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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Commonwealth Division, Sons Of Tenn
perance, met last night at 500 Main street.
There was large attendance, including
visitors from neighboring divisions. rhe
Ing was installed by Grand Worthy Patrl-
arch Sutcliffe. Ten members of this d.
vision visited Union hill last Monday
nlgnt ana number also attended the
lnsta llation at the Millbury division The
grand division OF Massachusetts holds lie
ss,einl-annual session In Boston, Oct 10.
Inc representatives to go from Common
Miss Mary ] Montague B. W Month.
gue, I. A. Montague. M l.. Clark, i. x.
LARK; a. w. Halves, C. e. Patterson
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

The loudest thing in the Ohio cam
paign is the despairing democratic cry,
Twin John r. never open his barrel2n
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

sort are extremely unsatisfactory, how
ever, and the world will have to wait
for a lasting breeze before estimating
the qualities OF the competing yachts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

Rev. Clifton w. Gray, the new pastor
Of the Unitarian Church, Millbury, will
be publicly installed Tuesday evening at
Z 80 o'clock. The Unitarian churches of
Worcester and vicinity have been invited
to send delegates, and a large attendance
is expected Mr.. Gray comes to Millbury
from Harvard theological school. The
gan voluntary; invocation, Rev. L. c..
Cornish, Boston,; singing, quartet, "The
God of Abraham, praise, Buck; reading
Westboro; installation prayer, Rev. A. S.
Carver of Worcester: singing trio,
.Father lead me by Thy hand, Butter
field; SERMON, fellowship of the churches,
to the pastor, Rev. Edward Hale Cam
bridge; welcome to the town, Rev. Geo
P Eastman, Millbury; hymn, congrega-
ton; address to the people, Rev, L. G..
God is a spirit Bennett; benediction
by Rev. c. w. Gray of Millbury
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ONE TAKEN EVERY NIGHT stimu-
lates the liver, carries Off the bile and
improves the digestion and appetite. Car
ter's Little Liver Pulls. Don't forget this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

Or. Bnll's Cough syrup II the remedy
protracted cough or lung sffentiof,.
tp,rought on by exposure to cold. II Is
me me-. most excellent medicine sold A bottle
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

John Coulter has the contract for team
ing for the e. f. Rice Manufacturing
Company. The cotton arrived today, and
Mr.. Coulter began drawing it this morn
ing; Mr.. Rice told a Spy man that the
mill would start up tomorrow Mr.. Rice
mas many orders and expects to do a
rushing business this winter He said
that he would give the old employees
work first.
William Leary has secured a job as
dresser tender and will begin work the
working at Farnumsville for one year.
Fred Rogers employed by the Milibury
Iaet rsr. Light Company, Is putting in
aeS gess on G5 ITs and Martin streets
A grand social for the benefit of Paul
Dockum will be held Friday evening, Oct
I, at Fairbanks, hall. West Millbury. The
officials are: Floor director, Paul Dock
UNI; aids, N. ]. O'Conneli, @. Denney.
A. A. Windle, ]. F, King. Smiths or
chestra of Oxford win furnish music.
shepard russell has charge of the block
owned by Joseph Bowler os Whtinsville
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Gonva. of
Main street, was held from the Church
OF the Assumption, this morning at 0
9Relock; T., ing hhigh mass WAS celebrated by
Louis Lacrosse, Joseph Beasley, Victor
Donaugh and Joseph Despod. Burial was
IN St Bridget's cemetery.
Peter Ferguson, who has been to New
York, returned home today. Mr.. Fer
guson saw Admiral Dewey
Miss Nellie Kennedy has gone on n
weeks vacation in Stafford Springs.
Charles Hotel ~
H =. Newell has gone to Boston for a
weeks vacation.
Tunna1n 7. Light of Dunkirk, N Y
X ~; Farrell of Worcester and j. II. Shea
Of Worcester are registered at the Tour
tellotte House. ui
Charles H. Crossmap has been enpagad
as coach by the Webster basket Bali
N.
A party of nine of the Unitarian church
vention. e"0 d con-
The Millbury basket ball team was ont
Tor practice tonight for the last time be-
tore ter y rb meets ,i me g M. L. Of Worces
season. VI the
Court No. e, A. o. F., held its fret
meeting tonight. Four new memheSs |
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The Lecture Monday Night.


The court house was crowded
Monday night by an appreciative
audience to hear the lecture of
DR. Harrison. The speaker was
introduced by Col r E Allison.
The Doctor was very entertaining
throughout and awakened an in
terest in the poems of Chaucer,
''the father of English Poetry, "
by his interesting discourse upon
the beauties of sentiment, the
variety of thought, and descrip-
tions of character which, though
written by his Distinguished au.
thor 500 years ago, are applicable
to the present time. The lecture
was greatly enjoyed and it Is ex>
pected that the Doctor will lecture
again next Monday night.
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Items From Kershaw Era

814 Troy ounces of gold, vaIuo
SIS, 500, were shipped from the
Halle Gold Mine to the Charlotte
mint last Saturday.
Rev d p Montgomery has been
rendered a call to tho pastorate
formerly filed by Rev j S Crox
ton
lntendent f ID Blakeney re-
celved the sad intelligence by wire
Saturday that his sister, Mrs Du
Bose, had died at her home at
Camden. Mr. Blakeney left with
his family on the down train to
attend the funeral. Our sympa-
by is extended him in his sad
bereavement.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that / as
Guardian OF Irene A MohIey, II lem.
mie M0biey and T. Blanche M0bley
made final settlement with the late
Hon George McC. Withersp pon,
Judge OF Probate. Of this county, and
flied my Hnal return with him, and l
will apply to the Hon Chss ID Jones,
Judge of Probate Of this county, in his
Office at Lancaster, s. G, on the l4th
day Of August next, at II o'clock to
grant me final discharge and relea ase
of liability as such Guardisn
BERRY MoBLEY,
July IL. lS99-30d. Guardian.
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Excursion to Wilmington.

The Sea5oard Air Line will
run an excursion from Chester to
Wilmington or July 10th, re-
turning on July 21st The Lan>
caster & Chester r. r. will run a
special train from here to Chester,
making connection with the ex-
cursion train at Chester. Train
will leave Lancaster at 6 a. m.
Round trip from here $3.50.
This excursion promises to be one
of the grandest ever run from
here to Wilmington. 1t will be
managed by the efficient Travelling
Passenger Agent, Mr. q McP
Bate. The Sunday School peo-
pie of the A r p church of Ches-
ter will have charge of the re-
freshment car. Tnis will be a
good chance for you to visit Will
mington, don't miss it.
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Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the
County Alliance for Lancaster
county will be held in the court
house on Friday the 14th inst. at
10 o'clock a m. We want every
AlIlanceman in the county to at
tend. f b LINGLE, Pres.
j NJ Knight, Secy.
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The Suspect Discharged

VIM Charles Cooper, the me-
gro arrested here by Sheriff
Clyburn about ten days ago, on
suspicion, was discharged from
custody last Saturday. The sher-
if received answers from most of
the letters he wrote and it seems
that Cooper had given a correct
account of himself and was not
wanted on any charge. He was
the youngest brother of the noted
desperate, Simon Cooper.
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Attention, Camp Dixie!

Camp Dixie L e V, will meet
at the court house, Friday, July
14th, for the purpose of electing
q Colonel of the Lancaster Regi-
ment. All members are requested
to he there promptly at 2 O'Clock
p m. w G A Porter, Com.
q w Jones, Adjt.
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Lancaster Campy

In obedience to special order
No. IA, a meeting of Lancaster
Camp No. 118G, U G. V is hereby
called to meet at the court house
on Fridy July 18th inst. at 4
O'Clock p m to elect a colonel of
the Lancaster Regiment by order
b j Witherspoon, Com.
j f Stcwman, Adjt.
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Death of Mill Wilson'S Father.

Death of Mr. j l. Wilson's Father.
Mr. | l. Wilson, of the Dixie
neighborhood, received the sad
intelligence last week of the death
of his father, Mr. j NJ Wilson,
which occurred at Charlotte, n G.
on the eth INST Mr. Wilson was
76 years ofage and died of chronic
diarrhoe. He was member of
the Second Presbyterian church
in Charlotte, made a gallant soldier
in the Confederate army, and was
buried at HopcweIl cemetery
North of Charlotte, on the 9th.
He leaves three sons and one
daughter to mourn his death.
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For The Ledger.
Death Of Mr.. Thos. l. Small.

MIR. Thos. l. Small, who left
this county for South McAlister,
Indian Territory, to engage in the
mercantile business with his un-
Gle, Mr. VIM Black, fell victim
of typhoid fever, of which he
died July Sd 1899.
Mr.. Small was a son of Mr. l. G.
Small of this county, and he had
a host of friends who, with his
parents, mourn his death. He
was a young man of great promise
and was just entering upon "a life
of usefulness He was little
over twenty years old-born Nov
10, 1878. He was a christian
gentleman-had been n consistent
member of the Union Baptist
church for number % years
prior to his death.
Death is sad under any circum .
stances, especially is it sad to see
one so young, so full of promise,
taken away so soon. But God is
the giver and He has right Ia
take away. He doeth all things
well. May the grief stricken
relatives find great comfort in
trusting in the Lord who alone is
able to help. FRIEND.
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job Printing,

Job Printing.
Law Briefs, Minutes, all kinds
of Blanks, Bill and Letter Heads,
Envelopes, and all kinds of job
Printing done in the best style
and at lowest prices. Call at The
LEDGER Office and see samples of
my work and get prices.
HUGH WILSON,
Abbcville, S. G..
Press and Banner Office.
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neauty Ii Hood peep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
,eauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
be clean your blood and keep it clean, by
tirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
)anish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists. satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, soc.
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County Treasurer Cauthen,
acting upon the opinion recently
given by the Asst. Attorney Gen
cral, declined to pay $500 of
claims for School charts the past
week.
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DIRECTORS NETTING.

Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the stockholders meeting
the board of directors met and
reelected Col. Leroy Springs
President, w Ganson, Vice Pres
ident and w & Thomson Secre
tary and Treasurer. After dis
cussing matters pertaining to the
affairs of the mill the meeting ad +
iOurned.
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Bids Invited

Bids Invited
The Building Committee Of the
Lancaster Baptist Church is now
in position to receive bids for
the construction of the new
church. Plans are at the Lancas-
ter Bank and may there be exam
ined. Committee reserve right
to reject any or all bids.
w. &. THOMSON.
Sec. and Ire S. of Com.
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DIR. Miles, Eafn Pills are guaranteed 70 stOfl
headache I'm 20 minutes. "One cent a dose
What stops Neuralgia? D-. Miles pain pills
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We were pleased to receive n
call last Saturday from Mr. j n
Cook, of Palestine, Texas. MIR
Cook, his wife and son, are visi-
ting friends and relatives in the
eastern section Of the county. 1t
has been IA years since he left the
county of his nativity but his
face is still familiar to many, and
he gets hearty hand shake from
all his old friends. He is ship
ping clerk at Palestine for the
International and Great Northern
Il. X. Co., has been in its en-
ploy for a number of years and
bears the highest testimonials
from the company. Mr. Cook
and family will return to Pales-
tine about the Goth instant.
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: he ElVCfSITY or
E0aJH CAROLINA.

Widest l.i.oragn aud fullest eQuip
memt in It's history. Faculty 3. a.
~.ud.Hl- ."5; 3 NctG"m.c curses
3 Elective Courses; : Professional
Schools, in Law. Iu Ncdicrnr alrd in
hh@lnr cv. Nrw bu Iliu.-. water
vr.k,. sl,r.oIo nh@r.rS Iahor,torirs,
etc
AdIWc,1 classes opcu to womcI,.
Tuiri"u SGa q Year; board =. IL month
An1. t. op.. tuuty for self help.
~.Ho arr -li| .- and loar = for the needy
Fee, t.ilrru for teachers
~rmn". -.honl r t,acnrl- II in
s'Iw"'u.~. ~ -'udrutS Total euroli-
H.rlt 81.
For illustrated handbopR and cata~
lOpU' address,
President, ALDERMAN,
{ ChH, cl Hill. y G.
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Z n. w EEK LY.
Local MatfoySGs 6 (

boro, is here on visit.
Mr. Joe Nilleneuvc Of Atlanta,
Ga, is visiting relatives here.
G d Jones, Esq, went to Ches-
ter yesterday on professional bus
mess.
We will save you 10 to 20 per
cent on School Books.
B. G. HOUGH & co.
Mr. q McP Bate, Trav. Pas.
Agt., of the Seaboard Air Line
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Minnie McLarnon left yes>
terday for Chester, where she
will spend Il month with her
brother and sister.
You will do well to see b. G..
Hough & Co.'S. prices before buy.
ing School Books 10 to 20 per
cent. below the State ices.
Judge Charles d Jones, of Ian.
caster, S. c., spent Sunday in the
city. Judge Jones finds Char
lotte particularly attractive
Charlotte Observer.
Messrs. Ed Bennett, Stove
Cherry and Will Blackmon left
yesterday for weeks stay in
Richmond, Va, attending the B.
Y. p. L. convention.
We have the largest line of New
and Second Hand School Books
ever seen in Lancaster at 10 to 90
per cent. below the State prices.
b. G. HOUGH 4 co.
List of letters advertised for
the week ending July II. En-
ma Mack, Virginia Morris,
George Ingram, Mr. Lang Streat,
Simon Metzger, Sim Stogner.
j f Gregory, p. M.
Young ladies of this county,
who expect to compete for the
Winthrop scholarships, will bear
in mind that the examination will
he held in the court-heuse ut this
place on Friday, July DIST, inst.
Prof l. ShurIey, of Pleasant
Valley High School, and Miss
Bessie Perry have been enrolled
at the Summer school this week
making the number Cf teachers
now in attendance, 81.
The ensuing session of the
Buford school will bcoin Monday.
July 18th, T II Thompson, Prin~
cipoI All tba ,otror, ,,,,> ,.,,,,,.
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eB Pay your subscription to
LEDGER
GA ToRrA.
Bear, ths 1Ihs Kind yos Haw lIwaE Bought
''s'i'''' = G1MAzzNx
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The ensuing session of the
Buford school will begin Monday,
July 18th, T r Thompson, Prin~
cipal. All the patrons are earnest
lY urged to meet with the pupils
Mt the school house on that day at
5 O'Clock II ~, as u matter Of
especial importance is to he sub
mittcd to them.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-12

We have the largest line of New
and Second Hand School Books
ever seen in Lancaster at 10 to 90
per cent. below the State prices.
Is. 6. HOUGH x co.
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Messrs. Ed Bennett, Stove
Cherry and Will Blackmon left
yesterday for a weeks stay in
Richmond, Va, attending the B.
Y. =. L. convention.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-12

List of letters advertised for
the week ending July II. En-
ma Mack, Virginia Morris,
George Ingram, Mr. Lang Streat,
Simon Metzger, Sim Stogner.
j f Gregory, p. M.
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Judge Charles D Jones, of Ian
caster, S. c., spent Sunday in the
city. Judge Jones finds Char
lotte particularly attractive
Charlotte Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-12

Mr. q McP Bate, Trav. Pas.
Agt., of the Seaboard Air Line
was in town Tuesday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-12

You will do well to see b. G..
Hough & Co.'S. prices before buy.
ing School Books 10 to 20 per
cent. below the State prices.
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Young ladies of this county,
who expect to compete for the
Winthrop scholarships, will bear
in mind that the examination will
he held in the court-heuse at this
place on Friday, July DIST, inst.
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Prof l. Shurley, of Pleasant
Valley High School, and Miss
Bessie Perry have been enrolled
at the Summer school this week.
making the number Cf teachers
now in attendance, 81.
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Miss Minnie McLarnon left yes>
terday for Chester, where she
will spend month with her
brother and sister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-18
News Of the Railroads.

The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Is
having some valuable Improvements
which will add very much to it's eff
cheney.
The Boston &. Maine air-brake in
struction car. has been on sidetrack
at Waterville for the past three weeks.
During the time that the car has been
there from IL to Is employees have
been given the lesson.
4 consignment of merchandise in
one of the freight sheds at Portland
recently that was out of the usual run
was seven cases of cigarettes and one
case of cut plug tobacco from Canada
and directed to India. Each OF the
seven cases contained 5000 cigarettes
and some old East Indian Rajah is 60
ing to have a high old celebration.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
gave an order last week to the mechan-
ical department of the company for the
construction of 800 new box cars to
be constructed ar once AT the COM
pany's car shops at Point st. Charles
This will mean that there will have
/ to be considerable additions to the al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-18
VACCINE POINTS.
Their Preparation Is Learned from a. Augusta
Physician.

| 1t may be interesting to some to
vaccination is obtained and also the
form in which it is used. All have
heard about the points" used in vac
| cination and many have felt them,
| These latter people know that what is
! known as a point is merely a piece of
| ivory a little over an inch long. very
slender, and with one end pointed.
Many cannot comprehend where the
virus that is used comes in. as they see
| nothing of the sort. 1t is on the end
of the point in a dry condition and is
taken into the arm when the point is
scarifying it. Then there arises the
question. what is the virus? 1t is the
substance that comes from vaccina-
tfon, commonly known to the people as
matter" or ''pus.' This virus. though.
does not come from human being, but
from COW.
Two year old heifers that are shown
| - 1919 INV " u dtlIIS NIlc ntdlt1 III
their parents. to be perfectly sound.
are taken to an antiseptic operating
room in the places where the virus and
points are made and are strapped to
the tables. Their abdomen is shaved
and they are then inoculated with the
COW pox virus. When the wounds are
filled with the virus, which occurs in
the course of six or eight days, the
little ivory points which are also made
are dipped in the wounds, thus becom-
ing covered with the virus. These
points are dried by certain methods
and are then placed in the little cases
ready for the profession. OF course the
greatest care is used that every portion
of the work is done perfectly. as the
failure to do this might end in the
death of the persons who were vac.
cinated. A doctor never uses point
by fire. No doctor will use point
that has come in contact with any
thing. as it may have collected some
germ of disease that would result
fatally.
Each state board of health has a
representative examine the different
places where the points are prepared
and report which is the best or which is
reliable. so the doctors know where to
obtain the best. A point is seldom
used, so an Augusta doctor says. after
it is 80 days old, though they will keep
for two or three months.
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BUCKLEY & GOODRICH,
dec27, eodtf

rated under the name of the Hancock
Point Chapel Society with Justice l..
A. Emery, treasurer. 1t has cost $l50O.
and is an ideal place of worship for
the many summer residents.
The dedication services of the new
I-niversalist church. Pittsfeld. will be
held in the church Wednesday after
noon. May oath and in the evening of
that day there will be services in the
church at which it is expected that the
Rev. L. NJ. Atwood. ID. d.. late president
of the Canton. y. Y, Theological Uni
varsity. now general superintendent of
universalst churches. will deliver a
sermon. and after this meeting there
will be a reception in the church par
lors. Besides the pastor. Rev. l.. w.
Coons, the following named ministers
of the denomination viii participate in
the dedication ceremonies: Rev. Miss
&. f.. Angel of Norway. who was pas
tor of the Pittsfield parish for seven
years, being the longest passionate of
any in the history of the society: Rev.
f. f. Pember &C Bangor, Rev. G. f.
Leighton OF Skowhegan. Rev. w. ii.
Gould of Dexter Rev. J. F. Rhoades of
Fairfield, and it is expected that Rev.
C. A. Hayden of Augusta. Rev. r. n.
Aldrich Of Guilfcrd. Rev. Harry Can
falu Of Dover. and other prominent
ministers will be present
The statistical secretary of the Maine
Congregational Conference, Rev. r. NJ.
Cousins OF Biddaford. having com
pleted the collection of statistics of the
c,yg chss of Maine for January l. 1899,
furnishes ;ne following summary:
Number Of churches in Maine. incud-
ing the two new churches of Steuben
and North Deering. $50. There are re-
ported 20l ordained ministers. includ-
ing - pastors installed by council, 10
pastors otherwise inducted, and five
! supplies. with As Others not regularly
supplying Congregational churches.
The church membership is q, $50, loss
of one member in comparison with last
wears figures. The total additions are
S5S. The total removals are 500. The
| Sunday schools show 22.052 members.
average attendance. 12,S16. The young
| peoples societies report 1863 societies.
with a membership of $685. The be-
| n z,volent contributions are total of
/ SiS,2 22. a decrease of $i3.4l5. Home
missions have received $l0.6S0. a de-
crease of over $4,000, or Is per cent.
Sunday schools received $3.50, minis
| terial aid. $640. loss for each of about
| ten per cent.