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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Now is ihe time 70 snhscrite for tie ". ekiy EpiIArH. The m.ng year "i 1896 will te full of string event. ~ll of witch will h, found in in. E.TTAPH, 'h" be,t and m"si r-lill . m weekly publication m Ariznn
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Pedro Quil.vs''o, who was serving iIme in ihe countrj.il for disturbing the peace, had "A hearing before Court Commissioner Duncan yesterday, on writ of habeas corpus, was reless, d today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

TuS | fe' rn h" D r aut cas [, ,u-UAlo tr,-l Ing 'h- rt.Le cratn oi cit,Ir.sttu .l- turr wr.ughi iy the pTns,c,,i n has ,nly s-Iv,d to strengthen it. On what the confluence of Durrant's attorneys is based still remains . mystery.
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BENSON ECHOES.
Interesting Letter From Our o casinnal Correspondent
BENSON, October 10, 1895.

i bLNsON, OCtoutr lv, looO. Mrs. A. Y. Smith. wife of the chief clerk for the :. r. C., who has been | i'll for some time past was able to be out buggy ri!ing yesterday. Her mother, who resides at Deming has been visiting her for the psstt.o weeks.
 We understand Miss Ida Temple, who left Ben-ol a couple Of weeks since, has reached her destination, Greenville, Miss, where she will attend school.
 MT. F. :. Webster, the oblIging agent for the :. P, R. R., accompanied by Mir. Chss. Temple of Deming, New Mex co, his old friend, and former re,!den, of Uni, place, left Ben-on severai days ag", ostensibly on hunt ing expedition. They went come di.- tance down the San Pedro river and it has been whispered about that they have disrovrred something rich m copper. Keep your eye on Benson.
 The ladies of the Protestant church have been canvaseiug the town the last couple of days with paper ak ing for suhscriu,ions tu repair the church, which is in very bad condition IL Is the object of Il t congregation Ia  remodel the building thrOu .hour, and If though money can be T.iseI the! | Aish tn put up "A tower surmOunteu :! , cupal1. The la,iI-s have b. en quit. ,uccr-sful in tLeIr work 70 far and lee much encourage q as the people hay. responded very chetriully to help ,l"ng the good cause.
 Mrs. L. :. Trask uf the Trask H0us. expects her son and his wife 10 return m few days rum California, Wh-r ttey are visiting fiIeEd-. They wil stop with her for lew days befor, returaing to their home at San simon. The c!0'hes-lii thief Is abroad il | Benson. LI5t night A laiy left out a wr' k washing wnIch Was stolen, and after consIderab - search no t-ace Ui the clothes cou.d be found. | Mrs. Sniliian the wife of our eff c ent c ty mars'al, Is reported 10 h' euously ill. Her many fiieLds ex ,rcss wish for her speedy recovery. he Benson school was resumed lat week, after suspension of tw, weeks, Cause y dipthrria making r appearance in town. line teachers ar, r. oms seem 10 be fairly well iiiied.
 Mr P. 4 S,ol!er of Benson and MT Lup- Holmes were marrle last week. m Tucson They exp, ct tu make th.I. come in Benson. A number of th. .Gung people turned out with all ,h. "u-ical instruments they coulc -rcure, from a tii pan to a mandolin. tnd gave them hearty welcome IU Benson.
 Judge Ohnesorgen me, with quite > s-rious loss .hJrt time ago, He lIs, A field Di very fine hay; after spendint d week cutting il tie rains came uI and cover.d the ii Id to depth oi from F 10 l5 inches. The hsy is ;. total loss.
 S,nor Phii;ippi Galindo who Ina been suffeIi"g from an absess. has s far recovered AS to be seen on ih' street again.
 H. P. Lewis, clerk at the Grand Central, left BeLson for San Franci-c last week.
 MT. Sam Friedman, son of the pr'' prietor of ;he Grand Central arrived Jew days ago from Los Angeles.
 The two he'per engines on the $. r now have a third Grew.
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Kruz Romo. who has teen a guest of the county for 200 days for petit larceny, was given his liberty today, having served out hi- time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Tuc.on has A woman butcher. She bnys, kill. and markets al! her meats
 'd said to handle Il beef with all
 the ease and dex'eriiy of amIr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

TALKING about msnufsctorie', why not Tombs.one have s mountain cage bi,ters works. The sage grows here iu profusion and goes to wstie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Mark Smith, Alleh K. English and Geo. Pridhsm returned today from the valley where the trio have been on . bunting expedition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

The Tombstone people are making vigorous and righteous kick over th. nail service We are now receiving from the west since the new Jim. card on the s. P. went into effect. The N. NJ. & A., who have the mail contract, are sutj-c;ed 10 severe criii- cism because instead of waiting ai Benson to make connexions st 1 l :4j 4. m. they continue 10 leave on the same time as formerly, q. m., thus throwing our wes,,rn mail 2t hOur- behind. The petition praying tha' the mail contract be given the A. & $. E.. which makes connections, ]. b-ing numerou-ly ,isned and will b. forwarded immediately. Word re- ceived today, however, states that th. N. NJ. X A. are taking steps to msk' connections and are now swaitinR orders iron. headquarters. l. is to ie hoped that the condition of sfrairs vii
 be remedied at once and a thro ush service givei u..
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
THs FIRE COMP NY.

lia ~.eU tae r..".4 ner4- ". rlv.l,di.ftn, ,n-uun- veal:
 Pies,4.ui, |. U NuGtOu. l Foreman, James TaIsbaum.
 ls,. Assistant Foreman. A. Payken.
 2ud. Assistant FoIeman, Geo. Ioles. Treasurer, N. J. Brown.
 Secretary, l. ". Wallace.
 Trustees-Jake Schmidt, Jas. Letson anu Jno. k-ating.
 Steward, H. D. Simon.
 The compauy Is in a fourishing condition. Some new hose Was tested yesterday afternoon and the ;Urce OI water Is about the same as that ol Tombstone in comparison. cAPEAiSGs. Robert Berner 0. the Huachucas is furnishing the company with lageiug and bringing ID s iarge load once a week.
 Ben Plaster was visitor To our city yesterday and stepped At the Queen.
 The foundry Is running in iul blast. Al the last Casting several bull iion mods We're run out, also a cast ing fir the new electric crane winch Is soon to te put in UprraliUu in th, converior pit.
 The frame work for holding th, pipes from the cunv-rtvr tanks to tht dust chamber are about completed and the stacks will be coauected bviur, long. This vi take most ui the su.- phur smoke which has been 90 oil n- eiye oi late. The only r,niaiuing ,tucA not being connected will he th, ros-'ar
 Theo. Metz entertained a few of hi, friends Al his reeid-uce on Moud-, evening iu honor Uf A. JUeler an.. wiis oi huachuca. The evening Wa, pleasantly spent in gam,s, sing jug etc.
 Mrs. Eliza Lindsley left thi. morr . jug for Wilcox where she went to look after her Cattle. Sue will go vu IU Colorado 10 be gone for seytr.l week..
 A large number Of drummers lett on the outgoing train yesterday.
 Owing 10 the increasing freight traf- fic an extra train Was put un today.
 Mrs. J. ". Kingsley and Mr-. OllIe Terry fl yesterday for trip 10 Cal .lurDis.
 Mizner i. able to be up again after A. severe tussle with the fever. Chas. Jones underwent the painful | operation of having part of both oi hi- Champion CamUu, manager u the Csmou House al Gunymas, was pa-- senger on y.st.rday's incoming train. He comes on cattle bu-Iness.
 MT. Brown, the well known drug drummer, Is paying our town visit.
 Lester Resde left this morning for Montana where he goes for work.
 Col. Bsrnaby. a well known mining man Of King,on, New NJ. 1ico. Is p.y- ing us visit, and may remain with us for some time.
 Mics Maggie Holland came over from Tombstone on yesierday's train.
 A large number of cowboys paid Us . welcome visit yesterday.
 Mir. sheehe is reported as being very sick st present.
 BIsBEE, October 10, 1895.
 Wright-In Bistee, Oct. 10th, 10 the wife of Thomas Wright, a son.
 Medigoyich-In Bisbee. Oct. 10th, to the wife Of Sam Medigovich, con.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 A car load of lumber was unloaded yesterday and talk. n to Tyler'- lot on the hill opposite Chas. Clawson'-, where he intends to build. The lots have already been graded. | A Mexican dry goods store has been opened up in the building two doors north of the Browniow H1use. | Tom York, of Ramsey canyon iL. the Huschucs mountains, was . wis., itor to our city yesterday. He is going to bring over . supply of Hus- shuea beef for the butchers here.
 ( nsw eavs has bssn fonod ip the
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
Mrs. Mary Plstt was an outgoing passenger on the noon coach today.

All kinds jpb work lone at the PRos- RECTOR office on short notice, and at unreasonably low rates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

OiJ0 Wom' ms hite lawn Waists, ,irh ,.ouhle ruiil. over shouli.r, tht rufllr embroidered in cnlo:s Pie. Ijc.
 O49l Bates celebrated whi Bed Spreads, for dou'le beds. handsome designs. Our special price 90c.
 Oi92 Suiped waeh Silks, soft and lnsirDu-, in pink, blue md fancy stripes; six yaris will make a stylish waist Price, 2jc yarI.
 O493 At price b..low value we of 'er ladies good quality mu-lin Draw CTS, with yoke hsni-, inck and 2-inch mbroidery ruffle. Price, 3Sc postage, 4c.
 O49i Pink, blue or brown apron Ginghams, At 4c yd.
 O445 We have just 300 women's md misses black cotton Mfrs, ir- ported by us direct from C"rm,ny, to -eil at the spec al price of F; per pr.
 Oi96 Boys heavy Cotton knee Pants, dark colors, ages tu l3. Price, ! l9c rnch.
 OI91 Women's fast black cotton Hose -lliceh heels and toes, 3 pr. for 3Or. Superior quality for the money. Oi9S Fast cnl"rs in wnmen's Hack IT Ian cotton Gloves, all sIz.s. Price, l5c pr.
 Oi99 Men's white lanndried Dress Shir'-, nest Wamsutra muslin bo-cmS, enforced. SD. cial val -. Price, 72c
 Oi 100 Men. el,s.Ic Su-yender., wire buckles, trailed end-, ui'h ,lraw- rsupi orter-. P-ice. l5c; postage, Sc. WUINSTOCk. I.UHIx ACO | II SacranentO Gal
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

TIE fear hat the bloomer girls will be bold enousi 10 hold up trains is <anwsrranted. They have non, to
 hold up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Holbrook the specimens are of the white stalac ;ite formation.
 A few PapsSoes are visiting our city and disposing Of their ponies.
 The Bishee Water company have bten .ex,rndirg their line up 0. k. Street the past !ew days.
 Mr.. E !. Roi eris of the San Pedru is soon to leave on visit ,o santa Cruz, Mexico.
 D. Crocket has moved into the Judge Wright residence on Brewery avenue.
 A case oi petit larceny occupied the justices court on Tuesday. The ac- cused was not convicted.
 Little Laura Kraiglaum has just recovered from an attack of tEe fever
 F. H. Watts of Ash canyon was a visitor 10 our city yesterday. He brought in A few cases of ranch eggs, which iiud d ready sale in our market.
 A large number Cf counterfeit dimes have made their appearance in BIs- bee. The imitation is good but they have no rng Al all, being nearly all lead
 A large number of hobo. have been making camp little ways below town. and quite Il number Of small thefl- nave occurred; people should not leave theIr houses unlocked when soIng out. Jas. Letscn los; his vest aud watch and chain line other day hy having them taken while hanging in the lodging house wash room.
 MMr. Mitchell. the genial express man, hauled d load ol provisions to the rurkey Track comphny's ranch neal The line on Tuesday. lie report. the cattle m that vicinity as being In good marketable condition.
 Mrs. byrne has opened miliiner! -hup st her home below Ine San Joe n u-e, and Is prepared 10 attend To th. .aLts of all in T IIne uf business.
 James Orwell has been confined to ni7 house for severIdays with a severe ,ttack of muscular rheumatism.
 Another thet has ten repor eh. that Of n gold wa.Ch anal chain at ih, -nelter. On Tue-day night one oi he wurkmeu nuug his vest in ' I-ual place and upon going there |" title later 10 find out the time he wn. r;sed ,u find nis watch and cl ain gone. There Is np ci=w to the thiei. The utlicers were down loo ing for tn hobps camp tut they have moved. : me of th, m have left town but thei, gre still some here who should b. made 10 leave.
 Mrs. Morris High and Mrs. Fred Fitch toCk spln down 10 Bens"i. yesterday and returned m the evening
 Two cars loa led with silica wer, brought up last evening.
 Mir. scott. the line man. was down tp L. wis Springs yesterday repairins the telegraph line at that point.
 Mrs. Prichard aud daughter, Mi-, Ella, left this morning for q visit California.
 James Fourr i- vlstor to our city. He has ju-t returned from q tIip to Mexico on cattle business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
BlSBEE SUNBEAMS
BIsBKE. October 9. 1895.
ll'f NtI)lCI

ll.h rnJlu
 A letter received here recently from the sbove named place states that ihe Detroit Copper company of Clifton is busily engaged in making many im- provement. in that vicinity. A large dam Is being built "A, lie iunctI n fl the t;ils and San Francisco r.yers 10 derive power for running A large ele, . tric sni. ting plant. This plant is 10 be situated abl ut .even mil, from the oin--, but s narrow gauge railr"a! T. being built to connect ihe t~o place, and soon good cam.' At both ends will be the result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
STATE OF Ono, CITY 0 TOLEDO,
 LUCAS COUNTY.

Frank J. Ch-yney mnkes oath tha' '- i- ,he senior partner ot the firm "' 7 J. Cheyn y & Co doing business in he city of Tolrd,', c"uniy and stat. .GOre-aid, and ihs' said firm vii pa, he -um of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for ch ani every case oi aiarrh that cannot he cured by the se of Hall's Cniarrh Cure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
CSs M ts'ss e spS.

Following is s record of the psper- fled in the county recorders office to }p, m. today.
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BOND.

or H. w. Etz as cattle inspector at enpon. W. B. Gibson and Q. F Ashburu suretiee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
FRANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn 10 befue m- and sub-c ibed n my presencer this G. h day ol Dec, m TT, 1886.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
A. ". GLE ASON.

Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken int'i- '.lly and act directly on the bl"o.i nd mucus surface, Of the system ;end for t-- tim.l ,i- free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,.
 T"l-du, O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
TAZEWELL COURT CASES.
important Trials at the Term-Com-
Ing Marriage.

TAZEWELL. VA, February H.-tSps-
cial.)-The February term of the County
Court. Hon. J. II. Stuart presiding, opened
on Tuesday with the trial of Neut Low
and VIII Hartman Tor an attempt TO muir
der by throwing dynamite and exploding
the same against h(use which was &C.
cupied by Mrs Farnfr and daughter.
There are several important cases which
will come up for trial, among them that
of Mr. Updke. charged with the killing
of Charles Buffalo, and John Winso.
charged with the killing of James Low.
Both homicides, however, are said to have
been in self-defence.
Captain l.. X. Dodd. proprietor of the
Virginia House. who was thought by his
physician last Thursday to be dying, raj
lied, and there Is some hope expressed OF
his entire recovery.
Mr. Henry Stuart, of Russell county.
who is said TO be a power in the Demo-
cratic ranks In that section, was in town
Tuesday on business.
J. w. Hicks. attorney. of Graham, and
W. NJ. Workman, an attorney at Poca-
hontas. and who Is n candidate for Com
monwealihs Attorney. were in attendance
on court.
Captain O'Brien, formerly of the Cllnch
Valley railroad, but now OF the Denver
railroad, Colorado. arrived here yesterday.
and will carry with him as his bride 10
his new home Miss Jennie Bowen. the
charming and accomplished daughter OF
Major T. =. and Mrs. Gussie Bowen. The
marriage will be private one. at the
residence OF the brides parents. with
few special friends in attendance. A wide
circle OF friends regret that the alliance
deprives this social circle Of one OF Its
most popular young ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
DEATHS.

JOHNSON.-Died, at the home of her
brother, Rev. III. f.. Johnson, Bay View,
Va, Tuesday, February 18th, Miss KATE.
z. JOHNSON.
Funeral will take place from the rest
dence OF her sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Winston,
1il5 Floyd avenue, at 10 o'clock FRI
DAY MORNING.
NOLTE.-Died, at his residence. No. 9zl
east Byrd street, at :35 L. NJ. February
q, 1895, Mr.. JOHN G. NOLTE. a native
OF Germany.
He leaves wife. and six children TO
mourn their loss.
His funeral will take place TO-MOR-
ROW Saturday MORNING at o'clock.
from st. Mary's Catholic church, with
requiem high mass. Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited to attend.
San Francisco papers please copy.
POPE-Died. on Wednesday, the 10Th
instant, in the sd year of his age
THOMAS POPE tcolored), for many
wears the faithful and beloved servant oil
Herbert A. Claiborne.
Funeral on SUNDAY, the 24th instant,
at half-past . o'clock In the AFTERNOON
from the First Baptist church (coiored).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
HARRIS SENTENCED.
THE NOTED HoRsE.THIEr GETS
THREE YEARS IN PRISON.
Cfvfl-service Board Reorsanised-
Excitement on Halifax street.
Charged with Robbiug q Preacher.
on for the Mardi Gras.

PETERSBURG. VA, February IL
tSpecial)-In the Hastings Court to-day
the negro William Harris, who recently
stole horse from Mr.. r. e. Scott, and
subsequently on the same night stole
a wagon and harness belonging 10 II. r.
Matteson & Brother, and left the dust
OF the city behind him, was sentenced 10
three years imprisonment in the penn
Tertiary on the first count. He Is yet to be
tried for stealing the wagon and harness.
Harris was arrested at Stony Creek.
The local Civil-Service Examining
Board has been reorganized. Mr.. William
". Collett. letter-carrier, is president:
Mr. W. o. Shanks. stamp-clerk, Is secre-
tary, and Mr.. J. c. Bishop, letter-carrier.
Is the third member OF the board.
y SCENE ON HALIFAX STREET.
Considerable excitement was caused to-
day on Halifax street by the alleged as
sault by number of boys. said to be
students at the University School. upon a
colored driver. 1t is said that snowballs
and other missiles of a harder character.
were thrown, and that the assailed party
~
Of arrests were made, and the matter will
be brought TO the attention Of the
Mayors Court in the morning. Judge ID.
A. Hinton will appear as counsel for the
defendants.
In the Hastings Court to-day Isaiah
Pelham tcoiored) was arraigned upon an
indictment charging him with burglary
In breaking into the residence OF Rev.
a. j. Fristoe and stealing property which
was subsequently found in his possession.
isaiah Is known to the police as an old
offender, having been several times
punished for his crimes. After the jury
had been empanelled, and the prisoner
had been ordered to stand up and plead,
Pelham became suddenly crazy. or APP
parenty so, and called upon the Court 20
send for DR.. II. q. Leigh. The mans
actions were of such a character that the
Court decided to send for the Doctor The
latter, after examination OF the accused.
said that some years ago he had extract
ed a large splinter from the prisoners
head, and had taken out a piece OF his
skull. These facts were brought to his
remembrance by the circumstances re-
lated by the accused. DR.. Leigh said that
II was possible for such injuries 10 cause
epilepsy or insanity, but that IL would
require some time to tell whether or not
Pelhams mind is really affected. Upon
this evidence the trial was suspended, and
the case continued until the next term
or the court. Pelham says he Is subject
| to spells"
PERSONAL
Messrs. J. o. James and wife and c. +.
Lauterbach and wife will leave here to-
| morrow to attend the Mardi Gras fes-
tivitles in New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
NEW BERNEs FAIR a SUCCESS.
"A Fine Day Brings IA Large Attend
nncc-ProccssioD, Races, &c.

"A Fine Day Brings IA Large Attend
ancc-ProccssioD, Races, Sc.
NEW BERNIE, y. C.. February H.-
(Special.)-The weather was exceptionally
fire yesterday for the fair association. a
clear sky. genial sun, and gentle north
west wind made a delightful atmosphere
Tor out-of-do0r exercise Trains ran in
from all points well laden with visitors
70 the fair. which was formally opened.
y procession was formed under the direc-
ton Of the chief marshal, composed of
ire Fair Association and invited guests.
She New Bcrne Fire Department, the
Tity Council. Mayor. and city officers,
md citizens. led by the Silver COrnet
Band After marching through num-
Der Of streets the procession entered the
fairgrounds where the opening ceremo-
MES took place
Rev T. NJ. y George. the chaplain of
Tie day. offered prayer, and James a.
bryan, ESQ. delivered the address.
The grounds were well crowded and the
visitors were all well entertained in the
rounds OF the exposition.
The races were the finest yet-two trot-
ling 20 harness and one running.
In the trotting matches the first race
was won by Mamie Wells. ~ New Berne;
the second by Prince Albert, OF Colds
horo'. while the running purse went TO
ielconette. OF Richmond. Va.
The balloon Ascension was better than
ever. The lady took up a dog. which she
cut loose some time before she took
the parachute leap. Both came down In
the Neuse river.
The day was a successful one for the
fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Marriages Near Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. February
Especial There were two marriages
near town yesterday. Miss Dora Ais
brook. daughter of Mr.. Henry Allsbrook:
was married TO Mr.. Laban Wilkerson, OF
Beaufort county, Elder A.. j. Moore OF
Whltaker's. performing the ceremony.
The bride and groom left on the after
noon train for their home. near Washing
ton. y. G.
Miss Lulu Bell. near Braswell. was
married TO Mr.. J. G.. Moore last night.
Mr. Moore lives near Dawson's. only a
few miles from town. The bride and
groom repaired to their home after many
good wishes by their friends.
\ special train went from here to the
New Berne fair yesterday. A number
OF persons went. and returned in good
time last night
Mr. Peter T.. Smith showed your cor,
respondent a Immigrant which Is over 100
years old. being dated March /. 1880.
II is impossible 10 find eggs In the
market here. and butter Is not as plenti-
full as Il has been. Pork Is still plenti-
full, and can be bought at 5iz cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
OPPOSED TO THE Lraour.


Last night regular meeting a. the
Christian Endeavor Society o. cea,ssarv
Methodist church Was held. and IA an IN.
formal manner the question q convortinv
that organization into the Fexorth
League. IN accordance with the action 40
the General Conference OF the Ne,hcs,s,
Church. was considered.
AZ the close OF the usual service rr..s-
dent Fenton McBain stated that ths hody
might wish TO hear from Res, Or sisdS
upon the matter and the pastor srnisln-
ed his position. He said the bishons . "A
other authorities OF the Church rad aver
this stand for the formation OF Epvor,b
Leagues, and that he hoped 10 h ana
10 convert the Christian Enfeasor a.
ciety as a nucleus into the league
IL was stated a. the desire OF The Soda
~ that Or. Sledd should 40 ahead ana
form his Epworth League, and leay. ths
Christian Endeavor Society az an inde-
pendent organization, or dlsbanf the las.
ter. as he had a right TO do. The pasto,
did not state what ne would or could A
In this connection, and here the mates
stands. The Endeevorers In Centenary
church are thoroughly opposed 20 beIns
transferred TO the league. and Il Is likely
that they will dishana and refuse 10 -
AS individuals into the Epvofth League