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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-11

The Governors Of several Western
States and Territories which have been
grievously afflicted in past seasons by
the deyastations of grasshoppers, or
locusts, have joined in memorial to
Congress asking for the appointment Of
a commission to examine into the his
tory and habits of these insects, suggest
means Of destroying them, ana offer
bouuties- for the destruction Of their
eggs. The memorial makes the further
and rather singular request that the
Signal Service take regular observations
ef the movements Of the grasshopptrs,
and publish bullctins Of the progress If
the insect hosts with da.ly weather
reports This is giving new duty to
the Signal Service officers, but, un-
doubtedIy very many people would
watch the grassporper announcements
and predictions OF Old Probabilities with
fully as great interest as the clerk OF the
weather taxes in his publications. The
rayages Of the locusts are Il serious and
alarming evil. They have increased
with surprising rapidty during the last
twenty years, and have wrought ruin
for the farmers of many Western States
and Territories
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Commodore ! aaierbilt

After a protracted struggle with dis
ease, III which liz showed astonishing Vi
tally aud endurance, this powerful and
successful man finally died last Thurs
day morning. His death lays 10 one
of the ablest executive heads that have
found their opportunity in modern en-
rcrprise Starting IN lie pr AID "~-
influential. he grew to be perhaps tic
richest man in America; and certainly
he was first among our railway mana
gers. lis advance from poverty t.
wealth was nat hap hazard but regular
and steady. From the day when by
clever strategy he earned his periauger,
until that when he got control Of the
New Y ork Central Railroad, he steadily
and undustriously pursued the path To
fortune. throughout he showed tie
desire and the will to make other peo-
pies efforts, abortive or Successful,
contribute to his prod, He gave 10
quarter aud asked none. Measuring
him with ordinary people, we put Mr..
Vanderbilt in very high place lie
was a great, man, and more than that.
we call HIM very useful man He
worked for himself, but in so DONG he
served the public as wei! as himself'-as
every powerful individuality must al
ways do-by honestly and ably manag-
ing the varied concerns cat of whose
profits he gathered the great fortune
which death Row compels him to trans
fer to others. lis vast railroad proper
IS, i Is we'll understood, will not be
divided.
Though not a man of eluca ion in
tie collegiate sense. aud liable sometimes
TO play havoc with our common tongue.
Commodore Vanderbilt was an exceed
ingly courteous man lie had grace,
dignity, and elegance Of bearing and an
ce,-y ,.I,:-.l,-,.-;...--
sed his quality as a superior character.
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The Republican consrirators in Con-

The Republican conspiratcrs in Con-
gress are repeating the tactics of the
old .pro-slavery extremists in Kansas,
and walking in then footsteps. The
Returning Boards in the South have
done exactlT what the people Of Kansas
most complained of, and G-ang has iml-
rated tie example OF Buchanan in using
the bay onet to prop up the caTpet-bas
crew. De q ,lyer Garfield and iiIs asso-
ciates have now gone so far as 10 resist
the right Of the petition, as the pro-
slavery leaders did VIXEN John Quincy
Adams was the champion Of that great
principle which lies at the very founda-
ton Of free government. These mana
gers not only propose to cheat the peo-
pie out Of their votes, but to silence
their circumstances when respectful
addressed to Congress.
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About one thousand soldiers are now
at Washington and the number is to
be doubled. Jet neither in Congress
nor the country is there the slightest
indication of any purpose to resort to
violent measures even for the mainte-
nance Of law and right against fraud and
menace The people mean to win their
cause, but net by forcible resistance,
which would play into the hands O.
their enemies. Grant and his crew
would snatch at a pretext for military
interference, but the people Will not give
them a chance to play the parts they
are so anxious to assume, of the preser
yers Of the peace
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li0u 10 inasIsIlrate TiIaen.

We have a plan for inaugurating Til
den and Hendricks, which we can war
rant to prevent any disturbance. 1t is
this Let the democrats Of New Y ork
BEGIN at once to organize an escort con-
sisting of fifty regiments OF one thousand
men each, let the states OF Pennsy lvania,
Maryland, Kentucky, Virginia and
West Virginia organize each reception
committee Of twenty-five regiments to
proceed to Washington prior to March
fourth to receive the president and vice
president elect, let Ildiana. Illinois and
Chic each organize an escort of twenty
fiye regiments of orc thousand men each
to accompany Hendricks to Washington;
let all these escorts and reception com
mttees be fully equipped aud when
they get to Washington, they viii find
that the Inauguration Of the pc ople' :
President will net be opposed by aay
one. There can be no objection to this
plan; there is no treason IN an escort,
no matter how large, so let the escorts
and reception committees aggregate
from 300, 000 to 300, 900 well equipped
men. his Is IN brief our plan and we
can warrant it as a peace policy. OF
course it would not Of necessity require
more than 25. eco to 80 ESQ men to IN
sure a peaceful Inauguration but it
would only take the instructions of the
national committee to make the number
from quarter to half million, and it
would make assurance doubly sure
NodjS0m DcmOcr0i.
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be
anything.
2nd We always a
the the best quality 10 the none
sd We have
wn to- rprie.
4h This to
so w oal
To those behind wonli
credit only
Ar
and ask the Of
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1t seems that the narrow and fertu-
nate escape of one of the two locomotives
from falling through the bridge at Ash
taDula prevented still greater loss of
life than that which occurred. The
train was drawn b. two engines, and
when it fell through the bridge. one es-
capped the tumble by the breaking of the
coupling. The engineer SO happily
saved was able to run ahead and give
alarm. Otherwise, 10 the binding
storm and darkness, nothing would
have been known ef the catastrophe,
aad the next train, soon expected.
would have rushed into the abyss, and
further horrors been piled up. How
happened it that no guard was placed at
tins bridge? The officers of the Lake
Shore road were guilty of cu|pablc neg
iigence
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GUARDIAN SALE.
~ PROBATE HunIto.goc County

: DssIE.
In the matter OF the guardianship of the minor
heir nt Henry Cordes, deCeased.
Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance Of au order Of license made IL said
ter. the Attn day of December. $50, by the ou!tE
Court oi said County. the undersigned Catherine
CurdeS, guardian Of the minor heir Of Henry Cor
des deceased. viii Monday the 2.th day Of Jan
nary \. d. 1871. At ten ocoCk in the f3rvuoo.. Of
said day, at the Office OF the County Judge. in the
city Of N&nrowcc in said county, offer FOR sale AZ
public vcndEc the following described lands to-
wit The southwest quarter tsWl. q q the north
west quarter INV OF Section No eighteen IS
IN Township No tNcury-0nc 2 . North II Range
40 jweuty-lhrcc t13' f&st in Mauitowoc County,
State Of Wisconsin. The ferns of sale cash.
CATHERINE CsRDES.
Guardian Of said Minor.
Dated 1t Msn;towoc, the 3Gih day Of December,
\. u. 1870. 90 5w
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CRAZE REys zsEaySsN
y County .st 7RskDi;0sSOC IS

Probate Office. December ilth. :. D. 1876
In the matter Of the proof and probate of the la,
viii and Testament of James Dumas deceased
late OF the county Of anitowoc = bcreaS an In
trument in writing. purporting to be the last will
and testament oC james DUmHSS deceased. late of
the county ofMantOwoC has been fled in this Office
Al whereas application has been made by joseph
Bumass praying that the same be proven and ad-
mitted ~ Probate according to the laws of this
STATE: therefore. il l. ordered that said application
be heard before me at the Probate Office i'm the
city Of MaBitaWuC in said county. on the fifth Gay
of February \. Il 1871, at II clock \ II
And il is further ordered. that notice shall he
given ~ ali persons Interested in said VEL Of the
time and place uf said hearing, by publication IN
the NanitGwac Eliot weekly newspaper printed
in SAID county fer three weeks. once each week.
.jJ.e ~. Ezsn7 Trss-
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HN PEE8sshE E-a.ani5crvo EoIs.zt,


In the matter Of the estate of Patrick Mullins
lac of said county. deceased.
ca reading and fling the petition Of Michael
MH!liu~ executor OF the estate of said deceased
representing among other 4 in =. thar he has Hy
administered -ad estate alu praying that time
aiG place be fixed ioy examining and allowing hi-
ace ami o, hi. administration. fled in this court
Il is ordered lEat said account be examined by III,
Judge ui tnis court. tie l2th day III February
county
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given Ia
tie heirs ui said deceased and t" all person: inter
C~tcd b. publishing g copy of this order for three
wee.~ it.or 90 said day 81 hearing in the Mauitn-
Eoc Pilot y e,.-iy Newspaper published At Mani
lowe III -ait county.
nAtcG ri AauilogOc, the 10th day Of January.
\. u. Z.
gs-5w. I. c. OLNSTED COUNT Judge
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IN GESA2'E.- uauEtey.oc County
S2IsHrE.
In the matter OF the estate Of David Lewel}yn,

decga- ed.
on reading and fling the petition OF ] l.. Edwards
OF said coUnty representing among other things
that David LlewciyD. lssc - Mrem, ~ said ounty
Oh Tie -7;b GIy OF April A. d. lS,l- at towu of
&reIne. in sad county died EEtUstaie. leaving
goods cHaftcls auu estate Wit in this STATE. ard
that tie saia petitioner i son in-law Of said de-
ceased. a.d praying that administration of said
estate he - him grant d. il i ordered HAT said pc
titGu be heard before the Judge of tEis Court, on
Monday. the 23jh day u January A. ID. l5s-, at Ia
o'clock H. ~. - I1y Office ii said COUNTY
Ordered further. jh.t notice thereof n given 10
the bzr- a. s;ii deceased and 20 all persons inter
cSte6, 10y publishing COPY OF this order f-r fhrre
weeks prior IL >4iu day o. hearing. Ia the Matte-
Nuc Pilot NecSiE Newspaper published Il Mal-i-
( }ovuC iu satj Cocnty.
Dated al Ma,.ifowoc, the % day Of December,
!. u 1875.
s5@3s. T. oLNsTED County Judge
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IN PROB srE-,,anuewo County

In the matter OF the estate OF Jacob Perri &c
ceased
To all whom II ulsy concern: l-ttc-s Of admin.
sirafoa q said estate having becn i>~tca Niche
La Slncnls on tbs 18Th iay OF Dec. ! . tS.5 and
four months from alG af+ci s2i day being ALLOW ed
limited Tor creditors 20 present their claims
f.. examination and s'ioa arce- Notice j. hereby
given taat tie undersigned wi.i on The third Mon
DAYS osJauGarv ,FebrRarv Narrh andA VIilA . L 7e
at thePfo5aJc o-lce in tAejry oiNauiIcwoc in said
County. receive. examine, ana adjust IL Cl.ims.
ana de hands % a8 persons against said ceased
s5.-.s 7. q. ULMSTED, County d.e
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Peoples Mass Convention.

A Convention of the People of Man,
itowoc County will be held on Tuesday,
JANUARY 10th, 1877. at u o'clock, NJ
for the purpose of electins delegates to
the Convention to be held at Milwaukee
Jan. 18th, 1877. Al! electors op;nsed
to the usurpation of power l'r our pres
ent national administration, AMI iii IayoI
of honest elections, are hereby requested
to attend.
By order Of the Co. Committee:
G X. HORN. Chairman.
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4 sinister 2esnlt of the Centennial

\
Whe7 it is much more agreeable to
believe that our Centennial Exposition
has been attended with none but beuef
cial results. the fact cannot be ignored
that one unfortunate consequence Is just
now strongly obtruding itself. TO the
unsettled state of politics is undoubtedly
owing the check which all have remark
cd in the rapid recovery Of business
from the Sta4nation eff the past three
wears but to that cause alone cannot
be laid the Unusual financial stringeney
which prevails at the present time, most
especially in agricultural districts. Re
ports from many sections of the country
state that failures to meet obligations,
among the farmers, were never 80 ire
oqcut; willie business with that usually
thrifty class Of the population has rarely
tcen ,~ore duil Ii looks very much a.
II the people, possibly relying on the
favorable indications (Which appeared
d,ring the summer Of a brisk fall and
winter trade. had invested their savings
in Centennial excursions, aud now find
themselves compelled to retrench, or, in
many cases, driven 10 the worse result
at falling in their payments. There is
one consolation in the fact that the
money has not gene ont Q. the country;
and although the movement may re-
main sluggish till the aew Administra-
ton is settled upon, a general revival
of business vii. undoubtedly come In
the spring.
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GUARDIAN SALE


In the matter of the guardianship NJ the minor
GctG of Mar. y, agrfrl. deceased.
Nuticc r. s,.r-Dv given. that by virtue and in
pursuance oi an order OF lie Hsc, made in said
Irattrau the llth day nf December 4. u. rs. by
tFa, comfy court OF said eouuty, The undersigned
guardian Of the minor heirs of Mary Woerici t.
coa-,l. ,"iG. on saturday The 3d day OF February
A. f.. 1877. st zen o'clock in The forenoon of said
dav. az the office of the Comfy Judge in the city
Of &auitoH0c, in said county. offer f,r sale. At
public yrn,iEe the following described lands. to
vii: The uo3th-ea-t quaricr ga ! of the Socth
west quarter t> Z. of Sec. No, Is. Town No.
rinrIrcu lI.N Rance No t-3l east in the county OF
Mani,Owoc, vs.. Terms of sale cash.
EDWARD WDERFEL.
tiUarsiIn.
Dated Maa-:.wnc, the lIJh day Of December.
A i. 1876. 9iJ-2@
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INPRoR COUNTY
1
IN the matter of The estate of George Lawrence.

dNCPs>yd
On reading and fling the petition of Enoch Law
renee, administrator de bnuis of the estate %
said dc~ dreprcscntiug among other Things that
he has tgsy administered said e tate and PRAYING
that :imr and place BE- fixed for examining and
aeujl- III accouut of his administration, sled in
this Court il : -Tdcrei that said account be e,-
amiuet b. the 1Ud -c II this Court. Monday The
18Th dav aI JannaTs ID. 1877, II II O'Clock q.
At rsy oi.ea iu aid county.
Dated II Nauitowor. ,ae .9,h day Of Nov. !. d
TSIf.
95>-5w. T. c. GI.NSTED, County Jude
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In the matter OF the estate OF Daniel BerkhoIz
deceased
To all whom il may concern: letters Of admiEi T.
stration on said estate Of Dsaiel BerEhoZ late 81
the town of Maple Grove in said county and state
having been issued To Michael Berkhoz the
2ith day of January A. II. 1870 and four months
from and after the datc hereof being allowed and
limited for creditors 10 present their claims for
examination and allowance. Notice is hereby
given thar tGe undersigned will on the Ist Monday
Of December iSs, snd an the ISt Monday of January
February and March lSsl and on the 2d day ot
March lS74 a. 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF each OF
said days at the Pr4Sre Office in the city Of Mani
toWoc in said copnty, receive examine. and adjust
all claims. and demands OF all persons against said
deceased.
Dated Probate c,iice November Goth 1916.
95}-4w. t. G. OLNSrED County Judge
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C,ta:c os WISCONSIN, s5ECs.It court.
- tsaV:itosyoc CGuEty.
4 -uc> -SaTip>Ch
flE.
Joseph D&rTosch
EA.Ns

I'eff.
ic thc defend Cant shove named.
NoE az. h,T-hy summoned and required 20 an-
tue CoaR iatut in this action. of which copy
j E,rsulis served upna yuU, ana 10 serve copy
oi voEr .-G on the subscriber their Office in
ths gisy af NNEijnv &C ia the cuuuiy OF Mani;owCc
a.ld state ~ WISCONSIN, within twenty days after
the service Augeui, exclusive Al THE day e ssch
service, ard if son fail IL answer the complaint d.
afaryssid fla plaintiff wiil apply the Court for
the relief demanded Tn the com laint
Dated Sc NdniIuyoC. u i. y ~ 2ith 1876.
T. - ( y. J. TURNER.
Gliaiif-S Attorneys. ManitoWoe. Wis.
To the PENDANT sssase ram,5i; take notice Ehar
capy o she complaint n the above cut lied section
Wa Gsd - the af..ce % The clerk Of The Circuit
Court IN the comfy OF Msni.oRoc aud in the State
OF n iscaIi<jH Cu tie 18th say Of ID IN her 1876.
NagtoWOC Wis. December 18th. LIS
Il. q. 4 ". !. TCENER.
e6Ey Plaintiff Attorneys.
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4 s'osgrr.

! court.
IN the matter of th- g tate of Thomas Robinson
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John Robin
son Of Green Bay representing among other things
that Thomas Robinson late of Nantuwoc on the
Goth day of November y. ID. $50. 4. 3IGnitow r,
died interstate. leaving goods chatt"lS and e-tat"
within this State and that The said petitioner is
brother Of said dec" sc /. and prayiu. tlat. ad-
min - 2ton Of aid estate be to Gilbert W BUrnrt
hef r. the Ju3 e Of this Court. on Monday, the Sth
day or Januays 4 p. Is. :, 1t 10 o'clock \. H., At
MY Off e in said county.
trdc ed further. thai notice thereof he given to
the nyirs of said deceased and to all persons in
rcfted, by publishing copy of this order fJI
three weeks prior to said day of hearing. in the
Nanitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper published at
Manitowo iii said county
96w3 T. &. 0LM>TED. County Judge.
Dated the Sih day Of December A. D. 1876.
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In the matter OF the estate of William B, Wright

In the matter OF the estate of William B. Wright
dec ascd.
On reading and filing the petition of Geo. ".
Wrigh; ri the CITY of shetoygan Wisconsin repre-
scn1iu- among other things that William Is. Wright
late OF the village of I've Rivers in said county on
the 26th dav OF December 4. ID. l3tj at the village
of Two Rivers lied fntcstate leaving FOODS, chat
tells and estate within this State that the said
petitioner l. son and an heir al law of said de-
ceased. and praying thai administration of said
estate he u Geo. ". Wright granted it i ordered
that SAID petition be heard before the Judge OF this
Court Oh MOI day. the 18th day OF DvcembcrA D..
1916. at L. clock NJ. al my Office IL 81 county.
Ordered frl~heT, that notice thereof DC given to
the heirs of said deceased and All persons infer
e>Eed. b. publishing coy oi this order for three
successive weeks prior f. said day OF hearing. in
/ the VI anitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper published
/ i. the city OF Nanito.cc in said county.
T. -. OLMSTED. County Judge.
Dated PROBATE Oftce this 10th day OF Novembes
/ \. l.. $50 q53-}g
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= S,GIsrl.
In the matter Of 'he estate of Thoe Robinson, de

In the matter oc he estate of Tho Robinson, de-
ceased.
TO all whom il NAV concern
Letters of aamiui>t alton said oSt"t" having
been Issued TO 'slbcrt ". UTnct on tt5 >th day OF
Jan i. u. ISL and tour months from and after
said Gas HeiU- allow 81 and limited for creditors
present tiv.r claims Tor examination and ALLOW
Guce Notice j. hereby given that the undcrSi crc!
will on the first N'nLly OF February. Marca
and april, next ensuing. at the Pro
bate Office in the city Of NanitowOc in said county
receive, examine, and adjust all claims. and d, =
ldIIGs of all per. oES ~ inst sand deceased
$50 Nv T. &. OLMSTEn, County Judg
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IN pss0SATE, Man,sowoc County

In tho matter oftht estate Of John Hodcwald de-
ceased.
on reading and filing the petition Of George
tdoidie administrator -, the estate of said deceased
representing alta other things, that he has fully
administered said estate, and pra ing that a time
and place D" fixed for examining and allowing his
account of Ms administration. flied IN this court.
Il Is ordered that said account be examined ny the
judge II this court, on Tuesday. the twentysiNth
t-6tht day ot December \. D. 1870, at IL o'clock
\. ". at my oiice in said county.
Nrdercd further. that notice thereof he given t.
the heirs o. said deceased and to all persons inter
ested, hy Publishing copy %! this order ilr three
weeks prl 7 IL said day Of hearing in the Mantle
wee ri Hot weekly newspaper published at Mani
towGc in said county.
! Dated Al Manitowoc, INC 10Th day OF November
j. ID. ls7i.
! 9jl-3w. T. G. OLMSTED, County Judge
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In the matter Of the estate of Franz Dutt de
ceased.
On ftdfiag and fling the petition Off Edward
BEti Executor Of the last Will OF said deceased,
representing among other things tha he has fully
administered said estate. and PRAYING that time
and place be fixed for examining and allowing his
account of has administration fled in this court
II i ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of hts co5rt. MoRday. the sth day OF
January \. D. 1870, AZ 10 O'Clock 4 NJ at NV
Office in said CG7Htv
Oritrcd i4rther. that notice thereof he given to
tho heirs OF sad deceased and To all persons in
t.festcd. by publishing copy Of this order for
tAFte weeks prI to said day of hearing. in the
Mamtowoc fEnt weekly newspaper publisheda
Eanitow0C said county.
Dated Al Malitowoc the 2lth day of November
4. ID. 1876.
30 Nv. T. q. OLMSTED. County Judge
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sN-'s q, R0ur large lff,,-lilie saeel En.rav-
t;gEt sssasS, nf the Pre- ,i.tcn:I;2s s}..n-
IUtiii " .ss.iltr, sell rapil Nv SEMI FIR
NAh" Siircn!ar y. Y Engraving CO.. 81
& : 2AT. NWai Il, Box 323i \. Y. g43-5w
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In the matter of the application ofsAs
Milwaukee. Lake Shore and Western Rail-
way Company for the condemnation and
appraisal of certain lands in said County
OF ManitoN &c and State OF Wisconsin
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
ReIiminms NIeefinrs.

B,rn,r CHURcH.-Railroad treet. Corner Of
Maple REV. f.. T. Sanford, Pastor.) Preach
u- 1880 \ NJ. :. School II m, prayer meet
ng 6:3O.
F..r ARTIST CHURCH,-Main Street Corner of
Pruspect-(kev. o. ROys, pastOrJ Sabbath
services at 1880 a. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. sabbath
school at 1900 NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH.-(Rev. ID. L. Miller, Pastor.
residence head of Summer Street.) Sabbath
services at 1890 A. NJ, and 6:3O T.. NJ. Sab
bath school at 1900 NJ.
NuEm guNGL CHURCH.-(Rev. Henry W. Jones'
PaStnrD Sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ. and
65}O T.. NJ. Sabbath School at 1:45 P. NJ.
~urru CoNGL CHURCH.-(Rev. f. T. Fairbanks,
Pastor) sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ.
and $50 z. NJ. Sabbath School at 1900 NJ.
Cura.u OF THE MESSIAH, UNIvERs ALIsT-(Rev. b.
VI. rillotson, PastorO sabbath services at
lis and G:3O =. NJ. Sabbath School at IL NJ.
PRAYER MEETINGs-W Wednesday evenings at 1870.
iu all the above churches.
ADVENT CHURCH-Rev. G. II. Wallace, Pastor.
sabbath Services at l0:45 a. m. and las p. III.
sabbath School IL m. Prayer Meeting 630
p. M. and Tuesday and Friday evenings.
ST ANDREWS CHURCH, EPIsCoPAL.-(Rev. y. F
Putnam, RectOrD Services at Town Hail. at
1890 a. m, and p. m. Sunday School, $3.50
p. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Cherry Street (Rev. j. A.
Buissonnault, Parish Prestl. Mass 2 and 10
20. M. Nespers and BenedictiOn at p. m.
ON the second sunday of the month"; service
at $50 a. M, and p. N. At LyndOnville
same day at l0:30 a.
NUUN PRAYER MEETING-Every week day from
r. To 1870 in the Y. NJ. G.. A. Rooms over
f. f. Browns Store, and at Boarding House,
Fairbanks Village. from 1890 to 100 p. NJ.