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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
intended for last week.

Memorial day was observed at this place
nth good attendance. The exercises of the
school children were grand, and showed
che pathetic feeling that exists in the hearts
of young Americans We saw the smil-
log -countsnance of sheriff Petit on our
streets the fore part of the week. He was
ssngaged in looking up the Jurors for the
gDe term of court.-The village is
zs0ilding very peat and commodious stand
for the band boys and should the weather
s.sst warm enough we may expect TO hear
some heavenly music in the near future.
THE X. O. T. NJ. society of this place is
adding to its numbers from to 10 members
"a every meeting, which is held over from
ue2e night until the other, and those who con-
Tkenpsste joining should come early and
avoid the rush. Some 30 applications having
Etsscn made in one week will Stevens
hxs moved 10 Ashley and will hereafter
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

assume control of the Hotel Wolverton of
hat place. We wish him success in his new
undertaking. Petit, of Carson City,
has class in music at this place which she
nstructs once week. She is fine lady and
merits success as a teacher. Miss May
shutter has gone on a visit to friends a.
Woodland. this state, for a few weeks
Miss Lockwood, of Pompei, was the guest of
Crank Lockwood's last Saturday and Sun
lay.- Elder Steffe, of this place, was
allied TO preach the funeral sermon of Isaiah
Hatfield. of Newark township, on Memorial
lay. LII.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
WHEELER.
Brief Notes from the North East.

Brief Notes from the North East.
sion of Mr.. VanOrman's blacksmith shop.
He has rented it for one year, as | under
stand, and his work gives good satisfaction.
Mrs. Ones family is on the gain
Miss Aness Swope is again with her parents
for a season.-Mrs. Matte Taylor is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. Lockwood, for the past
blind for the sake of an increase of pension.
Mrs. William Kipp is attending her
sick mother.-Charley Springer has
opened his new barber shop.-The Young
Peoples Christian Endeayor gives lawn
social at Charley Aliens, Friday evening of
this week. ANNA j.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
SICKELS.
Death the Reaper-Personalities

Death the Reaper-Personalities
Erin Wight, son of Mason Wight OF
Ithaca, died at the home of his sister, Mrs
Ernest Becker. in the township of Lafayette,
On the morning of May Both, after an illness
% about one week, of spinal and brain fever.
Deceased was IA years. ii months and "a
days old. The funeral took place AT the Nj.
T.. church, Sickels, the 3lst ult., was Target,
attended by the friends and neighbors who
brought their forest flowers as a tribute to
the young boy who had grown up in their
midst. The school at Sickels attended the
funeral in body and as each passed to take
a farewell look at their school mate they
deposited beautiful boquet of flowers on the
casket. The services were conducted by
Rev. J. 4. Messner who spoke very feelingly
and appropriately from the 18th verse of the
4th chapter of Joshua. The remains were
inferred IN Hamilton cemetary beside those
of his mother and sister.-Mrs. Chas.
Lincoln returned home from a visit to
sister at Lakeview Tuesday. Base ball
club organized here.-Birdsey Muflly is
home from Grand Ledge where he has been
at work. e. Briggs aud wife of Ithaca
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs X. /.
ellsworth. QUID NUNo.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
BRECKENRIDGE.

A Newsy Griet from the East Social,
Personal and Business Matters.
Backcock & LOOMS have been having some
much needed repairs made at the grist mill
and it is quite an improvement-Sei
Bros, from st. Louis and Saginaw, who have
been having the store, formerly known as
the How'd store), repainted and remodeled,
moved their goods in Friday, and on Satur-
day opened the store to trade. They will
keep dry goods, carpets, boots and shoes.
THE dinner given, on Decoration day,
by the Monumental society of this place,
netted them the neat little sum of about 1885,
THE ladies of the l.. O. L. M. sold ice
cream in X. o. +. NJ. hall on Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening and, although il was
real cool that day there was quite a demand
for this kind of refreshments.-Ice cream
is the order of the day in our town. The
senior class of our school will serve ice cream
at the X. o. L. M. hall on Saturday evening.
Come everyone and encourage the scholars
in their effort. Among the teachers who
attended the teachers institute at Ithaca,
Friday and Saturday, were the following:
Mrs. j. johnson, Misses ITALIA Babcock and
Maggie Payne, Melissa Carothers, Una Min
nick, and Miss Conklin.=An ex-priest
lectured at the NJ. L. church, last Saturday,
Monday, and Tuesday nights, against Catho.
licism. lie is very interesting lecturer and
used to be a member of the Catholic church.
The infant child of Charles Sovel died
last Tuesday night and was laid to rest in the
cemetery last Tuesday. The funeral services
we're held at the Congregational church.
-Children's day will be observed at the
Nj. Il. church. next Sunday evening. very
| interesting program will be given. They
will be assisted by the Congregational Sun
lay sceool.-A number of the girls of our
town are trying to master the art of bicycle
riding.-Mrs. Boswell Is gaining after her
recent illness. The services held on
Decoration day we're very interesting not
outstanding the cold, stormy. ani altogeth-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
ST. LOUIS.
Brevities from the City-Large Funeral
Other Mention.

Brevities from the Clty-Large Funeral
Other Mention.
The city has been dong work on the streets
for week or two past, and has materially
improved them 49,. Mrs. Geo. Nancy
Nood died at her home in this city on Sun
Day last. She had suffered for two weeks
With difficulty which was pronounced neu-
-algia of the stomach. The funeral was held
Tuesday forenoon, and was the most largely
attended of any funeral held here for many
months. Ii was held under the auspices of
{, he w. r. g. and l.. o. L. NJ, of both of
whish orders she was member. ... Guests
ara on the increase at the Park House $50.
u. Whitaker is now running the business
which has been so long in litigation. 800.
Labor Commissioner Morse was in the city
Tuesday 49,. The special meetings at the
b ,ptist church have closed. o. X.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
WEST ARCADIA.
Personal Pointers.

M. T. Rice is the proud possessor of a
new carriage. He brought it home last week.
Miss Hattie Parsons is taking lessons
in music of Miss Wood. Keefer
and wife visited at Will Beverly's last Sun
day.-A Sunday school has been orgn-
lied in this district. The superintendent is
Mr.. Knowles from the college. Ella Gerber is
secretary and treasurer. 1t is earnestly
desired that the school be a success.=
Mrs j. II. Allis, whose illness was mentioned
last week, continues to mprove.-Corn
planting is about half through in this vicinity.
sheep shearing is nearly done in this
vicinity, II is so cold that the poor sheep will
need their coats on again. ELIZA.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
S. W. NEWARK.

Replanting-A Boy-Various other Mat
ters.
Corn planting is about over, while some
have replanted. Quarterly meeting was
held last Saturday and Sunday, with a good
attendance. Wright and Simon
Downs spent Sunday in Vestaburg.-No
wonder Geo. Allen is all smiles. It's a boy.
Mother and child doing well. John
Carter tnose) great deal now-a-days.-
John Bosley planted between rs and 50
bushels of potatoes this season. John is
quite a potato man.-Sheep shearing is
about over in these parts. Sheep are shear
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Roll of Honor.

The following is the roll of honor for
district No. 8, Arcadia, for the month ending
June. 1894. Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Pearie Stanton, Matte Stanton, Elmer
Steward, Aura Best, Madge Best, Nina Ward,
Addie Day, Abby Day, Edna Cline, Earl
Forest.
Tardy but not absent: Ray Best, Leo
Best.
Total enrolment 80.
II. w. ROWLAND, Teacher.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
INTENDED for last week.
TOWN LINE.
The Pin OF the News.

The school picnic in Cratsenburg's woods
vas success in spite of the cold weather.
The attendance was large and everything
,assed off the II
Jear-old son of Mason Wight, of Ithaca, but
ormerly of Sickels, died at the home of his
ister. Mrs. Ernest Becker, of Lafayette, on
Wednesday. May Both, of spinal fever.
'heressa Wight. daughter of Mrs. Barnes.
led of consumption the same day at the age
eighteen years. AIRS. George Stahl is
mong the sick Mrs. X. A. Peet is
Improving slowly.-Mrs. b. Weber and
laughter, Emma, are expected home from
cleveland next Saturday. Ii. q. w.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
FOREST HILL.

Gossip of the Week from the North Side.
Mrs. Lizzie Innis of Grand Rapids is here
with her mother, Mrs. Oberlin, who is grad
ually failing Josephine Brady has
been the guest of Mrs. Minnie Creech the
past two weeks.-Mr. Hull attended the
teachers association at Ithaca last Friday.
Gage Wood spent several days last
week planting potatoes for st. Louis parties
with his new planter. old and
young were delighted to have Mr.. George
Pitt return home from Ann Arbor last week,
and to listen to his poem at the concert Sun
day evening. @. $. Randolph visit
ed at St. Louis last week.-House clean
ing Is nearly over, and Miss Edna Rockwell
is preparing to bid her friends good bye for
rest.-F. b. Bates is attending court at
Ithaca.-Miss Clara Barton returned
home last week. Tho township board
spent three days here last week.-We
learn that our blacksmith took unto him
self wife last Saturday evening. Success
attend them!--The Children's Day exer-
cises last Sunday evening were success in
every way. The interest manifested by the
many who participated in the speaking and
singing and in bringing such an abundance
OF floral offerings for the cross Is worthy of
praise. Ere.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

LVARM FOR SALE.-s0 acres OF choice land in
IL Clinton county, Mich, well watered by
neveIct6hng stream; all improved and fitted for
any AMI all kinds Of machinery, except 3h acres
OF scattering timber. Fair house, good frame
barn and outbuings, 25 rods OF fine evergreen
hedge good orchard and fruit OF all kinds.
Within sixty rods Of good brick school house.
Located In Essex, Clinton county, Mich, miles
from st. Johns, miles from Maple Rapids,
miles from Fowler. Price $500, half down,
balance on time at 8 per cent. interest. For
particulars enquire of A. f. Chase. Journa
office, Ithaca, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Uncle Orcutt

ing lighter than last year.=-Uncle Orcutt
is failing rapidly with cancer Of the bone
Geo. Vallence's house is nearing com
Ladies' Aid Society met
ut Mrs. Frank Thumbs last "Wednesday.
Preaching next Sunday at IL o'clock a. IN
by Rev. Porterfield. Sunday school at 10
4. m.-Jerry Strouse and family visited
1t his fathers, Vim. Strouse, last week.
ID. L. Altenburg a. Son are buying consider.
able stock through these parts=School II
finely, with about 40 scholars en-
rolled. 49,. Hugh Allen is getting to be
quite ditcher. -. We understand the
bridge job across Pine creek has been let
he bridge to be completed by July 10TH
X. 4. @.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
INTENDED for last week. !
WASHINGTON.

ieplanting Corn-A New Comer-Those
Line Fences.
The continuous rains of late has greatly
delayed the corn and potato planting, and
much of the early planting, before the rain,
ras rotted.-The United Brethren
quarterly meeting at the Stoddard school
house on the Goth and 9th was well attended
md Elder Moody delivered very good
iermon.-The frost on the morning of
he 2Sth did but little hurt. -Theodore
Amspooker is the happiest man in the town
ship all because young school inspector
irrived at his place on the 2Sth.-The
board of review did business on the 28th and
Z9th.-Ed. Morse has been laid up with a
breach for the past two weeks caused by
slipping when in the act of lifting bunch
Of shingles, but is somewhat improving at
this writing. DR.. Hart, of Eureka is treating
him and sewed up the rupture.-Line
fences are causing some trouble on section
3D. and IL is putting il mild to say that a
man is hog VINO will not build rod of line
fence and who takes possession of all that his
neighbors build 1t seemed to me that
the earth tremblod when our two neighbors
met and the one which owned the fence dis
connected the one which was joined on his
line fence. E.R.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
Very Much SURPRISED

I have been afflicted with neuralgia
for nearly two years, have tried physi-
clans and all known remedies. but
found no permanent relief until tried
a bottle OF Dullam's Great German
LiDiment and 1t gave me instant and
Signed A. d. SMELL, Hamilton, Mich
For sale by b. VanDsn Bergh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
PERRINT0N.
s. emorial Day Exerc' ses-The x. o. T. M
Business Caanges-Lefu over from
Last Week.

Memorial Day Exerc' ses-The x. o. T. M.
Business Cnanges-Left over from
Last Week.
Rev. Steffe baptized seven applicants last
Sunday at what is called the Sheridan bridge.
8he weather was favorable, and large
r-,rovd gathered TO witness the ceremony.
=Artistic skill is displayed in the cree
Siez of the band stand over the town pump,
which is a great benefit to the well, also,
z~hich supplies the weary, thirsty traveller
@ith good pure cold water.-F. f. Durfee
cook flying trip to Owosso one day last
sgeek on business.-W. Richard and wife
attended a camp fire at Ashley Oh Friday
ssEening. hoping to hear Judge Dabol speak,
-sEt we're disappointed, as he was detained,
zn1SiRg court, and 40 could not attend; SO
they report.-Application to the Macca-
bees continue to come in-about eight per
week. Getting ready for the big blow out"
IN Ithaca on June 10, next, L suppose.-
In my communication last week, which ap-
pears to have been left out In the cold, gave
a brief account of the memorial services at
EGIs place. Pros. Atty W. A. Leet delivered
'tas address, which Was listened 10 with much
latgest throughout. Being son of a veter-
ga. he has some feeling in regard to the
worth OF the boys in blue. The exercises Of
s41e school children was pronounced TO be
Tire best that was ever witnessed in this place,
and I doutt if il could be beat in any place
within the county. So large an attendance
demonstrates that the old soldiers shall not
% forgotten.-H. l.. Feek of Carson
City wa in town Saturday on business.
Will Stevens of Ashley was also IN town on
a-sasiness Saturday. These two gentlemen
-Esre formerly citizens of this burg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

er disagreeable weather. The graves we're
decorated by the scholars. Many say the
exercises were the best held here In many
years. The exercises at the church and the
address gwen by Rev. Jas. Foote deserve es
pecial attention. Rev. King gave a very
thrilling address at the cemetery. QUIZ.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
NORTH SHADE.

--sSlZs q trou an Old Corresp0 ndent-The
Picgings OF Another.
xsur old friend. Charley Morse, took sick
with Coxey, camping outin Washington, and
rsturned home Saturday night.-=John
Il illsm has moved from the old Saullsberry
phase to Albert Bglow farm in New Haven
Old M and Mrs. Jackson are doine
nicely under the doctors treatment at st.
AOGis.=-Highway Commissioners, OrriI
Ranger, distributes hs road warrants thi'
week.--Jo Ohm Patrick, OF Eagle, Clinton
county, Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charie'
A. Isham and his sou Robert Patrick.-=
". w. Bogne, of Portland, Is here in thu
wool market with head quarters at Carson
-CiY.-Wm. Patrick, of Eagle. Clinton
county, spent Sunday with his brother
Robert Patrick, and sister, Mrs. Charles A.
isham.=The Sethton creamery Is righi
down to biz, taking in 3 900 pounds of mill
daily. Filler, Vim. Brce, and
.lS5aid mention few more of the old pioneer
EFse have passed through another cold winter,
and We are glad TO say they are looking wei
saa1S are quite active for men IF their age
We understand that General COxey II
.company with McGinty are OIL on ducf
hEnt with Grover and Hoko. SELDoA.
Mr.. Curtis is canvassing the township in tn
interest of the JOURNAL Ii he punche
sseHnquent subscribers IA hard as he does
delinquent correspondents he will collect
-Ssxe arrears in short order, if times are hard
q aaderstand he is also canvassing for thu
Chicago Inter Ocean, paper that stands IL
the front ranks OF American Journals.-
Several farmers that planted their corn early.
have re-cultivated and replanted their corn,
AZ being so wet and cold the first planting
rotted. Last Sabbath was Children's da.
at Middleton, the church was packed.
good program was provided and well exc
Gated. Ia looking over the audience II
.se used as if mothers and children Wed with
each other TO dress most becomingly.-
IL c. Hull has just finished nice and con
rWanient tool shed.=-Mr. Howell, on tht
Richie place, raises his barn today, the 9th
trsst=-A few days ago big strappinR
boy come to town to stay When he gets OLD
.ssnaggh he will call Hugh Montgomery pa. II
7cz1kkes Hugh step hgh.--E. Q. Ferris has
gust finished one of the neatest brick ofice-
% be found in the count, tor DR.. Bliss, al
Maple Rapids. X. +.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
n. Z. BETHANY.

Farmers Improving the Good Weather
s-Birth-Visitors.
The wet weather has greatly delayed plant
ing in this vicinity, and farmers are improv-
ing the good weather now in that line
Hazen Gidley has his house nearly complet-
eds. NJ. Barnes parents, who reside
in Ohio are visiting him.-Will Gidley is
the owner of new salty. Will is getting so
that he can ride from "here TO yonder" in
little more than no time.-Sid Will
Jams has his new barn we'll under Way
John McCallum has the new upright of his
house inclosed and will soon push it to COM
pletion. to Mr.. and Mrs b. Mich
OILS an 8 pound boy.-George Ronk Is
on the sick list.-Mrs. John Stewart and
Miss Fannie Stewart are visiting friends in
Newark.-Miss Laura Gidley has gone
10 visit friends in Newago county.-H.
l.. Beebe is teaching his fifth term in dis
trict No. 6. The attendance is very good,
the enrolment beeng "a and the average
daily attendance 80. xxx
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

tDaily.
Connecting at Detroitin Union Depot with all
Trains of Grand Trunk Ry fer Canada and the
East
7:3o p. m. west, and 9:35 g. m and
6:55 p. m. east, have elegant Parlor Cars at.
tached. Extra charge only 25 cents for any dis
lance.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
CHICAGO & GRAND TRUNK
Inconnection with trains Oft, A. A. & n. M.R'y

Elegant Pullman Sleepers from Durand to Chi
cago, and east to Toronto, Montreal Niagara
Falls, New York and Boston.
W. +. DAVIS, G, G. CRAIGIE,
Gen. Pass Ticket Agt., Trav. Pass Agt
Chicago, Ill. Detroit. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
TOLEDO, SAGINAW & MUSHROOM R'Y.

Leave Ashley. Lv. Ashley for Detroit
8 80 a. IN. for Muskegon. at 12:10p m.
3 :05 D. m for Muskcgon. Close connections are
JNO. w. LORD, made at Owosso Junct'n
Traffic Manager, with all trains OF D., G..
Detroit. ii. & VI. R'y.
BEN. FLETCHER, r. p. A.
Detroit Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
FEB. IL, 1891
LANSING q NORTHERN r. r

ITH.Cs BRANCH.
u oILs North. Coinx oouII.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21

work again. Some Of the men were
laid of three months ago by reason OF
the hard times
Panhandle Agent T. R. Ridzley, Of
Wellsburg, il of duty sick. His place
is being filed by w. Z. Lehew, extra
agent.
Ten cars OF lumber passed over the
w. & Z. G. Railway for the improve
ments at Wheeling Park this week.
The big retaining wall being built be-
tween this city and Fulton by the w.
& +. G. Railway is well under way.
Albert Stewart and Albert klinkler,
o. the B. s, O., will leave tomorrow for
business trip to Galesburg, Ill.
Edward Ball and William Howell. his
brakeman, formerly OF the w. b. & T.,
are now in Mexico, railroading.
Some OF the largest freight cars
made were run over the w. a Z. e.
Railway TO Sehenk's this week.
Edward Deegan, 3. & O. operator, is
laid off with paralysis OF the arm. He
is not confined 10 his bed.
George Stephan, receiving clerk Of
the 3. & u, has gone TO work after .
two months absence.
The Panhandle took from the city
yesterday large consignment OF pipe
from the tube works.
A number OF B. e o. railreaders are
TO have neat new houses built at Nc
Mechen this spring.
The y. s. O. yard forces are fitting up
their newly improved Office with hand
some pictures.
Conductor Stephen Riley. OF the B. &
o. is of duty, caused by his daughters
illness.
G. e. Herring. agent for the Southern
Pacific, was in the city last Wednes-
day.
VIM. Barnes, OF the Union News Com
pany, is at Washington, Pa, on a visit
Some Improvements were N ade yes
terday at the B. & o. passenger depot.
Coach is, Of the w. & l.. E., is out on
the road. after a complete rehauling.
Charles Howard, a B. & O.'receivins
clerk, is off duty from illness.
A chief clerk at the B. & o. has not
yet been chosen.
The B. & o. pay car was in the city
last THURSDAY.
Business in the B. & o. yards is re-
ported lively.
John w. Gibbons, OF the Pan. Handle,
is indisposed.
Freight business IS heavy on the w.
B. & T.
Yesterday Ohio River employees were
paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
oshor Religious Items.

The usual services will be held to-
morrow at the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. w. NJ. Clemsns has accepted
charge OF the music at the Sabbath
school of the English Lutheran Church.
A supper and festival will be given
within a short time, in the Benwood
City hall, for the benefit of the German
Lutheran Church OF this city.
Next Thursday evening Prof. Smith,
OF Cleveland, graduate OF Ooeriin co.
Business College, will lecture at the
Wayman A. NJ. E. Church on THE
Negro in Business"
The usual services will be conducted
tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. Cooke will preach in the morn.
ing upon promises Of God; evening,
ITO Each One HIS Own"
The w. c. T. U. will hold Gospel
Memperance meeting at Parker's hall
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The assembly will be addressed by Mrs
EnRle and Mrs. Sisson. Mrs. Jos. Hall
will furnish the music.
The contract for building the new NJ.
+. parsonage in Benwood has been
awarded, and work will be commenced
at once. 1t will adjoin the ediice on
Main street. The funds for its erection
we're raised by the ladies Of the congre-
cation.
The repairs to the First Christian
Church on Market street will be COM
pleted within week or ten days. The
pastor. Rev. Hayden, is absent from the
city. A communion service only will be
held tomorrow at the Hearne Taber-
nacle on South street.
The mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
afternoon will be addressed by Rev. n.
Il. johnson. pastor Of the North Street
NJ. Z. Church. The usual meeting will
be held at the Association building at
7:45 o'clock tonight
A special children's service will be
held tomorrow evening at the Thomson
NJ. +. Church. The subject of Rev.
Beckley's discourse will be "Childhood's
Honor 10 Christ" The music will con-
sis. of solos, duets and chorus by the
children OF the congregation.
The Third Presbyterian Church, Of
the South Side, is now out Of debt, not
owing anyone anything. Three years
ago the congregation owed $1,000, and
AZ that time a friend in the city Of Har-
risburg, Pa, person who wishes his
name withheld, agreed to pay the last
$500 of the debt. In cooperation with
the earnest work OF the pastor, Rev. G.
NJ. Afford, the members worked hard
10 have their church clear from the 10
cumbrance OF debt. This week 1t was
found that only $500 was owing by the
CONGREGATION, and last Thursday the
friend in Harrisburg sent the check for
the remainder Of the debt, end now II
Is liouidated.