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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-16
Pcetfy.
ROBIN AND MAGGIE , AN IDYL.
ny n. N, HovEpoN.
THE RUSTIC LOVER.

THE RUSTIC. LOVER.
Rob looks on while Maggie wcrss, y
Follows ovory stitch Of sewing
Robin fidgets, Robin jerls,
stammers-"Now, must DO going"
Maggie. with saucy glance,
Sets his heart and face n-glowing;
She'll Iced him a pretty dance
With his--"Now, must be going"
Robin sits till milking time
Listens TO the pigeons cooling,
Not word in prose or rhyme,
only-"Now, l must be going"
Maggie kilts her linscy. coats,
Such pair Of ankles showing,
On those ankles Robin doots,
Yet he says-"I muBt be going"
Maggie takes tho milking-stool.
Pail across her shoulder throwingj
Robin follows like fool,
Vowirg still-"I must bo going"
Out together in the byrc,
Where the heavy Kline are lowing.
Robins brain is all a-fre,
Spite of-"Now, must be going"
Maggie's ears against the COW,
Both hands keep the milk ALLOWING,
What chance for Robin now
Can he say--''I must be going7"
Maggie's lip begins to pout,
Piquc into vexatoh growing
"Robin, you're shcepish lout;
Laddie, sure you're long a-going."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-16
Ben Butler OutVvIticd by a Ter.
rter Puppy.

a gentleman ftom Hanover informs
us that widow lady, residing near
Ashland, was rewarded Saturday by
tho finding Of treasure valued at ovor
81, 900. During the latter part Of the
war, when Hanover was 30 frequently
subject to tho visits of raiders, this la +.
dy placed in an earthern pot three
gold watches, with chains attached,
belonging respectfully to herself and
two daughters, five mussive plain gold
rings, 10 ditto brooches, nine ditto
sloevc-b buttons, and gold sruff-box,
one dozen silver table-spoous, one doz-
en- teaspoons, silver urn, teapot,
cream jar, and sugar.dish, and several
hundred dollars in $50 gold pieces.
Tho jar was bdrried at night, very
hurredly, and the place marked, as it
was thought, in u most unmistakablc
manner. Since tho termination of the
war, every effort to resurcct the treas
ures has proved unsuccessful until last
Saturday, when, strangly enough, the
hiding place was discovered by II dog
that ran mole into a hole, which led
directly 10 tho earthcrn Jar 1t is
somewhat remarkable that tho lady
kept the burial Of tho jar a profound
secret, save among tho members of bpr
own immediate family. Our inform.
ant states that there was great rejoic-
ing in the household on Saturday, par
ticularly when it was discovered that
tho articles wero all IN good state Of
preservation. on.--Richmoad Enquirer, 18th
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-16

AN ALABAMA FREEDMAN applied to
the Mobile Savings Band for $3.50 az
the price Of his vote.
, 1868-02-18
acknowledgements

" ISTEN over VaIgberettlsede III Co
Ia loniaIraadet err henlagt til Ettersyn
paa dette Steds Thinghuus fra 15de til
asde dennes begge Dage indbetattede,
fra Klokken 8 slet Formiddag Ill Klok-
ken 3 slet Eftermiddag. Enhver der har
I~ndsigelser at fremfore imod Valglisten
opfordres i Henhold Ill Coloniallov at
o7de November 1868, 25 senest 8 Dage
efter Udl6bet af den ovenneynte I'D III
Valgbestyrelsens Formand skrlttl'geen at
jndgive saadan Indsigelse med Opglvelse
af de Grunde hvorpaa samme stottes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christlansteds Byes
Valgkreds den 7de Februar 1868.
G.. SarauW,
Formand.
, 1868-02-18
acknowledgements

V ISTEN over VaIgberettigede til Co
GQ lonialraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn
paa dette Steds Thinghuus fra 15de til
28de dennes begge Dagc indbefattede,
fra KIokken 9 slet Formiddag til Klok-
ken 3 slet Eftermiddag Enhver der har
Indsigelse at fremfore imod Valgllsten
opfordres i Henhold til CoIoniallov at
27de November 1868 s 25 senest 3 Dage
efter Udl6bet af den o%vennmvntc It'd, til
Valgbestyrelsens Formand skriltligen at
indgive saadan Indsigelse med OpgiveIse
af de Grunde hvorpaa samme stottes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Byes
Valgkreds den 7de Februar 1868.
q. SaraUW,
Formand.
, 1868-02-18

gNHE list of those qualified to vote for
M members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Court
house from the 18th to the 28th instant
from 9 o'clock a. m. to 3 O'Clock p. M.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list is hereby in accord
ance with the Colonial law dated 9th
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing 10 the chairman OF
the electoral board with the reasons on
which such objection or objections are
based, within 3 days after the last men
toned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District Of the Jurisdiction of Christian
sted, February 9TH 1868.
% Sarauw,
Chairman
, 1868-02-18
Publication.

gWHE list of those qualified to vote for
"A Members of the Colonial Council IS
exhibited for inspection at the Court
House from the 18th to the 28th inst.
from 8 o'clock a. M. TO 3 o'clock p. m.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list is hereby in accord
a6ce with the Colonial Law dated eth
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing to the Chairman of
the Electoral Board with the reasons on
which such objection or objections are
based, within 5 days after the lastmen-
toned date. >
The Electoral Board for the town OF
Frederiksted, February 9TH 1868.
G.. SarauW,
Chairman.
, 1868-02-18
PROCLAMA

ALLIE og Enhver, som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afd6de T0mmerhandler Dominique
Alverty af St. Thomas, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for Undertegnede, der tilligemcd Hr.
Edouard Lefebvre af Paris ere den
Afd0des Executores testament, at
anmelde og beviisliggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thomas den lode Febr. 1868.
s. BARTHOLOMEW LANCE.
, 1868-02-18
acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgjores herved, at de
~ ordlnaire Sessioner paa Boet eff
ter afg. T0mmerhandler ID. Alyerty
af st. Thomas, der behandles af I'm
dertegnede og Hr. Edouard Lefebvre
at Paris SON Executores testament,
indtil yidere afholdes den 3die Man
dag i hver Manned KI. 10 midday
i Eiendommen Mr.. 90 Dr~onningens
Gade, Dronningens Quarter.
st. Thomas den lode Febr. 1868.
Paa egne og Mederecutors TTegne
S. BARTHOLOMEW LANCE,
, 1868-02-18
Publication.

EqlHE list of those qualified to vote for
a Members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Court
House from the 18th to the 2Sth inst.
from 9 O'Clock a. M. to 3 o'clock p. m.
Whoever has any objection TO make
against the said list is hereby in accord
ance with the Colonial Law dated 9th
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing to the Chairman Of
The Electoral Board with the reasons on
which such objection or objections are
based, within 8 days after the lastmen-
toned date.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Christiansted, February 9Th 1868.
e. SarauW,
Chairman.
, 1868-02-18

The Electoral Board for the town Of
Christiansted, February 9TH 1868.
G. Sarauw,
Chairman.
NET bekjendtgj0res herved at Re
~ partitionen i afgangne Planter
John A. Foss og tidligere abode
Hustrues Bo vii bIive fremIagt en-
Skiftesamling, som vii blive afholdt
paa n@vnte Bo, Onsdagcn den lite
Marts d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den ste
Februar 1868.
G. Sarauw.
[0ET bekjendtgj6res herved at Re
IDJ pa%rtitiOnen i Ambrose Cornelius
Groves Fallitbo vii bliye fremlagt i
en- Skiftesamling, som vii blive af-
holdt paa nHynte Bo, Onsdagen den
lite Marts d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den ste
Februar 1868.
C.. SarauW.
NET bekjendtgj0res herved at Re
D partitionen i Caroline Rosabelle
Moths D0dsbo vii bIiyc fremlagt en-
Skiftesamling, som vii blive afholdt
paa neynte 30 Onsdagen l8de Marts
d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den Ste
FebrIar 1868.
G.. SarauW.
NET bekjendtgj0res heryed at Re
ID partitiOncn i Hermann Wallen-
helm ThrRn's FalIitbO vii blive frem-
lagt i en- Skiftesamling, som vii bliye
afholdt paa nnvnte 30 Onsdagen den
lSde Marts d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den ste
Fcbruar 1868.
C.. SaraUW.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

We on 's.1a or HRsE -,
the first inst. the demiser OF, this. learned
scholar and pious priest. The deceased was
born in 1911 8 embraced the ecclesiastical
profession when eighteen years Of age, and
was ordained priest by Mgr. BouEget on
the goth July, 1882: The name Of the Rev.
NJ. Desaulniers viii ever be associated with
those of Mgr. Joseph Larocque and NJ. Le
Grand Vicaire Raymond as one of the foun-
ders of the Little Seminary of st Hyacinthe,
to the service of which he devoted the labors
Of his life. By the students Of that institu-
ton his memery will long be held in honor.
His mortal remains were committed to the
cal dignitaries of the diocese, and of that Of
Montreal were in attendance. q l, -, III.
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ITO be Continued. ]

THE BISHOP OF GALyEsroN.-A Texas
exchange informs us that on recent visit to
the Josephine, while lying in the harbor of
Brazos de Santiago, the editor of the
Brownsville Rancher0 saw an elderly
gentleman whom he took to be Bishop
Dubuis:"
In genuine Texas style, he says, we in
troduced ourself to the bishop, and right off
found him, just what we expected, an
amiable, accomplished, jovial, finished gen.
tleman. The bishop is undoubtedly one of
the very purest and best men living. He
appears to take the world altogether by the
smooth handle, and inclines to the belief
that everybody's heart is just as good and
pure as his own. There is no can't about him,
and he does not appear to have worldly
thought; his object and aim being to serve
the great cause of religion. He was very
anxious to get off for Galveston, where
pressing duties call him; but he laughed
and joked over his detention as though it
were u pleasant pastime. He said he had
no idea when the Josephine would get
away, g that she was so badly frightened
she was afraid to- move"
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TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW.ORLEANs
THE INV o11IA1s MORNING srA1.

For yeAfs hAs beeA master Of sstonishment
not 70 ssy Of thst in the mefzpos u tho
South, With Catholic eommunity like ours numerous,
Intelligent and truly relgioua, there singie
Catholic peRss IN EnE3sh AdnittnE 1T ssch psPer
start Weekly English paper mainly devoted 70 the in
NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR AND CATHO-
For the intellectual and material have
chosen Of faith and talent abo editors, and
perenood managers Thoroughly devoted to tho Catholic
Tho "MoRNlNG STAR" viii be printed in quarto
form Of eight pages. 3dd lai,-.t :. x
Terms-Fonr dollars per annnm, in advance.
To prevent all failure and to guarantee tho pernna-
nency af tho Undertaking, II win DO based joint
Louisiana
The joint stock company will be composed Of stock 70
the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars in
Five Thousand Shares of Twenty Dollars per share
one half of each to be paid cash.
The patronage Of the Rev Clergy Of the neighbOring
dioceses il earnestly solicited. :
The whole management will be under the supervision
Of committee composed Of four Priests appointed by
the Most Rev. Archbishop and three layen elected
by the stockholders. -..r y. . .
APPROVAL OF THE MOST REV ARCHBISHOP.
mend It the Catholics Of diocese. We appoint
Rev. N J. Perche President, and Revs Thomas
Smith and - ElanRgan ~ ecclesiastical members OF
~ NJ; Archbishop Of New Orleans.
New Orleans December ~, 1867.
The Rev Parish Priests invited to read this pros.
n. j. PERCHE, v. g.
President of the Committee.
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below give the location and name Of Churches
instruction. Wespels and Be.sdicsoo The location q
Free schools with the number Of children attending
Is.sssIcss So.e:gssa. 6Ks.sf a:,en.s eeess.s. Or.
ss,S.s:: Re-; z 6s%si.:s, e "a TIsasureE Pesss.s;
Aalghy g Sh.Pi.an; Rev: >; HaSsrs; s g, P1ssss
3. = s: Sslsss:ss s::ss. 81; .
4 si%on. =: Rsx: 3 j; ar.ye.: Roy + Do css.isr.
go and no
uss .ss and
Rsv As x asssss r. G.5
4
sss Eng
81 &
Benedieton At oslock
Sssss'; sse
S. kes shsssas r. Mss
days Mass. snds o'clock; Sundays and 10 o'clock.
q. Evening de-
.anss mp IaKs i0;sp@ns ,ree eses" Con
Be9edict Neithart. r. Masses and devotion same
Nsrs BaS. &c Bon ssso.rs t.e.e, Jse..en stree. BE-
ZEE Ess sa 1s Ssssn cs
s S OK ss Msss at
oclocI in SUMNER and 81 In Winter. 'enns sermon q
St Mary Archbshops Church Ohartres street. betpes,s
a asy. e. Sesss
H. Is It Z.
sna Osd LeDse-Rsy. Father Coste Pastor. Week day
xs.1sss
aas 10 Eco
peEs and Benediction at r. NJ e'e~'
and o Fsshss o PASTOR cape
F.shsr simon; Week day Mass Il O'Clock sunday ct
81 Loas Cathedral oaartrs street 6staose St Ann and
asx
Week day Mass g and O'clock sundays, 6, T. 8 and
sdietsn ss eeoef e'a O'CLOCK y''p'r' and Ben
Father snRsssn Pastor. Tsx
sheehan Rev Father Hoton. Week day Mass at si and
vespers az and 10 Sermon at 10
50 JO,sphs Common street ee.,eeen aras and ysuere
G NJ Rev. C. Bogoii C. M Rev VIM Kelly, G. 5.1 NJ,
H.
RoadaRev; Father Jaubert Pastor Rev Father Subj.
Sunday at 4 and TO- Sermon at lOoclock. vespersa
Preur-Rev. Father Tumoihe' Pastor Week day Mass Lass
at ocl9ck Sunday, and o. Sermon at Ct vespers
81 1tinity German, Church Sc Fsrd;nsnd.
Pastor. Rev Father LeCnard Rey Father Treyis WeeE
% at At at and TO- Sermon "
iineent De Paul Grestr,en est,oeer M9ntsgut and
AZ o'clock. Sunday at and TO- Sermon O'clock
One Sunday in French and Sunday in English. Yes
pers at a o'clock
AanuasiatiGa Church eors" II MandepHe and Morales
o'clock. Sunday ut and o. Sermon at o'clock. Yes
peIs at 4 o'clock.
81 Peters Church Craps street. bet,oeen Marigny and
Mdndecie streets-Rev. Father c. Moynihan Rev Father
Fitzgibbons Week day Mass at 81 o'clock. Sunday
st Rose Lima, Bayou street bet,oecn Dorgenois and
Broad streets-Rev Father +. Mttelbronn.- Week day
Mass at o'clock. Sunday at a TO- Sermon at 10
o'clock. fVespers at o'clock
Chapel the UTsuline Conuent, Third DistTict-Very
Rev. NJ Perche, Chapain.-Mass on Sunday ut 81 and
al o'clock.
ST yoSephs Church Gretaa.-Op Sundays, ut o'clock.
Low Mass at ~ o'clock, High Mess, and Sermons in
EiIEis' nnd German "a oN alternate Sunday ut -
O'Clock, Vespers and Benedictlon.
Holy Cross { fae Orphan ASyi,rn,) Independence
Tuohy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

WANTED-A pair of spectacles to suit the
eyes of potatoes. The club with which an
dea struck the poet. A stick to measure
narrow escapes. The identical line viii,
which an angler caught Il cold. An umbrella
used in the reign of tyrants. A knot from
the board man paid thirty shillingsa week
for.
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II each did little toward increasing hu-
man happiness, the world would be far
better than it is, for mercy blesseth him
that gives and him that takes. =
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either of tbeee two ,,odes j,Ss ~,
the Drectors az the Nrst cIass ~ 70
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CHAPTER v.

3 The sun had climbed well-nigh midway
in the heavens, lighting up Clew Bay and
it's hundred isles until they glinted like
emeralds in the blue setting of the sea, as an
old, white-haired man and a young girl
the latter carrying a small bundle in one
hand, while with the other she supported
the failing strength of her companion, made
their way slowly and painfully, along the
valley through which runs the bright j." Eriff'
river on its way to the ocean. Following
the up course of the stream, they had passed.
almost without knowing it, through some of
the finest of the mountain scenery of the
west, up hill and down hill, by pretty cas-
cades, in which the river seemed to be play
ing with the obstacles which opposed it ::
round huge bare shoulders of rifted and out
jntting rock; through dark, deep purple
Corges, which looked as if the mountains
had been wrenched violently asunder in Or
der to produce them and now, at last, they
found themselves in quiet, tlreary- looking
9len, where cushions of soft moss and yield
ing heather seemed to WOO them to repose
Nevertheless, footsore and worn out as they
evidently were, they continued to press
bravely forward until they had nearly ar
rived at the farther end of the valley but
by that time the old mans head had begun to
dr0op YEARLY on his breast, and his steps
had become so languid and uncertain that it
was evident it would be perilous to proceed
farther without giving him the rest he 81
absolutely required. Choosing, therefore
Il little nook, where the turf grew soft and
dry, and where clusters of tall fern ana
heather, rising nearly six feet from the
root, seemed to promise at least partial
shelter from the midday sun, the girl quietly
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Below give the location and name Of Churches
the Pastors and Curates the hours Of Mass Sermons
Instructions Vespers and BeHedction. The location
Free SchoOls with the number children attending
each, the nance Of Principals ETC.:
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
pASSFNG FRS TO ARRITE.

FRoM SAN PRANCSCO-The Nevada which sailed from San Fran
cisco ON the 9Th n Benedict ani w Chare. De Buck
10 ana Tires chIlireui NJ SaIe. Higgins W B Moelin, Miss
slverpe MAdAms Silva and ehd Thomas sehnsk g. Phaon
Miss G. heudder NJ Smith and wife
Joapb MI Mares A. " HILL ". HaWesi J. NgoureaE WIZ and
chd T. Briggs wife and ehd yohh onaho William Mcdonald
~ Mstbesn Nj HAusmee II. Salsbury, 6. W. Black, D. l.
Bingham Mrs. II Barton and eht, Mrs NJ Gay, W z Gibsea
Tes Barpe, W Pnuge H. r. Boomer A. Carter T. p. Davis D.
D.vjs obn Bsbb WIN MeKnuon Mrs H. X Clifford and chill
5,n Cbaa Won Haron W Bayley O. Knowles Mrs VI L. Gaeey
o., Isnie Miss H. Lyons Parma aud a. Lew, Brooks
M.yer, phillips Daay John b. Mont Samue Chtsndan,
oAs Nou smith, j. H. Iaylor wife and two ehdreni
Geo Cammau ee three children l. e. Phbert H. simmons.
v Duhane Tuu6al s. Freedman G. H. Saytoh, Miss m D.
C Miss Bryau Catck, T. Ekn Geo Ross, J. A Lewis,
Ssors, Hayscu p McGoTerp D. Heyer l. SPohal Fsn,
n,g,s F,rd Brown Ducy Thomas Moy Mrs w hion and
rhid Osbor George Tse j. s Nichols John Watson Mrs
watson and child II. Remhardi n r. Marcy "m Brown r.
Walters NJ d. Alexander satheI Mrs
Broason and OaaL H. Camp James Mars Charles byoos tS
srty Tbos n Anoud Joseph Gardner wife and ehd Mrs
kesen MAS Isl BeA T. G. HaveneI Gsorge Morrison, Alex
G,es M Hrkn samuel Todd Jsha Steward W. fhorne, L.
fb.,e WIN Wson y Austin, NJ. Richardson wife and child;
Mrs O. Lemon Hard heclslsn P orewell Camp
hall A. McNulu r. Fitzpatrick j. g. Edgar and vfe n Paneh,
MeGaneey MonAhan and three children J. o. Tabor James
Wl.Op William WesR D. kHoI Acksmaa and vile Wa Lssfhs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. Thursday, Aug. 20. 1863.


-, ....,ro5 in the real estate business are
,,rirr for the Fall trade which IS expected u ~
di.rfude and 10 commence early as sep', - -
, there ia comparatively bus ltte doinE' '''l.' 80
srllrban property; but this dulness canNO' -
49,. much longer and IN short time the yoi,os Saes-
Sncuour,is Will De heard again u 'uo 1-A'@
roou. han can't into the Office Of the
inspector 0f aues ior appro oE.dirS No Macdou-
q y.. ~ 1r,s n IIman architect LoeiS - t1
builder john II. WeeiIuan' Ii" Ii"u 55lsl. Two stOrIesi
II. Cost $1,000 I0t 25&lOg Dul.uinI Ii,o,,s
EortH rI,- rcb nst roof; aefatou'' west cor.
Iuggi I5-Iurre nrscnss D9lat.e e,9Bgr samuel j.
pei f o. .,rt Vm saxt0u. Plan 10. ~ TGiil5iurs
AUG. g.. Cost 500 sa.I Stone, flt roof
49, one second class dWeiMS' o. Z, - V VT,lir.
ave au seye4y teS Fs bndsrs Johnston Brother
30 ~ g.. approved August ii cost eio.J} u ~. . -. ,6
tni5in. sss four stOres' CIo'oh DiICA' N'' ioO '-o
family t'g u Gpe second-cass dwelling g. Of Third
ave Iglg OF eoycny.nn owner, M IA ~ st
fecf r. Barnes plan 10 O-, gu s & ,5 base,
SiSGg .. 15CXI0G budiug 2jEU Two stories allu Daso
gt i. stone: fat root; family Oh each hOOI'
Aug .-EOar hr>i-ciass dwellings, :. & SSS .,I a
Je,i1,fDr we and Forty-uiuth-st., owners hoLn1h
Fauuu- llntect Luis burger! lsl l ~ ;5 G 2r5J
Augustlr' cost si3oto eaci lot 1,Al' 9ulIcl M 1'N'
fJr stoit. and basement; brown hlGt AaS IUo- &C. o.
d,o7e Oue tenement. D. f. OF Forty rslsi, j. ~
q OF EtgtI-avc owner Naich.ne hu. % 1'04'00' '0NN
IavreI o.: plan No C2l, not yet acted on r,,., q,
August Lone sesOndcass dNelihs, H. ~, g.. W. me rr -
100 n. O. OF Avenue q; owners Ie N"NeIy lI"I "Ol,
architect D. j. Bururts; Iau 10 ,9- 80, vU et,7ies
90 cost ..HJ lot 15Nlla; buAuilg t'Allo,
0rc rrs aid iu cement wood fiat rool 70 DC OcouPeu
as "a machine shop. ,,..-.--. so.Alo
Mr JOIN Hires Of salem n j. is building two o09ste Ei1d
4cuaulfr.t horses iH Wcsicy-st. Mr JerNlS Hires e
5ue another similar dwelling on tie opposite slut oL .lg
These hud ready tenants Iei'7
,pge rluate with the means of the many Waut
lng homes. Improvements are cOhuL4dH! holLS oa "a
Nesl4,..r NeghaniC-st was recently graded ana
Strengthened. .t.., c.,i,4,.
The East Bridgeport Conn, CongreCaUOnal 0oC.o'g
have voted 10 purchase the lot Of Park and Bar
siIs a. "A Site for church which Will be erected as
tine necessary means can oe prOguIec H., tt ,
of I10 with buildings thereon. at Hyde Park known
a. the sjou.ubursh Farm 10 D. NNMcAeA oI biOOAJ N'
Cor $4,000 cash.