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Evening journal., 1900-09-24
WILMINGTON EVANGELIST
HELD SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS

Marcus Hook, Sept 22.-Rev. Mr..
Galloway, the Wilmington evangelist.
concluded his engagement at Col1es-
bury Nj. b. Church last evening after a
successful service lasting two weeks.
Last evening the church was crowd Cd
and much good resulted. A large del
egaticn from trinity Church, Chester.
was present and also one from VIII
mington. The regular services will be
held at the church tomorrow, and the
evangelistic services will be continued
next week, when a number Of minis
trs from this section will assist.
Mrs. ]. B. Vernon, who has been III
for a week past, is still in a serious
condition.
Miss Bessie A. Downes, OF Trenton.
n. j. who has been spending a week
with relatives in the borough, returned
home yesterday She was accompanied
by her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah
kovand, who will spend some time In
the New Jersey capital
John Hyland, train dispatcher ON the
r.. W. & b. railroad. at Wilmington
visited George B. Nowland I'm the NOR.
cugh yesterday
Wawaset Tribe, No 172. I. o. R. N
win attend the funeral cf thsir lat,
brother, Arthur Foster. tomorrow
/ afternoon In a body
st. Martins p. r. Sunday school
which has been closed all Summer an,
has undergone extensive alteration
end improvements, win be formal,
/ eopened tomorrow evening. whei
he rector Rev. r. NJ, Doherty, will de
ilver an appropriate sermon.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
KILLED A H0BSB
TO NND I'VS MISERY
Carload Of Supplies Sent to
Galveston From KenRett
Square

Kennett Square. Sept 22.-Miss Sue
Lang. Marshall street, spent the day
Thursday with Mrs. Hannah Barnard
wife of Richard Barnard ~ Whining
ton formerly OF this b0roVgh. Mrs
Barnard has been very I'D for several
weeks but Miss Lang found her able
~ be uD and considerably improved iu
halih
NIa. Edward Wollaston Of Wollas-
tons MIL is entertaining Mrs Payne
OF Washmglon ID c.
2irs p. H. Brattn State street IS
cutoru ming Nrs. Hardet Coffman. Of
Danville. IA.
Mrs. Robert Fulton, Of Falkland
Del, spent the day yesterday with Mrs
Laura Farra. Broad street.
Mrs Alice A. Whitehead was con
fined 10 bed yesterday with another
Serious attack of illnoss. she is better.
Miss Mary hrosius Hirk OF the ABB
inrf0n Friend. school is az home for
Ia cas- or two
Nf7 Annie Herring State stree. who
Is ln invalid, has been more poorly
during The past few days but IS some
what better again.
A suffering and much jaded old horse
belonging 10 some gypsies and whose
groans were heard FOR a square as Il
followed along behind one Of tn
teams, was detained by the superinten-
dent of mercy in the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union here yesterday
and humanely put out OF its suffering
Mrs Frank Woodward. Of Philadel
phia, Is visiting relatives In this sec.
lton.
Mrs. Thomas Roney. Of Wilmington
formerly Of this borough, Is visiting
connections in this place
Mrs, Susan Heald, Of Philadelphia, i
visiting the family o. r. c. Maxwell
Mrs. Louie McGli'gan, q Chester,
visiting her sister, Yrs. Jacob Pierson
\ North Union street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
FALLING NALL
PlRALYgES BOY
Harry Mcdaniel Buried Tn.
dcr Weight Of Bricks Yet
Escapes Death
- la n. egsnIne Ionrn.l.

Special 90 tne Evening Journal
New Castle. sept a. Buried under
weight OF bricks sufficient to crush
the life out OF a man, yet alive, all
though paralyzed.. is the experience
which l4-year-old Harry Mcdaniel, son
OF Henry Mcdaniel OF North Second
etreel, passed through. and the injury
he received yesterday afternoon.
Harry was one OF nine children
Joseph Baker. John Dure, John Miller.
Edward Mcdaniel Richard Smith,
James Foster. Mamie Smith and Katie
smith-who were 90 play I'm the old
smith shop OK the T0wnsend estate.
near the Mcdaniel home early in the
afternoon. II is said they were pulling
bricks ont Of the front wall OF the de-
cayed structure when the wall fell All
The children. excepting Harry. ran out
tho rear entrance 20 the building ana
escaped injury. but Harry was caught
n the debris and buried 10 his should
srs. Harry Beck. Andrew Dillon and
Isaac Taylor dug him out and carried
him home in an unconscious condition
Dr. Stewart soon restored the in
lured boy TO consciousness, however
but found that he was paralyzed from
the hips down, and suffering from mum
crous ccntuslons about The head which
we're drawn together by stitches. 1t
viii be several days before the physi-
clan can determine whether the boy
viii ever be able to use his legs.
The building in which Harry was at
play is one that had ben condemned
and ordered torn down by City Coun-
cil about one year ago. It now Is being
demolished
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
MAD DOG ATKITTS HAMMOCK
Spread CONSERVATION Among Men
aud I8ea~ts 90 That Resort

Spread CONSERVATION Among Men
aud I8ea-ts 90 That i.esoit
Dover, sept ga mad dog created
conservation in the vicinity cf Kit
Hammock to-day and, after doing con
siderable damage. met a remarkable
death. The dog first attacked David
Knight, who was walking toward his
barnyard but knight eluded it by
scaling a fence.
The animal then Jumped into the
pound and attacked the cattle One
OK. which il bit, had to be killed The
dog was driven out and started down
the road. Meeting William Hubbing-
ton, a farm hand, the dog leaped al
him, and Huntington grabbed its tail
just as the dog lacerated the calf OF
Hubblngton's leg.
1hema held fast tO tie CANNES tail
dragged it to q telegraph pole and
dashed It's brains on. as though il had
been a cartwhip in his hands Hub
bington's wound Wa treated by Dr.
Johnson, at Rising Sun.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Five-masfers In Demand

Special TO The Evening journal.
New Castle, Sept 24-lt Is Just
twelve years ago that the drsl five
masted schooner was launched in this
country, and this type Is now spring
ing up like mushrooms. The pioneer
Of the class was the Governor Ames
The Helen Martin is the latest OF he
nye-masters TO be launched, and at
taAt she does not throw the Ames SO
cfiif in fho shade allowing for the
modern Improvement IN the interim.
"lll4m Palmer ol Phi ade. phia, has
contracted with George l.. Welt OF
WaldebOr0. Ne. fcr ,ho-c0nstrucJlon III
@ n4W fvc-mastor OF 1000 tons coal ca
paclty 10 be named the Baker Palmer.
The keel viii be laid as soon as tho
Fannie Palmer is launched next month.
The fve-master viii be launched next
May.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
QaarantInea steamer Released

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle, Sept 24.-The national
quarantine authorities have ordered
The release OF the British steamship
Newcastle, which has been detained at
heedy Island for a week past. and w.
}. Granheld. the agent of the vessel,
ordered the tugs Mascot and South
Wark down the river to tow her TO
Philadelphia, where she Is under char
ter to load coal for Mexico. The en-
tire crew will be kept at the station
lor the time being and men were sent
down on the tugs 10 man the vesse
mporarily. There were several cases
ui suspicious sickness on the New
castle when she arrived at Reedy Is
land from IampicO, and The su spected
men were placed In the hospital at
i.ewes. after which the steamship was
risinfected and fumigated.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
FATALLY SHOT HIMSELF
ON A COUNTRY ROAD

Media Sept 22.--John Wood. aged
Go years, was found dead on the Mar
aha1f read in Lansdcwne borough, yes
teriay afternoon, with bullet hole in
bis temple. A revolver with ono cham
ben empty lay beside him. The core
ne's jury at the inquest this evening
found that death resulted from a self
inflicted wound. Wood came from
Minnesota a few months ago, and was
staying at the house OF his daughter,
Mrs. William Saunders at Lansdowna
He had been a sufferer with stomach
rOuble
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Appleton Doieats newark

aDO0III % IN0 IV01Ing IHur00I
Newark, Sept 24-The Appleton and
Newark baseball clubs played game
on the college grounds on Saturday af-
ternoon. Mackey and willis were the
battery for the visitors while Worrall
and Cam wls lhe Newarks battery.
Stupid base running lost the game for
tho locals hy the score NJ 4 to I. Tire
Nr'ier wore iu0.l3nl over heir uc-
cess. Qni IN an probability Will arrange
Tor another game. The score was.
Newark / Appleton. 4.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Locals lose Thirteenth Gamo
- % the Evenlng JournaI

HpeciA 70 the Evening Journal
New Castle, Sept. 2i.-By the score
OF to the New Castle Club was de-
feated by the Prospect Club here Sat
urday afternoon. The home club had
won twelve games In succession. but
Door base running and miserable field
ing prevented the winning Of the thir-
1eenth game. Il was a benefit game for
the local players and was attended by
more people than any game this sea
son.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
R0Yil BlrE ESCAPED WRECK
tsliimaFl and Obs Fiyef Saved b. gagi
neerS Prompt Action

Chester, Sept 24.-An axle on the
driving wheel Of engine no. 1873. on a
Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue ev-
press broke down Saturday night lust
after leaving Chester station, and had
Z not been for th5 promptness with
fhicn Engineer stcl stopped there
flld ie frn serious ac1iien.
tasine 3l3 Is the one which cut down
tEe running time one hour from the
schedule when she carried ihe late
President Hobart from philadei-
phia to Washington fog his lnaugui H.
tion.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
want MIC AIarm whIstle

Stan Correspondence EvcnlnE Journal
Dover, Sept. 2z.-Chief Engineer Mat
-hews and many of the local hremen
are advocating the placing OF a fire
alarm whisue at the pumping station.
At present there is no way to quickly
lct the lremen know of a nre and often
many who would attend and render
valuable service, know nothing about
. until It Is nearly out
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
= PIANEY" PIERCE IN
A FREE HAN ONCE MORE

Media, Pa. Sept o. Amos Pierce,
better known as "pinney," will be a
free man on Monday. He is charged
with being an accomplice to the mur-
der OF the late Chester sumner. George
b. Eyre, who was murdered on the
Delaware River. and the dead body
weighted with stones and sent to the
bottom of the river District Attor-
ney Smith has no evidence to present
against "Pinney, andthe ending Of one
Of the most sensational murders ever
committed in this section will be 10
formally take a verdict Of not guilty
when court shall convene on Monday
nnrniug
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Wanl Omce Onrn I'D snndnr

HtaH Corrosp0ndenec Evening journal.
Dover sept. --.-A movement has
been started to have the Dover post
office open for business on Sundays.
between the hours OF 8 a. m. and 10
q. M, and from unil z p. M. The
saturday and Sunday night mails are
so heavy that the mail clerks can
hardly handle them on Monday morn
ings
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
kont Oysters Arc Poor

Sian Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover Sept 22. Oyster dealers hAc
are complaining of th.s poor quality o.
tle oysters lne oysters this year arc
thiu and lack the flavor oi former
years. Captain Thomas Muncy. the
Ncil-knJwn and successful CysterWan,
OF Little Creek, says the poor quality
of tne Delaware Bay oysters his year
IS due to the hot Summer.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
RIDGwAY AGAIN IN JAIL
This Time for Stealing Money and
JeWclrY Trom Wnmnn

siHn Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover. Sept 22.-Wilbur Ridgway
colored, has again gotten himself into
th meshes OF the law. This time be
stole a watch and clothes from Miss
Jennie Wyatt, Ci Wyoming. valued at
$40 Tie acknowledged he stole them
and is now ia Dover Jail
Tie Nas released from lail ab0utth three
weeks ago after serving q six months
sentence for stealing trunks last
Christmas at the Pennsylvania station
IN this town.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
WIN HnId a Bio Enlr

Special 90 the Evening Journal
Newark, sept 24-Ncwarl1 Conclavo.
of Heptasophs, are making arrange
mcnts to hold a big fair in Caskey
Hail. ia a short time The order Is now
In % flourshing condition. and the
holding of the fair will be to raise
money for making greater improve
mcnts 90 the lodges quarters
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
NORalA yOHIliTIOy POPULAR
d.. Bnrtaa's idma ia Opposing Him Con-
demasl at Iome
snccial % ~ T7Y"nlng Iourn1l'

9nfTlII 10 n" TV0HInE I0ufn1I
Iev sept Ibe rotiua @, Dr
Burton at tho meeting oil ihe Cn ON
Republican State Central Committee
,m which he held proxy. in opDo in9
the harmony ticket, is me ting with
the severest condemnation from an
Republicans here and there is talk "a
ho ding a public meeting Co. ufge he
ept1nc of Nr Norman lar auditor
hv th Union State Committee
Mr Nafmnns nomination is popular
and &c is Thought lhat ho nii draw
heavily from the Democratic vote
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
80 l-se ~ Is.cnncs

sfan tcrep p0udeNco Evening Journal
Dover, Segt 22.-lt Is likely that the
hotel keepers In this town will be com
PEELED to put fire escapes on their build
ings. The matter will come up before
council on Monday night and it Is said
that those who are advocating it have
strong following.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
WiGe Suing for Divorce

stan Correspondence Evening journal.
Dover Sept. 22.-Suit has been en-
tered by Joanna Satterdeld against her
husband. George NJ. Satterheld. for di-
vorco. The case will come up in Gem
cral Sessions Court next month. James
IL. Hughes is attorney for Mrs. Sattar-
field
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Thleves son ChieI.ens and Do
special % The Evening Journal

7T07T7I % TI0 TVCnlnE I01TnaT
New Castle Sept 24-Chicken
thieves made a novel steal at the home
cf Bayard Mitchell on Thursday
night They stole dog and twenty
chickens. Saturday night they again
paid a visit to the same palce and
stole forty-fve fowls, but they brought
lack the dog which they had stolen on
fa1ir first nocturnal trip. This is a
rev feature in the method OF thleving
"a this vicinity.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
aIethodlsts Iear rhelr pnstor

Special to the Evening journal
New Castle. Sept 24.-After a three
weeks vacation spent in the Adiror-
dak mountains. the Rev. Eugene
1hrasher and family have returned
home. Nr. Thrasher preached in Ma
yareih Caurch both morning aid even
ing yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Obtainod arlrford Conlract

star Correspondence fveuing journal
Dover, Sept 22.-Ihe Dover Machine
Works have been awarded the con-
tract to take out the present heating
In ArmOry Hail, Milford
and put in more perfect one. The
apparatus which has been used there
nee the hall was built, never has
proved satisfactory
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
ID a Personal Nntnre
SPECIAL to The Evening Journal

spocial % ne LVening Journal
New Castle. Sept 24.--AIss Bertha
satterthwaite, Of Stanton, was enter
tanned by Miss Hattie Challenger yes
erday.
jams arrE has returned home
f'o vacation n Atlanlc
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
lnTa ~ LEYE REHOBOTH
Quite Number OF People Remain
Despite Cool weather
SPECIAL % the Evonlng journal.

"lttt ~ tiAN lrNNNifIi- NNNAliAls
Rehoboth. Sept. 22.-This season has
Neen the NEST successful one ever
known nere and rraCfictols of hotels
4li aclraine houses ere fiehIy scts-
lrN HilA tncif season work
The cool weather C. the past week
rantei sn cxoans to town 6ni city,
bui nunter q, guests stli finger 0V
the sca lui fhc Number is sur
prislpg icr these melancholy days.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
PhnadeIphia Concern Incorporated

Dover, SepL 22-The second COM
pany TO file its certificate of inccrporl-
ticn here this week did so yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Niagara Falls Observation-Disclosures e
Pcrsonaliy-COnductcd Trips via
Pennsylvania Railroad

naii}-tonuuCtcu Trips via
Pennsylvania Railroad
September 20. October and 1s
are ihe remaining dates for the Penn
sylVania Railroad Company's popular
tnn-0ay excursions 90 Niagara Fails
rom Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington, Special train will leave
Washington 500 a. M, Baltimore g.O5
a. an.
Excursion OF September 20 from Phil
deIphia viii run via Mauch Chunk and
he Dqawarc Valley. special train viii
cave Broad Street Station 500 a. m.;
p other dates special train will leave
philadelphia az $40 a. m.
hound-'rip tickets viii be sold at $40
rom Philadelphia. Baltimore. Wash
ngton and all points IN the Delaware
pivlsioni SLIPS from Atlantic City,
$3.50 from Lancaster: $50 from AL
oona and ilawisburg $500 nom sun
nrY ANA WilkesDarrc. $3.50 from VIII
ilmsport' ani at prop0ruonate rates
rom other points. including Trenton.
it. Holly, Palmyra New Brunswick.
and principal intermediate stations.
For descriptive pamphlet, time OF
onnecting trains, stop-oyor privileges.
and further information apply to near
st ticket agent. or address George w.
oyd, Assistant General Passenger
gent, Broad Street Station. Phuadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24

delphia. with $4,000 capital This IS
the first week since the new corpora
ion law went into effect that 50 few
companies have fled certificates Of in
nlrnOratlon.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
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Ask your druggist for STRoNc's PENNY
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Remember that Diamond Digest
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cure any case Of DYSPEPSIA and restore
the bowels and liver to natural action
in two weeks or money refunded.
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Dr. John McGlade. of Mt Zion, Mo-, says;
In all my thirty years practice l have never
found anything to compare with DIAMOND
DIGEST TABLETS in Gastric Ulcers, Dyspepsia
and Catauh Of the Stomach and Bowels and
they surely deserve the endorsement Of every
physician in the land.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-25
A SMOOTH RASCAL.
Withdrew the Warrant. Mr.. Hall
Has His Foot Amputated.

Durham n. c., Feb. 24.-(Special.)- -
George K. Jones, a white man, was ar
rested here on q peace warrant sworn
out by his wife. When the case came
up for trial. Mrs. Jones came forward
and Withdrew the warrant and paid the
costs incurred.
A slick rascal worked pretty smooth
game in this city Friday. A farmer by
the name of IL. jerks. from Wake
county, sold some tobacco at the Parrish
warehouse. While the sales were in pro-
gresS a tall white man. wearing brown
overcoat. approached the billing clerk,
said his name was jerks, and asked
for his bill, so he could get his check.
The clerk, not anticipating anything
wrong, as such things are of daily
occurrence. complied with his request.
Getting the check the man went TO the
First National Bank, and presenting the
check and the bill, received the amount
of SS1.17. Afterwards it was ascer-
tanned that the man was not jerks at
all, but someone who had mpersonated
him. The police made careful search for
the stranger, but he had made good his
escape, and could not be found.
Sam Perry, of this city, has gone to
Washington, ID. C., TO take position as
one of the telegraph operators on the
Post. He is good operator, and all
Of his friends here wish him well.
As a result of serious burn about
month ago, Mr.. II. j. Hail, father OF
Mrs. j. T. McCracken, of this city, has
had his right foot amputated. The ope-
ration was successfully performed by
Drs. A. G. Carr, j. y. Manning and \.
L. Boddie.
The East and West END Baseball
Clubs, two Juvenile teams, had game
this morning, which resulted in score
of 20 to II in favor Of the West End.
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Bisho Cheshire's A pointments.

February 23. Friday. Rattlaboro.
February %. Saturday. Rocky Mount
Fahrusry 25. Sunday. Wilson. st. Tim
Othy's church. n M. ST. Marks.
March 2, Friday, Warrenton, Al
Saints.
March 4. Sunday. Louisburg. st. Paul's
p. m. ST Matthias.
March II. Sunday. Chapel Hill.
March u. Wednesday. Southern Pines,
March IL. Thursday. Sanford.
March u. Saturday. Moncura.
March 10. Sunday. Pittshoro. St. Bar.
tbolomew's p, M. st. James.
March %. Sunday. CUNNINGHAM D.
M. Milton.
March 27. Tuesday. Concord.
March 90 Wednesday. High Point.
Mar"b 20. Thursday. Greensboro. st.
Andrews
March 30. Friday. Mayodan.
March 81. SATURDAY.. Madison.
April I. Sunday. Winston.
April 3. Tuesday. Huntsville.
April \. "Wednesday. Elkin.
April 3. Sunday. Raleigh. st. Ambrose.
u ~. st. Augustine's. Evening. st.
Saviour.
April IL. Easter. Raleigh. Christ
church. p. M. st. Mary's. Evening,
Church of the Good Shepherd.
April 10. Thursday. laurel Hill
April %. Friday. Rockingham.
April %, Sunday. Wadesboro. p. NJ,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-25
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Feb. 24.-The general spec
ulative sentiment as reflected in the stock
market was a good deal obscured today
by the decentralization in Third Avenue.
Active trading in stock with a resulting
drop in the price of over 10 points is
bound to have considerable effect IN
a narrow market, however peculiar and
individual may be the cause which in
Cluces the selling. A rather violent break
in Tennessee Coal had the same tendency.
AS "a matter of fact traders We're dis
posed to sell stocks on the general out
.ook, especially the reports from trade
authorities that prices of materials. espe-
cially the metals, were yielding. There
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to section 1851, chapter %,
Vol. ,, The Code Of North Car ina. the
undersigned being the owne holder
III his own right Of one 81 of the
capital stock, the par value : twenty
Five $3.50 Dollars, in Blackw> S Dur
ham Tobacco Company, hereb. gives
notice that at the approaching adjourned
session of the General Assembly of
North Carolina. to meet in Raleigh on
the 18th day of June, 1900, the under
signed will apply to the General AS
sembly to exercise the powers vested i'll
the General Assembly under the provis-
ions of section /, Article VIII of the
Constitution of North Carolina by pass
ing an Act TO repeal the charter of said
Blacl1welPs Durham Tobacco Company,
and to appoint Trustees to take charge
of its property and business affairs, pay
off its outstanding debts, and divide the
assets of the Company among its stock
holders.
Dated this February Goth, 1900, at
Durham, y. c.
WM. \. GUTHRIE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-25
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. b. o., February M.-Turpentine
firm ut 63; sales - casks
Rosin, firm; rect ipts -; sales -; exports -
Quote Il, q. ID, $l.i5; r, SL45; F, s.55; g, $3.50;
ii, 81 g.; ], 2.on; <, G.6; M, s2.25; N, $40
VIC, so; WV, $3.iU.
SAVANNAH, ia, Febr. a.. Turpent'ne firm al
3 "a receipts l43; sales =; exports 991
Rosin firm: receipts 1851, sales ,6i2 barrels
Quote A 3, G, D, sl.:O; E, sl.sb: r, $50; O.
$7o. Fl, $3.50; l, 81! 8; e, $Lz; M,SI50: N
ais; W G, S. 80; WV, ss.65.
NILAiseTuN N 1. February IT. ru psutine
firm at SO l-2a5i rec pts Il CASKS.
Rosin firm at $l.45a,. rec4ipts 60.
rude turpentine firm at sl.0tas 35; receipts
- barrels.
Tar firm at s1.90, receipts 233 barrels.
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Ansonvile.
April "a. Tuesday. Euto.
April 25. Wednesday, Monroe.
April ~, Thursday. y. m, Mount
Mourne. ~ t'--
April %. Saturday, st. Marks, Meek
ienburg County.
April 20. Sunday. Charlotte. st. Peters.
.. M. St. Michael and All Angels.
April 80, Monday, Thompson Orphan
age. fr @t4ssN rsts 49,. - ~ e-- ~
The Holy Communion at all morning
services: collections at all services for
Diocesan Missions. The hour for service
is in all cases left to the clergyman III
charge: and reasonable changes may be
made in the above appointments to meet
local necessities. The clergy are re-
anested to give notire of the collection
for Diocesan Missions. and to urge the
people to ha prepared to contribute hber-
ally according to their ability.
JOS. EIIOUNT CHESHIRE.
Bishop.
=
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