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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-07-04

- The following bill is posted in large
letters at the door Of theatre In Brus..
sels: "Moral pieces every Sunday and
Thursday"
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s do not ssrs:who is Governor, juss
4 s. 80 isa good man. There are many
mon ii fhe reform ranks who are
rested ii the npbnil ilding Of the State,
dnd hoS do not depend on Office Tor q
Wing men who arein politics nor as 3
ssinaft money making. but for the
3 good of ths Slate. They can not hurt the
Eiate without hurting themselves, and
s'iaasns sarag agenerally unwilling 20 do that.
notgiye Us q man like this? Sew
!dsalof tha candi dates for Governor aie
5ss1ch would nanie them, Tut,
s is may SEEM it Isl said thatdf
& ne advocate any one 81 them. itWonld
tssfu some people against such q one.
Give fss; q man who has something at
3 more Than; the pay 5he receives, and and
SFha 81 a6le TO do right regardless sof
itIcal mill sation, and we believe there
6B peace. yS. "a
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Program.

The following Is the program Of the
Saluda Baptist Sunday Schoo! Institute,
to be held with the Townville Baptist
Church, Wednesday and Thursday, July
1lth and 18th. 1894:
WEpyEsnAY, At 1890 A. n.
J.. Sermon by Rev. r. w. Burts. AL
ternate, Rev. D. O. Freeman. Text,
Ephesians 6:4.
2. Organization,
3. Recesu.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l. What can be done to i'm p roye our
present methods of Sunday School work ?
Speakers: Revs. P. NJ. j. Osborne, r. j.
Williams, w. B. Hawkins, H. B. Fsnt,
Mr., w. p. Wright and Hon: A. r, Cog.
q. Would IT not be wise to organize
Normal School for the training Of Sunday
School Teachers Speakers: Rev M.
Mc3ee. Prof. w. P. Holland, G. Ward
law, ESQ, and II. Ell. Watkins, Esq.
8. Miscel llaneous,
NIGHT ssssIoH.
Temperance Sermon, Rev. A. @. Stepp.
Alternate: Rev. T. b. Garrett.
THURSDAY, AT 8 A. N:
/. Address by Rev. G. -Rogers-Im-
portsnce of working from house to house
In Sunday School Work..
3. BLACK board Exercises by Prof. J. b.
Watkins, showing how to teach Sunday
School lessons. He will take lesson for
July stb, followed by Col. ]. B. Patrick,
illustrating on blackboard lesson for July
18th.
5. Sermon by Rev. o. L. Martin: Al
ternate: Rev. j. J. Farmer. Text, Ephe-
SLAMS az and 8,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l. The Model Superintendent, by pr.
John A. Robinson.
2, The Model Teacher, by Rev. J. T.
8. The Model Pupil, by Rev. w. M.
Pinson.
Speakers on each subject Except SER
mon) limited to fifteen minutes,
Each subject will be open Tor general
discussion,
The choir Of Townvllle baptist church
will please furnish music for this occa-
sion. :,
Every Sunday School requested to send
delegates. -,
RTY. D. WESTON H1oTT, Pre- sident,
r. T. WAKEFIELD, Secretary.
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The m eassngers are assigned TO s.
johnson and :. G. Harris.
CAPT. III r. VANDIvER,
w. F. M. FAINT, Esq,
J. C. SPEAREs,
S. G. BRUCE,
Committee on Hospitality.
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Homes for the delegates to the aaluda
Baptist Sunday School Institute at Town
vile, which meets July 1lth and l2th,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-07-04

The following Is the program Of the
Saluda Baptist Sunday School Institute,
to be held with the Townville Baptist
Church, Wednesday and Thursday, July
1lth and 18th. 1894:
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/. Sermon by Rev. r. w. Burts. AL
ternate, Rev. D. O. Freeman. Text,
Ephesians 6:4.
2. Organization,
e. RecesO
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B. A. NEWLAND,
Gen, Tray. Pass. Agt., Charlotte, N. G.
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J Joseph Kroteuderfer Nearly lktIled.

For year or more a feud has existed
among the neighbOrS residing in the vi
cinity of Pensacola, about four miles south
west of Ebensburg, on the WiImore road
about a road.
At that point Jacob Holtz owns a farm
through which passes an old road through
the woods the use of which is great con-
Venlence to some people in going to and
returning from Ebe sburg as it materially
Shortens the distance.
Jacob HotZ. the owner of the land O.
cupied by the road maintains that it Is not
public road and recently put a gate
across it and mas notified the people not 10
treSspass on it.
On Saturday evening Joseph Kretender-
fer was returning to his home and. being
late. took the short route. He was met by
HOltZ, as he alleges, who knocked him off
the wagon with club and beat him until
he was unconscious. HOltZ afterwards,
when he realized how badly Krotenderfer
was hurt, helped the man home.
DIR. Green, OF Summerhill, was sum
moned to attend the injured man and on
examining his injuries pronounced the
case a critical one and that there was
danger of krotenderfer dying from his in
juries. DIR. Wagner, of JohnstOwn, was
also called upon as consulting physician.
On Wednesday a warrant was issued for
HOltZ, who was arrested and placed in jail.
Holtz alleges that KroJenderfer first struck
at him.
1t is one of these instances of neighbors
quarreling about nothing. The land Oc-
cupied by the road is worth but little, vet
it may cost KrOtenderfer his life and HoltZ
a term in prison.
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COMMISSIONING Married at st.
PatrIck'S church, GalliIZin, OF Tuesday
June Goth. 1894. by Rev. Father RYAN, Mr..
Edward TOmlinson. of Allegheny town
ship, and Miss Nenie Ivory, of Gallitzin.
The attendants at the wedding were
Edward DodSOn. of Chest Springs, and
Miss Harriet Ivory. "a sister of the bride.
After the ceremony was over which made
this young couple one they repaired To the
home of the groom near Wildwood where
Sumptuous wedding dinner was pre-
pared and in which the following named
guests Joined with the wedding party:
Mr.. Philip Sanders and wife. Mr.. Bernard
LitZinger and wife, Mr.. Luke Ivory and
wife, Mr.. William TomlinSon and wife.
Mr. James TOm,inSOn, Mr.. Moran and
wife and f. j. Parrish, Esq, and wife.
After partakIng of the hoSpitaliteS at the
home of the groom the party returned i'll
the evening To the home Of the bride where
Il bounLiful supper had been prepared, and
at whcI the following guests sat down
with the young coupe: Mr.. G. II. NOll
and wife, Mr.. +. +. Ivory and wife, Mr.
w. j. Ivory and wife, Mr.. Augustine
Byrne and wife. and Master Wilfred Tom
linsOn. After supper the happy couple
left Oh Philadelphia Express for Altoona
where they will make their future home
accompanied by the well wishes of their
many friends. The presents received by
the newly welded pair were numerous and
valuable and among others were the hand
some orange blossoms worn by the bride
which were presented by Miss Fannie
Howell, of GallitZin. +.
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EbenSburg is to have a visit from band
OF ''Commonwealers." RandalIs Com
monweal Army is on the road headed this
way and is booked TO camp in Ebensburg
July 2nd. This detachment is said to be
composed of better class of men than
COxey's army and Randall the leader is
said TO be forcible and pleasant speaker
and while here will deliver an address
from the court house steps in which he
Will detail the aim and ends To be accom-
plished by his army.
The schedule upon which Randalrs
army is travelling is as follows: Green's
burg, June y; Latrobe, June 2s; Blacklick,
June %; Indiana, June 80; Strongstown,
July /; Ebens burg, JaIy 2; Gallitzin, July
3; and Altoona, Jnly 4.
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Anerafars,U UIlimaium

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-At meeting
to-day the coal operators of Central Penn
Sylvania passed this resolution: That
the operators of the Central Pennsylvania
district will not pay over forty cents per
toa of = ,24O pounds or thirty five cents per
ton of ZOO pounds for digging coal, in ac-
cordance with their resolution June 5, but
will agree to advance this rate to nifty
cents pei gross ton, or forty hive cents per
net ton May /, 1895, provided our miners
We us the evidence on or before March /,
1895, that the other competing regions will
pay the same rate.
Our miners are to accept or decline this
proposition on or before July :, 1894.
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Barn Burned.

On last Sunday afternoon about four
O'Clock lightning struck the barn of John
ID. Davis, in Barr township. aud set it on
fire Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, both aged
people, were the only persons at home at
the time and when they discovered the
barn was OIL fire, ran at once TO liberate
three head of horses, the only live stock in
the building They succeeded in getting
them all out, but every thing else in the
barn was consumed.
The barn contained a large lot of farm
ing implements and machinery, 100 bushels
of wheat, 100 bushels Of oats, a lot OF rye
and several tons of hay.
The building was insured in the Cambria
Mutual, but for what amount we failed TO
learn
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Real Estate Transfers.


Peter Shira's executors To Joseph +.
Shero, Carroll township; consideration
81 600.
George COwan's administrator To John
j. Pfarr JohnStown. 81 400.
Sheriff of Cambria county to Ephraim
NJ. Kuntz. Jehn>town. $500.
August Liilia TO August johnson, Nor
rellville, 500.
Cambria Iron Company to Charles
KrOuse, East Conemaugh $3.50.
Charles ID. Lorraine ct uX. to NJ. Il.
Chiids, Jackson township, 81.
James NJ. Walters ct uX. To Maggie
Murty, Johnstown. So.
Charles Krouse to Mary Z. Suder East
COnemaugh, 1926.
w. Il. Auman to Morgan j. Cramer,
Chest township, S572.
Gale HeSlop ct uX. to Mary S. Oyerdorff
Morrellvile, S535.
town, 500.
A. Il. Cooper ct ux. to Michael Boyer
CooperSdale, 81, 400
Jacob ID. Roddy ct ux. to Annie NJ .
Govier, JohnStown, 81 200.
Walter Strayer to Magaret Roth, Nor
Tellvlle, 500.
Catharine Welcher ct vir to Catharime
Block et al, Johnstown, S1.5OO.
John J. Teeter ct ux. to Harry c. Ullery,
West Taylor township, So.
Almira b. Myers to Frank Smith, Rox-
bury.
A. J. Noe! ct ux. to II. C. McNuIty,
Hastings. 500.
l.. X. Christof ct al to Gabriel Chris
totf, Patton, S4oO
Mary Taylor to James Caddy, Prospect.
sl65
Ralph Toms ell ux. TO heirs James Caddy,
Prospect, 225.
II. J. Buck ct ux. to james Mulligan,
Clearlield township, 500.
+. A. Zimmerman ct uX. to +. j. and
and j Il. O'Connor, Johnstown. 81. 800.
j. A. Larkin to f. j. and J. b. O'Connor,
JohnStown. 81 400
Nicholas Keller ct ux. to John Geisel-
hart, JohnstOwn, S75.
J. G. Stineman ct uX. to William Moore,
Croyle township, $40.
Harriet Evans to George +. Evans,
Lower Yoder township, 81.
Harriet Evans TO George L. Evans,
Lower Toder township, 81.
DIR. c. Sheridan ct uN. To Conrad Spen-
Ger. Lower Toder township. 800.
Levi Miller to William Miller, Adams
township, 900.
Catharine Miller ct al. tn Gilbert Haven
er. Adams township, slGoo.
Sarah ID. Ellenberger ct al. to John V.
Shaffer, Richland township. $3.50
Jennie Barron to McGarie Hosteter
| Morrellville. 81 100.
j. c. Stineman ct uX. TO Elias Link
Croyle township, $50.
The sheriff of Clearfield county OF
Tuesday closed up the livery stable of j. )
| Gallagher. of Goa lport. on EXECUTIONS ag
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is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t Is the trade
mark of the Keystone UaEch
Case Company, of Philadelphia,
the Oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 emPloyees,ca caPacity2OOO
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewellers. 1t makes
the celebrated jas. Boss Filled
Hakch Gases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the Case-the
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The worlds Falr q ebuiIl for N Pages
of HasIOry.

The Book of the Builders" one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever ISSUED is now being offered by the
PittsbuTg Dispatch 10 its readers. Ii is
beyond question the greatest effer ever
made by newspaper. See the Dispatch
for full information.
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burned tO Death. I.

George, the 9year- son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Btner. of the Seventeenth
ward, JohnstOwR, was burned To crisp
ment shortly before O'Clock on Friday
afternoon.
He and another boy, Frank Hiteshew, of
about the same age. were playing along
the Stony Creek opposite Ferndale when
they mott ced that the pipe line of the Cres
cent Oil Company, on the river bank, was
leaking.
One of the boys got an old can and, fill
ing il with oil from the leak, walked down
and into the stream short distance and
applied match 10 it. The flames, which
leaped high into the air, covered the uop of
the river, and ran back To the place of the
leak, frightened both the boys and they
started TO run.
Young Bitner was 80 daZed that he ran
into the wOrS: of the flames, near where
the leak occurred. BY this time a number
of men had collected. and, seeing the boy =
peril they rushed to the nearest point to
shut off the supply of oil as the only means
of eXtinguishing the blaze and saving the
boy. They were too late. however. for
hen the flames SubSided young Bitner'S
body was found to nave been burned To a
crisp. He had fallen face downward. A
brother of the cremated boy was on the
side of the river opposite TO MoXham and
witnessed the accident. The victim had
one of his hands cut off at circular
saw while playing in a planning mill
about wear ago.
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July 18th and August 2Ist are the dates
selected for series of personally conduct
ed tours to the North under the auspices
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm, Lakes
Champlain and George, Saratoga and the
Highlands of the Hudson are among the
attractive places To be visited. This sec
tion is -unqueStionaly the finest summer
touring ground in eastern United States,
and abounds in the most interesting and
charming of scenery.
A rate of S97. 80 applies from PttSburg,
500 from Harrisburg, and correspondingly
lJw rates from other points. These rates
include every item of necessary expense
during the entire time of fourteen days
spent on the trips, and is remarkably low
considering the large territory covered and
the luxurious entertainment afforded at
the different places.
For detailed information address Tour
iSt Agent, Philadelphia, or apply TO ThOS.
E Watt, Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, 10 Fifth avenue,
PittSburg.
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4 He EbensSurx Building Loan Association
/ will offer for sale the uucii cha her E:t,-
ensburg, on the :Ourth Monday in July.
81 900 90. THOS DAVIS.
LESTER LAkIN ER, Secretary. President.
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The sheriff of Clearfeld county on
Tuesday closed up the livery stable of }. ).
Gallagh her, of Coalport, on executions ag-
gregating about 600.
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NOTICE i hereby given that have purchased
~ tie following property irUin ,icorse Magic.
to wit. I cook stove. heating stove. > '-eiS and
bedding. cupboard. chairs and a lot 81 household
and kitchen furniture All persoIs hereby
uo;ined not To in:sriere oT meddle with the same.
MRS. JANE NACiLE.
AshyIue June Is, lSs4.A
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Miscellaneous Notices.
ncI3O
NtJTICE

NOTlCE-
~ he annual meeting of stockholders for
election OF directors OF ressOn ard CiearneIi
Coal and Coke COMPANY will he held office
OF th- Company at Frugality, Pa. on W wEDN rs
DAY, JUNE ~, 1894, at o'clock. p NJ.
B.O. HAGAN.
Iuns /. 1884 Secretary.
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HONEST GOODS FOR HONEST MONEY.
lie NEW LIGHT
ON SHOES
faE El WORLD FoR 81.

Several Of our hest customers are well-ku"wn
Ehenshurg people. They can and VIII recon-
mend Isit,eriy Shoes because they have worn
them. We want G" ~-i more Write today ?
our catalogue and the names Of those IN your
town 10 whom We Teirr.
feb2 Gm
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Ebensburg Brsnch
Trains leaves a. follows: : -. 10 - a N. and
$50 u. m and arrive at Cresson at So 10 50 a
In and O5 U IN Lea ge Cressnn ats 80, II 80 q
IN and 53a p. IN. and arrive at Ebensburg at
1905 a. IN. and l.. Is and q % =.
Cressoa and Giearfsld.
Leave Irynuil at q. .l5 a IN. aud 40 p. m. arrtv-
ing at Cress on ; % IN. and I y. IN Leave
Cresson IS a. III. and - D. IN, arriving at lr.
yona at lO. IS a and q IS p-
For rates maps etc call on agent or addres:
THos r. WATT. 4. A. w. L.. no Ftth Ave.
PiItsburg Pa
= NJ PROVOST. J. Il WOOD.
General Manager. General Manager
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more than ordinary interest To our custom
erS, or we'd not do
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
amounting as il does To hundreds of thous-
andS annually.
NeW English style Check Suitings-
u different colOrngS-42 inches wide.
"a cents yard.
NelC Granite and COrCTt SUitingS-
i6 To J6 inches.
- cents to s1ao per yard
These are but single items from large re-
aSsOrtmentS of tine stylish good>-a CON
Stant renewal of newest, most stylish
Dress Goods. SiitS aud SuitjIigs. gives
Won a chance of buying ''Up-to- Date
fabrics at this store throughout the en-
tire seaSon-and always at Less Prices.
Most elegant aSSOrtmeatS of Novelty Taf-
feta aud India Silks we've ever shown
3Oc. 65c. '5c, Soc. to Sl.25.
Good quality printed IHdid SiL.s-Navya and
Black grounds with White PrintingS-
pc To 35c yard.
Wash Goods Departmental good sized
store in itself-Nalues without parallel.
Linen FIdr Suitings 30 inches wide
4Oc yard.
Fine G0Idted CI"th-3O inches wide
l5c. aoc. to 3Oc.
Killarney Hand Spun Duck Suifings-
SOFT iiniSh-Plain Navy. and Pink and
Iblut- -SIl ipt-S bI w nlIt BTOundS-3D
Inches wide .5ctS.
Fine French OrgaIHdicS- beautiful in colorS
and designs. b in"heS wide 3OctS
French Jdconet Orgdndies- good printings
81 inches wide 3OctS.
One lot pc. fine Zephlr GinghdmS-good
colors, neat deSignS-}0 inches wide
Fleets. Il yard.
C0I0rCd Duck SuitingS in plain colorS and
neat figures and dots - inches wide
lOc.. l2l l.. ljc., 2Oc. To finest "A 4Oc
Write Our NJ O..DCpt. for samples. Illus
traLed catalogue and price liSt-yOu'll
soon learn the way of economical buying
and we ii get your patronage.
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PENNSYLVANIA ILROAD.

Schedule in effect May q. 1894.
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Annual District Report

Of the Sehoul Directors Of Desn district Tor the
school year endi ng on tic nrst Monday "i June.
lSu
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Wall Paper A Speciality Wall Paper

HN%Furnlture, Trunks and
ValiSes must 60 to make room.
Kitchen chairs, light or dark, for s275 per
set.
Solid hardwood bedroom suit eight pieces.
for only. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S2l 90
Cupboards, sinks, sideboards and lounges
a very low prices.
Is These goods are all new and first
grade work on .hem.
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Clothing and Gents Furnishings.
IN GENTS = FURNISHINGS
We Excel MANY Larger
Establishments.

Fancy laundried shirts with collar at
tached for-...-.- &c
Latest style fancy laundried shirts with
l"p tOlidI> tStc
Window blinds Gin two cOlOrS only with
patent spring for Only....-............lg lgc
Curtain poles complete fOr.-.............2o .2oc
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B. g b.
Quality. Style~
land Price.

Three considerations which must be of
more than ordinary interest To our custom
erS. or we'd not do
, 1894-10-20
ProkIama.

m LIE og Enhver, som naa tie
d4eAhave noget at fOrdre Boet efter
afgangne Bogholder af Christiansted
FREDERIC LUDWIG JENSEN
90 efterlevende Hustru Mary
Elizabeth, fodt Mygind, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at an
melde og bevisliggjore deres Krav'
ChristianstedS Skirteret, St. Cloix,den l9de
Oktober 1894.
MAXEN
, 1894-10-20
Publication

@OHE Royal Danish Consulate at
- Ponce, Pto. Rico, has reported
to Government that the two
masts of the S. S. Tasmania"
which for Is years stood marking
the so-called Tasmania shOal' at
the entrance to Ponce harbour was
carried away by a storm on the 2 st
of September last, and that the
Spanish Government has decided to
place a buoy to mark the aforesaid
shoal, but that some time may .elapse
before the buoy is placed.
Which is hereby brought to the
notice of all concerned.
Government secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 10Th October 1894.
LTMPRlCHT.
, 1894-10-20
THE: AVIS
Cheistiangted, St. Ccoix
Saturday, goth October 1894.

The edge of the ST. Lucia cyclone, which
passed US on Saturday night was felt here
more than might have been expected from
the distan ce of the centre. Perhaps, however
when its course can be laid down it will be
found to have made more towards the north
than last months cyclone. If not, then it
was a storm of much wider dimensions AMI
greater force than that of September, which
also seems likely from a comparison of the
changes in the direction Of the wind in the
two storms. The following were noted in
81. THOMAS 12th to 14th.
18th afternoon E.. squalls from E. by N.
18th 6 pm. E.. by S.
14th Sam. S. S. W.
lie" S. by w.
9 pm. s.
The swinging of the wind through a
whole quadrant in II hours, namely between
6 p. m. on 18th and 6 u. m. on l4th is note
worthy. N the September storm the wind
only reached E. by S. and then fell back in
The recent storm it reached S. s W. before
receding.
The blow" has done us NO harm. while
the heavy rain which accompanied it is all
immense gain, for which we ought all 20 bt
grateful.
, 1894-10-20
Carl Emil Hedemann
GOagerneur for de dunsk- pestindisks Ger,
Ober8t,
Ridder qf Danne5rog

NJ0R vITTERLIGT;' Paa Finantsministeriets derom
VI nedagte Observation-Disclosures Forestilling har det be
haget Hans Majeslet Kongen we'd Allerh6jeste Resolut ion
af 21de September d, A. allelnaadigst at stadf@ste f0lgende
af Kolonialraadet for st. .Crox we'd 3die I|ehandling den
eden JUL d. A. vedtagne A%nordning ON Tnskud fra St.
Croix Kolonialkasse til 'the West India and Panama
Telegraph Company, Limited for ct Tidsrum af 8 Aar fra
1ste Januar 1895 at regne.
bet we'd Anordning af 7de November 1890, "The West India
& Panama Telegraph Company Limited" t%lsikkrede amlige TIskud at
st. Croix tolonialkasse of $1,000 5 Ar fra lste Januar 1890 at
regno tlsikkres fremdees det novnte Selskab for ct Tidsrum at 8
AM fa7 1te Januar 1895 at regne pa de Anordning az 2den
November 1886 anf6rte Vihaar.
Hvorefter allie Vedkommende sig have at rotte.
Gouoer aementet for de donaEceshodsks Der,
81. Thomas, den lode October 1894.
Under min Hand og Gouvernementets Segl
HEDEMANN,
, 1894-10-20
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 2lst October there will
be held Divine Service in Frederiksted's
Lutheran Church at the usual hours 40
and l2.4