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Evening star., 1877-11-16

CONFRMATIONS.-The Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following
nominations VIM. NJ. Mcmillan, of Louis-
lana, to be pension agent at New Orleans,
La; James ). Patton, of New York to be
Indian agent at the Shoshoue agency. John
Tenn Paul Schminke, to be postmaster at
Nebraska city, Neb.; James F. Fagan to be
receiver of public moneys al Little Rock.
Ark.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

CABINET meeting to- day lasted until two
O'Clock. All the members were present.
Most of the time was occupied with discuss
ing the general structure of the forthcoming
message of The President, and the estimates
and relations OF the respective departments.
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travelling dentist hung out the start
ling sigu-"2th pullin,"
The lady who gets new bonnet Is Of
with the old love and on with the new.
Ten TO one II used 10 take Eve three
hours and halt to pick out leAf-green
dress to cult her.
A handkerchief Irritation is very sim.
pie thing. tonly requires two fools and
two handkerchieis.
When your pastor takes part in the
standard Amusement at donation parties,
u Is proper to speak Of "our minister nj
Copenhagen"
Miss Kellogg and Miss Cary are saying
sP'Ietul things about each other in inter
views by western newspapers. But they
ate singing together 'dtvinely."
u! was Voorhees, toadying to the
South during the rebellion" says the
Lowell Courier, "that gave him the Sobri.
Hae1 oil Tall Sycophant Of the War.bosh,"
Joseph Cook says that, 1.-THE innermosI
laughter OF the soul at itself It rarely
hears more than three times without
nearing it forever" That Is to say, the
s9o'a@neona oschination Of the Ego At
The egoic dilemma conforms to the old
rHaIS-three times aud Out.-IPOeester
ffsI.
Mr.. Beecher recently remarked 10 sub.
stance that no man could tell the absolute
1fuIhS on all occasions-a little lodging
', vas occasionally necessary. We suspect
Mt' Beecher is too honest. Almost any
other man would have called Il diploma'
ty,-Rochesier DtmoeTat.
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Honnd Rennons lor EnitI,.

The American people are shrewd aud oh.
servant. They are not often deceived by
sham pre!enslons; but when they are, they
soon discover their error. II HoStetters
Stomach BltteTs had been sham, they
would long since have discarded II;
but finding that there was not claim put
forth In liz behalf that It's curative proper.
ties did not justify, they Immediately gave
II the preference to every article Of It's
class, Time has only served to strengthen
their faith, and has increased its popularity
to an extent almost beyond parallel, even
10 this age Of successful proprietary medi.
Clnes. II ranks foremost among the stan.
dard preparations Of the day, and Is endors.
ed by the medical fraternity and the news.
paper press. II oyercomes and prevents
lever aud ague and other malarial disorders
with wondrous certainty, tones the system,
banlshes dyspepsia, remedies constipation
aud liver complaint, relieves govt, rheuma.
tism, and affections Of the bladder and kid.
neys. eod&w
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when II isn't worth more than half that
amountI Il Il possible that such impo-
gitiona can SO heartily be supported BY
the pnblie9
TIE demand Of smokers for dark, pos
sibly black cigars, seemed at finl 10 be-
come an insurmountable obstacle 10 cigar
manufacturer. As nature does not pro
dnce dark or black tobacco, chemistry
must again be called on for the relief.
Wrappers are now colored before man.
uiacture, and the finished cigars, even
the lightest ones, are changed 10 beauti.
tiful brown or black by an application Of
the chemical compound to their surface
That such processes are necessary We
would not blame the manufacturer, but
the smoker himself. The manufacturer
Is obliged to find means 10 suit his
customers. All that can be expected Of
him 10 the confession that an artificial
coloriug has been used.
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Secrets OF Cigar mailing

The United Cigar Manufacturers as
sociation has issued an address, which is
published in The New York Sun. The
following portion Of 1t will be Of inter.
est 10 smokett:
We now come to another branch Of Il g
" modern so.called Improved " way Of
manufacturing cigars. Almost every one
who smokes has made n trial Of the ci
garS advertised In q conspicuous manner
IS" Warranted HAVANA filled 80. cigars.'
Suppose the smoker Ia not accustomed 10
imported Havanas, he will say Of such u
fivecent cigar that It can't be called an
extra tiue one; but then, he says, Il Isn't
very expensive, aud for little money I
have smoked genuine Havana tobacco.
Just this Is the point we want TO come 10.
The inner Filings OF these cigars consists
Of tobacco cut short by machinery, which
makes II the so.called scraps. These
scraps, according to the large lettered pla.
cards and LABEL, have been cut from la.
yana tobacco. Leaiy Filings can easily
DO recognized by most anybody engaged
in our business; but these scraps, shorter
than absolutely necessary for work, can
not be judged Of, even BY experts. We
give the reader the assurance that Il Ia the
Intention Of the makers 10 deceive every
one with this shortstutf. We also assure
the public that the Havana flavor re-
suits only from the fact that one-eighth
Of the filling 10 taken from the refuse pro-
ducts Of Cuba, seven eighths Of the con-
tents being grown within the domains Of
Uncle Sam. A chemist who understands
his bushes will for small compensation
prepare the Havana flavor needed In the
manufacture OF these cigars. The cost
price to the manufacturer Tor cigars Of
ibis kind Is from SIS to $50 per thousand.
They are sold TO retailers ut about $50,
netting the former 4 profit larger than
the Imagination Of the most infatuated
smoker would reach. Why then, would
you pay fye cents for one Of these cigars,
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The Perils OF Educat lon.

The committee TO whom was referred
the subject OF education reported to the
Lime Kiln Club:
abs committee hez bin walkin' 'roun'
a good deal. Dey hez visited barber
shops. de markets, an dozen o. private
houses. Dey has found dat heaps O
Guild chil'en ar gwine to school as reg.
larly a. gas works, an dat dey Ia all max
in good progress; yet dis committee
doan' feel altogeder pulled up 'bout dat.
We toun, in heaps O. cases, dat de Guild
youf who could read had dime novel
under his nose an mo- in his pockets.
We foun' dat Guild girls was readin' love
letters an sich when dey orter bin darnin'
deir stockins an sweepin' up de Zoo.
We ioun' dat de educated cull'd man,
when tradin' with de ignoramua, reckon.
ed twice three 10 be fifteen. We foun' dat
whar de wife was dedicated an de hus.
ban wasn't, she was flingin' on de dry
goods wild de utmost recklessness, no
matter il de woodpile was out an de cup.
board empty: We ioun' GUILD man In
business who was keepin' books BY de
double entry system. When Guild man
got trusted for poun' O. sugar de fact
was put down on de day.book, an de led.
ger an de big book, an twisted aroun' an
fixed up an trimmed of till de one poun
was swelled up to TO- poun'S. We foun
heaps O. odder things which didn't col.
Tide wild de system WORT cent, and:de
committee would dufore report: 'Dal
too much eddecation for de Guild man
will he de ruination O. him, sartin Rhuah
Dey recommen' him 10 20 kim O. slow
an not bite of too many chunks O. Wis
dom till de country settles down an de
times pick up.'
The report was accepted and filed, but
It's adoption "a the sentiment Of the Clul
was postponed to give time for debate
1t was Madison Sknf' who arose and re-
marked:
Use inclined to believe wild de commit.
tee, l. dar emmy barber in town who
could shave emmy faster Il he knew all de
Latin in de booker Is dar emmy member
o dis Club who could spill any NOR
whitewash on de carpet II he could repeat
all de writings Of shakespear? Tsdsr a
Guild man in dis hall who could get trust
ed for lamp wick emmy quicker IL he
could talk all degrammar an spell all de
words eber put down."
nWh'n Dc cold win blows pIs Ia da pen
ID better dan knowledge lJr Guild men;
Mhen de dep snow comes den tatets Au bread
Am better dGn knowledge locked up Ia Dc head. "
Brother Gardner said the matter would
be debated at the next session, and The
Club adjourned.
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Huckwheat cakes are iavorite winter
breakfast dish with US, and have found
no1hing better than the old.iashiohed
emptyings for raising them. make them
stOllows: To squart OF buckwheat add
MG level spoonsfull each OF Indian meal
AnG wheat flour. Nix with warm water,
aad q cup OF sweet yeaAt and teaspoon.
Ial Of salt. Inthe morning, before baking,
pour OF a cup Of the batter and set in .
Sool place for the next morning, then
oeat the remainder briskly for . few min.
S S!es, add a scant teaspoontul Of soda and
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
take pleasure in informing my cuutO.
msrS, and the public in general, thatmy
& WINTER STOCK

Is now In store, with the addition every
week OF such novelties as may be brought
out.
Gentlemen will find in my establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both of Home ind Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $40 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship aud trimmings shall
not he excelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
e1pen es are, at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
am closing ont my entire stock OF FUR
NlsHNG GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue that branch OF business.
Fl. LINGEN
uuSI
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ha- Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping caru
rnm steunSnyllle and columbus through witlo,a
ehdnet 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, IndIanRpollS ina
st. LOula, and from CoIumbuS 10 Chicaso. - --'N
The pleasure seeker or those boekinT Homet q
M West, should call on or address Tho SndGrIISned
for through timo tables, maps, land Circular md
TURNER Information. W. L OBRIEN,
street, Columbus, Ohio. m1i9
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

~ nail, IL sdtGHts, pSiiags tfPosd
-..,,.........,.Ss 70 | Three menthh .....oa O
W. y.r;sI',... g. % Opg m0nth..,,...,.... u
III H IN By CarifSin City lse per week.
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WEEKLY.
~ mall, IN SdvaAes, I-0IiGps TFpoid.
o..,,,,..........Si GOI Six monthS. ........Si %
TnIs Of HVe,..",...'..,.u ...,.''.."-.,l y eaeh'
= F1us Oi Ttii..'.' ''.'''''' s'''''ts''. " tach'
T. fiuh Of TWenty".,".....,., '....:.'.' ~ oaeh'
u ,nj N IItn copy to parsoh gStting up Club.
- Ths ,toVe pTitrs are lnVaTiable. Remit al
al 10 pTaili or lOsioihCo Money Order, and
" h,,s either Of thOse can 10 procured, bond the
os', IN 4 Registered Latter.
,ug ISTELLlaENCER viii present daily the
IN" SsTI In all departments, irom ali quAEtSu o.
he world, ~ we'll u complete record Of local
mi WEEKLY 10 printed On Thursday, and can
'"b M Al the counter, In paid envelope, reAdy
~ naIlIng. H9- SsRd a copy 10 ahIenl jFieRdI
M I,hiiVCt Eiih RESI JrOn h0piI
administrations deliFlng 70 have the
" Many iNTRLEIuEhcER leit regularly Of their
s-iiencqs In the city and suburbs, can b
,ST,NI By leaving their address II Counting
Rom. or BY drop letter through tho pogtotac@
m c0STRlBuTORs,-N attention viii DO paid
F." InopTmOuI communications; every article
NUT R accompanied By the writer's real name
and address.
s.,,,,,t latter Ir VI IhoHGi b addFiGIti hFfss
4 G,,gpt,l," and Ihouid In ~ odIS S addrttbod 10
'aLr itiiriiadl member Of he firm ~ name.
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81 mol, Ia Od,dhds, POitass fFTaid.
-, ,,,i..,,..... ..sS % siI nOnthG, ...-.-ti "
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THE ESQUmER, OF cINcINNATl,

d.. RlepFd's Essence q Lib restores manhood
and ne Sgof o. youth g the most shattered con-
autnuou Ia i0ur weeks, IRON whatever cause RFis-
Ing. Failure impossible Beware o. adyeFtlsefs
who oHer bo-called FREQ Prescriptions that aTe nDe.
les, and hnAlly prove ruinoualy expenhTe. What
ever has merit must cost lair price. % pr case
Sent ~ expLel anywhere. Role Agent, bF. Jos
JACQUEs Juniytnity Pihcs, New York. Drug.
VishIuppisa. iyi7
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n sTElNMETZ,

r. EFINED sUGARs-5O0 BARREIa
1N Crnahed, Powdered, aranuiated. o.. IA
Yellow In siofV and iF ali Al loVsSt 49,,
u. RErLLfi 1859 and iSiI Min 81
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DIR. c. McLAME's
LIVER PILLS.

DIR. c. McLAME's
LIVER PILLS.
These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for" the ills that
flesh Is heir to" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
AS a simple purgative' they arc
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
M9LANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bearsthesignatures
ofC. MSLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
Nnd country storekeepers generally.
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OK Fancy Cards, no two alike, with name, IOc,
81 Postpaid. NASSAU CARD o Nassau, N. Y,
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IS fn son per day al home. Samples worth
~, w ~-S IS tfes. s1iasoH d Co., Portland,
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s.,i,ui Latter JOr " IhoGIi b GddtEIti " Fts,i
'aLT itiirldlal member Of ne finn ~ aaRs.
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REATTV Piano, uRaAy btsL ss-IoOs i
o6Hl startling News Urnns ia ItOps
l5s Pianos only $3.50, odR $3.50. Circular Ere,
d. ?. Beatty, Washington, N J.
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THINE TABLE-wHEkLIEe a ELw GROVE
l. !, RSA u. and after Monday, Deem.
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TtLEvKLAND d PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" OORbRNSRD TIlfR GARD.
lfN n M ll1EailE1
GtSzl -
On and after May 10Th, 1871, Trains VIII run
daily Except sunday ~ follow, viz:
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hls'ibrnV'ls 4serOmR.OiaiiOM-Lsayes Bellaire Al
w Z m; Bridgeport at A6oi and arrives 1t Stew
,! Leaves st.eGsnvllo at nS q. M; lriIsl =.
bPectal accommodation trains leave BellaIrO Il
wy N. and l245 p. m; Bridgeport al 9;I6 q. N,
and 100 p. N arrive Of Martins Ferry 9bS 4. ID.
and l;lO p. nj. Returning leave Martins Ferry n
l1:26 A. IN. and $50 p. m; Bridgeport ii:H5 4. n.
S66 p m. - $50
Tickets TO all principal points in the East md
wet can 10 procured ut the Union Ticket Oflo9.
+. X. MYEHs,
WIS General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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com PER MONTH made selling the tIyrescope
QGUu or Planetary Top, Buckeye Stationery
Package Magic Pen 100 ink rquIredI Catalogue Of
elnnntl. o. nOi2.s iAw
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NI0 day at home. Agents wanted. Outdt and
VIZ terms free TRUE& CO., Augusta, Maine.
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FINANCIAL.
JouH K. BornonD, prut. aIo. Aplnn, caah'r.
BANK OF The OHIO VALLEY
first NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.

Fltt6r hATluNAL BANK VI WHEELING.
40 900
This Bank 70 organized and prepared 10 trannc.
The business Of banking In al ~ details.
II succeeds the Fl1t National Bank Of WheolinG,
% owned By the same GharthQldbrh aud under M
mIi0 management.
By carefully regarding The Interest," OF IL Cor.
respondents and Depogitory, and by prompt and
iathial execution Of their NAhuS II hopo 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted
Collectons made on all points throughout The
United States
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at tight 70.
eeIed from Banks, Bankers, HimA, Corporations
and Individuals.
c 3. 4 q DcpOsitla Issued payable on demand
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
piRIfCTon.
I IoSIh < BBSStsiCrd, Wa 2 slnpsou.
Wm: A. lsott John l. Hobbs,
Henry 4; M; A 4. Rspsr, o. 4" Dewey iss,.,.d.v
D. G. LIsT. JosRPn sREpoLLp.
HENRY K. IIr, GHsoN LANB,
WV. A. LIN, AESRT ". LIN.
Bank Of Wheeling,
WHEELING, W. VAL
Capital. 100000.
stS 9Th l poHOuGlly uGbIs and representing
Receives Deposits and Discounts Paper.
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40 s ssti H' . tSs siEss css s name g
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CHARACTERIZATION.

SESSsnbSrlandi ~ q stopsls ii s,1tlcns SSsassa
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WORK FOR ALI.

Ia their own localities eanvaSsiug for tho Flssd
Visitor, teniHrgCdi Weekly and Monthly. Inrotst
Paper In the World, With Mammuth ChfomoS Free
". Commissions 70 agents Terms and Outht Ere,
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How Mr.. Thorpe Tested the
Widow Bolts.

Mr.. Thorpe is a middle.aged wild
over, and some time ago he paid his
addresses to Mrs. Bolts, a widow on
the shady side of forty, Thorpe is
rich, and after the widow accepted
him, he began to fear that maybe she
had taken him for his money, and so
he concluded to test her to ascertain
if she really loved him for himself
alone. So one evening when they
were sitting together in the parlor
he said to her.
"Hannah, I've something unpleas.
ant to tell you, but I'm going to do
it because 1 consider it right that
you should know it. Hannah, what
would you say if informed you that
one of my knee pans is gone, and l
have a patent hinge oil that leg2"
81 should say that care nothing
for that, my DEAR have only one
toe on my left foot. The others were
frostbitten off, and the ankle is all
twisted and crooked"
"Yon don't tell me" said Mr.,
Thorpe "Wcll, but I've something
worse than that. l might as well
confess now that the bald place on
the top of my head is not really my
scalp. I've been trcpanned. ] have
a silver plated concern set into my
skull, a kind of a sky-light. You
can lift ii up and see down on The
inside of me-"
"l'm glad you mentioned it, dear"
said the widow, @for it givesmc cour-
age to tell you that l havn't a hair
of my own on my head, lam as
bald as u chandelier globe"
"Is that sol Graciousl l never
should have expected it, But you
will be surprised to learn that mono
of my teeth aro natural, All false,
and besides have TO wear an India
rubber thingamagis on my palate to
keep II from dropping down"
"t nm very sorry for YOU, John, but
It's some comfort that all of my teeth
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-HoN. Jos SMITH
Residence Ravenswood, Jackson County,
Clerk Circuit Court--C. b. WAGGENER.
Deputy--JAMEs II. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk County Court-E. KIMBERLISG,
Deputy-JoSEpm II. HoILowAY.
President County Court-D. S. Vas Ma
TIRE.
Prosecuting Attorney-G. P. SpIrsoN,
Sherilf-DAvID S. STEVENSON.
Deputics-J. P. Il. b. SMITH, j. JEwETT
S. w. SoMERvlLLE, j. II. Couch, HgSlY Fry
Jailor-J. JRwErr.
Surveyor OF I.ands-THos ], RoRERTs.
Assessor Dist. No. JAS. W. WISDoN.
Assessor Dist. No. 2-E. L. BAKER.
Sup't Public Schools-CnAs. L. HOGG
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WEST EMBER 5, .I877-

are false, too, aid that lam perfectly
blindin my right eye. 1t looks like
d good eye' but itsabsolutelg. amt
worth4a cent?
eGroat Hedyensl Why didn't you
tell of this before9s exclaimed
Thorpe. 1But while we are On the
subject I will say further that Ihaye
chronic torpidfty Of the liver How
does thai strikeyoN@
e0h; l don't mind III said Mrs.
Bolts, gbecause:I have been bilious
Iehd dyspeptio for twenty years; and
besides | am one'rib short, 1t was
rbroken in a railroad accidents and
the doctor had to cut;it out. Imsub-
jectto fits, too.
aThisi is horrible, said Thorpe
gAIrs. Bolts | think YOU ought to
have mentioned these things to me
when proposed to you. Imagined
that / was addressing a woman, a
complete human creature. But what
arc you, Mrs. Bolts? Mrs. Bolts you
appear to me to be a kind of a dilap.
idated old wreck, with not morn half
of the usual machinery about you.-
It's "a wonder to me that you don't
fall to pieces"
81 am no worse than you are. You
said yourself that you have a trap
door in the top of your head, and a
gumb-elastic palate"
'Ycs, but these things amt true"
said Thorpe, 81 only told you about
them to see if you really loved me-
Pm sound as a dollar; no inactiveliv-
or, or silver,plated skull, or anything,
But you seem to be kind of strung
together, SOS if you should knock
against anything you'd scatter all
around over the carpet. l think you
ought to let me off"
"yery well, sir, so l will. But let
me tell you that I've got nothing the
matter with me, either. l only in
vented those stories to try you, be-
cause 1 knew you were playing a
game on me. Now l know you don't
love me. You can go, sir"
"Hannah, l take it all back. I do
love you"
"Do you, really?" Then love you
more than"
But, no; the curtain had better be
drawn right here. The cold and sell
fish world has no business with such
scenes as this. They are to be con.
solidated early next month.
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CHURCH plRE Eesf eRf5

FIRST YTESiAN-Scrvices on the %
md 9Th Sabbaths Of each month, morning
and evening. Rev. DIR. Lane, Pastor, Sab
bath School every Sunday morning ut o o.
clock. B. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PofNr PLEASANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCft.
w. L. Hill, Pastor. Preaching lst and
81 SabbNths morning aud night. Bible
Glass ut the Parsonage on Wednesday cv-
ening. Sabbath School, Sunday morning.
M, II. Hale, Superintendent.
PROTESTANT EplScuPAL CnuRClt- Rev, I.
II. Lacy Rector. Services as follows Al
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun.
day morning at 10l o'clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, at G4 o'clock, except the Sd sun
day in each month. Sunday School at q
o'clock. T. Stribling, Supt. Nestry meet
ing on the evening OF the ID Monday in cv-
ory month. Services Mt Bruce's Chapel on
the ID SHnday at 10! \. NJ. Mason City
ON the 81 Sunday Mt 81 p. NJ. West Col
umbiu the Sd Sunday at % p. NJ.
NJ. L. CuvECT-Services on the list and
Sd Sahbaths of each month, at 10! \. NJ,
and q p. NJ, during Summer. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. +, \.
Trippett, Pastor. Sabbath schoolcvcry Sun
day morning at o'clock D, S. Snyder,
Superintendent.
N. l.. CmuRcn, SouTIr-Services on the
4th Sabbath of each month. Rev. --
Robinson Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at 8 O'Clock. Robert 5.
Bickel, Superintendent.