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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-27
Real Estate Transfers.
MORGAN DISTRICT.

The following real estate transfers
have been admitted to record since
last week:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-27

A BIG lot of Mems Tan Shoes
worth $500 for $1.05.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-27
New Store
New Goods
New Inducements

| have a nice stock of fami-
ly supplies, dry goods and no
TONS of the best quality, that
l request the buying public tc
examine.
| can duplicate prices offer
ed anywhere.
Come and see me.
II. G. HOUGH,
SUNNYSIDF..
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-27
A Pleasant Event for Vaudeville.

WV. MooRHEAD, See'y,
Morgantown, W. Va, July 20, 1895
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-27

READ Hirschman's advertisement.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

The heavy rains caused bad washont
on tho Is. d NJ. at Curtis, Aeb. Tho
dam in tho lake broke and washed out
about soventy-iiye feet II the railroad
tract, leting down into the washout SOW
oral box cars that wero standing on the
side trucks. Two box cars were washed
some distance away from tho traeD No
naii WIS rocsiyea HolyoKs Monday
from points east OF Curtia, Neb., on nc
count OF the washout. The break in
the track has been repaired 30 that the
regular trains are now running again.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Most coughs may DO cured in few
hours or at any rate in few days, by
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. With
such n prompt and sure remedy MS this
at hand, there IS no need Of prolonging
the agony for weeks and months. Keep
this remedy in your house,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

While ON his way to attend the sur
priso party ut tho NJ. Il. parsonage last
Saturday evening, Ed Brace ran into u
barbed wire fence tearing his clothing
and cutting his hand badly. Tho fence
had been built while he was absent from
Holyoke aud he was not aware that there
was any fence there. He and those with
him were joking and cutting up when
ho started to run and ran into the barbed
yrlra
The state herald., 1895-06-07

A number OF the members and friends
Of the NJ. +. Church gave Rev. Collo,t
and family surprise party last satur-
dny evening at their home. Rev. Col
lett was making call at the home Of
John Hegiubotham while tho surprise
party took possession Of his home and,
whom Lo reformed home mud found them
In possession, for o.os at least, he was
surprised. some most tempting re-
lreshmenis were teryed by the ladies.
Music and good social time was the
order OF the evening and nil present
seemed to enjoy thems slyes.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

D.. V Haley. road maaier 90 tho main
line Of tho y. & n aud formerly rp1d
maaier on tbo division between ilolyoso
AMI iDldtcgc, waa billed IN o wreul be'
twoon osIofd and Mccook Saturday
evening OF last wcrk. ilo wan on tho
engine II construction tram whom they
fnu Into q waahont u, v Haley road
master. tho engineer, titeman and a
| rsgl nan Neta hiIlel.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Health and happiness are relative con-
ditions at any rate, there can be little
happiness without health. To give the
body its full measure OF strength and en-
ergy, the blood should be kept puro and
vigorous, by tie use OF Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Ed Walker, Amhcrs,'s most nocial and
popular merchant, was in Iioly ohe Mou'
day. lie is fsolinR very inueh enronr'
nged over the crop pfoapsots eiBcc tie
faius and uays that part OF the county
will hnyo inif crop 81 shont.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Ono day last week never went
through Holyoke headed for the west.
When the general rain of last week over
took him between Holyoke and the
Platte river, he turned around and start
ed back TO his homo near Curtis, Neb.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

"Lool,, ,wiilo,al the New Man, amt
this just lovely wS,atooa'f mado it
mysoli out Of one of her old pleevea.
Aint snyiBRY" Aud tho other Nrw
Man Razcd Mt the garment in volublo
admiration. Indianapolis Journal,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Roy. W. u. collott won't TO Denver
Monday 10 attend The annual conference
Of the NJ. y. church. Harry McElroy,
hia brother -in-law who had beon visit
ing with tho family for few wee,a, nc
compapiod him.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

T Sam Lewis, Harney Clark and John
Crater did not go very lar west ON their
prospecting trip. The recent rain over.
took then while travelling in Logan
county and when they heard that Phil
lips county had been treated to heavy
soaking ram, they Immediately started
hack
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Not very many farmers have been seen
on tho ptieets Of Holyolse tlncp tho big
rain lan, week, They ore evidently too
busily engaged In looking after their
crops 70 como 70 town very often.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

A good story is told 10 one OF our ex-
changes OF major Of arillory, who had
command OF for, in the far west. Ho
was freqncntly lamcniiog that hts right
arm could not bc more often used n
gainst the Indians. Finally one day be
took ons OF tho small howiizors, which
defended the fort, and had II securely
strapped to tho back Of IN army mule
with the muzalo projecting over the nn-
imal'a tail With tho novel gun carriage
he, IN high feather, went with the cap
tain and sergeant TO bluif on the
banl. pi tho Missouri, near which was On
onmped q band Of friendly Indians.
The gun was duly loaded and primed,
the fuso inserted, aud tho mule backed
to tho edge of tho bluff The major re-
mnri,ed something nbout the moral Of
feet the exhibition was likely 10 produce
upon tho Indian allies, and stopped gay.
ly forward and applied tho match.
Tho curiosity of the old mule W.
aroutcd. Io icrhod his head around to
roo what was fzglng away there on his
mock. and the next second his feot wero
oil punched together, aud making forty
revolutions a minute, while the gun wa-
threatening everything undcr the oano
py within radius Of ton mllea with in-
htnnt destruction.
Tho captain Skinned up tho only aynil.
able tree. The sergeant throw himself
fat on tho ground, and tried 10 dig II
hole with hla bayonc, TO crawl into,
white tho 'nt mnjor rolled over aud over
in agony, alternately invoking the pro-
lection OF providence, mud curaing tho
mule.
Finally Tho explosion came, tho ball
going throus Tho roof Of the fort The
rocoil Of tho gun and the wild leap OF
the terrified mule carried both over tho
blun TO safe anchorage at tho bottom
Of tho river. The jisconhlod party re-
turned andly 20 the fort.
Shortly after tho chief OF tho Indiana
appeared, aud announced bficflyi I'm
lnn 90 homo
Questioned ~ TO why, hc thus ex'
plaincdi "lnjnn yor brave, bolp white
man. ipjnn uac gun, uHc bow aifnw,prc
lsuifei but when wnito man lfoolf whole
jacltase, lniun no understand no think
fright lniun noholp um leht that way
i.s.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

The committee appointed by tho dis.
trlct court TO examine the county treas-
uror's boois completed their oSamina'
ton Monday. We will pnhllsh their re-
port in next weeks ISSUE Of the HERALD.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

II will pay You to remember that Hy'
att Il Elliott carry complete stock Of
Gents Furnishings, children's knee pants
and waisie, hosiery, etc. Everything at
lowest prices polsibla.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ocysrr Cixnr-stowart W. ncErs.
RIlrriYY- "A. 4. Gnthre.
Corsrr Jupcy-Wm. G. Robinson.
1nrAsunFp-B. a. Hoskins.
Rrrr. or scgooLs-c. u. Timberlnke.
AssEssor-G. Weaver
fupyEYoI WIN. Lowe.
ConoSxR-L. i. LsNis.
4. d. Copp.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

While We In Colorado havc been en-
joyine tho most delightful weather OF
tho laut week, tho poor suffering morlaln
OF tho east have been afflicted with one
Of the most severe heated Bcasonr TO
which tboy are subject.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

In cases whore dandruiT, scalp disoaN
falling aud grayness OF the hnir appear,
do not neglect them, but adply proper
remedy and tonic like Hall's Hair Re-
mower.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

What are prices coming tor Judging
from the prices of books, cups. saucerB
and silyerwnrc Mt The City Drug Store
they are. coming to rocli bottom.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Oswald Hcr,zig returned to this coun.
iy last week from EibaEt county. where
he has boon Tor some time putting IN n
crop Of potatoes.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

II You intend making final proof on
your claims, call at the HERALD Office
md have your application papers made
out,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

d. Il Wilson, Charley Wilson and
wife and George Thornton and family
left Holyoke this week on n prospecting
tlip through tho country north OF here
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Don't buy factory lard when you can
get nice home made lard at the Meat
Market at the same pIice. \
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Parties indebted TO me will call and
settle. Bills not paid by June 18th, will
be given 10 collector.
MEs. VIoLA WooDRurr. 9
The state herald., 1895-06-07

I'D Brace came home last week from
Orleans, Neb., where be has been attend
ing college. lie will return TO Orleans
Saturday to remain tall tho cloao Of tho
term.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

II. A. floskins goes TO Denver tomor-
row aud from there will accompany W.
II. Moore and his son Harry on n prod
pec,ipg trip up Into Isontt county.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Raymond of Hax'
tun were in Holyoke Tuesday on bust
mess.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Applications for final proof made out
free OF charge al tho HERALD Office.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

w. d. Kelsey wGs in Grant, Neb, u
couple of days this week attending to
legal business,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

FoR CASH, 10000 acres Of lind in ono
body, in Phillips county. Pnces must
be low.
H. N. McpuEnntS.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

The City Drug Store has and will sell
wall paper cheaper than any firm in Hol-
yoke.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Tho presby,erlan Sunday School, riii
observe ohildren'a day by appropriate
exercises at the Bap,iat Church nett
Sunday evening ut $50.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

A good house and lot in Woodrivcr,
Hall county, Neb., Tor laEm IN PHILIPPE
county, Colorado. Il. J.. Horr.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

q. II Hartman has beon absent from
Holyoho all OF this week overseeing tho
repairing ol the washouia on tho east
end OF the high line.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

>Mru. Harry Moore went b Dcnyer
wtdnosday whore ahc will remain dur.
Ing ilnrry'a absence on prospecting
trip Ia the northwestern pnrt OF tho
atntr.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
sTATe OFFICERS.

GoyrnyoR-Albor. W. Mcintyre.
In. iiovrngoR-Jcrod l.. Brush.
FgrRrr,RY OF SrATE-A. u. Mctinficy.
STATE TREAsunrR-H. T.. hnln.Z;
Surr, Pun. ISs.-hneenttetteJ J. Pcasy.
STarr ArpITop-g.E r. PRrlo,.
ATTORNEY GEsEn,L-B. L.S
sgsAroH asTn pIsTnicr-J. "A Painter.
EErsrsENrAIiyg-Jnm 5. tprnahan.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

The cool weather nlheo tho rains Sc,
10 Inst wcel; has been line Tor wheat.
Vegetation Of all kinds Is growing rap
idly.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

3 Mrs. S. n. Dlilo ia reading law In The
Office Of W. -. Kolsey OF Holyoke aud, 10
tho course Of couple of years. iiolyokc'
no doubt, can boast a full ilcdged lady
lawyer.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

V. g Leo came down last week from
tho North Platte conn,ry and viii plant
come corn on his farm IN this county.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

wm. Clemmous came down irem Gil
lctte. wyo., last week TO look ai,or bus.-
ness mnttors a. Holyoke.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

When you think OF making nnal proof
on your claim. call ON ii. ii. Mason.
clerk Of the district court.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Hon. N. y. Iomlin. commissioner 81
irrigation for Kanrtu, In a lengthy art,.
clio pnbhrhed In tie salina Irrigation
Farmer, aaysi
ufn making the rcscryolr, which 10 n
nteeahry adjunct ol an lrrlsaiins plant,
lo1 much ppina aud oaio cnunot 10 be-
slowed upon iis construction. Whsther
II is made TO store wnier 'rrm tho pump
Or en much lafgsf scale lotolalu itofm
The state herald., 1895-06-07

There are most too many lakes on the
streets OF iiolyoko for convenient tray
cling.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Mrs. W. c. Powers left Holyoke Sat
urdny for visit with friends at Salt
Lake.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Mrs. pHin,or and children left Holyoko
10. dny for a visit with her parents nt
Roseland, Mob.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Fresh fish at W. r. shamp & Co.'S ev-
cry Friday.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

TURKEY EGGS.

I have some thoroughbred brown
turkeys and will sell egso at reasonable
figures. Leave orders at HERALD Office
j. A. BERG.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
Harry Moore goes to Denver to-day.

Why not stock tho town lakes w,tl
fish.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

fr.t :'ro.by,esnn Church has prchching
service. on the fourth sunday cf cacb month
nj tho baptist Church.
Irv. Ropr. coLtNAa,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Holyoke. Colo, May g7. 1895.

hciy ohe, NOio', Puy ~, io'o'
Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
preaent, NJ. d. Copp, chairman, S. Nelson
and VIM Kipllng commissioners.
The following claims were allowed
W Z Holland, glass, putty and set
ting same III aid store AGO
w & Pugh witness fees 5pOl
Graaville Pendleton dis; atty 5000
MrA Clara S Henderson court rop 81 90
N p Copp witness and milcngo 2G5
HAIRY Moore juror dist court II G5
= ,i'f.r:ss- Wilson ..,BeJ siis, court i5i5
Il LeBlauc witness fees 1906
James Young draying l50I
.Jumes Young juror dist court 10 10
J w urowpcr juror dist court 10 Is
Chas Cramer witnesg foea 3 Ia
John Norseen juror dist court $40
@ IA I irwin juror dis. court 5l5
John Heginbotham witness ioos 2G5
l. Lewis deputy elk dist court 4 So
q w Shulor juror dist court II Go
otis Casietter witness 2G5
d A Hoskins witness 205
Glttltib Bosch juror dist court 10 10
S q Peck juror dist court II G5
L Erickson juror dist cour, - 10
a Armstrong witness 400
lla Hall witness TO
.ifs Anna Money witness ii5
elafenco Larson Juror 4. l' w W
4 sweeaiHho juror u ~
b'h fhi'ips juror 10 10
ohHiei Juror 10 90
Al Anderson l"ror 10 10
oAAs e'alef lnfot 10 ~
= v n.'''' !"''s ~
= Mone' Juror ~ 70
i"',nou u'u!'nR w
ilolyoke fosi rent lar diSt court 10 oO
y Cnurn'hs Wi'nes' 20
L Aniuoh0i'nn "i'hc'S 20 10
A'1os pu''o'n''' "i'"oH' 80
= \ Mefhoff'h "i'h'sS %
y 4 Snyder Juror 10 10
On motion, bonfd adjourned TO meet
ooiooA y h'
one O'Clock p M ooa'a met pursuant
10 adjournment, present. iuli board
The following claims were allowed:
| S S Worley juror - co
N N Wefley juror 10
W q Holland money paid for iani,or
work 'or DIST court 900
Harry A 1rrgo Juror 10 %
Chris, Schmidt juror 10 10
Frank lioyt juror II Go
o. nclart juror II Go
W II Dickefaon juror 10 u
Ira Gray juror IS 30
. IL hhlehsr "i'nesH 70
+ NJ Smith witness ob5
q W sinner coffin for poor l2oo
Mtn Roll Cumming. meals for Miss
Carlson while taking caro- OF Mrs
Carlson dn.ane, Ioo
4 j Slater count, ,uppllu b5
O j Slater mdae for poor DOS
q w shulor repni,ipe cbaIra 900
, ~ a,.l.I. .i....,u tDn ~
The state herald., 1895-06-07

HoIrors Posr No Meets even Saturday
afternoon a, the q. A. II. Hall at eo'cloek.
w. Krrsrr, Adj Gro. raEgo, Commander.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
SECRET SOCIETIES.

TIC Farnors Protective Association mcets In
tho A. r. q. hall end aud iih Saturday OF each
month. is. SIiocEEr, President.
CuA,, wuaoS. Soc. z. q. DuLET, Cor Assent.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

lo.o.r. UAcknPaEhr.
HoLY0KE ENcAMrMESr 40. -, meets
every second aud fourth Thursday evening".
y. NJ. ssfri. C.P q. W. oARtANn, $. W
crAs. ". PETER, sbribc.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
OFFTCI.AL DIRECTORY Y
U. S. LAND oFFlct. STERLING.

RydIsryR-P. ]. DFNrsTER.
l.ogIvxa-DIxoS BUCHANAN.
RATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
pspsIprYT-G Grover Cleveland.
pnysIpsSr OF SESATE-A. Stevenson.
CgIgP Jusricg-Mrlyilln ". Fuller.
SscRrrA Any or STATE-W. Q. Gresham.
T" TuEAsuRY- John q. Carlisle
:. WAR-Dnniel Lamont,
" NAyY-lIilHry A. Herbert.
" lsTEMoa-i ioke Smith.
=" AdMcuLTUEr s. Morton.
ATTORNEY GrSEaA Richard olney.
Pesru,srrE EGEsrnAI-Wilsuu $. Bifsell.
u. II. BEskTogs- NJ. Teller. L. q. Molcott-
RIrnrsENTITIyrs-l Pence, John Bell.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
psrcinoT OFFICERS.
CRY OFFICERS.

Jcsrtrrs-A. II. noien and Z. C.. ChurninT
CossrlpIEg L. Kidd nnd q. w. Norris.
The state herald., 1895-06-07
RATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

RydIsrvn-P. ]. DENPsTER.
3sCRIyYa-DIxos BUCHANAN.
The state herald., 1895-06-07

A. r. q A. NJ,
uotyoxr i,opat No, Meets tho let and ~
rriday of caeh month All Mnauns cordially
inyiisd 10 attend. -,
The state herald., 1895-06-07

Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
preaen,, NJ. ID. Copp, chairman, S. Nelson
and VIM Kipllng commissioners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30
The oourtship of Miles standish.

Encouraged by the hearty welcome given to these two American poems, Longfellow, i'll 1858, published third, "The Courtship of Miles Standish In this he told no pathetic tale of part ed lovers nor did he draw on the quaint lore of the red men. He took his story from the annals of his own ancestors, the sturdy founders of New England. AS 1t happened, he himself (like his fel low poet, Bryant) was direct descend ant of John Alden and Priscilla, the Puritan maiden, whose wooing he nar- rated. The Courtship of Miles Stan dish" is only less popular than it's pred- eoessors, 'Evangeline" and 'Hiawa- tha :" All three have been taken to heart by the American people, all were composed during the brightest years of the poets life, when his family were growing up about him, when he was in the full possession If his powers and had already achieved fame. = Professor Brander Matthews in St Nicholas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30
LabiacI,e's Voice.

Lablache had the most magnificent bass voice ever known to the lyric stage It had compass of two ootaves, from D fiat below to E fiat above the bass staff. He was man of prodigious size and strength, and his voice was proportioued to his physical dimensions. Nothing was able to overcome or drown it, and through the tones of the largest chorus 1t boomed out as Justify as though alone More than once he broke window pane by the strength of the vibrations caused by his monstrous voice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30
THE INEFIT1BIE= HAPPENS.
Memphis seimitar.

Memphis ssmitar.
 A dispatch from St. Petersburg this morning states that the Council of the Empire yesterday unani- Imously approved, a decree authoriz- ing commercial transaction of any kind to be concluded on gold basis.
 This action is intended to place the country on the gold standard by establishing the gold rouble as the unit of value Heretofore this has been forbidden, but the depreciation in silver renders it impossible for Russia to maintain the standard of the silver rouble as represented by the paper rouble.
 Russia is Q big country, bigger than the United States, and of in- calculable natural resources. More over, it is under a despotic govern ment, and all the power thereof has been exerted in the attempt to maintain a silver standard. But in vain. Commercial usage has proven stronger than the Czar, even in his own dominions
 Now, the foreign comemerce of Russia is not so large as that of the United States, and consequently the country is less dependent than we are upon the financial systems of other nations in regard to it's none tary standard. Yet Russia has suecumbed-not to argument or the sharks of Wall street or Lombard street, but to the inevitable.
 That has happened there which has happened in all the great coun- tries of the earth
 The commercial world says that god shall be the standard by which all values are to be measured, and all the ukases, acts of Parliament and acts of Congress between this and doomsday would fail to reverse the decision
 The custom of the merchant is su- perioe to any statute when the two conflict
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30
HIS SMILE WENT WITH THE POSE.
The Model In the Life Class Smiled Sim
 ply For the Sake of Art.

The Model In the Life Class Smiled Sim
 ply For the Sake of Art.
 An amusing incident occurred not long ago in a well known New York art school The girl students were draw ing from life A study of the Dancing Faun. A good looking Italian boy was the model, and as he assumed the requisite pose his face became wreathed in smiles. He was gazing directly at the class, and each girl imagined the smile was directed at her.
 ''How very embarrassing said a Long Island girl. ''I wish to goodness he wouldn't grin at me. D
 In spite of the indignant glanoes cast at him the son of Italy continued to smile at the blushing girls
 Presently stolid German girl looked up and noticed the smile, which she imagined was aimed directly at her.
 You sohtop dot schmiling. We don't want you to schmile at us " The boy figure instantly strengthened up. and he stood before the class the very inn personation of offended dignity as he said:
 Ladies, no smile at any one l pose to you as % Dancing Faun. ze smile goes wiz ze pose. New York World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30

Personal attention given to the posting m ana distribution of advertising matter Of ey cry kind. including samples. etc. Cbareee reasonable. Office at A. J. Stewards D oo 1l4 East Barraque street. s' =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30
OLD BELLS IN NEW YORK.
Two Metal Messengers Whose Tones Have
 Sounded to Many Generations.

Two Metal Messengers Whose Tones Have
 Sounded to Many Generations.
 Whether it be due to patriotic or poetic instincts it is nevertheless true that famous old bell always arouses a reminiscent feeling. Its very presence suggests story-the glad cry of liber- ty, the joyous peals of wedding festivi- ties, the somber tone of funeral process sions. Weather stained and hoary, an old bell seems like a messenger of fate.
 Hence it is not to be wondered at that the bell in the yard of the Collegiate church. at Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth street, daily attracts throng of inquiring faces closely pressed against the high iron railing surrounding the church.
 From the quaint Latin inscription on the bell one learns that it was sent in 1795 by the people of Amsterdam as a gift offering to the North church i'll New York then at Fulton and William streets, where it had been erected in 1898
 Hanging high above the city, at Forty ,eighth street and Fifth avenue, is another link that binds us to the past. This great bell bears this Dutch insorip ton;
 Fen leegat aan de Neederdeutsche kirke, Niow York, 1731.
 It appears from the old will of Colo mol Abraham de Peyster that he ordered a boil to be made in Holland for the Middle church, then occupying the site of the old fort at the Battery. The peo- pie of Holland were so pleased at being thus remembered by one of their num- Der ill America that a great number of coins were thrown into the smelting pot which contained the metal for the bell as an evidence of their apprecia- tion. During the Revolution the Middle church was put to strange uses. Re moving the pulpit, gallery, pews and flooring, the British dragons converted it into riding academy.
 John Oothout was granted permission from Commander in Chief Lord Howe to remove the De Peyster bell to place of safety. Accordingly, in the most un obtrusive manner possible, the bell was sent to Chambersburg Pa. When peace was restored, the bell was hung i'll the steeple of the Middle church, afterward leased to the federal government for postoffioe purposes, and which many remember as the old Post office building. A little more journey ing and the De Peyster bell reached it's present haven.
 The Collegiate oonsistory carefully preserve the relics of their several churches. A pewter plate bearing the date 1769 and giving history of the old North church is slowed away with charter granted in 1896 by William III empowering them to incorporate themselves in New York Here, too, is zealously guarded the old will of John Harpending, now yellow with age bequeathing, in 1728, much of his land to the Collegiate corporation. Now York Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-30

SHREVEPORT, LA, has raised $35O 900 by subscri otion to secure the K. c. P. < c railroad and shops. From present indications it seems that Pine Bluff can't raise $5, 900 for a match factory. That's the differ ence between the people of Shreve- port and Pine Bluff.