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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-03

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 2.-JacK Nc.
clelland got the decision over solly
Smith, OF New York. tonight In the
sixth round Of u scheduled fight Of
twenty rounds. When the referee,
John j. Quinn. made the announcement
that he gave the fight to Mcclellana on
foul, It was greeted by mingled Kisses
and cheers by the 1900 spectators. Some
called It q fake. but Quinn said Smith
hit Mac while in n cllnch. Smith
claimed thai he had broken his wrist In
thu second round and one OF his Sec
onds said the foul wac made to end the
fight. II Smiths wrist was really bro
ken he did good work later. for In the
third round he flooreG McClelland twice
with hard punches on the Jaw. The
second time down, Jack took the full
time limit before getting to his feet.
The contest was about an even thing up
to the third round, which was decided
ly Smiths. In the fourth McClelland
had a shade the better Of It and In the
fifth he held his own, The fight was
stopped shortly after the sixth round
had commenced. The result every way
was q disappointment to the crowd.
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Commissioners SAFE.
AiSIissIoNER's NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The H. B. Clanln & Co. and others w.
the Sample LinSaman Co. and Others,
In chancery.
BY virtue OF an order entered In the
above entitled cause by the circuit court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on the 30
day OF September. 1893. Il Is referred 10 the
undersigned commissioner to ascertain and
report.
bllIties OF the Samplc-Lingamnn Company,
with the prIoritics thereof, II any,
Second-rhe amount OF money to the
credit OF sGid cause 10 tho hands Of J. A.
Miller, receiver, together with the proper
costs and charges against the snIno. ard to
settle the account OF said receiver.
ThIrd-The services rendered by the said
receiver to enable the court TO flx proper
compensation for the same.
Fourth-Whether tho boston Dry Goods
Company Is entitled. as claimed IN It's an.
swer and cross bill, to the goods therein
mentioned
claim made by the said NJ. ], Mooney IN
sIxth1The amount Of the subscribed
capital stock OF the said Sample lngaflan
Company, the amount paid up thereof and
by whom, together with the amount Qua
and unpaid upon said stock and the name
Of the person by whom owing.
Seventh-Any other matters deemed per-
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has fixed upon Saturday. the 18th
day OF October, a. D. 1879, commencing at
> O'clock a. M. as the time and his ONCE,
No. iiiT Chnpllne street. Wheeling, W. Va,
MS the place at which he will proceed to
ascertain the several matters in said order
OF reference required
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
September, a. d. 1879.
GEO. f. BOYD.
Commissioner.
C. L. GRANAIER, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
se96-TAi
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OIL CGTY-Rlyer foot G inches and
stationary. Clcnr and cool
WARREN-River i foot. Clear and
cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G feet Inches
and stationary. Fair and cool.
MORGANTOWN--Rivcr feet and
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
DROWNSVILLE-Ilivcr 6 feet 10
Inches and falling.
PITTsBuRGH-RIver IL feet. Clear
and cool
STEuBENVILLE-- River 2 feet
inches and stationary. Clear and cool.
PARtSERSBURG-Ohio river feet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-03
High School Athletics.

The High School athletic club met
last evening and elected the following
officers for the coming year:
President. WIN Schaub.
Vice president. Harry Cowl.
Secretary, Clyde McGregOr.
Treasurer. George Huge.
The foot bal team Is practlcing hard
and expects to be In condition to meet
any team in the city or vicinity at 800
pounds. Games can be arranged by
calling on or addressing Manager
Hesse at the school.
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To Secure a Complete Set of Encyclo-
pedia Britannica.
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fine chance to secure the Encyclopedia
britannica, complete In thirty superb
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For d short time this standard work
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and on easier terms
The Encyclopedia Britannica Is on
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they will be glad to show 1t to any one.
II you cannot come In person, write
them, and they will be glad to send sou
By mall full particulars about the work
and the great offer of the above enter.
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They have only limited number OF
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nMYER HFLPED lElf.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.DwyerIsi rank de-
clslon on Keeler at first base in the eighth
inning presented the las. game Of the series
here to Brooklyn. Emslie was also on
color and Invariably gave the visitors the
better OF the argument. Both pitchers did
nrc work, but were rather poorly support;
ed score: liLl y Y
Brooklyn 80 90 o o 3 81 6 2
....,ses-McGinnity and Smith; Dunn
and ACQUIRE. Earned runs. Baltimore !;
Brooklyn J. Attendance lilo. Time, l:4j.
l,..nlrns EmElln nnn DMNnr
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NAE GREATEsT "RUBE."

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-"Rute" wadden
moved the Orphans down like grass to-
day, breaking the seasons league record
called al the end OF the eighth inning on
account Of darkness Attendance ~
Chicago ..........O 0.O010 81 g I!
Louisville ......,.0 3 o O-6lO l
BatterIes-Grlmth and DonHhue; Wad-
dell and L.attimer. Earned runs. Louis
Vile 2 Time. 2:ll Empires, Latham and
Connolly
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Though there hive been many EFFORTS
to attain the proud position In the last
fifteen years by others, during all that
time Charles Hoyt has been recognized
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Seal Estate
.s%FOR SALE.Aa

A splendid home on South Broadway The
house IL modern. with every up-to-dRte
convenience. Has ten rooms, not tnc!ud.
for less than cost. Satisfactory reason for
selling.
Slx.roomed dwellings. with bath and a
fine lot, G0Xl2S, ut No. Il Maryland street.
Cheap.
Here is a real bargain The property
at Nos 10 and y South Broadway, for
$3.50. VIII pay over ~ per cent.
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eensral 2loNers.

NTOTTCE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL * IRON
COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, in
accordance with the provisions OF Its
mortgage deed OF trust made on tho LIST
day OF November, 1882, hereby gives notice
OF its Intention to redeem all Of ita out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1886 to 200,
Inclusive, by the payment Of such bonds
on ne ist day OF November. 1899, at Tho
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling.
which hnnk has been selected by tho
Wheeling Title e Trust Company. the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
as The place Of deposit for the payment Of
said bonds, in the stead Of The Exchange
Hank OF wheeling which has ceased 10 do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment tho coupons then un.
matured for Interest on said bonds will
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
i. W, Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE 4
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
l.. Z. Stlfcl, Secretary.
IlonG-holdcrs who may desire to eN-
change the bonds held by them for now
first mortgage & per cent bonds OF tho
company al par should make enrly apple
cntIon al tho office OF the company.
au22 T. w. BOWERS. SECRETARY.
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FOOT ELL.

No definite arrangements were made
yesterday concerning the plan TO in-
duce Arthur L. McFaripnd 10 play with
the Wheeling team. but before the week
is ended the proceedings now under way
promise favorable developments, The
strength Mcfarland would add to the
locals Induces the hope TINT he may be
prevailed on to play here. He 10 play
ing with w. &. j.. but for reasons pre-
viousIy given, would prefer playing
nearer his home. The difficulty in
signing Mcfarland or in arranging
games at present lies in the fact that
football in Wheeling Is governed not by
an association or college, but by indie
pendent parties who do 80 for the love
OF the sport. and 0s the management -
generally new every season there is no
basis, financial or material, to go on ct
the outset. However, responsible
party has slgnlfed his willingness Of
backing a Wheeling team, and next
week lines will be thrown out for play
erB and games be written for, and It Is
quite possible that Mcfarland will be in
the fold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-03

at h@SSss& GF at 4& Ra Gs
0y Many EI dIrereut stylos to seleet from:
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JefIrle1 has a double In Arthur L.
Mcfarland. When his resemblance was
noted. the big football player yesterday
said the same thing had often been re-
marked, and he recalled an experience
he had In New York last summer,
when he and Rinehart, the big guard
from Lafayette college, who played last
season with Greensburg, were walking
along a Gotham street. Rinehart 10
the dead cut Of Corbett. Conse-
Quently, BOwery urchin. catching
sight OF the two gridlron heroes, cried
out to a companion: Gee! look at Cor
bett and JEFF togedderl"
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DEWEY cELEBRATIoNs.
Special Rates In Eject via Baltimore
& Ohio Il. Rat New York, Sept.
stOth and 2Otb.

Special Rates III bHect VIA bhltlIhorc
& Ohio Il. Rat New York, Sept.
Goth aud 3Oth,
on account OF Dewey celebration at
New York, the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
road Company Will sell excursion tlck-.
cts from all points on It's lines east cf
the Ohio river at one fare and one
third for the round trip, good going
September 81, 2S md 30. and good re-
turning until October 4th, 1899. inclu-
slvc.
AZ Washington, october 2d aud Sd.
For this occasion the Baltimore &
ohio Rallrond Company will sell cN-
ruryIon tickets from all points on It's
lines cast of the Ohio river at one fare
FOR the round trip, good going Scptem-
bcr 80 mud October and ., valid for re-
turn until october G, 1899, inclusive.
Ga 8TS 1EAs
' C. !: '5' Ilz3.z;.zi;3s3.s '''''
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston II. New York 5.
Boston 8, New York 3.
Brooklyn I, Baltimore 3
Pittsburgh Z, st. Louis g..
Louisville z, Chicago i
T0-DAY'S GAMES.
New York at Boston,
Philadelphia at Baltimore,
brooklyn at Washington.
chicago at Louisville,
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Oct. Est. Louis made
Garrison finish to-day, but could not quite
r,nd. The Perfectos played miserable ball
behind Young and really handed the game
10 the Pirates, Attendance l,lo0 Score;
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totals. ............,l I = q

'HedrIck batted for Young In the ninth.
tDnlon out. hit by batted ball.
Sacrifice hits, Blake, Cross.
s.. Louis. o 9 o DOL o 80
Pittsburgh .........0 / y 81
Earned runs, st. Louis I. Pittsburgh ?
Three base hits, Ely, BueloW. Donlin.
Home runs, Beaumont Stolen bases, Dom
lin, Dillon. Double plays. Blake and
Gross. First base on balls, of Young ], on
Gray 3 Hit by pitched ball, Mccarthy.
Struck out. by Young 3. Passed balls,
Mcdonald Y o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-03

After his Kansas City engagement,
Oscar Gardner will return to Wheeling,
and try and get himself in shape for his
meeting with Ben Jordan. Of England,
later in the month. He needs rest and
a chance to recuperate his health. He
said he felt so weak the night he fought
Jack Hamilton that after the first
round he didn't expect to stay ten
rounds longer.
Youngstown people are greatly struck
on Jack waldron, the New Jersey light
weight, and he will attract big dele
CATION Of Ohio sports when he meets
Eddie Kennedy. OF Allegheny, here next
week. Waldron Is potter by trade
and recently located in East Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-03

Surety Bonds. Real Estate, Fire insurance
National Exchange Bank Building.
FOB RENT.
No. sS5 Main street, rooms, rooms
or s rooms, both gases furnished
with gas range.
No. II Twentieth street, rooms.'...,Sll 90
No. 1902 Main street. 90
No, 1850 Alley b. rooms. .,......:.'' 20
No l15 Seventeenth street. ) rooms. "
No 1916 Main street, furnished bar.
Der shop, with bath.
No 20 Sixteenth street, cellRr...".... u 90
No, % Sixteenth street store roOTr,... 10 Ol
No, ISIS Alley u, stHble...,,...,".,.. 500
FOR SALE.
No 20 Sixteenth street,
No 90 Ohio street.
I,ot on South Front street.
Lot on North Front street, GO By about
No. lie Main street.
No q Maryland street
business house and dwelling on Chap
N. No. Is Vermont street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No l6l:
Main street. SCI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-03

BEEcHAMs PILLS cure Sick Head
ache.
Opening To-day. swABACKER's.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
G. O. SMITH.

Surety Bonds. Real Estate, Fire insurance.
National Exchange Bank Building.
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a RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Opening To-day. swABACKER's
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25

VIII Curtis Of Island Pond was here
Tuesday selling ,lorhs, washing ma
ohily-
/. T. Williams made . brief business
trip 10 Canada this week.
Mis- Georsi- Dolby j. working Tor
Mn. y. ". Baldwin Tor a few weeks.
E.W. spencer, fy--y,ar-old daughter
Is very sick. Or. Ewrns attends beer.
Quite a number Of children ia this VI
entity arr sick with summer complaint
induced hy eating choke cherries.
\ Michigan Company, employing a
number uf men aud teams. is selling Ia
TIA" farmers ia this section comhiua.
tiuu harruw->,.rdcr machine.
J. II. Bra',ie's house is full Of sum
mrr guests visiting the Brunswick Min,
rral Springs
The ". {. T. L. met with Mrs. JOSIE
Dollry las, Tuesday afternoon.
Horace Spencer and family with their
guests are visiting in Lancaster thi,
week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25

&C. Slub0ra OF New York sliy and
Ellerv Pierce Of -. JohnsbuIy visited al
+. g.. Adams, l8~, week.
Miss lIe!eu Boycc has So lar recovered
from hsr sickness as 10 BE- able 20 attend
the grange meeting las, Friday night.
Auuinlrr OF our people went 10 Grove
ton las, week. "Wednesday aud Thursday
10 attend the musical convention.
Guy {. lIayr, aud family have moved
90 the stephen Emery place on the hili
for the winter.
Hiram :. Wiley and wife were called
90 Bloomington last saturday hy tie
death Of their daughter. Mr.. Lizzie
Tl.,f.
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Boston & Maine r. r.
Time Table.
IN effect June -. l>g9.

IN effect June -, lN3H.
Trains leave Newport
For 81 Iohnsnury at ~ 10, : Is and : -
"a. IN, uJ, : go. 10 ami IL II p. m. It
turn at :! -. 3 ~ and 10 - a. m, 3 3,
For Wells River at .l2 10. IL and SIS
a. an, %, ; 90. 10 and ~ ; y. m Re
turn at - - and - 4. m, 30. 3 so an!
Fer White River Jet at = - and 5 Is a. N.
: 10 a. m, - and 8 IS pm.
For plymouth AZ - 10, - and ) a.
m. % p. m. Return at ~ MD, % a m,
l -. 80 and : 80 p. n.
For Concord at - 10. rs and : I5a.r.
% and III - p. m. Return At $ 90. IL Is,
/ 20 aud II 80 a. m, . o5, 20, - so and
10 10 p IN.
For Manchester at '121o rs and SIS
a m. % and ell . y. NJ. Return at 10,
For Lowell at - -, Is and > a IN.
- anG ~ - P. m. Return at 70 m,
-. 81 = % and = 40 y. M
For Springfield. Mass. at : Is n. and
/ - - :, m. Return At 9 Is q. m, IL -
For Na>haa Jgns. At 1910. rs and , Is
( a. m. %, -, = s.. - % D. m
For Boston at ~ 10, = ) a. m. ! O5 and
~ - T. m. Return At 90 q. m, 90.
: j, - 20 and - 90 p. m
r. Runs daily. All other trains run
daily except Sunday
Trains leave Grovcton for
Lancaster a Is - a NJ, II so. : O5 p. II,
Return at 10, y - a. m. and 5 - D M
-.ltItt'n At - 4. m, u so, : % p. N
Return a II 90 a. III. and ! % p. N.
Wells River at e 80 q. m. II so, : % p, m
KCiuTn ~ % a m, 3 SO p. m.
Plymouth N t - a. NJ. ! = 20. O5 D. m
return AZ / % a, m, ! 40 y. IN.
Return At 6 and II 80 a. m
Manchester at . % a. m. = so, : % D. m
Return al , l" and : q d. IN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25

TmE Best SALvE in the world for
Cuts Bruises. sores. Ulcers. salt Rhrum.
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns and all Skin EraP-
rions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. It i, guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price - cent, box. For sale 10y J..
W. Thuratun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25
6ssry County ArralA.
FEIpAl. A,"U>T -. loga.
Anniversary sermon.

PREACHED Al CHRIST CHvE,H. ISLAND
PoNp, Vt, SUNDAY AUGvSr %. RN
THE RTN. l.. Z. LEF. THE uCCArIoN
BEING THE 2jTH ANNIvERSAEY az
The FIRST SERVICE HELD ~ NE
CHURCH EpITI,E.
IND soid, l. Is m'uo oru 'oFrm,'g
5w ! rjU rsmsml,r 'is goorS y N riqi,
hand ot'he Most II .qd.s'. Psalm -. 10.
.prlrrr Rod. rrr.inr i
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25

Priesthood which ar- also matters ul
u.sosi here. and which have a.rssly
mentioned. during rhr mcgmieusy 81
the Rev. d. +. Smith. Edward z. lie
was admitted as a candidate i1l Hu.g
OrigI,, with tull literary qualifications
November 10Th ls7G.
SUCH i, brief review 0i the work 81
'weuty->ry,n y,ars. What / have ar-
tempted To show you has hr-u G"r'-
work. uo, mans. Nearly a.l las heeu
gathered from rhs records. But there
are many other Things that might De-
mentioned which manifest the devotion
Of the people though They arr NOT and
perhaps cannot o.. recorded her. below
lmrau such matters az urautifyiug the
IIous" Of God AMI Iii, Worship. Those
of as who arr aide 20 compare ia" IN
terror Of the Church TWENTY-FIVE wears
ago With what il is today can perhaps
realize this better than tire younger gen
Grafton. Then there vas little more
than bare walls. bare Altar without
Cross or any OTHER decoration and the
Old stained seat, which had been used in
the temporary hall. Now We have nice
churcAly benches. banners for the walls.
! ,...r mont, n. .,.l,r. lr4-- ,.,,.... aud
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GUILDE.ALL.

Miss Abbie S. Wiley has returned
hone from Brownington
Cape Horn Grange held a meeting last
I..i-y Il Int.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25

ui NJ. S,uall-v-, children aud also Per
nr..a Ur,uIinr Lee. wife OF Edward p.
Lee. then also IN gygrrrlu-nr -muloy.
and =. NOW ,,..r r-.rgr Tl,.b.li.slu yi
Mr. Small,.y'. rbilIr.p ar,.. mo, l-,.rl-l
t,.r... .,.,, ,i.e,..f NJ t....,.... .ms1i..j
r-.,. ,,..,..r,- sam. ,..-. LATER Tn.
v;,r-..4. 20 rf.- bsp-i.p wen, Edward
p Lee NJ. Elm Y Pratt, and Mr..
Elizabeth >msusy Tb;. the first ra-
corded ,sr,i.s Inn, thor. had haan other,
earlier Tv, ,.rrrr,n,.n ,bs Roy lame.
Pratt. u. u. Rector d =, Paars Church
and nm. R.,. S,,,pslF Arrl.,,p u u
Re,,or of m. Church ~ the Mediator
PHILADELPHIA. had for several wears pre-
vioY, ha,.n accustomed Il, sn.nd their
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Published by Request.

hand ofh" Most II gt.S'. '-fSaim 90, 10.
prayer Book ver>lonl
Published by Request.
~ tn" beginning Of this Psalm in our
Bibles We are tod that 1t j. ~ ISaIm 81
AsaPh. Now Aa.ph was one OF Ia
vId'S Choir Masters, and there are o.rFen
other Psalms attributed 70 h.N' lh'Ne
twelve Psalms ar" al. either historical
or prophetical in their character his
>eycntyrevcnth P>alm l'om when tn"
text is taken seems Io he a sort o. an III
PRODUCTION to the SeFentyelShth "h'ch
follows, and which You know the NhUrch
has appointed to he used at the evening
service on III" fifteenth oaI OF every
month. This latter Psalm II You r.
member, IS historical survey OF "oh :
work from the DAYS OF the Exodus 10
those Of the ISa.miSI
ASaph, then, was man VINO was he"r'-
lily engaged in the work OF ton ana
was ono Of the leaders Of His Worship,
Keanino IN mind this characteristic Of
the man. il nav rerbap,. appear Won
derfnl 70 find in his words. spoken so
many ages ago, the same thoughts when
s+;n en,r,ga onr ,nind. if we are as
heorti,y in earnest As he was,
LET me trv to bring ont more clearly.
this tboncbt q, Asanh has expressed it
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-08-25

wand tsr establishment ui @ permanent
Organization. was la-la ia the Island
Pond Hous- November -urh. ! u. ls12.
There wrE- pre- rLt II TIA: ur-tiug.
Mrssrs. EdNaul r. lee sLu Ha~ u.ld-
chairman, Thomas II. COOPER. Secretary.
Thomas Biaylogk. john Reeve. jaime,
s'raJheru. Charles NJ. Dyer a.I John i.
Grant. The object Il the meeting Wa,
stated by the chairman % h- the rstab-
hshment OF an Fps opal Church and 90
provide mean, for the erection uf a
House OF Worship. Committee. were
appointed To solicit subscriptions Eleven
or twelve hundred dollars wrr. rvru,u-
ally subscribed in Island Pond aul "
cinity. When the two Pliladcll.ia
clcrgymrn learned If til, satisfactory
progress they sen, an unsolicited invita-
ton for a committee TO be- sau, t. their
wealthy parishes in ,ha, city. with the
assurance that they would ussis; 10y i'll
Productions 10 ceuernu, rb,rrb,n.n NJ
John b. Grant was appointed such com.
mittee. visited Pbjlaj.Inbi. and r..,rrn..5
with about S11on In ,5li.i., g.. r.;.
liberal sim tbars u.,. .,r.,, I,n.,..l r.. s.,u
Communion srrvic. q b,,3.,,,. pnI.
bound in red morocco for a., l,.,,r,, -.
Altar service, book and =, p,,,... ri.
for the reading desk to match ,L. Eill.
There was also rortribut.J , n,,:.r.u,.
for the Sunday school
On the 18th and 10Th ,f March u
le73thr Bi,Ion II Tho n;nc..... ,,..I.r.;
first official visit and formally. ,r,-,,,;,..,
the Mission. Articles 81 ,....;.,;.,.
were also ,ignel for,oiu., , ,.,;,,;,.,,... ..,,r
roratiou upd-r tb, law. ,f H.. N,,..
There We're seven .;uprr. +, ,,,,, ,,.;.,;,.,r
act of iucorroratiop NIa.sr. J,L,, p,.,...
James Stratharn. .Tohn = Cr,,., rr,5.
erick Il. Sadlier. Charles N. Dy.r Tho.
II. Cooper and Edward p. Lee,
On Sunday March 18th h.;r,, ,ls 2r,,
in Lent. the Bi,hon h,,til.1 thr.. chill
dron and confirmed -vo ,,.r.,r.
At Christina, Of Thar y..,r tba Pow II
G. Burarr snro,aJad Mr. Rr,,l,.. a,d
remained in cb,,.,,.. y, ,lo lri.,;,,, .u,nrr,
two years.
/ On Good Friday Arr; ard u
1874 the corporation entered irto
contract for the buildinrot the first hin.
organ. and PERHAPS the ouIv ono eve,
built in Island po,l I'm. .a,,... ,,,.,,.. ,,..,
in this Church.
Notwithstanding the liberal con,r;f,
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RUTLAND RAILROAD.

lime table corrected to May l.. 1899
Leave a. rn.4fp. NIP NIP. .Sp. n
Burlington $50 1905 Ia $40 10 uf
Arrive At
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paiiN 1ballN except Sunday.
: Wagner ParlOr Cars to Boston and y Y
S"a2ner Sleeping Cars TO Boston and New
York.
For detailed time tables consult folders.
(. L. PIERCE, IA. HODGE
General superintendent, Traffic Manager
R. 7, MeKecver, Gen, Pass. Agent.
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Maine Central r. r.

To and from Quebec. COlebrook. North STRAIT
lord. Lancaster, North Conway, Boston,
Portland, and all points in the state
OF Maine and MARITIME PROVINCES.
Ia effect November -, 1895.
TRAINS EANE North Stratford as fol.
lows For ColebroJk and Bcechcr FauS at
9 80 a. m. $50 and : 81 ?. m.
For CuOkNhIrc, IuLwtl! Junction and Lime
Ridge At 80 p. m.
F0- quebec and all points on the Quebec
Central Ry 2.26 D. n.
Fu- guebrC Junction Portland and East
cru points = "a =. N.
Fey Boston, via Portland, 2.23 p. IA.
5EJ +. EVANS.