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Special Attention Paid the Making of
SHADES AND LAMBREQUOINS.
s. FREEDMAN de CO..
147, 149 and Isl Woodward Avenue, Detroit.


Sheep are undervalued by the
landholders as a means of keeping
up the fertility of the soil and put
ting money into the pockets of the
farmers. The moment one begins
to talk of sheep husbandry, the lis
tener or reader begins to look for
wool quotations, as if wool was all
that yields profit from sheep. One
might as well look for wheat quo
tations alone when there Is talk
about farming.
Sheep on farm yield both wool
and mutton. They multiply with
great rapidity. They are the best
of farm scavengers, "cleaning q
field" as no other class of amin al
will. They give back to the farm
more in proportion to what they
take from it than any other animal,
and distribute it better with view
to the future fertility of the soil.
Prove this I There is no need of
proof to those who have kept sheep,
and know their habits, and the
profits they yield. To prove it to
those who have not the experience
it is necessary they should try the
experiment or except the testimony
of an experienced shepherd.
But the live stock of farm
should not, necessarily, be sheep
exclusively. Cattle, horses, swine
have their respective places
in the farm economy. How many
each to keep is question that To-
cality, charater Of markets, adapta-
ton Of soil, predisposition, taste
and skill of the husbandman must
decide. But one thing ought not
to be forgotten, that the more stock
a man keeps on his farm, the more
grass and grain it ought to grow.
The rates of increase will CORES
pond with the business tact, tech
nical and practical knowledge, and
skill of the husbandman.-N. Y.
World.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30
The Fastest Wnr Ship in the
World.

The United States steamship
Tennessee has been thoroughly
overhauled and refitted at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn. A trial at the
docks of the machinery, built by
John Roach & Son., was made re-
Gently. The engines are on the
compound principle and in two
pairs, placed horizontally, the high
pressure cylinders measuring 40
inches in diameter, and low press
ures 7e inch each. The stroke is
40 inches. The boilers are ten in
number, but only six were then
used. The highest pressure
used was 40 pounds per square
inch. The highest pressure al
lowed is GO pounds, which, with
all the boilers, viii yield SO revolu-
tions per minute of the propeller,
which is 10 feet in diameter, and
has pitch of 30 feet. The Tenn
essee is As feet wide by 395 feet
long on the water line. By con-
tract with Messrs. Roach & Son the
ship must steam Ia and q half knots,
which is almost exactly 16 and q
half statute miles per hour, in a
smooth sea. Mr.. VIM. H. Schuchs,
Chief Engineer U. s. N, said
that he did not hesitate to offer
the official opinion that this vessel
win fully attain the speed the con-
tract calls for, and that he does
not sec q single point wherein the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30
The Old Garret.

It is q realm Of darkness and
thick dust, and shroud-like cob
webs and dead things they wrap
in their grey folds. For a garnet
is like sea shore, where wrecks
are thrown and slowly torn to
peices. There is the old cradle
which the old man you just remem-
Der was rocked in; there is the
ruins of the bedsted he died on
that ugly slanting contrivance used
to be put under his pillow in the
days when his breath came hard /;
there is his old chair, both arms
are gone, symbol of the time when
he had nothing earthly to lean on !;
there is the large wooden reel
which the blear-eyed old deacon
sent the minister's lady who thank
ed him graciously, and twirled it
smilingly, and in fitting season
bowed it out decently to the limbo
of troublesome conveniences. And
there are old leather portmanteaus,
like stranded porpoises, their
mouths gasping in gaunt hunger
for food with which they used to
be gorged into bulging repletion !;
and old brass andirons, waiting
until some time shall revenge them
on their paltry substitutes, and
they shall have their own again,
and bring with them the fore-stick
and backlog Of ancient days and
the empty churn, with its idle
dasher, which the Nancys and
Phebes, who have left their COM
Portable places to the Bridget's
and Norahs, used to handle to
good purposes; and the brown
shaky old spinning-wheel, which
was running, 1t may be, in the days
when they were hanging the Salem
witches.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30
A Spanish Fable.

A vine, which fourished, fair and tall,
By clinging to a friendly wall,
Grew proud to hold her head so high,
las claiming kindred with the sky),
And looking down with pitiful scorn
On humber pl ants beside her born,
Thus to thyme-plant rudely said:
""Tis strange you never leave your bed,
Norgrow foot above the earth;
Sure life must be Of little worth
To one who thus is always found
The merest groveler on the ground,
Where all the fragrance you may boast
On low society is lost;
Whereas, excuse me, Goody Thyme y
If you, like me, would only climb
Aloft, and take higher range,
You'd own it for charming changsr'
The other answered, every true,
I do not grow so tall as you;
And then, your ladyship must own,
Unlike yourself, grow alonei
For me, though but an humble thyme,
pity you, who cannot climb
A single inch without support;
And so, 20 fie y are fain TO court
An ugly wall to be your prop;
Take that away and down you dropl"
MORAL.
Whoever manages to rise
BY native strength, may we'll desplse
The man who owes:his loftier state
To fawning on the rich and great
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30

A physician, in his work on ply
siology, remarks that cit Is estim-
ated that the bones Of every adult
person require to be fed with lime
enough to make mantelpiece every
eight months" 1t win be perceiv-
ed, therefore, that in the course Of
about ten years each Of MS eats
three or four mantelpieces and .
set Of doorsteps.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30

"The proportion Of the married
among the insane is smaller than
that of the unmarried" Undoubt-
edly. A man who has to scratch
around and make a living for his
wife and ii children couldn't be
insane II he wanted to. He hasn'e
the time,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30

A bad little boy, upon being
promised Eve cents by his mother
If he would take o dose of castor
oil, obtained the money, and then
told his parent that she might
castor oil into the street. He
will make q humorous Newspaper
paragraphist one Of these days.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30

An Indian and white man was
passing along a street, when the
former espied q window full ofwigs,
and pointing to the owner, who
was standing In the doorway, said,
"Ugh him great man--big brave
take heap scalps."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30

And those wanting CARPETS will find stock very attractive
one, both to styles and prices.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, a discount Of 20 per cent.
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
verbal directions will be published three month
Advertisements. under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration OF time, win be charged full rates.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except at the option OF the publisher
Transient advertisements must be paid in sd
vance.
s0- Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-30
At Reasonable Prices.

Having on hand seasonabe collection Of Dry Goods in great
variety large line of Millinery Goods which
the desirable shapes of Hats and Fowes complete
Domestcs Shawl Hosiery Notions the IS White
asols
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Montreal House.

Dealer IN Lime, Water Limo, Plaster tParis, and
Half. Ready-Mad Mortar for sale at all times
Contracts taken for all kinds of Mason Work,
plain or ornamental. Material furnished IL re-
Quired. Office on Second street. sc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16
Pickings and Steallngs.


-CurraD was once asked by one Of his
brother judges, DO YOU sec anything ri
dculons in this wig:' Nothing but the
head was the reply.
People often complain of hard times
from mere natural tendency to growl
but a Rome. Ga. darkey. the other day
said; "Nebber seed sich times since been
born. Work all day and steal all night,
and blest If can hardly make a Twin"
MAN" says Victor Hugo, was the
conundrum of the eighteenth century wo-
man is the connndrum of the nineteenth
century" We can't guess her; but we
Will never give her up. No, never.
An Indiana girl wanted to see if her
lover really loved her, and she got boy
TO yell "mad dog" as they were walking
out. The lover flew over fence and
left her to be chewed up. ana she went
right away and married a store clerk.
Good. kind. true, holy woIds dropped
in conversation may be little thought OF
but they are like seeds of flowers or fruit
full trees falling by the wayside. borne by
some birds aiar happily hereafter TO fringe
with beauty some barren mountain side or
make glad some wilderness.
A bucolic couple called upon a Hart
ford clergyman on Thursday and were
married. and after the ceremony the bride
groom inquired the charge. The clergy
man jokingly answered that "a cent a
pound would be about right" 'whereupon
mental calculation was made by the
groom. who then handed out SO, with the
satisfied comment. cheap enough"
She had been fishing for trout very
long aud patiently without catching any,
when her husband espiel her and ask ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16
(.ouidsboro.

District No. IL, has just fnished a
new school house. 1; is very convenient
and pretty, and is an honor to the district
Mr.. T. 4. Crabtree has been engaged as
teacher, aud has already commenced the
Fall school.
The lovers OF good time assembled
at the house Of ii. i. Whitaker, Goulds-
boro Point on the 9Th, inst. for the pur-
pose OF a grand picnic. \ beautiful table
was spread beneath the shade ola gigan-
tic willow. and after music. both vocal
aud instrumental, and 4 consratalalory
speech hy /. \. Crabtree. the company
gathered around the table and did justice
To the viauds before them. At a late hour
they LEFT for home naturally pleased with
their kind host aud his Incompatible wife
L. :
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SULLIvAS-Ar !, schs Eagle, Butler Boston
Esteila, Hodgkins, do; William Hill, Ball, Paw
tucket.
AR 10. sch Harriet Rogus, Pinkham. Rockland
Fanny, Pray -; Maine Hammond. Pawtuck
ct; Virginia, Abbott, Boston.
Ar II, sch Grampus. Joy do.
Ar IL, sch Ianthe, Johns, Portland.
Ar Is, Planet, Perry, RockIand
sid l. sch Cape Ann. Ford, Boston
Sid 10, sch Estella, Hodgkins do
w HARBoR-Ar 20, sch Montizama Squirting
Ar 80, sch Champion, Survey, Boston
Ar Slst, sch Josephine, stanley. from Ma gde
lends with full cargo of behring's to w w Cfark
and sons.
Ar schs Gamecock, Robinson. Portland fol
Ar s, Steam Tug Knickerbocker,--,B Bar Har.
Dor for kennebec River.
Cid 8, sch Cook Borden, Lunt. Windsor Ms
moud Va; Commerce, Rich, Eden for Rockland
May Wyman, Sawyer, Boston; Brooks
Smallidge, Winter Harbor tor Boston,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

f1-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT. is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies rs can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Name the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want Of any kind of In
surance, will find ii for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine. the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondencc solicited. AR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

IL you have been coughing all winter and
begin TO despair Of recovery, or il YOU have.
taken = recent cold. 70 At once 10 the Drug
store Of :. II. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle OF DIR. NORRIS SYRUP oF TA1
WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoCSD. Take il
and b. well. No other medicine acts 80
promptly and cffcctually in Coughs. Cold. and
all diseases ofthe throat, lung- and .Che-t
leading TO Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, BY the u-e ofthis almost
magic remedy. II j. also the best known
specific for Group, aud never fails in Whoop-
ing Cough Trial lie 10 cent.
Morr, 4 Heritage .proprietor~ PHILADELPHIA.
John " Perkins & co. Portland. General
agents. - ~ Il
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth PORT.
CLEARED.

Ellsworth PORT.
CLEARED.
Sept 9.
sch Asenorl. kenh, Boston.
sch senator. Maddocks, Providence.
sch Rattan, Sinclair, Boston.
CLEARED.
sept. 10.
>ch Geo Furger.on. Furs erson. New YORK
sch Ceres. Alley. Boston.
AERIvtD.
sch Ellen. whitmore Boston.
sch HssterloO, Whitaker. BJst)n.
CLEARED.
sept. IL.
sch Eveline, Furgerson. New York.
eoh Charles Upton, Belatty, Boston.
CLEARED.
September 49,
sch Express, Alley, Rockland.
ARRIVED
Sch Canova. Tate, from Calais, colldeI with
sch Joephine of millbriige. carrying away Il.
boom and head ral.
Sch Elizabeth. whitnore, Boston.
sch Red Rover. Bowdcn, Boston.
sch Warren, Low, do.
CLEARED.
September IL.
Sch Iavolta. Whltmore, with Excelsior for
Philadelphia, by Ii. Lord.
Sch Ellen, WhittemOre, Boston
CLEARED.
Sept. Is.
Sch Angola, fullington Boston,
Sch Kennedy Pomroy, Boston.
Sch Panama. Mazrali, Boston.
Memoranda
Sch Panama. Mazrall from Ellsworth for Bos
ton with box shocks, went ashore on Fly's Is Ian
near Ellsworth 5th inst, where she renal ned. A
tug with lighter, went to her assistance it'll he
expectation al getting he vessel OF ftcr rem oy
part OF the cargo. Damage not reported.
Disasters.
BUCKsPoRT-steam TuxtGeo Fobes cought fire
at Bucksport 1t1 inst, and con siderable damage
was done inside. The fire was put out by an In
gineer.
PRovfDEScE-Ar 10Th. sch VIM Hill, Ball
Franklin Ne, via Dutch Island where she was
ashore, she was hauled of at high W alter Saturday
night by tug Mary Hogan with bu. Slight dam
age after.discharging part Of her deck load oflum
Der.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

We are happy to note an increase Of num-
Der at the meeting Of Sept. 18th. Think the
lecture by DR.. Reynolds and Mr.. Langley. of
the Bangor Club, is already showing the good
ensct that must follow such remwrks as they
made. but we trust that this so-called full at
tendance, Is. in comparison TO the number Of
ladies that will meet with us this winter. like
drop OF water TO the ocean. that we shall be
Obliged TO secure larger room for our meet
inss. and that the enthusiasm viii surpass any
thing yet known. The meeting was called to
order by the President, Mrs. whitmore. Pray
er by Mrs. Garretsou. followed by singing.
Alter the reading ofthe reports Of the Secreta-
ry, who acts both as Recording and Cores
pondng Secretary. remarks were made by the
ladies. Mrs. Greedy, whom we can always de-
pend upon giving us some sound truths,
spoke at length on the influence Of the moder-
ate drinkers, young men will follow their ex-
ample when they will not that OF the ditch
drunkard. Mrs. G. also spoke in favor Of Pro-
hibiiion. saving that by this law we might
make the business too expensive for the rum
seller, by fines, for no man sells liquor for the
misery he causes, but for the money be makes.
Use Prohibition and moral suason combined,
for much can be done by kindness. Mrs. b. II.
Aiken spoke Of the harm caused bv beer
drinking and beer shops. Mr.. Langley has
rightly named cider ami we class this under
the same head. Mrs Aiken also told OF the re-
port from the Industrial School, one Of the
girls sent from our own city, who WIS thirteen
years Of age and did not know the number OF
days in the week, or the month in which she
was born. or the alphabet, it would seem i'm.
possible that such a state OF ignorance could
exist in our city still such cases are continually
coming 10 light. Mrs. Garretson proposed
we have some lecturers from other cities,
which subject was duly considered. Amer at
tending to the business thst came before the
meeting. we adjou rned TO meet the following
Saturday at the same time and place.
SECRETARY.
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Business Notices.

Many imagine that there is no cure for
Brighrs disease Of the kidneys. also bladder
and glsndulsr complaints. They are in error.
HUNTS Remedy promptly removes such all
ments as well as mental and physical debility
diabetes, dropsy, gravel, maladies caused from
imprudence, dissipation errors Of youth female
irregularities and complaints Of the urino-geni-
tai organs, all of which succumb to its genial
influence.
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Nj A r II f ID.


Ellsworth--9th inst. at the residence of the
brides parents by Rev. DIR. Tenney, DR.. Hsr-
ward Greedy, and Miss Lucy c. Black daughter
OF VIM. II. Black Esq, both Of Ellsworth.
18th inst, BY VIM. Somerby Esq. Geo. W
Thurber. and Miss Hattie L. Mosely, both OF
Ellsworth.
Gouldsboro-l2thi inst, by II. NJ. Soulc Esq.
Mr.. Gardner u. Blake, and Miss Eudora Adj
ans both Of sullivan.
Lamoine-22nd inst, by the Rev. s. Y. Lew
ey. Mr.. Geo. ;. Smitn, and Miss Lizzie A
Ambrose. both Of Lamoine.
South Brooksyile-3d inst. by T.. c. Chattc
Esq. Mr. Jacob +. Cousins, and Miss Delie +
Cousins, both Of Brooksville.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

Orange Street, St. John, N. B., 1862
Mr.. FELLOWSHIP: sm bound to award
the palm Of merit to the preparation of Hy.
popbosphites discovered by you. l had occa-
sion to use it myself in a case of Aphonia, which
would not yield to regular treatment, and am
happy to say it proved to be all you claimed
for It, having acted with expedition and entire
satisfaction.
feel chilled upon 10 publish the fact, that the
profession may avail themselves offs remedy In
yonr Compound Syrup Of Hvpophosphites."
Yours, very truly, s. JACOBS, n. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

Our readers in Hancock County, will
find in another column available commu
uication on tdnRia, which will afford TO
Republicans. appropriate reading this
week.
At the Democratic Caucus in this city
on Wednesday last, for the nomination Of
a candidatc.for Representative to the Leg
stature,
Erastus Hartshorn had IS votes,
Michael Drummy, 81
John b Redman ,
Robert Mullan l
aud Mr.. Hartshorn was accordingly de-
clared the nominee.
In the election in this city on Monday,
Joseph L. Grant. for Representative to the
Legislature. received SOP votes, Erastus
Hartshorn 35l votes. A. X. Devereux. for
Sheriff, 523 votes, aud Levi b. wyman 3i3
votes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

AIRS, sch Flora Grindle, Stanley. Boston.
SIDE, sch May Wynan, Sawyer, sullivan.
PoRrsMoUTH-Sld 2, sch Enterprise, Mitchell.
Cherryfeld.
BosToS-Ar 5, sch Grace, Alley, Ellsworth.
Ar o. sch Laurel. Wooster, Sullivan: NJ L Crock.
EFT, Crockett, do.
Ar 10th sch A B Crabtree, Stratton, do.
Ar II, sch Astonia, Moon, Sullivan.
NiSEYARDHAvES-Ar6, sch Slonora. Bonsey,
Ellsworth for Fall River.
SoMERsBr-Ar s, sch Gust. Martin, Trenton.
NEwroRT-sld 2sth sch Dexter Foss from
Pawtuctet for Hancock Me.
PAwTUCKEr-Ar 27th, sch Maine, Hammond,
Gouldsboro Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

Engine No. was out on trial last
Monday.
The desirable residence of DIR. Abby
NJ Fulton. on Court Street, is this week
offered tor gale. See advertisement.
Hancock Hall was well filled on Sat.
urday night. by an appreciatve audience
OF Republicans and Democrats to listen to
the remarks of Gen. Conner and Hon,
Eugene Hale
B. F. Joy Of this city and Z. p Labe
OF Rockland, are now getting out more
hfst class work in the line of photoyranhs
Al reduced prices, at their new rooms
over L. A. joys Harness Store. Main ST
-ihe alarm of fire on Monday night
was occasioned by the burning of pile O,
lumber on Water street, belonging to
mas d. Davis. 1t was probably the work
., an lncendiAry, and the authorities have
oiiered reward of $500 for his discoye nv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

\ Household Necessity. II our reader.
knew Of the real me rits Of Rerne's Magic OIL.
We are sure they would make place for it on
their sldeboard OF shelf at once. For burns
scalds. sprains colds. iahammatory complaints.
aud in TACT nearly all the ache-. pains and jlls
that the human frame is heir TO. there i. no
medicine sold that excels, HI equals this pop
ular pain relieyer. Vim. Renne Is no quack.
he is one Of the first citizens OF Pittsteld Mass
and his reputation for integrity and perfect up
right dealings in everything. i one that he
would never risk on unworthy ar iicle. We
adv ise our readers 10 try Rcnne'- Magic Oil
and lit does not prove equal 10 our assertions,
hold us responsible.
Troy, y. \. Daily Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16
Commissioners Notice.

~E the subscribers having been appointed by
" the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge OF Probate
anime claims of creditors to the estate of Daniel
y. Bray, late of BROOKLYN deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice that six months
are allowed TO said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we shall attend that
service at the Counting Room OF Robert A. Friend
In Brooklin, on Tuesday, Dec. 7th. 1875, and
saturday, feb. ~, 1915. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
II. A. FRIEND,
j. L. THOMAS.
Brooklin, Sept. LIST, 1875. 3w3ss
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

when you visit or leave the CITY OMEN
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ami expense OF carriage
hire aud stop at the GRAND UNION HsD-
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and 10
fitted mp at expense OF over 800. 900. Eleva-
tor steam and all modern improvements Ia
Counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine t. un.
surpassed Rooms FOR a single person. e., sl5O
ami 81 per DAY rich suites for families proportion
Atcy low. so that visitors To the city and travel
can live more luNuripuriy. for less money, at
the GRAND tNION. than At any other hrst-class
Hotel In the city. STAGES and Cars pass the iIo.
tel every minute for al part- OF the City.
Iva OF 4 ". ID. GARRISON. Managers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

Do you want to save your children. II you
do. 20 to G.. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes-
seuden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fcssenden & Co. Rockland
Maine.
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City and County.
Religious Services IN this City each Sunday

CoSGREGATIoNAL.-Sa School at 10 30
a NJ. Preaching at 2 :l5 and y p. NJ.
BAPTIsr.-preaching at 10: 80 A. NJ. and "A
+ NJ Sabbath School Immediately after the
forenoon service.
CNITARAN.-Sabbath School at IL As A. NJ.
Preaching at 9 10 and p NJ,
CATHoLIC.-Preachiug twice a month AT 10.
o'clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at Up NJ
Observation-Disclosures held every Sum-
drug store.