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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-12
The National CounpInint.

Dyspepsia In the national complaint.
Almost every other man or woman you
meet has 1t, and the result is that the
umbe of pscudo-rcmedies for II is as
numerous as fharoah's host. They are
for the most part worthless. There is,
however. a searching eradicant Of this
distressing and ohduratc mulady. one
whose genuine merits long since raised
Ii 10 IL foremost place among the staple
medicines of America. Hostetter'
Stomach Bitters eXtirpates dyspepsin
with greater certainty and promptitude
than any known remedy. and is IL most
genial i~nvigoraEt, appetizer and aid 10
secretion. THESE are not empty a.ser-
tions, as thousands of our ]country,nen
onw women who nav experienced its
effects are aware, but are backed I'M
by i~rrefragable proofs repeatedly laid
before the public. The Bittcrs al3o pro.
mote q regular habit Of body and give
n healthful stimulus to the urinary or
cans.
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Look nj These Prices.

On account of the prevailing dull
tines we have determined that our
stock must be reduced regardless OF
profits, especially in the suit line: and
in that line we have made the following
cuts:
Suits. bill wool, formerly Jald for
$3.50, now 81; neat cashmere suits,
former price $40. now IS: clay wersteds,
black. all wool suit, forlner price SIP. so,
now $40, in frock as well as sacks. and
so on. Our stock must be reduced
We mean business. Do you? Remem-
Der we only advertise facts.
LEVY &c JACOBS,
200 High street,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
te: than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
i'll the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; ciIectually cleansing the system,
aispclling colds, headaches and ieyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to million and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cping them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gist3 in soc and 81 bottles, Int it is man
uiactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will moi
accept any substitute if offered.
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The Committee D.d Not Go.

The Ferry Committee of the Council
and Captain John w. Happier, City At
torrey: Captain r. G. Marshall. for the
county and several members OF the
Bpurd Of Supervisors were to have gene
to Richmond yesterday afternoon to APP
Dear before d Legislative committee
which was to have met this morning
to hear an application from the EN-
pire Transportation Company for a re-
rewal of their charter. These gentle
men were to oppose the granting of the
SANG, hut, at the request Of Captain
Marshall, who is sick. Representative
Eland had the case continued until next
Tuesday, consequently thase gentle
men will not go up until Monday next.
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Oh is NNOUTH NJ e. nv S,
A warm welcome 70 Mr. nope.

The Richmond State, of Tuesday, con-
ta!ns the following complimentary no
tee TO Rev. Fl. NJ. Hope. Mr.. Hope is q
here, also his brothers and this notice
VIII, no doubt, be read with a great deal
of pleasures:
The reception given to Rev. Her
bert M. Hope and family at the par
3oHage' ioo East Clay street, by the
ladies of his congregation Monday
evening, was a most delightful affair.
me reception was given by the la
dies OF the parsonage society. and
tAeir guests were the new pastor and
family n all the officials Of the
church. The affair was Informal. the
Chief features being the very fine II p
per and delightful social intercourse,
No congregation has given It's pastor
q warmer welcome han this wide-a wake
church has given to Mr.. Hone. lie he
GINS his work under most pleasant con-
ditiORs.''
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Knirhts or,hc Go,dcn Enr1c.

The members of the above named
order assembled last night at Maupin's
Hal TO celebrate their first anniver-
sary. After the regular business was
conducted. those present and u number
OF invited guests participated in u
apread that a been prepared for the
occasion. The evening was spent
pleasantly. Several impromptu speeches
were made, excellent music was rem
derca. and Il good time generally was
had. These gatherings have u tendency
To bring the members closer together.
and no doubt result in much good to
the order.
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Kao,s. C. IT. Hand.

a letter from Richmond to the Public
Ledger, in speaking of The different
representatives from this section.
says:
mouth. who, by his popularity. was
voted q seat in the General Assembly,
the Hon. Charles T. Bland. is making
his mark. Quick of perception he new
er loses an opportunity to inform every
body that Portsmouth is the coming
town OF the State. Mr.. Bland is makirs
man friends and will he one of the
most prominent members of the House.
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viii Mnkc Their FRS, Trip.

At 1880 Thursday the first vestibuie
electric car. properly heated and light
ed by electricity. win be run out over
til" Pcst Norfolk railway. County and
city onicials. reporters of the press and
officers of the company will have the
ear at their disposal Oh the first run,
leaving london street at 1870 a. III.
These cars are the hnndsomest cara
i'll the State. The travelling public will,
no doubt, show their app cciation OF
them by all increase rnvel.
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rho clyde I.ine.na southern r,ai,wa,

Baltimore, Md, Dec. iI.-Rcprcsenta-
tircs of the Clyde Steamship Company
deny the report that that conVrnr con.
templates backing up the Southern
Hallway in operating n line of steamers
between Baltimore and Norfolk. or tina,
il contemplated discontinuing the
operations OF Its own ships between
Philadelphia and Richmond. II the
James river. The ~cpnirany's rcprcscn-
tativcs state that IL has no interest
whatever In either the Southern Rail
way or its competitor. the s;caboard sir
Lire, but is a friendly connection OF
both
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You Have ia Chance to Save Money

a beautiful 1914. extra size blanket. re-
uced from $40 to $3.50.
a grand blanket, all pure wool. ia,
regular price, 81; special price, S..
Ask to see our $3.50 blanket, reduced
from S..
100 pairs gray, wool blankets. reduced
from $3.50 TO S1.49.
% doz. linen front. unlaundrIed shirts.
reduced from soc. TO 3ac.
We must have room; this will be the
week for bargains.
a. ]. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall
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british Press Cou.inants ON ti,c Repaid.
Hsnn AttuciS Epan 5snSard.

London, Dec, 1.-THE St. James Go
zette. commenting upon the attack made
upon Ambassador Bayard In the House
of Representatives, yesterday, snys:
Mr.. Eayard may decline to retain his
post after the attach that was made
upon him in Congress yesterday, and If
lie resigns II will lie regretted here, as
he is a fine example of n dignitlcd, up
right and eloquent American states
n But his alleged indiscrction was
so deliberate that we doubt whether he
had not contemplated It's probable re-
suit. We should resent any British
Minister making a speech in n foreign
country attacking a vital part of our
policy.
The Globe says: "Mr. Rayard permit
led himself to indulge in frrcdoD. Of
speech about his own countrymcn.
rulers and politics that would have
been impossible for y diplomat Of the
Old World. and we think the Republic
can majority are reasonably annoyed"
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A well Knows Fact.

This season has been very back
ward as regards the weather, ETC., con-
seGuently teCember 1st finds us with
a larger stock than we ought to have
for his time OF the year. We've de-
cidcd to cut the prices of all our mems
boys M children's suits; also over
coats, SO that they will be within the
reach Of every purchaser. We've got
the stock and they must be sold.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
ia High street
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Election of ogiccrs.

At o meeting of Old Dominion Con
clave of H~eptEsophs, held Tuesday
night. the following officers were elect
ed: DR.. VIM. Schmoeia, archon; W. o.
Hope, past archon; Morris EiarwcoG,
provost: Nirginus Weston. prel2te: s.
c. Grown. secretary; VIM. Savage,
%inancier; n. q. Hope, treasurer: John
Green, warden: II. A. NonDykc. SEN
tine; John G.. Tee, DIR. Charles l.. Gull
pepper and "A. 5. Fr!cdlln, trustees.
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Quite a number Of persons assembled
last night ut the residence of Mr.. Nv.
Williams, in Green street, near Griffin,
to witness the marriage Of his daush-
ter. Miss Janie NJ. Williams, 10 Mr..
Walter Quillin. n well-known young
gentleman from South Portsmouth
The IL was performed by Rev.
MIR. Kennara, after which q reception
followed.
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I'm MODERN ,lolhcr..

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup of Figs, when III need of the lax
ativc effect OF n gentle remedy than by
any other, and that IL is moro accepta-
htc 10 them. Children enjoy Il and 1t
bcrcfts them. The true remedy. Syrup
OF Figs, is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig syrup Co. only.
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SENATE
Three DistinG utshed Men Of the I'asi
to BE glOn0reN by Stnlucs.

Washington. Dee. 11.-Senate.-Tht
senate wes IN session to-day for only
an hour and 4 quarter and 1t then Id
position were introduced in honor oil
positions We're introduced in hooor OF
distinguished men of the past. The frs
was Tor the purchase OF u s., 900 statue
Of the French novelist, Victor. Hugo, 70
be placed in the new library building
in Washington, now almost finished.
The second was Tor a $50, 90 monument
TO In. naval hero, John Paul Jones. to
be erected in Washington. The third
was to authorize the placing OF Il statue
of President Franklin Pierce upon the
grounds of The public building at Con-
cord, N. II.
Mr.. Dubois O2ep.), of Idaho, made Il
short argument III support of his pro-
posed amendment to the rules 80 rs
to distribute Tie general appropriation
bills anon the committees having
charge Of the various subjects to which
they apply. No action was taken rs
Air. Hill signi.icd Il desire to speak on
1t, us Well as on his " proposed
amendments to the rules. in regard to
cloture and the counting of quorums.
Mr.. Allen (Pup), Of Nebraska, spoke
briefly on his resolution for the recog-
milton OF C7uban bcliigerency, (which
also went over without action. He de-
clarcd that the Popullst party was as
thoroughly committed to the Monroe
doctrine as either the Democratic party
OF tie ftepubllcSu party una lie SCOileQ
at American citizens who were SO
ready to become English Lords, or
Lords in some other country" and the
American wotncn who were willing tc
waste themselves on titled mendicants
from the East"
y resolution calling on the Secretary
Of War for copies OF all records in his
Office relating to railroads In Tennes
see seized by the military authorize,
during the civil wa, was offered by Mr.
Harris and agreed to.
Mr.. Cockrcll presented the memoria
of the Kansas City. Mo-, Board Q
Trade, asking Congress to grant bellig
erent rights to Cuba, and 1t was re
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Re
latioEs.
At lilo p. m. the Senate proceeded t
executive business and five minute
later he doors were reopencd and tn
Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
II nave used Hoods Pills and recon
mend them to be lust ne thew q p odIar
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~ No. GG, l.. o. o. IT,. arc rcuiested 10 nj
teil n joint session OF the Odd Fellows
0ds OF M. city to hr held THIS
lSs5, at 7:3l O'clock sharp for the purpoye
Of receiving the General Officers OF the
oruer OF ~" state Of Virginia. y full at
by order of the n. G..
G. w. KING,
uclZ-lt recording Secretary,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

hive n plenty OF the best STOvI ana
NUT COAL: also TftACKER coal for
crates, OF the very best. The hest OF Dry
Pine Wood und. r shed 10 keep II from the
rain. HARD WOoD-Erecn and scnsoncd
of the best quality. Try Il. II. Is. WILL
street. High street office, 800; County
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WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE.

No. I Split Oak Wood a speciality. both
new and old. The beet sheltered Pine
Wood in this city at any time. rainGor;
shine. Also the best grades Of Stove and
Nut Coal Mt lowest prices ut H. B. WIFE
klNS'. 1913 Washington street. Phons
DIS. High street Office 500.
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A big reduction on r~efrigera-
TORS, canopies. and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
at ]. s. Crawford's.
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I'upfHa

For solid comfort get on the inside of
one OF our $40 Suits.
JOHN a. NORRIS. Mgr.
303 High street
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!. Q. o.. E. NOTICE.

70 me Officers and Members OF Old Do
Wnn.''on lodge No. ). /. o. .. r..
IT,, = , hcntpy requested to meet Mt The
ntaii THIS tThnrslay) EVENING, at 1854
. ",nSR' 10 unite with Grice nnd Underwater
N WHEN " III receiving the Grand Officers OF
present.
Fly order OF tic Lodge.
acl--it X. \, ETIlE1EDGE, II. s.
lStur COINl |. |.
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* Ai-E.-i horse power Boiler and
nnnEi,'e, ShIf.lng. Hangers. Pulleys.
uJiit'ig, etc; all go0d as new; Will be
I'm low 70 Il prompt buyer. G. W..
,En,SS "S3 itiEh street. Portsmouth, Va.
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~. y. toouchild, j. II. M. GllcS, u. N.
L~ay-George s. BaEcr, p. NJ. Briggs.
j: A. Green. II. Q. Wall. II. Ct. Crcdie.
r. w. Hyrnon, j. Y. Old. d. S. Anian.
I. II. Calm. II. p. Wall.
ON CONFERENCE RELATIONS.
Cierical-B. c. Alfred, L. s, Massey,
W. j. Crowson. W. S. Davis. NJ. III.
Mcfarland, T.. j. Daily. C. @. Du Rant,
Oliver Ryder, w. ]. Twillery.
ON DISTRICT CONFERENCE RE-
Cicricnl-J. ". jenkins. C.. ". Rob
insor. w. W. Nose. Michael Bradshaw.
r.. f.. Bumpass. II. NJ. jackson, j. l..
Rumley. Nj. i. Plyier.
Lay-T. j. Jarvis.
ON MEMOIRS.
Clericai-J. T. Gibbs. ]. a. Cuning-
GIN, y. ID. Belts.
Presiding Elder; Rev. L. ~. Yates,
of the Raleigh District: j. y. Cunning
GIN, of the Durham District; W. II.
Moore. of Fayetteville District: }. r..
Gibbs. of the Rockingham pistrict:W.S s.
Nonc, OF the Warrington District; @. y.
OSlcsby, of the Washington District;
w. S. BLOCK. of the W~arrcnton District.
ana r.. p. John, of the Elizabeth city
District, made their reports. which were
gratifying in the main, and showed sub
stantial gains in nearly every dcpBr TT
ment of church work.. Rev. r.. ID. swim
dell, of the New Berne District. had
not arrived.
The characters OF the several elders
were passed. IL then began the cali
OF the charges, h~eginrir. with the RAJ
cigh District. The stations have nearly
all paid UP in full for pastors saiaiv
and Conference collections. but on many
of the county c%irclits the financial de-
preston has been SO great there has
hcen only n slight Increase in some over
last year. and in n few instances the
reports are not as good MS one year
ago.
Reports We're read and referred from
the agents OF the publishing house. and
the Board Of Church Extension.
Many delegates who left their homes
for Conference Monday have been great
ly delayed by the storm. which has
been severe for several days past. The
steamer Newbern, which was due here
carly yesterday morning. did not arrive
Until last night nj IL o'clock.
The good people here are dispensing
that bountcous hospitality for which
they are famed. They entertained the
Virginia Conference in 1874. twenty-onc
years ago. and did +. handsomely. This
section. north of the Chowan river. IL
I'll he remembered. was included In the
Virginia Conference until the meeting
of the General Conference in Memphis,
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Great Alteration Sale.

: Every article IN my store will be sold at
cost. to enable me to make extensive ais
terations OF my premises by January lat.
and hargain-seekers to obtain grent bar
gains In all kinds of Furniture, House!
Furnishing Goods. Clothing, Shoes. Do-
mestios. Gents Furnishings, etc., as the
goods must be sold for cash. Call and.
see our prices TO be convinced.
SAMUEL LASTING,
County streets extended, between Foari
and Cooke %streets. Portsmouth. 81
dccS-1m IS
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TWO years. Wflcn cpdCu II 10 the NoftH
Carolina Conference
Three preachers have died during the
year, all Of whom were old men. They
are: Revs. Miles Toy, w. S. Chafiin and
V. A. Sharpe.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
This afternoon ut $40 o'clock tho
Educational Society Of Trinity College
was organized. Rev. j.. NJ. Sham
hurEc" presided and a committee was
Appointed to report nominations. To
night Kew. ~. N. 1vcy. The tairnte pas
tor OF the Methodist Church In Wilson.
delivered an eloquent sermon To n large
congregation.
The hciated steamers from Newborn
md other points arc all expected here
tonight.
OTHER MATTFRS.
On account OF the %incicincncy Of the
weather last night Professor Bnssett.
who was 10 address the Historical
Cociety nj the Methodist Church, had to
postpone Il.
The steumcr Newhcrn, which was due
here yesterday at IL M, was grounded
in the Sound and did not arrive here
until last night at Il p. m. Several
preachers Laind here to attend Confer
encc We're m board, and got II taste
of Il trip III the Sounds.
TIL" brida couple. MIR. and Mrs. w.
c. Merritt. of Roper, n. G., are Visiting
the brides brother. Mr.. ". j. Woodley,
on Fearing street.
MIR. ". J. Mercer. Of Creeswell, n. c..
was In the U!tS yesterday on business.
Professor Hinton Of the Public School
Will make out reports for all scholars
aeout the middle of each month here
after. He requests the parents OF tho
scholars who attend that school to
examine carefully these reports, rs in
them Will be how the work and de-
pertinent of the pupil.
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W. Arc Simplifying the People with
Suits and nTrrcaafS nj Rcdaccd

We have made a Reduction in our
Suits and Ovcrcoats. O. at our win
dow display. The largest stock in
Portsmouth Prices cannot be dupli-
Gated anywhere. n. ROSFNBAUM,
JIG ana lis High street.
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81 have used Hoods Pills and recon-
mend them to be just as they are adver-
tised would not be without them in
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Don't Miss the Dry Goods bargains
at NamIniIi's This Week. Saio
Closes Saturday Night.
These prices arc for cash only. Ham
mills. 320i High street.
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ON TEMPERANCE.

C!e'ical-G. B. Perry. D. y. Cnwiness.
i. G. sell, j. D. Rundy. A. r. Tripp. J.
4. Troy, g.. b. Lanston, Daniel Feed.
c. +. Jerome.
Lay-D. r. Mckinney. T. II. Thackcr,
j. d. Mann. R. ID. Phillip, a. McF..
Cameron, p. n. Stainbnck, l.. l.. Smith,
j.. r.. Hrinkley, L. II. Calling.
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Fifty degrees warmer on inside than
on outside of our 81 All-Wool Shirts,
worth Sl.@.
CHAS. r. wELTON & co.
Hattcr3 II Mems Furnishcrs.
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w. C. NASH'S,
asa High street. !

your Printing. 4o5 Crawford street, Star
building. side door. Portsmouth,; Va,
TclSphonc 1899. nol2-1mE
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HOODS PILLS cure bllliougness.
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STRAYED.

ADDE'S, GENTLEMEN, BOYS, AND
l. Girls. Little Ones, and All. are Invited
TO call at 2l6 High street and examine our
stock of Xmas Goods just opened. Dolls,
Doll Carriages, Velocipedcs, Suikeys. Wug"
onS. all sizes, from % cents to tea. See
II new pictures.
GEORGE S. BELL, Agent.
dc S Brandt building,
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Storm, OVcrcoat,

Storm O~vercoatx.
save a dollar and get q. better coat
Sroln JOHN a. MORRIS. Mgr,
303 High street.
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THE N. C.. conference
Presiding Elders Of the Different Districts
Make Gratifying Reports Of Their Work.
THE LIST OF THE DIFFERENT COMMITTEES
Stor,n-Esonnd Dfvincs Arrive After
M Unpleasant F&p ]rricncc on II
sound-FinnmciaI Depression on
Mnmy Circuits Reported Great
~ Bounteoun Hospitality.

Elizabeth City. n. c.. Dec. 1l.-(Spe-
cial.)-The ffty-ninth session Of tie
North Carolina Conference convened
Methodist Church., Bishop Alpheus y.
Wilson, OF Baltimore, presiding. Dcvo-
tfonal exercises were conducted by i!ish-
op Wilson, who read from Scriptures,
Mathew X, /, &c.
Rev. w. L. Cuninggim. Secretary OF
the last Conference, was reuuestal Il
call the roll. About one hundred and
twenty-five clerical and thirty lag mem
bcrs OF the Conference responded 10
their names when called.
Rev. w. l.. Cunningham was selected
Secretary. He appointed Rev. ". II. u
Wilson, a~ssistar, secretary; Rev. G. II.
Simmons. recording secretary. and
ltevs. Il. II. Btoo!nc. ". Al. Watson. NJ
III. Tuttie, Ell. Doris. W. j. Crovson
and Il. c. Glenn. statiscal secretaries.
Rev. r. ~. Yates, u. -. Prcstdins
Elder of the l,aleiEh District, from thu
Board of Presiding Elders, reported
the following nominations for commit.
tees. which were confirmed hy Tn,
Conference:
ON BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Clerlcal-J. N. Cole, 3D. n. Hall. 4
McCullen, j. y. Page. D.. l.. Ernhardt
]. a. Hornaday. y. Nj. Watson. /. N
Chaffin. G.. +. Smith.
Lay-JudEe Walter Clark, @. *. Nj.
mcaks. w. Il. Herlser, f. S. Reed. J. 7
Absrnethy. II. II. DuEant. +. W. Me.
Mullan, X. ~. Craig. DIR. Albert An.
GersOn.
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ON RIRLE CAUSE.

Clerical-J. r. Hurley, w. e. Moore
II. II. sutton. J.. T.. Pate. y. Y. Evcrton
~. II. Goodchild, J.. II. NJ. Giles, G. n
Startling, J. 4. Lee.
Lay-George S. Bai:or, p. NJ. Briggs
J: A. Green. II. 9. Wall. n. G.. Creole
r. w. Hyrnon, ]. Y. Old. u. S. Afnan
I. II. Calm. II. p. Wall.
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ON CHURCH

Clerical-k. d. Holmes. j. II. Shore.
p. q. F'utrell. j. Is. Thompson, PhfliI
Greening, j. r. Tillery. c. r. Taylor, d
@. Geddie, II. Il. Anderson.
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