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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-31
THE UNITED STATES COURT.


Suckney indicted.
The most important news ia the
court Friday was the indictment
Of Jacob Israel, formerly assistant
postmaster at Ocala. 1t was believed
that these cases had been settled by
the first report of no true bills but it
seems that the matter was again CON
sidered.
The bond 81 900, on which are NJ.
Fishel, B. Rhineauer of Ocala, and 4.
X. Leon Of Jacksonville, was contin-
ued and the case transferred to the
Jacksonville term and the time of
trial will depend upon future action of
the government.
Boston Wells was found not guilty
ofiiIegal liquor selling and in the case
Of T.. II. Gibbs. who plead guilty. SEN
teuce was suspended. Cases of Abram
Fiud.ey and Lucieu Grant, postofice
irregularities. continued 10 the next
ocaIa term.
Friday afternoon the petit jury
was paid or aud discharged aad no
further cases Will he tried this term.
After nearly SIX days Of rapid work,
the United states SQUIRT for the south
ecu district Of Florida, Ocala term,
adjourned yesterday morning at II
o'clock.
The most important development of
the day was the return by the grand
Jury of a true bill in the case of r. A.
Suckney. of Ocala, formerly assistant
collector OF internal revenue. The
chage was enlightenment and the
amount specified in the indictment
was less than 800.
Sentences were imposed on various
colored brethren who had been con-
victed of Illegal liquor selling. The
heaviest punishment was given Num-
ford Harris, who did business of
some magnitude. He was given a
>I"o fine and four months in prison.
~yir- fsrja~ were issued for the
lr.,,-m-u ot &. /. Halleubacl5, but
'-ty VIII bee gwen "1lh next term. or
'''...'1 Twelve H'''...'>. Q" answer.
Up 'a.l~' 0,t.-- court is Elact..
...-s ..."--At'a, .t session Is. Jack
-..- ....-. a''.. ".. It" "....-'t~ "''t be-
IA H-H. I'll. tf.I" t-r4 which
..F. ..." ~...'a tuesday, '- rr.-
.H3lE-
Meeting Of the 0otne-s' Club
Monday afternoon the Mothers
Hub h,lt their hi-mraluiy meeting la
tine Kindergarten rooms. IL wa. Que
% the most interesting meetings ever
held by the club.
This club enjoy, the distinction Of
aej4g the first of its kind in the state.
Other cities have similar clubs, but
hey have not Hourisbed a. this one.
Miss Annie sharpe Is the efficient
president If tha Climb She : one IF
he most intellectual women I'm the
.tafe ana Is an enthusiastic kinder
-arrar ,y,rl,ar
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-31

The Norr.e, az "a weak and sick
mother are ouly begun with the birth
80 her child. By day her work Is
constantly interrupted and at night
hrr r~~t l. broken by the wailiug OF
the pe-vf~h. puny infant Or. Pierce's
Favogste Prescription makes weak
women strong and sick women well
Il lgbtrus all the burdens OF mstern-
ity. gives To mothers strength and
vigor, which they imparJ to their
children. Ia over thirty yearsof prac-
tice DIR. Pierce and bis associate staff
Of nearly score of physicians have
treated and cured more than half
a million suffering women. Sick wo-
men are invited to consult DR.. Pierce
Toy letter free of charge. All cores
pondeuce i strictly private. Address
DIR. RN. Pierce. Iuvalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, y. \.
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Points Relating to Bank Checks, Etc


Money Is often deposited tempo
rariIy in bank .or safety. In such
eases "a certiii-ateof deposit is issued
a. a receipt. It i, made payable to
ones order, and i therefore negotiable.
lis sometimes Used instead of a bank
draft to remit money.
A draft i>a written. order or request
from one person to another for the
payment of money. Draft, may be
drawn on persons in other places
through your bank. which will attend
to their collection for you.
NUNBoE N CHANGII-S, Bankers.
Ocaia. Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-31
Stops the Cough and Works of the
Cold

Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price = cents.
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FREE DELIVERY FOR OGALA.
Will Begin June ist-Equipment for
Service Ordered.

Postmaster Groves received an Of
fetal document Thursday from the
office of the first assistant postmaster
general conveying to him the very
pleasant information that the post
master general has issued an order
for the establishment Of a free de-
livery system at Ocala, begin ming
June Ist, 1902.
Ocala will begin her free delivery
service with two carriers and one
substitute
Postmaster Groves has been inform
eel that the civil service commission
has been requested to take the neces-
sary -.ep- TO organize a civil service
board ut this office for the purpose of
examining applicants for the position
Of letter carriers in order to carry out
the free delivery service.
As soon a. the examination is held
"a list Of eligibIe- will be furnished by
the commission to the postmaster
general, who Will make hi, selection,
and the appointments will be made
by June lst.
The postmaster here Is cautioned
that in fixing the boundaries Of the
rec delivery system he will bear in
mind that it is not the intention of
the department to extend the free de-
livery to outlying and sparsely set
tied portion, of the city.
He is informed that letter boxes,
postal straps aud satchels have been
ordered, and he is instructed, a day
or two before the service is inaugu-
rated, to have the boxes located
The carriers and substitute carriers
are required to give an indemnity
bond Of $1,000. The postmaster
here is instructed, unless important
changes are made in the train sched-
uleS. to adopt the time schedule pre-
pared by the post Office Inspector for
this district
In securing free delivery service,
Qcala -oe- one step ia advance IF amy
interior city +. the state. aad il tells
its owl story.
0caa haas mo- special Boom .oa. j.,
masking steady progress along ali
lines. ~ue Leads al. interior cities .u
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.ra.rlf.nc riiy-. Endorsed Uy ply
.....r- eur,- thy most obstinate
..---. Tr.r, rNcsut- Iu bottles. Tubes
..rt, Auu-NoLoVo,y Drug
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17

The St. Joseph's picnic and Perry
county rennion will be held OF
Aug. 25ih.
Judge Bright returned on Satur-
day from Put-in-Bay where he had
been attending the meeting Of the
Ohio Bar Association.
Mr.. and Mira. Charles Gladman of
Denver, Colo., are in our city this
week on visit to hi, brother, Mr..
George Gladman and family.
The show which exhibited On the
Market Lot for the past week LEFT
on Tuesday. 1t Was well patronized
and gave general satisfaction.
Mrs. Schwenke and daughters,
Misses Zella ard Nellie returned
home on Tuesday after very pleas.
SAINT three weeks outing at Crystal
Springs.
Now is the time to purchase the
latest in Summer Millinery, sum.
ner Felts. Call and see Mrs.
Clark's hats before purchasing else.
where.
The Mesrsrs John and Fertile
Rempel have had their residence
houses facing the city Park newly
painted, making them the hand.
soonest renting houses in the city.
Dana Demorest of Marysville and
Mr.. Homer Bugby of Columbus
were the guests of Judge
S H. Bright and Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Brooke the first of the week.
Frank Kessler's mammoth ware
house aud store room is nearly com.
pleated. Mr., Kessler will open a
grocery and expects to have every
thing in that line.
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HOOKING VALLEY
Exc URS SIONS

Mt. Vernon, o. and return, half
fare. July 81, %, "a, 2G aad 2Stb.
good for return until August 2nd.
Account Ohio Baptist Assembly.
| MAY 1st to August 31st. Round
, trip excursion tickets will be sold
with Is days return limit TO north :
ern Michigan territory. For points
sold to and rates call on G. w.
Schwneke agent, Logan, Ohio.
San Francisco. Cal. and return
$59.55 from Logan, August lst to
9Th, good for return until Sept. 3Oth
account annual meeting Of Knights
of Pythias.
Urbana. o. Return July 23rd to
Aug. 10th good for return until Aug.
l1th one and Que third fare account
Chautauqua Assembly.
Cleveland Ohio. July 10 anb II
good for return until July 22nd.
Half fare.
Put-m-Bay August IL TO II, good
for return until Aug. 18th $8,45
via Toledo 5 80 via Sundusky round
trip,
Atlanta City. July 18th, $500
round trip. See small bills.
Chautauqua Lake July s5th good
for retarn until Aug. 26th 80, 90
round trip from Log1n Ohio.
Cheap one way special rates. July
18th to 14th-Aug. 23vd and 24,h
Aug. 3Oth to Sept. 10th to Denver,
Deadwood s. D. Hot Springs and
Custer. Call on e. w. Schwenke
agt. Logan for further information.
Wis. and Michigan tourist points
June 9th TO September 10th, good
for return until October 81. On
points sold to and rates call on C.
w. Schwenks, agent.
st. Paul aod Minneapolis and re-
turn. $3.50, Jolly ssh to Sept 10.
Denver, Colorado Spring. Pusble.
Glenwood Springs, Og,len, Salt
Lake City, Hot Springs, 8. D.. and
Custer, July LIST to 18th, Aug. lst
to 14th. Aug. g and 24th. Aug.
3uth TO Sept. 10th. For rates and
further information call on &. w.
Sohwenke, agent at Logan.
Tacoma, Wash, SIS. .s5 round trip
Tickets sold July 10Th to Goth. Call
on c. w. Schwenke. agent for full
information.
| Hamilton, O., half fare. July 3i.t
Aug. LIST and 5nd, good for retarn
until Aug. 7th.
Mt. Vernon, O.. Aug. 7th TO
9th, good for return until Aug. q.
Halt fare.
|
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17

The semi annual installation oflof-
i;cers of the Rathbone Sisters took
place Tuesday evenin July LIST.
Mrs Allie Lehman, assisted by
Mesdames Lucy Mill and Anna
Kirker reformed the work OF insta-
lation in very charming and etfl.
cient manner.
Following Is list of officers
p. C. Oft. Myrtle Gano.
NJ. +. c. Clara Montgomery.
E. S. Of I. Clara Ruble.
+. J. Of I. Amanda Lehman.
M. Of I. Naomi Mcese.
NJ Of R. and G. Laura Martin
Nj. Of +. Edna Chase.
P.Of I. LYDIA Risley.
G. Of o. T. Lille Johnson.
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kessIer Bros.
Leading jewelers..

Nj. John c. Parker, one Of the
prominent citizens of Nel.onville,
was q visitor in our city on Tues
day. He reports Nelsonv,lls in
prosperous condition.
The many friends of Maj. John
W. Free Of New Lexington, will
regret to learn that he is stricken
with paralysis, and slight hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
The Sewing Circle gave a picnic
on the lawn at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Captain Ed Baker Tuesday
evening In honor of Mrs B.
WrightHeims, of Florence, Italy.
Rounds out the hollow places :;
smooths out lines that creeps about
ones face; woOs roses back to fad
ed cheeks. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35cts. Bort
d Co.
Milton Bell, a miner of Daleton,
while attempting to board a moving
freight train here last Saturday
fell beneath the wheels. One leg
was severed and the other badly
mangled.
TAX NOTICE.
The books will close July 2lst
1902 for the collection of the last
half tax of 1901.
A. j. Nunemaker,
Treasurer Hooking Co., Ohio.
The work on the Hansel Ruggery
is progressing rapidly. The ma
chinery is being put in and the
building remodeled to suit the work
intended. The plant will te in
operation in August.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17
REMPE['S
HARDWARE STORE

l will offer for the next
two weeks Hot Plates, Lawn
Hoes, Ice Cream Freezers.
Fruit Cans and Jelly Glass.
es at cost.
Come in and get my
prices on all general Hard
ware and Tinware before
you buy.
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Judge Rutter of Lancaster. was
in our city yesterday on lega! bust
ness.
The strikers at Union Furnance
were paid off yesterday and dis
charged.
Mr.. John J. Campbell Of Strates-
vile was buisness visitor in our city
yesterday.
The Some rset reunion Of SOmer.
set people will be he'd on the II
and 18th Of September.
Miss Margaret Thornburg Of
Cleveland is visiting friends in Lo.
gan this week.
Mrs. Lena Brown and son Of Lam
caster, are visiting in Logan, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Shaw.
Mrs. Bridget McAulihf OF Colum-
bus. was visiting among old time
fiends in Logan this week.
Messrs Nelson Armstrong and
George Williamson of Laurelville,
were visitors in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William Schivlsy Of Akron,
has returned home after a two
weeks visit with parents and friends
in Logan.
P. NJ. Kelly of Unicn Furnace,
was in the city yesterday. He says
the factory whistle will blow fOl
work this morning.
"Rudy" Rempel has some special
bargains at his new Hardware store
this week. See his ad, aud 60 aud
see his store.
The Gen. Grosvenor adjourned
convention will meet in Lancaster
on August 9th. After then the
war begins.
Mr.. Murry Phillips of Uuion Fur
mace has left that strike stricken dis
trict to work in the milder atmos.
phere of Sba vince.
Robert Motherwell our former
fellow citizen. and prominently iden-
tilted with the Motherwell Iron
Works Of our city, died on last
Friday at his home in Findlay.
Hon. Burgess McElroy of Mt.
Vernon, clerk of the Ohio House Of
Representatives is IN the city to-
day with q view TO selling the
Telephone Plant to the citizens OF
our town.
Com forts the heart, strengthen
the mind. It's good, i'll or we'll.
Makes ones face bright as a SUM-
mer morning. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35c. Bort 4
Co.
Ex commissioner Smith of Laurel
vas in the city on Tuesday. IL.
says Laurel is rapidly becoming the
centre of the gas field. Fourteen
wells have been sunk and only two
failures. The township Is all under
lease.
When you awake in the morning
feeling like the end of q misspent
life, your mouth full of fire and
your soul full Of regrets, take Rocky
Mountain Tea. Great medicine1|
Bort 4 Co.
The contract for tie new Perry
county In6rmary was awarded to
Frank P. Chilis Of New Lexing
ton, on his bid. the lowest, for
$3s, $500. The work begins at
once.
AFTER Death What?" will he
DIR. II. J. Stewards Sunday morn-
ing subject at the Presbyterian
church. At $50 p. M. he will
speak on &c. cd Seeds"-alsc vel
come. Tie music at this church |
last Sunday was the best ever gwen
iu the church. Mrs. Blanche
Wright Heime charmed all by her
solos, and the choir, itself. WAS
much praised.
Messrs Schwenke and Lowry
with a number of the officisis of the
Queen and Crescent Il. r. have =
lease on 1000 acres of land in Ten
nessee. a test well 500 feet deep
develops capacity of so barrels Of
$l.75 oil. In the immediate neigh.
borhood at q depth Of 1900 feet
gusber has been struck. We con.
gratulate our fellow townsmen in
the good fortune awaiting them in
this investment.
Mr.. Con weitzel left on last
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17
Twice Five Outing

The Twice Five Club will have
its summer outing on next Tues
pay at Crystal Springs. The com.
pany will 60 by rail. The ladies'
will provide the menu. The men,
bers are expected to take their fa-
miles and house guests. The out
ing with fair weather, will be much
more delightful, than long papers
and short discussions.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17

P.Of I. LYDIA Risley.
G. Of o. T. Lille Johnson.
On Tuesday evening of last week,
after one candidate had been duly
initiated INTO the mysteries of the
Rathbons Sisters, Mrs. Gano as
retiring and Clsire Montgomery as
ranking officer, invited the order to
the home of Mrs. Gano., where q
sumptioas banquet was served. The
evening was spent in games and
other smusements, and a pleasant
time was enjoyed ny all. The
guests departed at . late hour
heartily thanking the Sisters for the
pleasant surprise.
The pedro and euchre clubs were
entertained By Mrs. F. F. Remple,
IT., at ker home on Second street
Friday afternoon Of last week. The
afternoon was delightfully."- spent in
card playing, and at 5 p. m. the
guests were served with lunch.
After lunch the guests were royalty
entertained BY Mrs. Helms. Ms.
Frank Blasius and Miss Jane Ryan
with some of their favorite solos.
The music was highly enjoyed hy
all.
Senator Will Gear of Upper San
dusky was a visitor in our city last
Tuesday. the guest of his brother
in.law, Joe Rochester The Sen
itor is travelling over the state sell.
ing = disinfectant. and in this buse-
ness has opportunity of seeing his
fellow Democrats, all OF whom he
says are in good spirits and none
in favor of making Nash the Head
Of the police force IN Ohio.
Mr.. Robert Masters, one of the
oldest citizens Of Ward, and a prom
inent man of Murry City died on
last Sunday Morning. He was .
brother-in.law Of Mr.. Henry
Trimmer of our city. and had many
friends in Logan and Hooking
county, who will mourn his death.
Gordon Armstrong, who for sev-
eral years has been the very efii
:ient and popular Principal of the
East Liverpool schools where Prof.
Rayman is Superintendent, has re-
signed his place and will take a
course Of study in Harvard Univer-
'ity.
Mr.. Ed Kessler of Philadelphia
mas been visiting, during the past
week, his brothers and relatives in
Logan. He is conducting a drug
store in the city Of Brotherly Love,
and having excellent business sue
cess. He returned home on yester-
day.
New Lexington j. 10 have .
hundred thousand dollar tile plant.
A farm Of 100 acres near the town
has been purchased. The promo
ters are capitalists from Cambridge
aud Cincinnati. The work will be
pushed as rapidly as the weather
will pre:nit.
Gen. Weldy thrashed bis wheat
crop on last Monday. The yield
per acre has not yet been given
out. Farmer Weldy leads the
procession and he awaits
reports Of big yields before he gives
,ut the figures Of his acreage.
The J. j. Snider 4 Co. Bent
works is doing a rushing business
A force Of ninty to one hundred
men are employed in day time, and
force of thirty men ut night.
With all this. the works cannot keep
Up with the orders.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.

8 3 = 3 3
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Items Of Interest Picked Up :
6ce Our Sentinel Readers. J
&&Ns0sesaDrOa0s00s0s0s.ss
Job work Of all kinds done at this
sakce.
Nrs. Kate Remple was . visitor
In Sugar Grove last week.
Mr.. John Henderson of Lancae.
ter, was Logan visitor Sunday.
HrrDavis of Canal Winchester
visited relatives in Logan last week.
Niss Gertrude Snider Of Suga,
Grove il Waiting Logan relatives.
NessssSFsauk Eberet AID Harry
BlosssF Basdayed At Crystal Springs.
Miss Charlotte Work is the guest
of Miss Maud Howard al Circleville.
Miss Madge Klntz, Of Lancaster,
10 the home guest of Mics Florence
Fox.
Fr. Powers Is attending the Synod
Of the Diocese in Columbus this
week.
Mrs. Chris Hartman of Lancaster
was q recent visitor with Logan
friends.
Father Schwartz of jackson was
the guest of Father Powers, last
Thursday.
Miss Ryan of Columbus, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Eberst, last
Sunday.
Mrs. G. Gardner Bingha nton,
N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Herbert
Harrington.
Mrs. August Frieh"ffsr. Of Phil
idelphia, 8 visiting her sister, Mrs.
Gus Heine.
We fit trusses, satisfaction guar
anteed. Best stock of suspension in
the Valley. Bort Co.
Miss Mar, Ward Of New Lexing-
ton Is the gnest of her cousins, the
Misses Mcbride.
Mr.. Wilford Gordon of Junction
City was . pleasant caller in our
e;ty last Sunday.
Nm. John Coy of Lancaster. was
. visitor With Logan relatives, the
6rss of the week.
Flint OF the season-Summer
Eslts at Mrs. Clark's Millinery
store. Call and see them.
Miss Rebecca Robinson is In
Massillon, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Kealer.
Mrs. Kate Rempel and daughter,
llinns, were the guests of Columbus
relatives during carnival week.
Noel ". boy of Laurelville, has
received an increase of pension.
making his rating $24.oo per
month.
Mrs. CLARK invites the ladies of
The town and country to cali and
examine her new Summer Felts At
her store.
Mr.. John Ward of New Lexirg-
con, is . visitor in our city this
week, the guest of Mrs. Sue Nc
Bride and family.
Mrs. Geo. L. BlOsser returned
home Tuesday after pleasant visit
With her sister, Mrs. Julia Wagner.
Of Baltimore, Ohio.
The wheat harvest in our County
has beer safely harvested. The
yield per acre is put at IN average
of Is bushels.
Misses Helen and Julia Ward of
New Lexington are visiting in
Logan, the guest Of their grandma,
Mrs. 8 Z Mcbride.
Mr.. Sloan md Miss Minnie Bee! i.
er Of Columbus were the guests "i
Miss Rccker's motrer The first o.
: wcek.
Commissioner Trirme- was ca
cd I" M...a, Cay on i'prs.lay 80
attend rhp funeral of his brOi her.ip /,
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Start Now

II you haven't been dealing with 10,
now Is q good time to make q start
Any tine-all the time-we have
special Inducements to offer. Others
like to come hert. 90 would you; they
find it profitable, 20 would you.
Will These Offers Start You
Coming Our Way7
Ladies Gold Filled Wathes $40. up
Solid Silver Tea Spoons,
per set 1915 up
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/ chance free with
every 26 cent pur.
chase on three elegant
prizes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-07-17

Why is ROYAL
Baking Powder bet
ter than any other?
oecause in it's mammoth works a
corps of chemical experts is con-
stantly employed to test every ingre-
dent and supervise every process of
manufacture to insure product alb
solutely pure, wholesome and perfect
in every respect.
The most wholesome food and
the most digestible food are made
with Royal Baking Powder:
/ CO.. 100 u. NEW voaG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
IN THE FEDERAL BUILDING.
Wenden5urg Case Soon to Come Up Again
Other News

The testimony in the WeEldeuburs in
yestigation case has been prepared in
tvpewritten manuscript, and will be suo-
uitted at an early date to tho Grievance
Committee of the Bar Association. 1t IS
probable that further consideration of the
case will be postponed until Judge Wad-
dilrs return from Alexandria. No asree-
rlent has been reached as to whether the
committee will hear argument by coun-
sci, but at the next meeting this Will De
decided - .~----,-#.
Judge Waddill is out o. the city
holding court in Alexandria, and will
probably be away several days.
-Mr-Jehn NJ. Carter. deputy collector N
the internal revenue office who has been
absent from his desk for four months on
account of i'll health. has returned great
" improved.
Mr.. John ]. Deyer, of SOUTHAMPTON
county. paid a visit to his son Chisf
Deputy R. O.Deyer, at the Internal feVe-
nue. office Thursday.
United States Marsha! Morgan treat 10
In Alexandria attending court.
The record in the. case of the gnitea
states ex Rel. William H Cofman vs.
tte Norfolk and Western RAILWAY COM
,any was aled in the clerks Office OF
the tinted States Circuit Court OF APP
peals yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

accept the office of general missionary
in the Diocese Of Mississippi.
According to letters received In TINS
city from the Foreign mission Office OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. S. H. Chester, D. D., is confined to
his home by serious attack of typhoid
pneumonia, and the Rev. D. c. Rankin,
D D.. is confined to his home by an ao~
cident caused from slipping on the ice
The Rev. j. L. Mauze, Of Timber
Ridge, Va has been called to the pas
torate of the Central Church. St. Louis,
Mo.
The Rev. P. Frank Rice. writing from
I.uchong on November 23d. states that
all are we'll there and are much enconr-
aged in the mission work.
The members of the Broadus-Memorial
BAPTIST Church, of this city, are prepar-
ing to issue certificates of stock IN their
handsome new house of worship, now
rapidly nearing completion. :.
: he movement is in line with the cam
paign for funds to pay for the structure.
The dividends on this. stock will not be
In cash but will be of a spiritual KING.
The holders of the certificate Will be en-
titled to all privileges of the church.
The scheme is distinctly unique one.
and Is exciting very considerable In
terest. The Broadus-Memofial Chufch.
as the name implies. is a memorial to
the late DR.. John A. Broadus.