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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-08-12
MEAN AND CONTEMPTIBLE.
Inc Anonymous Letter Writer Does
Not Reflect the Sentiment of Decent
Citizenship i'm any Community.

a meaner and more contemptlble
character does not exist perhaps than
The writer Of an anonymous letter.
when that letter is accompanied bv
threats OF violence or slanderous re-
marks. And we regret that any such
person should live in this community.
These reflections are prompted by a
letter which has been handed US by
MIR. ID. J. Abram, a Hebrew merchant
who came to Henderson about a week
ago from Edenton, y. c., for the pur-
pose Of engaging in business here.
The communication was addressed to
MIR. Abram at Edenton although he
was III Henderson at the time, and
was received by a brother of his and
forwarded here. | reads as follows:
HENDERSON, y. C., Aug. {, 1897.
MR.. ID. j. ABRAM:-At a meeting of the
henderson Night Regulators we decided
not to have any more cut-thrOat Jews
IN our town, so this is to notify you to
keep away. Now, if you will come after
you get this notice, nst tell your people
goodbye before you leave home, for you
will never see them again
lake notice of this and govern yourself
accordingly. Yours to please.
HENDERSON NIGHT REGULATORs.
Sensible man that he is Mr.. Abram
treats the matter as though it was a
joke. He has not been deferred by it
IN the least having rented store room
Purcell's old stand) which will be
opened with stock Of clothing, hats,
shoes, gents furnishings. &C., in a few
days.
On behalf of our people the GOLD
LEAF wants to say that this sort of
thing is discoultenanced and denounced
by all classes of citizens without regard
to nationality or race distinction. A
cordial welcome will be extended to
all good citizens whether they be Jew
or Gentle, native or foreign born, and
as long as man behaves himself he
will be as we'll treated and as safe from
violence in Henderson as anywhere on
earth. If man is not all right
honest and upright as he should be
the way to treat him is to let him
severely alone, starve him out by
degrees and force him to seek some
other locality Of his own account.
The GOLD LEAF knows nothing to
the contrary of Mr.. Abrams being an
honest man and reliable merchant.
lie has been living in Edenton about
six years and if he thinks Henderson is
better location he has a perfect right
to make the change-as much so as
one of our citizens would have the
right to move to another town if he
desired to do so.
Again we wish to say that the spirit
which actuates the writer Of such a
letter as the above does not find favor
among the better element of our
people. 1t is the work Of some ire
sponsible person acting alone by HIM
self and amounts to nothing. Perhaps
we should not dignity it by noticing it
at all but feel it is our duty to do so as
the receiver of it is a stranger here.
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The Best Thing of the Kind Yet.

The electrical display made by Mr..
Toepleman Friday night was the best
thing Of the kind we have yet seen.
This was gotten up in connection with
the bicycle lawn party-to advertise
same and those who failed to sec it
missed a treat indeed. Letters Of
different colored lights were made and
These shown in succession spelled out
words such as bicycle Lawn Party"
sc. A sign cut out of card board,
stencil fashion, with tinted tissue paper
pasted over alternating lines was a
very pretty effect. This was the work
Of Barney Aronson.
Mr.. Toepleman deserves great credit
for the display which soowed SO much
of skill and ingenuity on his part and
which gave SO much pleasure to those
who witnessed it. The lights were
flashed from the third story Of the
Young building on Main street.-the
telephone exchange.
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4 Good Word for the Women.

The women Of our laud-the wives
and mothers-do not always receive
the consideration they deserve. They
NAV not be treated with intentional
uukindness, but by indifference and
neglect sensitive wOman's feelings
can be wounded and her nature trans
formed into another sort OF creature
quite as well as by cruelty and abuse
if persisted in. AS Edward w. Box
in the Ladies' Home Journal we'll says:
No economy is SO false and mis-
guided as that which seeks to withhold
one pleasure from the life of good
wOman-a true wife or loving mother.
The best home man can give her
becomes tireSome il she is asked to
live in it and stay there 800 days III
wear. The Lord knows that wOmans
life is hard enough. She travels a
path of endurance and suffering to
which the average man is an entire
stranger. Then let US make that path
as pleasant. as easy, as bright as pos
sible. Every dollar that man spends
on his home for the happiness aud
comfort of his wife will come back TO
him four fold.
Lanterns and thermometers below
market prices at
JAS. 4 O'NEIL X SONS.
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Bicycle Proverbs.

a soft saddle turneth away wrath.
The bumped child breads the flyer.
The novice and his saddle are soon
parted.
He who sups with the scorcher needs
high gear.
It's poor cyclometer that won't
register double up hill.
It's an i'll wind that blows out OF
puncture in your tire.
It's the man without cyclometer
that has ridden the greatest distance
of all.
No man can hasten the passing year,
but any good rider can make CEN
fury run.
Despise not the day Of small things;
it's the little sprocket that makes the
wheel go around.
Take heed of the beginner before,
the scorcher from behind, but who
shall escape the boomer girl:-London
Sfdr
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Notice of Sale.

~ NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
" power of sale conferred upon the
undersigned, A. J. Harris. Trustee, and
contained in a Deed OF Trust executed by
Lewis Ulrich and Bette L. Uirich his
wife, on the 18th day of February. 1893,
and recorded in Deed of Trust Book No. l,
page $50. in the Office of the Register OF
Deeds for Vance county. for the purpose
of securing the payment of the indebted
ness therein mentioned, default having
been made in the payment of the same. at
the request Of the holder of the same,
will sell at the court house door In Hen
derson, n. c.. at public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash, on
MONDAY, 18TH DAY OF SEPT, 1885,. :.
the property conveyed by said Deed of
Trust tO-wit: On the n. side Of Turner
avenue bounded as follows: Begin at an
iron stake at the edge of Turner ave. 81
feet from Zene st. and run thence n. 39c
w. 81 feet along the Northern side OF
Turner ave-; thence n. 90 f. $50 feet;
thence South 800 f. 9. feet to stake
thence 5. so West 10 feet to the beginning
it being the land bought from w. +.
Stainback and wife June q. 1891. See
deed ON record in Registers Office for
Vance county in Book Of Deeds No. =.
page 74o, &c.
This 9th August. 1897.
ANDREW J. HARRIS, Trustee
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What Tommy Said,

Uncle John-Well. what do you mean to
be when you get to be man?
Little Tommy (promptly)-A doctor,
like pa.
Uncle John (qulzzically)-Indeed; and
which do you intend to be, an allOpath or
a homeopathy?
Little TOmmie-I don't know what them
awful big words mean, Uncle John; bu
that don't make no difference, cause |
amt goin' to be either OF EN-. I'm just
goin' to be a family doctor an give all my
patients Hoods Sarsaparilla, cause my
pa says that if he is doctor, he's 'bliged
to own up that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best family medicine he ever saw in his
life
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FURTHER STATEMENT
Concerning the Texas Tragedy In
Which the kivett Brothers Lost
Their Lives.

Which the kivett Brothers Lost
Their Lives.
In its reference to the unfortunate
affair in which the two kivett brothers
lost their lives at Waco, Texas, week
before last, the GOLD LEAF wrote
the name of Walter kivett in the cap
ton instead of Will. In this we were
wrong. 1t was Ben and Will who
were killed and not Walter. This cor
rection was made in the later and more
lengthy account published last week,
yet in Justice to Mr.. Walter kivett we
print the following extract from a let
ter written under date Of 3rd inst
after our issue Of the week before had
been received:
| will thank you to make some little
correction and further statements con-
corning the facts in the recent tragedy
here in which my brothers lost their
lives. 1t was Willie and Ben not Walter
and Ben. And while it is looked upon
as lustitiable on the part of Lambdn,
it would also have been even more so on
the part of the brothers, had they killed
him. The press and public at the time
did not know the cause leading up to
the trouble and could not therefore give
q fair account. There were threats on
both sides, but more demOnstrative on
the part OF the brothers, because they
had more cause for it. 1t was avenging
honor with them, that had been kept
smOtherng for a long time. They could
have killed him with ease at any time
but they were too brave to shoot with
out notice, or not to & We him a chance
for his life; yet it was exactly what they
did not receive in return for Ben was
killed without notice and Billie received
the second load which tore his left arm
almost entirely Off even before he could
draw his weapon. Ben was shot as he
walked up to the door. Lambdin was
notified they were coming that way.
No one knew that they were even to
enter and he had his gun in hand in po-
sitlon as they came up. After shooting
Ben, Willie rushed in directly in front of
the muzzle of I.ambdin's gun which was
pointed at his breast; he threw his left
arm up to push away the gun and at
same moment receiving its contents in
his arm almost severingit. This stunned
him for moment and he was unable to
get his pistol in position until Lambdin
had his out. Both leveled instantly rs
they came together. Lambdin threw up
his left and received the load in his left
hand and a powder burned face. Willie
had no left and received the load from
Lambdin's pistol in his temple.
Yours Truly,
W. Il. kIvETT.
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Confederate Reunion at Warrenton.

The Confederate veterans of Warren
will have big reunion and picnic in
Warrenton Saturday. Our townsman
Capt. w. b. Shaw, himself gallant
soldier and the son of a brave Con-
federate officer, will deliver the address.
A gentleman Of culture and wide infor-
nation, well versed in matters Of war
history, ever delighting to dwell upon
such themes, and withal capital and
entertaining speaker, Capt. Shaw's
convince his hearers that no mistake
was made when he was selected as the
orator of the day. A large crowd is
expected.
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y.-ps OF ADVERTISING.

-..-...rr advertisements TO be published
Ii'. r. aud under. must be paid for in
.., >.I;,1Irrt ising for a shorter time
..r..,. months j. considered transient
'. Accounts rendered quarterly
DE- t..riI~,.IncutA published Tor
. Il, .r ud 81 time.
,.t.,ir I~rmrnt., to appear among
'' .,.+..ri.r viii hr charged 10 cents per
..... Diet Insertion, and > cents per line
49,. insert luII thereafter.
.s advert I-rucnt~, Such as ahihlnls-
-. ami executors notices, commission
., trustees sales, summons to non
'.r- &c. viii be charged Tor AT rates
-l.... .,sl. Except when they exceed a
ID. limit OF space, in which case we re-
-..,... rIgnt to fix our own price. All
'''. ....,.Il,-~- must he PAID FOR IN AID
,<tT tn, compensation il small and
-..f,u,, .,tiuId to take risks or wait the
.-..f... ,,t PERSONS to pay.
. ....,f. mot. res, resolutions OF respect,
3D.. ....I. i,,- charged tor at the rate OF one
o.. y.u,d and the cash must accompany
b.. ... ,t.4-,.T.Irt. In cases where ilendS and
...,r.. ,i the paper are concerned no charge
. .. boz rua,.. Tor tn" first ten llneN-about -
...- ur articles not exceeding that in
.,a-'a-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-08-12
Back From the Firemen's Convention

The delegates sent by Nelson Hose
Company to the meeting of the State
Firemen's Association in Fayetteville
last week report having pleasant and
profitable time. They were Capt. p.
L. Jones, chief Of the Henderson fire
department, W. 7. Written, captain
Nelson Hose company, J. T. Lambert,
W. f. Blackley, Will Young, Jim Col
Inns, John Rem, Will Harris, Jim Ed
wards, Will Hicks. Capt. Jones tells
us he was greatly impressed with the
personnel of the convention-many
representative men in it. The pro-
cession was three quarters of mile
long and the exercises incident to the
tournament were both exciting and
enjoyable. Our boys did not have
any apparatus with them but marched
in the parade.
We are offering special bargains III
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Look through our stock.
BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
Uardee will treat you kindly, and his
prices are so fascinating, You will pur
chase, thereby saving money for the fam
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The best saIve IN the world tor cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price . cents per box.
For sale by Melville Dorsey, druggist.
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kittreIl Letter.

kITTRELL, n. c., Aug. IL, 1897.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF:-Mrs. G.. l..
Whitaker returned last Friday from
visit to relatives and friends near Yad-
kin College.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. w. Raney have re-
turned from a months stay at Buffalo
Springs.
Mrs. z. j. Allen, of Bobbitt, spent
a few days of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. NJ. Person.
The young people of kittrell and
vicinity gave most delightful picnic
last week at the residence of Mrs. S.
e. Hines. Oxford, Henderson and
other places were we'll represented.
The Misses Ashley, Of Raleigh, are
visiting at Mr.. J. A. ellis. A water
melon feast given complimentary to
them last Thursday by the Misses Gil!
was much enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. James G. Thompson, of Raj
eigh, is visiting at Mr.. E. A. Fuller's.
Miss Mona Harris, of Franklinton,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Person.
Mr.. r. B. Raney, of Raleigh, was
here day or two last week.
Miss Virginia Warner, of Ports
mouth, is at Mr.. Spot Burwell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. kittrell, who
have been spending the summer at Mr..
Geo. Kittrell's have gone to Asheville.
Mr.. Thos. Raney, of Railto, Chat
ham Co., is here visiting relatives. We
note that he as a Gamer of fruits ard a
manufacturer of Gamers supplies, Of
fers a premium of 500 at the State
Fair for the best displays of canned
goods.
Mrs. G. II. Williams and little Miss
Margaret have gone to Middleburg for
visit to Mr. e. Burton.
DR.. D. S. Rowland is moving his
goods and chattels today to the pretty
little cottage erected by Mr.. 7. II.
Crudup. Z.
The strength which comes to us from
eating nourishing food is better than
stimulation, because it is new strength.
The health which belongs to a strong
body, well Eourished by proper food
fprOperly digested), is the only health
that is lasting.
The difference between Shaker DiEes-
tive Cordial and other medicines is simply
that it helps nature to make strength.
1t does not profess to cure sickness,
except as that sickness is a result OF
weakness caused by food not properly
digested.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will relieve
the pangs Of Indigestion, and make thin,
sick. weak people as we'll as ii their
stomachs had never been out of order.
1t is a gentle aid to the digestion OF
| natures strength maker, food.
At druggists. Trial bottle, 10 cents.
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More

Medicinal value in a bottle of Hoods Sarss-
parilla than in any other preparation.
More skill Is required, more care taken more
expense incurred in its manufacture.
1t costs the proprietor and the dealer
More but it costs the consumer less as he
gets more doses for his money.
More curative power is secured by its peculiar
combination. proportion and process.
which make il peculiar To itself
Moro people are employed and more space oc-
cupied in its Laboratory than any other
Moro wonderful cure, effected and more ties.
tlmOnals received than by any other
More sales and more increase year by year
are reported by druggists
More people ar taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
today than any other. and more are
taking today than ever before.
moro ami STILL MORE reasons might be
given why You should take
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TALK 2
g THE TOWN 2
.to~aL LACoNICS PICKED UP HERE AND
iHEREB BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
JOmN b. WATKINS.
@S%ZIIl-3y


't'.."0 ~ '''''' ''',Nl
y.' .''. ,',', ~ '''I
Nj T.. W. Worthan has our thanks
.,r .tur fine watcrmelons sent to this
The Methodist Nunday-school went
rHr 10 Flat Rock church this morning
o. hold their annual picnic.
,r,.. ,.,.oc,.., .,r;r,, season j. noy
.....,,.,lI 49,, md 900 Lovo hoard Of
some tine cures made anon. the early
cutters.
,., ~ n..-,,.,, ,o,v od,or,i.a
I.... $780,. =, 'sor,,o ,I,a ,,,I1;.
.rl ,...r.,.,,f,.,,, last, Er;Io,,
49,, ,,' i,. t,,,'S - ,ha ricvcIo
.,-r.,,.ai e., ;,.,1aI.to,l,,o. o. ,l,o
~. am
Carpenters have recently been at
SO W., ..ara ,,.Lich Mn 10
e. ;..,.,.,,..,.
''''''' 80
The school tax election Tuesday was
about on par with the road tax cleo
ton Il far Is lack OF interest was con-
L.ra.l,uts
Noi' ''ltnSe III t''e "u' iCl5 sc, Vi
laws hose inns week hey an,
h"uhtc general clearing out Oh All
summer Gooda-ll attractive bargains
WILL 40 The "ork-lo make room ior
1t was solomon who sald ~ Dung
man, TcIoIce with the vile OF thy
youth, and he thou always satisfied
with her love This Is good advice
even Il It had not been from the wlsest
man who ever lived.
No term OF court ever held III Vance
county was so full OF interest and
Importance As next weeks term will
be- Two men are to be tried Tor their
Ives, besides there being other unusual
ease, to be disposed of.
,n3,sw Harris tr,.tee ,3ver-
TO. IN soil d, desirable house and LOT
ihr irIrh pate-on Turner avenue
III public auction on Monday, Septem-
'or 10th. For further particulars see
advertisement or consult MIR. Harris.
'''''lS ".', ~ ~, :" -, Il IL. y
''.''7 "'' ''''' nc " III 81 wi,
>,'., - ~, . Il 80 "'''|n oo'"' a
near mat pace ftiuay morning. \
the scll-destroyer the means employed
beng a shot gun.
>.......,..... ,......,..;...,,,,
-,
,i Wv I''l 'l,'l VI VIC "a
w. .,.I 49,.
..,'7' i' O'oS'' "a. ''0t '1o"' t "tl'l
81 Tx .ss,o', '' ,, '" Ia
f.', '''', VI 'i''.'7 anu '''o "tP'''u7e
TaoIoo,ir T..,. .,r.. ..rho 90
-.....,-.,,, Eli. o,,i,., ,,,r so,n,,r;,,,, woter
melon. = nrartirouv nnI;ritod ond
We always Lern . .h,rn nenciI and
,.e-,,-., 1T .,,s ~, ho,I 70 hr,, ohnu,
u.r .r.rnl, who may fol inclined r.
f.. arr ,bflitIes aIonr this line -,
u..E q, the wis, ! sufficient
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Wanted.

Old gold and silver wanted We will
take old gold and silver for any goods or
repairs in onr line and allow the market
price. HIGHT 4 CO..
Jew eers and Opticians.
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No CURE-NO PAY.

That is the way all druggists are author
lied to sell Groves TasteDess Chill
Tonic for Chills and Malaria. 1t is SIM
ply Iron and Quinine in tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter
nauseating tonics. Price SOC Oct y.
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LittlctOn Female College.

his Institution has splendid and prominent o,a,inn in
a remarkably hcalthul section of country in the midst OF
region OF noted Miner, Springs. 1t has large and beau
tfully shaded Campus commoious and well equipped Build
lngs, strong Faculty and full and thorough Collegiate
Course at very TOLERATE COST The Fail Term will
begin on Wednesday, September 1907 For Catalogue
address,
J. M. Rhodes, LittletOn, n. G.
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The Faithful COlored Army Servant
Not Forgotten.

The committee having in charge the
old soldiers reunion and picnic to be
held in Warrenton Saturday, have done
the proper thing in inviting the colored
men of the county who were cooks or
body servants in the Confederate army
to be present also. In extending the
invitation the Gazette says: They
must come by all means, for they were
true and faithful in their sphere. What
true Confederate who has not a real
affection for the old darkey that pru-
IDENTIFY lodged the minnie balls, but
had supper ready when the battle had
been fought and won?"
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MISS EMMA HOODS
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

Henderson, \. e., opens Sept. II, '97.
Boys under ten years old admitted.
Present address,
3O1 e. St, n w.,
MnShinrtOn d G.
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pLASTERING AND WHITEWASHING

Ii you want good Plastering and
Whitewashing done at a cheap rate, you
will do well to see
JAMES BRYANT,
July S-2i. Henderson, NJ
One hundred years ago the man who
jeered at the preacher or criticized the
sermon was fued, and Imprisonment
for debt was a common practice. How
things have changed in the course Of a
hundred years.
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Hard on the Bows.

The Warrenton Gazette of last week
thus pays its respects to its local base
ball team, on the occasion Of its defeat
at the hands OF the Henderson boys on
the grounds Of the latter:
The Wurrcnton boys went to Hender
son Tuesday to play Il game OF ball, and
got beat. as usual. the score standing 13
to;11. Ii Il sorrier game OF ball has been
played since Adam and Eve played it
first. tell Us and We will publish it. How
ever, our boys say they were not in
trim. We suppose not, since they were
50 neatly trimmed by the Henderson
boys. They will have it out here on
Saturday evening. the 14th instant. If
il is as sorry an out next time As it
was last time all of Us will be indeed
out and the boys sent back to the
corntield and to chewing gum.
Protect yourself against sickness and
suffering by keeping your blood rich and
pure with Hoods SarSaparilla. Weak .
thin. impure blood is sure to result i'll
disease.
Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy to OPP
crate. Cure indigestion, billIouSnesS. 25c.
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Melville Dorsey,
Reward Offered--S Stolen Watches.

A Liberal Reward will be paid for the
return or whereabouts Of double case
gold watches stolen from the Central Uo-
tel July 29th by man who called himself
smith," pretending to be selling peri
odicals. The number Of Ladies watch is
ATOP, Gents 3i9..j For further particu-
lars apply TO
MRS V. A. PERNELL,
Proprietres>,
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State Sunday School Convention.


The 18th Annual Convention of the
North Carolina Sunday School AssOcia-
ton will be held in Winston on the oath,
25th and Goth of this month. The con-
ventiOn will be attended by Mr.. L. H.
BristOw, "a member of the International
Executive Committee) Supt. of Cavalry
Baptist Sunday School, Washington, ID.
C., who will deliver an address Tuesday
evening, August 9th, on the advance
conduct Sunday School Institute SEES
sion Wednesday afternoon. Addresses
will also be delivered by DR.. .Ino. {.
kilgo, President of Trinity College, and
Prof. j. \. JOyner. of the State Normal
College. Other prominent Sunday School
leaders will discuss topics of much inter
est to those engaged in or in touch with
the cause of Bible instruction.
Entertainment will be provided for all
delegates Reduced railroad rates will
be secured over all the transportation
lines. Many county and township Sun
day School conventions are being held
in different portions of the State and
there has been considerable advancement
in Sunday Schoo: methods and interest
in the work during the past year. These
township, county and State conventions
are proving to be very helpful to the
workers who attend them, and through
them the schools OF the State are greatly
stimulated and benefited. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the approaching
State convention will be the best one
ever held in the State.