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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06

necessary to pay the salary of the Trea-
| grrpr and The hire of SAID clerk or clerks
And the clerk OF clerks SO appointed, shall
be also deputy Treasurers, snail take the
] oath of oil e pICucTtGch Dy the Consti-
, ft.rs.Jr 81 tA4S :o..s.c, AID shall execute
| Surn bond rs the Treasurer may require.
Ana Il shall be me duty Of the County Com
| iHIsSiUnsrs ~ assjgn the treasurer an office
/ ~ The Court HuUs+,oT such other building as
| they may deem NEST convenient, aid sup
| ply the same with all necessary furniture,
| and annually TO levy such sums as may be
necessary for the purchase of books, stat
luncry anc stamps, for the use of the Trea-
sU:Cr, ana for all printing required under
/ W. provisions OF this ACT not Otherwise pro-
vided for.
252 :. IT shall be the duty of the clerk of the
County Commissioners 10 assist the Treas
urer IN the clerical work of The Treasurers
Office ~ such titne as vii! not conflict with
his duties as Clerk of the County Commits
ssneTs, ard IS may be required by said
Comfy om misslonors.
~ r. Nothing in this Article contained
shall lie taken or understood impuiring
ia" duties aAd obligations of collectors OF
taxes in Hartford county heretofore appoint
cd, III regard To lcylcs now in their hands for
collection; but such collectors shall proceed
10 complete such collections under the eX-
tStiu" PROV ISlDnS OF law as fully as if this act
had not been passed, and the clerk of the
Comfy Comm SsiuncTS shall continue to
perform all the duties by him required to be
performed in relation to the receipt and dis
hurScInGnt of taxes heretofore levied until
I'LL outstanding accounts thereupOn depen-
n'hL SEdii TIE lullN settled ana closed, and
Tor thai BGrpp>e only the provisions OF law
;rnpiic:,yIc thereto ARK. hereby continued in
fore. until such accounts are settled and
clos. ii as aforesaid
263 v Ii shall be the duty of the treasurer
at all times, 10 inform himself, by lawful
means, irai ,rrourrtv stock or Investments
in said county liable 10 taxation and not in
Guided in the last revised list of assessment
ara of all buildings and irnproyeurntS ana
Of all Ii.,rpryI t.rt, cd or act,uirrd since said
revised assessments, and he Shall yaine the
same ilJ the full cash value thereof ard shall
make re;.rIi thcre,I't To the Comfy ConmIS
s!oners w!tr The postoiIice nddraSS Of tho
persons assessed: and for the nnrnoSe Of this
Srcfion the said TrnoSIIrnI. iiIaiI 10 ,.Io+ItaS
win Tie I,o,v,r or [,,,.i % a.'It nc oiot I
receive the zoos Lrrct of,r :. 500 i @ III
usage 10 collectors 0r r.(cs f,r 1901 "
in s;,i,i countv md bis ISaiiSSatiom
SHAH he subject Ia revision and c0rracti%n Nv
sane commissioners upon appeal
B.Iur- any .s,r,g,,,l,,f IN. -, n ,,o,,ts
shall become valid i've faUS' ,,otio thS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
Property Transfers During April.

VIM. Y. Spencer, &c. to Rosaa Springer.
JOSEPH W. Archer and wife to Charles c.
Creswell.
Ellen Jones and husband, to Board of
County School Commissioners.
Rachel j. Terrell to Chalkley B. Dempsey.
VIM. 7. Wilson ct ell, to Isaac w. Heaps
Charles Osborn, ct al, to Benjamin w.
Herring.
Robert Cooley and wife to James B. Baker.
Hoffman.
Ohio s. Lee, trustee, to Howard L. Schilling.
James T. johnson to John l.. Monks.
VIM H. Hughes and wife to Thomas Parry.
John Moores, administrator to Malcolm Z.
Beall.
w. Dallas Scarborough to John NJ. Scar
borough. :
Henry j. Norris and wife to Annie E. sealor
Charles H. Chridy to John W.Auderson.
Z. H. D. Pue, ct al, to K. Lee Magness.
s. A. Williams, truestee, to Martha E.
Cook.
s. A. Williams, trustee, to Asa j. Vansant.
George c. Proctor and wife to Jeremiah b.
Proctor.
Walter w. Preston, attorney, to Maggie C.
Whann.
Eliza A. Edward, trustee, to VIM. E. Rob
inson.
James W. McNabb, trustee, to James W.
and VIM. B. Davis.
5. A. and F. r. Williams, trustees, to
Motter & Basshor.
Joseph w. Haines, executor to Annie NJ.
Stephenson.
S. A Williams and Willard G. Rouse, trus-
tees, to Frances A. Osborn.
s. A. Williams and Willard G. Rouse, truss
| tees, to Henry A. Osborn.
s. A. Williams, trustee, to Julia L. Ward.
Margaret X. Harlan to Charles Ii. Wood.
B. T. Cathcart and wife, to David j. Kline
| hart.
John II. Lett and wife, to Rosa B. Barshing.
| err.
Walter W. Preston, trustee, to Joseph W
Archer.
Annie l.. Glackin to Cassandra A Mahan.
W. &. Rouse, trustee, to w. Beatty Har
Ian.
Jesse Hilles aud wife, to Jas. Hopper
John J.. q. Lee, trustee, to George d. White
lock.
Howard Whitaker to Virginia D. Whitaker
Margaret b. Metzel &C., to William N
| Glenn.
Ohio s. Lee, trustee, to Joseph V. Wine
miller.
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Federal Appointments.

The announcement of the Federal appoint
ments has finally been made as follows:
Naval Officer, Norman B. Scott.
Appraiser at Baltimore, Henry K. Torbert.
Postmaster, s. Davies Warfield.
Collector of Customs, William F. Stone.
L. S. Marshal, William F. Airey.
U. 5. District Attorney, John G. Rose.
Surveyor of the Port, John B. Hanna.
Mr.. Hanna, who has secured the plum Of
the surveyorship, is too well known to make
any comment necessary. He is son of the
late William F. and Mrs. Martha Hanna, is a
native of Hartford county and resident and
one of the leading merchants of Bel Air.
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Obituary.

Miss Lizzie F. Howard, daughter of thi
late Leonard NJ. and Willie A. Howard, form
erly OF Pelryman, died at Magnolia,on Friday
Capt. Albert e. Evans, died suddenly ut hi'
home in Baltimore on Thursday, aged fifty
seven years. He was for several years a
resident of Havre de Grace, having married
Miss jamie Baker, of that city, and was
buried there on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. John K. Edie, highly respected resi-
dent Of Stewartstown, died on Sunday, April
oath, aged sixty years, and was buried in the
cemetery on Tuesday. He was a brother OF
Mr. Arthur $. Edie aud Miss Mollie Edie, OF
Norris vile
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
The baltimore and Bel Air Telephone
Company.

Articles of incorporation have been filed in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court by the
Baltimore and Bel Air Telephone Company
the object of the corporation being the con-
struction, maintenance and operation of the
telegraph or telephone lines to or from any
point or points in the State of Maryland or
elsewhere. The incorporation is in accor-
dance with the General Laws of the State,
the capital stock being fixed at $1,000, divid-
ed into one hundred shares of the par value
OF fifty dollars each. The incorporators and
directors for the first year are Messrs. Alex
ander S. Bell, Harold Walsh, John NJ. Griffith,
II. j. Hollingsworth, j. Alexis ShriVer and
Thomas K Clendinen.
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The EdrewoOd Razar.

The opening OF the Bazaar at Edgewood for
the benefit of the proposed church, will be
matter of much interest to the people of that
vicinity. Prof. E. B. Prettyman, the princi-
pal of the State Normal school will deliver an
address, and both vocal and instrumental
music will add to the attractions of the even
ing. Especial efforts will be made to furnish
first class amusements for each evening
during the continuance of the Bazaar. Adms-
sion free
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The Deer Creek Farmers, Club,


Inc Deer |reek ariiers Ciuo ceieofaceu 'ne
t"ehty-hith anniversary Vi lIs u sahl|atiol oli
Saturday afternoon Inc meeting was neid at
the Masonic Iemple' anu was calleu u oruer ny
the retiring president, Mr.. Harry silver.
AmongIthose present were Messrs. H. harris
Archer, John Moores, d. e. wharton smith, j.
Lawrence McCornlck' harry SILVER :" beatty
Harlan, Thomas ii. ROBINSON Joseph b. nan
way, Thomas Lochary, george L. silver john
ID. Worthington, Robert r. Hanna james Lee
stevenson A. Williams, John u. Rouse, mar
graves Spalding, Alex. +. Hays, j. Henry Cain,
James NJ. Reynolds, Charles d McGaw' EDWIN
h. Webster, William Muunikhuysen, James w.
Hanna, E. g. Harrison, George l.. Van BIDDER,
James NJ. Cain, John B. Hanna, ]. Harvey Ball,
Herman Stump, William I. Sawyer, William f.
Hays, A. P. Silver, Roy Kenly, w. Smithson
Forwood, Joseph NJ. Street,, Robert C. Richard
son, Walter W. Preston, Thomas A. Hays, J..
Edwin Webster, George Y. Maynadier, N. N.
Mock, Dallas Reeve, DIR. John Sappington, b.
Frank Hanway, 5. Martin Bayless, B. Howard
Hannah, Ohio S. Lee, Z. NJ. Allen and George
Scarborough.
The Club was organized at the residence Of
Mr.. Albert Nelson, of Priest Ford, on March
29th, 1878, and has been in continuous exist
very beneficial one, not only to its members,
but to the general farming comm unity. To its
members, especially. as the regular inspections
ana Criticisms of the farms ana farming OF
those at whose MONIES the meetings. nave oeeh
heid' nave proved incentives 10 the improve
tnehts whlch nave Deen SO marked IN harioro
during the past TWO decades. 1otne commun-
l'y' because the wisdom oorn OF experience mas
given puohclty 10 the oest ana mosI progressive
thodes Oh farming
Us wen worthy Oh note' tnaI tre nrs' meet
ing winch was eNe' heiu III 'Ae o'"'1 VI 'i"t ,
lai'u' lor Improvements III roau ouiiuins' anu
Tor the proinotlon OF general system Oh con-
stfuc1ioh ana maintenance was ealieu ny Tue
Deer creek Ciuo' ana helo III baltimore III 1877
In taxing the chalf as president Oh tne oluo'
MI. a. "lihatns dehVereu an Auuress. III
"hich ne summarized the results winch nau
oeeh eHecteu ny the oiup uurihs i'e eAis'enoe
OF quarter century, uhuer the lollo"lhg
heads: improvements In STOCK laws increased
banking facllitles' Improvement IN county al
nlhlsVration ana 'he Puonc scnooi s1s'eh' III |,
creaseu runway anu az ai iaoiiitie' anu
the Promotioh Oh Tue CAUSE Vi eoou roaus'
| REMARKS were make Dy Inc various uleuoeis
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
EWinR-Deyer.

On Wednesday evening, April p, at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. 5. X. Ewing
was married to Miss Carrie Deyer. Owing to
a recent death in the family, only the mem
bers of the immediate families were present.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Dever, of Calvary, and is general favorite.
The groom is a son of DIR. Lawson Ewing, Of
Level, and is a member Of the firm of Ewing
& Price The ceremony was performed by
Rev. E. H. Lamar, of Arlington, former
Dastor
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Preside Building Association.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Fireside Building Association was held on
Monday night. The election of officers was
held with the following result: John D..
Worthington, president; a. 7. Geatty, vice
president; P NJ. Maynadier, secretary; c. D..
Rosan, treasurer, W. W. Preston, attorney.
The Board of Directors for the ensuing year
consists of Messrs. John d. Worthington, A.
T. Geatty, j. Edwin Webster, j. e. Butler,
John b. Hanna, w. q. Rouse and 6. T..
Street, six per cent. dividend was declar-
ed. The association is only year old, and its
success is a most satisfactory one.
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William j. Price and wife, to to Mary r.
Chase.
Nathan P Harvey &C., to William B. Davis.
Matilda c. Gelzenichter to Clifford d.
Rosan.
John E. Green and wife, to Thomas Sadler.
Ella NJ. Clement &c, to Patrick Bradley.
z. NJ. Jones to Susanna Jones.
Annie E. Seator to Annie e. Day.
Ella NJ. Clement to John Tahaney.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06

The seventh anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the Christian Endeavor Society at
tached to the Methodist Protestant church,
was celebrated at the church on Sunday night.
An especial programme had been arranged for
the purpose, which included sketch of the
origin and progress of the society by Mr.. W.
Frank Keen, singing by the Society and by a
male quartette, and an address by Rev. Hugh L.
Elderd;ce, who was instrumental in perfecting
the organization which was accomplished on
May 4, 1891. One Of the most interesting ex-
ercises was the reading of responsive letters
from those who have been active workers in
the cause, but who are now absent from Be
air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
"KiIlarney and the Rhine"

The theatrical season will close at the Opera
House at Havre de Grace on tomorrow, Sat
urday evening, by the production of the ro-
matte play of ''Killarney and the Rhine" 1t
is interspersed with pathos, original music,
songs, dances, special scenery and elaborate
and appropriate costumes. The play will be
under the management of the celebrated
comedian, Mr.. j. E. Tooe, supported by an
excellent company. Mr.. Toole is native OF
Hartford county and should be given grand
raoaDtion
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

List ofmarriage licenses issued during April
Edward T. Preston and Edith l. Gilbert.
Harry f. Flowers and Louisa Duff.
James L. Walstrum and Fannie Hawkins.
Benjamin f. Jones and Sarah F. Jones.
Emory E. Burkins and Leah Rhodes.
e. Edwin Tucker and Ella May Pyle.
Alphons j. Wagner and Elizabeth Bedford
S. Russell Ewing and Carrie s. Dever.
Thomas 2. Barnard and Leona Keen.
Howard O. Keen and Mollie V. Coale.
Edward Rollins and Lillian Carroll.
Benjamin J. Green and Maggie E. keL.
James L. Hicks and Sarah Z. Osborn.
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A Noble Act.

Mr.. s. s. Swain, the general manager of the
bennett lunch rooms on Baltimore street near
North, Baltimore, issued an order a few days
ago by which meals are furnished free to the
soldiers and sailors of the United States. The
order reads as follows: "You will please pass
out free any soldier or marine wearing the
uniform of the United States army or militia
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
A Destructive Fire.

The large new frame dwelling belonging to
Mr. Richard F. Harkins, and situated near
Harkins postoffice in Marshall's district, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday morning.
The house was occupied by Mr.. John Noonan,
temporarily. Mr.. Harkins, who is at present
resident of Baltimore city, contemplated re-
moving with his family to Hartford county
next week and was making preparations to
do SO. The origin OF the fire is not yet posi-
lively known, but it is thought that it was due
to defective flue. MIR. Harkins lost all OF
his furniture except that of the parlor which
included fine piano. His tenant, Mr. Noonan,
also! lost the greater portion of his effects.
The loss is estimated at So, 500, of which s., 500
is covered by insurance, policies being held in
the WATERFOWL, New York and American ln-
surance Companies.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by our Correspondents
Abingdon Affairs,

ABINGDON, May 4.-Miss Kate Cunningham
who has been spending some time in Balti
more, has returned to her home.
Miss Annie Harvard, of Magnolia, spent &
few days this week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Harvard, of Sewell,
Mr.. s. H. Martin left on Monday for Mich.
aelsville, where he expects to continue in the
mercantile business. The store property at
this place is closed for the present.
Miss Annie Wilson, of this place, is on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. j. F. Galbreath, OF
Darlington.
Mr.. Thos. H. McGaw, of Baltimore, is i'm
proving his property at this place by the cree
ton of a carriage house and stable.
Mrs. Wilson, Of Darlington, is spending
some time with her son, Mr.. j. w. Wilson, of
this place. c.
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MilIer-keller.

The marriage of Rev. Kerby S. Miller, of Bel
Air, to Miss May Keller, of Chicago, was SOL
eminized In Hyde Park NJ. E. Church, in that
city, at high noon on Wednesday, April 9th.
The handsome church was tastefully and
beautifully decorated with ferns, palms and
potted plants. Exactly as the clock noted the
hour of twelve, the bridal party entered the
church and slowly marched up the wide aisle
to the. familiar strains of Mendlesohn's we'd
ding march. The bride, who was given away
by her brother, MIR. Charles L. Keller, was at
tended by her sister, Miss Sue B. Keller, as
maid of honor. Entering the church from the
side the groom, supported by Rev. S. C..
Wssson, of Churchville, awaited the party at
the altar. The ushers were Messrs. Elmer w.
Gray and William Il. Carter.
The ceremony, which was solemn and i'm
pressve, was performed by Rev. Amos Patton,
D. D., pastor of the church, assisted by Rev.
w. A Shanklin, d. D., of Dubuque, Iowa.
The bride was very becomingly gowned in blue
and white silk, trimmed with mouslin -de-soie,
and carried vioets. Her maid of honor was
attred in pink silk, trimmed with lace, and
carried La France roses. The presents were
numerous, handsome and costly. After the
ceremony there followed a reception for the
most intimate friends at the brides home, No.
$500 East End Avenue. The dining-room was
beautifully decorated with flowers. In the
afternoon, amid showers Of rice, and with
baggage trimmed with profusion of white
ribbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller took the train for
Cincinnati. From there they proceeded to
Virginia, and expect to reach Bel Air about
Nav 18th or l2th.t
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and Election of Officers.

The Y. w. e. T. u, of Forest Hill, held
their regular monthly business meeting at the
home of Mrs NJ. j. Roe, on the evening Of
April Goth, it also being the third anniversary
OF the union, which is growing in both inter-
est and mem bership. Reports OF the different
superintendent were given, showing the
earnest work of the members during the past
three years. The following officers were elect
ed : President, Miss Annie Ely first vice
president, Miss Agnes Kean second vice
president, Miss Eleanor Dukehart recording
secretary, Miss BERTHE Tucker; corresponding
secretary, Miss Gertrude Ely; treasurer, Miss
Grace Sothoron.
Near the close. OF the evening four young
men joined as honorary members. The union
being greatly encouraged by their success,
have started in new year with willing hearts
and ready hands.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
That. what. the Matter with Hanna.

That's Whats the Matter with Hanna.
Concerning the meeting of the Maryland
delegation in Washington, on Tuesday the
Baltimore -lHtcricGH of Wednesday sums up
with the terse sentence, land 50 Mr.. Hanna's
appointment as surveyor was settled" We
congratulate our young townsman most
heartily on this gratifying termination of the
long struggle.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
Proceedings of the school Commits
SiOnerS.

After careful consideration OF the memorial
to the County Commissioners concerning the
annual levy for the support of the schools
the Board waited upon the Commissioners in
body and presented and explained their
wants.
The secretary was directed to write to the
teachers of jefferson and Union Cross Roads
schools with reference to their fences and to
have the fence at Magnolia put in order. He
was also directed to confer with the president
of the Maryland Agricultural College, con-
corning Hartford county's scholarship therein.
The salary of the assistant teacher at Mill
Green was order ed to be paid to April 25; no
allowance to be made for the subsequent week.
The appointment of Miss Sadie Wilson as
principal of Mt. Horeb was confirmed.
A delegation appeared before the Commits
sioners, asking for the erection of new school
house at point one mile east of Benson.
The annual appointment of trustees was ta-
ken up and the following changes were made:
Emmorton-Elisha Rogers vice Basil Grafton
Magnolia-Wm. Ii. Evans, vice, j. 0. Z.
Wetherill; Union X. E. Wells. vice James
B. hollis; anBibber-Louis Z. DeGoll, vice
Harry A. Wroth; JefTerson-Wiliam Jewens,
vice Charles s. Hawkins; Boothby HiIl-G.
Alfred Mitchell, vice John p Mitchell; Oak
land-W. E. Cord, vice F. o. MITCHELL
Boden-Thomas Bramon; Genville-David
Silver, vice s. j. Bachtel; Union Chapel
Samuel Montague and William Il. Hoskius,
vice j. b. Hoskins and Z. 2. Hollingsworth;
Hickory-Burling Grafton, John b. Wysong
and j. Ruff STREET.; Mt. Zion-Wm. Harvard,
vice J Edgar Dean; Baptist-Charles W. Amos
and William Cochran, vice j. j. Lancaster
and Charles H. Lamb; Mt. Horeb-William
Durham, vice W. n. Glenn; Susquehanna
Hall-Morgan Whiteford, vice Il. Clay
Whiteford; Union Cross Roads-Jacob Bailey,
vice j. j. Healy; Dublin-David Clement,
vice David Riley, South Delta-George c.
Proctor, vice Howard Proctor, Clark's Chapel,
col.-James Preston, vice John Williams;
Fairview, col.-Charles Bond, vice Edward
jackson.
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em Ole EdRa.


livery day strengthens the belief of emf
heAt phTsieians that impure blood is the
cause Of the majority of our diseases.
i"eHty-h7e years ago this theory was used
as basis for the formula of Browns Iron
bluerS The many remarkable cures effected
ny tins famous old household remedy are
Suthcient to prove That the theory is correct.
Browns Ircn Bitters is sold by all dealers
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-06
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ence. Enclose seit-addressed stamped enve-
iope. The Dominion Company, Dept. R. Chi
caso. 19no
They don't make much fuss about it." We
are speaking Of De Wits Little Early Risers
.hc famous Little pills for constipation bilious
Hess. and all stomach and liver troubles. They
never grippe
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-04
Church Directory.

St. Johns Church, Madison Square, cor
ner Bun and Charlton streets Rev.
Charles II. Strong, rector Morning prayer,
holy communion and sermon al II o'clock
Sunday school al o'clock. Night service,
choral, at O'Clock. Strangers cordially
welcome at ali services.
St. Paurs Church, corner Barnard and
Duffy streets Rev. j. l.. Souly. rector.
Services as follows: Early celebration OF
Tho Holy communion 1880 q. m. Morning
prayer. 1880 q. m. Celebration OF the Holy
communion and sermon. II a. m. Evening
prayer aud sermon p. m. Sunday school,
b. NJ. Seats free.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South. corner OF President and Barnard.
j. n. sclugxs. pastor Service ID a. m. and
az S D. 10. Junior Epworih League "a $3.50
q. A. Sunday school az 4 y. ~. j. A. Var
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ing service and sermon at O'Clock. Sun.
Gay school p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day AIS p. m. Visitors always welcome
Grace Methodist Church. jefferson ana
New Houston streets, rOsgood II. Cook.
pastor. Services to-day au1l a. m. and 3
y. m. Sunday school p. m. Stewards meet
ing as parsonage, Monday, $50 p. m. En-
worth League, Tuesday, p. m. Prayer
meeting, Wednesday q. m. Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. Monday. 4 %.
m Juvenile Missionary Society. Wednee-
day, / b. M.
81 Michae"s Chapel corner Henry and
Habersham streets. Morning service and
rmoh az II a. M, 10y Rev Mr.. string-del