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A TTENTaON! ATFEETE0N1
ANEW GOODS, NEW STYLES AND RE
DUCED PRICES -
b. &. MARK WOOD


NksSaM SsFeHEe SshunEOM. Eirgsmia,
Has just returned from the Eastern cities.
where be purchased, and is now opening a full
stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
including al descriptions of Ladies Dress Goods,
Caps, for men and boys. Ready-made Clothing,
&C., &c. 81
Having in person selected his stock with great
care and paid the cash for them, he feels salts
hed that ne is prepared to please the taste of all
classes OF purchasers, and sell goods on as favor
able terms as they can be purchased in the VAL
ley. In his selections he has had especial ref
erence to the wants of this community, and
therefore confidently solicits the attention of the
cltlzens OF Staunton and vicinity to his stock
The ladies particularly invited to give him
call, and examine for themselves, as it is no
trouble for him to show goods, even when par
ties do not purchase. All he asks is fair compe-
tltIon, and he will be contented to abide the re-
suit anril 23
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs. We learn
from the Marion Herald that u. S. Detective
III. u. Bowers detected and arrested few DAYS
ago, H. Y. Stamper, of Ashe county, N. c..
w. II. Ep2ling, of Washington county, Va,
and Harold S. Scatt. of Smyth-the latter was
once Presiding Justice o. the county, and since
the war leading Republican. The Detective
sc secqrGa .ner implements as well as specimens
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VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Court of Hus-
sis tings for the City of Staun-
ton. on the 9th day of May,
aL 1872
George Ell. Plat and James Rohr and Susan M.
his wife, late Susan NJ. Plat. - Plat ntiffs.
against
Martha j. Plat and Elijah j. Platt. Defendants.
~ IN CHANCERY. 49,.
The object of this suit is to have partition Of a
House and Lot in the City of Staunton owned
by the parties Plaintiffs and Defendants, as chill
dren of Margaret Plat, dec d.. Except the said
james Rohr) and If q partition in kind be i'm
practicable, that the property be sold, and the
proceeds divided according to the rights of the
parties. Ds
And it appearing from Affidavit filed in the
papers of this cause, that the Defendant, Martha
j. Plat is a nonresident of the State of Vir-
ginia, it is Ordered that she appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice.
and do what is necessary to protect her interests.
copy-Teste
JAMES Z. PATTERSON. CPk.
BALDWIN q Cochran p q may 1t
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Opposite the ssSpecGaEOrs, Office.
a For all people, they're called TO turn ont
IA and buy their Spring Clothing OF jim Ar.
mentrout
. For the beautiful bargains for Bows which
A-5 are making just now, such a stir and noise
ETt For Cheap Clothing for slim men or stout
~ ana the courteous salesman with Jim Ar.
mentrout.
"a The Delight, felt by custom ers all, who be-
~ fore purchasing, gave me call.
e For Economy, it can't be rubbed ont to
IL practice it, buy from Jim Arm entrout.
81 For the Fun of the Frollicksome Bow. bav-
8 ing got MS Spring suit, he is orammed full
~ For the Greenbaoks my customers bring 70
" secure the Great Bargains offer this Spring.
For High prices, completely backed ont
z 4 for the good of the public by jim Armen,
trout.
! The Improvement in things, great and small
L. which am constantly making to benefit all
II For the Joy every little Boy knows. when
o. ne gets at Jim Armentrouts his first suit OF
Clothes.
~ why, the best and most durable Clothing to
buy. W
2 Is the Largest Emporium of all, with the
"a Lowest OF prices, SO give me call.
~ For the Measures / take of good mon
I'VE who, when once fitted out, always come
back again
For the Novelties, Nobby to view, arranged
IN on my counters all ready for you.
{ = For o. K, though my trade is not old ifs
y the largest and best, as you've often been
, For the Prices so marvelously low, I am
a. keeping them down, as the people all know.
4 ! Is the Question, in ones mind, ssPlease tell
me Where the best Clothing to fnd%'
Ee The Reply, which all give with shout.
Il q Ready made or to order of Jim Armen-
trout"
8 For the Splendor of suits for the Spring Stu.
~ pendous array: styles fit for King.
az for Travellers, who journey by rail. and
4 SEND me their orders for Clothing by mail.
For the Underwear, Shirts, Drawers and
u Hose; which | sell to the public when pur-
chasing Clothes.
3 TIE yeXation, avoided by those, who go to
Jim Armentrouts, to purchase their
Clothes
EAT Is for Wool, going higher and higher. vet
v j Keep my goods down, for the good of
the buyer.
For King Aerxes, who never turned out.
"a In Clothing as good as is sold by Jim Ar
mentrout.
Is the Young man. just fitted out, he pur-
4 chased his suit from jim Armentrout.
~ Is the Zeal, which the public all feel, to wear
"a Armentrouts Clothes, from the head to the
heel.
april q 3t-V & copy
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! AsHEENTReeUT a. e1ss,@

ENTHUSIASTICALLY EIEa18EgSI,
j. A. ADVENTUROUS OLD STAND
an elegant Stock Of French Candies, Figs. Raj
SINS, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons &c, Just received
9 nave all the novelties belonging to the bus
Chasing. FRESH FRUITS received everv Few few
days april q 3t-V s. V COW
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81 MARSHALL HANGER,
e. M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
CPRING AND SUMNER

~ Nh Il Il 4 u 4 a
MRS. NJ. E. PAGAN AND SISTER are now
receiving splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Ribbons, Flowers and Straw Goods, Real and
Imitation Lace Sets, Kid Gloves, Notions, Cor
sets, and great many other desirable goods
They would return thanks for past favors, and
ask continuance of the same. All are respect
fully invited to call on them, no pains will be
spared to give satisfaction. Special attention
given to orders from the country.
anril 90
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Mrs. Horace Greeley is native of Nou.h
Carolina. She was Miss Cheney. Tho :, N .Ia
married in 1896. His better-half, thepnet fore
belongs to the South. ''e'ofe
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I'VE STOCK MARKET.-The me-

4 4 monthly sale will be held on WEDNES-
DAY 10Th Of MAY, on the lot on Frederick
Street, in rear of the old National Hotel Stables.
Persons intending to send Horses, Cattle, &c :,
are requested to enter the same, as soon as pos
sible, to the Secretary of the Company, Mr..
Mayo, at the Va. Loan and Trust Co.'s Office,
Staunton. For all stock entered ON or before
the 9th of May, commission Of per cent will
be charged, and all entries after that day per
cent. Z. NJ. CUSHING,
april 80 5t Auctioneer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-05-07

PUGNAoIoUs. On Friday last, in Washing
ton, In an alteration growing out of the ap-
pointment OF special assessor, Senatc;:s John
+. Lewis struck Supervisor Presbrey in the
face. He told Lewis that he would be sorrv
for what he had done. These are brother Rad
icals. Glow good and how pleasant it is for
brethren to dwell together In unity
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p EW DRESS GOODS,
~ DAVIS A. KAYSER,
las just returned from the North with a SER
ond d supply Of handsome new Silks, Dress Goods.
White Goods, Bow and Sash Ribbons Kid
Gloves lotions, Queen Kid Slippers, City made
he invites early attention. .=as.
He keeps first class goods and will sell them
at the very lowest cash rates. :,
NAV 81
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If you want Spectacles that assist your sight
so that you can see as well as in youth, wear
LAZARUS q MORRIS celebrated perfected
Spectactes and Eyeglasses. Allthose who have
used them pronounce them the very best thew
have ever had. Your sight will surely improve
and will experience great ease and comfort.
For sale by G. G. YEAKLE.
Sole Agent, Staunton, Va,
may tt at r. D. Sears old stand.
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Manufacturers OF Type, Printers
I'VE Cabinets and Materials.
FACTORY, PATTERSON, NEW JERSEY.
VANDERBURGH. WELLS sE CO.,
For Complete Printing Office Outfits
East Corner Falto1 & Dutch Streets, Neao York
Engravers' Woods we'll Seasoned and Prepared.
A Large Stock of Presses.
may toamtS4
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EXCELSEOR.-Asa agents for the Excelsior
IA Combined Reaper and Mower we again
offer the celebrated Harvester. to the farmers of
TINS section: Over 100 in use in the county of
Augusta First premium awarded ut the last
Augusta County Fair. We call special atten-
ton to the improved adjustable reel 1t can be
attached to any machine in use ina few minutes
by a lever, when the machine is in motion IL
can be elevated for cutting the tallest rye or
lowered to sweep the guards for cutting lodged
or short grain, oats, or clover seed Those de-
string to attach the new reel, and those wanting
new machines, or repairs, should order early.
Parties, before purchasing, will please call Mt
our room IN the Grubert building, in Staunton
and examine our improved machines for the
present season.
Also we are agents for the Carr ts Scott mort
able or 10 horsepower Threshing Machines
We refer to Mr.. Jacob Coffman NEW Hope).
who has one in use, and recommends it highly.
1t gives entire satisfaction.
we also sell the best Sulky Hay and Grain
Rake in use Selfdischarging steel tooth. Per-
feet in all its parts
Repairs cash on delivery
f0r B BTfs III flTS4!RFs sc y fdaEess
april zo-zm.l Staunton, Va
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
James F. Keyser, ct ais,
VIM. H. Keyser, Admir-, ct ais. l" o"""'ery''
styled cause now pending in the Circuit Court Of
Allegheny County, having been referred to the
undersigned, special Commissioner appointed
for that purpose to state and settle the foiou;Ds
accounts, to-wit:
LIST. An account of the actings and doipgs of
YIN. ii. Keyser and James F. Kevser as a.
mrs OF Fleming Keyser, decd, and of the ont
standing debts due from the estate of the said
Fleming keyser, decd
Ind. An account of the rents and nrof+s ~;
sing from the real estate in the Bill mentioned
ord. An account of the annual rental and fee
simple value respectively of the said real estate
together with any other matter specially stated
oeemed pertinent by said Commissioner or re-
CURED Dy any of the parties to be stated
Notice is hereby given that have fixed upon
the 2Z'd day of Nay, 1922 as the time, and the
CLERKS Office Of said Court as the place, for sta
ting said accounts. All persons holding claims
against the estate of the said Fleming Keyser.
dec d.. are hereby notified to prove said claims
J. JEROME HOBBS
april % At Special Commissioners
IN SEASON.-The birds and flowers saw it
[ offer the largest and best assorted stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. that I ever
handled: No stock in the Valley or elsewhere
fop may feel assured that you can get the
Y0TIh Oh your money in frst-class goods
ooIne persons promise to sell for less than
foods are worth.
MY stock is very large and attractive.
april 70 I'm f. M. YOUNG.
Ia. j. ID. ALEXANDER, Graduate of
ID University of City of New York; re-
pectfully offers his professional services to the
itizens of Greenville and surrounding country
n all the various branches of his profession, viz:
ledcine, Surgery and Obstetrics.
Z3~S Special attention paid to the treatment of
diseases of women and children.
apr2a-St.*
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INFANTIOIDE.-On Thursday last, the body
of an infant was found in Lewisburg, w. Va,
which the jury of inquest found ''came to its
death by strangulation. A mulatto girl
named Jane Wiley was arrested and committed
to Jail to await her trial before the Circuit
Court, charged with being the mother and
murderess of the dead infant.
In the same place on Thursday the remains
of another infant were found in box dug up
in garden. 1t is supposed that they were
buried several months since.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-05-07

! argesS stock of Boots and Shoes in Staun-
A Ton, now IN store and for sale by
ocii N. b. HENDRY.
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d E.' NJ AIF, CIerk
Echols, Bell u Catiett, pq may 4v

N EW GOODSi NEW EOODS!!
IN We have just made large additions to our
varied stock of Staple Dry Goods, Groceries and
Hardware-part to arrive
Our Dry Goods Department has been selected
with special reference to the wants of our coun-
try friends.
We have in store, and to arrive ~
10 bbls. Va. Pan Sugar,
|. 20 6 N. Orleans = N
Is s' White g
20 Bags Coffee,
25 bbls. Syrup,
10 8 Prime Syrup,
with Teas, Spices Soaps, Candles, &C., &c.
Our Stock of Hardware has been much en-
larged, and we call the attention Of Farmers and
Builders to the opportunity of saving money by
ss ia The Lightning Saw,
also the Hand, Wood Ger Buck and Cross cut
Saw-an entirely new make, for this market -
Read this certifcate
We note as a proof of the ease that permits
sustained effort, the saving by hand of twenty
six cords of hard wood, in eight hours, by two
men with one saw, once fled. This is wonder
ful" BAKER BROS
NAV re =
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MJEW BOOKS
SALE of a VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE of a VAL-
" UABLE SOUTH RIVER FARM.-By
virtue of q decree of the County Court of Au-
gusta County, rendered on the - day of No
vember 1871, in the suit of Samuel Conner, and
ais VS. James w. Patrick, we will on
FRIDAY THE path DAY OF MAY. 1872,
proceed on the premises, to sell to the highest
bidder, the tract of land owned by James W.
Patrick, lying on South River in Augusta Coun-
ty, containing e
2O5a Acres.
This is land of excellent quality, we'll watered
and in high state of cultivation, about IL miles
from Staunton. and in good neighborhood.
Terms of Sale-Costs of suit and sale in hand !;
the balance on credit of one, two and three
years, the purchasing executing his bonds with
good security, bearing interest from the day of
sale for the deferred payments, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
MARSHALL HANGER,
e. M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
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COMMISSIONERS, M6arnalE--To

COMMISSIONERS N0THCE.-To the
" parties to the suit Of Benjamin Crawford,
surviving, &c, VS.. George A. Anderson and
others, in the County Court of Augusta, and all
Others concerned: ~
Take notice, that under the order of March
term in said cause | shallon Saturday, the 10Th
day of June. 1872, at my Office in Stanton, pro-
coed to take accounts of the real estate owned by
George A. Anderson with the annual and fee
simple values thereof, and especially of the real
estate held in trust by Alexander Anderson, to
secure certain creditors of said George A. An
derson; of the liens upon said real estate in their
priorities; and of such debts secured by said
Deed as have been satisfied.
At which time and place all lien creditors of
said George A. Anderson are required to cite
proof of their claims.
THOMAS D. RANSOM,
s 9 Commissioner in Chancery.
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VIRGENIA To-WlT:-En Vacation,

NEHGzNAA EO-WET:-En Vacation.
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for Augusta County.
May 4th, 1872
George B. Rusmsel, Guardian for Mary Jane
Mlseman, Luther Wisemani and Alexander
w iooHiai... laIntlffs,
against svs S Is
Mary Jane Wiseman, Luther Wiseman. and
Alexander Wiseman, infants, Darwin Bashaw,
Administrator with the will annexed of viii.
liam Wiseman, deceased Washington Wise
7s man.. Jacob Wiseman, William Wiseman.
Woddell and Margaret his WIFE (who before
her marriage was Margaret Wiseman) John
Campbell, William Campbell, James Camp
bell, Mary d. Campbell, Laaostoas Carnpbell
and Alice Campbell, infant children of Sarah
Campbell, dec d., Benz. Akers and Francis
his Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to sell the tract of
land devised by William Wiseman to his three
infant children, MaryE Jane, Luther and Alex.
ander Wiseman, and to settle the administration
accounts of d. Bashaw, Admir- c. t. q. of VIII
liam Wiseman, decd. s II aas
The Defendant Washington Wjseman. Ia
cob Wiseman, William Wiseman. - Woddell
and Margaret his wife (who before her maria ce
was Margaret Wseman) not having entered
their appearance, and il appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that they are not residents of the
Commonwealth: It is ordered that they do an
pear here within one month after due publica-
ton of this notice, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest
Teste, ri
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
" n 81 r
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IT q COLLECTORS NOTICE
q TO TAX.PAYERSJ

ET G COLEECTORsS NOTICE ~
a D. TO TAX-PAY ERSl
In accordance with the provisions of the Uni
ted States Revenue Laws notice is hereby given,
that I have received from the Assessor, the An
nual List Of Taxes for the year 1872. embracing
sons who have been assessed with Special or In
come taxes in .s-es r4r. e
Augusta County, ~
are hereby notified to pay the same at my Office,
in the City of Staunton, on the .-a -
10TH or 11th Of Meg, 1872,
otherwise they. will incur the full penalties OF
the law in such cases made and provided,
sst.i& JOSEPH Il. PUSSY,
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue,
may 1t 9th District of Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-05-07

The Convention then Immediately proceeded
to ballot for the nomination of a candidate for
the Presidency, without any formal presenta-
ton Of candidates. Six ballots were successive
ly taken, and at the conclusion of the sixth and
last, after scene of much confusion and noise,
and many changes of votes, the Chair announe-
ed the whole vote as ia, necessary to choice
$685. Mr. Adams 1877, Mr.. Greeley 1872; that
therefore Hon. Horace Greeley, of New York,
was nominated as candidate for the Presidency
by the Convention. Ii was then ordered to
proceed Immediately to the nomination of Vice
President, and the fourth ballot resulted in the
nomination of Governor Gratz Brown, which,
On motion, was declared unanimous. The usual
resolutions of thanks were then offered aud the
gcpyention adjourned sine DIG.
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CyoMMIssEONER's NOTICE.

James F. Keyser, ct ais,
VS.. Tn Cbanoor,r
VIM. II. Keyser, Admir-, ct ais y
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.NeaU Advertisements.

TEMPLE OF FASHION.-Mr K. NJ.
| b Kelly is receiving from New York a full
supply of Ladies' and Misses ready made suits
| NAV & IF
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-MIGHTS NF PYTMHAa

" NIGHTS OF PYTHEAs.
IN SIR KNIeHTs-Attend stated meeting of
Valley Lodge. No. 49, at Temperance Hall.
TUESDAY, MAY7TH. IT, :
A full attendance is requested, as business of
| importance will be brought before the Lodge. 49,
By order of w G.
| may lit es JAMES K ER, r. S.
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1he largest stock of Shoes and Slippers for
q children and Infants in black and fancy
col0rs is to be found at WELLER'S boot. shoe
and hat store % tf
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- J. JEKUME HOBBS.
april % At Special Commissioners.

ID University of City of New York; re-
specially offers his professional services to the
citizens of Greenvile and surrounding country,
in all the various branches of his profession, viz:
Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics.
gSpecial attention paid to the treatment of
diseases of women and children.
apr23-3t%
, 1872-11-03

1t may interest Harvard graduates who used
to burn holes in their coat-pockets with lighted
pipes hastily concealed from the proctor's gaze,
to know that the march OF improvement has
swept away the rule tozbidding smoking in the
yard,
, 1872-11-03

AnC1enC UfdeF OF E'OTeSfers.
Conn F9oneeE Of tie Vest No. 5.51s. 4. o. F. meets
1t e. WeH Randolph. s.. M r. hicHf}(iH Ssc.v4'
THOMAS HAWKES.. @. r
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-04
East Knoxville Neglected.

Why is it that gas has not been introduced
into East Knoxville, and why are the streets of
Z. X, neglected more than those of Main street
or other thoroughfares of our city Who sees
apoliceman in East Knoxville, save when his
appetite demands his appearance at home? Do
not the citizens of East Knoxville pay as much
to maintain the liabilities of the city as those of
North Knoxville? Most aSsurediy we do, and
hereby charge injustice on those in power for
not having our streets cleaned up, and the intro
duction of gas as per contract, when the two
municipal divisions of cur city were consOlid-
dated. 5.... a--E -##
This matter is one of great importance to the
residents of the Eastern division of our town,
and we would like the matter fully discussed
and investigated-the Investigation especially.
The hope is earnestly entertained that thor
ough investigation will not fail to be made by
the Board, that they may arrive at some con-
clusion why some citizens of a city have certain
general free rights, and persons residing in 9TH
er portions Of the city do not. .A
.. Dry -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-04
School Moneys

Ina settlement with John NJ. Harris, tax col
1ector Of Knox county. and State ofTennesSee,
find that he, as said tax collector, has collected
and the followingsschool moneys, from the last
day of December, 1871, to the last day of Jan
Ist district, S3Os.5i; ID district, $l31.7S; 81
district, SOIL 4th district, $685. 9th district
S4S3 9th district SOFT; 9Th district, SO. 10
district, $3.50; 18th district, $95.15; 18th dis
trict, Si5O04 18th district, S36.33 14th district
S43 49, 10Th district 5000; 10th district, S1l6.-
&c; 18th district, $50 y; 18th district S54. 20;
18th district $6l.47, 10th district, $2617; DIST
district, $4941. Total 81, 699.44. sftF
Given under my hand at Knoxville, TenneS-
see this the ID day of February, 1872.
c. w. JONES, Chairman.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-04
RELIGIOUS Notices.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.-Se at the
usual hours, by the pastor, Rev. james Park.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at the usual hours. Rev. n. Bach
man, pastor. Sunday school at "a. NJ
ST. JOHNS EPISOOPAL.-Serv morn
ing at 104 and evening at Z, by Rev. j. Howard
Smith, Rector.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUR CH.-.,
Services at the usual hours this morning ana
evening At the morning service the fas6or,
Rev. j. B. Ford, will preach sermon ADDRESS,
ed specially to those who have recently united
with the church, theme: The Christian
Racer" Sabbath school at P. NJ.
BROAD ST. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
Quarterly meeting commences this morning,
Conducted by Rev. j. NJ. McTeer, =. Z.
Services at the usual hours 10! A. NJ, and Z P.
NJ. Love feast at 3 P. NJ.
CHURCH ST. NJ. Z. CHURCH SOUTH
Divine services at the usual hours. Sunday
school at 8 A. NJ. No service at night.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Servic at 10l
O. clock NJ, and Z o clock PM, by the pastor,
Rev. John Heckel. All are invited.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-First mass will oc-
cur at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and second mass at
104 o'clock An. Sunday School at P. NJ
FIRST BAPTIST.-Services in this church
TODAY, at IO4 A. NJ, and z. NJ, by the pastor,
Rev. J. L. Lloyd. Sunday school at A. NJ.
Seats free. H
SHIELDSTOW WIN Services at 8! o clock by
Rev j. S. Knight. .y-.