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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-20

This Company, National In It's character,
Rates OF Premium and New Tables the most
desirable means OF 1nSurIng life yet present.
ed to the public.
The rates of premium, being largely ro-
duced, are made as favorable TO the Insurers
aS those OF the best Mutual Com panIes and
avoid all the complications and uncertain-
ties OF Notes, Dividends and the IniSunder-
standings which the latter are so apt to
cause the POlicy-HOlder.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only TO be understood
1NCOME-PRODUC1NG Policy and RE-
TURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the forIne,
the pOlicy-hOlder not only secures life In-
surance, payable at death, but will receive
II living, after a period OF few years, an an.
1t.tal income equal TO ten per cent 40 eT cenO
Of tho par Of his policy. In the latter tie,
Company agrees 10 return to the assured the
total amount Of money he has paul tl ~ GCII-
ton to the amount Of his policy,
The attention of persons contemplating
1nAuTtng their lives Or increasing the amount
OF Insurance they already have, Is called TO
the special advantages offered by the Ma
uOnRl Life Insurance. Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application TO the Branch ONCE OF
the Company, or 10
r. W, CLARK & CO., PHILADELPHIA
General Agents for Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington, d. e.,
&c. eTal Agents for u. q, Del, Va aEdW. Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va, Ohio County.
novlG-1yeOuGSeOWw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-20
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Going to mercI,andssipg.

1t is astonishing what a charm there
is in tape, calico, cod fish and the like.
Every boy in the land is turning ram
pant to get in store. And mechanics,
too, no sooner make few hundred dol
lars than they conceive horror for their
implements of labor, and take to shop
keeping-they call it merchandising
And what a business they make of it.
They renta house, buy barrel of sugar,
sack of coffee, kit Of mackrel, and a
few bolts of home spun-that is mer-
chandising.
Now there is cause for this mania
for becoming a merchant. 1t is some
thing like this The mechanic has learn
ed to feel himself inferior to the clerk.
Society does not so dictate, but he forces
society, by his diffidence, to avoid him.
The women of the day are all taking to
fancy men. The wives of one half Of
our mechanics envy the position of Mrs.
Yardstick, and actually feel mean be-
cause their husband has trade, stout
arm, and plain, warm heart. SO one
by one our mechanics are leaving their
shops and taking to by stores. And
the young men are thronging every place
of business not designated shop. Office
is charmed word and Offices and stores
are fast impoverishing the country by
their unprecedented increase.
Give us mechanics. There is room
for them every where Men who begin
trade determined to live by it. Not
one of your sappy fellows whois ashamed
of the implements Of his profession. 1t
augers i'll of a man to see him weary of
his augurs; and he usually becomes a
bore to himself and the world. Our stores
and Offices are full. We want more
manufacturers, more producers, and less
idle, proud, lazy consumers.
Cannot something practical be done to
choke out this mawkish love of polish,
not cultivation, but of tinsel humbug
gerry, which displays itself in dread of
dirt, scorn of work, aud passion for
professional life 4?
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17
Gibrarx of Congress.

The library of Congress is fast beeom-
ing the most important in the country.
Exclusive of pamphlets, it now numbers
IL, ,965 volumes, and its annual growth
reaches nine or ten thousand volumes.
Five thousand and ninety-one were ad-
ded last year by virtue Of the copyright
law alone. The Librarian complains of
the weakness of the law, which required
every person copyrighting work to send
one copy to the library. In almost eve
ry instance this is neglected, until atten-
ton is called to it by letter, when COM
pliance is granted 1t is only by the
greatest exercise of diligence that the
law can be enforced In this connection
the Librarian says. 'When it is eonsid-
cred that the books thus deposited are
catalogued and opened to the use and
reference of all visitors to the library,
and that the government of the United
States renders more than an equivalent
in the guarantee of an exclusive right
of publication, it is remarkable that
there should be any dereliction on the
part of authors and publishers in COM
plying with the terms of the law
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

A BREACH of promise case is on trial
in New York, the plaintiff in which al
ieges that one night, at her mothers
house the defendant found dry wish
bone, and proposed that they should pull
it. The bone broke, each holding
piece, and the central part fell upon the
floor. This, the plaintiff holds, was in
terpreted by the defendant as a sign that
they should marry soon. He explains
by saying that he remarked, at seems
we nre to be married at the same time !;
wouldn't you like it ?'' The plaintiff
answered, modestly, "I'll bet would !"
This is warning for unwilling bache-
lors to keep shy Of wish h-bones, or to pull
them without after comment.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

UNSEEN EVIDENCE sceptical
young collegian confronted an old Qua
ker with the statement that he did not
believe in the Bible. Said the Quaker,
q Does thee believe in France ?' Yes;
for though | have not seen it, 1 have
seen others that have. Besides, there is
plenty of corroborative proof that such
country does exist" Then thee win
not believe anything thee or others has
not seen "No; to be sure l won't"
:" Did thee ever see thine own brains?''
No" Ever see anybody that did?''
."No." docs thee believe thee hast
any?''
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

kind of testimonials from su45rc;
have been relieved through the medinrp of
Rosadalis. As soon as it became a little
known, it was extensively used, and the
manufacturers found il necessary to remove
to Baltimore in order to be able TO supply
the unprecedented demand
"The Rosadalis is everything that is
claimed for it, which fact is evidenced by
its rapid sale, and the good reputation it
has already obtained DR.. j. ]. Lawrence
& Co, sole proprietors and manufacturers,
Baltimore, Maryland"
IL u s. 4 y 4 L Is.
Sold wholesale by all the principal whole
sale Druggists in all the large cities of the
United States and British America, and re-
tailed by Druggists everywhere.
All letters of inquiry, SC, promptly an
swered. Address,
DR.. J. J. LAWRENCE s. CO,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 244
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
WESTERN DEPOT-23O Vine st, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. aug22-1y.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17
600 Acres.

SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF FIRST-RATE
Land in Gibson county, partly improved.
1t is four miies Southwest of Kenton, on
the main roads from Kenton to Tyson town,
and from Trenton to Troy, adjoining Tyson
and Tilman, and is within a few minutes
walk of Union Church and School house.
y most healthy and accessible location.
Price Sl5 and SIS per acre.
These Lands would be sold in lots, and
partly on a credit of one and two years with
interest. a-j~--
Apply to b. BOYETr, Obion county, Tenn,
near Kenton; COCHRAN & ENLOE Troy,
Obion county, Tenn; DOCTOR SLAUGHTER,
Union City, Tenn, or
DIR. A. B. HASSON,
feb6-- Louisville, KY.
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Send for College paper, or for further in
Tulton Court of Common Plea.

Henry and Eva Sohm,
January Term, go.
Pet. ex partee.
DETlTI0N having been ileds in thie
Court, by Henry Sohm, and Eva, MS
wife. on the 31st of January, 1889, to OBJ
tain an order and decree, 10 empower said
Eva Sohm TO use, enjoy, sell, and convey for
her own benefit, any property she may own,
or acquire, free from the claims or debts of
her husband and to make contracts, sue,
and be sued as femme sole, and trade in her
own name, and otherwise dispose of her
property by viii or deed. 1t is ordered by
the Court tha. notice OF the filing of said
petition, and the object thereof, be publish
ed at least ten days in the Hickman COURIER,
a newspaper published in Fulton county,
Kentucky. A trne copy. Attest.
JOHN G. GARDNER, Clerk
w. II. GARDAER, d. G. fmar27-2
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DEs. l. A W I4 EN CE.S
CELEBRATED
"R O S A ID A L [ S."
Recommended by the Best Physicians, and
the leading men and newspapers

INVCOlIIHIE y VlIe Dt1I sIVIHIsi aIIW
the leading men and newspapers
throughout the countrs
Read the following from ick Pome-
roy's' paper, the La Crosse Democrat, in its
issue Of May 18th, 1865.
ar . Sd DA LIS"
We never commend think to the pub
lie until we know just what it is, and that
is why, having the greatest confidence in
the preparation, we can earnestly recon-
mend to a suffering public, DR.. Lawrence 5
compound extract of Rosadalis.
1t is unriyalled as a blood purifyer, and
is certain cure for Serofula in all its yari-
Gus forms, Chronic rheumatism, Sore Eyes,
Ernptions of the Skin, and all diseases Of
the blood, liver, kidneys andhbladdfr.l Af-
ter eradieating esery species of hu,,zz35Safia
bad taint i gcstores the sxa. .sa1u -
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17


twenty years introduced to the
and it has. by its intrinsic virtuesl
remedial agent, secured a remarkablo
enviable reputation. Persons who<&
tried it tender their unqualifed test4I1I
in its praise and it is our candid opinI6I
saved hundreds of persons from prema-
ture grave. 1t has cured cases that bsftied
the skill of some Of the best medical prac-
titioners in the country.
1t has cured cases that were considered
hopeless. 1t has given relief ia widest
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping ~Coue
Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding of the Lungs
and that fell enemy Of our race-Consump<|
tion
If you value your life and health.
warned in time, and do not trife with VA
Cough and Cold any longer, but iminodiat
procure q bottle or two Of this infalII
preparation, which is admitted by all WI
have tried it, to be the most valuable er
scientific preparation ever offered to
afflicted in all diseases Of the Respifsfo<
Organs.
BE not deceived Purchase no 9TH
remedy. Remember your health-na
life-may depend upon your caution Ia th
particular, and that this is the only ri
BILE remedy now presented to the afficfc
that it not only promptly cures <nI1
Colds and all diseases Of the Ihroask;
Lungs, but will in its earlier ..sta64
positively cure Consumption, II tlj
is resorted to in time, AMI fhof1
which are ample, are faithful It6
Sold by W.-R. WALKER aud q
A. HOLCOMBE, Druggists, Cid
Hickman, KY. and througl1out I'D
States. Price 81 90 per battle, Of
for 81 so.
All wholesale orders a1dressed 4
DR.. c. WILLIAMS 3
viii receive prompt attention.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

GRINDING.-"Have you ground all
the tool right, as [ told you this MORN
ing when went away" said a carpen-
ter to rather green lad, whom he had
taken for an apprentice All but the
hand saw, sir, replied the lad promptly.
9 couldn't get all the gaps out of that "
The information made his master tear
his hair and grind his teeth
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

A SHARP REToRT-A theological
student, supposed to be deficient in judg-
ment, in the course Of a class examina-
ton, was asked by professor, "Pray,
Mr.. H., how would you discover fooI2'
by the questions he would ask, replied
Dir. L.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17
sEoRGE wARREN
FORS SALE.
Il - CD "a q R E -.

A BOUT ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
"a ACRES of first rate unimproved Land,
three miles north east of Union City, Tenn.
adjoining Veshines and Gray, and within
a few minutes walk Of meeting house
Price SI5 90 per acre
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17
sSGs SB "a acres

THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
of frst-rate Land, partly improved three
miles northwest of kenton, adjoining Har-
rod and Fink. Price S15 90 and SIS 90 per
acre
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17
q @ SH ACRES

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
of frst-rate unimproved Land, one mile
northwest of kenton, adjoining McNealy
and Gleason. Price SIS per acre.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

roads, IN which hs66HIrr
] i i! ] J J ] ] !. | ! 4
ed In America.
deniable fact. Nom lsii to see it
who has his eyes about ih.ln. How does
he do it? Why does he.do it7 These
are most important questions to Ameri-
cans Is the English horses better than
the Americans? Not at all Is he over
worked? [ have seen no evidence that
he is, l have seen but one lame horse
ip London. The simple explanation is,
that the Englishman has invested IN per-
feet and permanent roads what the Amer
lean expends in perishable horses that
require to be fed. We are using to-day,
in the little town of Springfield, just
twice as many horses as would be neces-
sary to do its business, if the roads all
over town were as good as Main street is
from Ferry to Central. We are support
ing hundreds of horses to drag loads
through holes that ought to be filled,
over sand that should be hardened,
through mud that ought not to be per-
mitted to exist. We have the misery of
bad roads, and we are annually or prac-
tically called upon to pay premium for
them. 1t would be demonstrably cheap
er to have good roads than poor one. 1t
is so here. A road well built is easily
kept in repairs. A mile of good McAdam
is more easily supported than poor
horse.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

Agency
Joseph S Hubbard,
Samuel Mccartney < Co,
Henry NJ Robinson,
. Hertwick & Bro,
s d Kingmau,
Maj John A Lauderdale,
Julian Nail,
Frank Bartoldus,
William Guthrie,
Mrs Annie l. Robinson,
DR. Ii IL Wilson,
V a McCutchen,
Albert f Kinney,
Mrs Helen Wilkins,
Louis Person,l
n Barksdale,
j 4 Plaut,
Daniel T Rapalgee,
Rev Thos j HutchisonSs
Wade II Pyle,
James G McMurray,
Andrew j Lawson,
William II Gardner,
John r MEG ehee,
Albert S Anderson,
Carl Margraff,
John Semones,
William d Corbett,
John d Walker,
Bynum & Bro,
Wilson o Bacon,
William McCluskey,
Abram \ Patton,
Fritz Sense,
Parties desiring POLL
aotice in either of the Ole
application to him at his
jan18-tf
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

inValo pnync'an
bland Of ST. z for their health, and witnessed
beneficial effects the Run tsre produced the invads who
ouvss) seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained fu
Of It's medicinal virtues E delighted and surprised and after his own
which occurred determined p the sole zeh 70 manu-
and sell it in the United States
The sul. his hs glorious for himself and suffering nud
the world FLA
TATN elTTEaS being article founded principles
relying wholly vegetable world rts medicinal effects worked rapid reyo
medicine household word all tho
cahas taiEnaz Of health and the demand
PLANTATION BTTTEaS exceeded the abilities the irs supply
Notwithstanding the large importation Of st. cdz au made expressly tor the
pounding Ber quantity inadequate therefore became
scale should made
dispatched for tina. purpose He fsuna ia 1r
leasing the productive eata
presses erected magic which Utterly
natives services and natives Of the innd
very rpriers PLANTATION BlTTERs In
grpry laboratory with all the perfectly St. crx Bum nsded
turing DYs1EPTIc AND MvaoaAToR The abve
crushing the and otherwise preparing 1t for the stills and
Mari5u Tevr Oyrr&
diseases the PLANTATION HTERa unsurpassed
history world Over FIVE million bottles disposed Of annually They uS
young male and female They agreeable TASTE and always
produce immediate beneficial result M
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

Nan, KENTU t..
Customers will find il greatly to th>Ir AZ
vantage to purchase from Mr.. C4rrett, e&&
be will deliver machines at their 1oucs, at
Louisville prices, freight, &C., added, and
win give full instructions in their u<s. do
will spare no pains to give his patrons sat-
isfaction. Parties desiring TO see mnchinee.
operate, can have them exhibited 1< <hsir.
homes, free of charge, by addressin< Mr. r.
g. Garrett, Hickman, KY T
VIM. SUMNER s. CO.. "A
Western Agents, No. l. Masonic I<
Louisville, Ky. myz
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

Thomas C Buck,
William 4 Brevard,
John c Steele,
Benjamin { Ramage,
Charles a Holcombe,
Robert HELEN,
B II Walker,
Holeombe & Thompson,
Francis Miller,
Wolf & Plaut,
Lane q Mallory,
Fritz Hellner,
John Whiting,
i Rosenberg,
Mrs Mary i Burnett,
Mrs Il Wilborn,
Andrew J ackson Lodge,
Walter | Powell,
John c Heinze,
DIR Daniel White,
Joshua Dodds,
John l. Luttrell,
Henry Huntley,
Benz L Easley,
Carry & Patton,
Charles Baltzer,
Noah i Nelson,
Edmund w Stephens,
Macmillan Hertwick,
Alfred c Berry,
Charles Oswald,
William r Osborn,
= ohm A Wilson,
Eliphalett Case,
les OF INSURANCE
reliable companies, X
flee on Clinton streets,
SAT-
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

pClnubo ibSuiGu NJ tilG dDO!S
Edwin K Warren,
George NJ Wilborn,
John II Davis,
YIN l. McCutchen,
Markus Kertner,
Warren & Martin,
Joseph NJ White & Co,
!, j a Carruthers d Co,
Augusta Margraff,
William B Benny,
Tyler & Murphy,
james X Lane,
Mrs Barbara Troutwine,
W II Walker,
South n Bank of Kentucky,
James p Cheatham,
;, Mrs 5 \ Roulhac,
Mrs J. c Baltzer,
Isaac c Reavis q Son.
Benz ID Irvine,
VIM G Scott,
Mrs Harriet III Thomson,
Mrs II Frenz a. Son,
Robert w Easley,
James 4 Overton,
George Warren,
NJ Wolf,
Taylor 4 Wiley,
Peter W Mott,
Miss Ellen L Anderson.
\ B Taylor,
l. Fletcher,
Mrs NIagalien Bunch
Richard Owens.
Hcan obtain the same on short
sted by the undersigned, by
Ky.
FUEL LANDRUM, Agent.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

HePTcse7Ts following 70. Companies:
HOME YORK, Assets, s3623896 IS
PHGNIX HARTFORD ASett, 1,3185S7 u
HARTFORD OF HARTFORD Assetts 100000 90
UNDERWRITERS OF NEW YORK. 90
HOME NEW HAVEN, Assets, 10000
ENTERPRISE OF CINCINNATI 130l32S Is
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY York s28OO0OO0
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New
Ark New jersey Assets, 100000 90
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-04-21
n @ L [ c. E.
IN THE COURT of Common Pleas of
L Clea-held Co: No. s., Jan. Term, 1863 :
Jonathan Boyhton

4. Updergraff; ; A, A Winegardner L Jamison
aud Annis q. Ellsworth Widow and deyisee ;
Lydia Rogers. useter AMI heir of Loren
Ellsworth and George Il ogers husband of said
Lydia; Allen Ellsworth 4 Alice Boyd devisees
= of said Loren 4. EnswCrth and Annis g. Ems
worth. Horace f Taylor and Henry Parsons
Executors of said Loren A Ellsworth deed.
Summons in fjectment sgainst defendants to
appsar and answer certa cotnp laint m ado
by Junai han Boypton. the Plaintiff that they the
said Defendants now have in heir actual possess
sion the following described tracts Of land situate
in Clearfeid County. Pennsylvanja. to wit: That
certain tract of land known tract in of
isabella Jordan. situate in Knox township. Coun-
ty and State aforesaid. containing four hunaI ed
and twenty nine acres. more or less Also
other tract in the name of Nancy Boggs, situate
in Boggs township. Cleaifeid County aforesaid,
containing 40 acres more OF less Also one 9TH
tract in the name of Wm. Mccormick. sifnate
in BOggs township. County and ,1tate aforesaid,
containing 40 acres more or less Also one other
tract in the of john keed, situate in Law
renee township County and State aforesaid. con
tanning 4I3 acres more or les: Also balance
of a5 acres, more OF less in the name OF Hugh
Jordan. in Lawrence township. County and State
Aforesaid being the hal.nce of said tract not sold
to Dang gherty aud McLtus hin Also the timber
timhe interest, on. or IN the 100 acres ot and
of said tract sold to MeLaughiin- The right OF pos
session. or title to which he. the SAID Jonathan
Eoyntonsays il in h IN in tn said defend-
ants All of which be the said oynon AYERS he is
prepared to prove SC Returnabie TO Jan 1853
This action of EIectment being brought to
compel specific performance OF contract between
Fitch Il Boynton of the FIRST part and Upder-
graft A Winegardner. j. A Ellsworth and
l.. Jamison-Said contract dated 10Th Sept. 1893.
Now March 5th, 1853. it appearing that
return has been made as TO defendants. that they
canpot be found. &C.. On motion of J. b. Mem
ally Plaintiffs Attorney, rule is granted on the
d PENDANTS named 10 appear and plead by the
third Monday of June A. d. IS69-Notice of
whish rule is 10 be published. describing the
premisesfor at least On days preceding the return
day tbereofip at least one newspaper published in
the County of Cleardeld, and TO be inssr rted at
least three weeks in sccorda with the llth
section of the Act OF l4th Aprii A. d 1851
By the Court
Certified from the record this 9th day of April
A. d. 1859. A. c. TATE, PROXY.
April IA, 1889 1t,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-04-21

Ga March 2ist, 1869, PETER ARNOLD, at
his residence near Luthegsburg. of paralysis,
aged IS years, months and 9 days.
Also, on the 9TH April, 1869, SUs>NNAH,
vie OF Peter Arnold, (dec d., after lingcr-
ing disease terminating in dropSy, aged 73
years, months and Is days.
United in life for fifty years and five vs.,
they rai-ed family Of FIVE sons and three
daughters -one of ,helat,er preceding them
to eternity. Tacy wcIe separated by death
Only twenty-five days They removed from
York county to C!ea.fe!d county, Pa, and
settled near Lnther>burg in April 1897, or
- years ago aud here the blessing of God
rested abundantly on them and their fami
ly. For years they profeSsed Christ, belong
ing to the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The !ovel TO hear prayer, and were much
engaged in it during their sickness Fae-
well ill we meet again. JR.
On Thursday, April Sth, 1869, JoHy l..
McCrLLY, OF Beccaria tp., aged As years
and days.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-04-21

MAD DOGS The Phiiipsburg Joaraal
ofSaturday last says: A dog. showing ev
ident sigrs Of hydrophobia, was killed on our
streets or Saturday, April til, by Mr. j.
Swariz. Another unfortunate canine came
to MS ii .a,h-.iu, in front of the post Office
-hcm the effects of dose of strychuime.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-04-21

CLEARYIELD AC,pEhY.-Th fourth ses-
sion Of ihc present scoastic year of this in,
s,itution will commence on Monday, April
26.h, 1859. Under the ju4icious manage
r,a. ot F,rfcs>o- Harrison, the Academy Is
iucrea>iu@ in popularity and usefulness, and
q, ,cao1. o. learning ranks w;th the be-.
institutions Of the kind in the State.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-04-21

Foa SALE.-Garder seeds, fresh and gen
uine, Just received from the Philadelphia
gardens, a< well as quantity of super phos-
pha,e lime ani hone dust for agricultural
purposes. at the Drug Store OF Hartswick &
Irwin, Clcarfcld, Pa. lap l3 It.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-04-21
uur,,,ors Divine services will be held

pr,,,,ors-Uivine services will be held
hhLtJi"b E'hb",b in Clearfeld, as follows:
nff; By Rev. " H Din in the AsihGdli5 sahSi, ,S
chp'en' ,GI " Prayer meeting, every
SC, SGhoo,l q, q, Up VI. Communion services
5,!. IhurSSJI, .Ibatb 5f every month at l04 \. NJ.
RI r. Rev NixiorfF in the Lutheran church
:, he morning aud evening; -
r. Rev. HAYES. in the Baptist Church
" s. FTanei- church-Aisss 1t 10! A NJ
,bs second and fourth SUNDAYS OF each
rnuth.