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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE Is hereby giver, that I'm the Probate
1N Court OF Belnont County. Ohio, the Under
signed was appointed and Qualified as Admin.
istrator with the Will annexed of the estate OF
Elizabeth Milligan. decd. late OF said County
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
guessed 70 MAKE mmeaia,e PAYMENT. and
guessed TO present them within one year from
This date.
r,' hue HENRY WEST. Admir-.
OF the estate OF Elizabt tn Miiligsn
seplS3v ffkI
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Prof. F0WIer's S Great Work

On 1NofhOOd, WODldllhOOd and TIER
Mntual INVESTIGATIONS; Lore, Its Lacs,
I'otrer,, etc. 9-.i ,'i'ioi =J+ '-i'i1's :
Agents are selling from ID TO % copies o day,
and we send a canvassing book free 10 any
book agent. Addre's. stating experience etc,
NATIONAL PUBLIaHISG CO., Philadelph.a
Chicago. Or ST. Lnufs -. ------- - -
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The ladies of 81 Clairsville and vicinity are
invited TO look in upon the new and elegant
soods. aoSS I'm in sik ii Popiins and XIapaca eli III
shades and colors, i'' Vt
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Children . often look Pale and
- sick

from no other, cause than having worms In the
stomach. !. - -
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without Injury to the
child being perfectly WHITE. and free from
all coloring OF other Injurious ingredients
usually used In worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Drtggisfs and Chen,ists and deater{ IN
Medicin g. csatTwENTY-EIgE al CRNTs Box. yy10ly
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The greatest bargains ever received in Eng
lish and common grades Water proof in coIors
at Fred Trolls,
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In the wonderful medicine 10 which tho afficsed
arc above pointed for relief the dscoyersr beieres
he has combined IN hdr1lony more OF Nstnres nost
sovereign curative properties, which God has ustiE
ed into the vegetable kingdom for healing the sick,
than were ever before combined IN one medicine.
The evidence OF this fact is found In tho great v.rs2
OF most obstinate diseases which IL has been found
toconquer. In thecura uf Bronchitis severe
Coughs, and the early stages OF ConsumPS
ton, it has astonished the medical faculty. snd
eminent physicians pronounce u tho greatest medi-
cal discovery OF the age. While u cures tie Feref>
the blood. BY It's great and thorough blood purtr
fying properties, " cures all Hamorg fron ths
worst Scrofula to . common B10feh, Rtnpfe
or orEruption. Mercurial disease, Mineral PoisonA
and their effects are eradicated, and vigorous health
and sound constitution established. Erysfpe>
Rough SKIN, In short all the numerous disesssa
caused BY bad blood are conquered By this pove<fhl
purifying and invigorating medicine, 49,
IL you feel dull, drowsy, deoiiftxted. have saliew
color Of skin, or yellovish brown spots On facs
body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad tssts in
fushes. low spirits, and gloomy forebodngs irreyn>
tar appctite and tongue coated, You ara suffering
from Torpid Liver or ~Bilfousncss.d
IN many cases OF silver ComplaintD % only
part OF these syr,toms are Experienced. As rens-
6y for all such cases DIR. Hercc's Golden Medical
leaving tho liver Strengthened and hesfAy Tor shs
cure OF Aabftual Constipation u The Bow
els It Is never falling remedy and those who haso
used II for this pnreose srs ,SHd IN Us praise.
The pyoprte;or oders 81 ,o0o evard fcr a medicine
thst wi equal for The cure Of al The diseases os
Rv, Pierce M D.. Sole Psoprissor s % ss his tsen.esi
Send your ado r''-s Cor = pamphlet y - ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

DIED.-B0NAR- --Sept Is, near Powhatan
Iohn W Bonar. in the 18Th year of his age.
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Go to Fred Trolls for mems and boys Boots
md Snoes made by hand to their owI order,
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baltimore and Ohio. Railroad.
CENTRAL OHIO DIvIsIoN)

Passenger Trains on Central ONO
n;r;s;on leave Bellaire and arrive at
Rellaire as follows:
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EIRsT NATIoNALBANKO OF ST GLARS
Il WILLIE. CAPITAL $4,000.
rBank open from A. n until 8 =. n. Die
count days Tuesdays, At 10 ain. Money received
ON deposit. Collections made and yroceeds re-
mitted promptly; Exchange bought snd solo.
Joseph woodmansee, George Rrovn. .1i-..i
I d. d. T. C0wEN. President.
H. c. WkLpAY. Cashier. hls nE tedt taf
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over GOO pages, only 81 50. Iucomplete and in
ferior works are Offered, look out for them.-
Send for circulars and see IN 7of of the great
est success of the season.. Pocket Conpan-
ion worth $40 mailed free IIOW4lE PUB.
fisher, % Public Square. Cleveland, Ohio,
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nKrwEEN MAN AND MAN,

All adyices touching the iipancial situation
at home and abroad are of AN assuring char
acfer. The reopening of the Stock Exchange
to- morrow Is an event anticipated with much
less ap srehension than has heretofore been
the case, owing TO many private settlements
tant 10 lie manifest disposition toward for
bearance and generous dealing between man
and man. .--
aWAsHINGroN. ID c., Sept. 29.-The President
and Secretary Richardson were III consulta-
ii n to-day on financial matters.
There was drawn from the Freedr1aus and
Washington City Savings Bank within ten
days $575. .opA. and from other banks In the city
about sSo0,OO0. Friday one person alone drew
from the National Bank OF Metropolis $I6yOOO
aud placedit in the Safe deposit company
Most of the money drawn remains with the
drawers. --I-
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-There has been a well
defined improvement here to-day in the feel
ing with refer ence to the financial disturbances
OF the country. The days work with the banks
has been the most satisfactory one since the
commencement of the trouble: deposits of
currency in Il number of banks have been
quite equal to the demand upon them for cur
rency. Il
PIrrSBUEG. Sept. 29--The financial outlook
in Pittsburg is brighter to day than iG has been
at any time during the recent panic Conf
dence seems fully restored. and business is
transacted as usual. A full meeting of the
Clearing House association was held this
morning to consult on the present monetary
situation. 1t was resolved in view of the
quired in the manner of conducting the busi-
ness of the hanks and Clearing House. The
Lawrence Savings Bank commenced paying
Its checks to day.
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The Financial storm Almost at
an ensl--Suspended Banks Re-
s,.yntnr PaymeuIs iti

WALL STREET GAMBLERS OPINION
SKv YORK. Sept. &--Jay Gonid being asked
for hts views concerning TIE financial situa-
tion, eavo them as follows: think the panic
Is over. lhave every faith now in the advance
In prices. and believe the market viii be more
bnoyant than for long time Wall street has
b<en cleaned out of the greater part of worth
less stocks and so called securities, by the pur-
gfnB process o: The panic, and there are COM
parai1veiy few STOCKS now quoted except those
OF reAi value In all cases the prices are now
TOO tqw, and In that OF good dividend paying
SHOCKS q very lar advance is necessary to
bring them mp to sneir actual woth, The re-
sons for an advance are, the money market
will becomes sy soon as the Stock t,x-
change is opened, owing TO the very large
Quantittes OF greerbaces which have been dis
burscd By the Government in Its late bond
purchases; that an immense amount OF capital
has been put into circulation by the action of
she banks In isstaii,g Clearing House certfi-
Gates. which dis places corresponding quanti-
" Of currency; that England is sending over
millions OF gold. which will come into active
nse immedfa,ely on arrival, and that specula-
tion has had such long sleep that ii will be
all the more lively When 1t wakes up again.
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9SSfiERIFFS' SALE.

ll1ltI Il ~ OALL.
Belmont Common Pleas.
list National Bank, 81. iUiairssiie, Plaintiff
vs..
~ ~ -'l joel " lcholse ct. al 81 IIIlig
IL virtue of "a re7oi srpoHQz n The above case
- issued, and io ME objected. will offer for
sale at The door ofrtie Court House in st.
Clalrsxilie, Beimont County, Ohio, on
.sa WEDNESDAY lCIOlSEk 3D. Is7S
between tine hours off p NJ and P N. on said
day. TIE frillowihg desert bed premises 10 Git:
4" Being fifty feeL ofdhs West sale vfIfoI No. 40
] Apprsi seti at :, 90. ls.ts..Jf, ~ E.-F
Terms Cl sale cast
.isill,. - - INA.fG7foRHRAN sheriff
lsep. .3iII a. So ~ Belmont County, Obi
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For Sale or Rent.

L WILL sell on reasonable terms the WAC
gether with dry material on hand. N not sold
will rent Possession given immediately
This is a desirable stahdto any one wishing 10
carry ON the business. Call on ar address ~
JfIll = N.Js wM. H ROSCOE,
seplltf 81 Clsirsville. Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-02

H. R. Bumgarner has 'ust rece ,or the
did stock VI ag2Stf
Fall Trade.
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Teacher's Examination.
Qs5S-74)
,october llth, Belmont.
18th, Bellaire-
November sth, ST. Clairsvliie:
22th, st. Ciairsvlne'
-February 7th, st. Clairsvliie-
March 7th, ST. Clairsxlle.
March 2ist, Martins Eerry.
Aprii IIth st. Ciairsvliie.
May ID. BelIaire.
- a. sd st. Clairsvlue;
.Jn-e 18th, st. Clairsvile.
IReeiu promptly at O'Clock: where ap.
Certifieate Of charactet, ,nn reSoaIeda Roard, VINO"
ratcant is no' A ROBERT ALEXANDER
rBAS. r. SHREVE,
]. ]. BURNS, poord
Co. Examining boaro'
st. ciairsu1rle, Aug q, '7S.
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Nctica

AZ orIcEis is AerebS given, tiiAta The un,se-.
~ slgnFdFhss been appointed by the Prs55ats
court, assignee Of Nm- Meek vice J. B. Smith
their CLAIMS at once
3. = = IT u =, ssroi A.t.P. TAILMAE.
Isellsire. Sept. 3. ls7i. ,1i-,f ylii1osepIl5w
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..haap Furniture.

rNLewis, offers his furniture a. Sa1n pfisa case
s.Is very low. A fine Secretary anu d.
s. included In the above, a. less thAn mn. ~ Iii
Those wanting sep25lt
ueeE
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4. 1f HisiuE-l1 91i- -s.isi-s-a ,1-1Ii -
Is .s.Ei i-lgal sli3 al ,Isai7El i-,-si.-
alit sHU NtIl So -i-sliu .frnr a. OF
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Ladies', French Kid Button Boo's' ia''''
s,vle at Fl. r, Bumgarners.
,U.,es and Children's Shoes just rom 'ne
,,rac,urers. at II. R. Rumgarners.
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IaL.est ytI--ls,,sfr,r,Il f,o,,,.

A medium sized white 10 y Short Horns and
u giving I-.i,h, was taken aI ON the 18th or
september. the siw ner can have said cow by
proving prap.i iya and. paying charges, by CALI
County Infirmary, r siFf ,s1l-lF iFTlT7E
sep25aw JOHN MORRISON,
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% Dissolution Notice.
q Ground for Sale.

1'HE subscriber offers Tor SAX, Five Acres of
L Ground, at the North end of the propertv
on which ne resides, embracing an acre and q
n1ll ~. ol exceiIe,st vineyard a.iI 10 nitSsI
Enquire Oh the PROMISES. Of
sepiasw --i p. tLA Iil ST. .aysirsville.
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o.-L.v. mowers and lteaPers for SAFE
~ c,o,rsvilIe. je5tf
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Livingstone 2SWS inAfrica

30fh Thousrnd In Press. Sale Increasing
2 900 more LIVE AGENTS I.antedfor cur
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N T. v E. r

Neglect a Cold. Nothing is more certain
to lay the foundation for future evil con seuu
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W NJ IAIII1-Axt-N DI-ts
Bridgeport, o., Sept. 2sth, 1863.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

rains do NO. stop where time is omit
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wonen's Shoes-of every grade are nov "
De o""s sepfltf
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vsryt t,se assortment OF black and fapey Mcy
.coloTed ii ass thave;just bsen received at FREQ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
EMPTY.

cosv crib Is in the corner yet;
. ond watch it, as the day is dead.
cannot press again. my vanished
p,alliow with your drowsy. golden
| |, ,ad.
l,nnot reach plump arms to g ct my
kiss, ,-oaf 600,
Iiiny SOFT syllabl"s of that and this.
Inv. night. t.goS.led fairy, blithe and
Is sect.
and for all you have lain down to
or,sa IN becaus Of birds or beams :;
3for all, with white flowers on your
siumbar coldly and to dream no
dreams.
" the home where. frollcsome and
r precious presence made so bright
Ia part; ..
chair,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

\ YOUNG lady in Nashville. re-
Gently, entered Il shoe store to buy
Il pair of shoes. In answer to the
question Of the NEE young man
VIII" parts his hair in the middle,
she stated That she wore nu nber
fwoI. After that yOu Ing mrn had
spoiled his bran new paper collar,
and burst off tw" su-pender but
tons, the dImsel WAS T i'm to con.
feSs the shoes were just Il little
too tight. She nally contrived
to squeeze on pair Of number
siXes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

"GIRLs.' said Il worthy old lady
to her granddaughter, whenever
a fellow pops the question don't
blush and stare at YOUR foot. Just
throw v ur arms around his neck.
lo'k him fun i'm the face. and
commence talking about the fur
niture. Young fellows are mighty
nervous sometimes. l lost several
GOOD chances before. caught your
f'nd. dear grandfather, 10y putting
on airs, liut / learnt how to do it
after awhile"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

In is told o. a well.known rail
road conductor that, leing desir.
Gus I" push Il certain work for
ward as fast rs possible, he wished
the lab"rerS to work ON Sunday.
rms they were not disposed TO
d", and sent q committee to wait
on Don 7 and convince him
or the Inconvenience of his de.
mand; but Don would not
he convinced, When the slmkes-
man of the committee, becoming
impatient, said Even the Lord
rested on Sunday" very true, ;
was the cool reply, "hut that was
after lie had finished his con-
tract"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

MUCH LEARNING.-Mr.
N has several elephants in
g for his travelling SHOW.
re taught to dance, to turn
san' and to perform various
Irats. One OF these ele-
uied recently. The news
~ 7" Mr.. Barnum. written
oack OF II card. l,y the ele-
,ralIer,and read as follows ::
'a,num one nf the elifant>
re dyed of enformation."
IAN right" and Mr.R rnum,
ing the letter. I'VE must
acn elephants az much.
an { stand Il high degree of
an. Our giving this ami.
u, stock of 'enfornlatinll'
>. me $l0,NW. Hereafter
'"em t" rudiments."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

|CTUATIoN.-Riyht punrtua-
much more Important 10 II
apprehension of the meuil-
PAN most people imagine.
"a paragraph which can he
p lw" ways, making II very
N or a very good man, ac-
/. u" The punctuation:
Is an old and experienced
? vice aud wi,.kedn-ss he is
found opposing tue walks
'ity he takes deli Lhi in the
OF his neiyibnrs he never
IN the prosperity eli any
ellow-creatures he is aiwa\ :
o assist in destroying the
u sm'iety he TAX IS no pleas.
serving the Lord he is ui-
'hlv dlligent i'm sowing dis
mnng his friends anu az
'llres he takes no pride"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Fast Telegraphing.

! many years efforts have
m de to construct an auto
Z m ,rhine, and it WIS fnun
|hle, but the 'it1i ,ulties in the
of its profitable use being
great, were 10y many consul
|,lnsurm ,untable. Tue nat
10 he teIegraphed is first
he'd in the Morse characters
"trip of paper, which is tnen
Nj in the telegraph c MACHINE
transferred to the wires au-
|ticaIly, the message he ing re-
ID, also, 10y automatic ma
FRY, at The -Xtr, nifty nt the
as well rs at points along
foute, if desired. 1t is now
llnce,t by ID. ii. Craig, Of New
former agent Of the Assoc
j Press, that the efforts tn
1t the invention have been
pe1 with success.
claims to have 81 mt messages
ZEN Washin ton and Boston
e rate of fft' en- hun 'reu
pr minute. He ais" SAYS
llr difficulties in the way of
ring the perforated paper
been SO far overcome that
eSs men can operate tine per
ng machines in t,rer own
!. wltn very little practice;
n expert can prepare a mes
ur transmission at the rate
"e than one hundred words
mute. wni"h is much faster
amy ordinary penman can
and that tue process is 80
that Il school girl can easi-
uire II knowled e of tue art.
irl, in the .ff e at New
it is alleged. mas already
ated no words er minute.
rssa4e after heiny thus pre-
is transmitted by the ma
with unerring .ruracy,
nlng away witt, nine tenth>
hlunders, rs we'll aS nine
"entlethS 0f the labor OF
eSent mole of tele. e.lapain<
'anye,
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Collections Made.

RAW. NJ. JOHNSON ANN, UNCES
to business men aIiG tn" public that
he will attend 10 the COLLECTION OF
ELL = in Eur'lln and its vicinity from
this date. ii will also attend To buSi-
ness and make mitlnnc"S tor parties
n II distance. Charges moderate.
"fiicr nj the utfic OF VIM. NJ. Gates,
Justice oi the Il, ac'.
Eureka, Jan. y. 1873. JAZZ
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, Gurska Sentinel
r,,is, d ev,fy '-n'ns. Mondays
excepted, by
n.o w, CASSIDY.

rrpus OF SUBSCRIPTION:
.,,v one year, by mail....;"...$i5 90
@opy' @ six months, by mail..". m
ppy three months. by mall. 90
panars forwarded until paid for.
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lob printing or AL KINDS
81 neatly exe..ssd a. the ouice " III"
ECHEEA sES1ISkL-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

mnn IS "a wtll-known wager
w.; "in sh"u d stand on
|rar r' u: ,ga for an hour, hold.
|ffsS, |fS with s"vereigms upon
l'.s .hsm for sale at a still.
I'M kh.'and that NJ one of the
H. would purchase. He
! e he aoniili1ns of the bet
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

IMAN ,h Psychologist has dis
nt tmat tobacco smoking hy
,.erieres with the molecu
, "se c"lncident with de-
NY ~ OF tissues, and makes
:" ", t."rpuscles oval aud ir-
ms u. 'ne ae edge" Any parent
US as, ascertain if his boy
"E y, merely taking out a
Eerr,, W ms blood corpuScles
,s'"s e,rs their edges. DAN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-12-25

certain extent, and looks a good
deal like monopoly. 1t would
seem that an article of necessity,
in use upon every mans table,
should have all the advantage
of competition, and be furnish
cd as cheaply as possible. It is
claimed by the salt manufactu-
rers here that they make the pu-
rest and best salt in the world.
This will be received with
some grains of allowance in the
East, where they manage to
pack meat and salt butter in
very creditable manner before
Kanawha came into their mar
kets. Now that communica-
tions are opened and Snow Hill
comes in competition with o.
nOndaga and Liverpool, we
shall soon have an opportunity
to judge of their comparative
merits.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-12-25
Church Directory.

Pfesby ten ian, Fay vilC-seryiCes eve
" Sabbath at 1O:3O and at night; uo regu-
lar pastor; Sunday school AM
Methodist-scryices every Sabbath at
1O:3O and at night; Rev I B Fisher, pastor;
Sunday school at 8 o'clock
Cumberland sbyterian--services at
l0:30A N the 2nd, Bird and 4th Sahbaths in
each month aud at night; Rev Mr. Smith
pastor; Sunday school at 8.
Baptist--servccs at night on 4th Sabbath
and at 1896 and at night on lst Sab
bath of each month"; Rev A Van Hloose Off
ciating
Methodist, Flyntvile--services lst Sab
bath in each month at ii and night; Rev w
A Gill, preacher in charge; Sunday school
as
Union Church, Pleasant Plains-services
at Sabbath each month at Il and night by
the Methodists; Rev Mr. Allison, preacher
in charge-second Sabbath each month al
IL by the Associate Reformed Presbytcri-
ans Rev 4 5 Sloan, pastor. Union Sun
day school at O.
Methodist. Mulberry-services 3rd Sun
day in each month at II O'Clock and every
Sunday night; Rev J NJ Jordan, pastor;
Sunday School at ..
Cumberland sbyterian--services 4th
Sunday each month at IL O'Clock NJ and at
night; Rev n d Crawford, pastor; Sabbath
school at 9.
Baptist, Mulborry-church session Sat
urdAy before lst Sabbath in each month;
services lst Sabbath at II; Rev l. Sanford,
pastor; Sabbath school at 9.
United Presbyterian, Lincoln-services
every Sabbath at ll:l5 NJ; Rev J w Wait
nastor. Sunday school at 10
Methodist. Shady Grove, (Shelton's
ek)--seryices 4th Sabbath in each month
at II O'Clock; Rev } e Funk, preacher in
'harge.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Oak Grove,
(near Flyntyille) 4th Sabbath in
each month at IL O'Clock; Rev A W Suth-
crlend, supply.
Presbyterian, Unity, on the Petersburg
road. 6 miles North OF Fayetteville, lst and
3rd Sabbaths in each month-also Swan
Greek Church, 2nd and 4th Sabbaths in each
month; Rev'I = Osborne, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Cane Creek, on
Fishing Ford road, miles North Of Fay
etteville 2nd and 4th Sabbaths each month;
Rev j b Tigert, pastor.
Methodist, Oak lill-services 4th Sab
bath each month at 10 O'clock; Rev j NJ
Jordan, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Oak Hill-ser-
vices lst and 3rd Sabbaths at IL M-Rev
n D Crawford, pastor.
Presbyterian, Petersburg-serviccs 1st
and 3rd Sabbaths at 10 A and night; Rev
Allen Woods, pastor.
Methodist--services 2nd Sabbath at 10 A
NJ; Rev w b Lowery, P C.
Cumberland Presbyte yterian-serviccs 4th
Sabbath at 10 AN: Rev J B Warren, pastor;
Union sunday school at 2 NJ every Sab
bath; prayer meeting Wednesday night