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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
A Dollar BIZ.

The crisp one dollar bill is :. work o.
art simply beautiful. Fresh from IN,
.press, with the promise to pay unbrok-
en- by a crease, its pictures uEso;icd anu
unwrnkled, and its cr!n!lly sound IL
significant of wealth as was The jingle o.
coin in the barbarous times when the
promise had coniigent relations with
ELECTROMAGNETIC dollar bill is IN object OF
admiration and delight. Few things
are superior TO it in nature or art. GA
the upper left hand corner Christopher
Columbus is discovering tho Land o.
Promise !; in the centre is the promise
to pay OF the land he discovered, and on
the lower right hand corner, the sigma
ture of Treasurer Spinner 4 gentleman
whose integrity is rs Roman lis the nose
of the Father of his Ccuntry. whose
portal: adorns the middle of the bill,
because he never told Il lie. There may
be citizens who laye never seen this
work of art and symbol of wealth in its
crisp condition. Possible to those TO
whom the dollar bin has come limp,
creased, and mcasly, the statement that
the portrait which atoruS it Is OF the
Father of his Country, and that he wore
a Roman nose in life and is so represent
ed in the engraving, and tina: he never
told lie, may be doubted, and thai.
men-merc men-of whom the poct
beautifully says, "Men may come and
men mary go, but the one dollar bill
flows on forever, assert that is
not the portrait of any man who never
told lie, and that he does not wear a
Roman nose either. til the misfortune
of such persons not to have seen this
dollar bill when it was fresh and crisp {:
when the promise and the Roman nose
were both unbrokcn by repeated fold
inss aud wrinklings, and the face, Of the
Father OF his Country had not >beea
pinched and punched and "wuzz!ed up
into counterfeit prcsen,mcnt Of Judas
IscariOt.- Tribune,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
graIjsiaw rgu.a.

a Sacran ento gentleman lately saw 4
little boy le.:ninS against :; post III III;
eastern portion OF the city, pulling ca
crsc,ic..l!y 81, Il fd,l-gr"wn cisar,and sue
cccied IN drawing from II qaiic u voi.
ume of SIN ..,e. lie ioit such evident ~
tcrcs; in the job he had undertakes tl'i
the citizen concluded ID interview hin,
AID, accordingly, drawing 81 CAR from
his pocket, went DIP aud asked f,r a light.
The boy ucccdcd 10 the request with an
assumption OF manly courtesy. wh'ei,
he probably had studied carefully, and
seemed TO feel gra,itied Il; attra ting at
tentior. Then cnsued the following
"Wc!l, young man,
where do you buy your cigars? p 81 buy
'em downtown; pay ten, cents apiece
tor 'em." ado you buy many nj 4
time ?" "No, not many; bay one at Il
time most oitcncst." "Does your faith
err know you smoker" ooh, yes.
"How old are you?" Six years" And:
how long siuce your learned to smoke
about five years | guess"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
An Iaiex TO ilrriaSe.

1t does not require an astrologer, a
medium or a gypsy with pack Of cards.
1t is very simple-iies in Il nutshell, and
can be expressed in few words. sThey
are these The last person you would
naturally think of.
If girl expresses fondneSs FOR ma
jesiic men with large whisllers. make up
your mind that she will marry very
small man with none. Ii she declares
that mind is al, she looks for, expect to
see her stand before the altar with Il
pretty fellow who has just sense enough
to tic q cravat bow. If, on the contra
ry, she declares she must have a hand
some husband, look about yon for the
plainest person in her circle Of acquaIn-
lance, and declare that is the man. for
it will be.
Men are almost as bad. The gentle
man who desires a wife with mind and
mission, marries lisping baby who
screams at the sight of Il mouse, and
hides her face when she hears a sudden
knock at the door. And the gentleman
who dreaded anything like strong mind
edness exults in the fact that his wife is
exactly everything he declared ne detest-
Cd
If girl says of one, 'marry him Ia
rather die,' look upon the affair as set.
tied, and expect cards to the wedding OF
those two people.
If man remarks of lady, mot my
style at all = wait patiently the appear
ance of his name in the matrimonial col
umn with that very lady's.
And if any two persons declare them
selves friends and nothing more, yon
may know what Will come next.
There is no Hypocrisy in all this, and
such matches are Invariably thehappiest.
People do not know themselves, and
make great mistakes about their lnten-
tons. Love is terribly perplexing when
he first begins to upset ones theories,
and when his arrow first pierces the
heart there is such futtering there
that il is hard to guess the cause. Be-
sides, man proposes and God disposes.
and it is the sdon't know what with
which people fall in love, and not those
particularities which could be given in a
passport.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
".i;i Right"

How many hear this expression q dcz-
en- times week, and here IL stick IN the
throa,s OF at least half Of those who ut
ter it. 1t is getting to be a hypocriiical
appendagc Of business and social inter
course.
A "sponge" goes behind the counter
and cuts off 4 dimes worth OF tobacco
or cheese, and the grocery man says,
"AIl Right"
4 customer returns pair of shoes,
soi.ed and iajurcd alter hard day :
wearing, gruniing, They are too small, F"
and the merchant says, "Tha:s all
right"
a church member puts down his
name for twenty-five dollars to pay the
preacher, and when called on only gives
ten dollars, with the remark that '.times
are hard" and the parson says "Ihai's
all right"
\ loafcr makes q regular practice of
coming into printing office and beg
ging.a copy of the paper, stating that
he ''wanis to read it," and although
the edition is short, the editor srowns
with CHASTITY p"litcncss AID says, "tha,'s
all right"
An extravagant debtor tells a patient
creditor every time he meets him that
he intends TO pay him to-morrow Ger
tain, and the poor du nncr turns him oil
with CHATS all right.
A so it goes. It's all wrong, yet we
say "i,,is all light" and by want OF
spirit and independence encourage lazi-
ness and imposition and every other
sin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

The manner in which the Justices OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States
decide cases is said by an Intelligent OBJ
server at Washington to be something
like this: "imagine quite family OF
men, generally port!y and beyond mid
die life, seated in an oid-f:ishoincd room
in the old part of the Capitol, with the
Chief Justice at the end OF the table.
He is the moderator and suggester at The
ceremony. lie says, Gentlemen, IN the
case of Tompilins against the Hudson
Canal Company, what shall we do! shall
we deny the motion or grant 1t Ihen,
in good-humorcd way, the poriiy
Justice Clifford says something scnten-
tlousiy. With a, twink!c in his eye the
athlete Miller puts in an amcadmen'.
The Reverend Greer, who thinks God
ought 20 be in the Constitution, inter
poses with !. stately sentence. lie Is
picked up in no time by the rather mcr-
nv Bradley, OF New Jersey; he ii!um!-
mates the whole topic, IS if he did It by
accident. Justice Hunt, Il dainty little
man, listens to the Others, and puts IN an
interro-atory. This warns ap ihc mcr-
cura! Field, who sails right in and just
rs things are beginning 10 look lively
the Chief Justice says, Gentlemen, /
hardly think we will come to ANY CON
clusion where there is 50 much contro-
vcrSy; 80 suppose we Put this ihatter
over until our next Saturday consuita-
ton, when We may have arrived at sonrr
opinion There is probably not u body
connected with the Govcrn;nent where
there is SO much humanity, good-ici-
lows!,;p, and sense is in the Supreme
'..u-,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
Sam uous,oa reprimahded.

Tho solemn farce OF reprimandinS q
man at the bar of tho House as pun
isbment for breach of privileges OF the
body was performed in the case OF Sam
Houston, Andrew Stevenson being
Speaker. Houston had been charged ny
Stanbcrry, a member from ONO, Win
defraudins the Government IN some
transaction with an Indian tribe on ting
Tennessee border. An investigation was
rcouo sted, but Houston could get no sat
isfac.ion, and not willing to rest under
the impu,a,ion, he inflicted severe
chas,isemcnt with cane IN the pre-
cinc,s of the Capitol. Houston was ar
rested by the sergeant-at-arms, ana there
vas long trial, resulting in the rcsoiu-
ton that the offender should DO rcpri-
manded by the Speaker. 1t was curl
ous spectacle. Houston was ut that time
a striking specimen. of manly beauty.
He was in the prime Of life, with more
pcrsonal advantages than almost any
man of his time. He stood consldera-
blv above six feet, and with small hands
and feet, and every way finely proper
toned, He was dressed in faultiess
style when the sergeant-at-arns leo MIN
nm to the bar Of the House. lilo WAS
perfectly sclf.possessed, easy and grace.
full in manner, without swagger OF self
assertion, with the bearing Of a man
who came there to pay his respects to
the House, and specially to its presiding
officer. The galleries were crowded,
and the members with the spectators,
looked curiously on. Speaker Steven
son was the only embarrassed person in
the hall. He was large fine looking
man OF commanding presence but he
was fdgety and uncomfortable, locking
Us if he expected Houston 10 read h'm
a lecture. In hesitating and perturb-
ed manner he told Houston that the
House had ordered him to be reprimand-
ed by its presiding officer, and Le the
Sneaker begged him to consider himself
repri.nauded. Houston bowed in
graceful, dlgnifed, and lordly way
q broad grin spread over the House
and there the matter ended. The Dem
oerats had clear majority in Congress,
and Houston belonged to that party, but
the breach of privilege was too fragrant
TO be overlooked. Still the dignity OF
tie body was not vindicated by the
Speakers reprimand.-aN Obj SrAG1G,
in Harper's Wagd-ine far Juae.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
.Eirilg In"

Last summer Col. Twist. Of Watson
vile, visited the Gilroy Hot Springs,
and took with him his colorcd servant,
iamiliariy known as "Oid Dan" One
day Dan was seated beside the spring,
from the sxrtaee OF which Il blue sulphur.
Gus vapor curled upward, when gen
tleman visitor, who is a vcntrilo9uist
came fora drink. The gentleman leaned
over the spring, and called out in Il loud
voice:
"What are you doing down there 2"
Old Dan pricked up his ears and look
ed little frightened as the answer came
in a subdued tone, apparently from tns
bottom Of. the springs:
"Firing up"
!. allow long have you been thc-":"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
COurtinS Under Difficulties.

In Nevada even as in New York, the
great business of counting goes on as
briskly as ever, though some of the de-
tails vary. From the former locality we
are furnished with narrative which has
o slight dramatic action and flavor not
common to Fifth Avenue. 1t is describ-
ed thus: Ny sister En- has got feller
who has been coming to see her most
every night for some time. Night be-
fore last, just to have little fun, went
in the parlor and crawled under the sofa
on the sly, and waited there till he and
EN- got settled; and Just as he was ask
ing her if she was willing TO be his dear
partner for life, and trust to his strong
right arm for protection and support, l
gave three red hot Indian war hoops,
and bumped myself up against the sofa,
and fired off an old horse pistSi that l
had borrowed of Sam Johnson, and, my
gracious! how that fellow jumped up
and scooted for the door! He never
stopped to get his hat, but went tnnb-
ling head over heals down the door steps.
As for En- she was just that scared that
she squattcd right down on the floor,
and screached like blue blazes, till dad
and mother came runpin' in with Moth
ing on but but night clothes, and wanted
to know what the matter was. En- only
yelled the louder, and kept pointing un-
der the sofa, till dad got down on his
knees and saw me there, and pulled me
out by the hind leg. When be got me
out in the wood-shed he warped me over
his knee and then went ct me with an
old trunk strap, and hav'nt got over il
real nicely yet."-Harpers lMagd-ine toI
June.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
"Forty years"
"Don't you want some heip!

"Forty years"
"Don't you want some help"
ayes"
"Who shall l send ~
"Old DAM"
The coiored man was now thoroughly
frightened, and started for the hotel as
fast as his legs could carry him, and
during the remainder Of his stay could
not be pursuaded to so near the spring.
4 German gentleman who recently Wis
tied these springs. expressed tho belief
that it was some Yankee humbug that
produced the constant flow OF hot water
from the mountain side. After an I'M
successful search for the entrance I" the
sub,errancan furnace. he, TOO, came to
the conclusion that Old Nick had some
thing TO do with it.-.San FfancsSco
Chroaicie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

A philosopher remarks that there is
something peculiarly instructive =. i'll
standing on = street corner watching
the men all rushing around trying to
make money and the women floating
around trying to spend it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Last Chance?

At well attended meeting of the FIrsT SWEDISH Ac-
E;cULryRAL socIETy, held in Chicago April a5ih
1871, resolution passed the effect TINT this
company shall grant another extension OF tiIe towI:
Until tho ist OF October next,
70 such members have not paid up their shares,
tina. they still ~; f and periec title to the land
purchased Each member knows thar, had the coBiia-
ny enforced the s:ipulaons of the contract the right
10 pay up would have bees forfeited long ago by q
nt.iiiber oi Members And this matter has been Often
discussed at the meetings OF the company; bur many
parties having pleaded the ciise of the slow payers,
the time of payment has been eSter'e'., in order TO
give those members who Wiling bat, ut present,
unable 10 pay for the land they bousht.
The party parties who. the list ofOctober next,
still behind hand i. their payments, irc hereby
notified that they Will forfeit ttc.r right u the common
property of the company ami that tiey IN such M
event viii be only entitled land in proportion 20
sy ,te and ut the carreIt valuation of the
anu on the Is, Of October neAt-
THIS COMPANY
Herewith offers ioi sale, Mt moderate price, part OF
It's undivided property. to-wit ne " hole of Seeii'n
-, and the IL of NV. Of Section $, Mcfhersoa Cum
ty, Kansas.
Parties desiring speculate should apply, foritrh-
or Information. 10 Mr.. Q. Carlson, this company ;
agent II Lii.iisb0rg, Kansas, or to
j. o. LINDII, Secretary,
l5-it I5s Tovnsesd street, Ciiiesgo III
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CREMaToRY AGE-"O, ma! ma! john
ny's got the urn and is spilin pas ashes
over the foor~ 80, what a naughty
Johny get the feather duster,and sweep
your poor father right up"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

There are 10, 900 commercial travellers
IN the United States, and it costs over
ss7 1000, 900 year TO keep them NOV
ing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

"This engine won, work." said fire.
man to the chief of the fire department.
@No WONDER" was the reply; 'it was
Eladc to play"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

A boy was asked what name was Civ
en- to residents of the United STATES,
promptly answered: "Tax-paycrs."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

elf you gay that again, I'll let down
my back hair and scream :" said ::
Washington belle. He didn't.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
Notice to Teachers.

Ehl!c examinations of applicants for certificates to
L teach in Saline county, or he present year, wa be
i,!,i u, tie school house in salina. follows, viz
The Last Saturday o!each fdons!i.
Examinations viii commence precisely NJ 10 O'Clock
A. NJ aa close 4; O'Clock 2. ". \ satisfactory eN-
animation in Ply siolny and Hygiene, as'i History 81
tire nird Statcs vii Be required, 10 receive first
grade certificate. Examinations will be c9nf.uct-
d by written questions .:i time ailowe'! 20 each
syibjec; anil NO allowance viii he male Tor loss oil
time by llr,liness. all ART Invited to attend.
BY Cri, OF The Board "
WILLIAM BISHOP,
Srp't ;'gb. last Tor .liue Cta..ty.
Salina, JANUARY LIST, iSI..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OWE
And Our
NEIGHBORS'
is :hc latest ami racicst work by
Harriet Eeechey Stowe.

&6thor OF ''Cae,s Tomas caJia,''
&C. TIE .Maister's Hooing.'' ~ Wife and ~ and
other powerful stores. each the literary sensation OF
its period and this story promises Ike genuine ana
c1o,ssoe sensation Ii bears directly social topics
Of interest, embracing t:e romance Of youthful
complnioaslps, !ie br shtness oil happy ho;ne-iTe,
the spicy nplcaions. ani such follies and profound
domestic miserie. have lie to tbs Widespread 2ei-
peranee movement OF the day.
Mrs Stow is now in the prime of tha. seniu5
which WROTE CacIe 7o, " ripene by years OF Study
AID observ alton. Her novels immensely popular,
"Uacie Tom's Cs5sa' alone out-sel.a:; by hundreds
Of thousands any ei.ipnpf sny origins! W oFis ever
ublisaei-sdcs tie giL'e Her boo., two years ago,
NY EJsGHd - cu:soid every contemporary. such
+, purc AM cunub.ins stors as s're and OR Neigh
Iors' should be read ia every home. This Eew oeri.i
l.. 4, xy tr,,,iur N-'uSivpiv m NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
TjnGt Notice.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER ,
SALINE tuyNTy ksN-A>,
Sa'iga. February Is issi y
Notice Is hereby given dat the foil wing dtsci.b,d
l.i,t- aud tow nts situated IA Shine COUNTY, has>,
b; Oh .,c 9Th In; Of june. \. ID. ISL, ter the tax
t. OF $50 viii b. c,,u.ey, - the purchasers, u'asS
The sam, BE- redeemed or tc.c the 9Th dry o.
jurc, \. ID. i. =, provided ~ lal..
G.. 3. FAU INNER,
Treasurer -iii1c e. .iIaiy, h,iGs'is.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18
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he ces; oft..e old styles used b; ri! oi.'rt n-.-
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- do cycr description ot i".;i, fell, sam :,
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before tin; sta!a VII RI. ~ AZ, HISS, it-rgds
irg straight i.ygr rrliiily accurate ;sei. d.-
Srro; motion, cD'n i;.=';ol 81 useis' c"sss =.
lot cams /, oil et nui OF "T'ir, l. sl.4ii easy
vursiE=. ...t ruhain.-. Wv rapid, sinaoih .,
= ar, co:r.et, qais..y understood ;n! ei'hy -
..nc fn,cftors az t,c excellent machines can =
~ b. relied il,a ri'r;; ad .''o.is.hi- iii-i,
wel worth, al c,.iIlirs' ..ri ,'iTp,'n- otss
uur Christian r.. .r.s.-', eTtaet" t!.itca >1-i-
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= SINGLE aiAriIlNt.. Ter nii:!ss OF
i;,,.4l.ie extension table and ,a.!.c 80
- " n HINES - -! VNsrI IN ii:h:c---- - -
. t.arllincs VIII, .se sEti eSvet-.--.- - - 2
=. Machines vi Ii enclosed table la.
cabinet si!ic $500. ----..---.-.- % -
- u ic..inCS Niia enclose! taDie iuii . ~
C0olnrt
Tie niciIGes VI 50 axe precisely M SANG asf.-
J. those higher price, she only difference be-.
ing his! those NJ SO have pam bur ne''' table
sn tr-s:siie. wii:ic tiI0Se OF higher prc.. Ilc
orasns"l:..i, with elaborate sud csstiy polish
.-.y.! black walnut. q
labrs with covers. enrlose, cases anil cI5i-
net iyic. &c,
q " extra ciiir,eys n.lle car packing o. ship -
pi.is L. any par; q: ..lc cl'i:y- ~iss-.a cerjii "a
- fsr yeir> iii cEtry nitc-.ih >Scl- -
= mems IF ss.vf,. Illustrated circulars, Win ma
mcFoG- Telurnri ri.'.itnnS wh1!ysJie cash iTi-s
c,'S extra mary ii,'uc' J ais - ae1ts, *.
ntiiga free. E.c.i.!ve C,niFf. II Ivrrtsnry.-9
SD ,vvn .raii- fu cslrtc au.l elyT-srtIc agents.
ssrsrc.ss.s &C.. Whp ",i travel or open d,c.l- "a
cics as.i e>ssti; Use = n1erin' merits OF CIR "
- u!lr!,iIrs ia ta,iE luc-.ii.tS, a, scctr orders
~ Quilts ;si county rights given II. al c!iarse
sNn EEs,l;al,I 4i.iek aat honest M incy ni,E-sHs
S-sz bsi --- ur mall AMI !-in.le tsIiy,s srS IN
AL pats 81 tiir caJi..tTs Christian Ia les. NY.
= Cash Rer:t:1hcos
niTst - .fic l.! i. u ino1'N "ftt"r-, drafts
r. IA tile ia y;. or Order in New York, regis -
- tered letters b. esp. rs ut oIirriss Al ~
- uers ami COMMUNICATIONS II uSt be addressed. t. e.
Robert J. fil,.igan e Co..
So { anal fI.Etr, Ny.
g. General Manufacturers OF Machinery q
NV71CON3lSaV77CQNaL
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APPLETONS
lh.1IERIChA CIGL0PEDIa.
,seV Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by tie a'cs: writers evrey sE,'-
jcct Printed ffAn type, and illustrated i;ii
Several THOUSAND El-rtviHss and Maps-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

advertisers send y cents TO GEoGG .
II p KDW aii. K Co, Al Park Row, y Y FIR their
Ei0tty-Igs Pamphlet, showing cost OF advertising.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

THIS SeriRy JGcae gires Lie tef sui frf,o. 70 ne
nser 81 paid 5or most res5y aud IS tie f MI 10
sell III ti.5s - ''DJXlefte' a3eht s,s aoor tCoe
cygYg 10 DOMESTIC y u. CO., AaN York.
LADIES SEMI tor Elegant Fashion Book
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08

At WEST llsT ST., IN THE GRoCERY-A RE.
FL spectacle young girl to do general house work
good washer and ironer and PLAIN cook city refer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-22


Tar 0RANoERs Of Sullivan county,
Missouri, have triunphed recently in
this way: The members of the High
Point Grange sold their pork, by
means Of cooperation for Is, 42A when
those farmers who are not members,
could only realize $3.50. This shows
clear margin in favor Of the Gran
gers Of ssa per cent. .. ss
The Order is Represented to be
sysrspreading that State, with won-
derful rapidity and is silently work.
ing grand resolution In the affairs
Of the farmers, and one that, while it
Injuries no legitimate material inter
est, Is Of the utmost Importance to
shems May wsnet hops for the far
mers Of Texas, the same bensfcent
results, upon completion OF the or
Ganizstion Of the Order in our State.
Cooperation rsies the 90 snsels. OF
the tarmep Of to-day, and they osa-
not fail.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-22
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monthly meetings: two o'clock P. NJ, first
Monday in each month. Call Meetings. every
Thusrday evening at seven O'Clock. Visiting
and scjourning Brethren are invited to attend
g. N. HuBBr, Secretary