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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

ADAMS & WILDER will sell tomorrow, az
noon, very pleasantly situated residence on
KukuiSt- and as convenient dwelling houses
just now are quite scarce, a good opportu-
nifty is offered for any one wanting a COM
Portable house in : desirable locality.
BMLs.-These are of course plentiful with
everybody, this being the squaring up I"
time OF the year. 1t is true that everybody
should meet their indebtednesses at the end
Of the old year, but as we are all dependent
one upon another, We frequently are called
upon By circumstances to exercise the
heaveu-born quality Of charity, each to the
other.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

Our thanks are due to Bennett ofthe News
Depot for files of late papers ex WtHdloard
and Comet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

We are requested to state that the usual
religious services viii be held in the session
room of Fort St. Church, this "wednesday,
evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

Wal KoLoA.-This is the name given by
the natives to the wind that frequently, at
this time Of the year, blows from the diree-
ton Of the Kaala range OF hills, which form
the western boundry Of Oahu. It comes
10 those who have lived for some time in the
climate of HonOlulu-with an invigorating
GOODNESS. At night, one requires an extra
covering, sometimes even blanket, and in
the morning. the usual additions are cut
short, the water having feeling as though
it had touched an iceberg, all the way from
the Arctic, while the shaving water is requir
ed to be warm. We believe, however, that
the general opinion has prevailed that this
season of the year is more healthy than the
summer months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

This resume gives neAriy thirty miIlion pounds q
sugar % arrive before the Soth Il March
The consumption during the Psriod between the
prr-eut tine and that date viii not excee,i twelve
miiiioa pounds. number Il causes have combined
20 bring about the arrival q these eArEo-s q sugar
during the next three months We give heloN
statement q the quantity which has arrived at this
rs1-t 1urfu. the rtSt vesr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE
COTTAGE WANTED.

"a A NEAT LITTLE COTTAGE.
e.42. of two or more rooms, furnished or I'M
furnished. near the business part Of the town.
Address, Immediately, with particulars, Box
SO, Post Office, Honolulu.-42-2ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

BROKE UP-A lot of Chinese gamblers, of
about 50 or IS, had gathered together AZ
house opposite Let's shoe store for the pur-
pose of trying their fortunes As mos, of
them were old hands at that kind Of game,
il was no; TO be wondered that the police
did not succeed in catching the birds in fla
granite, il being besides an old trick with them
never to show any money at gambling but
10 give 10 the whole affair the aspect OF n
most innocent entertainment About 20
succeeded in making their escape at the first
alarm Of approaching danger. The rest, Is
IN number were arrested for Sabbath breaking
and fined $40 each in the Police Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

Loss OF SCHOONER MARIA--We are sorry
to report the loss Of this fine schooner while
lying at onomea, on the morning of the Soth
ult- The vessel left this port for Hilo under
the command Of Capt Bsbeock, well known
TO our community as a careful and expert
enced captain, and made quick run of two
days passage with light winds, which proved
her good sailer and well adapted for that
route She had on board freight for the Ono
me4 Plantation, and while waiting for a favor
ably opportunity to land her cargo, heavy
swells hove in from seward, which parted
her chains and drove the vessel against the
bluff, and soon after the vessel became total
wreck She was owned by Messrs. C. spen-
Ger Co. and Others, and insured to the amount
of 5000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

ct. ALBAN's COLLEGE, LAHAISA = The
public examination Of the boys of this Col
lege took place on Dec 29th snd 90th, last
The lower classes were examined on the
former day, and on the latter the upper
classes, in English reading. spelling, arith-
meiie, history, English grammar, Latin gram
mar, Caesar, and geometry. Latin aud alge-
bra papers Of the pupils, together with speci-
mems Of their writing, bookkeeping and
drawing, were exhibited in the room The
examination concluded with Rotations Of
poetry from Shakespeare, and Others. On
New Years Eve, scenes from Othello, Mac
beth, PizaTo, and others, were performed BY
some Of the scholars in character The man
ifest appreciation Of the characters, and the
easy delivery Of the young actors, showed
how possible ii Is for Hawaiian youth to
master the difficulties Of English idiom, and
70 take pleasure in the beauties Of our Eng
lish Classics
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13
PAINTS & OILS.

ZINE ENGLISH WHITE LEAD,
Il in Cans Of Sc bs, at Zoe. e n.
DOUBLE BOILED LINsEED OIL,
From Blundell. Spence & Co., Bull. Eng
land-in Drums Of six gallons, at One Dollar
and thirty-hve cents per gallon. This oil is
equal in quality to any in the market.
Also-Zinc. Green, Blue. Yellow and other
Paints. Turpentine,
Copal and Demsr Narnish.
Lamp Black. Putty. Whiting.
Chalk. Glue. etc. etc,
For Sale at the very lowest market rates by
s2-St W. n. LADD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13
Fire Extinguishers!
Piai Pia /!

A SMALL LOT. on tUPERIoR QUAIL
ss-sa BoLLEs Coz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

Fresh FIsE.-Whenever the wind veers to
the westward, as has been the case during
the past week, immense shoals of mullet
make their appearance in shore. This is al
so near the season for spawning and eonse
queutly the fish are large aud fat. Last Sat
urday they were so abundant in the market,
that they were sold forabout one cent spiese
or twenty-five for twenty-five cents. Now
is the good and best time for chowders.
There are 4 plenty of New England men
among Us, who are proficient in this kind of
cuisine, aud can eoncoct chowder that
would tempt the most dilatory of appetites.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13

RELIGIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
last being Epiphany day, the anniversary Of
the visitation ofour Saviour at Bethlehem by
the Magi or wise men of Egypt was duly so
lemusted al the Roman Catholic Cathedral
in this city. Bishop Maigret, assisted by
Father Modesto, celebrated high mass at 10
o'clock A N. The services were well attend
ed, and the altar was ornameuted with how-
ers, etc, by the Sisterhood of the Sacred
Hearts, and father Hermann directed with
his usual success the singing At 5 P. N.
His Lordship gave solemn benediction after
confirming some converts, one of whom was
late follower Of the prophet Kaona who
has now joined the Catholic Church.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Moon for January, 1863.

rEzFAEzD 81 can. DAsrrl SMITH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-13
japan Teal

A SMALL LOT OF THE BEST QUAIL
n ties. in pspers. Ror Sale By
ss-sm B0L{EE 1 co.
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THE WIDOW moHnMAa's CHILD.

DISCOVERY OF THE MURDERER IN TUE PER
son OF PRISONER COMMITTED FOR A
SHOCKING ASSAULT UPcN ANOTHER
CHILD.
The butchery Of the little girl Mohrman
in Philadelphia eighteen months ago has
been fastened upon John Hanlon, barber
now in Philadelphia county Jail, under
sentence Of five years Imprisonment for a
shocking assault upon a child. The details
OF the atrocious murder of the beautiful
little girl Mobrman are still fresh in the
memory of the people of Philadelphia. Up
on the discovery of its commission the pro
Ioundest sensation was created in every
circle, and for months afterward the entire
police force Of the district, with all the
detective department, went to work with
an earnestne IS never before known, to ferret
out the criminal.
The child was kidnapped from its home
one Sunday morsing while its mother was
attending church, aud on the following
Tuesday its body was found lying in a
vacant lot near its home. When taken to
the police station s,awart men stool aghast
when the Corners physician took the body
and showed the manner in which the hor-
r.ble act had been committed. 4 large
number OF persons, among whom were
vagrants known to loiter and sleep about
barns in the neighborhood, were arrested
on suspicion. But as au examination OF
the locality left it sell.evident that house
hold had perpetrated the crime, the va
grants were discharged, and the barber
Han Ion. living a few doors from MIS-. Mohr.
mans house, was taken into custody.
A little girl, who is said to have witnessed
the carrying Off of little Mary, could not
identity him as the man, and be was dis
charged also. The detectives bureau mas
pever lost sight Of this man since, and a
rigid surveillance was instituted over him
so strong were the indications that he alone
committed the foul crime.
On Wednesday last he was missing from
his house, and upon inquiries being eslab-
lished it was ascertained that under the as
snmed name Of Charles Harris he had been
tried and convicted Of an attack upon an
other child.
While those who have carefully watched
this case are morally certain that Hanlon is
the murderer Of Mary Mchrman, there is
| lack Of legd evidence to place him on trial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

1HE Sabbath School of the Methods
'hnrcb oil this place will have festival at
me CHURCH Friday evening next 1t was
not practicable to have this festival on
Christmas evening as was first intended
a very fine library has been purchased and
will be presented lot be school. There Will he
variety OF exercises by the IN mbers the of
ecnooi' AMI repast consisting of fruits and
cake Will be served at the conclusion. Each
family connected with the church. congrepa
ZION or school is requested to furnish a cake
and send 1t in on Friday morning. The
exercises will commence at I O'Clock Pm.
N. Z. Hess. Snpt.
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ia Carlisle, Pa !, at Gfty-oae minutes past
o'clock Monday afternoon, for the mhrd er
of Henry Stabm on December 20, 1865, near
down with an axe-pole and then cut of his
head. On his trial he pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to death lie opposed an
application for pardon, and said that he
was willing to die for what be had done.
Au application was presented TO Gov. Grary
notwithstanding, but it was rejected. Bat
iew persons witnessed the execution, and
Titus died easily.
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''Jem' Mace and Tom" Allen, two no
torious brui>ers, well known to all interest
ed in TIE Z. r., and Of no account toany-
body else. are arranging for a prize fight
for $4,000, and that mythical honor, the
championship. The fight is to take place
within fifty miles Of Detroit or Cincinnati
and Allen proposes, in a letter to the Clip
per, that he will meet Mace, to draw UP the
articles. half way between New York ant.
st. Louis. which he thinks would be about
Pittsburgh.
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: sxssIyAL IND DEPARTURE CT
'ssx Inns ON q. &. Il a. g. &c.


20. =. Passenger Leave Cory ll.20 a.
an (; ri,.syilie. 1859 p. IN. Petroleum Cen.
,re, LAO y. m.; Oil City. 222 p. m; IT.
Yineton, o 10 p. IN.
No 4, Passspger-Leave Cory g. 10 a. IN.
Ti,nsvil!e, 7.S5 u. m.; Petroleum Centre.
SHAM; OH City, 8 So y IN; arrive at IT
vineton II 40 a m.
Ne. 8, Passencer--Leave Cory G. rs p m /;
Titnsvile, so p m; Petroleum Centre,
s,1s p n; arrive at OH City $50 ! N.
NORTH.
10. !, PGsseuger--Leavs lrvineton I.i5
q RI; OH City. 10. 10 a ~; Petroleum Cen
sss, l,06 n n; Titusvilis, II 90 ID; arrive
q. Cory Lao y IN.
No. y, Passenger Leave Irvineton, l2.-
.eS Pun; Oh City e.57 p IN; Petroleum Cen.
are, Sc y 10: rilusvilie, 4.20 p IN; arrive
Of Gerry 5,45 % 70.
No. S, Psassnger--Leavs Oil City 7,C0 q
N; Petroleum Ceatre. AS u; Titusville,
$40 -; arrive at Cory 10, 10 q nj.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

TERRIBLE DEATH.--A negro in Washing
ton entered an uuoccnpied house recently
to steal lead pipe. After taking ali be could
find in an upper room. he cuta hole in The
floor to get down into the lower one. bat
not making It large enough, he got fastened
in trying to get throngn, and his chest be-
ing contracted, suiIocated. His dead body
was found Saturday. banging through the
ceiling, by some people who entered the
lower room TO mi Ike repairs.
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OIL NEWS.

The Clarion Rive. we'll, near Blyson Run,
was tubed last week, bnt before the water
was exhausted the seed bag Oursted They
have now procured new casing, and will
be pumping In day or two.
Two or three wells on Deer Creek are al
most completed. with favorable Indications
There have been several new strikes at
Parkers. The upper well on the island is
reported now at IS barrels, aud the Galley
well, a half mile up the river is put down
at barrels, and still increasing. Two or
three new wells just at the mouth Of the
Clarion are being tested, and yield some
oil. +. G. Guth. has purchased Mr.. Pol
mer's interest in the Clarion Borough Com :
pany's well on the Fox Farm, so that it is
now all owned by citizens ofathat place =
The well is pumping six or seven barrels a
day and gradually gaining The com pany
will soon commence another well on an ad-
joining lease. The Piney well owned in
part by Beatty, Ross and Myers, OF Clarion,
is pumping over 80 barrels a day The
well in which our old friend Aldingar is in
'terested, promises to be a l5 or 90 barre
well.
Two or three small strikes in tho vicinity
Of Em!enlon have created a demand for
erritory in that vicinity and leases are now
being rapidly taken.
Two or three wells are ahont being COM
tnencej on land of E.~F Heeter, on Sandy
n AZ the burning well. A we'll close by
flows over barrel a day. and there ia
heavy gas vein.-Clarion Democrd.
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In Cincinnati, Saturday night, pocket

In Cincinnati, Saturday night, pocket
knife was PLUNGED TO the hllt through the
left temple Of Jerry IIorgan. Ia that con-
dition no was taken tu the hospital, joking
and playing with the handle ofihe knif +.
opening and shutting il, ana sa'd' he. felt
as If be had two heads. In extracting Il.
three men with fail strength held his bead
down, while two extracted the knife, using
pair Of pipe tones to grasp the hilt. ltor
g,n is doing we'll. with Il fair prospect Il
recovery. The optic Ie:yc VS. not cut
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We Inadvertently omitted TO mention in
our issue OF yesterday, that the children Of
the various Sunday Schools of our place
were maae glad 10y the numerous presents
given them hy friends and parents This
ia as 1t should he. for IT cannot help but add
interest to the schools, and creates a friend
iy feeling in tie hearts of all connected
herewith.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Owing to the extremely unpleasant state
OF the weather the Catholic Fair at Sobels
Hall WIS not very well attended last even
ing. and closed at an early hon:. This
evening variety OF oxerc ses will be pre-
esnted.l The vo,ing for the various ar
ticles TO be awarded to the most popular
gentlemen, started off quite lively, and the
contest promises TO be lively ore. We
nope to see the hall crowded to-ni.h .ht.
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News Items.

Madame Prim begins to prance like
queen.
An English woman has willed $40, Ooo to
Jefferson Davis.
Hump T. Dump,y is playing at the Ma
;iona Theatre at Cincinnati
Prim insists that Isabella did pris 'he
Spanish jewels when she left her SITUATION; !
Mrs. nd-Sage-Richardson "
Quietly domiciled at her fathers house iui
Charlestowu, Mass.
Gail Hamilton has written story to
illustrate her i'll treatment at the hands of
Fields Il Ossood.
A dwarf eight inches shorter than Tom
Thumb is attracting eight-inchion in Chi
World.
A woman in Chicago recently seized
man. aud before he could secure assistance'
brutally married him.
Brick" Pomeroy's sobrquet was given
him in 1857, by George D. Prentice, of the
Louisville Journal.
Green Clay Smith late Governor of Mon
,ana. has taken pastoral charge of a Bap-
tist Church 10 Richmond, Ky.
The Suprem, King OF Siam is called
Somoditch Para Paraminda Maba Chua-
lonokoon Patindr Topa .Maha Mon gkut.
The morals of the ,.'bal' dispense with
baimorals. World.
1t is au,hortiaveiy stated that the loss Of
life by kerosene is greater than by railroad
and steamboat accidents combined.
a. D. Richardson's property, estimated at
from $75. 600 to 100000 fortnight ago,
will no. loot up over $40, 900. it is no "
said.
The New York Evening Mail calls New
Jersey a great bedroom, with New York
and Philadelphia at either end holding nigh
keys.
Young lady physicians are multiplying
throughout the country, and consequently
the young men are decidedly more s!cky )
than they used to be.
Tho largest individual tax in Boston +
Augustus Hemenway $S3,32 The Bos,oi
Gas Company pays more than ANY o;h,'
corporation, $35, $50.
See what comes of attempting to violate
immutab!e natural laws! A gentleman
rashy undertook TO teach Snndaysehoo
class in Chicago, and died almost imTed,
ately in Consequence.
Oswcgo has new paper, called The Inde
pendent 1t declares it will he neutral il
religion and politics, as it knows yer
little Of the former, and nothing whatever q
the latter.
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AT least ten new wells will he down at
Red Hot, near Shamburgb, within a short
time, and large increase of production is
looked for. A new lG0 barrel well was
struck on the Independent Tract, Shambnrg,
last week. It is hardly probable that all
Tho wells put down at that place will prove
paying institutions, although so far there
aro no dry holes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

I. The report that the Spanish gunboats
were coming up Oil Creek to lombard Pc
role''m Centre tulns ont to be unfoundcd
1t was only feet of fishing smacks loaded
win oysters for the Petroleum Exchange Q
ho'el' The feet is commarded by Capts.
Sutherland and Taylor.
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On the Tidionie aud Warren ttrsc, the
'mpany well is pumping eighty barrels.
A new well was struck Wednesday on the
Fisher and Cushing lease. Itfis numbered
-four" and starts out with pumping sixty
barrels, and promises to be large we'll,
No. 8, on the same lease is down $50
feet. Their Nos. 2 and are pumping Gfty
barrels.
Mr.. Bnck's well on the Cohll farm, is
pumping flleen barrels. On The Economy
tract, no change of any moment has taken
place. The West Hickory territory holds il
own remarkably.
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The Bennett well, on the twelve acre
lease adjoining the Mallory farm, COM,
',nenced testing yesterday making fine
show. The water was not exhausted until
this morning. II is now yielding at the
iate OF five or six barrels per day, aud bids
fair TO he good paying well.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Tho dweiltis on one Of the streets o !
Memphis were recently startled by loud
cries o! murder, AMI when the person from
whom tae cries PROCEEDED was found, he
replied to anxious inquiries, that, ''being
an orphan, having no father or mother, or
other kinsp.cpIe, and feeling lonely, he
concluded 10 gather cro%0 f?r c0mpa-
NY
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On Wednesday night the first death at
Hickory occurred. Mr.. Aaron Daniels, Of
Wavprly, N. Y, a'soap peddler, died of the
dclrinm tremens. lie informed tie propre-
Tor OF the White House that ha would die
during the night. 1t took three men 70
hold him in his struggles with the hdeous
demons that peopled his fancy.
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Wriiteu for The Daily Record

IVritteu for The Daily Record.
None need tell me- boau,y's tieeting,
For lis scent TO fade away;
Yet BARKER has II charming secret;
Makes beauty proof against decay
At his Photograph Gallery.
Not the artists skll!sl fingers
Can the human face portray.
Like those splendid lie like pictures;
Woven by the God of day
Al BARKEIs Ar. Gallery.
Friends have we who dearly cherish
Who wonl prize picture true,
True to nature. that necr shall perish;
BARKER mskps them not few.
How pleasant 10 gaze on tue features OF
friends absent, or those that have passed
away.
n. r. A card representing four stages o'
the recent total solar eclipse. presented 10
each person ordering y half dozen .ard
photographs at BARKsR's Picture Gall cry
DC. IA 2w.
Fine assor ment Of latest style ofladirs
shoes at A. S. Smiths. Dee. 81 If.
Orders taken for suits and its guaranteed,
ct hammers & Allen's.
The New Gas Pump Tor sale at Nicholson
L Biachmons. IT,
Reduced Prices a. l. Llmmers j Aden's.
(nov. 22ttl
Slippers for the Holidays at A. s
Smiths. Dec. 2I IF.
Slipper Patterns for presents at A. S.
Smiths Dec. q tt.
The New Gas Pump for sale ut Nicholson
4 Blackmous. If.
Undcrclo;hing in large quantities at Lam
mers Il Aldrn's.
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, al
Lames & Alden's.
SHERIFFi SAFE Is CLosED.-Ni cholson &
Bls"kmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. If.
The largest ami best assortment of Table
Cutlery, ever brought into the country al
Nicholson & Blackmon's II.
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NJ. S. Simmons has some very .beauti'ul
articles suitable for presents displayed Ia
his Drug Store. Dec. Il IL
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Goto NJ. S. Simmons Drug Storo for
Holiday goods. De-. II tt
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A terrible fire occurred Mt Syracuse, n
Y, yes crday morning, by which property
valued oil $3.50, 600 was destroyed.
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The weather is decidedly bats tsPAllssn.
Nothing but mud nndtr iootT cloud
over head No prospect of q ''h'''
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The largest variety OF Sterling silver
Ware. and silver plated ware such Us Tea
S.tts. Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Castors.
&c, &c, ever brought to the oil regions,
can be found at II. L. Nuse's jewelry siore
No. 10 Spring Street. TitusviIle, ia.
Dec. % limo.
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Step into Simmons Drug Store and II
you dOnt find something suitable for u
present. we won't ssk YOU again. Dec q If.
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Carriage Bolts, Wholesale aud retail, a
Niobo,eon A. Blackmon's. 23-tf
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slipper Patterns for presents at A. >.
Suitb,s Dec 81 If.
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A fun assortment OF latest style OF ladies'
shoes at \. 5. Smiths Dec. II I'll
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Etv;Me Services.

Etv;Me services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at / o'clock A. ", and
S'elsck ?. u.
REV. J. T.. OxroBY, Pastor.
N1THODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. n. ana
~ ?. 4. Sabbath School st l2l5 p. u.
sa.s free A cordial Invitation extend
ID TO all.
KKy. C. N. HEARD, Pastor
STS. PRTZR AED PAUL'S (Catkelis'
CHURCH.
Hao at l01t .. IL.
Vsspsr and Bensiietisn Of the Blessed
Sacrament At 4 p. N.
Csssshisa At Up. u.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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Just received a large and well assorted
stock of Shelf hardware ut j. Rutherlords. 8.
IT,