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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-12-03
NEkDMORE.

We are having hne weather
for this time ot year.
Jacob Powell with his engine
took the Peck-Wink we'll ma
chime to Angeline Mellott's last
Friday where they will begin
work next week.
John Mann is spenting some
time with his sister, Mrs. John
Mcclellan.
Quite a number of our young
people attended the Sunday
School Convention at Pleasant
Grove last Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Susan Bishop is spending
sometime wi friends in this
vicinity.
Rev. A. G. Powers has com
meaced his pl tsacted meeting
at Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. Oliver Mellott and Misses
Matte and Libbie Funk were
visitors at Ross MelIott's Sun
day.
Most Of our people butchered
last week.
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School Report.

Report of intermediate school,
McConnellsburg. Number en-
rolled. AZ; average attendance, 39;
percent. of attendance, 95. Those
who attended every day during
month: Robert Hamil, Thad
Sinner, Raymond Grissinger,
Pierce Henry. Walter Largent,
Guy Reed, Wayne Taylor, john
Stouteaele, Pete Morton, Ross
Hamil, Willis Danle's, Earl Ever
hart, Mary Irwin, Margaret Pat
terson, Samantha Mellott, Flea
nor Sinnott, Minerva Pittman,
Faith Reed, Retta Woodal.-
Gertrude Hoke, teacher.
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NEW GRENADA.

Nearly every family in New
Grenada did their butcheripg
last week.
County Treasurer G. B. Ste
vens, Of McConnellsbulg g, was in
our town On business on Tues
day of last week.
A series of meetings is being
held IN the Zion M. E. church by
the Rev. Fleegal.
Grace Lodge, teacher No, 4.
school went home on Thanksgiv.
ing day, and remained until Sun
day.
Martha Akers, of Huntingdon,
and grandson Wells, are visiting
in the home of the formers
brother, Frank G. MiHs.
Ritner and Martha Black spent
Sunday of last week in the home
of their uncle Gideon Duvall, in
Clay township.
-Four generations were togeth-
er at the home of L. L. Cunning.
ham on Thanksgiving eve, name
ly, J. G. Cunningham, l.. l..
Cunningham, Ralph w. and Viii
liza m Laverty-ages ranging from
four to eighty years-and all en-
joylng good health.
Rev. B. F. Reldel preached his
introductory sermon in Bethel
last Sunday. He was accom-
panied by Mayhem Locke, of
Locke's Valley.
Bert Heeter's dwelling caught
fire recently, and was only saved
from total destruction by the
timely arrival OF help. Part of
the house was badly damaged.
Mrs. Thomas Mausberger died
at her home In Three Springs
last Friday evening after a Ing
ering illness. She was a faith
full member of the Church of God
for many years. Funeral last
Sunday, and interment at Cherry
Grove.
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Miss Grace Ham, of Saluvia,
and Mr.. Oscar Deshong, met with
an accident that might have been
worse. They were on their way
to the institute at Harrisonvlle
last Friday evening, when the
mule they were driving, like
mules will do sometimes, ran IN
to a big wagon. The shock was
so sudden that they were both
thrown out over the dashboard.
Fortunately, neither was hurt.
The shafts were broken and the
mule was captured at Greenhill.
After getting another PAIR of
shafts, they resumed their jour
ney and arrived at the institute
without further trouble.
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PLEASANT RIDGE.

Revival services began at Eoen-
ezer last Monday night.
The institute at Harrisonvllle
was well attended last FRIDAY
night.
Garfield Shives and sister, Miss
Louie, spent last Sunday in the
home of M. E. Bard.
Ed Swope, wife and mother
and son Don spent last Sunday
at Hartman Truax's.
Henry Truax, daughter and
son, of Dayton, Ohio, are visiting
Mr.. Truax's parents and other
relatives in this community.
Rhoda Keefer and son and
daughter, OF Trough Creek, and
brother AmonSlpe and wife, were
callers at e. V. Mellott's last
Tuesday.
Vernon Deshong spent last
Sunday at E. V. Mellott's.
The teachers have begun to
prepare for the County Institute.
Aaron Deshong and wife and
sons Ross and Watson spent last
Sunday at James Mellott's.
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Educational Meeting.

The fourth local institute of
Licking Greek township was held
at Harrisonvllle school last Fri.
day evening. The meeting was
called to order by the teacher,
Miss Maude Deshong, after
which the president, H. o. While,
took charge. The topics: l. In
what respect should a teacher
become a child? 2. Possibilities
of a country child. 8. School
room treedom-were we'll discus
sed by the teachers present,
namely, Mr.. Lawyer, Miss Hoop,
Miss Daniels, Miss Mellott, Miss
Deshong, G. w. Mellott, H. o. Wi
BILE, and V. l.. Hollinshead, o.
Licking Creek; Mr.. Barton and
Mr.. Chestnut, of Taylor; Mr..
Peightel, of Tod, ard Prof. Thorn
as and Supt. Lam berson, of Nc
Connellsburg.
The school rendered a number
of recitatlons, dialogues and
songs, which showed a careful
preparation on the part of the
teacher and pupils. Institute
adjourned to meet at Shanes'
school next Friday evening-V.
l.. Holllnshead, Sec'y.
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This being Monday, November
Both means the last day for hunt
ing the various kinds of game,
and quite a number of our citi-
zens are taking advantage of the
same, while some have gone as
far as Aliens Valley in the hope
of beng able to bring back eth
er a deer or bear.
The funeral of Uncle John
Woodcock was largely attended.
The Jr. o. u. A. M. Thanks
giving sermon that was to have
been preached last Sunday, was
postponed on account of the
funeral until Sunday, Dec. 18th
at 2 30 p. m.
The township bridge that spans
Woodenbridge Creek near A. j..
Frakers' farm-that was washed
away by the floods last spring,
has been rebuilt, and is now
ready for travel.
w. l.. Fields of this place met
with a minor accident Friday
which might have been worse.
Mr.. Fields was assisting a neigh
bor to butcher, and while feeding
the sausage grinder his finger
got caught, tearing the end off to
the bone.
Master Glen Miller has been
housed up for some time with
tonslhtis. He Is slowly improv-
ing.
N. B. Henry and son car.
penter contractors, are building
a large barn for Adam Black al
Broad Top City.
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SALUyIA.

Some of the farmers of this
vicinity are busy plowIng at
present
Miss Ada Decker spent a few
days last week at her home near
Saluvia, but she returned to
Mercersburg last Sunday where
she is employed.
Mrs. Jennie Barber and son
Roy spent last Sunday at Need
more.
Ethel Deshong of Harrison
vile spent Sunday with her cou-
sin, LOIS Decker, near Saluvia.
0. e Ham has been busy the
past week getting out lumber
ior a new barn.
Phillp Strait has recently built
a new barn.
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his last illness, Roy had been in
good health. He was young
man of steady and industrious
habits, his death coming at a time
when he was making rapid ad-
vancement III his chosen vocation.
he was born in McConnells.
burg, twenty-six years ago, but
went to Illinois when quite young.
He leaves to mourn, seven broth.
ers and two sisters; Thomas,
Charles, and Robert, of Oklaho.
ma City; George, of Polo, ILL.,;
John, VIII, and Matte, of Mt.
Carroll, Ill.,; and Mrs. G. e.
Grove, of Davenport, Iowa.
HARRY X. FISHER.
Harry K. Fisher, proprietor OF
the Fisher House, Bedford, died
Wednesday morning of last week,
aged 81 years, 8 months, and %
days. Funeral Thursday after
noon, services conducted by Rev.
Townsend of the Presbyterian
church, and interment was made
IN the Bedford cemetery.
The deceased was a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Fisher, and a
nephew of Mrs. S. B. WoolIet, Of
this place. His wife aud parents
survive him. Harry had, with
some friends, been on a hunting
expedition on Martin Hill, 9
mountain in the southern part o.
Bedford county, and took se-
we're cold winch resulted in dipb
therla, from which he did not re
cover.
Harry was q popular hotel man
and his death at this time will bs
. crushing blow 70 his wife ant
parents.
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Church Notice.

McCornellsburg M. e church
services for Sunday, December
8, 1908, us follows Love Feast
in the Sunday school room from
$50 to 1920 a. m. Public preach.
ing service at 1880 followed by
the Holy Communion. Sunday
school, goo p. m; Epworth
League, 600; preaching, ZOO p.
M, with continuation of the sac
ramental services. Let our mem
oership make a special effort to
be present at these services. Ey-
erybody welcome.
9. w. BRYNER, pastor.
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On Monday Of last week, An
drew Washabaugh, OF this place
butchered a hog that dressed sig
pounds, and on the same day
James Woodal butche, ed one
chat cleaned 500. We are now
ready TO hear from the other
fellows.
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CLEAR RIDGE.

Frank Miller and Howard Tenn.
pleton went TO Tyrone to trans.
act business last Saturday.
r. j. Fleming of the County
Seat, spent from Friday evening
until Sunday with his his parents
here.
Misses Maude M. Fields, Elsie
Baker, Jess E, Henry, and Lillian
Fleming-who are engaged In
teaching school this winter, spent
from Wednesday nntil Sunday
with their respective parents at
this place.
Mrs. Mac Richardson spent
Sunday with her sister.ln law
Mrs. N B. Henry.
George Huston and sister Miss
ELL of Saltillo were here last
Sunday attending the funeral of
their fathers uncle's John Wood
cock.
Miss Name E. Madden of
Three Springs was here Friday.
She was accompanied home on
Saturday by Miss Minnie Grove.
Ephralm Anderson, who is
suffering with cancer still re-
mains no better.
Mr.. j. N. Culp grandson of
James Kerlin, Sr., is visiting his
grandfather.
Mrs. Frank Kerlln and five
boys of Plttsburg are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mort.
Butchering is the general or
der of the day.
Mrs. Bert Henry and three
children of the Cove are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Kerlln.
Many persons from distance
were here on Sunday attendance
the funeral of j. K. Woodcock.
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NUMBER II
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for RestiuI'Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Luther Fix and wife, of Foltz,
were guests of L A. Youse and
wife, last Saturday.
A. W. Deshong, of Andover,
called at the News office while IN
town last Saturday.
Mr.. John Booth, one of TAYLOR
townships progressive young
farmers, was in town last Satur-
day.
Lewis Slpes, of Whips Cove,
and his brother George W., of
Saluvla, spent a few hours in
town Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Kelly and Mrs. J.
G. Alexander spent Wednesday
with the family of S. q. Yeakle,
In Mercersburg.
Mr.. Henry B. Huston, of Tay-
lor township, was a welcome call
er at the News Office while in
town on business on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Shierer, of
Hyndman, Pa, spent the time
from last Thursday until Sunday
visiting relatives in McConnells-
burg.
Mamie and Nellie Hess, of near
McConnellsburg, went over to
Path Valley last Friday to spend
a few days with their brother
Claude.
Charles W. Hess, of Licking
Greek township, dropped into the
News Office last Saturday, and
pushed his subscription ahead
for another year.
Prof. j. Max Kirkpatrick, of
the Mount Union Grammar
School, and his sister Miss D.
Lacea Kirkpatrick, spent few
days last week with their broth
er.in.law and sister Rev. and
Mrs. G. W. Bryner of this place.
Mr.. w. Fl. Feagley and sons
George, James, and William
FIcholas Trout, ofPleasant Ridge,
were IN town few hours Tues
day. If the last named son does
not become doctor some day, 1t
will not be because he does not
bear the names of two prominent
physicians.
Mr.. M. @. Greenland and
daughter Miss Mary, of Wells
took advantage of the good wealth
er and made trip to McConnells-
burg Tuesday. Mr.. Greenland
has good farm where he lives,
which on account of advancing
years, he will sell at a bargain.
This would be an excellent chance
for some energetic, industrious
young man.
Mr.. John Barber, of Garrett,
Indiana, spent few hours in
town last Saturday. He and his
brotherln law, Scott S. Ham, of
Webster Mills, had been over at
Loudon, visiting relatives there.
Mr.. Barber was born in Belfast
township nearly seventy-two
years ago, and went to Indiana
when young man, and has been
prosperous. He expects to re-
turn home In few days.
This office was favored Tues
day morning by very pleasant
call from Editor j. N. Culp, of
the North Vernon Sun, North
Vernon, Iud. Mr.. Culp was ac-
companJed by his uncle J. p.
Kerlln, of Clear Ridge, He has
been visiting relatives In this
county for several days, and ex-
poets to return TO his home next
week. We found HIM a very
pleasant gentleman, and regret
that his stay In our town was so
short.
! Quite a bunch of hunters had
their headquarters at Jacob
Sharpe's above Knobsvllle, dur
ing the open season. They have
all returned to their homes and
with nice lot OF game. Messrs
Thomas and Darby went to their
homes in Pittsburg last Wednes-
day, and on the same day the
three men from Chester county,
as did also those from Delaware
county. While we have not
| loarnod fhof fhov not otxx foox.
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COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Superintendent Lamberson Has Every.
thing 10 Good Shape
and a
GOOD TIME IS EXPECTED.

GOOD TIME IS EXPECTED.
The following is the program
of the County Teachers Institute
which will convene in the Court
House IN McConnellsburg next
Monday.
The enrolling clerk, Mr.. Nor.
ton, will be in the t5uperinten-
dents Office from 9 a. m. to 11;45,
and from 1 to 1870 p. m.
Teachers will enroll as early as
possible. Do not ask to be en-
rolled between 4:30 p. III. and 5 p.
m. Have the exact change ready
to hand to the clerk.
The enrolment fee will be $1.-
so, which will entltle teacher to a
general admission ticket, note
book, pencils, soug. book, sc.
Teachers may exchange their
general admission tickets for re-
serve by presenting them at
Trout's drug store and by adding
25c. in cash.
Tickets on sale at Trout's
Drug store at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
sharp.
MONDAY, DECEMBER z.
AFTERNOON, 1:30 TO 4.
Singing; conducted by Prof.
Yoder.
Devotional exercise, Rev. Fas.
sold.
Address, w. w. Deatrich, A.
Nj.
Address, @. FL. Gordinier, Ph,
ID.
EVENING, 8 p. M.
Doors open Z, exercises at 8.
Lecture, j. Wight Giddens,
subject, "Uncle Sans People. "
TUESDAY, DEC, 8.
FoREoooN, 9:15 TO 11:45.
Devotional exercises, Rev.
Grove.
Address, w. w. Deatrick.
Address, F. F. Holsopple.
Address, G. H. GCrdluier.
AFTERNOON, 1870 to 4.
Song drill, Prof. Yoder.
Address, F. F. Holsopple.
Address, @. H. Gordlnier.
Report of committee on profes'
sional reading. 4.
Address, W. w. Deatrick.
EVENING, 8 p. m.
Entertainment, Maude Wells
Concert Company.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9.
FORENOON, 9:I5 to 11:15.
Devotional exercises, Rev. Bry.
ner.
Address, G. H. Gordinier.
Address, w. W. Deatrick.
Address, f. f. aolsopple.
AFTERNOON, 1;30 to 4.
Song drill, Prof. Yoder.
Lecture, F. F. Holsopple.
Lecture, q. Fl. Gordinier.
Lecture, w. w. Deatrick.
EVENING, Sp. m.
Lecture, "sThe University oi
Adversely" W. Quay Roselle.
THURSDAY, DEC. 10.
FORENOON, 9;15 to 11;15.
Devotional exercises, Rev.
Houston.
Song drill, Prof. Yoder.
Lecture, w. w. Deatrick.
Lecture, g. H. Gordinier.
Address, @. III. Gordlnier..
AFTERNOON, 1870 to 4.
Song drill, Prof Yoder.
Lecture, W. W. Deatrlck.
Lecture, @. II. Gordinier.
Address.
EVENING, Q p. m.
Entertainment, Durno.
FRIDAY, DEC. IL, 9:15.
Devotional exercises, Rev. Bry-
ner.
Address, w. w. Deatrick.
Address, @. II Gordinier.
Address, w. w. Deatrick.
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Address, W. w. Deatrlck.
Address, @. II Gordinier.
Address, w. w. Deatrick.
Report Of mittees and mis-
cellaneous business.
Adjournment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21
CARNIVAL COMPANY DESCENDS
ON THE CITY

Like a thunder clap out Of a clear
sky the Parker Amusement company
No. 8 swooped down on the city last
night, and ere the unsuspeeting popu-
lace were aware a full grown carni-
val began to blossom out on the cor
.ner Of Fourth and Kansas avenue.
The unexpected visit Of the fun
makers is due to floods in Texas,
which compelled the company to can
eel date there after an engagement
at Sulphur which closed Saturday
night Seeing that they were shut off
by floods, the manager wired to the
fire department here and quickly clos
ed contract to bring the shows here
on the same terms that were made
with the fire boys lest year
This is Parker, No. 8, remember.
No / and No, have been here but
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21
Install Cold
Storage Plant

The only up-to-1date cold storage
plant owned and operated In connec-
ton with it's own house by any pro.
duce firm between Wichita and Fort
Worth is now being installed by Rich
ards & Co., Of this city at their large
wholesale produce house near Second
and Choctaw avenue
Equipped with the most modern ma
chinery and refrigerating appliances
the plant will have a capacity for stor.
in from six to ten cars Of goods The
direct amonla compression system
viii be used. Although the capacity
Of the room occupied is limited to
the above amount the machinery will
be capable of refigeratingt vice the
space In the storage room All kinds
Of produce, fruits Vegetables, etc. will
be kept at a temperature ranging from
a34 to S5 degrees Fahrenheit
Tie machinery consists Of a seven
and one-half horse power electric mo.
tor, the compressor, and distributing
pipes From the compressor liquid
amonia passes through the pipes in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21
. FACTORY IS LANDED
Site VIII be Donated for an Institution That
wal Ultimately Employ Hundreds
of Men

A proposition Of the Jacobs Cigar
Vender company was accepted by the
commercial club this morning for the
establishing of plant for the manu-
facture Of their machines in this city.
A site Of ten acres of traekage prop
erty is to be donated by the club and
the company is to begin with brick
building 100 200 feet and employing
at least rs men. T he company is a
recently incorporated one and will
manufacture and sell automatic ma
chine for the sale of cigars which
was invented and patented by j. R
Jacobs and his brother The machines
are now being manufactured in Kan
sas City, but three Of the directors OF
the company-Dr 7. H. Williams, c.
NJ Fechheimer and Alger Melton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21
MAY TAKE RECESS

Guthrie April 21.- The legislature
will in all probability VIII within the
next week or two, take, or at least
set date for a recess of two weeks.
The governor yesterday reiterated his
intention not to call a special session
His advice is to adjourn for short
time instead of concluding the present
session and then reassembling for an
other.
The object Of the recess is to allow
the steering committee of the two
houses time to sift down the calendars
to bed rock, In their present condition
there is more or less confusion be-
cause of the multitude Of bills intro
duced.
The governor is quoted as saying
he believes the two houses would be
able to get together more quickly on
pending legislation if a short recess
were taken. The matter will be pres
ented within few days, it is be.
lieved
Governor Haskells statement as to
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GAME BILL PASSED BY SENATE

Guthrie, April 21-The senate yes
terday advanced to third reading the
Keys fish and game bill which amends
three sections of the present Okla
homa law and leaves the greater part
Of the law in tact The open season
for quail is to extend from November
l5 to February /, with a bag limit Of
is in one day. and for plover from
April to August u. The open season
for doves was eliminated. Hunters may
kin one buck deer during the month
oi November and two wild turkey COB
lers between April 65 and May Is, the
rest Of the year being the closed sea-
son. The game warden is allowed to
@declare for prairie chickens in any
county No one Is to be allowed TO
hunt upon closed or cultivated land
without the written consent Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21
ORGANIZE
new BOARD

An informal meeting Of the newly
elected school board was held yester-
day afternoon. The returns of the
school election have never been can
vassd and there has been some diff.
erence of opinion among the legal
lights as to whose business 1t is to
perform this important piece of work.
It was thought at first that the council
had no authority to do it but after
examination Of the law, the conclusion
was reached that the council should
canvass the returns and declare the
results and the city clerk shall issue
certificates Of election.
AT a meeting next Monday the coun-
Gil will do the work and Monday eve
ming the members of the new board
viii meet at Barefoot & Carmieaels
Office and organize for business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21

termined stand Of the grand jury, We
believe it is the duty Of the Law En-
foreement league Of Chickasha to press
its organization to the limit of the
county
Resolved, that in keeping with this
conviction we invite all peaceloving
citizens, rebardless Of political or re.
ngious convictions, to aid this league
in the establishments Of such organiza-
tions throughout the county; and lend
their assistance in the suppression Of
crime, and the violations Of laws that
peace and harmony be the chief CO.
ment in the life Of our community.
And be is further
Resolved, that these resolutions be.
placed upon our minutes and given
our daily and county papers for pub
! lcation
FAYETTE COPELAND,
W. A. FREEMAN,
w. S. STALEY,
Committee Y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21

this is a new aggregation of typical
Parker attractions, including an cleo
trio theatre, Alabama Minstrel com
pany Of p people; Verno the Wonder,
feet tall, weight SO pounds, "horri-
bic example" of the cigarette practice;
Fairies in the we'll; Wild Aura in the
den Of reptiles; a hippodrome show,
and the inevitable jumping horses and
Ferris wheel, together with Kennedy,
the high diver and fine band The
shows will be open tonight.
In connection with the carnival there
will be a beauty queen contest. A s35
ring will be awarded to the most beau
tiful lady in town. determined by
votes at one cent apiece The second
prize viii be a $22 watch and the third
a s12 umbrella. Ballot boxes will be
placed in designated stores.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-21
Officers Are
Commended

The following resolutions were pagr-
ed by the Law Enforcement league at
meeting yesterday.
Whereas, we appreciate the earnest
efforts and vigilant activity OF our To-
cal officers to enforce the law and to
rid our city Of a lawless element and
TO give our county Q maine for good
order and enforced laws, therefore be
it
Resolved, that we commend these
executive officers Of the city and coun.
ty for the good work they are now do.
in.
Resolved, that we call upon eli
good citizens to aid in this work both
by words Of appreciation and encour
agement and by more substantial aiC
if in their power.
Resolved, that in view of the effect
i've activity Of our officers and the de-