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LRAvR ANNAroLIs.

For Philadelphia. New York, and the East,
changing at Odenton. B.55 5eA; n. anu II = W
and 30 p. NJ. Sundays, ~ A. NJ, ~ z ~
FoR BOSTON.
Colonial Fxpress. weekdays. with through
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars and Nesupule
Passenger Coaches. leaves Union STATION, iSai-
timore s 80 A. Nj. connection leaves Anhapo-
lis 8 IS A. NJ; arrives Boston WA SUZANNE
MARYLAND Route 81 4. n.
BOSTON Express, daily, leaves Union station
490p. Nj. Arrives Boston : W a. ~. Luii i,s
Vestible Buffet Sleeping Car through 70 :, hvS
ton. Connection leaver Annapolis II % +. NJ,
FOR THE WEST.
Fast Lire, daily. II 20 A. NJ. for Pittsburg
Pennsviyania Limited. II 40. a m daily, for
pittshurg and Chicago.
st Louis. Cincinnati. and Chicago express,
449pm. - r,,...,,,,,,.
Chicago and leveland. -,
pittsburg Columbus, Cincinnati ana ~ LOUIS
Pacific Express, II 80 y m daily Tor flttsb y,
Chicago, Toledo and Columbus. Oohhccts tot
Cleveland except Saturday.
For the North leave Union station Niagara
express s SO a m week days Fast line for VIII
liamsport Emira and Lock Haven III ~ m,
week cays. Rochester and Buffalo express,
g25 m, daily except Saturday. Northern eN-
press. III so d m. Williamsport express, ~
M daily. -,
For further information address Colin Studs
Passenger Agent Southeastern Dlstrlct' ID a
p station, Washington ID Z.
s. M. PROVOST, J. X. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. zen. fas' Ak
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Pratts Poultry Food will keep Your
poultry healthy. For sale 10y JOHN ii.
RAWLINGS. West street. opp. depot.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-09-11
LsE=c

CPRING SCHEDULE. EMSIRN
Annapolis, West, Rhode and South Rivers.
The Steamer EMMA GILES, from Pier NO.
10 Light Street Wharf, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
On Monday and Friday, for Annapolis, West
and Rhode Rivers,
Leaving Baltimore, at 100 a. IN. Leaving An
napolis for River Landing, at lOa. IN. LeaV-
ing Rhode River for Baltimore, at IL noon
Leaving West River for baltimore, at LOO p m
Leaving Annapolis for Baltimore, at p. M
stopping at DIR. Spranklin's Wharf Mondays
On wednesday, for Annapolis, West and
South Rivers,
Leaving Baltimore, at 7.30a. m. Leaving an
napolis for River Landings, at 1000 a. m
Leaving TaylorsVille for Baltimore at l.50 q.
IN, Leaving West River for baltimore, at
130 p. IN. Leaving Annapolis, at 800 p. M,
Eg- Freight received in Baltimore daily.
For further information, apply to Agents
at Wharyes. or TO
COLCHESTER COMPANY,
Pier No. 10 Light ST., Baltimore, Md.
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Z EASTPORT LOTS.

Some of the most desirable Building
Lots at Eastpo1t for sale on easy terms.
Apply to DANIEL r. RANDALL or
JAMES NJ. MUNRoE, Trustees IS
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Opening of Public Schools,
Notice to Consumers Of Water.

In pursuance to the notice to cOnsum-
ers of the Annapolis Water Company
that there would he no charge made for
water furnished its consumers until fur
Their notice, the Company hereby gives
notice to all consumers that the charge
Tor water was resumed ON Thursday,
August 22d, 1895. and that reduction
of two weeks will be allowed ON the wa
ter bills for quarter ending September
80, pr0ximo.
ANNAPOLIS WATER co.
NICHOLAS III. GREEN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO AMEND ARTICLE SEVENTEEN or
THE CITY CODE, TITLE "LlCENSES,
RY ADDING THERETO A NV SEC
TION TO BE ENTITLED SECTION 2l.


SECTION Be IL established and ordained
by the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen of
the City OF Annapolis, That article seventeen
OF the City Code, title Licenses" be and the
same is hereby amended by adding the follow
ing section thereto to be known as section -;
No person. persons, or body polite shall set
Horse in the City of Annapolis, without first
obtaining from the clerk of the city, license
TO be paid for at the rate of one dollar DAY,
aud twenty-five cents for the use of the clerk,
provided, however, that any person, persons,
or body corporate may take out license Tor
the same at the rate of twenty-five dollars z
year, and seventy-hve cents for the use OF
the clerk. And there shall be no ratable al
lowance on this license.
SEC. 2. And be IL enacted by the authority
aforesaid, That this ordinance shall take effect
from the day of its passage.
Approved June 18th, 1895.
JOHN II. THOMAS. Mayor.
Test :--THos. HIMELHABLR, Clerk.
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Money to Loan

MoNRY TO LOAN in sums TO suit. City
Or county property. Apply TO
GEORGE FORBES.
ea8tf Attorney at-Law.
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pHNSYLVAMIE RAILROAD.

TAXING EFFECT NAY 20. 1897.
Trains arrive at and depart from Annap-
oils via A. w Il r. X. r changing
cars at 0denton.
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PROTECTION from the grip,
pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and
epidemics is given by Hoods Sarsapa-
riIIa. 1t makes PURE BLOOD.
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THE GREAT S..u ..l..
&EEEETCJTE
produces the above results In $50 d1,e
powerfully and quickly cures Nifa aN o,Au
Young men Will regain Sheer Doe 'n Fl N-
men will recover tuFir y0utilW N-V.
REEIVO. u quickly ard ufs'
ness. Lost Vitality. hnp0lenc MeHu! Hul'
Lost Power Failing Memory. Wa''lnR p.h.'
all effects OF seif-abuse or excess ana lla''..
which units one for study. DuAnms of iatn4.
not only cures by starting ~ th' .rt ny r. -.
is a great nerve tonic aud blood hnH p y.
ing back the PINK glow 20 pple rhe,.s ~.
storing the fire Of youth. lt ward. .. ,.s
and Consumption Insist on havn' ~ !, g =.
Jther. II can be carried 10 vest r3ea.i W =
@I.OO per package. or slt tor 5000 WIN
tive written guarantee go ruso " wv
the money. Circular free. A4df0t
R0YAL MEDICINE co SO River g., cHI..iVA
FOR SALE BR
sEFELDMEYER BROS. Ciy Ili 81"
novt16-1 yr.l Annapolis ha'
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,Itlmsrs and Annapolis Short LIns ar

scbedule 10 eject on ami after SEPT. io, is0s.
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time since the adjournment OF cca-
gress. He said: II am TOO old to
change my views on the silver ques-
tion. have always been a friend of sill
yer. and 1t will always remain the money
OF the people, while gold will be the
money OF the rich. / hope / shall be
alive to make another campaign on
that subject. When we talk about free
silver we must remember that this
country was for 81 years. prior to 1873.
practically on a silver basis. This coun-
try fought the war of 1912. the Mexi-
can war and the war of the rebellion
under silver. The opposition to 1t Is
knavish and speculative. BY pronounce
ing against silver and driving 1t out as
currency the purchasing power of gold
is increased. and that is what the rich
are after"
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AROUND THE WORLD.

London. May i7.-Cold weather. accompa MED
by snow. Is reported from various parts OF Eng
land and the continent.
London, May II The warehouses and fac
tories near Leather Market. Bermondsey. COW
ering an acre aud a Ia Z OF ground. have been
burned Loss estimated at 81 10000.
Cleveland. May n. There was another de-
strnctive frost last night throughouE Northern
ONO Vegetation hieh escaped sunday nights
fros was destroyed. A number OF points re-
port great damage TO wheat. corn and potatoes
In addition 10 tue destruction Of fru q
Ind annapolis. May i7.-whme frost covered
the central portion OF Indiana this morning.
fruit, vege ables and grain. In some localities
grass was frozen stiff.
DstroiE. Mich, May lT.-Dlspatehes from
Southwestern MieEiean report that the osl
this morning was the most disastrous TO fruit Of
anf OF the recent vsitarlonsA At Benton Har.
Dor if Is report d that not over 20 per cent. Of
tas grape crop can be saved
Freeport. II. Nay l7.-Rev. Edgar p. HIN.
pastor Of the First Presbyg ran church Ia this
city. has accepted a call 10 the past0raie Of th<
First Presbyterian church II Portland. Ore.
Geneseo. y. Y. May 1.-The freeze last
nj ut probably ruined what fruil was left IN
Gene>eo va ley The Ice i nearly ha1 an lncb
thick. formed on stin water In eNnosed places.
London. May i7.-Ths spanish steamer era
yina from An werp for Lisbon. was lost on
Capones IN a EyapOon. aud only two Of lose oI
board were saved
Washington. May T.-TO-day's statement OF
tho condition OF tue treasury shows: Avail able
cash balance, sis2. soi; gold reserve. s97 ioa
2i5.
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NOT SATISFIED.
The Bond Buyers Didn't Make All the
Money They Expected.

The Bond Buyers Didn't Make All the
Money They Expected.
New York, May 1.-THE Wall street
news agency says: Evidences point
to the clearing up process having been
begun by the bond syndicate. Recent
returns to members OF 40 per cent OF
their subscription money was the first
step in this direction. 1t is uncertain
when the balance will be returned, but
some think 1t will be in short time.
The calling from syndicate members
of extra gold is another step in the
same direction. There is authority for
the statement that the progress OF
events in the desired direction has
been a good deal faster than the syn
dicate expected. or even hoped would
be the case. The development of for
eign investment buying on a large
scale is so noticeable the last month
that 1t has practically assured the
country against any large demand for
gold for a good many months to come.
Most of the syndicate's preparations
were made against this danger"
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scALPINo THE scALPERs.
The Authorities Are After Dave Gold.
berg's Helena Agent.

special Dlsnaicn 10 the Standut
Helena. May i7.-County Attorney Purcell to-
day filed an information In Judge Blake's
departm-nt OF the district court eharging
J. Burnhelm with unlawfully engag ng In
the business OF selling transportation tickets OF
a common carrier withous having a certificate
Of authority OF license 20 sell the same. Burn
helm was arrested but few hours later he
was released on $50 bail The case Is
brought by the county attorney to
test the constltutionality OF the anti-sealpers
law passed two years ago II the law Is -four d
TO be constitutional every scalper's once IN
Mo tana will have to close. The eoun.y aEtor-
ney de- clares he win take the case into the su-
preme court Of the United states n necessary
The information accuses Burnhelm OF sell az
ticke, % An.o.ae Opstad n IN Helena 20 Butte.
III. un erstood the case was brought about
partly on complaint OF a man who Gains tuar
Burnheim sold him a bogus ticket TO r .rtland
two weeSs ago. Thls nan sais he paid ST 30
for a ticket. on hen he was 10 receive so re-
b lte IN Portland. and thar he was put OF the
Northern Pacific tram al Eliston. He claims
that 3urnheim refused TO pay back his money.
Blu nhe m Is agent for Dave Goldbsrgs Helena
Ofica Tie Ticket Brokers association will
probably bear the expense OF the defense
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JUST A JOSH.
That Is What the Thurston Revolutionary
Story Amounts To.

Washington, Nay 1.-THE story from San
Francisco as TO Minister Ihurston being In
favor OF the restor alton o. the Hawaiian mon
arcy, althoug glvrn as emanatin from .prl-
vate Information received at san Francisco" is
not new in Washington, as similar story came
garded a a canard.
The Honolulu Advertiser about month ago
had a letter from the island OF Maui. one OF tue
Hawaiian group. In which II was mentioned that
a report had got abroad among tho natives that
Thurston was for the restoration OF the ex-
queen. Tne Advertiser dismissed the report In
two lines. When t came to the attention OF he
officials here they regarded IL as Joke. and one
OF them said tn the Intelligence and informa-
ton prevailing among the natives OF Maui was
such III q they would accept rs true a report
that Thurston had married Queen Victoria.
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CHILE AND SILVER.
The white Metal VIII Bo Given a shov
Down There.

Washington. May 1.-THE text OF
Chile's currency conversion bill as pass
ed by both houses of congress has been
received here 1t provides for specie
payment from June /. 1895. AS both
metals are to be utilized. the change
promises to have an important effect
upon the worlds supply of metals The
president Of Chill is empowered for
three years to coin $40, 900. 900 in silver.
All proceeds from the sale from the
nitrate beds shall be devoted exclusive
ly to the purchase of silver. Three
gold coins. $50. $40 and ss. are also pro-
vided for. The silver dollar is to weigh
20 grams and be ss5-1000 fine. Silver is
not legal tender above $50. except to
the government. where il is received as
gold. The government mint is also d.
rected to exchange for gold. silver dol
lars presented TO IL. with that object.
The act also provides n system OF bank
currency guaranteed by the govern
ment and redeemable by the govern
ment IL the bank fails.
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BUSINESS.
There Has Been u Fair Volume for the
Week just Closing.

New York, Nav i7-Bradstreet's tomorrow
win say; General trade conditions through
out the country continue In the main quite
favorable. The activity In speculative and
investment circles has exceeded that
In merchandise lines, but the gains
made In the latter have In nearly all In
stances been retained. Woolen manufacturer,
even ~ith orders for several mon hs to come.
are not anti ,ipating the wants. as the price OF
wool at { 20 interior are above parity with quo
ta1ions at the seaboard. and lower prices are
looked for. The heaviest transactions continue
In Austr allans. The weather has retarded
shearing. The Rhode Island wooden manufae-
turrrs say the demand Is largely for che 1per
grades. Bus ness at Pittsburg has been slimu-
laled by advances and greater activity In iron
and STEEL but Philade phla does not appear to
have fully shared In this. The most noticeable
Improvement Is at Baltimore. being In dry goods
and shoes. The Central and Northwestern cities
announce q slightly restricted volume OF busl-
ness since the sudden change In the weather.
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peal the law OF 1873 and the Sherman
law OF 1890. contracts. Cbonds and notes
and mortgages). to be taken payable
In gold only. We would allow no dis
elimination to be made between the
legal tender character of the two met
ais. We would allow no private indi-
vidual to dictate to the government
what its legal tender money should be.
would place the white metal on an
equal footing with the colored metal.
without regard to previous condition
OF race or servitude."
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SPLIT.
A Case I'm which Idaho Won Half What
1t Wanted.

Washington. May IL. - Secretary
Smith has decided the appeal of the
state of Idaho from the rejection of
certain lands claimed by IL as part of
an agricultural college grant The to-
tai grant was 5000 acres, several hun
dred acres of which were rejected by
the land Office as being in tracts small
er than $50 acres. The state appealed.
and the secretary has held that the
tracts selected must be of at least 160
acres each, but that this 160 may be
made up of parts of different sections
that are contiguous to each other. and
need not be in the same section. Part
of the lands claimed are therefore CIV
en- to the state and part rejected as not
meeting this requirement.
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Washington. May I7.-In deciding the case OF
the appeal OF John Drysdaie from the reiec-
ton OF his homestead entry on Fort Critlenden.
an abandoned military reservation In Utah,
Secretary Smith no ds that although entries on
this reservation prior 10 the passage OF act of
Aug. -. 1884. are valid. bona de settlers within
the limits OF this reservation. and OF all other
abandoned military reservations Of more than
1000 acres. are now entitled 10 make entry on
lands occupied b. them, providing no adverse
claims have ar sen since the termination OF tine
six months that elapsed after the passage Of
the act.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Five People Killed BY Failing Building
In Chicago. l...s,

Chicago. May 1.-THE old furniture
factory at Brown and Henry streets
collapsed this afternoon. Five dead
bodies were taken from the ruins after
the collapse.
The building was a five-story brick
which had been gutted by fire and was
being torn down. Eleven men were at
work in the building when the walls
fell. The dead are: Will Mangle,
James Carlisle. william Burns and
two unknown. The other six men in
the building escaped with slight intur-
les. A heavy wind caused the collapse.
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Won by ths Brlttanla.

Gravesend. May 1.-THE Brittania
easily won the first OF the Thames
yacht races to-day. Other yachts in
the race were the Ailsa. Isolde and Ca
ress. Course. so miles. The Brittania
won from the Ailsa by minutes and
AZ seconds.
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CULLOM is WILLIN'.
He Won't Grab the Presidency But VIII
Take 1t IL Passed His Way.

Seattle. Wash, May 17.-United
States Senator Cullom of Illinois to-
day said he was in no sense a candi-
date for the presidency. but admitted
that he would accept IL IT were offered
him. He expressed himself as believ-
ing that the tariff question and not the
money question would be the leading
issue of the national election.
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Pittsourg. May i7.-PittsDurg. 8; New York
Is.
cincInnan. NJ y i7.-cineInnati. Is; Washing.
ton. 6.
Cleveland. Nay r.-cleveland. 8; Pnilade.-
phia.
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MIKE o'BRIEN's TROUBLES.

He Has Become Insane and viii Go to
the Asylum
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Miles City, May 17.-Michael O'Brien,
an old timer in this section, was ad-
judged insane by a commission and or
dered sent to Warm Springs. O'Brien
is an old man. and has had much fam
lily trouble in the past. In 1877
O'Brien killed William McKeene on
Pease Bottom and served two years for
the same.
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HE'S FOR SILVER.

Dan voorhees, Says He Always Was on
the Right Side.
Terre Haute. Ind. May 17.-Senator
Voorhees, has arrived home for the first
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The Weather.

Washington. May i7.-Aontana: Fair. cooler
variable winds.
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WESTON.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES


 The committee appointed to raise funds for the Norfield church library, will hold an ice cream sociable, on Monday even ing. July 8, at the house of Mrs Emma Sturges. It stormy the first fair even ing.
 Frank Lane has spent few days with his sister, in Quaker Hill, N. Y.
 Rev MT Pease has been in the Elm City. attending church conference, this week.
 Miss Neila Nichols has visited her grandmother on Bedding Ridge. The board of school visitors and select- men were in session at the town clerk s office, last Tuesday afternoon, making school appropriations and so forth. Miss Eleanor Hoyt will close her school in the Middle district on June 26. Mrs Fred Rix and son of Bethel have spent few days with Mrs Walter Row. 1 land.
 Harry Waterbury will graduate from the Westport high school on June 2S. A humber from this place will attend the Ireception, given by the graduating class l in the evening.
 Mrs Eliza Hoyt of Ridgefield has beer
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LIGHT HAY CROP FEARED.

LI111 TAI CILO1 tEAhEDs The general report is that all crops bic fair except hay, which now looks as il the crop will be light.
 UP AND DOWN THE RIVER AND ON THF HILLSIDES. F. T. Dean is furnishing hotel accom-. modations for transients, now that the hotel near the depot has closed. He has fitted up his store handsomely. Repairs are being made on the piazzs of the house of R. B. Willard. W. H Goodsell of Skiff Mountain has had charge of the work and it has been done we'll, as is everything he undertakes. Mrs William Hamlin of Brookfield iE with her parents, MT and Mrs Chapman on the Mountain. Mrs Chapman is still very ill.
 The timber job near Swift's Bridge is about completed. The work has beer hustled along under the efficient superin' tendency of W. J. Calkins. R. B. Willard has as fine piece of strawberries as you will find in the val ley. He has picked some mammoth Der. ries. He has half dozen different vari' eties.
 The drouth Is very severe about here Andrew Main is certain there will be 8 light hay crop. He is fortunate, howev.
 
 left over. He will raise, this year, nine acres of corn and an acre and half ot tobacco.
 F. E. Buckley has purchased of the heirs of the late Obadiah Bierce a large tract of primitive forest of oaks, hem- locks, etc., located near the highway from this village to Cornwall Plains. He will remove his steam saw mill to that section in about two weeks. Dr Frank Skifr of Falls Village is ire. ing called in cases of sickness requiring his carefuluess and skill. Mrs J. M. Hills and daughter of Wa terbury have returned to their home af, ter visit of several days at the home o1 George Winchell and other relatives and friends here.
 Mrs E. L. Dunbar of Bay City, Mich. 1 returns to her home, this week, from g | 10 days visit East. MT and Mrs Howard Hoff of Collins w. Everett.
 Miss Edith Wadhams has arrived at home from Granville, N. Y. Presiding Elder Beach held quarterly conference in the Methodist church, Mon ! day evening, the 17th inst. Mrs John Manvel of Sheffield, Mass. was in this village, Monday and Tuesday visiting with her former neighbors. MT and Mrs Perry Averill, MT and MT l Frank Averill of Jackson, Mich, anG 1 Miss Julia Curtiss of Woodbury attended the graduating exercises at West Point
 last week. Nathan Averill, the son O | Perry Averifl, was one of the graduates
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PLATTSVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Ernest Jennings of Deep River vi sited friends on the Hill over Sunday.
 The magic lantern entertainment at Bright's hall, Monday evening, brought out quite large number of the people in this vicinity. All declared themselves very well pleased by the exhibition.
 Mrs Brown of New Haven visited at E Seeley's for few days, last week.
 Mrs C.. A. Sturges and little Miss Marguerite were at the old home or Sport Hill, Friday and Saturday.
 Jesse Beers is home for his midsummer vacation.
 Quite party went to the beach from here, Monday, the first of the season.
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In Litchield County.
CORNWALL BRIDGE.

CHILDREN'S s DAY AT THE METHODIST
 CHURCH.
 Children's day was observed at the Methodist church, last Sunday. A full attendance of the Sunday school scholars and of the church members and outsiders filled the church. The exercises glad dened the hearts of all. The scholars rendered their various parts perfectly, and the pleasing remarks made by the present supply, Mir Brown, were listened to attentively. The artistic arrangement of the flowers and ferns in and about the altar and chancel made a beautiful dis play.
 SWEETS BRIDGE CLOSED AGAINST TRAV-
 FL.
 Travel over the iron bridge at Swift's crossing is prohibited, owing to the rot tenness of the woodwork.