER as county
attorney for ensuing year at $50 pei
month.
Appointed c. G. Lynch as consta
bic for Lamar precinct to I'LL vacancy
Allowed snndry claims.
JtSuArY l3th.
Schedule of valuations for use o
assessor in assessing county for 1885,
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YOU viii remember tbat
l announced few
that we had bought the G. eu
dlestcn stock OF Hardware s,o-
Implements Now those ap,.-.
ments were correct in several ~.
lars. We also have the stoo., '.'se' !,
niture formerly owned by D, cu E
ker, and have consolidated A. s y
stocks at Mr.. Huddleston's al Z. =
next door to the postolHce A. )
Barnnm would have said. IAN
ono canvas You see this -
leather, clerk hire, rent. tos, {
light We will make that =
interest. II makes a large 80.
goods too. When you want aB,,s,'
IN our lines, the danger OF ro.,
being able to get 1t here. Is ,.s.
TO \ minimum. From -
needle to a parlor set; frun -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17
For the Observer.
Cedar Grove Items.
September 10, 1892.

September 10. 1892.
MR- EDITOR Please accep, the
following Cedar Grove "uotes" or
items"
The meeting just cln@ed a, Cedar
Grove resulted IN much good. More
than 20 persons made an open pro
t~ession, and others manifested an IN
,esest. Rev. MIR. Lowd-r was as
si-ted hy Rev. Mr.. Rose OF Ere
mont, n. g.. whose splendid ser.
mons were OF great heneh, 10 all
VINO heard them.
Cedar Grove Academy is in a
h%ourishing condition, numbering at
present more than fifty students.
Last week war a good time 10
-a.e fodder aud our people took ad-
vantage vi Il.
During tue meeting several per-
-nns were annoyed by their hor.e.
bang turned loose and brides and
saddles be,ng misplaced and such
IKE annoyance. THIS is a cowardly
thing aud such persons should be
dealt with severely It caught.
Ak the Doctor" about his trip
week before last.
Mrs J. Ell. Allison daughter Of
Sheriff John X IIughes) who ha,
been visiting her parents near here
tor the last two months, will leave
here ON the Eth instant, for her
home at Waco, Texas, and will he
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Matte Ali
son, = THIS place.
There w,.i be a large humber OF
Democrat, 10 hear Williams aud
Settle here.
Mis-. Nei,a- Hughes, one of the
teachers OF the keidsviile Fewaie
Seminary, will return to the school
Monday accom-! anied by several pu
pills from this county. This is a
good school as is shown by the mum.
Der OF pupils who g" from this
c '"",y every year. The Principal,
MISS Anne Hughes, returned to
Reidsv,lle several weeks ago.
a good rain is much needed now
Yours. etc. *"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CALE OF LAND.

OF LA -.
By virtue Of an order Of the Superior
Court OF Orange County TO me directed
in a special proceedings entitled John
X. Hughes. Admir- OF Albert .FAueette
Va. Lefty Falcette and others. will
sell at Faucette's Mile on Thursday the
10Th of September, 1892, the followin.
described lands, to-wit:
|. One tract known a. the James
Faucette tract containing l16 acres
more or less. adjoining the lands of
Nelson P. Hall. james W. Riley and
others. upon which there is ali the ne
ces>ary buildings common TO 4 farm il.
good conditions.
III. One tract known rs the I-atiiHer
tract. lying Immediately on Emo risr..
just below the mills. adjoining lands OF
Miss Parthenia Ward. Mrs. j. +. Paul
and others. aud containing 81 arre,
more or less. This tract has no i'm
provements upon it bnt is regarded IS a
valuable piece Of land. f.
Terms OF sale Une-third cash. the
balance IN s and II months with inter
est from day of sale.
This 2.th DAY Of August. 1892.
JOHN h. HUGHES.
Admir- and Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17

SUMNER EXCURSION RATES OVER
THE Il. & d. RAILROAD.
Commencing June 1st, 1892, the
Richmond IL Danville Railroad will
put on sale reduced rate round trip
summer excursion tickets ~ all sum-
mer resorts. Tickets on sale June
LIST to September Both. limited re.
turning October 31st, 1892.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17

l believe you' Aicrobc Killer 4 rer-
tain cure for rhe .nati,m. Up 10 4 ,e"T
ago . was down a great part OF my TIM"
with rheumatism. Iheyan taking your
remedy. and after taking two jugs have
never peen troubled with it since but
once. bought Il jug then. and after
taking ii few doses it entirely di>ap-
peared. have offered in several c:t-es
to pay tor the Microbe Killer provided
it failed 70 cure rheumatism. bat have
never had 70 pay "a Yet. a 1t invariably
did the work. Respectfully.
WM. MATTHEW'S.
Dealer IN lumber ana al. kinds OF build
ing material. 1-ano. Texas.
CiiII!.s y DEBILITY CURED.
t.ke pleasure IN te>t.fyin. to the
relna.kAul,- benefit / AVE recently re-
ceivel troIa the Use Of Radam.- nlcrohe
Killer. | have been much troubled!
With cliil.s. night swe4t> anu debility
for months. aud after trying a great
man, remedies t o no avail. bought u
lug II Microbe Killer aiid was com
plefely cure,t III ten days.
Respectfully. =. = NTH.
Frankfort. Ky.
sADon't forget. that VIM. Radam'-
Great Discovery i the o!lglna. and old
r~eli,t,lc Nicrebe Killer (oi which other
imilar ~so-caile,l remedies are bu. tee
bic iuuitation>y has eureel more diseases
ian all other proprietary medicine
put together.
Mr.. Ralaln's Microbe Killer cure;
diseases by retnoviu. the cause.
Send 3-cent stamp fnr 4>pa@e circt''
lar anil the Microbc War. slow. wha'
disease Is and what the remedy must be
and d.. - cure IL. Read il. circulate i
and YOU will bless the di.coverer for sas
ing YOUR life. Address
RapAaS MICgogE KILLER. Nash
vile, Tennessee. Or
" \. HAYES.
A.eu-. iIiil,oc.o, NC
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17
4 DMINISrRATOR'S NOTICE.

Having taken out letters of Admins
uation uEQn the estate OF Sallie L. Ray.
| hereby give notice to all persons i'll
debted to said estatesto make immedi-
ate payment. and all persons having
riaims against said Estate must present
them Ia the undersigned properly
authenticate on " before August goth.
1893. or this notice will be plead III bar
of their recovery.
This 10th day of August. 1892
NEWII\ SMITH.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17

Stephen F'reeland, TOR BROWN,
a young col"red man, was tried be
fore I. d. T,nnin, J. p, on the 9Th
instant, on a warrant for stealing "a
gold watch from r. A. ko>emoud.
Freeland was held for trial at next
term OF Orange Superior Court in a
bond ct StOO, and falling 10 give i,
lie was sent to jail.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17
uHIGiGE SALE OF LAND.

Rv virtue Of 4 mortgage deed execu-
ted ~ sarah \. Smith Ivy George w
Kay an,i =. &. Ray. and registered in
Book o.. page III. OF the Register
"iii, { of Orange county. | will sell III
public. auction to the highest bidder fol
cash ut the court l,nil>c door in Hills
boro, ON Mom!ay, Ort. 81. 1872. II hal
interest in 4 tract Of land IF about II
acres. in cedar Grove township. ~ ins
on the waters OF Little River. and adj
joining lands OF John \. Woods. W. ID
Woods anl others.
sale i maic 10 satisfy mortgage ane
t. pay costs.
Tn, 81 day OF sept. lS9!.
SARAH \. SMITH.
Mprtuappe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17

mORKING PEOPLE
can take Simmons
Liver Regulator
without loss of time or dan
ger from exposure. It
takes the place of a doctor
and costly prescriptions
and is therefore the medi-
cine to be kept in the
household to be gwen upon
any indication of approach
ing sickness. It contains
no dangerous ingredients
but is purely vegetable,
gentle yet thorough in its
action, and can be given
with safety and the most
satisfactory results to any
person regardless af age.
1t has no equal. Try it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17
or

,,go.r>rincu,s viii he inserted TOR
SO, 81 square (r,,c inch) tor the first
dfr crtto furrach subsequent pub
4 TIA 49,,
E-ttpi'uary Notices. Tributes Of Re-
:, f7.i.-. Recommendation OF Caf,-
Resolutions o; Thanks. &c. will
r.aat for IT. regular Il vcti-e-
~ .nig ha,f rates when paid
il. sffnn q.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-17
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

&oNAI1
Rev. Thomas II Law, D. D., Dis
,rict Superintendent, of the Ameri-
a BibIe Society, preached an ex
c%-ilent SERMON III the Methodist
church Sunday morning, and :,
night he explained the operations ol
The Amer eau Bible Society aud or.
gained a Society here. The follow
Iny offers were elected : James +.
.%J"n~s. President, viii the in,u,s'er.
Of the town AZ tx "fficio Wee Plesi.
dents Joseph A. Harris was elect
ed Secretary and Treasurer. The
Executive Committee is composed
OF the officers oi the Socie,y.
At a meeting If the Executive
Commit,ee held Monday, Mc>-sS
Newman il Smith were appointed
agents tor The sale Of Bibles.
The Treasurer reque,t Is that AL
fer.on- vii" joined the Society Sou
day night. Viii please -end III til,
m"ney 'hey promised.
Any Que ~lehing To become a
member Of tie Society can do 40 b,
"a lang On the SECRETARY.
Tue services at The Presbyt.
,ian church ,ext Sabbath, the 1871
Instant. Viii be Of an interesting
character, II being the frs, .er.is t
h"ld ~ the churci, since the comrlc
ton o: extensive repairs. There will
b. Preaching at H. &c ock a. IT,
after which the communion If t.,
L."rd'- Surfer will be administered
Cl'illr-n's Day services vii! be hello
a; 4:30 i. NJ, and preaching again "a,
go !. IN. There vii also ht
Ir'a hing on Saturday ~preceIin. a
II a The pastor, Rev, W. +,
"ilt.Irn, VIII be assisted by Rev
;. Hem, S"nth, ID d, # Greens
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