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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
CUT LOOsEFROM THE VICIOUS IDEAS

We take the following from the New
York Sun:
Professor Bassett. Of Johns-Hopkins
University. 10 Baltimore. has written a
paper upon the subject, in which he do
sefibes himself as loyal southerner
VINO desires the industrial prosperity of
and capital know perfectly Wen ,~nt, ,boI
they should 20. and the fact that they
nave never found II advisable 10 90 ~
me southern States ought 20 estoh,tsb
ue presumption that these States do not
X Xl them the greatest Inducements
Nnere iapor IL free 10 choose its field 4,
VIII go where II can get the highest re-
Enumeration. II asks what are the chances
OF employment the wages paid, the rondt
IONS OF existence. the social customs ~,
hopes or success, and the prosnec,s 'ns
gaining home. The immigrant learn
wnen ne comes here II he had not ieaTnaS
before he came. from friends alreadv
here, that the South Is not the best nIscss
Tor him, that the wages Of all Kinds y,
labor are lower there than elsewhere ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
The Excursion 10 Niagara

4 very pleasant route has been agreed
upon for the excursion given by the Re
treat. chaperoned by Mrs. Anna +. Rahm
and Miss Bette Ellyson.
The party viii leave Richmond We'd
nesday, July 2id, at 705 i. NJ, via the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. spending the night in Washing
ton, leaving the next morning giving Il
day trip to Watkins Glen whore night
and day will be- spent. leaving Vhere Fri
day afternoon for Rochester. then % NJ
agara and Toronto on the return a few
hours Will be spent I'm Buffalo. Forty
dollars includes all expenses Of the eight
days trip. The tickets Will be good for
ten days Enquire az the Retreat for the
Sick for particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
LEVY 81 DAVIS.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

our SHIRT WAISTS have been marked
down to the lowest sort Of prices so as
10 sell ont the entire lot OF LADIES'
SHIRT WAISTS
s. SILK SHIRT WAIST. now SOS
s. SILK SHIRT WAIST. now SOS.
81 SILK SHIRT WAIST, now S223.
WHITE MUSLIN SHIRT WAISTS.
with embroidery on collar and cuffs.
$3.50 WHITE WAISTS reduced 10 S2S.
S2& WHITE WAISTS reduced 10 $50.
$50 WHITE WAISTS reduced TO 81.
S12j WHITE WAISTS reduced 10 sSc.
All COLORED SHIRT WAISTS marked
down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
yrcUL1Rs ron EACH LARGE CITY.
Gen. Howard's Suggestion for Guarding
Against Mob Violence,

Naior-General Howard believes in be-
ing prepared at all times to uphold the
authority Of the Government by force OF
arms.
land is not hedged about with much cere-
mOny, and when a reporter for the New
York Times rang the door-hell last even
ing. the grave and courteous commander
OF the Division OF the Atlantic answered
the call I'm person, and invited ms visitor
in lie was asked concerning a state
men credited to him, that IL would be, IN
the light Of recent labor disturbances, adj
Visabe to increase the army 10 pV,WV men.
General Howard hesitated a moment.
then he said, as an executive officer or
the Government it was his mission to
carry out instructions with the means
furnished. and not TO make comments
about the number Of men which the Gov
eminent saw fit 10 maintain In its army.
BEFORE these labor troubles arose, he
added II was IN Brunswick. Me. ana
there delivered a public address. In II l
said something about 5000 men being q
good nucleus. And | was asked VIII
there ever be any need Of an army?-will
ferences be settled by arbitration? Ny
answer was this: The fools are not all
dead
and before there was any thought or me
Widespread sympathetic movement whlch
followed
Il believe that all large cities should
have stationed near them a dctacnmemt
Of regulars. It might be asked II p,oD
men would he enough. Yes, a q nucleus;
That number. with the co-operauoh on
the National Guard, | should thlnk' "oul"
be sufficient %
Now. this might imply a want OF
sympathy on my part for the iaoorlhS
classes Such an impression would De en-
tirely wrong. and ] DO not wish IL 10 ne
conveyed. IL IS merely to guard asa'lls.
depreciation and riot thar 1 would favor
the placing OF troops near large cues
where turbulence has not grown oDso-
lete
old warrior. loyalty. that the army IS
large enough as st is. Why ! am here
10 obey orders. without fretting about
ANYTHING else. New York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
An Unpublished Letter cfce,. waehipy,or


We saw yesterday In the hands of the
Rev Joseph Rennie. Of Louisville. Ky.
the original Of the following letter Of
General Washington now owned by Mrs
Thomas Brown Nerable. Of oxford. y. {.
II would seem that Hampden-Sidney was
bidding for that which the General sub
sequentiy gave TO Washington college:
Tuesday. 26th April 1896
Sir: In acknowledging the receipt Of
your favor OF the -, enclosing a letter
from the trustees Of Hampden-Sid-
ney College, and another from
the Rev'd Doctor Smith, OF Prince
ton Uhe last Of which IS returned
IL would be uncandid not TO inform YOU
that a seminary west OF the Blue Noun
tain VIII be preferred by ME TO one be-
low IT.. In behalf Of which 10 appropriate
the shares | hold In the James River Nav
igation. and that the Governor of Vtr-
gnia will be Informed OF the particulars
so soon as little more information viii
enable me 10 decide thereon.
With respect. ] am. sir.
Your obedient servant
Go. WASHINGTON.
Mr. Venable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
lie RennbIicans 70 Meet.

Mr.. J. W. Southwark of the HenrlcC
Republican Committee. said yesterday
that meeting 4 the Republicans OF Hen.
rico county would be held at the county
courthouse on the LIST Of August 10 take
action in regard to the coming congress
siOnal fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
For Mental Exhaustion,

USE H0RsFonD's ACID FHosPHAIE'
DR.. r. NJ. Tucker. OF Helena. Ala.
saws: II have used IL in my practice for
some time. and am well pleased with the
effects In dyspepsia. nervousness, and In
deranged secretions. 1t acts Well on
/ think IL is a good thing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
90 CE n rs
PURCHASES
A DOLLARS WORTH
AT
LEVY g. Davis ,
PANAMA CLOTH, now Sc. a yard; was

PANAMA CLOTH. now Sc. a yard; was
T. l-2c.
l0-inch IRISH LAWN, now 7c. a yard:
was l2l-2c. You have the choice of all
styles at 7c.
Good LAWNS at 3l-2c. yard.
WOOL CHALLI at 6l-ic. a yard; the
regular 2Oc. quality.
Wide PERCALES az Sl-3c.; worth
81 l-2c.
PRINTED INDIA LINEN, ellie.
yard. sold well at l0c.
FRENCH CRINKLE ZEPHYRS at Zoe.
yard; reduced from a5c.
KOECHLIN'S FINEST FRENCH OR
CANDIES at 2jc a yard; reduced from
40c.
BROCHE SATINs. now 25c.; were zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17

The Central Committee OF the Associa-
ton for the Preservation OF Nirs.nia
Antiquities will have meeting at the
rooms OF the Virginia Historical So
ciety on Tuesday evening at l.. NJ. \
fall attendance Is requested, as there are
matters Of Importance 10 be considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17

., e,o rss. For the twelve months the
ed s-,oi ~, silver exports over imports was
eyes 1Ss as compared with an excess OK
| sII11'5ii'S7 during the year ending june
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17

Hon. John S. Harwood. although fire.
ouentlv urged himself to run for Com
gress. yesterday wrote Congressman Wise
pledging his support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
Mr.. VenablS

Junius jenkins. young coiored man.
was locked up al the First police-station
Yesterday, on charge of being a suspi-
cioas character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
LoNGS} REET', MON
How the O'd Hero Handled and Ouel!sd n
Mexican Riot.

II General Longstreet were In command
al Chicago he would crush the mob in
less than ten hours, that is. ~ he .bowad
the same grim, heroic treatment - aid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
WHAT 81 WILL Do

II viii furnish a parlor win SUN.
Carpet, or Mating, a.4 ltus --.
or you can have your bed Atl't -
complete with a CHAMBER SUIT .--+
tress. springs. pillows. Bolster s'-
covering for the floor as Well
buy "a nice Dining Table. ttuc} We
.argc OAK SlebOari. High BACK 'I'
and Dinner or Ten-Sets. of an}tHlNr
may want for the furnishing VI
10 you want a nice Rug-selt g..
With spring edges and Ions trns'7
.trrfy 6.dug the WOO4i We have 81
HAYWOOD BABY CAkRIAGLS '..
ne best and keep ahead IN lo~ lf
tud nigh qualities. q is p.et5ut- Obj.
IS 10 have YOU call and Inspect tnetA
fresh goods and warranted 10 please
price. quality. and patterns These -'
ocular goods and you VII not nnd a.'
r1utdy or fadea gOJ1s amon6 t''tt
-mvrra. Velvet. MOquette, and IaprsH'
ELks. Mats. etc. in abundance.
CARPETS ia Brussels lnsralns, wv
and Three Plies ali the ieacins max
Druggets are very SO lsh ana ~ "''+
them any size and qGat& a., rr.,.
case Watch, chain Diamond kinS, lt.-
,sgJ Ring. Silver Plated Tea Set. Water
Servtce Kerry Dish. Knives. Forks, 4hI
Snoons OF the best manufactured Con-,
~ u- be supplied. and have the uss o.
The goods while you are paying Tor them
A silver dollar will 80 as Tar as 80
dollar. Come, examine, ana see no"
Tnuch you can buy from US with 81.
read and reflect. SO worth q goots
Cor 81 down and 81 per week. 800 worm
FOR So down and 81 per week, are the
terms az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17

New York World: The American neonla
want justice In industrial ARRANGEMENTS
Tor capitalists and workmen alike The
first step towards securing IL is to find ont
the causes Of injustice. and for that a
gary f'~~~"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
Fine French BaIbriggan
Gents Socks

our assortment " GENTS sN'.s
complete in every respect. ann"
an qualities ranging u prize '.M
TO 15c. peer pair Cotton. l.....
anl SLlk
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Unsurnished Rooms to Let.

l4TH ST. 800 =. TO let, . uniurnishcd front
rooms, connecting.
18TH ST.. 2tl w .tninrnshcd large square
2d-story room: large closets Improvements.
permanent private house adults only: Sl4
month reference.
10TH ST. l3 w.-Two un'urnishcd front rooms
large closets. hot cold water 4 conVcnicnces.
3sTH ST, 5ll w.-Beautiful large, sunny front
room: closets. bath. running water. SO per
month
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Furnished Rooms to Let.

One nre, f0c. per line. Second Tine, nc. PEI
kne: Ihird and SuhsopIrt Times. I6c. psr line
No e-trd charge on S,nddps
No ENrltA ChAkGE FUR rr-Advertis.me IN ents
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once IN the city. where the
charges VIII be the same as those ~ the main
sfics.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Unturni.hed Room. Wanted.

TWO uniurnished rooms wanted west side; state
price. ". box "a World.
WANTEp-2 rooms for light housekeeping below
23d ST. for adults. Apply Gibbons. l33 sth ST,
WANTED-B lady, 2 lin Furnished rooms fiat G. r
private house, belweon3At ~. h 5uth sts. ,wuSi
SIDE; reference. NJ. & box 2NS World, uptown.
WANTED. by two ladies' un,urnishei room -
TO $40 monthly. Nj, box 2bo Uptown World
rapid transit or l.! or In Springfield. Address
Particulars, OK 3lS World.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Flats and Apartments to Lc,
Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unlurnIhhed.

unlur,iKhe5.
ADULT family wishes floor with improvements;
ltth to 25d st. W. Hocoeci, tSI W. uth ~.
FLOOR WANTED, private house; use Of bath ;
adults good neghbOrhood; Americans plr.
terred rent moderate. American, 2Sl World,
uptown.
WAN rEp-A fiat Of from = to : rooms with
good bath, In quiet, respectable neighborhuud,
Tor business purposes; between IAN 4 igd sis, &
Park 4 eth aves rent not to exceed s:pj To s.lS
list or ~ floors. Mrs. De camp, $50 1tl ave.
Furnished.
CAREFUL parry will pay $50 monthly for sum.
mer months for furnished hat Room Is, lTb
broadway.
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flats and Ap.r,men,. to Let.
unfurni.h.d-we.t sis.-

|
light rooms bath; s16
o2D i, 81. 5i5 W, near l9th sye.-se 70 sI2; 8
large light rooms new buildings Jantor
only; >,o tl2
GOTH ST. ~ W. Half private house e rooms,
10 let rent moderate.
GATH ST., l73 W q large rooms 4 bath , all i'm.
provements; rent 500 to s22. Janltor.
eiTH ST., les w.-singie nats furnished a un-
furnished hrst.class. desirable neigborhood. near
park; reasonable. Janitress.
AXE,.,3 BEAufiFuL FATS FATS forIMS TO RESr.
SEkSoSs koo@s pir HnAATUHrR3oM nAUr hh AL II9HT;
For ,iAfTiSrLARs APPLY 10 iihASfNd ihNfFNoR
f'2D ST; 81 y; 2 upper floors, private house,
consisting OF rooms. decorated, bath.
s5TH ST, l76 w, southeast corner Amsterdam
aye. Corner HAT; all light: u elegant rooms L
bath; private hall very moderate rent.
'r r @ ,GGag n Cen.a
18TH ST., Ill W. rooms a bath; private halls;
steam heated; free until May /. rent $50 to $40,
BARNETT CO., L, i25th at.
seTlI ST. 1879 With nat; 9 nice rooms a bath;
12S. Janitor. on premises, or owner.
r. KRAG. 2i .Soth st.
$40 to s29.
l93D STA Q WEST, opposite Central Park en-.
trance-6 rooms: improvements: S23 no chill.
dren; elevated station lO<th St
lO3D ST, los w, near staton-&15 to $50; o all
light rooms; dressing & bath room.
l03D ST, 1853 W.-5 rooms, steam heated;
rent $40 to $25 free to May /.
-- BARNETT CO.. u. l25th st.
10TH ST, lo5 w.-s rooms q bath; now dccorat-
Ing; private hall; near station; S4. Janitor.
106TH ST. Is a is W.-These apartments are
located on a wide street. near entrance to Cen
tral Park; they will be carefully maintained for
small desirable families who want inex xpensive
homes In an attractive locality: halls heated;
rents from s25 to $50. Apply at No. l3 or to
E. G. sIMoNsoN. iIs broadway.
18TH ST., 100 W.-5 large rooms a bath; steam
heat; corner nat, $40: decorated.
ll5TH ST., 353 W.. near MorningSde Park
Flat. D rooms bath, family house rent. S24.
1lSTH ST. 302 Whats, 4 large, light rooms
with improvements; rent Sl3-S7.
l2oTH ST. 3O5 W. large, light rooms; all i'm
provements; reduced to $i4 & SIS. Janitor.
125TH ST. "a. s.. IS & so W., between 9Th q
9Th aves.-Tc let, elegant apartmentA with
steam heat; price from s35 to $50.
IA.--THE GOVENUR--A
65, CT co W. 18th St
Steam heat janItor service; rent $40 to S60
Apply to jantor.
A THE WINDSOR"
225 W. 123d &.-Elegant steam heated fats
rooms bath cheapest in city: rents S3t to 3Ss.
| Inquire jantor on premises.
| A. ELEGANT IL ROOM. steam heated flats at
location. l28 w. 96th At.
| j. STEW ART lOl w a5th st
The evening world., 1894-04-25

| Dist ST., 357 WITH or without board; roomS
large or small; neatly IurlisEel; eScetlent
| table; moderate.
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erracG" Apartment House,

|>hh AVENUE, from 18th TO 10th 81.
We ELEGANT CORNER FLATS. beautl-
decorated; hallway newly carpeted; latest
ary improvements; spacious entrances;
ana bath; steam heated rent from s3o to
y month. Also flats, fronting on Park ave-, 4,
size and equipments, from s2s to $40 per
NO nuisanees OF any kind. convenient TO
station Third Avenue Elevated. Apply
Or basement. ZOO East roth VI.
81. 1is e --parlor door q bapemsnt,
. neussi nne gardeni Mayl
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54TII at. 2IS w. near Broadway Hand somely
! furnished rooms. with or without board an eN-
] nal +
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aTH ST. ~ w.-tIandsome large front room.
ample closets, lava,ory parlor dinlng-roo
references EXCHANGED.
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;7TII ST, AIS w, ground hoor-Furnished
suomS, with or wlthNu, board; Jewish family.
jSTII ST 331 W.-Handsomely furnished rooms
parlor dining room: superior table: summsf
prices. transient or permanent,
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10TH ST., 3l4 w-wcn. furnished room for
gentleman; board optional, 1. station. Lewis.
l22D ST. 7TH AVE, son-is-2d noor & other
rooms; frst lass heard.
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seq ST. 55 W.-EleGsnt, select house. near parE
station; handsome rooms, with board: rea-
SOnALle
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$50 ST. $40 W., near l. station -Ronms, with
board !or Two, $40 Sl2; every convenience:
DiAnp
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9TH ST. III w.--Large rooms, with superiog
board; central locGtlcn; table board: moderata.
4gTi 81, 23i W.PRror suitable for doctor;
also other rooms large and small: board given
The evening world., 1894-04-25

l4TH ST., 23T W.Two large rooms, I'd foors
handsomely furnished: large closets; excellent
The evening world., 1894-04-25

l27rII ST, l2l W, -Rooms. with hoard; mod
crate; elegant private house; also table board. 4
l?SrH ST, 25l W. Rooms 4 good board for one
or two gentlemen. U,'T
18TH ST. .3oS w.--Froni room on ID floor win
board: also single room. fs177
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l+TH ST. 3O7 w. Large pleasant sunny roomsi
good table; terms reasonable; table board tran
sients accommodated: references.
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3sTH ST.. 22O W (new management)-Elegan
large Il small rooms; excellent board; near
Broadwny, Mrs, Baldwin.
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North OF lasth Street.

l2TTH ST., lGl =. F.-Furnshed fo0r'S. with or
without hoard also table boer 1; m"teraie
l2TrH 81, .7l W.-Nictiy iurnlShesI. large
room; board: private family; clavt nIences;
moderate; gentleman preferred.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

10TH ST.. 40 W.-New management: single
rooms, with board, 80, 81; double SIS, S1ot
trnnsiens. 81 per day.
18TH ST, 500 vs. to IS weekly; hrst-cia
board, pleasant rooms, bath. home comforts.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

3.TH ST. l?S w.-Elegantiy furnished large =
small rooms: excellent table: Doctors ol1cs
parlUr foor; reasonable tr IL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
A Lawlsss Gang.

Montgomery, Ala, September 26.-(Spe-
cial)-A state of lawlessness prevails in
Randolph county in the community in
which Whaley, the government informer
was murdered two weeks age Whaley has
two brothers who live in the same neigh
borhood. Almost every night guns fired
around their houses, rocks are thrown into
their windows and an attempt was made to
burn one of their houses a few nights ago.
Several families in the neighborhood hide
out every night through fear OF visitation
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
Death Of A. l. ehmnn.

New York, September ga. Lehman. of
New Orleans, died in this city last even
ing. He was on his way home from Europe
Lehman was the head of the largest dry
goods house in the south. He was sixty
years old, a native of Gomersheim-Rhein-
palz, Germany. He went to New Orleans
forty years ago, a poor boy. became a
peddler and finally established himself in
the dry goods business, which he built up
immensely. 1t was the largest in the
south. He was president Of the Touro in
Urinary and prominent in all the Jewish
charities of New Orleans.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

from this gang of desperadoes. The com
munity is terrorized and intimioated "
such an extent that no evidence against
the gang can be brought out. They nave
witnessed the fate on the informer IN tne
past. The newspapers and officers IN tne
community are rallying the citizens. A
fund is being raised to contribute to the
arrest and conviction Of the gang.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
Indictments Against Gamblers.

Chicago, September 29.-The grand jury
which has been investigating gambling dur
ing the past few days. reported to Judge
Mcconnell this afternoon that true bills
had been found against forty-siX gamblers
and against twenty-five prominent owners
of property on whose premises it wa!
charged that gambling had been carried on
The grand jury also recommends that the
investigation of gambling be continued by
q future grand jury.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

Hitch your chariot to star" was EN-
erson's adyice. The star of all the baking
powders is DR.. Prices.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
II UUI uIIItW VIEKNI " NDNs
They VIII Arbitra tie.
Indictments Against StriI

st. Cloud, Mimi. September 2S.-lndict-
ments have been found against =. L. Bord-
rea, l.. p. Foster, w. r. Brohan, Lloyd
and Harry Egbert and George Amo, all of
this city, for taking part in the Great
Northern strike and hindering the passage
of the mail trains. George Amo and Harry
Egbert have left for parts unknown. Bro
han and Lloyd Eebert were arrested and
were taken to Fergus Falls last night.
Foster will be arrested today.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-20
West NeWbury.

The finest of weather for making
hay, and all the hay-makers seem thor
oughly alive and on hand to make the
most of it. Some have secured large
quantities during the last few days.
e. f. Putnam with only two men and
one team, excepting just little other
help by the hour, has put into his barns
II two. horse loads, and all well cured
too. Mr.. Hazeltine's help and the
Carletons, the fuckers and Mr.. Will
son's-in fact all hands-have been just
rushing it.
Shall we say: lowing to the pres
sure of business, just as we might ex-
pect in the midst of busy week in hay
ing, only few attended the Wednes-
day evening meeting at the Brock
school house?" No, for about thirty
attended it, and real good meeting
was enjoyed. Sometimes busy men, in
busy time, will feel that it pays to
take half hour during the day for a
"nap" or a "lunch"-it also pays to
spend an evening hour enjoying the
very best kind of refreshment and of
rest.
Our Sunday school is frightening up
quite little this season. A new super
intendent, some new teachers, new
series of lessons and new method of
collecting the pennies, all together,
with the new interest manifested on
the part of each, seem to promote new
life and new growth. Let all the chill
dren, young and old, attend the Sun
day school.
Arrangements are made by which
in the future, the even Sundays will
not be left with no evening service at
the church. Next Sunday evening
there will be praise meeting led by
Prof. l.. L. Tucker. "Let all the peo-
pie praise thee, o Godp'
We wish very pleasant vacation for
our friend Miss Katherine Tucker,
whom we are glad to have with us
again for her annual visit.
The Appleton Quartette comes from
Boston highly recommended. Don't
fail to hear them.