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The New York herald., 1877-07-25


WAY
Two companies ol United slatcs troops from Platls.
burg and Madison Barracks passed through hero this
morning, c,l roufe for Baltimore.
BRIDGE.
Tho train stopped at Grcenbusn, eight mics be.
low Albany, by order of Colonel Hitchcock and Csp-
tain Walton sent forward wnh Company to take
possession OF the drawbridge. When they had done
this the train rushed across II. No trouble crowd
was seen. During the psssago the windows OF the
cars were closed and the soldiers remained silent
ARRIVAL Al TIM STATE CAPITAL
few minutes aler the train crossed tho drawbrdge
II arrived Al Albany and was met ny General Carr and
Rife Inspector Hardingo and by scverai hundred pco-
pie, who welcomed II quite heartily. Tho en-
alghted aud marched into the Dolavsu House sup
per.
srHrArHr BgrwRIS SOLDIERS AID srRixEKs
tCrowds Of people were in and around tho Dclavan.
Many OF tnem were railroad men who, despite tho
vigilance Of tho officers and senrics, managed TO give
the boys OF their riendlncss
feelings After supper orders were issued to bivouac
the for the ght at Martin's Hall, at the corner
Of Beaver and Pearl streets They Will move tnt early
in the morning for some point wisely kept secret
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More Light.

Mr.. r. Magee, a practical optician,
late of Cincinnati, Ohio, is stopping
for u short time at the Pierce House,
where he Will be pleased to meet all
who may desire his services. lie has
a large and fine stock of spectacles,
eyeglasses, &C., at reasonable prices.
Mr.. NJ. understands the requirements
Of the human eye, and adapts his spec
tacles TO each individual case enabling
persons to use their eyes with the same
ease and advantage as in earlier years.
Old frames relilled, ladies waited upon
at their homes by sending their orders
to the above hotel. Mr.. Magee comes
highly recommended by the Ohio press.
We commend him to our citizens as a
man of fair dealing. Give him a call.
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DIED.

NEWELL.-In Prescott, August 9th, 1877, OF
diphtheria, LESLIE PAYNE, oldest son OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Newell, aged 8 years
and months.
$50 to thy rest, fair child
Go to thy dreamless bed
While yet so gentle undehled,
With blessings on thy head.
Fresh roses in thy hand,
Buds on they pillow laid
Haste from this dark and fearfulland,
Where flowers so quickly fade-
Ere sin had scared the breast
or sorrow wOk the tear,
Rise to thy thro. e Of changeless rest,
In yon celestial sphereH'
MAGEE-In Martel, August Sd, 1877, Of
dropsy, HENRY MAGRB, aged 75 years.
Mr.. Masee was an old resident of
this county and universally respected.
He leaves an aged companion, chill
dren and grand children who will
deeply feel his absence; but they are
comforted by the remembrance that
his death was peaceful and by the
hope that he has only been removed
from the home below to the home in
heaven. Full of years he has been
gathered to his fathers, and his name
will ever be held by his friends in
loving remembrance. The God that
has called him from the companion
ship of his friends on earth will also
comfort them in their bereavement.
Funeral services by the writer as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Watson, of Rive:
Falls. ORLANDO SKINNER.
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MORTGiGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Whereas default has been MADE Ia the
conditions OF certain mortgage. made, exc
cuted and delivered by w. IL. Sanderson and
Sarah 5. SaDdersOn his wife, mortgagOrs, to
William Powell, mortgage, on the 9Th day OF
December, A. ID. 1874, to secure the payment
OF the sum OF two hundred and thirty dol
lars and interest according to the terms and
conditions OF one certain promiSory note in
writing bearing even date Herewith, which
said mortgage WAS duly recorded in the Of
fee of the Register OF Deeds ia and for Pierce
county, Wisconsin, on the 23d day OF De-
cember, "A. d. 1874, at six 0 clock P. ". Of that
day, on page 354 in volume 'H " OF mortgages,
which said mortgage covers and conveys the
following described premises, situate in the
county OF Pierce and State of Wisconsin, to-
wit: A part of lot five in Block four OF the
village OF River Falls, formerly the village of
Kinnicklnnie, as surveyed by L. G. hurry,
commencing al point on the east side of
Main street twenty-fOur feet from the south
west corner OF said lot five; thence nOrtherly
on the line Of SAID lot twenty feet thence
east nineteen degrees south, one hundred
feet; thence south nineteen degrees west :,
twenty feet; thence west nineteen degrees
north, one hundred feet to the place of begin
ming. And whereas, there il now claimed to
be due and is due al the date OF this notice
the sum Of two hundred eighty-nine and
sixty one hundredth dollars (e289.60)
upon said note and mortgage and that an ac-
ton or proceeding Instituted in the Ciicuit
Court for Pierce county for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage has been discontinued, and
that no other action or proceeding at law or
otherwise has been instituted to recover the
said mortgage debt, or any part thereof ex-
cept as aforesaid, and that no part thereof
has been paid.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
under and by virtue OF the power Of sale con-
tanned IN said mortgage, and in pursuance OF
the statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be foreelOsed by the sale
of said mOrtgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount Of said mortgage debt now due, with
interest from the date, and the costs and ex-
penses of sale and the further sum OF twenty
1--WE dollars solieitOrs's fees stipulated in said
mortgage to be paid in case ri a foreclosure
thereof by reason Of the non-performance Of
any of the conditions thereof by the said w.
II. SandersOn and Sarah 5. Sanderson his
wife. And that said sale viii be made at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder by the
Sheriff Of Pierce county, on the 24th day of
August, A. d. 1877, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon OF that day, Vt the front door OF the
POst-0fice IN the village Of River Falls in said
county WILLIAM POWELL,
nll-6w Mortgage.
Dated, River Falls, July 18th, 1877.
J. Ii. WILKINSON, Atty for Mprtgagee.
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PLrM Cry.

Our friend Jacob Fisher is home on a visit
Our Friend Henry Taylor has had an addi-
ton to his family OF fine boy.
The Plum City grist mill is progressing
finely under the management OF G. Moser. 1t
will probably start up next week.
w. S. HUM and wife have gone to Lock-
port, New York, visiting Mrs. Hunn's sister.
They expect to return the last of this week.
John Enders sold his shoe shop and lot to
Mr. Plath who intends to finish up Johns
buildings for a dwelling-hOuse aud move his
family there.
Mrs. Plath, our merchants wife, has been
quite sick for a few days. Dr. Hancock has
been attending her. Mrs. Figher is also ON
the sick list.
Mr.. Ira Forbes and lady, of Hastings, Min
nesota, and Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Morgan,
cashier and collector, were in Plum City a
few days ago.
Tip Taylor expects to start his mill after
harvest, the coopers commence III few days.
TIP means business this summer. We hear
he intends running a double crew of men till
cold weather running one crew day times
and the other nights.
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PRRsCoTI

Rev. Mr.. Bunker is the first heard from as
through cutting his grain.
II. A. Jay has commenced threshing wheat
Prices are low for this staple.
Divine service was held in the Congrega-
tional Church Tuesday evening by Bishop
Wells (Episcopal) when Miss Nettie Jay and
Miss Louise Sargent were confirmed. The
services were very impressive.
Our streets on Sunday looked like a gala
day Farmers and harvesters IN town with
'sbiled" shirts on and taking a rest which
they richly deserved after the weeks work.
Jessie Ruley, son Of Capt. Ruley, while
playing with other boys with reaper belong.
ing to A. T. Corroll, had foot badly cut
Dr. Cotton sewed up the cash and the little
sufferer is now doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Quite sensation was started IN our midst
last Saturday afternoon by the report that q
farmer on Big River in fit OF anger had shot
his wife and iather-in-law. Marshall Leavitt
Immediately started to arrest the culprit and
meeting him on the road coming into town
took him into custody. Instead OF a tirst-class
murder, it turned out a frst-class family
quarrel, with the iather-in law knocked sense
less with pistol. and the wife having her
life threatened with the same. The parties
interested were before the "powtrs that be-
and the guilty one fined.
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DO 3 acres lying OF Trim
belle river and n of lots Z, s, 9, 10,
aud IL 3 5S
J ii Mclaughlin : acre lying n Of
read and Of Trimbelle river
and W Of A Cornelison's addition
TO the village OF Trimbelle 80
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Jay Whipple in a communication to
his paper, the WinOna Herald. writ
ten while rusticating here recently,
speaks of our village and its surround
ings as follows:
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EsDAILE.

L. L. Lewis new stone spring house is
finished.
Harvesting is nearly done and the grain is
but little more than an average yield.
Mr.. KnOwlton has repaired his mill and put
in new machinery for making flour.
Petitions are in circulation asking for the
formation of two new school districts.
Not a half inch of rain has fallen here since
July eth and corn and potatoes are suffering
for the want of it.
Mrs. A. G. Youngman was quite seriously
stung one day last week by a swarm Of bees
that she was trying to hive alightlng upon
her head.
50 years of age, fell down the cellar stairs OF
MeDonalds store building few days since.
We learn that he was not seriously injured
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Missionary OF Trinity Church.

Haven has it. And he has a great
deal of it. Not being selfish, he is
willing to part with it. We mean that
Empire City Furniture Polish. for
cleaning, renewing and polishing all
kinds of furniture. We have tried it
and pronounce it an excellent thing,
far superior to varnish. 1t is easy to
manipulate, dries almost instanta-
neously and has a very pleasing effect.
A 5O-cent bottle will last an ordinary
family five years. Try it.
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Rirer falls Journal.
TOH.T lid T.fLLEX.

RIvER FALLS. WIS. AUG. Q. 1877
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The NORTH CARoLINIANs.-Thisf famous
company will give one of their enter
tainments at the Academy of Music
next Saturday evening, Aug. IL. The
troupe is composed of eighteen men,
bers-four managers, white, and four
teen artists, colOred, and are said to
be adopts in the profession, being
vouched for by such men as the late
p. p. Bliss, DR.. Tiffany, of Chicago, L.
X. Beecher, of Elmira, n. y, and
many other eminent men. They were
selected to furnish vocal music at the
the great international S. S. Assembly.
at Fairpoint; n. Y, last August.
Below we publish letter relative
to their recent success in st. Paul.
Rooms, Y. NJ. C. A, ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 1,lS77.
T. II. BRAND,
DEAR SIR:-Permit me to thank you, and
through you, the North CarOlinians Colored vocal
Just given at the opera House under the auspices
Of our Association. All who attended pronounce
them the most delightful musical entertainments
that have been given in this city for years.
With best wishes for your continued success anu
prosperity, am very respectfully,
Yours truly,
JAMES II. DAVIDSON, Pres. Y. NJ C.
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EsIrnY NOIice.

Found, and taken up by me, the andersign-
ed, on land owned by me, and on which
live, in Section No. 81, Township No. IS,
Range No II, being the town OF Pleasant
Valley, on or about the 18th day OF July, 1917,
one dark bay horse, about 10 or II years old,
of hind foot white and star in his forehead.
nI2-4t WIN SCoTT.
Pleasant Valley, July nth. 1877.
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ROtk Die LOdge. No. lSS. ]. 0. 0. I.
Notice 10 CREDIT0gS.

PIERCE COUNTY COURT. In PROBATE In the
matter Of the estate of John s McKune, de-
ceased.
Letters OF administration on the estate of
said deceased having been granted, and six
months from July 18th, 1877, having been al
lowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims against said deceased, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned will at
tend aC the Probate Office in Ellsworth Old the
first Monday Of each month during said six
months at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
adjusting all claims against the estate OF said
deceased.
BY the Court,
p ID. PIERCE, County Judge.
July 18th, 1877. n-14
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PAso.

All of the spare hands around here have
gone to the harvest fields of Minnesota.
Potato crops are expected to be light here
this year, owing to the want Of rain.
J. A. Hurley is home from Minnesota where
he has been breaking the past summer.
At the last meeting of independent
Lodge, No 500, ]. o. G.. T., the following Of
ficers were elected TO serve for the ensuing
term: w. c. T., c. C.. Mcintyre w. V. T.,
Katie Meehan; r. s., G. Gilman; p. w. G.
T., J. IL. Wendell.
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VETERINARY.
Diseases : HORSES

The undersigned pays especial
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CLIFTON
NNTE,.s -t..1-a L., -

Wheat stacks loom up.
Harvest almost gone. Wheat not cut is
very ripe.
Clifton Hollow has become famous as a wa
tering place.
Willie Beers, a collegiate, is home and will
remain till fall.
No preaching or Sunday School on account
of Quarterly Meeting in Prescott next Sum
day.
J. }. Atwater greets you with smile as
long as your arm and invites you in to see his
new boy.
"Too dry to burn brush" Is what VIM.
Dale says, after burning up rs bushels ofwheat
in the shock.
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Leavitt's Bell Ringers will give one
of their popular entertainments at the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening.
They are well known throughout the
country and draw full houses wherev-
er they go. Tickets for sale at C. Z.
Davis drug store.
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Ayers
HAIR Va!gOr,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

4 dres sing
which is at once
a G e e bic,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored to ats
(,,.s 1,sS,oI 1olo~
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SDecfaI NSrice.

d. C. Davis & Sons will say to their old Gus
toners that VIM. Davis will take charge OF
their lumber yard at this place. He can be
found at his place near the Prairie Mills. All
stocks not on hand viii be- furnished from the
mills in Cady ON short notice. Daily mails
received. Respectfully,
I5-4t ID. G. DAVIS < Sons.
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We have few more shingles left
that we are DESTROYS of selling out
cheap. NOw's your time to buy.
PETER +. BRADSHAW & Co.
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KINNIcKINNIc.

The weather is giving general satisfaction.
Mrs. Gilman's father, from Maine, Is visit
ing her.
Nick Schwallen has nearly completed a
very pretty house and barn on his farm in
the north part of the town.
Mr. Enoch Rollins, of Maine, formerly oi
this place, is spending little time here at
tending to business matters.
Several of our farmers anticipating long
continued rains to succeed the drought, are
pushing harvest work by putting two crews
in their fields
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TO the village OF frlmbelle l
ILL., Il e.. L Ii.
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Sumner Farnsworth, who success
fully swayed the rod in our dis
trict school the past year, has engaged
a school at Brainard. Minnesota,
for which place he leaves in about
three weeks.
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Mr.. 5. M.Rosenquist has purchased a
half interest in thestOre of G. n. Com
ings and the business will hereafter
Ice conducted under the firm name of
COmings & RosenQuist. Success to
the new firm.
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TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, l a.
Ggrxrrp IN nrrura %

wv MI VI AEhNEf
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
ELLSWORTH, August ], 1917.
The following described pieces
aud parcels VI land, city and viii
lage lots situate in Pierce County,
State Of Wisconsin, were sold by
the County Treasurer, of said
Pierce County, on the eleventh
(l1) day Of May, A. ID. 1875, for
the taxes, interest aud charges for
the year A. d. 1874. Therefore,
notice is hereby given that unless
said described pieces and parcels
Of land, city and village lots are
redeemed from said sale on or he
fore the eleventh QD day Of May,
A. D. 1873, they will be conveyed
by tax deed to the holders of the
certificates Of sale according to
| law.
The amount of taxes, interes t
and charges, calculated up to the
last day of redemption, is set op-
posite each description respect
lively.
ii. B. WARNER,
County Clerk
for Pierce Co., Wis.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.


Beirut Ness is building a fine dwelling
house.
Mr. Jacob Mathinson buried his youngest
daughter, aged thirteen months, last Satur-
day.
Mr.. c. Adams has sold his farm TO Hans c.
Ness for 81 ,525. We hear Mr.. Adams is to
move 10 Martel.
liver Wikelson has improved his farm by
taking out stumps, enabling him to cut his
grain with reaper.
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RrvER PALIs W.. Aransr ad 1s11

EDTTORs JOURNAL In behalf OF the mem
berss of Trinity, Episcopal, Church permit
me TO tender their thanks to Eli Foster, Esq,
Of St. Louis, and the members OF the Musical
Union, for their beautiful entertainment on
last Thursday evening, given to aid the IL
brary work oftheir Sunday School
CHAs H. CANFIELD,
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Forty thousand dollars have been
set apart 10y the courts for the reciev-
er of the West Wisconsin railroad TO
use in laying the new steel rails on the
eastern section of the road.
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sw1z rs s 81
Township No. p, Range No. 20.
Unknown nel4 fneA ID 3 i
Village Of Maiden Rock.
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At the last regular meeting of the
Good Templars Of this place the follow
ing officers were elected: 5. W.
Horncr, ". c.; Eva CurtisS, V. T.; f.
o. johnson, Il. ;; A. Smith, +. S;
Matte Taylor, T.; Albion Burr, e.;
Wendell Dodge, NJ; Geo. Thayer, o..
g.; Mss Spooner. /. G.
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oliver DaIrymple has thirty-twO
self binding reapers now in operation
in his field Of four thousand acres III
Dakota Territory.
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Miss Abbie Bailey, daughter of Rev.
Bailey. formerly pastor of the Baptist
Church ut this place, has been visiting
friends here of late.
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Miss Ida Powell has been engaged
rs principal of our village school and
Miss Carrie Saunders assistant for the
ensuing term. No change in the low
er DEPARTMENT
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sCah the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
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c. F. Krauth has purchased the lot
adjoining J. NJ. Smiths on the south
and will Immediately erect a
stone building, with brick front, to be
used for saloon purposes.
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ID. W. Currier commenced threshing
yesterday morning.
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A fair audience was in attendance
upon the reading given by Eli Foster,
ESD. last Thursday evening. Owing
to small type and insufficient illumina-
ton. the reader labOred under some
difficulty; however, his selections
were well received. While regretting
the absence of Mrs. Golden, who was
on the sick list, it is but Justice to say
that the singing was unusually good.
Mrs. Rickett manifested great control
Of voice in rendering her solo; and
Mrs. Burhyte did herself much credit
in rendering the solo entitled 1.-The
Light at Home" The closing chorus
..The Changefui Voice of Song, was
one of the best pieces of music we have
heard for long time.
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Father Kellogg, of this village, aged
20. spent two days last week in the
harvest field, keeping pace with the
younger men swinging the cradle.
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The mortgage on the River Side
House and its furniture. ~ the OsceOla
mineral springs. gwen to secure the
payment FOL the furniture, is being
foreclosed. The house has not been
profitable thus far.
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The Bell Ringers tomorrow evening
at the Academy of Music.
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J. ID. Putnam has purchased of VIM.
Wells his half interest in the premises
now occupied by j. W. Bradford, the
the livery man.
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1t is estimated that the property de-
strOyed in Pittsburg reaches $4,000,
900.
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1t is estimated that there were as
many as 100000 persons engaged III
the great strike at the various places
in the United States.
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4. c. HotchkIss has everything
complete and regular" at Burhyte $
lumber ward. '.Scrant' seems TO be well
suited TO the business.
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Rev. o. W. Winchester. of Fergus
Falls. Minnesota, lectured last Sabbath
evening in the NJ. f. Church on
..The RuSsO-Turkish war" The lee
ture was deeply instructive. At the
close the lecturer answered a number
of questions propOunded by gentlemen
i'm the audience. The Rev. gentleman
very strongly sympathizes with the
Turks in the present struggle.
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Episcopal service at the Stone School
House, Mann valley. at 2 P. NJ, on Sun
day, August 18th