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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-17
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 3. 1895

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 3, 1895.
Westhound Leave Roanoke Daily.
7:50 3. m. washington and Chattanooga
limited) for Bristol and the South and
West. Stops only at East Radford and
Pulaski. Pullman sleepers to New
Orleans and Memphis, dining car at
tsched.
6:35 q. no. for Radford, Bluefeld and
Pocahontas, Pulaski, Brist il and all
intermediate stations.
ABS p. m. the Chicago Express for Rad.
ford, Blueheld, Pooahontas, Kenova,
Cincinnati, indianapolis. st. Louis,
Kansas City. Columbus and Chicago.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper Roanoke
to Columbus. Also for Pulaski,
Wytheville, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat.
tanoogs and intermediate points.
North and Eastbound, Leave Roanoke
Daily.
11:40 o. M. for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk
11:4o d: M. for Washington. Hagerstown,
Philadelphia and New York.
1880 p. m. for Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullmsn sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk
and Lynchburg to Richmond.
f045 p. m. Washington and ChattA-
nooya limited) for Washington,
Hagerstown, Philadelphia and New
Iorh. Iullmhn BleopSra I'D washing
ton, Philadelphia and New " ,rk via
Shenandoah Junction and Bs.1more
and Ohio railroad. Stoua at Fl ,llins,
Buchanan, Natural Bridge, Buena
Vista, Bsnic, Shenandoah, Luray and
Shenandoah Junction.
Durham Division-Leave Lynohburg
Union station daily 400 p. 10. for
South Boston and Durh am aud inter.
mediate stations.
Wlnston-Sslem Division-Leave RoA-
noke union station) daily 1l:5o q. IN.
and 1870 q. m. daily, except Sunday
Campbell street station). or Rocky
Mount, Martinsville, Wins ton-Salem
and intermediate stations.
For all additional information apply
tioket Office or to W. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke. Va.
ID. r.. BRAGG,
Travelling Passsnger Agent.
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Lessons in German.

WILL give lessons in the German
language Am native of Germany and
practical teacher of the German
language; also lessons in drawing and
painting, Terms moderate. A. L.
MOVER, 23l Fourth avenue n. W.
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appetizer. building up the system rapidly.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned and whoso
blood is In an impure condition, due to Menstrual
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DRUNKENNESS AND DRUG MABIrs

successfully treated by the use of Van Devan-
gers rRUE-TONlC." Send for circular of
1ntornaiion TO 4: l.. VAN DEvANTRR, HAGRRs.
TOWN. Nd Sold by druggists Sl.00 per bottle
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Business Notices.

"a" Valid Divorces obtained in three
months. For particulars write
L.. FULTON,
Mar. l0-4t Denton, Texas.
How that baby squawls. What's the
matter. She wants one of those nice
carriages which are being sold so cheap
at
S. NJ. g. e. H. Wilkes & Co.
How is this? 1 set (6) chairs for only
1926 only a few sets to offer. How it
makes customers smile when they
see these chairs at this price.
S. M. 81 e. III. Wilkes & Co.
For RENT.-Six Room Cottage op-
posite Mrs. Rivers Boarding House.
Garden, we'll and stables.
Jan. Ia, '95. B. w. BALL.
Only 36 more of those beautiful Rat
tori Rockers which we have been sell
ing at 81. go worth $3. so to offer and our
contract closes. This lot will arrive in
a few days.
s. M. g. L. II. Wilkes g. Co.
We make an Itch Cure that costs YOU
nothing II it fails to cure when used ac-
cOrding to directions.
The Laurens Drug Co.
There is something about our line
that attracts attention. Why, be-
cause we carry in stock a complete line
Of household goods, kitchen, dining
room, bed DON and parlor goods. In
other words set you up to housekeeping
at very little expense. Get married
and try it.
S. NJ. 81 E. H.Wilkes & Co.
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THE PRIDE OF LAUaESs.
A Representative OF the Local Press
Reports a Delightful and 1nstruc-
tive Visit to the City Schools.

Last Friday morning, accompanied
by friend Bowen, your reporter visited
the City Schools in quest OF news.
We were very c~Ourteously welcomed
by Superintendent Watkins, whose
kindness and interest in our behalf
was more than we could expect.
The County Teachers, who had met
here last week, had been invited to in
spect the City Schools Friday, but ow-
Eg to the Indictment weather, only
twelve OF fifteen teachers were out. All
present, however, we're perfectly car
ried away with the splendid systematic
working OF the School.
Owing to pressure of time and bust
ness, we only visited the three highest
grades, where we werek kindly received
by the respective teachers. The rooms
r admirably adapted to teaching pur-
poses, we'll ventilated, and spacious sky
light above; the desks are very COM
Portable and hold two easily. The prin-
cipal points of note among the scholars
were: respectful and clear recitation,
attention, and good behaviour upon the
whole.
We came away fairly enthused over
this admirable system of education, in
praise of which too much cannot be
said. 1t is the hope of our country, the
vitality Of our social life, and the bull
wark Of State. And right here we close
with q universally common incident,
that not only corroborates my state
ments in regard to Il school system,
but also proves Lord BacOn's saying,
"Khc wledge is Power:
In the early part Of this century,
when Prussia lay writhing under the
almost in~vulnerable heel of the First
Napoleon, there was a state meeting
held which terminated in the coalition
of all the present German Provinces.
The Iron Chancellor Bismark then sug-
gested that the education of the masses
was the only safeguard of the Father
land. This idea was adopted through
out the whole Empire, and what was
the result? In 1870 France, that court
ly and knightly cline, whose lilies and
eagles fourished and waved grandly
DER all Europe in awe and splendor, de-
clared war against Germany. After a
fierce struggle in which Germany lost
not a single fight, she ruthlessly tore
the Rear-de.hs from Alsce and Lorraine.
And the memories Of Jena were blot
ted out by the ~disgraceful surrender of
Sedan, and the German banners waved
triumphantly on the walls of Paris
1t is needless to state that the iron
hand of discipline and system that
sways the Fatherland's incompatible
school system brought this about. f.
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Union Meeting.

The Union OF the 4th and 9TH Section
OF the Reedy River Association will
meet with Holly Grove Church, Sat
urday before the 5tn Sunday in March.
10 a. m. Devotional exercises con-
Quoted by @. X Hale.
1890 What is our duty at this time
towards State, Home and Foreign Mis-
sions by M. B. Crisp, B. w Fuller, j.
D. Mahon and d. A. Swindler.
11.30 Should Sunday work he under
the control of the Church by G.. l.. Ris-
er, J. P. May, G. X. Hale and B r.
Corley.
100 Should o letter of dismission be
granted to a member who is not in full
fellowship with the Church by John II.
Wharton, Frank Ramage and II. Fow-
Ter.
SUNDAY.
1890 Sunday School address by Rev.
B. +. Corley.
IL a. m. Sermon by Rev. j. D. Mahon
w. p. TURNER,
Sec.
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New BrOOnls.

The new city council were quietly
installed into Office on yesterday morn
ing. They Immediately relieved the
strain on many aspirauts and elected
the following police force and fixed
he'll recommendations:
L. G. Bale, Clerk, $31.25 per month.
L. A. Langston, Chief Police, $500
per month.
James f. Owings, Assistant Police,
$4,000 per month.
VIM. M. Irby, Assistant Police, $4,000
per month.
Lewis Burton, colored, Lamp Ligh-
ter, $500 per month.
Mayor Simkins and the outgoing
council leave in the Treasury the
handsome sum of 81 ,55O.O 90. GOOD and
faithful servants"
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Mr.. Richard Harding Davis, who
started from the eastern coast of Hon
duras about the middle OF January to
ride acrOss Central America, has ar
rived at Tegucigalaph, the capital of
Honduras, from which poiut ne will
continue on to the capital of Nicaragua,
and from there to Corinto, on the Pa
cific side. From that point he takes q
steamer south to Caracas in South
America, crossing the Isthmus OF Pa
mama on his way. The ride to Tcgucig-
alapa was made on mule-back over the
mountains, and lasted sixteen days; the
second half of the trip will require
about ten days MORE. Mr.. Davis Is ac-
companied by Mr. Henry Somers Som
erset and Lloyd G.. Griscom, and his
purpose is to describe the places vis-
tied by these gentlemen and himself in
q series OF articles which will appear
in Harper's Monthly and Harper's
Weekly as soon as possible after his
return to New York.
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@Re ddugrtiSer.
LAURENs, S, c., March 10, 1896.
LOCAL.
THE TEACHERS MEET.
The County Teachers I'm TOwn-They
Visit The Graded Schools-A
Summer SeIi00r.
SufllIn6r SchOOI.

The County Teachers Association
with our progressive School Commits
sioner, Mr.. Madden, at their head
made q visit TO the Graded Schools on
Friday, and on Saturday held their us
ual monthly meeting in the Court
House.
ALI expressed themselves as exceed
ingly pleased with the management of
the schools, which are under the ex-
cellent supervision of Mr.. J. b. Wat
kins. On Friday evening Mr.. Nav
field, State Superintendent of Educa-
ton, and Rev. j. b. Parrot, the sue
ce ssful principal of the High School at
B~arksdale's, were expected to address
the teachers In the Court House but
neither OF them were able to appear.
80 some of the town jokers instituteasa,
o court as a means of passing the
evening, an amusing method II not
calculated to be so improving as a
learned address.
Mr.. Madden spoke q little of the pos
sib1lity of a Summer School in Laurens.
No scheme could be more profitable not
only to the teachers but to many out
siders who would be glad of an oppor-
tunity to indulge in a little mental re-
polishing. Laurens should uphold Mr..
Madden in this plan.
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The Ladies' Aid Society.

WHEREAS, The Ladies' Aid Society oil
the Laurens Presbyterian Church has
heard with deepest regret the decision
of their beloved Pastor, Rev. A.. Ct.
Wardlaw, to accept the passionate OF the
Westminster Presbyterian Charch OF
Charleston, S. c., to which he has been
unanimously called:
Therefore, be it resolved 1 That il
by any action of ours we could retain
him as our Pastor, which relation he
has 80 acceptably filled, we would most
however, he feels called in the Provi.
dence Of God to another field Of labor,
we love him too much to stand in the
way Of his duty and usefulness.
Resolved 2. That we express, as a So
ciety and individuals, to him and to
Mrs. Wardlaw, who has been an efficient
and greatly beloved member Of this So
ciety, our sorrow over this sad separa-
ton and the breaking up of the tender.
ties that bound us together.
Resolved 3. That we extend to him
u most heartfelt gratitude for his faith
full teachings and his care over us dur
ing these years. We feel that much
good has come to us through his minis.
trations. Wherever he may goI we
will always pray that Heavens richest
benedictions may abide upon him and
his home, and if we never meet again on
earth as Pastor and people, may we
meet IN unbroken band above
Where congregations meier break up,
And Sabbaths have no end.
Resolved 4. That a copy of these res.
olutions be sent to our Pastor and his
family, that they be published in our
terrain, and entered on our records.
Mrs. f. Nj. GAME,
Mrs. H.. A. WEBB,
Mrs. J. j. PLUss,
Committee.
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''PENINSH.o

"Look on this picture, nor deem it yet
o'erchargcd,
There's not a trait of v~irtue(?J that
could not be enlarged"
Byron's Sketch.
OF horses, sing |, heavenly muse,
And once more, readers, you abuse, Q
With nags who're shod or without
1T matters not where you have been,
For OF this horse, so well / ween,
That only in bright fancy's dream
Lis equal you have rode or seen.
This theme hat inspires my lay
Was purchased by a youth one day,
AZ proit or at loss who can gainsay?
To parley this / cannot stay.
Suffice it then, | hero write down
That ne'er his equal came to town
King OF his sphere, so sleek and round,
Fleet of foot, as tn cataraCt's bound.
His name, oh, one so very rare,
Give patience, or twill 'scapc the ear,
List eagerly, nor deign to sncer.
lis PENINSH-pronounccd low, yet
clear.
PENINsH so blithc and free and fleet,
To just behold him is Il treat
That no dime museum can compete
Such graceful ears and head and feet
But / observation-disclosures
In truthful colorS here to state
His qualities, both numerous and great
For too much praise is but to pirate
And CAB as the servilc, uncOuth rabbAN
And now my pen begins to wabblc \
The MUSES. fly, and o the HcavcnI
~bestraddlc,
Leaving my task for higher grade o
cattle.
DI VII EI
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A Card to The Public.
To the Democratic voters of Lauren
county

To the Democratic voters of Laurens
county:
Mr.. Editor:-I see that my name is
coupled with the names of several other
gentlemen to the call of the Forty, in
the last issue Of the Advertiser. Al
ways willing to do my part in anything
calculated to allay strife and to insure
the supremacy of a white mans govern
ment, | am forced to explain to the pub
lie that my name was signed to that
paper without its having been submitted
to me and without my knowledge. All
that was even said to me on the subject
was by a friend who approached me rel
alive to the calling Of q mass meeting
for the purpose OF deciding or agreeing
upon the basis of representation in the
convention from this county, and | dis.
tinctly tod him that | was in favor of
giving the minority faction OF Democrats
representation according to their numeri.
Cal strength, provided, this plan or policy
was adopted by the two factions to be
applied generally throughout the State,
but that | WAS opposed to any equal
division whatever; and further stated to
him that if the minority faction refused
to accept this basis OF representation,
that l was infavor of a straight fight to
the finish. Owing to the present politi.
cal conditions | can't see how the Forty,
or any other body OF white Democrats
can cooperate with any other faction
than loyal Democrats who have in the
past supported the nominees of the
Democratic primary. We want no co.
operation with Independents or Mug.
wumps.
I observed that one mans name was
signed to that document with a pen run
through it, which shows very conclu,
sively that the paper was either shown
him or he was informed that his name
had been used, but who had it stricken
out. The paper was not shown to me
neither was / informed that my name
was upon it, else / would have ordered
mine stricken out also.
OSCAR G.. CUNNINGmAM.
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HOw'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
b.. j. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
Ed. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able B % carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West &c Truax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.; Walding, Kinnan &Mar.
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls CatGrrh Cure is taken inter-
Snally, acting directly upon the blood
end mucous surfaces OF the system.
price, I5c per bottle. Sold by all
DRUGGISTS. Testimonials free.
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Davis Dc Roper's Locals.

Pretty washable suits for boys at so
cents at
DAVIS & ROPER. ,
Mems hobby suits for 81. so; Mems all
wool suits for $3.50; Mems good pants
at
DAVIS & ROPER.
Boys knee suits at IS cents: Nobby
boys knee suits at 1925 and $500 at
DAVIS & ROPER.
Ii you do not believe we can sell you
clothing cheaper than you ever bought
1t come and see.
DAVIS g. ROPER,
Famous Clothers.
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Gross Hin Nom.

n the ante bellum days the planter
OF tnls section began to- plant corn o,
the lVth OF March, unless IL fell ON Sun
day, and perhaps some of them were %
p,ialnly impressed with the supersfi.
ton, that they did, as one old GENTLE.
man, knew, who believed In sowino
ms tobacco g on the l4th of Febrr.s
ary, put IN some seed If it was SundayI
pug ! the seasons have cAanpedl
or the people have become more intelj
iigent: AT any rate 1t is now past thd
run OF march and L have not seen oil
% put one man who has ploweS
U single iurrow for planting, and he
proved for corn. The meaning of I'll
ABOVE is that the spring season is yel<<'
backward, cold and wet.
Our people are not intending IN ola,
as much cotton as heretofore and al!
buying but very little commercial feEs
tilizers. AZ
We are pleased with the }nrosnect
the Cotton Mill in our county,. We no,
soon to hear of tho turnfSa, of tbI
iieecy staple into cloth right here
nome. and we trust the enterprises yv;I
oe u success and encourage the bnild%
ing Oh other industrial enterprises. e.
Our town has been very ou;et "a
some time past but with the approadE
OF spring is putting on life and hustiE
Our merchants are all ready to supp
the people with what may be wantel
anu we nave some new business houstt
Mr. u. L.. Carter has opened a full M
in prices. ~ "oi
MIS-. Nowlin and Mrs. Reeder ha&
opened a full line of Millinery Goods
inc store OF Hutchinson & Co.
Inc following named gentlemen ha}
oeen elected our city fathers for t
%Gusutlhg year: lntendent, Col, John r.
w Wliilams; Wardens, w. Nj. Miller. "
!. tAuStln, M. Il. Simpson, p. III. Md
ueh. ihese gentlemen have served I'll
Town Tor several years and the citizeE
snow their confidence in them bv n
electing them.
AT an election held a few days sid
the following gentlemen were
elected Trustees Of the Wadswo
Estate: w. p. Turner, DR.. wi
nWr11ght, NJ, M. league, r. G. Dan
Our High School under the efloi
management OF Prof. Majors and N
Claray Is IN Il ilourishing condition
nuhper OF young men from o dista2
nave come into town and are enioyt
the advantages offered here for gettE
an education, and inquiries are beS
made Tor houses and homes for nt
educate.
wei Congress has adjourned and
business depression continues, and
people V only themselves to loE
i0r relief. Diversity the crops,
the farm self-sustaining and have
surplus, beautify our homes, do
and fear the Lord and all will conf K
we'll in the end. 81;
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Breaking Dirt.

Friday saw the first work on the Fac
tory begun but the rain was not favor
able to it, However Monday things
were well under way and the site of the
Mill has a wide awake aspect. Right
now getting a brick yard in readiness
Is n of the principal ends, as the
Factory is to make its own brick.
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Wilson's Star.

This is the Nrand of what we believe
to be the best 5 cents sack of Tobacco
ever offered. A pack of cigarette pa
pers with each sack if you want them.
80 cents a pound without papers. Come
in and sample it from large jar on show
case. 1t is as good as the average 10
cents tobacco, and far ahead Of any
S cents tobacco made. Bring in your
samples. We can prove it..
The Laurens Drug Co.
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NOTICED

The State Examination of teachers
WILDE held In Columbia in the Office
of State Superintendent Of Education
ON the 9Th of April.
The County Examination for Lau-
rens County will be held at Laurons In
the Court House on the 10th day OF
April, for white and colored teachers.
Only teachers holding certificates from
Trainings Schools, are exempt
JAS. A. MADDEN,
School Com.
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success is the reward of merit" not
of assumption. Popular appreciation
is what tells in the long run. For fifty
years,people have been using Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and to-day it is the blood
purifier most in favor with the public.
Ayers Sarsaparilla cures.
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Re Union of Co. G, sd Regiment

in -aennAthhorized by, members of Com
pany G, Third 5: GGT:Regiment, to invite
the survivors of the 14th S. @. Regiment
living in Laurens County to meet with
them on the occasion OF the reunion to
be held at Barksdale, on the Laurens q
Greenville Railroad, on Saturday 18th
ant and agreeabB every body who at.
tends is requesteGto bring q well.filled
basket OF the ~substantials Of life.
Respectfully,
March 10, 1895. A. Q. OwiNGs.
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NOTICE
or Application for Final ]

charge. (
lake notice that on the It'll
OF April, 1896, | will apply II
Probate Judge for Laurens cf
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for a fn&
charge from my trust as Adj
tratrix of r. II. Ycargin, ded
MARY Y. YEAR,
Mar. IS,'05-4t Exd
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notice.

| will sell to the highest bidder
I,rlncton, 5. c., Laurcns County,
the assigned stock Of goods formf'
belonging to Dr.. G.. l.. Martin, on l.
day, March the Ord, at II O'Clock,
For further particulars apply tod
undersigned at Alba, S. c..
JNo. w. MCCULLUGId
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WANTED:--Lady or Gentleman can
vassers in each Township. At least
500 per day guaranteed.
Address
JNO. II. SIMMONS,
Feb. ll-2m R~owesvillc, S. G..
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TRULY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AnnetI
n. Moen, Fountain, Mimi. saws: Ayerl
Cherry Pcctoral has had q wonderfA
cifect in curing my brothers childr%
OF q severe and dangerous cold, IT ~
truly, astonishing how speedily III
found r~eliclsaftcr taking this DrepaE
ton
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4 Horse fOI. So1a-

a good farm and family horse for
sale. Qualities reliable. Apply to
Rev. A. G. Wardlaw or this office.
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Rheumatism Cared.

Rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid
in the blood attacking fbrous tissues Af
tho joints. Keep your blood pure and
you will not have rheumatism. Hood'a
S~arsaparilla gives the blood vitality
and richness and tones the whole body,
n~entralize the acidity of the blood and
thus cures rheumatism.
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NOTICE..

All parties interested in the Farm
crs' Fire Insurance Company will NEE
at Laurens @. FL. on Wednesday, tn,
9th March, 1895, at 10 q. m.
j. III. WHARTON.
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TIC negro ~. .SseIs have deliy}
themselves and not helped tho az
much. Senators lrby and Tillman
done Il great deal OF talking and \
no nearer a solution of the matter I
when they began. The Forty"
put in theiroar and want Il convenJ
There seems to be divide and mok
come. We are glad to see all this +
seems to cnlighten the people, and}
nave no doubt the people will comd
all right in the end. President Lii
said, you ear fool tho people N
while, and fool some Of the pcoplE|
the time, but you can't fool all thcE
pie all the time. There arc sol
months yet before the election of e
gates and Il crop is to be planted
made and while We are d~rivinot
plow, We will make up our minds III
gard to the matter and act wiso6
This is "a government of the Do
ny the people, and for the pcople'T
inc people T. not going to be o.
out OF it by political tricl1sters, II
or anything of the kind.
SCRIBI
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Hoods Pills are the best a%fter-dinner
pills, assists digestion, cures headache.
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PRoGRAMME


Introductory by j. A. Martin.
Sermon on SatSrday' IL a. M by W.
Missionary Sermon on Sunday II a.
IN. by j. Q. Martin.
oYERRIEs.
lst./Is the pbwer Of Ordination
Vested in n the XhMSr an or Presbytery'
End. Do we Baptist place (~stress
enough) on the 2trines Of Regenera-
tion1 Opened 9 ~. Cooper.
3pd. Does u Sible teach that a
Mi6ister shall nSWpported. Opened
b1g.1 II. Nash Yr'
ters shall. ~ {flafe their own salaries.
4 j. a. MARTIN,
Moderator.
!. p. THOMSON, Clerk.