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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

house
admit OF moo "a o
those who desired Tn,
old church had in a inca IRE an
swered The purposes for which il
was built for about Is years. Mr.
Albritton, coming from acommun
ity where there was plenty OF
church room, was surprised to hear
that his now field Was being So
sadly neglected In this particular
and he called meeting OF the
church stewards and suggested
that ways and means be at once
provided for the reception Of all
who desired 10 attend church. So
IL was planned to build the new
church. The old house was torn
down and the present imposing edi,
flee erected. In the meantime the
pastor made arrangements to.hold
Sunday services in tho big library
auditorium, where vast congrega.
lions assembled to listen to the
"new preacher" During those
mouths the congregation increased
and the Sunday school doubled
and moro In attendance. Tho iarg.
est choir In the city was organlzod
and when the new church was dod-
icated the congregation filled the
space, galleries and all.
During Mr.. Albrittoa's stay here
more than 400 Joined the church
and more than $4,000 was raised
for all purposes.
The unfortunate cirepmstanc
connected with Mr.. Albrilton's res
ldence In Butte was the failing
health Of his wife, who left here
feeling that her days on earth
were numbered. Her health and
that OF Mr.. Abortion failed. They
visited other parts Of the state In
search Of health, but the altitude
was too high, and the result of
their stay In this city has been dis,
astrous. Several months ago Mr..
Albritton suggested to the church
board that he must leave, but the
presiding elder and others Ii SUI
Ierior office insisted that he re-
main. Tho day finally came when
Il was announced from the pulpit
that the pastor aud his holov ed
wife, who had become endcared to
every person who knew her, must
leave, Many were the friends who
called at the parsonage to wish
them we'll In their new home, OK
pressing the wish that some dag
they might return TO Butte. Bish-
OPP Fowler then took hand in the
matter and arranged for Mr.. Al.
britton to go to Salt Lake to take
charge OF the First Methodist
church. exchanging with Rev. Mr.,
Henry who comes TO Butte with
the highest esteem OF his congre-
CATION in the city OF the saints
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NOTICE.

Louisa, KY Aug 8. 1901,
All parties are hereby notified
MOTTO charge any thing to our nc.
count under any circumstances
without written order FROM prop
er authorities OF this company
We will settle only for what the
orders show.
STANDARD LrMBEE Co.,
Per e. W.IlArtpM AN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
Live Stock for Sale.


The Arlington Hotel Cor. Main
Cross and Perry Sts., Louisa, Ky
has just been opened with c. G,
Cassidy Manager These ire ok.
pericucod hotel people, having run
the "Palaco Hotel" at Williamson
IA number OF years.
: The Arlington is new building
throughout we'll furnished, and
the table supplied with the best
the market affords. No pains arc
spared To mako guests comfortable.
Rates 81 oS2 perday. Porter meets
nlltrmns and boats. rhe1mtronagt
ofthc public is earnestly solici.l a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
70 DsmeeratIs committeeman.

The Democratic chaIrmen OF the
various precincts OF Lawrence
county, (who compose the County
commiiteel are hereby called TO
meet In Louisa on Tuesday, Sept.
l7ih, at ? p. M, to transact lmpor-
tant business. The Democratic
nominees are also requested to
meet with ps.
Rom. DIxoN, Chm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
STOCK SALES.
Arrangements Made for Sales of
Live Stock al Louisa
EVERY COUNTY COURT DAY

A few Of the cltizons Of Louisa
have taken the trouble to arrange
tor sales Of live stock to take place
here on County Court day flhc
third Monday in each month. Ii
is intended to bea permanent en-
terprisa, conducted for The benefit
Of the sellers and buyers Of the en-.
tire surrour ding country. 1t is
mot money making scheme, but
is simply a public spirited move
which tits h9ped viii benefit the
masses Of this and surrounding
counties.
The plan is TO bring buyers and
sellers together here on those DAYS
and have sales made either pri.
yately or by auction, as the owner
in each instance may prefer. Por-
sons having any Kind Of live stock
for sale are requested to bring it
in here on Comfy Court day.
The first sale vii be made at the
September court which will be the
10th.
Lots will be provided for keep
Ing the stock in while here. only
the slightest ehnfgc viii be made
for anything. the only object beino
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
Notice to Taspayrs,

The attention OF all taxpayers OF
Lawrence county, both resident
aud non resident, is hereby called
10 the fact that the state and
county taxes for 1901 are now past
due. They must be paid b|i ny
vember lsl, The Sheriff is Gin IL
cd to settle by Dec. LIST. DO, not
rieglect this matter, but settles1t at
obcs aud save the penalty.
' III, VAUGHAN, shClF.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
OCT. II & p.
Date Of Lawrence Comfy Fair
Corrected.

The date OF the Lawrence Coun.
ty Falrand Farmers Institute was
given last week rs the first Friday
and Saturday In October. but this
was mn error on the part OF one OF
the officials. The date on which II
VIII be held is Oct. 18th aud 18th,
the second Friday and Saturday
Please bear this in mlnj and pro.
pare your exhibits accordingly.
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ro.tnlaster Arrc.tea. J.

Seattle, Wash, Sept iI-'rhA post
naster at Nome, Joshuas Wrishf has
been arrested apd held for trial on
The charge Of cmbezliina So roo fyona
the government Of the United States.
Postal Inspector Chinn Is the principal
witness against Postmaster Wright.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

Peoria, H., Sept. 10. William Me
man, an insane farmer who had been
ruder . delusion that the people wcrc
trying to lynch him for the murder
pt President Mckinley died, raying
like a maniac, in the county jail,
Monday.
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For Sale.

a nice broom cottage home sliu-
atcd Just below the mil, fronting
railroad in Louisa, Ky. size Of
lot GO \ los n. Good stabie, with
lane to same, nice yard, good gar
den. lIe,lse plastcrod, partrcd
two fire places and two lluos. usl
a nice home. WIN sell chez Ipn,
half cash, balance on easy 1ay,
ments. +. /. CAS- d
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Treasury statement.

Washington Sept. 10. Mondays
statement Of the treasury eaances
IN Tie general fund, exclusive OF ne
Si50,ooo,o0o gold reserve IN the di-
vision Of redemption. shows A,ail-
able cash balance, sls25so,6oi, gold,
stil0S} o5-
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roR RErRFs ENrATWE.


Also,at the same timcaud places
tho Democrats Of The legislative
district composed of Boyd and Law.
renee counties viii meet In conven,
ton to nominate a candidate fol
Representative. Convention VIII
meet immediately after adjourn.
ment of Senatorial convention.
Tho basis Of representation ia
these conventions viii be one vote
for each 200 votes, and fraction
over 50, cast for Coy. BccRbam 10
November, 1900,
RoHr bINoN, Dist. CHIN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
!, OUR NElGHBoRs.


Mrs. Bridget Mantle, The aged
mother OF Mrs. Owen Callahan,
was killed by train In Ashland
Saturday afternoon.
James f. NewcNmb, Of Catletls-
burg veteran OF the Spanish
American war, has been granted
an original pension at the rate OF
Sl2 per month dating from Dec. It'll
1899, through local pension agen.
cy,
Sam Ireland, formerly OF Ash
land, only son OF Judge Ireland,
was one OF the two secret service
detectives on dnty within two feet
OF President Mckinley when tho
assassination was attempted, He
sprang upon CSolgoss and helped
to dlsarm him,
Cook Gelger, John and Jack
Williams, Mich Taldert. VIII
Hughes and Noah Dills, of this
place, have returned from Elkhorn,
Pike county, whore they have been
opening coal veins for J. c. G.
Mayo. They ali enjoyed them-
selves while on the trip.-Paints.
willie COMMERCIAL.
Mr.. Robert llazlett aud Mrs. NJ.
7, Bolt prominent people of the
East Fork neighborhood, were
married at high noon Tuesday by
Row. John Cheap at his residaacs
In Pollard. Their ages are % and
10 years respectlvoly.--Ashhnd
Independent.
The marriage OF Mr., o. b. Patton
of Pittsburgh, Pa, to Miss Kate,
the handsome daughter OF MIR, and
Mrs. Jas. l.. Nethercutt, Wednes.
day was quite II surprise to every
body, the parents included. The
happy participants wentquieuy to
the Clerks office, secured the H.
cense and had the knot tied then
and there, Ed, Robt. Gee ollciat.
lng,-Grayson Bugle.
Chas. Lee finished n large tobae-
co barn Saturday, 6txS6 feet, on
his farm near Leon, AS he was
raising the last tier pole, one
above him give away, falling on
him while he was In a STOPPING
position aud fell about SIX feet
landing across his neck aud shout.
ders knocking him sonscIess for a
while. lie was alone in the barn
and 1t was some time before he re-
gained consciousness. He feels
grateful that his Injuries are No
worse. -Grayson nugle.
Mrs, James $. poage, of Mason
county, who was u daughter Of
John Paul Jones, Of Ashland wa,
thrown from a buggy and killed
last Friday, Her sister, Miss Lot
tie Jones, was with her aud sus
talned injuries which may result
fatally. Her leg was broken and
she is hurt internally. psey wer,
driving Mrs. poago's fanisE hors'
to n neighbours, when THY met
drove OF hogs and the animal raj
away. Miss Jones is noted clo
.utlonisi. The ladies' are sisters 4
miles Hattie Jones.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

''sstone OF CAilett.burg
innIe Lsyne OF Zelda
asd at Ironton Monday
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Sunday School Institute.

H. r. Ncal q Graysop, KY vii
hold q sunday School destitute at
Blaine, mouth Of Hood, beginning
Saturday, sept. II, ard holdingoy-
critic following sunday All the
schools IN Lawrence county, arc
cordially invited to be represented
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2 Quarterly Meeting OF
Church, South, Will DO
opt. 22nd, instead OF next
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

.imer goods At reduced
10 lead In hats, shoes Ah1
q. V. Meek.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

n asst yKp'--At once, a girl to do
miss ork.-a. v, MEEK, Louisa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

nber now Ia the time for
sullivan a Fulkerson
w barrel Of HoInz's pick
gar. No boiling to use IL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

pser tliFred MeIIenry and family
Of lyed Into the Hackworlh
yslon Maine Street.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
yloa,. Nln' Aq hsley's Restaurant for
e Of lbda aud cold drinks.

A""'kant to sell or buy stock,
wlo visit Louisa next Mon
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

<lwson, an aged citizen OF
M just across the rIver,
unday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

year ago, Sept. 18Th, the
,inl Louisa was cool and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

COST assortment OF cuff
.er brought to Louisa is
play at conley's jewel
! The very latest. styles
vt designs, for both la.
sn,lemen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
fon sl.ArE sENArE.

The Democrats of tho Senatorial
district composed Of the counties
Of Boyd, tt,Grcenap and Law-
renee are hereby called to meet in
mass convention at their respee-
tive county seats on Tuesday, Sept.
l1th ut one o'clock p, m, to name
and-instrnct delegates to the dis
trict convention, which will meet
at tatlollsburg ON Friday, Sept.
10th, for the purpose Of nominat-
Jag . caudiddte for the State SEN
LAto.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
CONVENTIONS
To Nominate Democratic candi.
dates for Senate and
Legislature.

Al the meeting of tho pomocrat-
&c chairmeu Of this Senatorial and
Legislative district, held at the
County Clerks Office in Louisa last
Friday,the following calls were de-
cided upon;
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

h,yo Just received a nice lot
II 10 gallon kegs.
Sullivan 4 Patterson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

ielsel, nephew OF John \.
filed at the lalter's home on
sbek Sunday after a Ave
s,pell Of tsyer Hs WAS 10
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

fee, OF wsbbyllle, charg-
6oonshinIng, was bound
fqmmissIouer Ms. Burns.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

L.yinA Aslyour produce. We VIII
cash or groceries.
sullivan 4 Fulkerson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

sOL. ANll NJ. bcsIyed a nice
aud bibles.

=THF pRFClIss'ss saturday. a ''"ss were
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

7 morning Samuel Vim.
unle hianley, botn Of
married at the pro.
office at Ironion. Rev.
in, oithe Congregation
lcIating .-Ashland In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

tsi +. Lee is still In a very
lie has had
"a sis five days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

IT Barehell's leo cream
Mkt door 10 Robi.
btore, near depot.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

\ 1901.
style belt
goL. XVII No. BcsIvsd a nice
-L Aud bibles.
The PRES)L:.. saturday, J. day :
a girl 10 do house
AUG. SNYDER.
AZ, "a VIM. Nchsley's Restaurant for
e of lbda and cold drinks,
away rant to sell or buy stock,
uto visit Louisa next Mon
~ asst yED'--At once, a girl to do
ml..f ork.-d. V, MEEK, Louisa,
year ago, Sept. 18th, the
,inI Louisa was cool and
Lynk slyour produce. We viii |
cash or groceries.
~ sullivan 4 Fulkerson. |
pser tliFred McIIenry and family
Of NYed Into the Hackworlh
ysl on Maine Street.
tf H-----------...s-a-.---
Mr. VT B1rchell's leo cream
W III Next door 10 Robi.
Ma btore, near depot.
TfAg -----.-..----
RtN fee, OF wsbbyllle. charg-
6oonshinIng, was bound
F9mmissloner Ms. Burns.
AluIl NW -i--------as-z----=---a---
IL W. +. Lee Is still In a very
4 Hspndition. lie has had
da, iesh-iive days.
WHA MNlN -.-----@----i------a-s
ne ~ ,vo Just received nice lot
10 gallon kegs.
vs. Sullivan 4 Patterson.
fawson, an aged citizen OF
(Ef NJ Just across the river,
yFarn unday.
1 co., II - a---
AZ s's ia Miner goods at reduced
h sss sa s,s : Q lead In hats, shoes and
~ Is., tls,s @. V. Meek.
stairway = ~
h a.i,.,..s ,S snp Quarterly Meeting OF
held sae.i esChurch, South, Will DO
nisiasaIaiyspt. 22nd, instead OF next
~ thr thrclA
hen they W
e5vn the4 y
tense grief 4
.,5 AtIs. 1 .ssE 'eslone OF CAilett,burg
he prH snt innle Layne OF Zelda
aos u tsil Easd 1T Ironton Monday
fOem ~ Nh.
nan iEh,sfsL---. 49,
hand wsfaV
.aa "a hihber now Ia the time for
,ess, slsh sullivan a Fulkerson
"a =" sisun,gnsw barrel Of Holnz's pick.
a sssl,.s tnegar. No boiling TO use IL.
ns.. sndielsel, nephew OF John 4.
I re pc,iled at the latter's home on
T. q s',si EEK Sunday after u Ave
y Ne Nc &,,pell Of tsyer. He was Is
sohd
lhtuA
gain~ e.
bryan 90 to tho
Company aud
* q prices. We
- John A. Jones
e Nc h4same sick
idsn, lngs hIs mothers
ee y ss saJry Wednesday
Us. liks HsiIs thought to be
s.riS g. ia wi Never.
eSeIiiy J traoa entities you to a
IGiss Sss ~ enlarged from a photo
Ihs, ns.h,si your family. Don't al
x, s i hsa 10y, ssal escape you.
's.ys shs Sullivan A Fulkerson.
The mend
kcsption of
4, e fsha iTsRosl assortment OF cuff
Y s aned \, ter brought to Louisa 10
81 -ns esl.olplay at Conley's jewell
9 pish seei The very latest sly les
/. iulEs llgt designs, for both la
A1embIinosnilemen.
q burn liol
,lre the NJ H.
Il wnK,s snS morning Samuel Vim.
M house Tunls STANLEY, both OF
NJ. hmSpls married Vt the pro.
10 lotper if!oiIice at Ironion. Rev.
i =, r"pfssenin, ofthe Congregation
,nos ana snSS ~ loiating Ashland In-
- slug u 1
Igaye Wal
w flnNs navy ql--------------
h sIa99s son aud wife, Of Low |
pdSs sre In the city yesler-
shII leEor a visit InsitiSy,.. Ati
a III lJlIhDsen lie 10
Twill visit In b'oo I
N.-Ashlandh'a,. dad I
ash ,hS "sts
rN III iai.s q 1870" a,,lsJ
IL, a" s. i. nsy,'Ha4,s, /f
5 tA Elns, 81 81 vi I
JptsA tbs which
sjtpins ofp,hs htmont ak
b; ,s.iS,S, o Roosl 1t conforence>
Swlees q, Nhohe. anxious fofN
nnapsaEaels. In my. Va.) News.
Ihe right OF the \
tlooAevalt entered, iha---
kirstched upon no hlq
khe rialun AuE, I'm ID ak.rf nul,,akI IN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

a girl TO do house
AUG. SNYDER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

htnap,asses ~ hN.Nh0 News. !
Roosevelt entered, lhd-
kirstched upon No M
re- , s,aSs AVE- Or PIN ateni, only:$l.4O
VIII which he .hsd III, Best second
ls-llmony ,o the pa!iS $50 ppr Dbl,
S Va. Is llts. II. "a
E Sss bullet 81 ihersl0c per ID.
Em.p tvsgKo m,I l0c per ID.
khinuSs : a. \ b lac i0 ssSI @, V. Meek.
hing No little "a
kSi eHb" wiz ~ aiwsySs 'knSIl sIonary Society
fESessr,L oTai m ass odh, South, will
ia, wsf az sNsen a % alnt Of the resi-.
Pis&Ssa y xhsie \ g.ackpy on Fri.
black I askln'IuE. bIls, at ~, m.
% wslie ihe ncw9rs lucIoty are cor
s ssa W" 81 Whl,e e9RHsysalmlsslon fee ten
Lug as.e euaS9 o. Sl9Sd nsssshlolend, Mangr,
S,"s on ' lsaS sa sssIo, Lackey. Pres
lwash ...o two curtal1 ------
two superb Mreaths
.e s,,,s These were the hanks
TN, tamny had tss-
iskplaIi"ess, INV QvS ank our friends
M hen BE ls' RR,, gsy Deep Hole Branch
|. lSns VA nsl T,seTTsIsIance through
wsadsd ne. "a -, q cath Of our dear
eyed She ised uI''Aal.
" cs,and.Ell nlly,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

organ 20 10 tho
COMPANY aud
q prices, We
John A. Jones
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traoa entities you to a
70 enlarged from a photo
your family. Don't al.
!, escape you.
Sullivan a FulkeTson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

Mrs. Bridget Mantle, The aged
mother OF Mrs. Owen Callahan,
was killed by train In Ashland
Saturday afternoon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12

Mr.. Robert lIazlett and Mrs. NJ.
7, Bolt prominent people of the
East Fork neighborhood, were
married at high noon Tuesday by
Rev. John Cheap at his residlacs
In Pollard. Their ages are % and
10 years respectlvoly.-Ashmnd
Independent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-12
Tribute of Respect.

chas, Ross, Sec.
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To Louisa Democrats.

ROnT. DIXON, Chm
The news & observer., 1901-01-18
RESERVATION BILL ARGUMENT.
Mr. simms in Judiciary Committee Moves to
C1ange Provisions For CCndemning.

For a few minutes yesterday after
noon things we're a little breezy at the
meeting Of the committee on the Judi
ciary. The National Forestry Reserve
bill was unded discussion. This bill
was adopted by the Senate and had
been referred to the House Committee
on the Judiciary. The bin as drawn pro-
vided that so tract of land containing
200 acres or less and used as the home
stead of the owner could be condemned
for the purposes of the park.
Mr. Simms, of Wake, moved to
amend so as to make the bill operate
evenly on all owners of homes, as he
did not thinE it right that man own
ing POS or 210 acres of homestead should
lose his home, and the man with 200 or
less be allowed to keep his. Mr.. Simms
further wished to provide a method of
condemning such land as had to be
condemned.
Prof. j. A. Holmes, of the State Uni
versity. ana Mr.. Gudger, Of Asheville,
were present in the interest of the bill.
Mr.. Gudyer rather heatedly urged the
idea that he Western people were very
anxious for the establishment of the
park, and ma, the Eastern people ought
not to make any objection to it.
Mr.. Simms replied that it was not
only his privilege, but his sworn duty
as a membe. of the Legislature and
the Judiciary committee to consider the
matter ami make such suggestions as
he thought were in the interest of the
people of the state; and such as would
make the bill more perfect in its legal
provisions. although he did not come
from the Wester part of the State
Judge Graham and other members of
the committee endorsed Mr.. Simms
position, and after some debate the
matter was referred to sub-commlt-
tee and continued until this morning.
Mr.. Gudger in the end admitted the
justice of Alr. Simms suggestions.
Mr.. Simms is in favor of the idea
of the National Reserve, and so are
most of the Cther members of the com
mittee, but the debate arose over GER
tain legal questions involved in the bill
as drawn. The trainers of the Dill con-
tended THAI it protected from CON
demnation all cultivated land, and Mr.
Simms did not think the provisions
clearly enough drawn to effect that pur-
pose.
The news & observer., 1901-01-18
BISHOP CHEsH1RE's REPORT.
He Will be Hero From March Twenty Fourth
to Ihirty-First.

The Bishops appointments, 1901.
Feb. 13 Wednesday. Jackson.
IA, Thursday, Weldon.
. 10, F,iday, Halifax,
. 16, Saturday. Tillery.
II, Sunday, Scotland Neck,
Sunday, d. M, Lawrence.
. IS, Monday. Edgecombe, St
Mary's.
- 20, Ash Wednesday, Tarboro
Cavalry.
ASH Wednesday. p. M. Tar
b0ro, st. Luke's.
21.. Thursday, p. m, Wilson, st.
Marks.
%, Friday. Wilson, St. Timo-
tny's.
"a, Sunday Rocky Mount
Sunday p. m, Battleboro.
50 26, Tuesday Enfield.
" 81, Wednesday. Ringwood.
. 2S, Thursday, Littleton. Mission
Mar. 10, Sunday, Wadesboro.
g II, Monday. p. M, Ansonville.
4" 13, Wednesday, Albemarle.
'' 10, Friday. Euto.
. II. Sunday, Monroe.
d" IS, Monday Rockingham
"a, Sunday, Raleigh, Christ
Church.
Sunday. p. M, Raleigh, st.
Augustine's.
" q, Wednesday, p. m, Raleigh,
st. Ambrose.
" 81, Sunday, Raleigh St. Mary's.
Sunday D. m. Raleigh,
Church of the Good Shep-
herd.
April ,. Wednesday. p. m. st. Saviour.
/" Z, Easter Day, Chapel Hill.
. 10, Wednesday, Pittsboro, st.
Bartholomew
Wednesday, p. m, Pittsboro,
St. James.
g H. Thursday Sanford.
g - Friday. Southern Pines.
I" H. Sunday, Laurel Hill.
Is, Thursday Cunningham.
. 49, Friday. Milton.
u. Sunday. Leaksville
% Monday, Stoneville.
%, tuesday. Mayodan.
"a, Wednesday. Madison.
25, Thursday. Winston.
2S, Sunday, Charlie. ST. Peters
Sunday. D. m. Charlotte, ST.
Michaels.
20, Monday. Concord.
80, Tuesday Charlotte Thomp-
son Orphanage
The Holy Communion at all morning
services; offering at all services for
His satanical majesty promises his la
borers much and gives them little.