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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-17
Fresh shell Oysters
NJ the Planters House.


! Letter List.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for Il
the Po't Office at Cairo, ILL.,, January 10, 1877,
LADIES' LIST.
Adkins Mrs.
Boxer Mrs. j., Burns Lima Borv
Wanda, Bouchet Jennie, Burtrue Ely,le
Brown Mrs 18th Street.
Clay Fiora, Cook b. r., Cherry De,sey
Carter Gusty.
Duprey Mrs.
=, 'fies Eliz.
GreenM E., Gilbert q. A.
Higgins Mary. Henderson Louisa, Hughes
5. X.
Morse Lizzie, Mink Mrp. VIM, Nal.
leary E, MeNiaM. -
Powell L., Purcell L.
Watson A.
GENrLBMES's LIST.
Bell Comod x Co, Brewer c. T., Barton
Charles, Barry Gerold, BalcomJ j., 2 Botto
Louis, Brinnage W, Bunnel w. II, Bro
kaw w.
Cochran & Fearing. Clahen D., Curtis
Eddie, Cuuan j., Cummings J.
Davis c., Dickson +. NJ.
Freeman r..
Geary j. P, Green l.. II
Habutn G. W., IIoar j., Harrison L.,
Higs \. +.
Jones j. Jon Robert. Jackson VIM.
Lowell l.. l. Little John g., Lefore j.
p, Lambert n. A., Lounsbury VIM. A. 8
McCuc,heon D., Moore d., Mahoney J 1,
Nation j McR al Mitchell J. c., McGo.
naugh VIM.
No.msn VIM.
Pa-kerG. b.
Rector George L.,
Smith d., Smith Lawrence.
Turner George, Turner H., Turner Mar.
tin, Telroe Willie.
W ner A.. Wright Chsrles, Wisdom II.
Weldell j., Wendrem j., Wray J. r..
Wagner NJ, Ward $. NJ, Weaver VIM,
Wall WIN. B.
Persons calling for these letters viii
please say advertised"
Geo. w. McREAIG, L VI.
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Charles Lancaster and Newton Rice
both well known TO our citizens. and
10 river men generally, have 80.
tapl'shed lumber yard In Cairo, corner Of
Sixteenth street aud Commercial avenue.
They will keep every description OF build.
ing material aud steamboat lumber, doors.
SASH blinds, mouldings, shingles, Istb, etc.
etc', and sre determined 10 sell lower than
lumber has ever been sodi in Cairo. They
solicit fair trial from steamboat men and
builders, and guarantee satisfaction in all
eases. as-,o.-,.
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court announced that the decision woul,
De reserved for future day.
In the two suits Of the City of Cairo
VS.. John Hefiiy, for breach of ordinance
aJury was impanheled when the attor-
neys by agreement waived the interyen-
zion OF the jury, and submitted these
cases for trial by the court. judgment
was rendered in favor of the defendant.
The suit Of Mary j. Bissell W.. Sarah
y. Brown, involving the title to some
lands In Alexander county, was In part
henrd by the court, when tile time for adj
JourliInent having arrived, the case was
continued until tomorrow morning.
Friday, January rs, 1879.
In the suit Of Jacob G. Lynch ". Al
eNahder county, brought to recover fees
under the special laws Of 1865. the co,lrt
rendered judgment in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
john Curran, tried on the charge of
buying stolen property, was acquitted by
the jury.
IOl
eorii' between two days, from a neigh !
boring field. had twelve Of his peers i'm
pahheled, before whom he was TO estab- |
iish his Innocence. The evidence prom |
lsed to be- derogatory to Bradley's good
name, but the statute saved him.
In the case OF wickwirc vs.. Cairo
NY Gas Company, the motion Tor new
RAJ was argued. but the decision is re-
'erved for the present.
Saturday January 10, 1873.
The ease of the People vs.. Jacob
on charge of stealing Jake
'aider hogs. occupied nearly the entire
ay' To the great joy OF Bradley and ,
is friends, the jury returned verdict of
OF guilty. Brother Bradley has nassed {
trough the furnace, and escaped. minus {
u beard. =
In the case of Rennie vs.. English. 4
&c court gave judgment in favor OF the #
,fendant. o
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Something Profitable ,or,.


me spring season 10 approaching. an,
uoldstein q Rosenwa,er beg to announc,
TO the people that they are making gres,
cfforts far ,bo "b t'ea'
''or's TOT Tue spring trade. In order to
make room for the new goods, they will of.
Ter IN tho next sixty days their entire stock
OF IAN and winter goods, which Is complete
inaIl department, and consists OF ever.
tnIns usually found in first class dry
goods store, at the first cash price. All
purchasers should avail themselves Of this
opportunity, - they can save a handsome
little profit by doing so. Everybody is in
'i.ed 70 call and examine goods and prices
r. >. There stock Of mems, youths and
boys ready made clothing is complete in all
qualities and sizes, and will likewise be
'"''' ~ tue hrSt cost 160.l-litf
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| Iher" VIII be services in the Prcsbyte
ran church this morning and evening
The subject of Dr. Thayer's discourse +,
.lle morning will be: "The Trouble a,
hc'Salonica." The subject OF the even
ing discourse will be "The Beautiful
Sheet Anchor"
services at the VI. T.. church TO-DAY at
~ O'Clock am. and $50 pm. subjec,in
u'e morning "Whencer Why With
err In the evening: Human need. and
Divine supply"
Services rs usual at the Church of the
Redee,ner to-day, at 1890 ain. and 7.ao
pm.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Thursday, January 18th, 1878

In suit Of Jno. Barton VS.. F. NJ.
Delany tried before the court yesterday,
the court this morning rendered judg-
ment In favor Of the plaintiff.
In suit OF Jacob G. Lynch vs.. Alex
ander County, the remainder Of the evt
dence was heard, the case argued BY
counsel at considerable length, when the
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All persons having baggage at the st.
Nicholas hotel are hereby notified to call
for the same within ten days from this
dite, or such baggage will be sold for
charges. WV. WETzEL,
Proprietor of II. Nicholas Hotel.
CAIRO, Jan. -, 1870. lGl-l-lju,
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at Antrim's in gents wear. is worthy OF
notice. The entire stock at cost and
many things at less than cost. DO not
believe what he says but go and see for
yourself. He means business. Winter
clothing at prices that will surprise you.
Remember the place-John Antrim, No.
70 Ohio levee. lG7-l-lG-3t.
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Unclaimed Watches.

All Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, tina,
have been left with m for repairs, on which
the charges are unpaid, will be this day
left ut the jcwelry store of Mr. II. Houpt,
on Washington avenue, and will at the end
of thirty days from this date be sold to pay
charges. HERMAN WILLER.
CAIRO, Ills, December 9th, 1874.
lO-lC-lO.3Ot
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Anyone wishing to procure masquer-
AIDE costumes for the grand ball to be
given by the Delta City Cornet band
January %. can be supplied at Phil.
saup's, corner Of Eighth and Washing
ton avenue. l-lG-2t.
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Jailer Mccarthy ne,,..

EDITOR BULLErrS-Sir. In vcs,.r.
.''y issue u was asserted, as a scrap a,
local news, that all the prisoners who had
u Deei' removed from the county Jail on ac-
.ou,' OF smallpox breaking out among
VIZ inmates are confined in the calaboose
AZ matter Of fact, no prisoner. sick or
"eii' has ever been removed from the
county Jail to the calaboose during nv
connection with II.
DANIEL Mo- .nru.
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Paradise Mines are located in Paradise
township, Perry county, Illinois. This coal
has no superior for CRATES, cooking
ste am, or blscksmithing. Its freedom from
sulphur and other impurities makes it not
only a pleasant, but u hcalthful coal for
family use. lb01-l0-0t.
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Fresh shell Oysters
at the Planters House.
Dance.

There will be dance at the residence
of j. +. Mckimm, on Twentieth street,
next TO Galighers's mill, on next Thurs
day night, January p. A good string
band will furnish the music. Mr.
McKimm's friends are particularly in
vited to attend. One dollar Il couple, sup
per included. l-l7-4t
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from tbs
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored ImpedimentS 70 Marriag. re-
moved New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books aud circulars sent
nee, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, AgN Ninth strvst, Philadel-
lion for honorable conduct aud profes slonsl
skill, iU0-l-l5-d&vym
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OYSTERS OYSTERS
Cairo Interprise.

sproat, 1876 Ohio Lcvee, 1. receiving New
orleans oysters every morning In bulk. He
making his own cans and packing hi.
own oysters, thereby avoiding the exorbi.
tani charges for transportation, aud Is en,.
>bied to furnish better article at le,,
pnce than any other dealer. Patrouixe a
nome Institution, aud benefit yourself
lSl2.4-tf
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Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given to all parte VIII ,
are Indebted TO Wall & Ent, that the papers,
s,ok', exc are in my hands for collection,
aud the firm having been dissolved, pay
inent must be made TO me atone
HARMON II BLACK.
ijJ-l-l3 Ct. Attorney for q. r. Wall
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Fifty to Seventy-fye dollars per IN onth.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
dies. gents, etc, etc. No capital or out
lay required. Send 90 cents for postage on
outfit, TO ID. &. WELcHMAS,
II Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm Of
farsons' Davis & Co., are hereby notified
10 cal and settle on orbefore FEBRUARY Isi.
j. T THOMAS, Assignee.
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baltimore ONAlera.

George L,ttner corner Of Fourte enth and
Washington avenue, will furnish hereafter,
every day to his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars to be had at his bar at all times.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr. l.. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room a large stock
Of English ale, porter, IIennessy brandy
anu wines, and liquors OF all kinds. which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
2sO-o-9J.tf
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A young horse-i years OLD last May
works single or double; will be sold on 0
months time note with good security.
Apply at THE BULLETIN ONCE.
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GOOD single rooms on the upper floor At
the saint Charles can be had, with board.
at the very low rate OF $50 per month
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DANIEL MCCARTHY
Fresh shell OYSTER
" the Planters Houso
Noble Ilesnoos.

| s'SPouse.
ABOUT TWO O'Clock yesterday atternoo,
,me big bundles began to pour into DR.
mayors study for the Kansas spf,erar.
Wo large boxes were full at dark Re-
low are the names OF the contributors
Mrs: W. Rittenhouse, Mrs. s. D. Avors
mrs. u, ;. Cox. Mrs. J. Antrim. Mrs
nosah, Miss Fleming, Mrs. W. Bristol
cr,. r: 5. Kent, Mrs. a. Haynes Mrs
~ H. woodward, Miss X. Yoculn. Mr.,
rope Mr'. $. Halliday. Mrs. r. 3
taylor Mrs. +. e. Uhl. Mr.. T. d
hath''s, Mrs. J. q. Hartman. Mr.
Mrs. neDD, -uI,. ,.."..'.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas, Mrs. f.. &. Pace. Mrs.
Macki-, Mrs. >. r. Dewey. Mrs. LaHue.
Mrs. Able, Mrs. J. Wood. Mr.. j. Cash,
Mrs. +. G. Ford. Mrs. &. Lame. Mrs. r.
Halliday, Mrs. T.. W. Barclay. Mrs. Tay-
lor. Mrs. DR.. Brigham, Miss Coo, Mrs.
5. i. Bennett, Mrs. ;. 4. Thayer.
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Attention. Mir Hptrb,s

~ regular conclaye of Cniro
Commandery No. Is. X. r..
~ viii be held at the Asylum
L w Qhonday evening. JANUARY IL.
~~at Z O'Clock. for the insialla,
~ ton of Officers. 4 full and
punctuai attendance il re-
'l"ested. JEwETT WILCOX. Recorder.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

TO sell DR. CHAsES RECSPEs, Or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, In every
largsd by the P9blishr 70 ets pages IL osn..
hAins over 900 houssiDld recipes, and is suissa
70 al GLASSES and smditions OF society a
sails at eight. 0rsatsa Inducements ever q.
Jared 70 book agents. sample sopiss ssnt "
mail, post paid, for q, Ex1asive srrisoys
Address, bk. CHAsK'I sTEAM PRINTING
HOUSE, ANN ARBoR Mich. Tt-h-ll-w,hn
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CAIRO MARkET..-wHoleslIr

'1 ,pnr Daily by " steam., ,ommi..ior,
Ireanah'' secretary of the cairo Woar,i ~,
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Time.!"..Thn aorisl History OF the
"' sosee.Sul Family Pans.
IN ehr uniOu,"
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Bristol & Stilwell.
FAMILY
GROCERS

tb Keep everything pertsipin, .,
ceres, Woodenware WIZ gro
fruits, 60, &c. Vegetables,
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List Of letters remaining uncalled for in
the ro't ofiice at Cairo, H., January IS, 1878.
LADIES' LIST.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
A GREAT PANORAMA.

Lucy Hooper writes from Paris !:
"By the time this letter reaches you
the great panorama Of the Siege of
Paris will be tossing on the pillows
of the stormy Atlantic. The box to
contain the picture is 50 feet long
and 3 feet in width and in height; it
lis to be composed Of the stoutest tim
Der. Two wagons, with eight horses
each, have been engaged to transport
It to the railway station, from which,
two ears, lashed together endwise,
will convey it to Havre, there to be
embarked on the French steamer.
The models of horses, soldiers, can
non, etc., will be packed in separate
cases. The exhibition of this vast
work will prove an era in the history
of such exhibitions in America.
Nothing like it, or indeed approach
ing it, in excellence in its peculiar
line has ever been seen on our shores
before. The wonderful realism, the
marvellous deceptiveness Of the paint
ing can hardly be imagined. 1t will
only need sound and motion to be a
faultless production of reality. It is
as far beyond any panorama ever be-
fore exhibited in America as a pict-
ure by Meissonier surpasses a sign
board.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

The Ho,lsekeepe,' is an illustrated
monthly, unique in plan, that will
please an immense number Of house
wives and husbands. Its aim is to
show how q household may be con-
Quoted with the least care and ex-
pense, and with the greatest attract
iven@s and comfort. Special atten.
ton is given to marketing, shopping,
the exposure Of shams and frauds,
short weights, adulterations, and
other household dangers; the kitch-
en-, dining room, parlor, sitting room,
library, bedroom, nursery, laundry,
every department of the home, from
cellar to garret, is represented, and
: comfort, convenience, luxury, health,
beauty, economy, all considered.
Price, $3.50 . year, or Is cents a
copy, with special terms to agents and
clubs. Chas. F. Wingate, publisher,
81 John Street, New York. IL,
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

The British Arctic Expedition dis
appeared: behind the ioebergs at half
past s, on the evening Of July is,
and nothing more will be heard of
them for one or two years. At that
moment, they were starting for God
haven, and the Valorous, their COM
panion, started for home, where she
has just arrived. The flow of the ice
is thought to be favorable, and one of
the ships expects to winter as high as
81 degrees: Winter parties will be
sent out to explore routes and deposit
provisions, and about the LIST of April
an attempt will be made to reach the
pole, on the ice, by party fitted out
for an absence of 112 days and q
journey Of 500 miles. The Alert is
Ito be the advance ship; and she is to
go through and come out on the other
side,if possible, while the Discovery
will ie':*in: reserve, coming home in
August, 1877; whether she hears any
thing Of her consort or not.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
nov KILLED. >,

From Cape T. ". Collin., Who retnrned
from Alexandria MONDAY, We obtain the
following particulars Q: . sad accident which
occurred last Saturday between Osakia
and Alexandria. It appears that John
Sherman, boy Of about twslve years, whose
parents live near Millions, Douglas coun-
ty, had been atsrork near. Sauk Centre -
Getting through, .he hs started tail ior home, and
was overtaken by some teamsters. He
asked to ride, and one of the men who had
two teams put him aboard one of them. =
The second day, the man who owned the
teams and who was ahead, heard the boy
call out "Whoa " and looking saw that the
lad was of the wagon. The horses stopped,
and on going 70 the team he found The
poor boy gasping in death. One Of the
front wheels had risen upon and crushed
his Ikull and then slid OF, tearing away the
scalp. Thel fellow drew only breath
or two after being found. Theswagon had
just passed over = little bridge and down q
very shght declivity, but there could not
have been jolt enough to throw him off un-
less he was asleep, which he probably was.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
Une mile z
Free miles!''
"Across the ribber ?"
"1ntO a tree
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

DUBUQUE, Oct. "a most heart
rending accident occurred last even
ing in Dunleith, across the river from
here. Conductor Brandsteller, who
runs freight train On the Illinois
Central, was just about to start out,
when his little son, FIVE years old, ran
to him from across the road. His
father took him up, kissed him, and
setting him down, told him to run
home, only 4 few rods distant. The
little fellow started, but backing en-
gine on another track struck him
and his head was completely severed
from his body. His mother was just
running to meet him when the acci-
dent occurred. She stood for a mo-
ment trans6xed with horror, then
picked up the head of her child,
placed it in her apron, and ran
screaming toward her home. Before
reaching it she fell in commissions
from which she has not rallied. No
blame is attached to the company.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

The American ridsmen acquired
additional honors Monday At Wimble.
don. Major Fulton carried off the St.
Leger Sweepstakes, while Col. Gid
ersleeve won the second of the Al
bert prizes; !, In the contest for the
Rifle Associations Cup Mr. Coleman
is ahead, of the. other competitors,
having scored 40 out Of possible
score of 50.,> In view Of these repeat
ed successes we do not wonder that
therexcellence of American marks
manship causes sstonishment.r There
seems to be no limit to the possibii-
ties Of their skill; certainly no rife.
men of any country have made. .
more: creditable record: than have
these Americans in Great Britain. :
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
.An rsfhd Q1sf ~ aInlv

On the slst of July : man
named G. H. Hubbard, from Indiana,
an invsiid stopping At The Sawyer
House. Saltwater, yyssteriiously dis
.pps&rsd. No trace of him was found
until 1ast Sunday, when Iii. body was
discovered near White Bear station.
The flesh had all been removed from
the frame, nothing remaining but the
bouet aud clothing. There wss a bul.
let hole through each temple, appar-
emily; - though 4 pistol had bean
placed on one side and fred, the hall
going straight through the head.
His watch, money and revolver were
missing. L i. not known; whether it
IIin : esseof murder OF suicide. : :.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
EXTRAS
xxx and Xxx,

THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS, Nos. 29
and 80, are now ready, and will be mailed
to any address on receipt of price,
No. % contains IL articles on the Nation
al Currency and Legal Tender Question,
by Ex-Secretary McCulloch and Reverdy
johnson. Price (in sheet form only, 10
cents; twelve pies for 81.
No. 80 contains full reports of the Meet.
ings Of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science at Detroit; of the
American Pathological Society at Newport,
and of the American Society of Civil En-
gineers at Pittsburghs: A Chase for Mas
todon, prof: Marsh Latest Capture); Fos-
sils for Central Park, prof. Halls Collec-
ton at Albany; Science not at War with
Religion, Prot: LIE Conte and A Plea for
Mathematics, Prof. H. A. Newton. Price
10 cents in sheet form; 20 cents in pamph-
let. Address THE TRIBUNE,
New-York.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

:. No. 1875 Of LHelys Living Age, 70,
the, weak ending Oct ?, begins a new
volume, aadis printed on new and
Handsome type: The contents Of this
number are ''Ocean Circulation =
"ReseArches in, the 'Tuscarora'' and
tChalleneer,;;" )" Richard { Baxter !"
"The Planets put in Leverrier's Bal.
ances;"' ). "The' Cloekmakers Of. the
Bchwaraweld :" "'Country Towns; )"
':ChAracter Connoiaseurs !" "Amber;"
with installments Of the Dilemma -
= powerful story from B1acksuood, and
''Her Dearest Foe. by the author Of
''The Wooing ,O't," and the usual
choice poetry and miscellany. Lttell
Il Gay, Boston, Publishers.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

srnoonAl--st Johns Church, in Lower Tovn.)
srvices every Sabbath at l02 q m. and u p ~
sunday School at II M. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays at o'clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector.
RAP1Isr.1Church near second Ravine hridge)
Services every Sabbath ut 10A 4 m and 9 O'Clock p
NJ. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings At 3
o'clock Seats free and all arc welcome. Rev. w. E.
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School At II m.
MEIHop1sT.-( Church, corner Warrington are.
z NJ and u p. m. Sunday School at II m. Rev.
II. 8. Hilton, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Richmond avsnue(
Services every Sabbath ut 1031 o'clock \. II, and
74S Pm. Sabbath School At II Il. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening At 7A5. Seats ftse. Special In
vaeaft0n extended to strangers.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-(South Of RAvine
Srtdse) Union services at 1OA O'Clock m. Sunday
SchSolat lam. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday even
Ing At u O'Clock. Rev.. G. R. Milton. PASTOR;
sssidence with Mr. G Bridgman in lower town.
special attention paid to strangers and temporary
vorshipers.
CATHOLIC Church Of Immaculate Conception,
y. GeImatn Streetl Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
.. 8. b; Assistant Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, o. s. B.
Services. week days At = m.: Sundays, First Mass,
u q NJ; High Mass and sermon ut 10 .. M; Ves-
pen Ut p. M; Cathechstical instruction at p M