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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
AssIGNEE'S SALE.

Tho undersigned offers for sale the
stock OF goods. fixtures and good will Of
tho business OF Cammaclt Bros. at Buhl,
Ida, follows
Merchandise. per inventory. ..,, s7035 22
Fixtures , ..,.,,.,.,. bSd 90
The stock Is IN excellent condition and
consists OF n general stock OF mems and
boys clothing and furnishings. shoes
hats, otc.
Bids will be received up until p, m.
Tuesday. October 4. at the office OF tho
undersigned. at the Citizens State bank,
Buhl. Ih. Bids must be accompanied by
a certified cnecle or current funds for 10
per cent OF the amount offered, which
VIII he refunded If the bid is not ac-
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1T is impossible to feature any particular line,
owing to the diversity of styles. Extensive dis
plays enable each customer to choose to her liking.
Large and small hats are equally prominent. The
exclusive modes find ready buyers among those
who afford the finest. The showing of hats at
$8 $40 and $3.50 is larger than in past seasons.
At the same time, inexpensive headwear in beconl-
ing shapes great favorite.
No woman need hesitate because of the eX-
treme styles. We show large assortments which
are simplifed to a most conservative point.
Do not confuse the character of style which
our hats carry with high prices The aim is to-
ward reasonable prices and volume of business. 1t
is pleasure to show goods, and for that we
want you to visit the Millinery Department
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oward the Light"
Danish Monument to Finsen
l. 20 THE Tribune.

|ske to The Tribune.
1gAGEN. Sept. 2z.-1n the
The new all-Denmark hos
!. there has just been erected
4 monument TO the memory o.
, ,cIentlst whose name is rever-
I,nuchout the world-Nils Fin
.,x,,Il Of his investigation into
4 N lleht or the human body
~ the Finsen light treatment
4 brought hope and relief T.
!. suffering from lupus and
.,,ses hitherto considered incur
q discovery marked a definite
nd in medical science ana
an expensive apparatus Is re
rrr5 hospital that can afford
IN has installed it. with con-
rrssslng benefit. Crowned hcads
sureading the news Of It's. ac-
-sn,s. and Queen Alexandra OF
--lsrself q Danish woman-se I,
4 I'M the slum districts OF London
,armcnt OF the suffering poor
nplsb national memorial was in
4 Rudolph Tegncr. who has pro-
spup entitled, Towards the
Il shows three suffering figures
10 the light for health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
in Woman Is Winning

b Of the slim woman's triumph
ID 'fThc thinner one Is the more
ay the dTcssmakers,
I'D have been sad news for the
III a year ago. She would have
II dieting or exercise. Nowadays,
.ts woman who is too fat for
h goes 10 a druggist and gets a
Emols Prescription Tablets.
7kh she takes after each meal
,<itime and so reduces her SUI
ftsh quickly.
iablsta, being made IN accord
b the famous prescription, are
HARMLESS and they are. also,
Economical preparation a per-
tg. for they cost only 10 cents
nss. ono OF which is frequently
b start q person 10 losing fat at
N T. or i; ounces a day. Pret-
every druggist keeps this tab
|7sk. hut should yours be sold
IN easily obtain a case by send
: mixers. the Marmols company,
n BldE., Detroit, Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
n,r. IN The Tribune.

II u,,, 10 The Tribune
= ION. Sept. 2i.-While so
M very dull in the nation S
W. ,rc signs of awakening
.!l,;Ons !0elv point to an unusually
Esson o,son will not open until
pe in December, but even
n;sont ~ circle has almost en-
rs,sd rJd from various summer
sse'no,.,I, n,o.,.,,,nr places, and is busy
|9d The, ,bc official and diplomatic
lIofc ,ogins The diplomats are
|lg l1sg,,,yning mi and VIII not be in
fIo'm embassies and legations
i''s ''sortb' except here and there
nv and ambitious one. The
|ipoI,s oI,,nration in Mexico and the
rSS n conference and indepen
-. .,on in Chile are all detain-
,agy OF agriculture comes in
~ inc administration cir
.1atory OF state before the
mil and several Of his con-
oa,oher !. President and Mrs.
Y, toke any part In the social
~ sI,y until their return from
inspection trip. According
S sS,,snt's plans now made. he
80 will leave here iInmedi-
4 me fall elections. accompa-
narty OF friends and escorts
just who will be in this
Inn is not yet announced but
@ ~ nredlct that IL will include
u Roardman. Capt. Archibald
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Fashionable Fabrics That In
clude the World's Best

Shoppers are looking and buying, eagerly
seeking information about new fashions, new fab
RIGS and colors, trimmngs-sewing machines
whirring.
Our own judgment, reinforced by New York
critics, is back of displays of new Silks and
Dress Goods. We never had larger collection
1t is brilliant assemblage, vivid IN it's new color
ings. splendid in weave and design.
The alluremcnt Of Silks include satin l7rancaise
crepe meteors crepe de chine palette de satns pop
Inns Fancy silks Persian and Paisley designs pads in
Persian effects. and sheer Marqusettcs
In Dress Goods, wool and silk and wool, show
ing Voiles Crepes, Popns Tussah Royal Basc, French
Twis Serges. Scotch Suitngs, Vicunas, Matt Weavcs
Broadcoth and other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

Mrs. Jacob WiImert, Lincoln, I'll
found her way back to perfect health
She writes: "I suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times. A few weeks
ago 7 got Foley Kidney Pills and gave
them fair trial. They gave me great
relief, so continued till now am again
in perfect health.' Schramm-J johnson,
Qrugs. Five stores
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND 90.
Annual MeefinR.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
~ The Union Pacific Land Company VIII
Be held at the Office ts Of the somdPSnyo yooa In
tni,cr III. 1910, at IL o'clock a. m. for
tSo tS election OF six directors of the com.
nany. and for the transaction OF such
other business as may legally como Do
W. ALEX MILLAR,
Secretary.
Dated September 8. 1910. rlS3f
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SALT LAKE-DENVER.

Through Standard sleeper service via
Oregon Short Limo md Union Pacific
in Los Angeles Limited trains, leav-
ing Salt Lake daily at 1855 a M, ar.
ing day. City ticket office, 156 Main
street.
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NOTICE.

A regular meeting of the Utah Board
Of Pharmacy will be held October lS and
10. 1910. at the Museum building. Uni
vcrsity of Utah, for the examination OF
applicants In pharmacy. and such other
business as may come before tho board
WALTER II. DAYTON. Secretary.
rS96i
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cepted, The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
For further information consult the
undersigned or the Utah Association of
Credit Men. Boston building, Salt Lake
City. RUSS w, ALFRED,
Trustee. Buhl. Ida.
rro69
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ONE GOOD JOB BRINGS TWO

That's why the Century continues to
grow. Century Printing Co.. 65-57 Post
office place.
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AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS.

Los Angeles, GAL, September 20 to oc-
tobcr l.
Make your reservations now via the
Salt Lake Route, Salt Lake City to
Los Angeles and return, $50, Tickets
on sale September "a to 30 and good
returning until October 81, 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Ogden -Four State Fair and Horse Race

Special electric train every day via
Bamberger line. Leave Salt Lake 1o
noon. Fare $1,00 round trip. Septem
Der % to 29
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
New Silks at a Little Less Price

Paids printed warp Silks in Persian designs and flow
cred effects. These autumn Silks shown in va
rey Of coorings including the Paisley effects especially
desirable for waists foundations for Darquscte gowns and
trimmings coors and combinations good value at 81
Monday, S5c yard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Art Department Features
NeW arrivals eUery dan.

Il NeW arrivals eUery day.
i Beautiful stamped and tinted pieces to en-
broider; also hand embroidered novelties, cheaper
i than we have ever shown them before
II Tie racks collar and handbags beautifully embroidered
for 81 so
The New Rosette Embroidery
with Ideal Nuns cotton; finishing touches put with gold
thread and Jewels Tinted tops 75c
Tie Racks
Tinted embroidery with board backs rod complete
i special, 75c
Laundry Bags
plain coors of linen tan blue green red or pink Regu
| lar 81 25 for 75c
Shoe Bags
Two pockets made of figured and plain lnon
| red and green Regular 35c for Csc.
Rick Rack Embroidery
Some very good effects obtained these well
sofa cushions by simply sewing the rick rack which
| be had in blue, yellow and white
Pullman prom
Stamped tan linen and embroidered brown twisted
silk pockets for necessary articles useful pres
ent for who h going away. Stamped, regular $50
for $1.15.
Hammered and Pierced Brass-Two Very
Good Specials on Outfits
Metalography Outfit No. g.
The tools which Ore of the best quality of tempered steel
put up bass wood box This outfit contains the
following:
l ball pin hammer line traving tool No
'sfsRS TOO tool No. RuS $685. 9 for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
TEACHERS LEAGUE
HOLDS NEE N c
Boys Corn Club Is Organized
With Twenty Charter
Members.
:, Especial to The Times -pispateh.l :,

Especial to The Times Dispatc l.l
Wilmington. Va. February 6-The
Teachers League of Fluvanna county
held meeting in the Normal High
and Saturday It was well attended
and everybody seemed deeply inter
ested in the proceedings. School Elk
aminer c. G. Maphis, Miss Scott, school
supervisor of Albemarle county: Mrs.
Reade, of Lynchburg; Miss Shoninger,
of the Normal School, Harrisonburg;
Mr.. Farrar, the corn man; Professor
Smith, of the Scottsville High School.
and Rev. Mr.. Christian, of Scottsville
were in attendance, and all gave in
teresting talks.
The Boys. Corn Club was organized
with twenty members. and the league
heard the report from the committee
appointed at the meeting last fall to
perfect @ plan for public school eX-
hibit and fair to be held at the an
nual Farmers Association of the coun-
ty, and participated in by all of the
schools of the county. Awards and
prizes will be given for exhibits made
by the boys and girls. The subjects of
competition were fixed with reference
to developing love for home and
country life, and a higher apprecia-
ton of the labor and work incident TO
the keeping up of home. as we'll as
awakening greater zeal and ambition
IN the prosecution of their studies The
idea running through the whole plan
is to put into practical application
what they acquire in the schoolroom.
and to acquire in the schoolroom
practical knowledge of what they need
to apply in their home life, and that
each may stimulate greater interest
in the other.
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Ne,.. al Eastern shore.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
yOnancock, Va, February IN q.
rived in the county Thursday and filed
Sturgis has sold his bay mare, Merry
Ann! 200 IA to a party in Water
town. N. Y, for $4,000. Several trans
fcrs Of roadsters were made during
tho week Among them, BERTHE, from
VIM. S. Nelson to c., w. Teddeman, OF
northern Accomac, for handsome
sum.
last week looking over the proposed
rural delivery route from OnancoclS
to ChescoanesseN. It is understood
that he recognized the need OF it,and
gave the proposition his unqualified
approval,
The Virginia Agrlcultur Depart
ment, in co-operation with the Produce
Exchange, wtlIconduct institute meet
lings at Temperanceville. ParksleN,
DALEY, Painter, NassamadoSe and East
willie, Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thurs
DIV next
The Lighthouse Department has Just
completed a stone dwelling for the
third assistant keeper at Assateague
Light, The building cost $4,000 and
Is the first of the kind ON the beach
Rev. 4, W. Lacy, of Norfolk. recently
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elected pastor of the Accomac and
his regular appointments to-day.
Onancock is soon to have q garage
and shop with competent workmen
for all repairs. Ten autos are now
owned in the town. and quite num-
Der in the adjacent country.
j. S. Thomas. rural school instructor.
visited the High School Friday, and
lectured at night, with the view OF
making the teaching of improved agri-
culture part of the regular course.
Three prominent citizens. CAPTAIN
Edward b. Naples. DIR. Edward r..
Leatherbury and Levi r. Boggs, have
recently passed their eighty-fifth birth
days. A quiet gathering of relatives
and friends at the home of each mark
ed the event.
a contract for heating apparatus for
tne new jail has been awarded to b.
Mackenzie. of Greensboro, n. G.. for
5000. The supervisors at tho same
meeting determined to make applica-
ton TO the State Highway Commission
for the county's apportionment for i'm
provement of public roads.
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ent rock road. and also The road from

ent rock road. and also the road from
here to the Giles line.
Before adjourning a motion was
made and carried unanimously re-
questing Montgomery's representatives
in the Legislature to have the present
road law of this county repealed, as
1t has been in operation over ten
years. and is very unsatisfactory to
the taxpayers in that 1t takes more
than half of the money to pay the
road officials.
resolution was offered by Captain
ID. II. Barger and unanimously passed
requesting Delegate johnson and SEN
ator Hart to vote and use all honor
able means to secure the passage of
the Strobe bill relating to the assess
ment of the rolling stock of railroads.
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;ndeoyor Day observed.
special to The Times-pispat CHI.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va, February 6.-En :
deavor Day" the twenty-ninth annual
observation of the founding of the
Christian Endeavor Society. was OBJ
served here Tonight with special ex-
ercises at the First Christian and
Methodist Protestant Churches. at the
former church there was a missionary
program by the Endeayorers of that
church. and ct the latter a special pro-
gram included addresses by Edward f..
Sheffey. L. w. Walsh, Rev. J. l.. Mich
OILS and Miss TIilda F'orsberg. The So
ciety at the Virginia Christian College
also observed the anniversary.
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d.overnnr Eenrs I.ynching.

Savannah, Gn, February G.--Tele-
phoning here. Governor Ansel, Of South
Carolina, cautions against taking James
Young, a negro charged with murder,
to Bamberg county, s, O., stating that
he understood there was danger OF
5lynching, 9'he negro was captured
here by officer Hand, ofsBamberg. and
lis charged with the murder two years
ago of white man named Mix The
negro Will 90 held here until fully
Identified,
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was decided by unanimous vote to ex-
D. d.. of Waynesboro. to the pastoral
charge of the church. The meeting
was organized by the election of Rev.
T. r English, D. d.. of Union Theologt-
cal Seminary as moderator, and James
p. Blanks as secretary. The report of
the committee on pulpit supply was
read. recommending that call be ex-
tended to DIR. Stribling, and this re-
port was unanimously approved.
committee of the church visited
Waynesboro last December. and was
greatly pleased with DIR. Stribing as
a preacher and as man. 1t is UNDER
stood that he then consented to con-
slider a call from Tabb Street Church, and
the hope and expectation are that the
call. so unanimously extended, Will be
accepted. DIR. Stribling is In the prime
of life, man of family. and has
wide pulpit reputation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
COURT CONvENEs
IN NEW BUILDING
At Opening Term Tribute Is Paid
to Former Jurist of
County.
Especial to The Times-Dispat CHI,

nj
Christiansburg. Va, February g.
The first term of court was convened
In the new courthouse at this place
yesterday, and was opened by appro-
pirate ceremonies. Rev. r. l.. Barrett
pastor of st. Paul's Methodist Church
opened with prayer, after which Cap
tain John Il. Johnson was accorded
the honor of making the first mo-
ton of the term, which he did, giving
a history OF the foundation OF the Cir
cult Court of Montgomery county in
1881. Judge James T.. Brown being the
first Judge, and Rice d. Montague the
first clerk. The list of the judges
down to the present time together
with long list of the distinguished
members OF the bar, was given, and
their careers reviewed.
After this historical sketch was
given. Captain Johnson presented
resolution commenting Messrs. T.. +.
Smith, G. A. Crumpacker, c. w. Sur
face and j. G. Walthall. the present
Board of Supervisors. for providing
new building so we'll adapted to the
comfort and convenience of the court
and It's officers, and the court ordered
the motion, together with the his
torical sketch, spread upon it's records.
A special grand jury was en-
panneled. and returned eight indict-
mcnts for felonies. and the court will
be in session for two weeks trying
the criminal docket and other cases
which are ready to be heard.
a large meeting was held In the
interests of good roads. and petition
was prepared and will be presented to
the court at this term asking for an
election to vote on bond issue of
100000 to be used in macadamizing
turnpike from Christiansburg to the
Floyd line. and for improving the pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
SHIPS ABOUT READY
For WIRELESS TESTS

Norfolk. Va, February 6.-Work is
progressing satisfactorily at the Nor
folk Navy Yard on the scout cruisers
Birmingham and Salem. now receiving
extension masts for long distance
wireless telegraphy experimental work.
for which the two scouts are to pro-
coed first to the coast of South Amer
lea and thence to the west coast OF
Africa.
The wireless improvements being in
stalled aboard the two cruisers are In
tended to insure uninterrupted commu
nication from the ships to Brant Rock
Mass, at a distance of 5000 miles.
While off the South American coast,
to which the ships Will first proceed.
they will be only 1000 miles distant
from Brant Rock. The maximum of
1000 miles will be attempted off the
African coast.
The ships are expected to get away
in the next few weeks. Their expert
ments Will continue through the spring
and possibly into the early summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
COMPANY
EFFECTS ORGANIZAT

Norfolk. Va. February 6.--The i
folk Terminal Railway Company, WI
is to erect and hold the $1,000
union depot and eight-story o
building here. to be occupied joi,
by the Norfolk and Western, Virgin
and Norfolk and Southern Rallw
has completed It's organization.
officers are: President. Il. IL. John
of the Norfolk and Western Railu
Vice-President, Raymond Dupuy, OF
Virgtnian Railway: Treasurer, Cald,
Hardy. president of the Norfolk
tional Bank. and Secretary, r. w. ri
sell, of the Virginian Railway.
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Court Conycncs To-Day.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
Lynchburg, Va. February 6.--The
February term of the Corporation Court
will convene Monday morning with
Judge Christian on the bench. The
grand jury will have 1--WE or six felony
expected that Judge Christian will rem
der decision in the appeal case of
d. Fl. Dabncy, who was fined and
given a Jail sentence in the Police
Court on the charges of operating a
gambling resort raf9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
New Train Service.
rSpecial to The Times CHI. I

Lynchburg. Va, February 6.-The
Norfolk and Western Railway will
new trails from the East
into Lynchburg on March in order
to give the counties east of the city
The company agrees to give such a
train a trial for one year. Should
it be remunerative 1t will become per-
aa1af ! :
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council VIII Adopt midget.

SptCIdI
Lynchburg. Va. February e-Ihe
Common Council, at it's regular meet,
adopt the budget for the fiscal year
1slo-lell as it is recommended by the the
Finance Committee. The budget last
year carried s4911o4.a, and It VIII be
larger this year.
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Resldence Destrnxrn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol, Va, February 6.-The +
dence OF William Fl. Brown. secret
of printing firm here, burned to-,
The loss Is $4,000. with insurance
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
PREPARING PROGRAM
For TEACHERS, MEETING:
RI Tho Tines-D;snotc oh I

lSpeclal to me Times DiSpat CHI.
I Lancaster. Va, February 6.-The
next meeting of the Teachers Assoc
citation of northumberland county will
be held at Wicomico Church, on FRI
| day, February %. In addition to the
/ local talent, r. Fl. Russell. School En-
/ aminer for this circuit: Robert Lee
! phantom. editor of the Virginia Jour
nal OF Education. and Mrs. Daniel
/ Warwick Read, State Superintendent of
| Drawing, will be present and deliver
lectures or addresses. The Lancaster
| Teachers Association will be held at
Lancaster Courthouse on the follow
ing day, when the above named visit
ing educators will make addresses.
The remains of Miss Susan Hurst.
q native of this county who died one
vanced age. were brought to this sec
ton. yesterday and Inferred In the
family burrying-ground near WIoomico
Church. She was an aunt of Warner
Hurst of northumberland. and for
many years kept a boarding house in
Baltimore.
For nearly two months the farmers
of the Northern Neck, owing to the
long continued spell of wet, cold
wea her, have been unable to do any
work towards making preparations. for
this years crops. The roads are In
worse condition than for many years,
and in some places are Well-nigh i'm
passable This Is especially the case
with the new model road now building
between Lancaster Courthouse and XII
marnock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07
CALL IS EXTENDED
TO DIR. C. Il. STRIBLING

Petersburg, Va. February s-At a
meeting of the congregation of Tabh
Street Presbyterian Church, held after
the hour of morning service o-day, it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07

all school children are eXpectety
be present promptly. The end of
first term passed off smoothly
pleasantly.
owen Sadler, Of Forest Hill. has
visiting Mrs. f. C. Bridgeforth. of
Air.
Matte Goodman. of Sunnyside
visiting her sister. Mrs a. G. Rice
Chester, Chesterfield county.
The Police Commissioners are SC
uled to meet tonight in Council ch
The condition of Squire Fl. A. JoI
was reported as about the same
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07

Evangelistic services began in CO.
wardin Avenue Christian Church yes
terday evening at o'clock and will
be continued throughout the month.
The subjects of discourses and the
dates are: February IS, Salvation:
February 20. Faith; February 81,
Repentance: March s, Baptism The
subject last night was THE Old Book
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07

Rev. j. M. Rowland, of this city.
conducted the meeting at Laurel Street
Church. Richmond, last night. Mr..
Rowland has heen conducting for the
past two weeks these meetings for
DR.. James II. Moss, pastor of the
church. and by his great earnestness
has converted six and had many re-
quests for prayers. Last night closed
the meetings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-07

Rev. ]. j. FIX, Of Manchester, has
been asked to conduct q Sunday school
Institute. mbrncing the Presbyterian
held to-day and tomorrow in the Tabb
Street Church. The exercises will be
Of an interesting and instructive kind.