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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

The recent transfer Of the Behr
Bros. piano agency, which has been
controlled by one Of the New Orleans
houses for nineteen years, to Philip
Werlein, Limited, was no great sur
prise to the piano trade, as the as
tendency of the Old Werlein House
over all others has lately become 50
pronounced, Philip Werlein, Limi-
ted, 614-616 Canal street, not only
does the largest piano business of
New Orleans, but probably of the
entire South.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

Tuesday evening, a lumber wagon
belonging to Gus. Godchaux and in
charge of Reason Briggs, took fright
on Lafayette street and ran away. A
little son of d. w. Wall who was in
the wagon at the time was thrown out
and bruised about the head, while the
negro driver had three ribs broken
and suffered severe internal injuries.
a buggy was caught in the collision
and badly smashed up.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

New crossing has been put down
on Port street leading from Nettle's
store to Sol. Isaae's
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

Monday evening Judge Debaillon
passed sentence upon Thelesmar Mar
ceaux, fixing his punishment at ten
months at hard labor in the State
penitentiary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

The sanitary conditions Of the jail
demands attention. A better system
OF sewerage is needed.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

The Grifing Brothers Company,
one of the oldest, largest and most
reliable nursery firms in the South
have recently removed their head
quarters to Jacksonville, Fla, for
the purpose Of being in a business
centre and at the same time conduct
ing a mail order seed business and
poultry establishment.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

]. II. Raffel has bought the Hun
ter Ramsey place four miles south Of
town and will move thereon about
January 1st. He will sell the place
where he is now living on bayou
Vermilion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

Next Tuesday is All Saints day
and the cemeteries are being cleaned
up and put in order for the occasion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

The weather has been fine for cot
ton picking, and our farmers have
been taking advantage Of it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

We have been informed by a relia-
BILE gentleman who interviewed the
prisoners in jail that they had not
procured the files which were found
in jail to cut their way out, but they
merely wished to file a motion in ar
rest Of judgment.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

Farmers are complaining that they
can't get negroes to go out to work.
With as many as are loafing on the
streets, it looks as if labor should be
plenty.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

New Iberia. La. Foot of French S
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

Remember next Wednesday even
ing at Z O'Clock the Building and
Loan will offer the money on hand
to the highest bidder.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

The two wells which supplied the
water-works and electric light plants
at Lafayette are dried up and there
is no chance to pump up any more
water.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-10-28

Next month we are to have a crimi-
nal term of court commencing Mon
day, November 18th. Several i'm
portant cases have already been fixed
for that day.
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-15

miles square, with Flagstaff as center, are spread out variety of wonders of which the people of this country have little or no conception, but if they were in Europe or Asia, thousands of our citizens would cross the ocean to see them. Being within only two or three days journey of Chicago and easy of access by frequent trains and dining cars and other modern luxuries of travel, they are overlooked by the multitude and are practically un- known"
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-15

FLAGSTAFF is progressing in this year of our Lord, 1899. Two brick blocks are now well under way. The Normal School building is being com pleted and will be ready for the fall term. Arrangements are being made and will be completed in few days whereby two more two-story brick buildings will be erected this year. The lumber mills and box factories are crowded with orders, and business men say that business is better than it has been in years. Flagstaff is thriv- Ing and prosperous these Mckinley times.
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-15

THAT Arizona is natures greatest museum and that Flagstaff is the center Of this vast museum, is conceded by all visitors. Wm. k. Curtis, who recently spent some time here, says: 'srhe terri. tory of Arizona is d vast museum of natural curiosities, including many of the most wonderful in the world. The atmosphere, the climate, mountains, the soil, the rivers, the forests, are hlled with phenomena, many of which exist nowhere else. In the desert, 300
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-15
C. M. FUNSTON, Editor.
FLAGSTAFF, SATURDAY, JULY l5, '99.

RAINS have fallen in nearly every portion of the county during the week. The individual who has been insisting that there would be no summer rains this year has been compelled to come in out of the wet.
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-15
Death of S. H. Fulton.

Samuel H. Fulton, assistant general freight agent of the Chicago & Alton railway, died at the residence of his brother, Harry Fulton, on Monday morning. Paralysis was the cause of death. The body was taken tO Balti- more, Md, for burial on Wednesday morning, accompanied by Harry Full ton. Deceased was here last year for some months and returned to Kansas City much improved in health, but he began to fail and he returned to Flag staff on April IS. Although at the time he was suffering from almost com plete paralysis of one side of his body, he and his friends hoped for speedy recovery. Change of climate and the best Of medical aid, however. were un- able to save his life. Mr. Fulton was 50 years old, and was born in Troy, 0. He was educated in Baltimore, and early in life entered railroad service.
 In 1875 he went to Kansas City as the representative of the Great Western Dispatch, operating over the Erie road, and froD 1883 to 1887 was general agent for the Chicago x Alton road in New York city. In 1887 Mr. Fulton was brought to Kansas City as assist ant general freight agent of the Alton, and continued in that position since that time. He was unmarried, and made his home ut the Kansas City club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
ANOTHER FIRE
IN PETERSBURG.
Southside Manufacturing Company'S
Plant Destroyed.
DR.. ]. H. CLAIBORNE Is BETTER
Rested More Comfortably Yesterday
Prince George Democrats Eject
Delegates To the May Meeting.
Cigars With Bogus stamps.


PETERSBURG VA, May s.-speciIi.--
The large brick building ON SCUM a.ir7-'
owned ana occupied by the Soulhr'oo
Manufacturing company, man d. -
of crates and fruit baskets was u'a'loy
ed by fire tonight only a snlau rear p'' 7.
of the structure separated rom .''o 49,
building by coion'ue D,l"s -. by .r6e
IRON 4'.'"7 P.,' ,. 49,. ,.i,b "a
building was about 2V rect deep WIZ" 81
frontage of sixty ieel .l"u 'l D. Wa ....,
rH du l"iiil''' ..,-
stock. and material in course oil manu- ,,a
facture aii of which was pulHel' 'i,
d. j. Nouil' WI" Us '". ,D.'i ..-',' ,,.....
mates his loss at about $1,000 ON oiuiains
and machinery. and |i-.N' on s'ocN' i','
loss IS covered by am insurance Oh
tween si'''' ana flo.''V' 49,. ,.u..
in- Hie oI'5''''''Vn ,...,rit.,..
"hieh was " o. 7ei'' .,,, Nh
cut OF from me ld.''i5 "s D'
doors. Ine I'c.oif give tl.i'.o' l'..''1 ~
ABOUT TWO nlI.uica a l.,. ,,,,.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

the lower bay looking almost as spruce
as when she left the navy yard last De-
cember for her long voyage l0 tnr in..-
ippines
The Buffalo bring back MS happy O. lo'
of American scamcn as ever trod the
decks of a mau-o -w1r. Most of them
have been in tropical Writers with Adj
mirai Dewey since fhe latter went ON
the China station. and. with few ex-
cepiions. all fought iu the famous battle
with the Spanish fleet in Manila Bay on
May ISL. year ago. They are mighty
glad 10 get home and showed their pleas
ure at Do neg in an American h1rbor once
more by lusty voicai exercise and violent
dance. au over The lower decks of the
cruiser
The Buffalo EFT New York ON Decfm-
Der 9Th last to take men FOR Ndmifa.
Dewoys fleet. 20 replace the timc-eNpircd
men. who were inpatient 10 get home,
but who could NOT he spared until others
came 10 take their places She made The
trip Co Manila BOZ hfty-fhrce DAYS. which
was accounted remarkable run. spent
some six weeks in Manila Bay. and ON
March .9d lI-f. at o'clock I'm the alter
noon. started ou Der return voyage. ar-
riNing af -1nlv Hook at O'Clock yes-
terda morning THE whole time cone
snmad was a. D. davs. the actual steam
inr Time was 70 days and the average
sDeed was i3 % knots Stops wore made
at Snranore suoz a1l Gibraltar 1t the
last two places for coal The stops We're
as brief as possible because capt Hemp
hfU MAS anxious I1 MAX" record DEE
spifa the unfortunate necessity oi speni-
inc frroa whole iaNs nt S'nE'nof'. iN'
c1nfain was pretty we'll satisfied rest'r-
q .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Arc They Married

MILWAUKEE, WIS. May 1-scores OF
persons who obtained marriage licenses
ON Friday last and We're married on
them are frightened tonight because
they do not know whether ley arc leg-
ally married or not The point raised
IS as 10 the time the new law which
prohibits marriage until after I've days
after the licenses are issued went into
effect 10 was published ln the official
State paper late on the afternoon OF Fri
day 10 is held by some persons that
marriages or licenses issued Oh Friday
before the law was published are legal
but others insist that the new Law was IN
operation all day.
Undoubtedly many licenses were issued
in this State on Friday and ia the ma
jority Of Instances the couples lived out
side OF Wisconsin. scores OF them in Chi
caso. when they hear OF the uncer-
tainty regarding tho legality % their
marriages there will DO anxiety in many
households.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
PLACE FOR DR.. ANDREWS.


DENVER. COL. Mas 1T is more than
probable that Dr IT, Benjamin An
drews. che former president of Brown
University. wlu Dee the next president
of tine Colorado State Agricultural Col
lege to succeed Dr. Aston EMS
When chancellor William y. Mch'Wr'.
of the Denver CulNcr-itF. to-day u''iiiien
tne place tne name of former Governor
David d. Waite was mentioned oy some
but Governor Thomas put quletus ON
an conflicting stories iate This afternoon
when Doe gave 0ut the statement that fr
IS. benjamin Andrews would Dee the choice
of the board. and probably would accept
the honor.
It seems that the Governor believed
from tho start chat chancellor Mcdowell
would not consent to take the position.
and acting on this supposlfion communI-
Gated with Dr. Andrews in Chicago. state
ing the facts in the case and ngu.sins
whether he would accept the office.
DR. Andrews reply while not contain
ng definite acceptance of such an Of
fer. Wer. DO to be- made. gave the Chief
Executive much assurance. lie Will place
the matter before the State Board Of
Agriculture az its next meeting. the hrst
Monday in June. and feels confident that
his suggestion wih meet with the ap-
prevail Of the other members .-Phiiadel-
phia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
NOTED SUIT DECIDED,
Will in Litigation over Twenty Years
Politics Getting Warm.


ORANGE. VA May S.-Special.-Ihe
Circuit Court for orange county adjourn
ed ou saturday after a week OK steady
work.
The celebrated case OF Whitelaw VS..
Wh.teiaw. involving the validity OF tho
WIFI of ID Mrs. Mary a. Whltelaw. was
finally decided DC had been in the courts
for twenty-five years and had been 10
tho Court OF Appeals three times during
that time on different points.
Tie original parties TO the suit are~al
dead. as well as the original attorneys,
with exception of General D. q. Field.
During an these years the landed estate
involved has deprecated many times I'm
value.
This section has been blessed with fine
rains lately. and the country has a de-
cided emerald hue.
The fight for the clerkship ot this
county Is getting decidedly yarn the
friends OF both Mr.. Fry, the incumt en-.
and Mr.. Wllims. the aspirant. claiming
"a sure thing for their candidate There
As also quite q contest for the Office u
sheriff between Lee Pannil and Il. ].
Muuday.
AS AN our candidates are Democrats
fna election viii be under the old law.
The Orange Telephone Company has
extended its line 10 Fredericksburg
which together with the other lines in
orerauon here. gives telephone commun-
cation between Fredericksburg and
charlottesville Madison Courthouse
Gordonsyiue and intermediate points. .al
Via orange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

NEW YORK. May COTTON specu-
lauon dragged along IN a listless fashion
in the local cotton market with the pro-
icssiunal element in control, but quite
putpuaeess. Despite this hssitancy, how
ever. the market presented steady front
On favorable cables and more encouraging
news from tnc worlds cloth and yarn
markets. Shorts appeared TO be uneasy
al times, but The rank and file OF the
bear crowd were inclined 10 await further
Developments regarding the crop outlook
ana tho situation abroad before further
reducing their obligations The marker
started steady IN tone at unchanged
prices 10 an advance OF . points, settled
slowly 10 Lowell Of 203 points below sat
urday's final figures. and closed quiet aHi
steady in tone. with the net standing
10 points lower Reports from New
England cloth markets reflected strong
undsTtone. and continued IN good denand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
HOME FROM MANILA.
The Buffalo Reaches New York with
900 Men from Dcwcy's Fleet.

Gray beside SIMPSONS white ships.
and dying a homoward- bound pennant
30 feet long. the United states cruiser
Buffalo, once FL CID OF the Morgan line
and later the Nictheroy. dropped anchor
or Clifton yesterday morning. forty-four
and one-half days from Manila. She
brought nearly 90 OF Admiral Deweys
officers and men whose time has expired.
The Buffalo smashed the remarkable re-
cord she made on her outward voyage all
to smithereens. and established a new re-
cord fr0m both Manila and Singapore.
which will not be- beaten FOR many day
Captain Hemphill declares that he could
have made the trip IN thirty-seyen days
but for the foul condition Of the Bunaios
bottom. which made IL necessary TO dock
her al Singapore and lose three days
Between Gibraltar and this port the Buff
falo struck heavy weather. but went
through II without accident and came into
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

DATTIlrORE May S.-flOl quiet
but arm. western superior. S-2'G-tv o..
WHEATON, ana easier --i''' ''itai
and June. 75WI1,tc-' JA1S, '''s''
CORN-Easier. spot. 90 = "'c,- nv "a
and June. 311z03iAc.i, Juit. "''-0' "'''
southern white CORN Al 9h7-e' .t.,.. o..
OATS-Bullish easy; No. "'H'e' ''1''
No. mixed. 52g52,1c: -...., co,,c
RYE-Steady. No. : western 49,,
800 strong. fine graduated,
e. Siit: coarse graduated. 5000. ,o>.
FRIrfirBR-S fancy creamery. lotp
80, .fore-nacked. l14l2c.; rolls, loalic.
i't-rcS steady at 12c. per dozen.
GIiEEsT- Quiet, large. lolzc.
I.ETTUCE- steady al 4VaVVc- per Dushel
box. ., . 81 oo.,f % ,,r- ~...it-...
~ 1nishcd goods in car loads, SL3l dlo2
nor gallon for Jobbing lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

CHICAGO. May S-Rcpresentatives 81
more than "a score of me leading ylpW
manufacturing concerns OF the United
sf.fes moi to-day and virtually COM
pIeted the organization of combination
into which b. l- proposed ultimately 10
take AN manufacturers or AGRICULTURAL
iurnlomsnfs temporary Organization
formed somo time ago has boon az Work
on the matter. Ihe capitalization ~
placed af over 05eoelD. The greatest
secrecy was maintained regarding ne
proceedings. lt is understood mar q. ~
Deere was elected president OF the COM
biuatiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE
UNION. CHARLESTON. =. e., MAY
10 f3, 1899.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will seI tickets from stations
ON les limo to Charleston and return at
the rate of one cent per mile. The rate
from Richmond 90 Charleston and re-
furn will Doe is-5. Tickets VIII Dee sod
S.h. 9th and 10TH fnai limit May 2st.
ON MAY sth and 9tn the southern Rail-
way viii operate special service from
columbia. IS G.. 10 Charleston. S. c.. 20
connection with their through trains from
WASHINGTON and Richmond.
Parties leaving Richmond az 70 noon.
May the Sth. or al IL =. A.. the same
date. VIII make close connection az CO.
lumlia with special trains FOR Charles
ION. operated in connection with the
above trains Through coaches and
sieopcrs viii he run from Salisbury. ana
charlotte to- charleston on the trains
above referred 90. and parties from
Richmoud and from points ON Southern
Railway can avail themselves OF this
through service. making the TIP to
charleston both comfortable and eXpe-
dent.
q. W. WESrBuItY.
T. u A. Ifcnrond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
DEWEY IN GOOD HEALTH.
Has Not Required Physicians Services
Since Last May.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 7-On the
steamer city of Pekn. from China and
Japan. was DR. Il. Page, passed assist
ant surgeon O.. $. NJ and surgeon on
Jhe flagship Olympia. for the past year
and % half He makes the following
statement regarding Admiral Dewey
health.
Admiral Dewey is iu perfect health.
lie has not been more than twenty Iiles
away from Manila since the first day Of
last May and he has not felt the nee
cessity of physicians aid in that time
Th- reports concerning the Admiral s.
physical condition have been grossly exc
agserated. The climate OF Manila IS enc
eryaung Of course. hut the commander
of the fleet has been no more affected by
10 than amy one else.
"The people of California VIII Do disc
appointed az not seeing Admiral Dewey
for he has determined 20 return to the
United states in the olympia 5y way OF
the Suez Canal"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Fcv Volunteers I'm Cuba.

SAVANNAH GA, May S.-Colonel
Belllnger, depot Quartermaster. has re-
ceived the following Official adylces from
Havana:
But one regiment OF volunteers now re-
mains in Cuba. that Is one 81 the immune
commands AZ SANTIAGO. That regiment
Will embark on the transport Logan for
New YORK a. soon az tnat vessel, can
dlsembark the second half Of the Tenth
cavalry. which she is ~ take from Cal
weston 10 Santiago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Ii You Haven't Seen
The Special Shirt Waist
Selling Here You Have
Probably Heard OF 1t.

for 70 Us undoubtedly the greatest shirt
Waist deal of The season. The lot In
ciudes almost every character and
kind OF shirt waists thar one OF tho
best factories OF shirt waists made up
90 retail for 81 and 15c., and comprise
White piQue. Coi0red Pique. Whhe
Linens. C0lorod Madras. C0lored eng
hams. Colorod Percalcs. Black and
White. white and Black. ana very
thin and medium weight wash fabrics.
The making is most perfect and tho
only trouble with them. so FAR as the
manufacturer "a concerned. was. they
We're in lots zoo small Tor him 70 III
orders. knowing and economical wo-
men have been buying them in lois
OF one-haif and one dozen each. The
assortment is stan very vast. ana you
can pick from them az 5oc. each.
We have 25i6 yards. but shall only sell
fliI yards at this gfe-away price; Jap
anese Silks pure white, q inches wide.
and Pretty Figured japanese SILKS. %
inches wide also. l9-inch Striped Wash
silks. rich and drossy. an at one price.
2Jc yard.
Black Au-slk Duchess. 75c. yard;
worth 81.
Rich. high me're. pure SILK. viii not
pull away from the seams. VIII retain iis
rich mstr, and pretty black. get sam
pio FOR comparson-55c yard.
Too many Tor separate announcement
but we tcI sou we have Ready Made
Suits FOR ladies. in variety eNcelled ny
uoue and tt prices way below our com
petnors. SI0S up TO s2t.9S. IN most
cases these suits are worth double.
Ladies' Dress Skirts, richest assortment,
from oSc 20 - shown IN this city, tho
best On quality and styles. and tho very
lowest possible prices. 10 costs nothing
10 see them.
3l7 pairs of tho very best brands 30 and
15c Corsets. perfect and sound, SOC.
pair.
Kitchen Chairs. az hardwood. nicely
painted. spindle back usually 49c., to-day
the price ls 20c. These 90 furniture de-
partment
Mems Ro3dy-to-Wcar Percaie shirts.
they have white muslin neck-bands, full
gathered yoke. 2ic. each.
Ladies' Corset Covers. perfect fitting,
usually izi.c. to-day &c.
Wash Crash Pants. for boys. couldn't
pay Tor making them at the price We sell
them. 5c. pair
The Kind mother used 20 buy, simply
because they are tho kind that Will last
for years. extra heavy. size isx26 soft
as down. washed. ready Tor use, Huck
Towels I2ilc. each. wear as good As
amy costing -5c.
English manufacture ana ono OF tho
nrettiest wash materials made. Hatiste
Percales. in plaid. striped or figured de-
signs soft as India silks. $50 coiors Just
as rich and coiou ihat are fast 90 styles
10 select from. zoe. "a yard. worth $40,
samples chcorfIlly given.
Yard-Wide eukonne @ different oolora'
regular Joe. quality, to-day iI,c. yard.
Canvas-Coyered. Flat Top. Zlnk-Lined
Bottom Travelling Trunks. they are fas-
tened by c0ld-draWn steel binding straps
brass locks. ful size. Siso. worth -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Great Sale OF Mating.

25c. China Matungs i2lc. yard.
20c China An,Uuss. i3c. yard.
Csc. China Mauuss lsc. yard
SOC. Cotton Warp Antr.nss. 25c. YARD.
Soc. Carpet Pattern Iattinss. Zoe. yard.
Large Size Hardwood Refnseraiors'
SID~. worth s. ~. they have brass locks
and hinges. lined with galvanized iron
and charcoal-fUed air chambers; they
have patent drlp-cups and up-to-date as
lee savers. sf9s. Come, see them.
Full Sized Fancy Coiorcd Cotton Ham
mocks With srctchers. Doe.
Hardwood Vanished croquet Sets, 'o"'
Patent Fly Traps. a sure catch. I2e.
Double stone FILTERS. guaranteed to
filter - -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Confederate Veteran Reunion.
CHARLESTON. :. &.
MAY 10Th to 18Th. 1890.
Via ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

Tickets VIII bee sold Richmond TO Char
lesion. s. e.. and return for above occa-
sion at $500 ON sale May Sth, 9th and
l0th. with lnu limit May 20. 1859. This is
short line. quickest and best route. Pull
man cars ana day coaches ON all trains.
FOR schedule and further Information, call
0u or communicate with
g. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
Union Depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

TURPENTTNE-M opened firm at
Ale, with sales OF 81 casks market closed,
bulletined nothing dong. receipts, l,vn
casks
ROsIN-Nfarket closed steady and I'M
changed. receipts. 2.j1I barrels, 10 sales.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. May S.-SPTRITS
OF I'll -RPENTI Nt.-Stoady a. 4Vu iOi2c
receipts. 81 casks.
ROSIN-Firm at 9JcNSl; receipts. ia
barrels.
and s. 4Od2 ~. receipts. II barrels
TAR-F.rm al 81 -. receipts ~ barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
PASTOR INSTALLED.


Staunton Lutheran Church
STANTON. May 8-speeiai.- Sunday
was a day OF Interest TO au tho Luthe-
rams IN the city and TO their friends. who
witnessed the impressive service ~ in-
stalling the new pastor, Rev. James b..
Fox.
The service was conducted by Hers W.
J.. SeaDrook. Of Winchester, and O.. A..
Freed, OF Niddlebr00k
Mr. Freed, Ia an eloquent address. de-
livered the charge 90 the pastor. and Mr
Seabroook. who conducted the beautiful
services OF the church. with most helpful
and pleasing remarks delivered the
charge 10 the congregation.
Mr. Fox has only been here about two
months but has already made some
warm friends. and the prospect now is
that his labors Will De blessed with much
fruit.
lie succeeds Row. IT, IT, schcole who
resigned to accept call ia 81. joseph.
Mo