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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Dr J. ". johnson Of the
University - led al cur office
yesterday and u ked s~0tertain-
iR-ly Concerning the University
prospects for next session. and
o. matters educational general
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

A large number of our eiti-
zens attended the Picnic at
Holders mill yesterday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Hon. Jn0. w I Falkner and
family have gone on q visit OF
some weeks to their old home
in Ripley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

su- NJ GOfor.b, Of Taylor
il Anew subscriber to the "a
GLE, whose patronage Is appre.
csatci.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

M T5os. Heard. a progress
size yOunE farmer Of the South>
Esss portion OF the eosaty wss
= pleasant visitor 10 cur office
yesterday. a-d left I substantial
rarnInter VII "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

NJ. w A GalIegIy who 2e-
eempapied the u s. ccaTiets
TO Brooklyn n n. TO the Peni,
Tertiary returned Monday. He
reports n splendid trip and .
pleasant tire
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

i glance 8 tas contents 81;
Code Magazine slr July re
daee,l this aauth from To- 10
ceutS shows sHss tas famous
cid magazine loses nothing Dv
the Fedaesiol In Price The IL
I~as:ratl5as and letter press aIe
the 5est. and the us; og courri
51tiOzs shows That vel. known
Eritegs have been secured Thu
number contains The closing
chapters Of Leon Nead'S pewer
fll novel. Chance. and the Sc
ward articles are continued TIE
other Illustrated articles are The
Authors Cab sy ellison WdEess.
Citizens Of the AR. by Elelnor
Z 6~reateFex, illustrated By the
'auth0Ff Pope Leo Vii, aud the
Cons story - Charlotte + D4
ey- There 4Fs short stories %
Kate CpS0u Clark. EUzbe1a
B;slslt and james Buekham
and the poems are hy u Imlsy
Taylor. Illustrated by PaCI IL
LoE-PFs. Henry Farrell and e
IL Carmen Tie department.
RE an worth Teadia :.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Rev. J L thomas will preach
At the Camp ground next Sun
day at 4 O'clock, p. "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Mr.. " 4 bic Donald and wife,
are on a vIs;. 10 theiE Old hcne
in Ashland
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Who can beat this Mrs Z
Chiffon sent to this Office last
week tee magnificent potatoes,
the Triumph variety, which for
size. shape, aud uniformity We
have never seen surpassed
The larger one weighs Is IL
OF, and ihe other IL o. Hyou
think you can beat this, send in
your samples, about tour Of this
size make a neal and sc viii
tell you how they compare SiEh
such as are submitted 10 Us.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

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B~at s-E Z
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bat E-AT- BEE@
Eat ~ A-F-ker
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12


In the Presbyterian church.
College Hill, Miss on Thursday
july 9Th. 1895. at $50 ?. II by
Rev. L w Meeklin, M wallace
Shax and Miss Jessie Yeeklin-
The ehlrch was beautifully dec.
Grated With rare and choice
flowers sad tbs ceremony vas
performed N Al Impressive maR-
asr. Miss Pat;ie Turner reR,
dersd an appropriate Wedding
march. May thelE lives grOr
brighter rs the years roll on
and b. strengthened by faith,
hope and love TIL their spirits
are transpl4aled 10 the garden
of Paradise y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Miss Kitehell. OF Tyro, Is in
The city visiting relatives.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

No better Recommendation
can be given a young Ean now
a,days than a diploma from the
University OF Mississippi. Thus
provided he can make his
way wherever he zsy apply foI
a situation Oar young towns
man, Nj sSno. { johnson has
been 3Otiied Of ais election as
Professor OF Mathematics. and
Instructor in E1OeatIOa al the
Florida State Seminary at TaIla
hasses. Florida
SO better selection cca,a
have been n2ds. and We predict
for ". ions son = bright futrre.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Mr AID Mrs. " S Peitis, and
Jas l. Aieorn. Jr., and 9sie OF
CiarksdAie, are visitors to the
home 81 Chas Roberts. ESq On
North street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

1t is very gratifying to note
that in the election Of teachers
for the next session of the
Water Valley Public school the
name Of Miss Minnie Market ap-
pears in the list. Miss Minnie
is one Of LaPayette's fairesi
daughters. and her friends are
glad 20 see her fitness and qualt-
hcstiOB recognized by our neigh
Dor town, where she has taught
several sessions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12
|. C. R. R. Schedule.

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Ts~kess SID - al .npcr-aHt points
A " MITCHELL Asezt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12


Er. G T Webb, an aiumnus Of
The C1iveIsss o. the class 81
g3. Eas 2 Pleasant visitor - or
oHce IoaJay 1T. Wst las
been attending the Normal ia
ring TIE pest four weeks a; the
University. having adopted the
profession Of teaching as his
ealliag. lie h2s z,ready attain
eel a high rank "a bis chosen
work tie goes next year .
Ysr0O City, uherc he piI te ia
charge Q; the Public school
We take pleasure in calling
the attention Of the 9nblie to
the ear. OF Prof ( ! GGmer ia
this Issue Of the Ea6LE Prot
Gilmer = sell kuoRn 10 our
people, snd that he Wjll make
success Of bis school al Lafay
cite Springs goes without say
ing II you contemplate sensi
ing your boy away from hOme
10 school. re know OF no bet
ter place than il offered by Hr.
GImer. See bis announcement
Ire sad intelligence wsS re-
eeivei yesterday tina; Mrs 4 3
Dennis, a former resident Of
oIf0rd. lueh loved for her
maay Clsristiaa virtues hai
been stricken wi;h p.aa
and BAD passed away az lhe
bOEe Of her daughter in Leila
non, Tenn Her remains Vii BE
Inferred n Cxford. Ms Dem
lis EAs the aunt Of or esteem
ed fellOw~to~zsuIz. DR. \ II
Weston. 30 whom Tie symI4;hy
Of our community goes Gu; .a
his sad affection.
ApEopOs Of the notice 20
Pensioners II another place. We
suggss; TO those intending to
make application tor a pension
that the laE rg;h regard 70 sEis
matter has been changed aud 5-
Is necessary 80 be ery careful
in making clam FOR : peasioa
Every application ~i.l be sub
zlit;en to the Grand JaFy. and
any misrepresentation. whesaeF
intentional 81 otherwise vii en-
tail .:rOUb.e aaI expense &c,
Instructions from the ChaucsEy
eeVk before applying, and a~
on the safe SIDE
The only sena.ae Frei Mile:
and bis dog ; seeker after
e1eaP uo:eEie,y PaSse3 t1r0agh
Oxford Lassisy Oa Ills ~ay 10
View Orie4Es a Ehsea point
ne = dux = ms having walk
Ell the eusiEs distance EOz EsE
T0rx shcs far EEe = 20 -ske
tae tEiP 471 re,z-a C. Ne=
Nork 81 Sev- Jsa azI Il ~
succeeds Re sins . wager OF.
ce1sidesable z-ezat. He : ia
perfect keeping 9Th olr .lca
q that species - cracks ~hO
ara constantly attempting such
foolish feass-a Pi1E, ignorant,
shli;seSs vazboad-
n vssw OF the tact that during
the sumner months , large nun
ber 81 oar citizens aFe away
from home. and tia. the faith
f2I. Jealous pastor. Of the differ
eEg churches IN Oxford may
have some little re~t during the
hottest months which are 50
trying ca al. re suggest that
they tihe psstOrsl make some
arrangements whereby there
shall be services a; only Ons
Church each SaEilY night
Besides relieving the pastors to
some extent, this ill insure .
Larger congregation where nov
4 snail n1l0er gathers az the
several churches each night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Below vii De seeu the rota
.persoaal assessments ofLaFsy
este e3aaty for the ear lSa4.
II xtls BE- foHnd upon rnmparr~
son that the assess usut f3r this
year falls below taa. Of last y e1r
Guesasag over SI90.0 %. To
arcouns Tor tbs falling CE We
us; r2asitsr the teprsearie1
b { trou sho-: rs ere
a1aasuI panic through Ehlch
.Ee cca7iry las been passing
fsT -5Fe t4sa > year. aid the
sS4eglez. contraction IT The
sEUeay. whieh has affected
every Inc 81 business 4a.I H.
..ElStry Then or PEG pie have
70; Easse al large debts uiE
he meEch4lts tits year. xh5c4
eause9 . reduction u me item
N the Inst below ses grated
aasouzt 81 Indebtedness which
: regarded s probably collee5z
Bile ia The Ee05e the showing.
.ct cur county = fairly good.
Here i. isss It appears on The
Assessor st0ll-
1915 cattle t0veE tEO cows
and calves valued at SI-tI6.
re- Horses. sUI>9
@2lJ Mules. 97,tI5
80 Sheep or GOdts..oyer
e head valued At sss
5i5 IlOgs, (oseE ten head
valued a. SIS
lJjl Carriages and other
wheeled vShselss. valued
at IS
Il1aCS. organs aud melO>
deems YalEesi at lu.415
81 Watches. valued at $3.50
yeweiry. valued at S>9
Colo and silver plate G0j
G&Ae tLgEG L&A1 ~@erL
vAlEed at 80
Amouat OF capita employ
Ell n merchandise 81
Amount OF money on hand
o. deposit or loaned 1898
Amount Of Indebtedness
TO the party assessed
uhIch ne Te-sTes as
probably cO,ieetsh 2 6E.ij5
Household furniture cover
e25J IN Yaiue 1883
AmCEnt Of bonds. SsFtI6>
Gates. &c. 5sJ
Personal property not 9th
erwiSe mentioned 10. go
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

TIE ret1ras Of the Tax Asses
o sh0z an increase In the
number Of edacabie children in
the county for this year exceed
Iag thst Of last yssr By SIT
the total for Isai being S3I
against 795. for Is99
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Capt. Z u Lacey, Chief Depu-
" L : Marshal fo- the Eastern
DlzjS5on Of the Northern DIS
;uei % Mississippi, spent 4 few
days IL Oxford this Eeek, on
business connected with his or
see
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Ayers Fills possess the cuIa-
tive virtues Of the best known
medicinal plants These pills
are scientifically prepared, are
easy 10 take. ant safe for yeuns
and old They are invaluable
for regulating the bOEsls and
for tie relief and cure Of SsOm
ach troabisz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

~ z > Beaniaad and dsagh-
Ter, Mss Cara, OF SPangporf
came ever 20 visit the family II
NT " G. Beanaud last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Oar town Was AZ sStIr With
the ulAny people here last Sat-
urfsy, and q scene of business
activity vas presented by the
square which has not been seen
f0F several months. Good crop
prospects, rendered so by the
timely rains caused a feeling OF
hopefalness and good cheer
among al classes which stimu-
lated trade in all lines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

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Dr.. Prizes Cream B.kiax Powder
WsrtSrs Fair H;khest Az
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Dave PTItehard, i whole
soGled gentleman and saeeess>
ful farmer from Bea. . 20 i the
editor Of the E.aLE one day ast
week that &c has the best crop
he has had IN ten years, and II
ta- present prospects aTs res
Iizea he viii make moro corn
than Garter had cats the year
ne ran the threshsr.v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12


" Z . Eeaniaad and dsugh-
ter, Mss Clara, OF SpEiagporf
came over 20 vtzi, the family Of
NT " G. Beanand last week.
Mr aad Mrs. " S Peitis. aud
Jas L Ilcoru. Jr, aud z.ie OF
CiarksdAle, are visitors to the
home 81 C5as Roberts. ESq on
North street.
Dr. I VI S;owers. an old TX
ford boy. and nov 4 leading
Dentist, of Jackson, Tenn. Is
visiting his brothers and sisters
IN Oxford this week.
Mrs Nellie Price Haynes. OF
~IndlsuOla. came Up one dsy this
week 10 spend the sumner at
the delightful eo1a;Fy home 81
her mother vest oil Oxf1rd
a good sign vas tGa several
loads OF eo1aITy corn sold on
our streets since the recent
rains, which have insured 4
large crop Of the "s;afl Of life
this year
M Tbos- Heard. a progress
size yOunE farmer Of the South>
Ess, portion OF the eOaaty vas
q pleasant visitor 70 cur office
yesterday. AID left substantial
reminder wsh g.
Dr J. ". johnson Of the
University c=i~d al cur office
yesterday and talked s~otertain-
iagly concerning the University
prospects for next session, and
o. matters e1aestlolL general
.ly.
Capt. Z u Lacey. Chief Depu-
~ L : Marshal fo- the Eastern
Djsjsion Of the Northern DIS
;uei % Mississippi. spent a few
days IL Oxford this week, on
business connected with his of
see
TIE retaras OF the Tax Asses
sOr sh0E an increase In the
number Of edacabie children in
the county for this year exceed
iag tbat Of last yesr By SIT
the total for Isai being S3I
against 795. for Is99
Hr- T Y Warner. one Of our
eldes; szI most respected eiti-
-euS vas. re sre glad TO state.
N town -. week having re
covered froz 4 l0ng prctrseted
U1ess We wish him @4ny
years 81 aeal'a aad happiness
lac E41LE cEce vas hoaOEsd
ca Moz3ly b ;s presenSs of
.Hcse srsat voang 2d Ms
Carrie BrssIo- q p eity. and
kSs Hanuzh Hassiag q Holy
Springs Hiss Haussa eanss
dozu + a.,sad the marriage o.
Msss Adde sGsaoe 10 NF
BaSJss ikst evening
CaAaeeI.o- L b Fsstoa of the
University Ieit asst Monday 70
astsnd the National Teachers
Association At A<5sEy paEk
y. J.. aheFe be has IaYiied the
Presidents Of txen;y State Cni
yeTsiuss to meet bins in confer
euee abou; matters OF e01mOD
Interest. especially land matters
Dave PFitehart, i whoIe>
souled gentleman AID success
ful farmer from Bea. = 20 j the
editor Of the E.GLE one day ast
week that &c has the best crop
lie has had IN ten years, and II
the pFesea; prospects aFs reA-
Iixea he viii make more corn
than Garter had cats the year
ne ran the threshsr.T
Oar town WAS al sStIr With
the many people here last Sat
urtsy, and scene of business
activity was presented by the
square which has not been seen
for several months. Good crop
prospects, rendered so by the
timely rsias caused a feeling OF
hopefulness and good cheer
among ali classes which stimu-
lated trade in all liuss-
1t is very gratifying to note
that in the election of teachers
for the next session of the
Water Valley Public school the
name Of Miss Minnie Market ap.
pears IN the list. Miss Minnie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

CaA1eel.e- L b Fst0a of the
University Ieft Ass Monday to
attend the National Teachers
Association at ASbsEy Pax
y. J.. ahcFe be has invited the
Presidents Of tEen'y State Tni
versiues to meet bins in confer
suee a5ou; matters Of e0=mOD
ia,erest. especially land matters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

M T Y Warner. one Of our
sldes; szl most respected citi-
-euS vas. re sre glad TO state.
N towa Is. week having re
covered from 4 long prctrseted
U,aeSs We wish him @4ny
years ~ aeslsh aad happiness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-07-12

Tae E4cLE &c was hoaOEsd
ca MCz1ly b tle presence q
.Hcse sE-at yoGnS aides, us
Carrie 8EEslo- q 'AEs si'y. aud
kss Ha-uzh Hastings q Holly
Sprluzs HIS Hauusa eknss
aczu = 4.ssaa the marriage Of
Ms Adde EsGs4oe 10 NF
RurTer rsSr @s~7g-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-03
Republican Ticket.

COUNTY.
For Assembly,
CHAS. W. HERMANN.
For PrOthonotary,
J.C. SCHOCH.
For Register Is Recorder.
g.. ". SIliNDEL.
For DiStrlctA Attorney
!. VI. BAKER.
For jury Commissioner,
i. n. kNEpp.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-03
The Coscyltes.

The followers of CoNcy are getting
more numerous and considerably
bolder. The attempts to capture
trains in Montana and Ohio last week
were successfully accomplished, but
by speedy and iudicious actions on
the part Of the government, the
scheme Of the industrials failed. If
these armies marching on to Wash
ington are actuated by the purest
motives, their means must still be
condemned. In the first place, we
doubt the eXpediency of the motives,
because we cannot conceive that pro
fessional tramps, vagaries, swindlers,
full-blooded anarchists, counter-iitt-
ers, prostitutes, vagabonds and idlers
could have very pure motives. Sec
ondly, 1t ia establishing bad pre-
celer. land, n aeut. hich
is a relic of barbarism and which can
be traced to the darkest period in the
worlds history. In the days when
despotic governments held sway over
the greater portion of the world,
large bands of men moved toward
the capitals to overthrow the ruling
power or to demand concessions.
This is an age of civilization and IN
era of intellectual advancement.
Such movements are entirely out of
place.
Coxey with $50 men has moved in
to Washington. There are over l3,
900 i'll different parts OF the Union
now marching on to Washington.
Would it not be n good idea for the
Washington police to cage CoXey's
$50 men and put them on short ra-
tions We think that this would be
the best of medicine for accomplish
ing the dispersement of the vaga-
bonds.
These tramp armies deserve no
consideration. They are not to be
confounded with the honest, respect
able, law abiding unemployed. They
are in no way identified or associated
with the great body of American
workingmen who are deserving of
public respect and sympathy.
Such summary dealing as that in
Montana and Ohio will soon cure
the CoXey craze.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-03
At the Court House.

AT the Argument Court held here
on Friday the case of N. T. Dundore
VS.. Robert j. Bingaman was argued
Attorney Botdorf appeared for the
petitioners against the report of the
viewers for a public ,road in Wash
ington township.
The case of Henry w. Felty VS..
John j. Yetter and Moses Yetter was
submitted to the court.
At the License Co urt, licenses were
granted to the prop'rs of all the old
hotel stands in the county. A license
was also granted to John II. Boyer,
proprietor of the Boyer House, Ere
mont, Pa, and the petition of Geo.
w. Weaver, Freeburg, Pa, was re.
fused on account of a remonstrance.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-03
BEAVERTOWN.

1t sadly behooves us to chronicle
the untimely death of Mrs. Gertrude
Dreese. She was the old st caught
er of A. NJ. Oarpe nter, an1 was
married to Charles Dreese 1 little
more then three years ago. On Sat
erday night Apr. 30, she was taken
violently i'll. and at the same time
became unconscious in which state
she remained until the following
Thursday when she died at 8 A. NJ.
She was aged % yrs, 4 mos. and 8
days. The funeral took place last
Saturday forenoon when alarre con-
course of people followed vne re-
mains of one respected and loved to
their last resting place. Rev W. II.
Fahs ofiiciated. Gertrude Dreese
connected herself with the Evangel-
ical Lutheran church June 18th, 1886,
and remained consistent member
of the same until God in His infinite
wisdom saw fit to remove her from
the church militant to the church
triumphant. The death of this
young woman, has caused vacancy
in her home, in the church, in the
Sabbath school and in the hearts of
her many friends. Truly death loves
a shining mark. 1t is bitter blow
and our deepest sympathy is with
the bereaved husband, parents, bro
theirs and sisters of the departed.
We commend them to Him, who
best knows what is needed to guide
His people home . Prof. j. Palmer
Carpenter, and wife of Sunbury,
Samuel Carpenter and wife of Ian
caster, and Charles Carpenter of
Camel, Clinton Go. were here to at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Dreese
cot. William Beaver and Mrs. Peter
Schaeil'er are on the sick list ID. +.
Coleman sold his confectionery, flour
and feed store to Henry Weaver ..
Mrs. Ellen Reed and her little
daughter Frances after having spent
some time with friends, left on Thurs
day of last week for their home in
Virginia. John Royer of Rebers-
burg paid our town short visit last
week .. Jacob G.. Snyder is treating
his house to new coat of paint.
WILD Roses.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-03


Progra mme of the oath Annual
Convention to be held in the Evan.
Lutheran Church, Beavertown, Pa.
MAY Z, 8 and 3, 1894.
MONDAY EVENING.
7:3O. Devotional exercises,
Pres. NJ. L. Wagenseller
7:45 Address, Prof. Bowersox.
voluntary addresses.
TUESDAY MORNING.
900. Devotional exercises.
A. w. Musser.
9:45. Relation of the Pastor to the S. 5.
Rev. |. p. Neff, Prof. ID. s. Boyer.
1000. Relation of the Church Mem
Der to the 5. 5.
Rev. 5. Smith, n. Il. Dundore.
ll:OO. Question Box.
ll:lj. Reception of Delegates.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
300 Devotional exercises, J.A.Smith.
2;lO. Organization and appointment
OF Committees.
2:30 Children's Mass Meeting,
Rev. 5. f.. Davis, j. A. Lumbard,
Rev. w. w. Rhodes.
$50. Report of Secretary.
TUESDAY EVENING.
1880. Praise services,
\. NJ. Carpenter.
7:i5. The Infant Department-its
teacher and needs,
Prof. j. A. Sprenkel.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
900. Devotional exercises, "A. Ulsh.
9:l5. Relation of the 5. s. to the be.
nevolent work of the church,
Rev. j. Hutzy, Prof. VIM Meyer.
1000. Reports of 5. 5. and selection
of place of next meeting.
1925. What are the present needs of
the ;. ). in our county
Revs. W. NJ. Lands, j. +. Eckersly,
Rev. $. b. Wengart.
ll:OO Relation of the S. s. to the
temperance movement,
Reys. A. X. Zimmerman, r. f.
Hassinger.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
900. Devotional exercises,
VIM. Heeter.
2:45. What constitutes membership
OF the ). s.,
Revs. G.. w. Schnable, G. o. Lehr.
2;45. Reports of committees.
300. Closing exercises.
Every school should be represent
ed by Mt least two delegates. Cos
pei hymns Nos. /, 2, B and will be
used. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Rev. w. FANS,
j. p. WETzEL,
REV. Il. G. WEIDENMYER,
Executive Committee.