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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-18
THE GRAND JUBILEE.
Meeting Of the Reception Committee
Called and the People Requested to
Light Up.

Meeting of the Reception Committed
Called and the People Requested to
Light Up.
The following call is made by the Chair
man of the County Executive Committee:
Gall the members of the Reception Com
mittee, appointed to receive the speakers
who are to be present at our celebration to
morrow, are earnestly requested TO meet at
the Maxwell House, in the gentlemen's
parlor, this morning at 10 O'Clock sharp,
and also to meet the members of the State
and County Executive COMMITTEES at "a
o'clock this evening at the same place.
"W. G. EwIN, Chm, etc"
Let the call be responded to by each and
every one whom it concerns, as elaborate
PREPARATIONS are necessary for what it is
grandest affair of the kind ever witnessed
in Tennessee.
The State Central Committee requests
US to call the especial attention Of our citi-
zens to the matter of illuminations. 1t is
thought highly appropropriate that business
houses and residences be brilliantly lighted,
and we trust that none will neglect this
duty so that the whole city will be blaze
of glory. Those living on High, Vine and
Spruce streets, between Church and Broad,
are especially requested to attend to this, as
those streets will be most travelled to and
from the Exposition building. But illumi-
nations in all parts of the city will show
to advantage and contribute to the general
effect. The expense will be mere trifie,
and we know that the citizens of Nash
vile viii take an interest in making this
jubilee grand success.
There is to be large delegation present
from Sumner county, and it was reported
on the streets, yesterday, that they have
sent an agent in advance TO negotiate with
the city authorities for hoodwinking of
the police force tomorrow, so that they
may be able to have high old time, and
each follow the promptings Of @his own
sweet will" All the neighboring towns
will be largely represented, and Capt.
Frank Duffy, editor of the Franklin (Ky.)
Patriot, says that several carloads of peO-
pie may be expected from his section of
that State.
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Freeman 4. Orcharf.

90 the business card of Freeman & Orchard,
manufactures of and dealers in mirrors,
p rlrait picture frames, window cornice,
&c. The card Tells what advantages the
firm can offer, and describes their stock Of
goods, which is much larger and more COM
pi-le than ever before, and Of home manu-
fa.lure. If anything in this line is wanted,
ID can be had nowhere of better quality or
on better terms than from this house, which
very reasonably challenges all other houses
in the same business south of the Ohio.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HoUsE.-Anotherc crowded house
was present last night to witness the rendi-
ton of Marble Heart, in which Adams
made hosts of newfriends. He was very
well supported and everything passed of
pleasantly. Tonight, Wild Oats.
MASONIC HALL.-The Apocalypse en-
tertainment at Masonic Hall opened last
night under unfavorable circumstances, but
was well attended and gave general salts
faction. Matinee this afternoon and Satur-
DAY, with exhibition every night during the
week.
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DIAMOND COAL.

lHE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, It mas given general
satisfaction. 1t is7 hard coal, viii not crumbIe
or slack, is easily ignited, burns eheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no einder and but few
ashes. It is both cleaniy and economical.
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, wiz receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner Of Summer and
Crawford streets.
ssp2 3m 4thp j. n. WARD, Agent.
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Miss Winchester, of Memphis, who has
been visiting in this city, departed for her
home last night.
MIR. Henry Foster started last night on a
business trip through Arkansas and Texas
Furniture Factory.
Col. A. (. Shrader, General Superintend-
ent, and j. f. Alexander, Receiver of the
St. Louis and Southeastern railroad, are in
the city looking after the interests of their
road.
W. I. Glasgow, agent of the Nashville
Life Insurance Company, returned yester-
day from Maury county, where he had been
TO pay loss of $500 sustained by the
company in the death of VIM. Brazier.
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MACMAHON sINGED BY La Ian.
TERNE.
Cincinnati COmmerCial


Rochefort has at last begun to torment
MaeMahon as he tortured Napoleon the
Third. When he reached London last
summer, after passing through this coun-
try, he there resumed the publication of
the LGnterRe, which had formerly flashed
in Paris, but he found after a time that
London was too far away from Paris, and
that the paper, which is, of course, pro
hibited from entering France, could
not be so easily introduced there
from London, by stratagem, as if
it were issued nearer the French
frontier. He has accordingly removed his
Ldnterne to the Swiss capital Berne, and
we have no doubt that Rochefoit is de-
lighted that there it has quickly made itself
felt on the person of Mcmahon. The
French Minister at Berne has gone so far
as to address the Swiss authorities on the
subject, in the name of his government.
which, as he says, expects that Rochefort
will not be allowed to continue
his attacks on Mcmahon. The
Swiss authorities, however, decline
to interfere, as the liberty of
the press is guaranteed in Switzerland. This
action of the French Government is sure to
excite, once again, the interest of Paris in
the LdRterne, the secret circulation of
which through France, will not be easily
prevented. Miniature copies OF it printed
on tissue paper are already circulated
through letters, and the most ingenious
means are taken TO prevent their detection.
We should not be surprised to see McMa-
hon go still further in adding to the notOri-
ETY. Of the LdnteY7le.
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Hon KcrrCnminr.

The following telegram was received yes
terday from the Hon. NJ. G. Kerr, of
Indiana, in response to an invitation TO be
p esent at our big demonstration to-
morrow:
ssNEw ALBANY, IND, Nov. 1T.-Hon.
!. l.. Rice, Nashville: L will certainly be
with YOU on the 18th. N. G. KERR"
This gentleman is well known as one of
the most prominent men in the party, and
n views upon the political situation will
be interesting 10 our citizens.
Two large cannon, sent by Gov. Leslie,
of Kentucky, reached the city last night,
and will bear prominent part in to-mor-
rows performances.
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LATEST MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON, Nov. Cotton steady
middling l4sc; net receipts 1000 bales
gross receipts LOSS bales; sales $500 bales;
stock IS, 1Ss bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. I7.-Cotton is firm
net receipts 1912 bales; gross receipts l.
90 bales; exports TO Great Britain I1,34l
bales; sales 1902 bales; stock 1874 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 1T.-Cotton easier; mid
ding l4tG net receipts 3,343 bales; exports
to France 9l2 bales; cOastwise 2OS bales;
sales 1880 bales; stock $1,000 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 17.-Cotton steady;
middling l411a143e; net receipts 2,S79 bales;
sales 1000 bales; stock 52,195 bales.
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Last Chanee.-But short time remains
for the purchase of tickets in the Fifth Gift
Concert of the Public Library Of Kentucky.
Agents have been notified to make returns
from the 10th to the 25th inst, but for the
convenience of those who may have failed
to supply themselves through the agents,
cash orders win be filled at the home Office
up to the evening of the 2Sth, and if any
money should come too late it will be
promptly returned to the party sending it.
nOv10,14&lS
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A happy event transpired at Arlington
Chapel, few miles from the city, on the
Aurfreesboro pike, last evening" the mar
rage, by Rev. DR.. Kelley, Of Mr.. @. w.
AcLester, Of the firm Of Gordon, Rankin
& Co., Of this city, and Miss Fannie Cole,
the charming and accomplished daughter
Of Mrs. e. p. Cole. The ceremony took
place at O'Clock, and was followed by a
most pleasant reception at the residence of
the brides mother, at which a number OF
friends were present to congratulate the
happy couple, and partake of sumptuous
hOspitalitv,
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DIED.

SWEENY.-On yesterday, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ,
MARY WORTHISGTOS, eldest daughter Of James
H. and Z0rilda L. Sweeny, in the ninth year Of
her age.
The friends and acquaintance are respectful
" invited to attend the funeral, at Mekendree
Church, to-day, at ~ o'clock P. N.
Divine service by Rev. DR.. ID. @. Kelley.
Nov. Is. 1874
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A WASHINGTON dispatch says a wagon
load of money was tumbled into the avenue,
by the breaking down of the Treasury ex-
press wagon en- route from the Treasury De-
partment to the Baltimore depot. How
can anything ''get broke" when it's full of
money?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-18

All persons wishing to purchase tickets
in the Public Library Drawing can be sup
piled by calling on w. G. Price, No. A
South College street.
noY1 sun, wed&fri If
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A Novel Suit at Law.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 17.-An injune-
tion suit in Akron, Ohio, restraining a
newspaper man from publishing news
paper in Akron, is now on trial. The
plaintiff is r. Ii. Knight, and the defend
ant s. L. Everett.
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Trunks Reduced in Prices.-I am sell
ing my large stock of Ladies' and Gentle
mems fine Travelling Trunks at greatly re-
dueed prices. VIM. Dunstead, 40 College
street, near Public Square.
novl5 cod till febl
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4. brooks, Vote.

A correspondent asks the UNION AND
AMERICAN 10 publish the vote received by
Il. +. G. Brooks, for the office of Governor,
in The late election. The official returns
show that he received 1872 votes.
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48 Church Street.

The public will find the business Office
of the UNION AND AMERICAN at As Church
street, corner of Printers Alley, nearly
opposite the old Counting Room.
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CITY NOTICES.

With residents and nOn-residents there
is no more popular place of resort in Nash
vile than POOle's Gallery. For the execu-
tion of true and life-like Pictures there is
no better place to 90. IL
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For your fine dress and business suits,
cut in the latest style, square-shOuldered,
well adjusted in the body, go to John
Vogel's, No. 9 North Summer street, oppo-
site the St. Cloud Hotel. nov17 2t
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Woodland l. Moore, of Springfield, are
among the Oldest and most extensive deal
ers in Whistles in the State, and they
handle nothing but the purest Robertson
County Whistles. Ii
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bIank G. Ilnulcates no FopOFtj cipher lUJ stA-
tionsry; minus 81 tendency 70 fall; plus ten
dency 70 rise.
We report fall Of Il inches in the river
at this point for the "a hours ending at 3 P.
N. yesterday. There are now G feet 8
inches on Harpeth shoals.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. III rained all
night and till noon; still cloudy. Mercury
40 to 60.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17.-Riverl rising,
with q inches in the canal. Steady rain
all day
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Consumers should use from one-fourth
to one-half less of Dooley's than Of other
Yeast or Baking Powders. 1t is put up
full weight. noy17 d1w&w1t
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If man really wants 10 find out what's
in him, let him 60 to sea. The first rough
weather will generally enable him to aseer-
tain il.
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We don't eat so much nor wear as fine
clothes as some do; therefore, can sell all
kinds Of dry goods cheapest. Hogan Bros.
nOvI5 st
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LH.AeA-a
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
cept SundGy.........
Eastern EXPIRES, daily.
I" Night Ex-
Bress, except Sunday
Mt. Sterling Mail, eX-
cspt Sunday..........
Mt. Sterling Express,
except Sunday.
Lagrange Accommoda-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange Accommoda-
tom except Sunday
Shelbyville Mall except
Sunday.........-.....
Shelbyville Express ex-
cept Sunday-........
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Puiaman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
10 Washington and Baltimore without change of
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
froughOut the West, Southwest and North
west THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
A gent Cincinnati.
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TRAINS.

OUISVELLE q CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAIBROAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
I've AT louisville as follows.
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Maximum temperature u deg, minimum
temperature IS deg, mean temperature eO.2
deg.
Amount of rainfall in the past "a hours, 1.s5
inches.
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having ample means for advances . business
experience OF twenty years, ana combining aim
SELF strictly 70 Commission business. uifhOss
operating ON his own Account, respectfully -
neifs consignments o. C0tton, FlOar, C0rn,
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Tuesda
E0u ~ 1874
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TsLsgrapAie Report from Si0naI Service C6rps o.
q A., Of obSeTvati0n, at S-56 p. My As
Ksltern Tnion Linz.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor us with
items OF news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
IN mind the following rules.
WRITE ONLY ON ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER; This rule is imperative,
and we will hereafter pay no atten-
,ion to letters written on both sides
of the sheet.
BE BRIrr, state what you have
to say in the iewcst possible words.
SEND US NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisitions, moraIizings or
reflections on them. Above all
things, DoN'T WRITE UNLESS YOU
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26
Equalization Taxes.

We publish elsewhere copy o.
the decree rendered by the chan
Gerry court of Mississippi county at
lis October term, in the case OF
Edrington and other tax payers OF
this county, vs.. John u. Driver as
collector of taxes, ordering the
collector to repay to the land own
er taxes collected by him by rea-
son of the action of the State Board
OF Equalization for 1873 which is
l40 per caa,t OF sE amounts paid,
less 10 per cent for expenses.
We also publish the order ,oi
dismissal rendered by Hon. John
W. Fox, Judge OF the llth Judicial
circuit, IN. the suit to stay the col.
lection of the l25 per cent Equali-
cation for the year 1871 and desire
TO call special attention p the con.
dition Of this suit. The expenses
and work OF the entire matter up
TO this time has been borne and
done by but two r,en, james ii.
Edrington and james B. Best. Mr..
Best Informs us that he is no long
cr ablc to do the work necessary
in the case at his own expense, and
unless some other or Others, OF the
good citizens Of the county come
to his assistance, all may be lost so
far as this suit is concerned.
Is it possible that with ten ,hous-
and or more, dollars ~ .hc hands
af the collector, and he waiting for
an order TO pay the same into the
state treasury, or to return il to the
tax payers from whom 1t was col
lccted, and the case now pending
IN the Supreme Court, and no rea
sonablc bougt as to the ruling oi
that court, when the case shall be
properly presented, We ask IS II pos
stbde that no ono OF those who are
interested will see that the proper
attention Is paid toit?
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26

the satisfaction of tho court thai
the action of the Board OF Equalza.
,tion in the matter of the taxes com.
planned Of In this cause is and waa
illegal and void, the said board oi
equalization being q tribunal not
authorized by the Constitution Of
the State of ArkaGsas that the
lcvse OF the said additional one
hundred and forty per cent was
unconstitutional and void. and the
collection thereof unwarranted by
law. 1t is therefore ordered,
adjudgcd and decreed that the de-
iendant herein, as collector afore.
said, collect none of the one hun
ired and forty per cent tax that he
has not all eady collected, that he
do not pay over to the state or
county treasurer any Of the said
one hundred and fosy per cent
that he has air ady collected, but
that be return the same to the
parties from whom it was collected
or their lawfA Representatives.
1t is further ordered that the in
Junction granted by the Judge OF
the 9TH circuit OF the state of Ar.
kansas be and the same is hereby
made perpetual, and that the de-
iendant do pay all costs in this
SUIT expending And it further ap-
pearlng 10 the satisfaction of the
court that this suit has been prose.
cuted to the benefit of all the tax.
payers Of Mississippi county, who
may seek TO avail thems elpcs OF
the same. and that it will reqairr
ten per cent of tho amount in the
hands of the collector effected by
this decree, to pay the fees and cx.
penscs of this suit, estimating scrip
at 20 cts. on the dollar, its presen,
rate; and itappearng that there is
due to Rose L. Greene, Attorneys
ut Little Rock, one hundred and
twenty dollars, to J. B. Best tor
expenses to Little Rock, eighty
dollars, and to John G. Palmer, at.
torney at Helena. three hundred
dollass in currency, tor his fees in
this case, the said collector is or
dered to retain in his hands ten
per cent OF the fund pereby ordei cd
to DO returned to the tax pay ers,
and TO pay the same over to the
parties above named in the pro-
portion OF four To one, and thelr
receipts to him shall he q voucher
herein. To all of which the Do
fendant prayed an appeal to the
Supreme court which was granted.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26
Creditors N Office.

Letters testamcntary upon the estate of jaime,
H. Etiington deceased, late Of the county Of Mis-
sissippi and state OF Arkansas having been IN
the lat, day OF September 1871, granted to me
notice Is hereby given that all persons having
claims against the said estate are required Ia
exhibit The ssmc to me a. Eyecuirix oi the said
James EGrington, or 10 my attorney. john
Mathews Esq. In the town oi Osceoia, comfy Of
Mississippi and state OF Arkansas, duly antaor-
lied, within one year from the cate OF such let
ters or ,hey may be prcclndcd Iom any benefit
Ia the estate and that II suci claims are not pre-.
sented within two years from the date OF said
letters they shall be forever BARI ed and prcclud-
ed from any benefit from the said estate.
NANCY A. EDIINGTON
Executrix Of Jamcs H. Ia, ,in.ton deed
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Office.

Having erected and put in sue
cessiul operation q Saw and Grst
Mill on the Ross place, | respect.
fally announce to tn" public, that
am prepared to furnish sawed lum-
ber at the mill At SIC per thousand
for Cypress, and SIS per thousand
for Gum. All orders promptly
filed. will also grind corn for
one sixth toll.
T. NJ. AYERS.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26
Redemption Notice.

Notice is hereby given thatC. W Rozzell hgv.
ing complied with all the requisites for the re-
d, mption OF lands sold for delinquent taxes. a.
required by the nc of the general assembly, en-
tit ell " an act regulating the assessment ant
collection 81 revenue . approved April 2slh
1874, ha. ,his, the Il III dlav ~ oyrmber. 1874
redeemed the following described lands in Mi--
si.sippi county ikrnsls to-wit: Al OF Sec
ton seven "a anti cight ~ In township fourteen
90 range ten lI0) east, AMI on the ;rd ,lay o
December. 1874 The north west fractional quar-
ter g, section ,wenty-one cd township iiiteeI
l3) range nine o. east.
This the 5h ,.ay Of December 1864.
J. K. p. HALE, Clerk
BY }. d. Blackwood. ID c.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26

The following ace he DEGREES OF
the Circuit Couvt IN relation to ad-
ditional tax injunction cases:
FEBRUARY TtaM-ssCoND DAV.
JAMES II. EDRINGroN,
vs..
JOSIAH b. MuRRY,
Sheriff and Collector &C.
Now on this day comes the
parties in this cause, and the court
being sufficiently advised of and
concerning this matter arising on
the dcmurer signed aud submitted
at tue last term of the court doth
sustain the same AN doth dismiss
said complaint, aud the plaintiff
excepted TO the judgement and
decision OF the court. 1t is there
fore ordered, adiudged and decreed
that the said injunction heretofore
granted in this cause be, and the
same Is hereby dissolved, the com.
plaint dismissed, and the now act
ing Sheriff and collector of Missis.
sippi County is hereby directed tu
proceed in the collection OF the
Equalization tax heretofore enjoin.
ed, and that the plaintiff pay all
costs of this suit.
9TH DAY OF OCTOBER TERM 1874.
J. II. EDRIs GToy, J
vs..
J. B. DaIvER, As Col.
Now on this day comes Nancy
A. Edring,on, as exccutrix OF james
II. Edrington, deceased, and sug
gests the death Of Burlington, which
is not denied, and this cause is or
dered TO progress in the name OF
said Executrix rs plaintiff. And
the cause coming to be heard upon
the demurrer heretofore filed here
in, and the court being sufficiently
advised in the premises, doth over
rule the demurrer to which decision
of the court tho defendant excepted
at the time aud the defendant de-
ciining 20 ahswsr over, plaintiff
msves for = 6esl decree, which il
grsnte& Il appearing therefore to
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter TO Legal Advertise.
ments viii be inserted in the TIME
unless pay is made when hand.
ed in. It requires money to carry
on our business and We are com.
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not ks dsvistsd from
u 4py aess,
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Installation Of Officers.

The following named persons
were installed ss officers Of Osccola
Lodge No. 81, F. 4 A. N. far the
ensuing yean: f. A. Garlick, W.
NJ, John :. Brown s. w., Il. F.
Hale, j. W., J. f. FeIts Treasurer
J W. Clapp Secretary, l.. Rous.an
s. D., w. J. Bowen Jr. D., W. II
Hart Tyler. The installation was
made publicly, and Witnessed by q
large number of our citizens.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-26
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APpoI TMENTS FOR
THt OsCEOLA CIRCUIT.
Osceola-First sunday in the Month, ut II o.
clock A. NJ . aud o'ctock p n. Pipyct mvrt-
ing every \ edne.Gsv night, q. early csnGle light
Williams School house Second sunday, ct II
O. clock A. NJ.
Lynch's School -house-Second Sunday, at J
s'clock L NJ.
Min Bayou-Thrd Sunday, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
Hickman iiend.-Friday before the eth. Sunday,
at II . clock A. NJ.
Blythe Chapel Fourth sunday. day and
New Hope, Snisht. alternate.
Clear Lake--Monday night after the 4th. sun
day
sandy Bsyou-Fridsy before the lst Sunday.
y. NJ. ~ TrY,
Rev. W, X. FosrER oficiates at Divine service
q, oecesla ON The tih Sunda, In each month.
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School Notice.

/ the undersigned will open my
second term Of school on the first
Monday in January, 1875 Al the
Daiver School House.
Tuition per month $3.50. All
lost time will bc deducted.
J. +. ARMSTRONG.