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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30

raise them. Flower
pots and hanging baskets, ornamental and
plain. and everything else found IN nrst-
class Green House Remember the place.
The only reliable Green House in tedar
county Nearly opposite the jail. Kept by
Z. L. SWEET. Upton, Iowa. send for
IA irsvra ffreet
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30
Dissolution Notice.

To 4ri0m II may cDg4rtrEs
The nrn styled as Blesh Il Cargen Of
stanweod has been dissolved by manual
consent and all accounts due the firm
will De collected by David Blesh.
BLE-H 4 CAaGES.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30
ONE q CENT TfCkET,

Admitting 10 Every Tent and Department
Children und"r years. half pr.ee. Free
Admission Ia an Who srchass -ny life, ae
my new beck. Lion Jack, the story 81
wild taen and beasts, showing how Menagcf-
les are made These hooks are sold ~ cost,
- - each Ipci ndiug free Ticket.
Doors Igpu AT ] aud T.. II. Grand ~lec-
taeaiar haImal aud Arsnit EntTea ] hoar
later.
Heterogeneous have been made for FIX
cursiau Trains, ~ reduced rates, TO the
Great show.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30

The call for an extra session of
Congress has not been revoked. The
authorities consider the necessity for
an extra session stronger than ever,
i'm order that the army appropriation
may be made available by the lst
Of November.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30

= noI easily earned in these
Times. but IL can b. mad. Ia nm
months BY any one ofeither sar
m IN ANY part OF the country Sho
Is Willing TO work steadily ~
Dcenpioymfntth that We fgrnssh
SS0 per week Ia your ew n Town
J 90 need not be away frsfa home over pivhf -.
- give yonr whole time 70 TIE work only your
a., es,n -. - nave agents who are making
1sI a ~ P<f 1ay- Al who engage at once car
axe noney fast AT the present firsse money ear
~ pe "a Ade 20 easily aud rapidly any other bns
s@ss ~ costs nothing to try the pusfu.Sa ,ra,,n.
s 40 e oatht re. ASdress At once, II. HALLsTT q
- = $3.50. 1Sttt'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30
1 twAys on HAND.

4 tMAYS ON HAND.
nand for sale at the
lowest possible rates.
every variety ofgreen
house and bedding
plants found in the
country. Also a gen.
eral ass rtment Of
elCxf r AND tEsETA-
BILE SEEDS, all fresh
and new. Also buck
eye trees. Cabbage
early and late, toma-
TO, celery. pepper,
caulifiower and sweet
potato plants, all
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30

Good house, two wells OF water, creek
through corner OF farm; o. acres OF good
timber only two miles distant A great
bargain may he obtained. Address, at
Clarence, or enquire on the premises.
$40 JAMES GRFJC
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-30

For Representative, SD p'sf-.
ELwO0D MACY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
THE COUPE MYSTERY CLEANED UP.
Statement. from M-. Daily, Nil. May Daven-
port, Mr.. Gilbert, aud Others.

The mystery In the coupe affair appears
To be clearing M. Mr.. DAILY. In conjuncton
with the reporters. has manifested % laudablo
determination to get at the true lnwnrIncee OF a
remarkable rumor. A reporter for THE SON
caught the manager ON the fly ana interviewed
him.
Rcporter-Mr. DAILY. is II n fact thnt yon rode
over from Brooklyn on Saturday night with
Miss Davenport
Mr.. Day-It IL not. AZ I have alrocdy OK
planned Miss Davenport WAS in Pittsburgh and
I WIS in bed.
But the police and the stablomon say YOU
were IN the coupe. and Tint Miss May Dnvon-
port. who rrcgscmblcs Miss Fanny, was with YOU
IN tell you the facts. went over to tho
matinee ana remained in the evening until half
aitor nine. II WAS n nnsty night, and | went
straight home and was in bed Mt half after ton.
Mrs piibert and Miss May Davenport have n
coupe meet them on this side Of the Fulton
nSrry, they riding down in the cars on the
Gilbert. the old lady's son WINS with them Us
rode on the box and the two ladies' inside On
Inc way up town the accident occurred. No
Policeman was there at all. private watch
man on the corner helped them. They called
an0ihcr coupe and went on home"
Riley p
Yes. 1 went to the stable. where had never
h hfon p1hlorc, He came e the door. | asked
done any work Tor mc7 no Then toll toId I hm
who was. and asked about Rogers the driver.
lie silid he knew little about him: that he gave
him occnsional odd jobs. and that he had not
been To- The stable since the accident"
And the pOliceY
Well, it's the same way thcrc IA I said boz
lore there wac no policeman anywhere about.
The whole story has grown from the single fact
thnt the horse drawing the coupe in which those
ia lies wcro scented unfOrun tiely fell into "A
hole and broke his neck-and that's all theru
is tO IT,
Mies May Davenport and Mira. q. II. Gilbert
KIN KIN sny thM u,ry alone were in the coupe
way from Wood's BROOKLYN Thcutrc whcrothry
mad aeird that evening with Mr.. DHly COMPANY
=. II rs all a mistake about u very trivial thing
" g Davenport says. We got into the coupe
together. and Mrs. Gilherts sou roleon tho ou'-
s'de with the driver. The coupe was ordered
because was ILL., Mr. DAILY wasn't Their. nj ALL
was probably mistaken for my sister Fnnny
at the time OF the accident but do not under
stand how the policeman could have thought
that Mr.. DAILY WIS there"
Sergeant poran. of th" Mulberry street police
says; All know about II IL what the iri yer
sad. which wis that Mr. DAILY was in the car
rnge. have not said that | recognized the
man Ms Mr.. DAILY, for was not there"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
THE LOUISIANA CONTEST.
Judge spens-d's Argument -sheiiabarser De-
Tending the Returning Hoard.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-The Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections met Mt II
o'clock this morning Ia hear the argument Of
Judge srofford. the Democratic claimant for the
Senaor-hip from the State of louisiana Judge
Spofford reviewed the canvass of Louisiana at
length. claiming that according to the law ~
that State the Returning Board had nothing
whatever 10 do with the question Of who were
elected Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of
Louisiana. but as required by the State law. all
election returns should be- delivered to the Sec
rotary Of State. and by him decided who were
the legally elected officers. lie said that Mr.
Packard sttlc Of Governor rested wholly upon
the decision OF the Returning Board and not
upon the voice OF u majority Of the people. M
r"pnirtd hv the law of ia" State and thai upou
N" recognition hy the President Of the l. nited
Stni"s OF the Nichols Government. everything
pretended To h- done hy the Packard Govern
ment dropped null and void.
- Tho Hon. ;. ). Shcllalarger. counsel for Mr..
Kellogg. defended the Returning Board He
argued That II had been wrongrd throughout tho
whole country. and said its acts were lawful
The country h" added cannot urd to
To- get"
In conclusion. Judge Shellabarpcr said he
wished 10 give Mr.. Kellogg an opportunity 10
reply to some questions Of fact made by Judge
Sponord, whereupon Mr.. Kellogg said: I'm
less the Committr" desire TO hear me upon these
az. ~. rs 81 iart prefer not 10 speak"
Al 2.i5 i. VI. the Committee went into execu-
tN" session. and agreed to meet nj 1880 to-
morrow. whon, II IL understood they will de-
terniln" ~ 20 tn scope they Will take in the
investigation. The proceedings will lie with
closed doors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

i, MnpNispAr. OF 2i-Ftoun AND ME.r-,Thq
,n rrc va, 80 d. c'nc ,l my M,m nd
~ NOR active Wclrot' stat inj western .u,oriinc,
wheat cyiras :, 7oas5ni. do Xxx and xxx. s,ss
Xxx a. N. ,,. 70 SX ant
shrrnr tNra.. - ,,ossG ' S1u'.'n ikcrs aud tam.
S6t corn nra'-N stern vs. $50 IRWIN 81 iS
nSS i eur IL " W. %, ,i; sss; to- rye
'.rrtns- SUITS vrfc lnc tower and quiet. sales T2s
oio m. " az sg ,, s'u'T r W. '"ssT
ioi-c. Tor D.ce.ub,f Iivic ior .nnuary II ~ tot
ior Sial dcr, ,2nobaic. ntecpts at rcrt. III,
q, was aiy o. ,hc SPOT win 100 tg.,
.cci a,t fs-, arnei ~, uHW.uSlly quiet .sics
'S, and i1T pIr ,i, ~ 80 Tor PRIME Ws"t-
olhrr h. product Ru,,c, '5crff chocc stadc, calls
Mv,scra io 10 i7gi,c Cnce r uil STATE iactofS 10;
j jse' Western do losiae Fresh very nrm Al 2aes
sc %Gs :, W.: 's1,y e1sapcr and incidentally
81 ais.s Z, 'g rr A. , Ins 3 tssi =, lr 10 2de,
wiutr AMI Al ipst b, ior whit STAT. and tor mtnre
"a an, Il nm, " ,n , mg| D. S'gil.w tern At
s. ~ Rye in a,megi aa ~ ror No 2wcsicrn aud
aud !. lc ca,rr. .aic. p,Np bu'hcis at siss An
lor W.srtn miNel nsiig ier white DO, 300 ~ tor
"a al a7el7,o TO- misci and pc icf white Ini'sn
bush at .n~atg tor we'grn mixed including steamer
s"gtth'f n 'tow Htoir and rr iutnr. delivery ionr1
hnsn inrlwlnl " miSoi ~ vli,tiiac tor uctoner.
for N.,'rl,rt apd e, g or D.. mber
Is2' 9s. nos Wa more a,,9,ys aga Sc higher
s,. .s.,i.. ~ hse. patt 81 is.1' gold. also,
es, o ' . ,@ 'a ,n sn ~ ~ sold 20 Ma
cnrr,ncv r cn,nce "mr.,e Mo,.s ,,n I" sr ~;
ca 30 tc.i renning ~ old Sow orlcan.. as.'Sa
hhis hn' "'h bag ri .. 80 tor ruin and SO for
ccn'r'gsi1, r'ns'i gggt 't ''sy at o ior standard
s,Sg@ w., lerl.nnn, declined with -! bills
e.in ie w. Hu.h .trt'i Ftifnl nm i"adN ~ - ur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
THIN Talk IN 4 THIN HOUSE
Uemnrhs nv ~ uemo-rnti~ Uu-,cr,.t, rna ny
the Kcx. be GoItycr Gnr,rld.

WASHINGTON, Oct. a. Tho House resumed
the cons liberation Of the Colorado clac.
Mr.. Harrison Dcn.. Il) made fnectous
speech in advocacy Of Mr.. Pattrrson's right To
the ecot He dcsrriboi tho lasi Presidential
election ia game in which thc Republicans
held four kings. knpvc. and n bowie knife.
He referred IN Senator Eimunds M the IT. Jc-
rome ~ the Green Mountains. who. by the Md
OF hhopie, had thrust through the ba'k win low
OF the White House man who had been re-
Icct"d by the people. But he tMr.
morrisonl thanked Odd that. llko Oliver
dow by thiryos, Mr. IIeycs had barred
the doors alter h. gut in and had kent out mo.t
81 tho thicv.s lI.mshlnrl 4 Mr. Hayes only
majority in Ohio. he would drive out of his
taph't inc Isun and hungry Cassius Ut the
head 81 ne Treasury. AZ long IA Mr. Hayes
ot the great Democratic party. that party would
help him and stand 10y him. regardless Of tho
barking 81 Tray. Blanche, md Sweetheart, and
all III. little doss NJ the other end of the Capt
toll Mr.. Harmon ridiruled the cutlery madu on
the Republican side. bcauso of the vacuum in
the representation ot the iar-on state Of COL
lett for ak years unrcprrsentrd or misrcprc-
scntcd IN the Senate, and for two yoara in tho
House. He urged the reference of the whole
subject to the Committee on Elections and lac
promised that the Democratic side Of tho House
would vote honestly. and not ~ partisans.
Mr. Garfield tEep.. Ohiol argued tha' NJ. Bel
lord was Mt least entitled TO the scat Drma
iWl', bernuso he alone bad produced tho Ger
tiilrltc Of the Governor. He trusted TINT that
c.rtiil ntr would bc duly honorrI In the hall
that Mr.. Bedford would H. sDatrd and that II
there were any further uucstions N tho mnti.,r
in"y would DO referred 10 Tho Committee ON
Elections.
After further debate. and without action on
ih1 question. the House. at 1928. adjourned IN
I'll tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
The Demolition Of Th,er.'. House.

" 80 80 -
s"'"~'"i" ]" Il" Sun Oh 'hln u''y II tle iol-
lowing sentence.
lhrr- tn,y cNuDd away his bron4cs and curio-itic.
"hl' % "'i' '"" 1"""''ef-
Tho house Of Theirs was not "mobbcd" By
m, Cou,r,,,,i-t. ,.r ,,..
n. -, VOC ""' "'"'i h"uSo IN
I"rIs moppod during the Commune. All nlloga-
tons of this kind are made hy u.r.rns win,
either unt know, ,h,. r,,l .l...,, ..,.i,t.
a., r.,.i,,,i, n ,s va "'"'9 "'
the revolution ~ the lNth Of March, or pur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

8 city Of Atlanta woelhuu Charleston
s. san salvador. Nickcrsun. savannah
- New Orleans. peArhuru. New orleans
= sautiasp dc ,uha Winnott A-wnwall
- BERMUDA. AM owe. ~ Johns
- Alhemnrlr. niih~ Lewr-
- frHncnnh. Bragg. Portland.
= Aruiuw ~ iuitc, Philhirliha.
- Brtur,a. smith, Boston
:. ct. of Macon. Chester. pt
sup Loeb KAMA, Lamont Calcutta
sup Ihuma~ iillN trd Campbell Calcutta.
sun Lew burgess, Serret Thomastpn
shii gilbert Thompson. Watson. Calcutta
Bark Albert Russell Carver Hong Kong
Barn queen t.w-,, Padany.
lark Regina tu'li. H~rs st Pierre.
Hirk Bruuswick. Hatshin-nu Rernuda
Barn Nnun- Eagle. puuham Dublin
Bark NeI tune, NNriiuaru. ~ingufnfr.
Rark - Agucln. 6ar-uiiin. Giscnu
barn ,s'lm puir.'u,hl ItslH..fAni. LmDtirk
bik Amc rren lln'd,. ,mc- Nuiia
Ban ipNa, smith liurnu sun. IS
bars AiiD Baniknf Limerick
Hark Euu,u ptntuio Alberto Venice.
BARK Nlurt. gu lek~.u >tavtusrr
lark lali.niHn bugF. - Martens
hart No,im ,-ngr' .rl h.~l'.i no. fcrs.alio vance.
Htrt Hrnl0rn ~ffhlahrn Dover
BAN turus, 60 f..tnr. london
huN Ia" uinruc. yet. odd 'tlhar.
hWk Iisre. 'o-u.oh Roticrian
H4tk lahurna. Nuul l-,n. Brcu4o D.
BARK ~ut. GDtcn. Pl,'D
Hlie Anrn Is. o.f.irh Mira lHur
hri- ku.tHl ~'uli'n. atirll. 'HIit.rna
re- RE- E t,,i lg.'g' 1.,., l Ag'er'
hrs tlrn. farrieh. Boston.
hris tieh, Lnl-a, Puerto Csbcllo.
Hu- shnfho. L'ft. Ll-iun
Brig luhal AN ~tuuD STA ssillcs
Schr Hand nnhor'N Bahia
Schr Belle innffr. nil.. y, NaNas-a
Sghr Emerson khueci ilrrr,k ta4harru.
Ar' tir u,iti river HHlt f'Ht-tNI- t.ft-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

Frank story, iob printer in tho employ
u Clark W Bry1n 4 Co.. thought he would in
vest 81 few weeks ago IN Il tiekot in the Iouisi-
ANA Lottery At the head of which are the cx-
confederate Generals Bcaurcgard and Early
The number 81 hls ticket was u Al. md to-day
he received live $1,000 United States Treasury
notes A. the result Of tho investments The
entire cost of collection. purchase of ticket
EXPRESSING a. VAS fil.-Uh',a. Springfield,
Mass UcL ZO.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

IL" following letter was received ycster-
day 10y the Chairman of the Dcmocatit State
Central Committee:


Urea. Of o. 1877.
DEAR SIM ! feel dnop interest in the sue
".-. 20 the state and local Democratic tick fs
nt TINS election. BELIEVING. ms wH DO. that Mr..
liaN's was defeated last year II would be- 10
source "i regret II the means los which hc WIS
liut INTO inc Executive chnlr should seem tn b.
approved 10y this S,at'. The Democratic unrtv
has boon wrougcd. aud il should. At the hrst
opportunity, show us S'nsH oi injustice IN TN.
way prNldrd 10y our Cnn-titut on amt laws If
tins Is not done. there VIII boa continuance If
unlawful seizures Of power. We SEQ tina oar
Legislature follows the bad pre- cdnni by neg
l"rilng 10 mnk" !, nuportionmrn. NJ r.. re-
srhlNiN' power. although required to No 49, ny
our Constitution, their oaths of Office and very
principle Of Justice. II these thing. are unt
robnkod. th" safeguards Of an right. viii be
broken down The election of the R,publlcan
urk't Will be an approval OF these :. ~, All
ol'1cns have much To fear from such assaults
upon their rights. They threaten the good or
der and snfoty If society.
hope our friends viii exor themselves t.
secure tho election " the Democratic state and
local tickets. am, truly ynurs &c..
HOHAftO Sly NfOUH
Wa iUhcrIL. Chairman Dcmocra'i, state
& .mmittpp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
MfRINE INTELLTGENCE

HiNfarrRE AtaANAC-rTfs
sun rscs. ~ sun cts pj Noon rises 81
. HlsH NAfhH-rsis nav.
sandy Hook @ - GOs l-iani 10 ~ Hell Gate IA 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

Tho adics of lhe above society hRye received
from th' alu,t, of the Oourdc fruai-o the onrr of A
piA 'tl ilr lcurnt o the Turkish AMI Ku.,itn 81 nnl
ali Marshall % Roberts, with characteristics pencro,t,
has gwen IN, -oot, the asc o the Ltc'ur IA etrr for
the PROTECTION 10 IN play on liiIay o,,uiut N., ,
The play chosen Is MRl,no nllo he No ~ielirt IN.
nfcs have determined g. mako 'ili. 20 .uI FL. aa. rt
For III" SAM charity ON >ptlr' o...r. Nt - "A,
m ts l I'rfi Wl lr az The Nr lt.lt Il.
NJ Fih rvruuc Tfk,t, inr tc-v oiterilru1 NJ. ma,
be- hat Oi the committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

March 1875, term ten years and two months rroura
rent ~ 40 nrr rnnur Si7It
HUH camp offered promises ~ wnvcrcv rin,c ~
upset price ~ xinsp No one bidding that the prct-
crty was Withdrawn nom sale
plumber Oi egal sales arc announced for tC dsy ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
Business ilOltcs.
I dnl,,ho W"lfr's

S'illFDAN SOMA PPs
Enlor-cd by ,he N.n.al Faculty.
Yak. Niae .lis, H.r,e ru.- a Saw
BfNARE Of CorNrIPrrlr> AND INIT ArIoNs
cleopatra. Queen az IcSpf. captivnicd MARK
"a fl
lu'nm"nt. inr Ni-af'H .si llHlruin. ~ futnu H.
Is n'M H fifff 81. YrII, with fhl ni,riul lsAuty
AMI variety u- .Ilt tui thr Acl dale low yil,es
30 which u.., arD s,l'!n-.
nv"Ing and Cleaning. T,kc Nour nvrina and
Z 4. 4Nu- fn uiN ~ iHft nNeuf nni Pt4fii- ,ttl
Do. ntuf station l-lui ut.. i~ iif 81 = . ttt ut
Way, vlputn ae NeN Nffk l-, 'i.fIc lnt ST Brouhtn
Sc" splendid of~r ~ Railway mud united
stat Gov rtuul,ti lauds 900 tiuilit = ,uiuuu.
The Beet U"mcd, r'hisdren white Teeth
lNs Mr. NlNrLuN. ~nYf 1910. rI..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

Recorder Iirckctt will epcak before The Com
mon tNtIil- LIN COMMITTEE on Alderman Morris
ordinance 10 regulate the carving 1T pistols
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

The statement Observation-Disclosures, cach
garment 10y Deylin& co. inspire pu'!t. ,onn-
dencr.-ih.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25

II you want 10 tone MP tho system take the
Peruvian si1uD It, Gazette arc nrrna'unr Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
TAINT0R'S FIGURES.


y,,uis more than riobnhic that st5.ooo.-
600 win Krprr-cnt the Ihrns In I.cs- than
Three Years aud u Hair Ut the Rings Rule
-itaN the Percentages were Traced.
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Among the few preparations that have stood the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-10

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL Oh.
state St., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Sunday School
atno,n. Evening services at O'Clock. Preach
ing tomorrow by Rev. Mr.. Tinker Of Auburn.
UNIVERSALIST, Cor. Winthrop and summer
streets. Rev. w. III. Dearborn, pastor. Preach
ing at 1890 A. NJ. Sabbath school at II NJ
Preaching to morrow forenoon by the istor.
Conference meeting in the evening.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,-States st, between
Oak and winthrop. Rev. samuel Upiohn rector
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Evening service
Up. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
FIRST BAPTIST,-Corner winthrop and Perham
sts Free seats. Rev. Horace W. TIlden. pastor
residence Winthrop street, sc ond house east OF
church Morning service 1890 A. Evening
2. NJ Sabbath school at ~ NJ. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
Fee seats. Z. +. Penney, pastor: residence
summer street. Morning service 1870 A. NJ.
sabbath school at IL. Preaching tomorrow by
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL,-Green street, east oil
state. Rev. K. L. Adams, pastor; residence at
ing service 1890 A. NJ. Evening, Z. NJ.
Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
UNITARIAN, Christ church )-Cor. Oak and State
SITS. Rev. Chas. A. Curtis pastor; residence, %
Oak street. Morning service ut 1870 A. M.
Sunday school Immediately alter the morning
services. Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
CATHOLIC State ST.. north OF Bridge. Rev. x.
Missel. .. 5. b.. pastor. Morning service, 1880
m. Afternoon, 80 =. NJ.
The Adventists hold meetings in Darby Block,
every Sunday afternoon, at the usual nour.
The Congregat onal. First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
ference meetings in their vestres every Wedncs
day evening, at ~ O'Clock.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. NortherA Avenue
Morning service at 1880. sunday so6ool at
O'Clock Afternoon service at 2.3o. Pm. Pray
er meeting Sunday evening at 100; Thursday
evening at 7.30 O'Clock. Piaise meeting to-
morrow afternoon at2 o'clock: lecture on Estate
Prison Life at $50 by Howard Owen.
NORTn AUGUSrA-M. f.. CIURCH.-Rev. J. W.
Perry pastor; residence at the parsonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every sab.
bath at 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school at IL NJ.
Prayer meeting at IA Z. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO.
WELI.-No pastor; morning service 1880;
Sunday School $50 p NJ. Pulpit supplied at
present by Rev. IL. V. Emmons and Others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. HALLOWELL-kev
Mr.. LeLacheur, pastor; residence opposite ch.
Morning service, 1890: Afternoon service, 230 /;
Sabbath School at quarter past one L. NJ. Preach.
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALI.OWELL.-Rev. w.
A. Newcombe, pastor. sunday school at 1890
A. NJ; preaching service at 2.30 L. NJ. Preach
ing to morrow by the pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-R Rev.
Mr.. sawyer rector. Morning service at 1880.
Evening service at $50 Sunday School at Z. M.
UNIVERSALiST, LLOWELI.-No pastor.
sabbath School 1890 A NJ. Preaching to NOR
row afternoon.