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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-26
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was trans
acted in probate court during the past
week:
Janette Larabee Estate, Newport.
Appraisers and executors invento
ries returned and accepted.
Calvin Dunton Estate, Charleston.
Appraisers inventory returned and
accepted.
Carlos Moxley Estate, Albany. j.
E. Chamberlin, administrator, settled
his account.
Loanda o. Dwinell Estate, Glover.
@. E. Joslyn, administrator, settled
his account. Decree of distribution
made.
jill. Winslow Estate, Barton. Last
will and testament proved.
Giles Wilcox Estate, Newport. Last
will and testament proved. Martha
E. Wilcox, widow, filed her waiver of
said will.
Alfred @. Clark Estate, Glover.
Commissioner report returned and
accepted.
Abel Humphrey Estate, Barton. Lii.
cense granted Administrative to sell
real estate.
MILO Minors, Newport. Adelphis
Boucher appointed guardian unto
Harry and Arthur o. Mizo, minors.
Elizabeth Roberts Estate, Westfield.
Victor E. Roberts appointed admins
traitor. Christopher Bryant and H.
Tillotson appointed appraisers and
commissioners.
E. B. Hill, insane, Irasburgh. Henry
Hill ct AL filed petition asking for re-
moval of Geo. K. Hill, guardian. Hear
ing assigned for September 2, at New
port. sf8t93t 81 tasFtf 5r5 -
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MARRIED..

AT the residence of the brides mother, Aug.
u, by Rev. j. P. Marvin, Colby Clark of Mari
on, Ohio, and Miss Minnie Driver of West
Charleston.
At Newport, Aug. 81, by Rev. R. L. Olds
Harlo Hammond and Miss Sarah hurry, both
of Newport.
At the Crystal Lake House, in Barton, Aug.
%, by Rev. j. Mcdonald, Willie o. Bishop of
Newark and Miss Emma Densmore of Burke.
In Glover, Aug. %, by Rev. j. Mcdonald,
Albert L. Gleason of Glover and Miss Lottie
May Harris of Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-26
Hoods Pills D natS ha a5d oer i Sox
Case of Leonard Dodd.

WHEREAS, Leonard Dodd of Irasburgh, VT.
formerly a member of the Vermont Annual
Methodist Episcopal Conference, has With
drawn from said Conference. and also from
the ministry and mem bership of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, and has, contrary to
the custom of our denomination, repeatedly
refused to surrender his ordination paTch-
ceived and from which he has voluntarially
withdrawn; therefore, by direction of the
aforesaid body hereby certify that the Yer
mont Annual Conference is no longer respon-
sible for his character, and that he no longer
has any authority from us to perform the
civil and ministerial functions of an ordain-
ed Minister of the Gospel
w. r. DAVENPORT,
Sec'y of the VT. Annual NJ. T.. Conference.
Barre, VT. August 10, 1895.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-26

The following is a list of the grand
and petit jurors of the September
term of Orleans County Court:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-07

I'll, prn.LIon, Has ", Faith lo tha Is,In.,
~ p.na
,I,mIa,.nn - na.."., :,
So,
Sr
NEW YORK. Match o.-ihe adJourncd
meeting Of tho national assembly OF the
League of American Wheelmen recon,
,.,od ., ,o.on ~ ,,-a,, p-os;don.
ur 49,
hi!iison, OF Cumberland, Mu., occupied
tho chair. Tho principal business wal
tho awarding Of the contract for the
punli cation Of tho |. A. ". Bulletin
and many bids wore nut in for tho priy.
ilcre, Tho snecial COMMITTEES recom.
monded tina. tho contract be awarded Ia
Mr.. s,erlinr ElIio,. editor OF Good
Roads. Boston.
Another change that will benefit the
national treasury Of Tho I. A. ". WAS
unanimously agreed mon. Formerly
the national treasury retained 80 per
cont al the ANIMAL dnos md refnndcd
the other half TO tho s,ato divisions
on, of This 30 mar cont the national
treasury paid for the I. A. ". Bulletin.
Now tho voarlv dues will be soyenty.
fiye cen,s nor canita and thu mcmbers
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NfOUNDSyILLE.
A miscellaneous Ilciaurs of Minor Mat
ters from Sfnr,hnll,s 1I,tropols

A miscellaneous Mciaure OF Minor Mat
tiers from M%arshnil's oIctropolis.
The board OF directors OF the peni.
Tertiary were In session yesterday,
holding their regular monthly meeting.
Only the regular routine business was
transacted. There arc ass ~convicts
now confined in tho pen. Tho Joseph
kleo company has begun tho manuiRc.
ture OF jeans, employing abou. twonty-
five hands at present
The Epworth League will hold q do.
votlonal service this evening. Every.
pcrson attending is requested to bring
an offering in tho way Of clothing, cat
ablcs and money which will be distrib-
uted among tho poor. Several now
members will DO received into full
fellowship.
Mr.. Matthias Collct, nged seventy.iive
years, was found yesterday afternoon
about . o'clock lying on a bed dead.
Heart failure was tho cause OF his death.
Tho funeral will occur Friday morning.
Mrs. Dehen, aged ffty.threo years, n
sister 10 Mr.. G. ". Morris. dicd Wed.
ncsday morning OF consumption and was
buried in Mt Rose cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
Tho grand jury has been in session
for two days past and has not yct finish.
cd their work. An extra largo docket
is filed.
Mrs. n. A. Jones will entertain q
number OF friends u. a o'clock dinner
this evening.
Col. 7. Ii. Baldwin ia confined to his
room with q bad case OF Ia grippe.
Col. Bon Wilson, OF Clarkaburg, is in
tho city.
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THE AFTER EFFECTS
Where Grip Almost Always
Lodgs..A Graphic Experience.

"Throo years ngo l wns taken Hick
with tho grip. which Affected my kid.
.noyO SO that tho doctor, told mo I had
Bright's disease aud dropsy. I had
throo doctors (cnch for ono year,, aud
one stopped my wiio on tho stroot aud
told her that l would never got well,
aud, 10 toll tho truth, l never thought 1
would. ] was no alex that uny n ait.
ting on tho other side OF tho room could
SEQ my throat beat; my ouo could cit
alongside OF mo and hear my hear. beat.
could not lilo down, nor walk, and my
friends advised mo ~ try n homeopathic
doctor. which l did. This doctor wanted
my wifo TO send mo 10 au incurable hos.
pital, hut sho would moi. My urino was
tho color Of brick and tho sediment tho
samo rs brick dust, aud Tor eighteen
months I was swctled to twice my nat.
ural size. 1,riol everything I thought
Of, indeed. l ioctorcd With a specialist
on tho kidnoys, dat he did mo no good.
"At last I tried Warmers Sale Cure,
thank God, ard l. cured inc. Tho first
bottle l usod l noticed my urine got n
little lighter. I used Sovon bottles aud
resumed my dutioo. Tho doctors stop
mo in the street and asked what cusod
mo aud I toll ,hop, V,rnos,u Cofn l,rnt
They ask how I took 1t. and I tell thom
seven or oighs times u day. They say l
am 4 mystery.
az have lived in this neighborhood
thirsy.two years, and am vol known.
Ny friends aro surprised to 500 INC now,
and will vouch for this Testimony"
JoHs J. SMITH.
no PRa11,,1u psnniIu,
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LOCAL HnEvIrIEs.
Matter. OF Minor lIomons in ami Abou

Matters OF Minor Moment In ami About
the City.
The GRAND this evening-"Watson
Sisters Company"
GOVERNOR MAcCoEKLE speaks at the
Opera House this evening on tho Mica.
rasuan canal: admission free.
SOME important hotel changes will
occur in bridgeport in tho spring. a
big modern hotel may be built.
The axle works, OH the South Side,
will resume this afternoon after 4 par.
tial shutdown since last Saturday.
THE Belmont mill on the South Side
10 now running irll in MI departments
and turning out a vesy large daily out
put
TnE hands employed BIZ the board Of
public works on street cleaning and the
like will receive their semi-monthlypa
to-day.
Is Judge Campballa court, in tho
case OF Pipes & Reed Us. Frederick Neu.
mann, an order OF salo was entered yes
tcrday.
"Tn.. znG T3SKEr," closed u three
nights engagement ut tho Grand last
night. Tie business waa not up to tho
average.
WESLEY AiuEPuY, Of Zane street, has
built an addition to his grocery, which
adds greatly 10 ilg appearance aud con.
ye1ieRce.
TnE last will aud testament OF
Bridget Cooper, deceased. was ycstcr-
day admitted to probate and ordered to
DO recorded.
YESTERDAY raj a murky. damp day,
with signs Of threatoned rain, and tho
temperature was too warm to DO COM
Portable. Tho weather would fit tho
latter part OF April.
The Crystal glass workd. Bridgeport,
Is running iul! and making big daily
shipments. Ordcru arc good aud pros
poets arc favorable for another prosper
oua season with this plant.
YESTERDAY afternoon and evening ut
tho Ar!on hall tho socicty's annual
Lcn,en kafTecvisite was given. and n
large number OF members and their
families enjoyed it very much.
A PIRE alarm yesterday morning
called the department to tho house OF
Miss Rebccca McGco, on South Chap
line street. where a chimney was blaz-
ing. Tho fro va, put on. without dam.
age.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record n decd made March @ by ". j..
W. Cowdcn, spocial commissioner, to
Henry Miller, for s575. lot In square s.
in ChurchiIi's addition, lying on Nor
row street.
TIE rcmainH Of Emanuel Bulott,
who waa killed recently by falling from
n scaLloId Il. tho Ktnn mill Office, will
be disin,orrod next Monday ahd 70.
moved to hi. old home ncar Baltimore.
Mira. Bulctt and children will nccom-
pnny tho romaina aud make their homo
With his relatives.
THREE now wells are being drilled on
tho Jolly oil company's luaao ncnr Sis.
iersville, whore the big threo hundred
barrel vol Is flo owing. Ono OF tho now
wolls 10 expected to come In" tho Last
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ottext week. Tho company il feeling
around ovor their territory to find out
just how tho oil lies.
An immense crowd OF skaters Of nil
grade, OF proficiency enjoyed the iino
fold Of leo on tho Back river yesterday
afternoon and last night. Agroat many
remained on tho Ice on account OF II
fear that the temperature of tho after
noon might mako II unsafe. Notwith.
standing the big crowd NO accidents
occurred.
Ok Monday night the male membors
Of tito Rosctte club worp invited to tho
home Of ono Of the lady mombers. Miss
Addle Merrel, aud presented with a
pretty stick pins rcd roso correspond.
ing with tho nnmo Of tho club, by Miss
Julia Ring, Of Now York, to whom thoy
gave u reception on tho frat OF this
month, Several specchca woro made In
regard to tho pin by tho president aud
others. At midnight Refreshments
were served.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iiaps md MlShnps In ti,v ThrIyln. UT
= " srrnaa ti,, HtrnH ~ .

Hnps md MIxhnps In tiv ThrIyln. City
hcroSs thu Rlror.
Tho now Oriental Court has elected
these o!liccrs: Grand oTion!, II. Long;
vico grand orient. Thomas L. Williams:
grand herald. Joseph Thesis; grand
high priest. John kTim; medical OK
aminor, Fred Williams: inside snoozcr,
Thomas Smith %persuader, D. d. Parks;
quill driver, William Saldkeld.
Yesterday Rev. Samuel Boyd enter.
tanned the Old Mems Club at his home
on Fifth street. Those present. from out
OF town wero Capt, X. Crawford. OF
Wheeling; Ebenezer Rhodes. OF Bridge
port. and Squire John McNeice, Of War
nocks.
Tho Two Sisters will DO at tho Opera
House tonight Seats are selling well.
Tho show gave entire satisfaction
when it was hero and tho company 10
said to BIO stronger than ever. They
had big houses at Cincinnati last woek.
Considerable interest is manifested in
tho Republican city primaries to be
held next Saturday. Those who wish
10 have their names on the tickets must
notify the committee to-day.
Last night Miss Anna Fisher, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fishor, en-
t%ertained a largo party Of friends at her
homo on Zane street.
Mics Clara Chapman, who has been
visiting Miss Maud Newlaud, left last
evening for Pittsburgh to take 4 posi-.
ton.
Yesterday the United States Express
Company placed q handsome wagon in
tho Martins Ferry and Bridgeport trade.
Tho Peaso Township Republican pri.
maries will be hold at bridgeport on
Saturday between tho hours OF / and Z.
Michael Pryal was released at the re.
hearing yesterday. He was charged
with the Williams burglary.
Edward McCombs will be a candidate
for city solicitor at the Republican
primaries ncxt Saturday.
Mrs. James Bell, OF Monroe street, ia
very sick. Mira. Thomas Hughes was
some better yesterday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Myers, left yesterday to
join he. husband at Tidiont Pa.
Mrs. A. D. Ncwland is on the sick list
at hor home on Walnut street.
Walter Ball, Of Hendrysburg. is visit.
ing William Ball, of this city.
81. X. Allen has beon made a notary
public.
This afternoon the Thimble Bee club
will BIO entertained by Mrs. J.. Z. Black
ford.
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AT TIIE BuCKEYE.


More Son.union Mrn Arriva-irtivity In
Lerni Circles,
Moro pcoplb wont TO work At tho
Buckeye glass works Yesterday. Two
non.union men arrived and wero nut
10 work and two blowors wero dis
charged, ono for d%rdnkOnnoss and tho
other for iucompoioncy. Tho factory 10
running day and night.
Two employees At tho Buckeye worc
stoned on Carlyle atrcct oil Tucuduy
night whilo returning to tho works, II
ntono striking ono OF them on tho log.
Tho same night George Criawoll. nsod
fifteen, WA atrucls n stunning blow OH
thcnoscb by n'youngmnn who took TO hil
licols and Disappeared in tho darkness.
Criawoll was OH his way homo from tho
works. The ton boys charged with ms.
Raulting throe boys while on thoir way
to bridgeport, werc discharged by
Squire Ed. Clark, OF Bridgeport, ycstor.
day.
Two OF tho npccial police who hayo
boon guarding tho Buckeye worc taken
oil yesterday.
S. W. Boyd. ono OF tho company's at.
tornoys, served notice yeaterdny on
William MoGrat, n we'll known union
g~lasaworkor Of Martins Ferry. to vacate
tho house ho Is living in, which DO.
longs to the Buckeye Glass Company.
Tho copy OF tho notice was handed 10
Molfht by mistake together with tho no.
ticc, and when Boyd discovered that ho
had given both to MoHat ho asked for
thoir return. Molat insisted on keep.
Ing thom and boyd took tho papers
from tho Objectionable tenant. Molat
appeared boioro Mayor Wostwood aud
sworc out warrant, charging Boyd with
assaulting him.
Last night Albert y. Moore. bonds.
man for Jamos Dorsey. surrendered the
bond. Dorsey was rearrostGd. taken to
St. Clairsvillo in n hack aud gave a now
bond for $500, his bond'mcn being L.
McDonaugh and VI. Aldrcdgo. Dorsey
Is n OF tho mon bound ovor 10 court
on tho charge OF shooting at Manager
Humphrey. oil the Buckeye glass works.
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BEIJiIEtE.


All Snrts OF Local News mud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Tie Republican primaries will be
held on Saturday afternoon from 8 to Z
o'clock TO nominate two members OF tho
school board, n water works trustee,
five councilmoa and five assessors.
John D. NanLaw and Z. ]. Stcgcr retire
from the school board. Mord Nelson's
term as water works trustee expires, rs
docs also the first torn Of Councilmen
John Burrows, Sebastian WINNER. G.
Rumbach. W. D. Jones and Ii. S. Nc.
Greeor. The latter will not run again,
and George ". Deyarmon Is talked OF
"a hi, successor. The only candidates
for tho school board SO far mentioned
are r. NJ. Gilliland and Robert Brown,
aud Mord Nelson will probably be his
" successor.
Albert Holland. ono OF tho young
men arrested for stealing oil barrels
from grocers aud selling them, was fined
SIS and coats and giycn ten days in Jail
by Mayor Dubois yesterday. He
pleaded guilty to the charge. His com.
panions have not yetbecn npprchended.
There was n mishap in the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh yard Yesterday afternoon
whom an engine by n flying switch son.
a car load OF coal in on 4 side track. The
chr kept on going ,illit plunged through
the doors and n portion OF the wall at
the round house.
Scott Laviile was fined $50 and costs
by the probate court for h!s assault and
battery OF a young man on Union
street on 4 recent Sunday afternoon.
Tho costs amount to about sos.
u. Wilbur Howell yesterday an-
nounced that he would not in any way
be n candidate for member OF tho school
board. and his friends nre supporting Il.
NJ. Gillcland.
Row. II. A. L. King, pastor OF the
Firat Presbyterian church, wa, called to
Abcline, kas., by a telegram announc-
ing tho death OF his father, DR.. J. D..
King.
Mrs. J.. G. Lashloy returned to hor
homo ut Allegheny yesterday. Slo was
called here by tho death OF her grand
mother.
DR.. ]. Park Wcst was called 10 St.
Clairsville this week by tho serious ill.
ness OF his brother, Dr.. S. l.. West.
DR.. Huston succeeds DR.. ]. w.
Cooper ns secretary OF tho Belmont
county medical society.
Tho "CoHco Circle" enjoyed an an.
nivorsary feast at tho Turner hall Tues.
day night.
A Bellairo man named Seymour wns
sont to jail At Bridgeport ior stealing
papers.
Tho board OF health will moct at tho
mayors office thi. afternoon ut 4 o'clock.
Bewnro OF 0lntrnunts for Gniarrh Tint
Contain Mercury,
aH mercury will surely destroy the
senso Of smell and completely dorango
tho whole system whom cntcring it
through the mucous aurfaccs. Such ar.
ticle3 should never DO used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
rs the damage they will do is ton fold
to the good you can possible derive from
them. Halls Caiarrli Cure, manuiac.
tured by +. J.. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and Is takon in.
ternally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system. In
buying Halls Catgrrh euro DO auro YOU
got tho genuine. ltis tnlson informally.
and mndo In TOLEDO, Ohio, by L. j..
Cheney & Co. Testimonials FREQ.
Sold by Druggists, price Zoe por
bottle,
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Nrw ORLEANS, March G. = Seventy
fifth day Crcsccnt City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather fine; track
fair. Results:
First, selling, five and n half f~urlongs
-Trixio won, Stark second, Eu Prowitt
third time, LIE. Second, selling, four
furlonss-Gus X. won, Inspector Hunt
second, Sister Roaalind third; time,
1921. Third, selling, six furlongs-Folly
won, Rally second. Anna X. third;
timo. l:iSi!: Fourth. selling. ono miIe
-Rapidan won, Lord Willowbrpok soc.
ond, Bonnie j. third; tinc, 1:17t.
Fifth, selling, six furlongs-rrnmp won,
Merritt second, Moloch third time, | :lG.
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commcnds itaclf to tho vol informed,
to do pleasantly aud oIectually what
waH formerly done in tho Grudest man.
nor and disagrocably as well. To cleanse
tho systom and break up colds, ho9d-
aches aud fovora without unpleasant
Gftor effects, uso tho delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
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Tho prizes won by tho clubs in tho
winter championship series, Just closed,
will DO presented and tho eighty play
ors OF tho league will spend what will
no doubt prove to DO n very enjoyable
afternoon and evening. Tho league will
be reorganized for tho summer season
this uflnrnnnn.
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30. u. & 0. EXCURSION 81

To Washington, d.. o., mud Baltimore,
Md, ThnrsdaY, March IL, 1903.
Round trip $40, tickets good ton days.
b. 4 0. trains leave Wheeling Mt l:lJ
and 5:05 n. IN. and $50 md 5:45 p. M.
Through Pullman slocpors from Wheel.
ing on tho 6:l5 p. III. train.
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ABOUT People.
strangor.i In tho CITY aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

10"
s~tranEorsin tho City nud Whoelln= Folks >
Abroad.
Ono Wheeling lady, Miss Mary L.
Maxwell. arrived Mt Honolulu. Sand
wich Islands. just after tho native out
break, aud now 1t seems tho town Is to
DO represented in Cuba, whore another
revolution is progressing. Mr.. and
Mrs. D.L lIoiskell, who woro Of u party
that went sou!h from Wheeling SOW.
oral ;-9cl;s ago, sailed from Tampa last
week for Havana and arc thoro now.
Mrs. Mary Delaplntn and Mica Hulda,
who were also Of tho party, will romnln
In Now Orleans, tho guests OF friends,
for two or thrcc months. The others OF
tho party. DR.. and Mrs. John L. Dickey,
Mrs, llildrcth and Mrs. Brady, havo 70.
turned home
Horny Helrigrcl, OF Cameron, was in
tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Robb, Of Indiana street, is
confined to his room with pneumonia.
Albert Webster, Of Beaver Falls. Pa.
a vol known pottery man, is visiting
his brother on tho South Sido.
Robert Dorsey and Albert Beach, pot
tory workmen from Akron, were In tho
city yesterday. tho guests Of friends on
the South Side.
IL. O'Donnell, OF Warren, Pa. and
r. G. Gillespy, Of Pittsburgh, were n.
pair Of oil men who figured on the Nc.
Lure r~epister ypstpriay-
Mr.. Allan Aldrich, q we'll known
knight OF tho grip" who sells canned
goods for Il New York house, was in the
city yesterday aud registered at the
Windsor.
Edward Sharp, n Of tho prescrip-
ton clerks at Goelze's pharmacy. has
returned from his old homo in Philippi,
where no has been laid NJ with n ton
weeks siege OF the dread typhoid fever.
Hon. Lorenzo Danforl, congressman
from the ovor.the-river district. was
here yesterday enroute to st. Clairaville
from Washington, where no witnessed
the closing OF tho Fifty.third Congress.
Hon. Abe S.amm has been appointed
BY Judge McComas. OF Washington
Wy, WuICuulau u Lue ulstIlCt Ju'l III
that city, at a very good salary. His
Wheeling friends will extend congrat-
ulasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olmstead. OF
Raverna, Ohio, are the guests OF Mrs
s. J. Pipes, OF ~ Fourteenth street. Mr..
Olms;ead was here for some time. en-
gagged in the s.ono work on the Main
street bridge.
Mr.. Il. G. Richards go. home from
Washington yesterday, where he wit
messed the closing session OF the late
uulamenied Congress. He says the only
good thin. about it was the singing OF
the Doxology by tho press gang when
the Cavel icll. Captain Dovener went
TO New York, but will return to Wash
ington this week.
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SOUTH SIDE BANoUEE.

Tho Ovcr-thc-CreeK Bowlcrs VIII Enjoy
Thcmseives To-day.
The first banquet OF the South Side
Bowling League is scheduled to take
place this afternoon, Us will DO seen
from tho invitations which were aont
out Yesterday, rs follows:
BANQUET OF
South SIDE BOWLING LEAGUE,
Al Mozart Park.
THURSDAY. MARCH 1TH.
Bowling Begins Mt I'D. Supper at ESQ.
Supper, bowling aud passage up and down In.
cline free.
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WHAT PENANCE u.s..
Was tho Subject OF q Sermon by
tho Rev. Father MoElligot..
is NOT MERE SORROW FOR SIN.

but, op tho Contrary, Is an Earnest
Sorrow Which Manlicsts itself In
saorihco-iiocps Down our unruiy
rass,nns-iioth tho Old aud New
Testament Quoted on Subject.
~ large Congregation Hears tho
Former Assistant Mt tho Cathedr raj.
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WIhLIsoN

$50 Bpadway, Brooklyn.