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the oath Of the party acting for and in behalf
Of the occupants and Inhabitants Of the town or
city within Ole month after filing the plat
with the recorder Of the county. A verified
cops Of said plat aud statement must be sent
10 the general land ONCE. accompanied b. the
testimony Of two witnesses that such town or
city has been established in good faith and
similar map and sta;emen: must be died with
the register and receiver Of the proposed dis
trict ONCE
Thereafter the president may cause the los
embraced within the limits OF such ci:y o. town
to De offered at public sale 20 the highest bid
der, subject 20 q minimum Of 81, for eaeL lot,
and such lots as may not be disposed OF a. pub
lie sale shall thereafter be liable 10 private
entry at such minimum or such reasonable in
crease or diminution thereafter as the secre-
tary Of the interior may order from time 10
time after at least three months notice. il
view Of the increase or decrease In the value o.
The municipal property
ANY actual settler upon any los And upon any
additional lot upon which he may have sub
sr4.ntial improvements shall be entitled -
prove up and purchase the same IS pre-e-nP
ton q, such minimum q. any time before the
day fixed for the public sale tSsn section 3D..
United States revised statutea)
In case the parties interess9i shall fail or
refuse within twelve months after founding .
city or town 70 nle in the general land Oh e
transcript map with the statement AL t-sri-
mouy. the secret ,ry Of the interior N Az Gus
q survey and plat to be made OF sid city or
town, and thereafter the lois will be sold az AZ
increase of 20 per cent on the minimum p-i--
of 40 uer lot (See section 1854 Q lited States
revised stateel-.
When lots vary in size from the limitation o.;
4. square feet AMI the lots, buildings an in
proveme1ss cover an area greater than OH
acres such variance IS 70 sizs Of lois or excess
in area will prove no bar to entry. but the price
of the lot may be increased 70 such reasonable
amount Is the secretary Of the interior N y b.
rule establish (See section ss8 Uai,ed States
revised statuteS).
Under the second method lands actually set
lid upon and occupied - . t0wnotta. and
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Fourth-Any party who has made a home
stead entry prior to March 9, 1889, for less than
one-Quarter section Of land and who still owns
and occupies the land 80 entered may, II other.
wise qualified, enter an additional tract OF land
living contiguous to the land embraced in the
original entry, which shall not with the land
first entered. exceed in the aggregate l6o acres,
but such additional entry will not be permitted,
or il permitted. will be Cancelled II the origf.
nal entry should fail for any reason reason
prior to patent or should appear 20 be illegal
or fraudulent
made on the original entry, together with the
paymenu ofthe prescribed price 70. the land.
VIII be su.acient 70 enutle the p r. to inal
certificate for the land 80 entered, without
proof (See section Of act OF March :, 1872
2ith Stat. s5s.)
Parties who have complied with the condi-
tins Of the law with regard 70 homestead
entry for less than $50 acres Of land made prior
70 March 9 1889 and have had the final papers
issued, therefor may, il other wise qualified.
m Axe an additional entry. by legal subdivisions,
of so much land Is, added TO the quantity pre-
yiously so entered, shall not exceed l6) acres
Parties making entries under the provision set
forth in this paragraph VIII be required TO re-
side upon and cultivate the land embraced
therein for the prescribed period and TO submit
proof of residence and cultivation OF like
cnarac,e. with that required in ordinary home
s.ead entries before the issuance OF nlsal GER
tifcate. (See section q act OF March 1889,
18th statutes. 8AL)
Any o0.cer, soldier. seaman. or marine who
served for not less than ninety days In the
army or navy Of the United States during the
war of the rebellion and Who WAS honorabl7
DISCHARGED and has remained loyal to the gov
eminent, or in case Of his death his widos, or
in case of her death or re-marria-e, his minor
orphaned children. BY . guardian duly appoint
ed an oficiall7 accredited at tbs department.
Of the interior. may either in person. or by
AGENT nle declaratory statement for tract
Of land and have six months thereafter within
which to make actual entry snd commence
residence and Improvement; upon The laid (See
secrious s3M zO' and s30. Q 5. r. 81
EvCY person entitled under the peeeeoano
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vance OF the day and hour named for the open
ing OF said country by persons expecting and
intending TO make settlement pursuant to this
proclamation Such occupancy shall not be
regarded as t-espass or in violation OF the
proclamation. or Of the law under which Il is
made: nor shall any settlement rights be
gained thereby.
The commissioner Of the general land ONCE
shall, under the direction OF the secretary Of
the interior, establish on said l0c-foot strip
booths to be located As follows:
One in township . north, range east; one
in township . north, range 2 west; one in
township % north range west; one in town.
ship g north, range west; one in township p
north. range IL west: one in township % north,
range 8 east one in township p north, range
west: one in township - north range west,
and one in township % north. range 60 west
and shall place in charge thereof three officers
to each booth, who shall be detailed from the
general land ONCE. Said booths shall be open
for the transaction Of business on and after
Monday the Ilth day Of the month Of Septem-
Der, 1893 from . m to Il m and p m to s
p m OF each business day until the same shall
be discontinued BY the secretary Of the interior,
who is hereby authorized to discontinue the
same at his discretion
Zach party desiring to enter upon and occupy
as . homestead any Of the lands herebv opened
to settlement VIII be required to drst appear
q. oce Of the before mentioned booths and
make declaration in writing TO be signed by
the party in the presence Of one Of the officers
In charge thereof, which shall be certified BY
such ofhcer, showing his or her Qualification 70
make homestead entry for said lands, where
upon . certificate win b issued by the officers
In charge Of the booth to the party making the
declaration. which shall b OF the form hereto
attached and made part hereof (marked d..
Where party desires to nle soldiers de.
ciaratofy statemsat in person he VIII b re
Quired 70 make declaration which shall b Of
the form hereto attached and made . pafi
hereof CmARked b, the same 70 be made and
subscribed before one Of the ofacefs In charge
Of the booth and certified By such ofaeer. indie
psnAeatly Of the aAadavit (fosm $3.50 70 b
Aled vAsa he presents the certificate Of form
D tAsgs given him 70 The district ofneeza
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cent per annum: and
Whereas. The thirteenth section of
the act approved March 9, 1889, the act
approved May 2, 1890, and the second
proviso OF section II and the whole of
section is of the act approved March
s. 1891. are referred to in the tenth sec
ton of the act approved March 8, 1898,
and thereby made applicable in the
disposal of the lands at the Cherokee
outlet" hereinbefore mentioned, the
provisions OF which acts so far as they
affect the opening to settlement and
the disposal of said lands, are more
particularly set forth hereinafter in
connection with the rules and regula-
tions prescribed by the secretary of the
interior for the occupation and settle
ment of the lands hereby opened, &C
cording to said tenth section, and,
Whereas, The lands acquired by the
three several agreements hereinbefore
mentioned have been divided into coun-
ties by the secretary of the interior, as
required by said last mentioned act of
congress. before the same shall be
opened to settlement and lands have
been reserved for county seat purposes.
to be entered under sections 2, SS7 and
g, SSS, of the revised statutes of the
United States. Is therein required, a
followA to-wit:
For county K. the southeast quarter
Of section IS and the northeast quarter
Of section -. township % north, range
. oask At the Indian meridian. except.
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on the range line between ranges and west
to the place of beginning the loc Il land office
Of which will be located IT the town OF Enid, IN
county o
Alva district bounded ane described as FOL-
lows: Beginning At the northeast corner OF
township 20 north rang ives, OF the Indian
meridian; thence west to the northwest corner
Of township - north racge Is west: thence
south on the range line between ranges Is and
II west to the southwest corner o: lot OF sec
ton 81, township p no-tL, range 10 west; thence
east 70 the southeast coz Ter OF lot OF section
s. township - north, range 3 west; thence
north on the range line between ranges and
ives, 70 the place OF beginning: the local land
once will be located At the toSn OF Alva- in
County II
Woodward district :, bounded and described
~ follows: Begin1in1 a. the northeast corner
of township g nor.h1 Yange l. west OF the In
dian meridian: thescs "est 70 the norln"e,s
corner of township . north, range % west:
thence south 70 III. .uth west corner OF lot or
section &, township - north range % vest:
thence east 20 the SO Itheast corner OF Iot OF
sectton 3D. .oEnshty - north range IL west:
thence north on ~ range line between ranges 10
and II ives, to tn. rtace Of beginning: the local
land ONCE Of vbiGb viii be located at the town
of woodward ccua,y y.
And further noii,e IS hereby given that the
line OF 97I, deg xest longitude, named h-rein
for the purpose 81 di,plsin- Of the land hereoy
opened 70 set.l. n~nt l. held 10 fa.i on the wess
lines Of sections :. H. IL. g. - and 81 OF the
townships loo ate in RAM" west OF me indian
m .ridian and the Nae o! 9-.s deg OF west iongi-
Jude L. Ii 20 fall on ,h- line runnins ule
north and south through me center Of sections
4 O. 10 Il, :. ard OF che township IN range l.
ives, of the Indian meridian. and said lines
have been so laid down upon the township pats
on Gle in the general land ONCE
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand And caused the seal of the United States
70 be A0xed
Of August IN the year CT our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety- three ana
Of the Independence Of the United States tna
one hundred and eighteenth By the presh
dent OHovkh vAA-AAA
". q GnIsHAA, Secretary OF SsatA
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

cooling shade in summer and in winter
gave forth his glowing fires. b. dly. he
had hope and lic. and peaceful sleep at
usgat. i-n.l a COOL. old old-aSh.oned
hon. IS. III uel, kept rooms. the irusil
housewives cons an. care and pride.
llaz.nE fires: boxing iatD which he
dreamed o. still br gh,cr DAYS. In brief
he had ali thoSe comforts which inspire
the heart AMI nerve the arm. and for
winch old men sigh when tho.c good old
fashions pass away ami are lost in the
less substantial things which more mod
.cru times are substituting. He was a
prnccly farmer. lie owed not any
man and was content.
Al last there came a change. The fire
sill burned bright upon the hearth and
he remained but-alone. His wife was
dead. Is children gone, but he did not
murmur or complain. He said 1T needs
must be" lie wrote surely one genera.
ton passeth away and another comcth.
It IS the uaturI law. Ii is well" His
time for reflective old age had come. He
WAS finishing an ideal Inc. He knew it.
Re wanted a retreat from daily contact
with The times which he had come to
hardly envy. He told me So. He found
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

A steam pipe broke in S. d. Hohson's
parlor last week Wednesday night. The
steam damaged the wall paper, the
pictures aud frames, and started the
yarnish on some Of the furniture. For
tunately he piano had been moved to
another room and so escaped damage.
The books were not injured. The dam
age was not near as great as at first
supposed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Important to Christmas
Shoppers!
We have just opened one of the
finest lines of Christmas and Holiday
Goods ever shown in Island Pond.

Cups and sauccrs; mugs, cups, saucers, plates and
shaving mugs from Toe to SOC; bread and milk sets;
large of fancy cake and bread plates oatmeal
dishes i'll several Styles tcapos of every description and
teapot stands elegant nickel plated stands and piano
lamps nickel plated plate holders by which YOU make
cake or fruit basket with any plate lemonade sets;
beautiful ground glass tumbler lemonade set at 81 25
commodc sets; Cr1spidors
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

People are often at loss to know
what to purchase for Christmas pres
ent. and to such we would say they can
certainly solve the problem by visit to
l. w. Illusions drug storc' where there
is an unusually large and attractive dis
play OF useful and dainty, though mex
pensive, souvenirs, the various depart
ments being repete with good things for
holiday gifts, objects OF beauty and arti-
cles of value. Books of all kinds, metal
and cellulod goods, leather goods, fancy
china. Christmas cards, etc, cite, Motor
getting the dolls, toys, games and hooks
for the little ones In a word, at this
store you will I've certain to find some
thing of practical worth to catch your
fancy, at prices thatcannot fail topIease'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

A number of the members OF Essex
Lodge, l. o.. o. F., go to Newport on
Friday OF this week to exempiiy the work
in the third degree at the annual district
meeting called by the district deputy
Grand master. \. O. Dcchene. 1t IS ex-
pccted that the grand master and other
Grand officers will be in attendance, and
that the meeting will be one OF greatpro-
# and interest to the fraternity.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
E.NENBER G.

December 12-The schools in town have
opened with the following teachers No.
/, Miss IIibbard and Miss Nina DAWSON
No. =. Miss Addie Boutwell,; No +, Miss
Rose Hitler; No. 6, Miss Lottic Silsby
No, :, Miss Gray; No. 8, Miss Lottie
Clements
Mr. and Mrs George Downer are re-
joicing over the birth of daughter.
Mr.. Lunsbury has moved from the
Fred Stlsby farm to his place inConcord,
Misses Silsby, Warren, Dodge and
Brainarl attended the musical conven-
vcntion at Lancaster last week, also
Messrs. Tucker, Cole and Hill
Mss Lott:e Bcainard spent Sunday at
St Johnsbury.
The Howard Post, G.. \. r., have elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
wear:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

toVND At LAST Temporary. Local
AHcSIhesia for the painless extraction ot
teeth. OboNrCNDEElsa safe. sure. sim.re
local "nesthcucaud oatuud-ut. The, an
T'i Tor IT. Ia daily use by ms. The soc
lessee tor Essex County.
+. +. NaRcRoSS. ". -.
Stewart House. Island Pond. u.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

\ carload of nay was seized at this
port last week. The car was billed as
containing straw, but secrcted in the
straw was several tons hay, in fact the
car contained more hay than straw.
The duty on straw IS so cents per ton,
and on hay 81 per ton. The shipper
doubtless now thinks that honesty IS the
best policy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

Mr.. John Kelly, who was recently APP.
pointed deputy collector and inspector
at this port. has been appointed III charge
of the Derby Line office, and will shortly
assume the duties of that position. Mr..
Kelly is very pleasant and genial man
to meet. and while we are sorry to hear
OF his approaching departure from Island
Pond, we cannot but rejoice in his prefer
fnsuf
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

The annual encampmcnt OF the Grand
Army OF Vermont viii he heidi at Burlng-
ton January 3O-3l earlier than usual in
order to accommodate Conmander-in-
Oh ci ADAMS, who viii be present with
staff officers The general call to posts
W II be issued later.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

\ more sensible or durable holiday
present than an artistic piece of house
hold furniture, tea set, or dinner set, china
ware, nicklc plated goods cannot be de
termined upon. Oh LAKE. years, too. such
presents are becoming more general and
fashionable and that anything can be
more acceptable as a souvenir at this sea-
son OF the year need not be urged. ihc
place to get such articles as above enum-
Grated is at Vallee Bros, and intending
purchasers cannot but find visit to
this store a source OF pleasure as well as
profit. The firms supply is unusually
large and will be found equal to the de
mands of the most cxacting buyers.
Their prices hit the mark last year and
will this. Read over their new advertise
t,1art
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
NOW Is TIE TlNIE

Flour IS on The rise. over one thors-
and bIrre.S White Rose -four sold and
mo- one returned. Ne shall continue 10
sell Tor tie next 80 days Al the old price
OF $500 pcr barrel, cash in hand.
GEo. II. FITZGERALD * Co.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

AsIccial meeting OF Ross encampmcnt,
No +, |. o. o. F.. is ordered for next
Tuesday evening, and full attendance IS
urged. Work. K. F. d.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
DO YOU WANT WORK

Ii s., state age, what you have done and
are sttcd to do. Address. with stamp Tor
reply, IN own hand writing. Address.
Employer, HERALD office, Island Pond Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

Oar music loving people are looking
forward to hearing the Eutcrpcan Quar-
tcttc with great anticipation
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
J. A. BUCHANAN & co.
MECHANIC FALLS, ME.
SAVINGS BANK.

The l~Ilru PoNu NATIONAL E,SK has
uar--.: 20 savings Bank Department Tor the
purpose ~. ;src,,;u- the savings and aCCumu-
td.!ras al a.. .iH~scr utdepuSitorS.
deposits ,vli PC received On the following
terms
The smallest sum put on interest shall hc
'Na DOLLAR an no fractional part q;
tH.-r shai, draw interest.
1cp 1>tt~ ~, Ir during che FIRST four days o.
tl- q t",n VIII draw interest from the hrS'
aaN I' '1c ~uuth, deposits made inter the
.2ri' Nr'. drtS interest from thc ilrSt daN OF
\'r,..... FIuL n, nth.
Nn interest SiI, lie paid on any sum with
f-aF0. Joy the ti'uc elapsed since the last in.
tr-,>' nt:3,3
Interest - III he paid at the rate of per
cent. per AMMAN, payable May iSt and
r. .r-. .rr LIST IT each year.
'.tEc ~ - DAYS must be given 70 the Bank
.. ,.r " :hGrawal Of $500 or more.
interest 800, called for will be credited 10 the
HeH e.: r th:, c"mpnuudiu= twice y"3i
'..' at trouble or care on the part Of The de
p.,t
I':> hans has boxes in us fire proof vaultS
..r :. a-r "i valuable papers, etc. to reht al
reasonable rates.
E (. RouIN>oN. President.
X. DARLING Cashier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
DRESS MAKING.

Ladies IN guest of a dress maker should
call on Miss ). L. Willuughby. at the
residence of {. y. ThurStpu. Miss Viii
louShby Will 60 OFT by the day when
desired.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
TIC X FITS

10 AL points ives. over any railroad
also mileage tickets on all principal rail
roads, tor sale bv
\. X. DARLING, Island Pond, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Dinner and Tea Sets.

Chocolate a very large line of the celebrated BON
FAYANCE WARE, the finest in the world, consisting of
fancy plates bone dishes butter Dishes cracker Jars milk
pitchers celery trays, olive trays bread trays ash trays
plattcrs pudding Dishes padermercs ice SETS 10
pieces berry 13 pieces oatmeal 10 pieces etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
TOWN TOPICS.

Any Of patrons who wish to take
the Boston Daily or Weekly Journal Nth
the HERALD can have the advantage OF
extra low rates lust note these prices
The HERALD and Daily Journal $6.25
Sunday 300
" Weekly 200
OF course these prices are cash in adj
vance.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

The subject for the Sunday evening ser
VICE at Grace NJ. I. Church will be The
Souls Privilege, Mat. 7.7-S.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

hoar oi meeting IS 80 instead OF at 5
O'Clock
Jo~IsI CONVEE~:. RomIs>uN.
As inuumcrab'c and various as are
qualities and quantities 50 numerous
and variable are the conditions and
results OF different mcu's lives. Glasses
OF mln may sometimes resemble other
Ike classes. but each lite differs from
every other Beneficial results OF men ;
lives are most ;c,t and longest enjoyed
when occupied III establishing some
thing Some build up and defend
government for poSterity; others in
vent or iormulI,e wise and equitable
laws for the happiness other successors;
but the choicest work is done while
achieving and bclucathng to their pos
tcrity examples otiudustry, probity ard
tcnacity to hlc's purposes.
Among the strongest evidences of 4 de
signing providence IS the happy arrange
meat whereby occasions give birth to men
81 l">' >">n '"''''''''S'''S as tax tines
demand When dangers approach even
tae most peaceful community they are
met by heroes ard say wha; we may
about design IN looking into the history
81 our country along us lines o. develop
"'l"' III l'A.s''N"n' craftsmanship, So
c''l'' Te"I'on' ana through IT'S wonderful
d!>'"'''''> ana progress ana thcn t" is
very foundation !"'a by rs hardy p"n-
GERS ana WNlch required purpose, VIII
an" courage 81 '"e III Isl c'""F'h~ No.
no one can ''iy ''''' LIE h'ln mos, i''n-
''"'d Win c''a part OF 'Ae WORK were
DOT" "a'n 'heT 'A"V'tF'SI'S were most
"''o'd ana tould " made most aE';I"-
ok.
I";Fe VAS t'ne wien our country
rested uPo" 'H"iI'eI'Ion"' snt'Ir'm'
'"u;'"e' having very K" relations with
e'C" "lH'r communities on W''tL 'n"'-
' '"'' "'P'''N'N Wrought WIZ" great III
""'''e' '''''s' were '''''cS ""'l"''I"''''
N'''' "'"'-''''" 81 case IN" comfort
'''! '"' 'A''S'Se o. II "-'"''' mo "'''E'
"'' power an" NIe''''N' P'''''''c>' L
WIS !" >uN'''' '''''N ~ mt ''.'- '"S '''cJ
:. Noo.''S VI cam "P'" '"' scene Dc'F''-
4 '''''s Wis" '''l '"' ''S'S 81 u1.'-'1 ana
executive "u''eFS III tue >'a'e IN Inc very
beginning "' us eNN''''ve' Dor" OF
Slu'"S' revolutionary S'ot"' ne 'o"1'.''I
'l' WIN ana spirit o. 'h' men OIL 49, '"r
MS i''''F was an o''l'T III the army OF
"'''' i no" becoming 'h' 'H'.eA. ','o.
'a''"A'
A''"o"IN l''S' '.'-oh'I''',' I''' '"'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

TIE annual nomination of the elective
officers os Essex Lodge, |. o. o. F.. takes
place th.> Thursday evening. ard the
ho"r pi meeting IS 80 instead OF at 5
O'Clock.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

Tie iIasALn &, yrrr glad Iniecl To re-
port ,aat q. ;. y ,'-l las entirety rzgay-
cr,i irpa las Illness. ana dat lie IS again
uDIc lo hc a.uu. Jac village.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Red and White Glassware

of every descriptions nickel plated kettles hanging
lamps. larger and more complete line than before of
those handsome OAK CHAIRS in rockers, gentemen's
easy and Office chairs with leather plush and corduroy
cushions from two to ten dollars.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
PLUSH AND WILLOW ROCKERS.
ParIor Suits in Oak and Walnut.

All Of which go make up line of the HANDSOMEST
AND MOST USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS RANG
ING IN VALUE FROM TEN CENTS TO FIFTY DOL
LARS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15

A good interest is manifested in the
meetings at the Iron Bridge schoohouSe,
several having requested prayers. They
are held Wednesday evenings. All are IN
yitcd