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National State and CITY Bank.
Gfrruttbe Dptiffs
NOTICE.

PLEA. TAKE NOTICE. THAT THE
Undersigned. being the eNecu'oi;
omaiifed according to the laws OF
Connecticut. Of Mary Nice. wooster,
decessed. who. at the time OF her
death. was domiciled in Deep RIVER,
connecticut. and who has nc personal
representative qualified as such win
4, 1bix state. will on the .tn cay
-, anyi1 1913. move the Court OF
9I,.stn1s Of the city OF Richmond.
state Of virginia. to enter an oroer
directing the transfer OF t~enty rfofp
R.ilwav and Light Company: a cor
nnration created under the laws OF
he state Of virginia. now now stapoins
81 - the name OF Mary McC.
Won Wooster. to the Connecticut IIu,t
"a SAFE Deposit Company. OF Hart
ford. Connecticut, as trustee.
II. ]. BROOKE.
Executor.
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NOTICE OF sToCKHOLDERs' MEET
ING

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
rHp INITIAL OR RGANIzATION.
meetilr Of the stockh olders OF the
Old Dominion Trust Company. In
corporated "a Virginia corporation.
has been called for. and will be hello
on Monday, January 81, 1913. a, ~
slack ,nidday. In the assembly hall
OF the Hotel Richmond. corner Ninth
and Grace Streets. Richmond, va,
for the p--pose OF taking such steps
as NAV be necessary to be taken by
rhe stockholders TO complete the or
uanization of the company ana or
s,,endfng to any other business that
NAV lawfully come before aid meet
- JONATHAN BRYAN.
secretary.
W. NJ. HABLISTON.
President
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Wednesday, Jan. IS. 1913
Commencing at 9 A. M.

me following property, consigned to
ne fennsyivania Mining and Reduc-
sion company. care Captain Bovd
smith Mineral. Louisa County. va:
oNf rl'E-FoOT HUNTINGTON MILL.
ONE ORE FEEDER AND OSE
GRATED SCREEN.
ne sale IL TO protect freight and
DINER lawful charges against xnfomen,
ana VIII be again advertised Decer-
Der ~ 1917 January 9Th and January
i-th. 1918. as required by Law.
In addition to the above We VII sell
various lots u Dry Goods, Clothing.
Rugs. Druggets. Furniture. Hardware
and miscellaneous articles OF every
description.
The public is requested to attend
Elevated seats provided for ladies'
and special accommodation will be af-
forded out-of-to~n buyers for ship
ping goods.
This will be an unusually large and
attractive sale
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY
l. T. SCHEEER
General Claim Agent
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Trustee Auction Sale

OF A VERY VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY AND TEN ACRES OF
LAND ADJOINING. WITH RIGHT TO
USE WATER FROM THE FAMOUS
oTTERBURN SPRINGS. KNOWN AS
THE
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@isffIIanfpus

SaFETY BLADES RESHARPENED
Tall makes). HARVESTED and guaran-
teed to shave as gocd or petter thsn
new Work received and delivered
az our local agency. Howell Bros.
Sixth and Broad. SHARPE CO, NO.
North Seventh. Phone Monroe
21s7
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TOBACCO SAlESIN
VARIOUS MARKETS

The offerings of loose leaf tobacco on
III. Rtchmond warehouse floors were
much larger last week than the ware
house men had expeaed. The tota
sales made at auction curing the tous
davs the auctioneer's song was nearu
mounted TO something over half
million pounds. II can't be SAID ina
this was anything like rush, put "
was so much better business tnan was
looked for after the harsh colo Weath-
err of the week previous the ~arehooss
men and the buyers were MADE 10 re-
ioice The offerings showed decided
innrovment in the quality of the sun
cured leaf, many good Wrappers anu
oceans OF good filters showing up
This was very encouraging 10 'hs mai
nfacturers and other buyers. and there
came early in the week much ANNA
lion Throughout the week the mar :
ket was stronger than before Inc non
days. the bidding much more spiriteu'
and the farmers were mucn petieI sss
isfied with the prices paid. The mar
Ea, closed on Friday very much strong
There were good seasons all over
the leaf tobacco growing counties last
week. and the warehouse men hsure
out that the deliveries VIII De very
large this week. In fact. a rush IS
loolsca for. In view OF this fact IL
has been decided to have Monday sales
this week.
Bedford city Tobacco Market.
Redford city, Va. January LINE
tobacco market has been quite active
since the opening OF the warehouses
after the Christmas holidays. and the
prices are remarkably GOOD. cons,aer
ing the inferior quality offered MOST
of the tobacco that has Deen oHereu
has been for foreign shipment. some
Of Il bringing as high as slS and -,
a hundred. small lot OF good wrap
pers sold on Thursday COMMANDED ~"
.rha nlanters are we'll pleased vita
the results thus far.
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aurtion 6aIfs sufurf Days
Nv 3. r. Hamilton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucticneers'
Eleventh and Hull streets.
South Richmond. Va
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF

DWELLING NO ZOOS DILL '"
AVENUE. OAK GROVE
At the request Of the owner. we VII
sell at public auction on the
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is 1915
at 4:3o T. NJ
the above described property. situated
on the south side Of Delaware ANenss.
he.wccn twentieth and Twersy-nrss
S,r..,s the lot has a frontage o.
thirtv-three feet. with a depth OF l+S
feet 10 fiftcen-foot alley The JIM
.',-,,,.,n,cnfs consist Of t~o-stors
frame dwelling Of ave r1on1s. IN -, s 800
tenantablc condition; Occur ,,h win
,n.k~ a nice little home OF good invest
TERMS. Announced at sale; 20
Auctioneers-
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=
WEST OF RICHMOND. VA: ALSO
ALL FURNITURE AND UTENSILS.
In execution OF a deed OF trust dated
September 90. 1911. from the Otterburn
Springs Corporation to the undersigned
trustee. recorded in Amelia cihcui.
Court clerks ONCE. deed book G.. page
20. default having been made in a por-
ton of the debt therein secured. and
debt, will sell at auction. on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ETH.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the aforementioned desirable prop
erty. The hotel has about forty rooms.
besides eight cottages. situated in
splendid grove of trees: has ali mod
ern conveniences. including water in
rooms. baths. public and private. and
gas plant. All furnishings will also
be sold. including the silverware. bed
ding. crockery and furniture. These
furnishings are nearly new and are in
good order. The proximity of this
hotel TO Richmond makes the location
very desirable The property is In
thorough order and ready for occu-
pancy.
TERMS: Enough in cash to gay all
costs Of sale. taxes and Insurance due
and one note for $3.50, due March 20.
1912 with interest on same. Dnc note
for same amount. due September 20,
1872 and interest. and credits as fol-
lows: One note for 34-333-53. due Sep
due September 20. 1914. and one note
for H.33334. due September 20. 1915:
interest otes on the above payable
semi annually; balance in cash.
II. r. POLLARD. JR-.
Trustee
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Zee, Goal ann INonn

$4,000 ~--->----~----~--~~-0>>
BEST DRY PINE WOOD. STOVE
lengths. $3.50 cord. 1926 AFFORD
Sis quarter cord: dry pine and OAK
mixed, 81 cord. $3.50 half-cord. $l.eo
ouarter-cord. selected. half-seasoned
slab. stove length. for heaters and
cook stoves. heats and lasts like coal.
so cord, sass half-cord. sl.6v quar-
ter cord. For big loads. phone Mon
roe 1915. LYME s. HARRIS. 1871 l.
Cary.
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; s1.75 half-cord.
DAVID NJ. LEA & CO Phone Mon
roe 6S6.
JUST RECEIVED SEVERAL CARS Or
nice dry pine and oak wood. Let
W. send you a load; II will please
YOU. Also the best anthracite and
lump spiint coal Orders delivere1
promptly TYLER & RYAN, 1901
West Cary Street Madison 1879
Monroe 3o17.
AUTO TRUCK CARRIES TO TONS
of coal and / l-2 cords OF wood
Quickest delivery. best service:
suburban orders specially one
hour notice all required LONG.
THE WOOD MAN, 1906 West Broad.
Phones: Madison 10Ss-107o.
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r,,.t National Bank OF Richmond. Va.
December IL. 1912.
THE REGULAR AnNUAL MEEI, In
90 the stockholders OF the FIRST
Nstional Bank of Richmond Va,
70 the election of directors and for
IN. transaction OF any other Dust
mes. which may properly come pc
-ors said meeting. viii De neie
Tuesday. January -. 1913, AZ Il
o,ciock noon. in the directors room
- the bank. No. 500 East Main
S,reet Richmond. Va
w. NJ ADDISON Cashier
virginia Trust Company.
psrhmond. Va. December 81. ISL
tut ANNUAL MEETING or LIE
s.ookholders Of this company Will pc
RIA AZ the once of the company. IA
ire city OF Richmond. Va. on I.es
dav January 81, 1913. al II o sioSN
noon secretary.
-yT,.3nia state Insurance Company
P,ehrnond. Va. December y, lsl.,
-rrr ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
s,.othoIders Of this company VIII
h.ia AZ the once OF the company
40 me city of Richmond va, on
TurrRsDAY. January %. 1918. at Il
{ WILLIAM r MILLER,
Treasurer.
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WE REPAIR AND UPHoLsTER FUR
niture in best manner. make over
old mattre .ses like new. send for
and return them the same Gay
fsieneD JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
Madison 32e'.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
ONCE of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va, December 81, 1912.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take
notice, that, on Wednesday. Feb
ruary 5. 1913. at IL o'clock A NJ. q
special general meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
will be held in the flee OF the com
pany. in the First National Bank
building. at the corner of Ninth and
Main Streets, in Richmond. Va. pur-
suant to. the call OF the president
and directors of said company
adopted on December 10, 1912. the
purpose OF said meeting being 10
take action upon a proposition OF
compromise and settlement nego-
tiated BY the president and directors
OF the company with the special com
mission representing the State o,
Virginia and its political sub
divisions as authorized by statute
and also to take action upon reso-
luton of the president and directors
of the company looking to an
amendment of the company's char
for attending 10 any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock o. the company viii be
closed on January Is. 1913, at
o'clock r. NJ and reopened on Feb
ruarv :. 1918. at 10 o'clock A ID.
~ order of the President ard Di-
rectors. NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
WI. II. WHITE,
President
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NOTICE TO rrBLrc

AZ FkETAEED To 10 FIRST
class slt0-lct.i lie WORK ~ work
Erararfeef Or 70 charge v-,rtf
tuned out promptly. EDWARD
HINCHCLiFFF. 31i wet Main
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onIF.NTAL RIOS AND CARPETS.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED ~ EN-
ceiIenf conelgumcnt ~ Oricntsl roes
ard carpets. 20 b. sold on eonmls-
si5u basfs "a the earliest umc pce
$50. m, ,oupris~s the hest makes
- ur~aves Of the Persian art wcaN-
Ine 7 earnestly request The pres
encc ~ ell my patrons snd those IN
,e-~.s~s in rugs 70 attend this ale
All rus~ viii ~ on exhibition ma ~,
ale Monday. Jsnusry IN W. s". -,
III sre ooid Take sovsnt1sr o.
his. a q. YARD. III North fiftn
street.
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Sutton Bats future Days
( Special
Sale "
Of : -
Unclaimed
and
Refused
Freioht !

We VIII sell at public auction 10 the
hishest bidder. unless otherwise dis
posed of. at our Freight Warehouse
corner Seventeenth and MARSHALL
Streets. Richmond. Va.
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Otterburn Hotel
Property

NEAR AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA.
On THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
IN OSE-HALF MILE OF STATION.
ABOUT THIRTT-SIX MILES SOUTH
WEST OF RICHMOND. VA: ALSO
ALL FURNITURE AND UTENSILS
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Farmyiiie Tobacco Market.

FarmviiIe Tobacco Market.
Farmville, Va. January - 80
much tobacco has been onered on ms
market since the holidays. nous
prices are materially higher. Less thah
a fourth OF the crop has oeen MAJ 80
"a The total number OF pounds SOLD
here IN to January was 2.lts,5'".
prices this week have ranged hlshs
than al any time during the season ~
hx,,a- .rades bringing from $lv 10 u
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ELEVENTH AND CLAY 0rRUDf3
opsn Aaliy from 70 4 - 70 y -
AAaisasn. sse Pre- % eas1feeSA
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settings


NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL ELECTION
OF directors Will be held at our
banking house TUESDAY. January
IA. 1918. between the hours OF IL
A NJ and IL VI.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
Oliver J. Sands. President.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Merchants "a
tfonal Bank Will be held al the
banking rooms Of the institution on
TUESDAY, January II. 1913, at II NJ
THOS- B. McADAMS.
Cashier
once Guarantee Building Corporation.
Richmond, Va. Dec 80. 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders of this corporation Will
he held at it's ONCE. No. North
Tenth street. TUESDAY, January IT,
1914. at O'Clock p. NJ.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON,
Secretary.
National State and City Bank.
richmond Va December Is. 1917.
TIIF, ANNUAL MEETING OF IHb
stockholders of this bank VIII De
held in its banking house Tuesday
January "a. 1913. at IL O'CLOCK noon,
for the election of directors anu
transaction of any other business
that may properly come peiore l"7
meeting. xrr,Y
Cashier.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

yo1-R WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed BY VIM. TOBIEN. JR.. is guar.
vesrs' Experience. Cleaning. 81: main
springs. 81. 4os East Broad street
FINE UPHOLSTERING AND NAT
TRESSES.
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Fr-MuEE RATES now OK Piano
moving and overhauiing by factory
Experts Prompt careful woIS
Guaranteed Phone Madison 81 =.
fTfAs ~. sTrEFF. Pianos. III Nes'
Broad
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BY Pollard g. BaSby.
Auctineerz.
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flats for Rfnt

TrRrF nooMs sSb BATH CPPEn
apartment. g. Oct. completely Tor
r.shed Tor hot.sekeepiug ii3 Sortn
Nsrffp street.
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NJ. NJ. FLETCHER. X. ".
Secretary.

A STATED COMMUNICATION
Ny of Fraternal Lodge. No. SO. A.,
" r. & A. NJ. will be held at the
Masonic Temple TOMORROW tMon-
day) EVENING, January 10, at 1880
o'clock. Work in the entered appren-
tice degree. Members are urgently re-
ouested 10 attend. and members OF sis
ter lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited TO unite with
us.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
WM REINH Elmer,
Secretary.
Office of the Watt Plow Co.
1865 East Franklin Street.
Richmond. Va. January 10, 1913
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company VIII
be held on TUESDAY. January 81.
1918 at o'clock P. NJ. in TIE office
of the company.
JAMES J. SUTTON.
Secretary
REGU LAR ANNUAL MEETING
stockholders Commercial Guarantee
Co. will be held at Business Mems
Club THURSDAY. January Is. r.
NJ. Election of directors and report
OF officers.
W. L. WARING,
President
T. s. MITCHELL,
Cashier.
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STOP. LOOK AND THINK

John LA TOUCHE. JR. NEW PLACE
33i West Main. Monroe 1852 French
and steam cleaning; ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned, $3.50: plated
skirts cleaned. 75c.; plain. SOC: gloves
cleaned. any length. 1oc per pair !;
gents suit. dry cleaned, soc; French
clcaned 81 Reduction on all work.
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cali. rHoSE MONROE III FOE
fsn. steamed crsbs. crab meat re
Urercd promptly. 700 North monroe
street
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ron MODELS. DIS. ENFEEIMENTAr.
and machine work. SEQ c. T. SHEP-
NFiti1. No. sol stockton street.
sp-fn ElSan-oaa. Va Phone Monroe
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Husinfss Opportunities

ron SAFE HOTEL, CAFE N ASp
ys in msnv respects now the lesG-
me, Ss city IT in Virginia The hp nest, 0u 70
LOOK for fourteen years. EAsn' ,his
zen millions in cash paid ont III tn,.
section annually. 20 rooms, &. 600
- owner says you can mar oH,r
'..,,' II annually: very cheap; owl
er,s attention elsewhere eoN NE
ereon,lv for particulars. sOMEh
S1TI.E TRUST CO. Newport
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PANAMA PORTAL AND f!H h i.fars
Peninsula Company I: -, etocl.
-Four For i ndor write THOMAS X;
BELL. PRESIDENT. Central Ns'i9 2r,s
rank Building. 81. Petersburg. RIA
Tampa Bay Portals nearest 20
anna Canal.
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Businsss opportunities

VIZ sAcRfFrcE MORTGAGE MOTH
due, n less than year SO you w.
make fS or II per cent; *eso takes
IL. and perfectly safe. too Aooress
SALES, Box 40l. City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
sEmLcENTENNIAL
COMMITTEES MEET

Activities arc being resumed VITA
yiFor hy the SOM centennial com
H1iffors after tho excitement caused
b. the food. aud IL Is expected that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
VOTE OF THANKS RENDERED AR
THUR INGRAM IN FIRST
WARD.
Mayor Kirk Is Endorsed at Each
Meeting and complimented on
Work Done During Flood.

Enthusiastic and harmonious sug-
gestion meetings were held in each
ward of the city Saturday evening and
each meeting was marked by an I'M
precedented attendance Mayor Har-
vey j.. Kinks candidacy for an cleo
In each OF the eight wards when I'm
every instance he was given unani-
nous endorsement.
Al the first, third. fifth, seventh and
eighth ward meetings, resolutions
were introduced commencing the cap
able manner which Mayor Kirk con
Quoted the relief work among the flood
sufferers while at the first ward meet
ing. vote OF thanks was rendered
Arthur Ingram. the retiring commit
teeman from that ward who has serv-
ed faithfully for 10 years and who is
now an active candidate for the Office
OF chief of police.
The suggestions made in the various
wards follow:
First Ward.
About a. attended the First ward
meeting. held in the Vigilant engine
house. and 1t was enthusiastic from
start 10 finish. Harry Whitthuhn. the
new committeeman. called the meet.
ing To order and entertained a motion
fOr J. ID. Bremen TO act as chairman
Alex X. Campbell was elected for sec
Rotary. The names suggested were as
follows:
First branch Council-James r.
Howard and William r. Otto.
Second branch-Lee Hedges. Ross
7. Chew, Louis Sipple. William Drake
William r. Gill, Alfred Peake, Jr.
Henry Ebeling and Louis Bartels.
Committeeman-Ro Reister and
Harry Whitthuhn.
Second Ward
The second ward meeting held In
the Chemical hose house was one o'
the most enthusiastic OF the evening
Justice Lee 7. Dobbs. presided a:
chairman and Richard Burrell az sec
Rotary The meeting was called e
order by City Committeeman. Rober'
Clark
The suggestions resulted as follows
Council. first branch-Ernest Rutter
=. l.. Becker. I. W. Jones
Council. second characteristics
\ Thompson. Charles WurtZberger, Ale,
/ Reichbloom. D. u. H. Stillyard. James
| Richards and H. y. NcKown.
Ci'y mittee-kobert Clark
Henry Allingsworth. &. f. McNabb
| James Nickcrson.
Tsird Ward.
| Third ward Republicans assembled
4 in the police Cour; room TO the numb be-
1 Ot Sixty Ia seNeuty-rNe ana altel
| the meeting was called tu order by Com
] mttteeman Frank Thompson. organic
4 cd by electing II. &. Richards chair
man and VIII J. beckett secretary
! The following suggestions We're made
/ First branch Jas. II. Riddle. IT.
/ II. W Fair: Second branch-Chas
Z Liener. J. +. Freeze. %. =. Higgins
3 loha :. Rats. Dr r. a. Hildreth. Al
herr Rempe. Chas. r BRAND. II. J
, Mccullough. Adam Kaltenbach; Com
I Eitte"man-B a Schuler
Fourth Ward.
| Tho Fourth ward meeting. held n
! the Atlantic engine house. was pre-
/ sided over by Judge l.. s Jordon
with Herbert Moore acting as sec
| re'ary
The following suggestions wer,
( made.
First branch--James McAdams Co
I Inns
Second branch-Herbert c. Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
COOK RESIGNS
HIS PASTORATE
PASTOR OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH MAKES ANNOUNCE
MENT
~ the Church Service Yesterday
Morning-Will Not Leave for
Several Months.

Rev. br. Cook. pastor ~ the IT-s'
~ -t' f"rian church ~ this city. gov.
his congregation quite a 4urpris. on
."...H uuI ming. p. reading the fol-
.'" inE announcement at the close 81
TIE quarterly communion service.
Nff'r careful and pra..rfuf .a.t.
s'reraii"n ~ the work 90 this ron.r,..
nIi"u. ana after o. long. earnest .tpd
tifilN ''ntsrcH,' with tile session.
"in led a. my own ,hoice 90 intin.at
T' Intention 80 rcs.rniug this pns-
i'rhf". in the near future
h~f' ar" som" Things however,
hat ! nave obligated ~, s.'f. az :s--
cor az this 'UrEr"gGt!uu. fo carry 90
. Hrl''i"u. witch NAV taks ID fe.v
Ono tfF tmc. lut o. soon as Z goo .h.
"af clear from such ubr-atipus
.fI I.t The session TO- support NV
'.'H h".'r" Nh"rilus Fr'si.t,rv fnr
90 ~'frffuDr "f %. pastoral rcfgf on
Sketch Of AS Passionate.
Ifr tn.. cam. fu fuI- srurgh more
than ten wears Irp as 90. pastor with
fh. l1f" lt.t Ir ~ s. tlrfIfgtaf1.
who t'd This rerufr r.f thi-ft-t,.p
sears. After o. ,urufrrh1m.4 go
''- w'Ht Or. cook remained n4 so.t
if''r 20" ie t g.tiuHf" o. fh. itf-
'f." University 40 EdirfIrr'r
r.Hf'url. tnN -f fr. Th.D'ori.a. S.r..
""ff "t d"rff'1. 'arHaH. ana WIS
''r. In- tnf-s'...fInu fu tlrI.st
''r N. 'n i.. II--f .rur.r Dor.
o." '.h NIa f..I t ur.4f frthfl.
aff ' rr'-f pastor .Ift. ..mIr- .,
f.. .itt ffr N.a ,rrffrd fh, f.fri. %
f.f nrit "f I .lulr. ..fftnu urmIsr.r-
' '''ir .f u u'.r. utfr fh..r ftm
IH' t- H''r t'f.r BOO a arr.
f..t..'r sabbath .h.uI v Hftt Htfsrt,
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