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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-27

ferson avenue, Sunday morning and
evening. also Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
Captain and Mrs. Hopes, as of9cers
in charge of the Volunteers in Scran-
ton for one year, have been called to
another field of labor and therefore
will have a farewell service Sunday
night, Aug. 2S, at s p. M, in their hall,
80 Washington avenue.
W. II. Jones, the representative of
the Faist. Kraus Milling company of
Milwaukee, Wis, viii address the
mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian association Sunday after
noon at 3.45. Mr.. Jones Is a fluent and
entertaining speaker. You will miss a
treat IL you fail to hear him. All men
are welcome,
Rev. DR.. G. Parson Nicolls, of Bing'
hamton, n. Y, will occupy the pulpit
of the Dunmore Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. DR.. Nicolls is one
of the most eminent and eloquent dl'
vines of the Presbyterian church ir
the United States and the opportunitS
to hear him will undoubtedly attract
a large number of ChurCh-goers. WhllC
in this city the Or. will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. Blackington.
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TOrnorrOW'S Services.
Methodist.

Elm Park Church-Prayer and praise
service a go; preaching at 1880 a. nj.
and 730 p. m. by the Rev. Hugh john
son, u. D.; Sunday school at :, and Ep-
worth eaEuc at $50 p. m.
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. William Edgar, pastor Usual
services will be held. The pastor Will
preach at 1890 a. M. and 80 p. IN. Morn
ing subject "How to Become Strong;
evening subject, AN 1ncorruptible
Crown" Sunday school at y. m; Ep-
worth league, Gas p. m Seats free; all
are invited.
Court Street Methodist Episcopal
ChmCh--G. G. Lyman, pastor. Glass
meeting, 10 a. m; Epwcrth league, go.
Preaching by pastor at 1870 and $50.
Seats free. Everybody welcome.
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-F. +. Doty, pastor. The pastor
will preach at 1880 IN. and 80 p m
Sunday school at noon; Junior Epwor;h
league at 3 y. M; Epworth league, 6.3C
p. m. Strangers cordially welcome.
Howard Place African Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Rev. H. \. Grant, +. D.,
pastor. 1890 a. m, subject, Baptism of
Power" go, SUI day school; 73O p. m,
an oxegcss of 7 Cor. XIV, 2S. All are cor
daily invited to these services.
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MUSICAL GOSSIP.

James G., Huneker. the renowned
New York critic. writes in his "Racon-
teur' (Musical Courier) as follows:
""here is pianist coming TO this
country in few weeks on whose fure
front IS engraven the word perfection
Moriz Rosenthal, according to the most
learned authorities on the art Of play
ing the plano, is the man among men,
the king of pianists. was told in
Germany that his playing has gained
heavily on the musical. the imagina-
tive side. He plays Liszt, Brahms,
Chopin, Schumann equally we'll. He
storms at heavens portals technically,
and his play is described as being fab
ulous. sensational and miracle of per-
fection. Now perfection in any art Is
rare, for he begins where most pianists
end. We are ripe in America for play
ing Of this sort, playing like that. the
whirlwind reasons not, cajoles not, but
sweeps you off your critical less. The
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pianist who can accomplish all the
wonders universally asCribed to lposen-
thai must be a magician. That he has
improved vastly since his visit here
some years ago is not to be doubted.
He will be the evening star in the mus
ical ornaments this season." Rosen-
thal will make his first appearance this
season in Carnegie Music Hall on Oc-
tober 26th and Goth.
Professor ]. Alfred Pennington will
be at his post at the organ in Elm
Park church tomorrow after a short
vacation. During his absence Mrs. F.
=. Price substituted very acceptably.
Mrs. Price is a pupil of Prof PenninE-
ton and uniting as she does high mus
ical ability with indomtable perse-
verance she is bound to succeed as an
organist. In asking Mrs. Price to sub
stitute for him at the large Elm Park
organ Professor Pennington conferred
an honor which he would be willing to
confer on very few.
The quartette of Elm Park church
will be in their places the first Sunday
| in September after months vacation.
| A delightful feature will be begun at
| that time and continue throughout the
year, namely, a four page "Order of
| Service" containing every word which
| the choir sings. be it anthem, hymn
| duet or solo. The usual method is TO
| print the names of the pieces only,
The Lawrence band will give a con-
cert at Nay Aug Park this afternoon at
O'clock The programme follows:
| March, 1.-THE Vampire .,..,........ Moses
Musical potpourri, "a Night in Berlin
Hartman
Medley, "The Merry Minstrels" ..Voelker
March, 1.-The Nations Honor" ....Shieids
Medley y-overture, Herald Square
| Echoes" ...,,....,...............,,B ,Beyce
Selection, "Thc Last of the Hogans,"
Braham
Grand American Fantasia ......-.RendiX
| March, 1.-THE Nations Pride" ....Scouton
Dedicated to Rear Admiral DeweyD
/
| Special music will be rendered by the
Schubert quartette at the Elm Park
| church tomorrow morning and evening.
| The members are Thomas Beynon, Da-
| vld stephens, j. w. Jones, under John
| Il. Watkins direction. The programme
will be: Baritone solo, Lead Kindly
Light" duets, Calm as the Night"
| "Crucifix;" quartette, THE Land That
Is Fairer Than Day"
\ \ \
A quartette from Bauer's band have
been furnishing delightful music to the
c0ttagers at Lake Winola during the
| past week.
\ I Il
Mr. David Bispham recently intro
duced to a Partisan music teacher a
| young Boston gentleman with a beau
tiful "Top c" and predicts for him a
| phenomenal career.
/ Il
| u. Evan Williams, the superb Welsh
tenor, of New York city, spent his
holidays near his old Ohio home, where
with dieting and systematic outdoor
exercise has taken off forty-one pounds
of flesh.
Gwilym Miles, the Welsh baritone, OF
New York city, is to be one of the
leading soloists at the Bangor, Me.
] musical festival Oct. s. 6 and L,...
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church-Scranton street.
Rev. $. +. Mathews, pastor. The usual
preaching service BY the pastor on Sab
bath morning. In the evening a lecture
by the pastor; theme Vacation Expert
ences" Young Peoples prayer meeting,
$50 p. m, led by the pastor; theme, Con
quest" Sunday school, p. m; DR.. Bel
doe, superintendent. Prayer meeting
Wednesday eVonig, 7i5 y. m. All are
cordially invited.
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Rcv. W. G. Watkins, pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at 1870 and I30. Morning
subject, ELISHA at Duthan; or, Heaven Is
Just Beyond" Evening subject, "Naaman
IICalcd--the Value of a Testimony"
There will he special music by the choir
i'm charge of Mr.. Reese Watkins, Bible
school at o'clock. All are invited.
Green Ridge Baptist Church-Rev. w.
j. Ford, pastor. Services at 1870 a. IN.
and 40 p. m. Subject in the morning,
"God in PARTNERSHIP with Man." in the
evening, "Hahits a Blessing or Curse"
Shiloh Baptist Church-30o Center street.
Morning subject, Draw Near" sun
day school, . p. M, and Baptist Young
Peoples union, 7 p. m. Evening subject,
mot Forsakc Them" All are welcome.
Rev. j. II. Bell, pastor.
Wavcrly Baptist Church-Rev. A. Bac-
gen Browe, pastor. Preaching by the
pastor. At 1870 a. m, "Jesus Christ, the
Truth" and at 500 - m, Esther, the
Mediating Maiden" illustrated with the
| stereopticon, and acetylone gas. Baptist
Young Peoples union prayer meeting at
| I p. m, led by Mrs, G. NJ. Browe.
jackson Street Baptist Church-PraYer
meeting at $50 a. m. preaching at 1880 a.
| m, by the Rev. James Hughes; Sunday
| school at p. m; preaching in the even
| ing at p. m. by licentiate D. c. Thomas
Seats free; all welcome.
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Episcopal.

st. Lukes Parish-lteV. Rogers Israel,
rector; Rev. Edward j. Haughton, senior
curatc; Rev NJ. Beknap Nash, junior Gu
rate. Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. st.
Luke's Church, a. M, Holy Commun-
ion; 9l5 a. m, Sunday school and Bible
CLASSES; 1890 a. M, morning prayer ana
sermon; 13O y. m, evening prayer. 81.
Marks, DunmOro-S.3O a. m, Holy Com
munion; 9.15 a. m, Sunday school and Bi-
bile class; 80 p. m, evening prayer. South
side Mission, Fig street, d. m, Sunday
school and Bible classes. East End
Mission, Prescott avenues p. m, Sun
day school and Bible classes.
st. David'S ChurCh-Corner jackson
street and Bromley avorue. Rev. Edward
James MCHenry, rector. Twelfth Sunday
after Trinity. 1880 a. M, morning prayer
and sermon; ll.iS a. M, Sunday school
No evening service.
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Miscellaneous.

Grace Reformed Episcopal Church-Wy-
oming avenue, below Mulberry street.
Prayer and praise service, $50 Il. M; di-
vine worship, 1890 and 73O p. m. Preach
ing by the pastor. Morning, Rooted and
Grounded in Love" Ephes. 3:l7. Evening,
Studies in Thessalonians," | Thess. v,
Ill. Sabbath school, u M; Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor, go
p. m. Seats all free. Strangers welcome.
Calvary Reformed Church--Corner Mon
roe avenue and Gibson street. Rev. G.. w.
Welsh, pastor. 10 a. m, catechetics: 1890
morning service And God Saw That Ev-
erythlng Was Very Good" Gen. 1871.
Has, Sunday school; 6.i5, Christian EE-
deavor; 7.3O, evening service. Subject,
''The Completeness of Gods Power 70
Save" Seats free. All welcome.
All Souls Universalist Church-Rev. F.
w. Whippen, pastor. The pulpit will be
occupied in the morning by the Rev. j.
Richards. No evening service.
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main avenue. Rev. David Jones,
pa astor. Services, 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. The
pastor will occupy the pulpit at both SER
vices. In the morning tho theme will he
"Amputation," and in the evening. "De-
nying for the Sake Of Others" Sunday
school a ll.30 a. m. All welcome.
First Church of Christ (ScicntisD- D-Nc
| $40 Adams avenue. Sunday service 10 g
| a. m. and u. m. Testimonial meeting
Wednesday at o'clock. All welcome
Seats free.
Peoples Prohibition Church-Rev. DR.
| Bird pastor. There will be regular
preaching service on Sabbath in Coop,
erative hall Hyde Park at 7.3O p. m. Sub
! jeCt, Some Crowned and Uncrowned He
| roes." Everybody welcome.
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jackson street. Mr.. Evan r. williams
of Marietta college, Ohio, will occupy tn,
pulpit tomorrow. Predicting a 1890 a m
and 730 p. m. Sabbath school at 12 O'Clock
| Sherman avenue SABBATH school at 215 p
m. Young Peoples Society of Christia-
| Endeavor meeting at $50 n, m.
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Lutheran.

The Evangelical Lutheran - Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity. Gospel Mark VII,
3l-37; Epistle, IL Cor, ill., I'LL; vestment
color, green.
ST. Marks, Washhurn and Fourteenth
streets-Rev. A. l.. Ramer, Ph. D., pastor.
Services, 1890 a. IN. and $50 p. M; I.u-
ther league, $50 p. m; Sunday school, IL
m. Morning subject, "Alonc with Jesus"
Evening subject, "He Shall Learn Doc
trine"
Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and Null
berry street--RCv. &. q. Spiokcr, past lr.
Services, 1890 a. m; Sunday school, l. IN.
No evening service.
Zon's, Mifiln aVenue-Rcv. +. +. Zizel-
mann, pastor, Services, 1890 a. m, sun
day school, .. IN.
st. Paurs, Short avenue-Rev. W. G. L.
I.aucr, pastor. Services, 1880 a, m. and
80 p. m; Sunday school, 2.30 p. IN.
Christ, Cedar avenue ana Beech street
Rev. II. +. Lisse, pastor, Services, 1913 a.
m; Sunday school, . p. m,
St. Peters, Prescott avenue-Rev. j. w
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DR.. Hill Still at It.

Editor of The Tribune.
Dear Sir: The shelter at the park is
all right for l tried them last night. We
were up there at the commencement of
the rain. Quite few picnickers were
there. We were dry when we went under
the tents and dry when we came out. l
know l was dry. More contributions to-
day for the park: DR.. 5. p. Longstreet,
IS; Hunt & Connell gave the boiler we
asked for yesterday 20 heat water with
faucet in it, too, so the picnickers can
make tea or coffee. The Mount Pleasant
mine sent up load of coal.
John Jermyn gave S25 for a little en-
terprise we have on hand in the park and
about which we will tell you later. lie
said if it cost more he would give ii.
Now l want to see how many will send
me 81 each, only want one dollar each,
remember. But I want lots of them.
Yours truly,
DR.. G.. L. Hill.
Scranton, Aug. 26, 1898.
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Religious News Notes.

The usual monthly missionary meet
ing held at the Young Women's Chris
tian association rooms will he led by
Miss Munson Sunday at 3.45 p. m. All
girls and women are cordially invited.
There will be special music.
Rev. DR.. Gulick, superintendent of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
work in Japan, will conduct services
1t the Gospel Tabernacle, North JEFF
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church-Rev Thom-
as W. Swan, of New Brighton, Pa, will
preach morning and evening. Sabbath
school after close of morning service.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
morning service at 1870, evering service
at 7.i5 Rev. John r. Davies, ID. D.. of
Philadelphia, will preach at both SER
vices. Bible school at II o'clock. All are
welcome.
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Pan oeddwn, yn Mehefn,
Nor nwyfus ac criced,
An nyhwmni fy nghyfeillion,
Eel geneth ddeunaw oed.
Heb ofd, cur Ia thrallod
Yn binom tyner from,
A phawb yn penderfynu
l dreulio'r dydd yn lion.
Yn ol yr hen al feriad.
'Rhawn inau wedi mynd-
A rhoddi gwir wahoddiad
Yn ffraeth lawer ffrynd.
mol dyfod at Elm gilydd,
Yn Haven bawb i'r ty,
Derbyniais yno lythyr,
Ac lido ymyl du.
Ei agor vines yn bwyllog,
Edrychais arno'n syn;
Am Gallon gadd ei chlwyfo
With weled y geiriau hyn:
"AIae John, dy frawd. yn gorwedd
Yn daNel yn eli gell,
A thithau Id on gafael
Yn wlad Amerig bell"
NAM:
Os ydwyf yn Amerlg
YIN mhell oddiwrthych chwi.
'Rhwyn medru cydymdeimlo
A thywallt dagrau'n llu;
A thyma wnawn, pc medrwnt'
Mi rhoddwn heddyw gam,
Mewn teimlad hynod gynes.
Pch mynwes chwi, fy man.
Fy anwyl fam cysurwch,
Er / chwi golli John,
Rhyw golli Elm gilydd ydym
Oddiar y ddaear hon.
Ond. dyma sydd yn gysur
Err wedi Ell golli ef
Mae gobaith Gavin Gyfarfod
An gilydd yn y Nef.
Thomas Jehu.
Providence, Pa
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Randolph, pastor. Services, 1880 a. m;
Sunday school, $50 a. M
Emmanuel Reese street-Rev John 10
wala, pastor. Services, 1890 a. m; Sun
day school, , p. m.
Grace Lutheran ChurCh-Corner Mad-
son avenue and Mulberry street. Rev
Foster L. Gift, pastor. Services at 1890
"a. m. and at 7.30 p m. Morning theme,
1.-TWO Gates and Iwo Ways" evening
| theme, Evening Sight; or a Hopeful
Meditation"
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

tUnder this heading short letters of In
terest will be published when accompa-
MED. for publication, by the writer .
name The Tribune will not be held re-
sponsib.e for opinions here expressedl
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PENILLIoN.

[Sef teimlad Ann Williams, Duryea, ar
oil derbyn y newydd am farwolaeth ei
anwyl frawd, John Evan Jones, Cwmtel-
in, Sir Caerfyrddin, yr hwn a gladdwyd
Mehehn "a, 1851
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Scranton, Aug. 26, 1898.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

vote fer rroN' A.tspn csr.stfatex . A. -
iowS- Yer SarataT-EfaviS. 3. k'or repre-
sentative E&war5s. -
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CESTHALIA REPUBLICANS RATIFY.
Ringing Speeches by Wilson, Cush.
and Schtvefy.

Special Dispatch to the Posi-Intelllgencer.
cENTRALIA, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
ratification held here last evening proved
one cf the most interesting political events
in the history OF Lewis county. State Chair
man j. II. Schively and Congressman eject
+. w. cuShmsn were among the distln-
guisaed visitors. Senator Jchn l.. Wilson
came In on the Grays Harbor train and ~as
prevailed upon TO remain over and join IN
the proceedings.
Early In the evening the display OF Are
works began and continued during ,hs
evening. An oid-fashioned bonfire was kim
died. lighting up the sky for miles.
Al o clock the opera house was filled 10
overlooking, many being turned away. Tha
meeting was called 10 order by Hon A. f.
Rice, who. In brief speech. reviewed ths
late campaign and stated some OF the re-
suits which would follow.
The People OF this state and OF the
whole nation have been confirmed In a
higher confidence: not alone a confidence
which results from a stable currency and
healthy business couaf ion hut confidence
which Il IL 70 Do hoped will never 10 sha-
KEN firm reliance IN the capacity of ths
peopie for seif-government."
Senator Wilson was then Introduced and
made a telling speech.
Mr.. Scalvely was next Introduced AMI fa-
voret the audience WIN a few ringing re-
marks. avoiding entering 4nto 4 detailed
discussion Of questions. IN order TO g!Fa
:avcrs's h@re. and 70 whom the crowd were
anxious 20 listen.
Mr.. Eire read Communication from
y. L J0ues expressing his regrets AZ being
unanlo 70 ate ri. and congratulating ths
people of t9lS county for sae splendid part
they had taken n achieving the late great
victory !n the interest Of gcoI govern
rnsnt.
F. * cushman was then introduced. AZ
tbs mention Of nis mans and 0a his apfea r.
nnca on TIE ros rum. TIE audience cheered
Willy. many standing ~ and shouting /.
was sQrne time before quiet could - re-.
stored and Ar. Cusannan pross-.~1ei with
about an hours speech. which was applaud.
81 10 the very echo from beeirnsng TO end.
TIE speaking vas ipfefapersS1 with spisas
estd music by Mills orchestra. and the az
fair 1as or. long 20 ~ RENE m 5eresi by reo-
pie mere. Mass were present from cfefss
la ana the surrounding country. !
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SAN .rax's.,orE UNCHANGED.
Republican, state aud County Tick
cts Elected by f.ood Nafortste%.

FRIDAY HARBOR. Nov Is-Tne 9th
cal co1g.s OF the vote ia san Juan county
doea nat change any c. tbs results preg1-
cnsv reported. The total vote was SIS.
va kline Jose. received ~ fs8Srrs,an az9
rex!s slT Wheat chart" Jones ~ Tire
Prohibition aom!ns4s received - votes.
Socialist Walker 5. AM Hamilton Z For
SUPREME iu4sesj An.ers recsiye. @la Fu..
-. S<4..aist can1siatss :. Hammers ma
forty oYar Nelson for 5oint senator was / ID.
ana Taackerfs over HlcAs for sae iegisia-
iGre -
Taefe were 2-s votes against single tax
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ANOTHER CLtia Exploded.


Special Dfsnatch 20 tins elligencer.
NORTH YAKIMA Nov. Is. The claims
made by the fpsl3Bists thar James Hauss-
ton Lewis mad received majority Ia YAK
~. official qo3unt. wEsca shows taat W l..
Jones received a total % Les, y. ". Cush-
man. s1> J. II, Lewis. 81 and ". c. Jones.
So
TIE Republican nominees for supreme
Judges. Z j Anders aad NJ A. r ll3erton.
ha4 frg ior.ties ~ II and jf~ respectively
The VloS7 o. the rouuty Officers on the
Rapuos can ticket received INA torl'les rang
ing from 20 -. TIE woman sun rage
ar4f.1Gfnen1 VAS beaten tan votes ard the
lax anne namgnt "a.
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OFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTE.
Pierce County Beard VIII Canvass
Election Returns Today.

Special Dispatch 20 the p0si-Intei'geuce
TACOMA Nov. f5.-Tom0rrow the coun-
dt0rs office 20 make official couat 81 she
vote in the recent election. In viz ~ OF At
ditor W. -. G. Spike having been Il can
ddate. his place on the board VIII be
cuu4od hv Judge Kean. 90 the superior
court, Auditor Spike having requested that
he be- allowed a substitute.
The 0Nicial canvass VIII - n matter 90
form and no changes from the returns al
ready announces are expected. There were
no two opposing candidates who poNed
vote close enough 10 Lead to any question
l7a result
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and 10 for g. For woman suffrage $50.
against 10. All OF the Republican candl-
dates on the county ticket were elected
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h., Proh5o '.sa candidates * a. fol-
80 se;sa'1G--(' ana .,~,i. =. Fox rep
a'asss-ssesge. =: Esgv. ~.
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The survey of the Sumter b Waseree Rail
road is making satisfactory progress and all
the estimates for the entire line will be madt
within couple Of weeks.
Those VINO are repaired to attend court
October llth, will not lose their vote in the
primary for Senator, ss abe executive commit
tee has provided a special box for them
which will oe managed by the clerk of court.
There eau be DO names added to the club
rolls for the special primary and those who
failed to enroll their names prior TO the 6rs'
primary caanot vote.
There are number OF men now sitting on
the grand and petit juries of Sumter County
for the last time, for with the beginning oi
the next year the courts of Lee County are to
be orgaaized and they viii! thencefor ward
attend court in Bisbopville. Or course il
Lee County is defeated in the courts and it is
decided tha, the couasy has no legal right to
existeoce things will proceed in the sams
manner as they have for almos. hundred
years and all the people of old Sumter Cous-
ty will attead court and sit oa the juries IN
Sumter.
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a mai5rity of the members of Company u
arrived Ia Sumter lest Wednesday afternoon
from Columbia They were grauted leave OF
absence until the Regiment is mustered out
of service A detail of one sergeant, one
corporal and twelve nen were left in the
camp to guard Government property and ell
others were given permission 10 return home
To say that the men are glad TO get home
does not half express II. So anxious were
they all TO ge. away from camp that when
volu, teers were called for to remain in camp
on guard duty guard could not be secured
and the requisite number had 10 be detailed
10 stay. The returned soldiers we're met at
the depot Wednesday after, oon aod vel
coined home ~ 3 crowd OF their friends.
They have beeo given warm welcome bone
aud the boys have been made to feel that their
absence has caused Done of them 10 be for
gotten. They have discharged their tut duty
to the country and they can now take up the
duties of private life that were laid aside
when they became soldiers in response 10 the
csl. to arms
Our little by was afflicted With rbeuma-
tism in his knee, and at times unable 10 put
bis foot to the floor. We tried in vain,
everything We could hear Of that we thought
would help bin We almost gave up IN de-
spair, when scme one advised US 10 try
Cbamberain's a Pain BALM We did so, and
the irs, bottle gave so much relief that we
got second one, aud, 10 our surprise, 1t
cured him sound and well.-J. 7. Baye,
Pastor Cbristiso Church, Nsodesha, Kaa
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