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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-27

Buy Gray Brothers Fine Shoes for
Ladies, the best in the world, every
pair warranted, at Phillips. W fit
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DIED.

DIED.
Samuel Gilbert, son-in-law Of DR..
Caster, died at his residence ON Blake
street, last night.-Daily 2lst inst.
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To the Patrons 81 The Agency Cae!
wooden 01lS0.

We are now ready to manufacture
Rolls and Yarn ON short notice. AL
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
and at reduced rates.
500 w2m. G. A. BRYAN Il Son.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-27

Nine Per Cent. Money.
We will lend $500. $1,000 or
$500 on good brick business proper
ty in Ottumwa, at 9 per cent interest.
Small commissions.
lid &wf j. O. BR1scoE & Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-27

Nothing enhances the appearance
of house more than tasty Wall Pa
per and handsome Window Curtains.
Never buy until you examine the
stock of Messrs. Williamson u Fin
lev. dSwlteachwtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY, 1877.
Programne tor street Parade.

Grand Marshal, Gen. j. M. He'd
rick; LIST Assistant Marshal, G. B.
Rounds I'd Asst, Col.P. G. Ballingall
Sd Asst, G. Bachman 4th Asst, r.
A. Wilson; 9Th Asst, AL Harrow
9th Asst, Chas. Ladd.
Band.
Military Companies.
Orator of the day, Rev. l. r. Teter.
Reader of Declaration, Capt. s. B.
Evans.
City officers and members of Coun-
Gil.
Goddess of Liberty and Thirteen
original States, Represented by young
ladies.)
Fire Companies.
Representatives from all the Bust
ness Houses in Ottumwa.
Masonic Lodges.
Odd Fellows.
Good Templars.
All German Societies.
All Catholic Societies.
Other societies not mentioned above
Sunday Schools in the city.
Professional gentlemen.
Trades and manufacturing estab-
lishments.
C. B. & O., North Missouri, Des
M0ines Valley Railroads bearing BAN
ner inscribed, ''The Railroads we now
have"
One man bearing banner, inscribed
"Ottumwa & Northern" The Rail
road aDe don't got.
Representatives from all Base Ball
Clubs.
Thirty EIGHT young ladies repre-
senting all the States now in the
Union.
Citizens on foot, or in carriages,
who do not take pdrtan the orgoniza-
tons mentioned dborc.
Note.--Thc Grand Marshal will
give the necessary instructions con-
cerning the formation and movement
Of the procession.
ON ARRIVING At WARDS GROWS
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. IIealy.
Reading Declaration of lndepend-
ence by Capt. s. b. Evans.
Song-Star Spangled Banner-By
Ottumwa Musical Association.
Grafton by Rev. 1. p. Tetcr, (not to
exceed 30 minutes).
Music.
Basket Dinner, for those who bring
it-( Refreshments can also be pSo-
cured on the ground).
Games of all kinds, for children
Climbing Pole, for Prize Wheel
barrow Race, sc. NC.
Procession will return from the
grove in time to witness the Grand
Balloon ascension from the Public
Square, at o'clock.
IN THE EVENING
There will be a magnificent display
of Fire Works, under the management
of Prof. Boulton and assistants.
The representations of all the
Societies, Schools, Trades, Business
Houses, &c, are FREQ to choose the
manner of their display, but, if
nothing more, it is expected that each
one will wear badge, or sash, or
rosette in red, white and blue, with
printed badge showing to what house,
mandatory, society or school they
belong
1t is hoped that our citizens will
cordially unite in making this the
grandest celebration ever held in the
city of Ottumwa.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Chas. Tclleen sold few tickets to
the old country to-day. Charley is
the agent for three or four Of the
most popular steamship lines, and
from him you can bny ticket az
cheap from Ottumwa as from New
York.
Our old friend Peter flanagan
of Seward Nebraska, called last even.
ing, on his way from Chicago. We
are glad to know that he is prosper.
ing in his new home and that he still
considers the COURIER an indispcnsi.
BILE adjunct in housekeeping.
The following is the committee on
Programme for the 4th of July cele-
bration, which was omitted by mis-
take yesterday: JIM. Lamme, chair
man, Major Daugherty, Capt. Jaques,
Col. Ballingall, r. L. Tilton, G. B.
Rounds, Capt. Fleming and Rev. I.
r. Teter.
The following item of news we
clip from the Gate city of this days
date:
1.-TWO more petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in the U. S. District Court
yesterday. The fret was voluntary
one by f. w. Belts, of Ottumwa. His
assets and liabilities arc about ST., 900
each. He also files a petition for a
composition of his Indebtedness, Of
fering 30 cents on the dollar in cash.
His case was referred to Register
Rice, and an order issued appointing
Lotion +. Gray, of Ottumwa, provis-
ional assignee, with power to carry
on the business until a regular as
signee is appointed"
From Mondays Daily.
VIM. Reeve, of Dahlonega town
ship, to-day, sold to o. Stratton 25
head of yearling pigs, averaging 225
lbs, for $40 per hundred. Good
pigs but not a very good price.
We are informed by Harry Hugus
that Fairfield was visited this morn
ing by regular hurricane, which un-
rooted several buildings, scattered
fences around, uprooted trees and
damaged property to the value ofsev-
eral thousand dollars.
Eldon was visited by severe storm
this morning. The dwelling house Of
Anderson Myers, about one mile this
side of Eldon, ON the Ashland road,
was blown down nearly to the top of
the windows on the lower
floor. The building was Of
brick. His barn was totally destroy
ed. Fences were scattered in every
direction. Several other houses were
damaged to considerable extent but
none so severely as Myers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-27

Mr. Worcester is opening his second
stock of Wall Paper. How is that for
hard times. m wSfSaltw
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NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO

BATTLE CREEK, Mt0u.
They or any oftheir regular authorized Dssers,
furnish lilus:rst Pamphlets. Price List and ia
particulars nee on ~ plicat.on. 1-.3Tam
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Headquarters for Plow Shoes at
Phillips. a25wtf
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY coNvEN.
TON.

Thos. p. Spilman, chairman of the
Central Committee, at the hour OF
| 80, r. NJ, June %, 1877, formally
called the Republican county Conven.
ton to order and suggested the name
Of Hon. Jacob Siberell, of Polk Tp.,
as chairman. His nomination was
seconded and he was duly elected.
On taking the chair Mr. Siberell
briefly thanked the convention for
the honor conferred upon him. On
motion Of Capt D. l.. Hardy, d. Jay,
of Adams Tp., was chosen secretary
and on motion of Hon. s T. Cald-
well, DR.. Wier of Agency Tp, was
appointed assistant Secretary.
On motion each delegation was au-
thorized to name one member of a
committee on credentials.
The following persons were NAM
ed as committee on credentials:
Agency Tp.-J. T. Reynolds.
Adams Page White.
Centre " list pct II. L. Water
terman. I'd pet, S. A. Swiggett. Sd
pct. j. II. Myers.
Columbia Tp.-W. P. Broderick.
Cass /" B. +. Hyatt.
COMPETING j. NJ. Hughey.
Dahlonega" M. w. collars.
Green " Van Cripps.
Highland " Joseph Gibson.
Keokuk w. II. Hawkins.
Polk b. p. Garfield.
Pleasant p. e. Shaw.
Richland j. NJ. McNair.
Wash'ton. +" --Enos Moore.
The following is the committee on
selecting delegates 10 the State Con-
vcntion as named by the various
townships:
Agency TIP. DIR. Laforce.
Adams " Il. w. Garrison.
Center list r., l.. Simmons.
ed "W A McGrew
SD "W. b. Wycoii.
Columbia /" WIN. Cowley.
Coss &C. N. Butin.
COMPETING " Harvey Eller.
Dahlonega" DIR. Searle.
Green Erred Harness.
Highland !" 81. G. Whipplc.
Keokuk !" j. B. Brewer.
Polk 9: Joel Lathrop.
Pleasant g H. III. McNair.
Richland /" C. b. McGlasson.
Washin'ton" "A. n. Cain.
The following is the committee APP
nointed on resolutiOns. Hon It. IL
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-27

The following is the committee ap.
pointed on resolutions Hon. Z. ii
Stiles, s. 7. Caldwell, i. 4. Reynolds
DR., G. G. Lewis, DIR. D. A. Laforce
DR. Olney, Of Columbia township
moved that the Convention now pro.
coed 10 select the County Central
Carried.
The following were selected as
members of said committee:
Agency Tp.-Wm. Walker,
Adams-D. l.. Hardy,
Center--lst Prec't-Dr. w. L.Orr
ID Precinct-W. ii. Fetzer,
Sd Precinct-W. II. Gorsuch,
Columbia j. w. wilkins,
Cass-F. M. Bush,
Competine--A. b. Phelps,
Dahlonega-M. w. collars,
Green-Dr. Dexter.
Highland. G. Whipple,
Keokuk-W. III. Whipple,
Polk-Curtis Chisman,
Pleasant-L. 8. Shepherd,
Richland-J. w. McGlasson,
Washin0tOn-En os Moore.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25
HOW TO Write an Agreeable Style.

DRYDEN found himself one day after din
ner party in company with the Duke Of Buck
inghaln Lord Rochester and Lord Dorset. The
turned upon the English lang
uage, on the harmony Of numbers and the ele'
cance of style, which merits each of the three
lords believed himself to possess in the high
est degree After IA good deal of disputing ii
was determined to refer the matter to Dryden
The proof was 10 consist in each writing an
article on the first subject that presented itself
and the pieces of paper having been placed
under the candlestick, Dryden was to draw
them out and determine which was the best
The three lords set to work, and while Roches'
Ter and Buckingham were cXcrting their brains
To invent some sparkling opigram or happy
turn Of thought, Dorset was observed to write
few lines carelcssly and without the least
hesitation.
Dryden having examined the papers, gave
his Indictment Gentlemen said he TO the
Duke of Buckingham and Lord Rochester,
your STYLE is excellent and has pleased me eX
iremev, but am perfectly dclightedwith that
of Lord Dorset leave you to judge; listen
DRYDEN read: ION the first day of next May
! will pay to John Dryden, or order the sum
Of five hundred pounds sterling, value received
April 18th, 1886. (Signed) DoRSET.' Lord
Rochester and the Duke Of Buckingham con
1essed that they could moi write like that, ano
that Lord Dorset's style was the best they had
ever heard of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25
BUDGET OF FUN.
The Mean Small Boy.

The mean small boy is different from the
mean big boy, because all of his tricks are cal
culated to make other hearts ache. He now
takes silver quarter and makes it fast to a
string, and to see him hanging around the
postoffice one would set him down as boy
who never had an evil thought. He selects a
victim and f.u., the quarter where it Will 40
the most good The ring of the metal COM
name The attention at once, and the pro
gramme is carried out as in the case yesterday.
The victim was short man, with Il very req
neck and when he heard the quarter drop he
clapped his hand on his pocket and looked
around
Did you drop quarer?' mildly asked the
mean small boy, pointing to one on the stone
floor.
All. must be a hole in my pocket replied
the fat man. as he pulled up the Knees Of his
pants and bent over to pick itup,
lie had his fingers on the money when ii
slid away, and as he Strengthened up he was
erected with fiendish chuckes from half Il
dozen mean big and mean small boys, one OF
whom inquired:
(Which pocket has a hole in it,"
The man didn't say. For some ineXplicable
reason he refused to enter into any eXplana-
tons, but fastened away.-DetroH Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

An American. long Il resident of Nicaragua,
and familiar with the resources Of Central
America and the habits and customs Of the
neoule, has lately contributed 4 series Of inter
estinr letters. setting forth the benefits that
would accrue to the United States by making
shin canal across Nicaragua. He claims
that Silch a thoroughtarc would make New
York the central commercial city of the world,
and make san Francisco her associate. Be
sides this. he saws it would give American
ulanters. mechanics and merchants an immC-
.,iiate and near field TO create another India III
place OF that which is rapidly iorcstalling even
our domestic products. Last year India sent
nearly }.3g0O0O cwt. of wheatto England-one
sixth rs much a. the United States, and one
third rs much as Russia. The British revenue
from India is S25O000OJO ycaror nearly inc
total cost of operating the United States Gov
eminent The British army in India employs
and subSists 100000 of her Majesty >uGlett-
and controls 240.000OUO human beings. Inc!
make a commerce OF Sj0OO0OOQo year
Cotton. Jute, Rice, Tea and Indigo ieadlh@
They give employment to $1,000 vessels ahu
20 $500 miles of Indian railroad, in WHICH
SjO0000,000 finds profitable investment. III
Spanish America, which repeats nearly every
natural production of India. and adds many
others exclusively H. own, there are les than
3OOOOOGO people. more than twO-thir,ls %
whom live on the Pacific slope; they are weary
Of revolutions. ripe for orderly government
hospitable to strangers, and frugal. With thu
help of Yankee organizing power and machin
cry the writer thinks this region might b,
made vastly productive and remunerative.
The FREE TRADER and Prairie FdrSssr, on'
yesr. for $3.50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25
4 Pat AnSMar.

Mr.. Lester said that when he was Il boy ten
or twelve years Of age, he was one day stand
ing in Market square with his grandfather,
when four lrishmen came up, one of whom
asked the distanceto Pawtucket He was told
by the old gentleman that it was about four
miles. well, faith said Pat, in mock tone
of encouragement to his three tired compan.
ions, that's not bad mt all-only mile apiece
for u.s. Whom do you want to see in Paw.
tucket?' inquired Mr.. Lester senior. BE ia.
bcrs,' was the quick reply, II want to see me
self the most of anybody, "-Pr0rjdence JoUr-
nal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Young person applicant for housemaid's
situation )-"May ask, sir, if you keep &
boy?'
Old gent-"A boy! No! Why"
Young person-"Oh, to clean boots and
knives carry up Goals and"
Old gent-"Ah, may ask-can you play
the piano."
Young person (dubiously)-"No, sir"
Old gent-"Ah then, I'm afraid you won't
that is, we shall not suit you. | and my wife
always carry up the Goals and then wash the
dishes, and all that sort Of thing. All We
want is some one to play on the piano.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Bric-a-brac the latest Approximations
old chairs)-First conDoisseur: Yes, not a
bad chair, this; but | have my misgivings
about it, Fact is-its almost comfortable"
Second connoisseur: Just so. Now, this is a
gem-a Louis Quinze. Exquisite in design
superb in workmanship, and | defy you to sit
in it," They fall into mutual raptures over
the treasure l-klAnAN hOHH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

A certain registrar in an English town is
unfortunately very deaf. One day Il woman
went to register the birth of her child and had
to answer the usual questions. To the one
Were you present at the birth ~ the aston
ishcd woman answered, II am the mother OF
the child" But that is not the answer to my
question" replied the registrar; Were you
present at the birh?' Yes, of course" she
rcpliCA Il was there"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

He was from Nebraska. He was passing by
a White street tish-market when he saw lob
ster on Il bench. The sight was so unexpected
that he lost his presence Of mind, and before
he could recover himself had openly confessed
"By jinks that's the biggest grasshopper have
ever sccn"-Ddnbury Ne,cs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

They were sitting together and he was ardu
ously thinking what to say, when he finally
grew confident in his manner and broke on,
thus: lin this land of noble achievement and
undying glory, why is it that women do not
come more to the front and climb the ladder
of fame" Il suppose" said she, tying knots
in her handkerchief, tits on account of thcil
nnllhaCkS.N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

the other evening there was hot competition
for pew NoTS, and the bids ran up to large
sum. twas finally knocked down to Broth
or B,
why were you so anxious to get that par
ticular scat" he was asked by BrothcrC
why? Because it's just next to Brother
Ms" he replied
We'll, what Of that ~ returned the other,
Why" rejoined Brother b., MS rs bald
as a jug, and he draws the flies from everybody
around him. made up my mind that I'd
get pew near him this year, for if there any
thing hate it's to be pestered with flies when
Im-when l'm-listening to a good sermon"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

What touching evidence Of happy day in
the woods is presented by the youthful pic
ncker returning home with his hat wreathcd
with oak leaves and the seat Of his pants
Smearcd with custard pie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Tie following j. told Of gravediggcr in a
.cailn DIAL town in the north Of England. One
dav. whilst gathering i'm the remains 81 an
AGED parishiuner, he observed some women
wcepinc by the gravc-sidc. Tuning round,
he sharply demanded Of them, What are We
CRYING for Ifye dinnot bring en- at eighty
when wad We bring EN-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

EI<AI SIGTyrI .I:NIrNT NOTICE.
rtrr or HEyRY T.. BRrNKFR pEcEAsEn.. N%,,, %, =
hereby given 10 all persons interested IA ,hd % I ~
uuor- ..up Administrative of the Estate ~ IAN l'it
ruukcr deceased, will appear before me ,"ut 't
IN, cunfy Of J.. sale and state OF Illinois a. me i"ual
Court House iu ottawa. IN sld county, ON M"h"'' ,'
tenth d,y Of September g.. u. $50 Tor ihr ptl"- ~ ~ '
dcrug all urCnu uf Of her proceedings IN the al'i''
81 said estate for the nuHl settlement
N\EGARET VI. BRl NkEI'.
ATTEST. n. \. NcCAlEB Admins, arr
tlp-I. County Court. IL sale Co., 10. du-''-'"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

ASStrER'S SAL .F..-Notcc is hereby gwen ilat
wi hy virtue Of a decree made and entered Of record j
the Circuit Court of Ia sale county, state Of o, ~ t
Of said court. =. - ls', IN atcrti t'u w
pending I'm said court, the chanCery SIDE thereof wherein
James r. Morrow Assignee OF the estate ot Dun "NAh'
b,ukrnpf. wa, complainant. and MarccIlus T.. 'ohr'
Martha 4 Collins, Daniel lardinc, James Mprfsi liaH'
nah Mcintosh Robert Wade George T. LYON, Maria Mic 7,
N Tudal Chandler Pierce. LUrcuzp Howe. Memo ).
Nurcc and Daniel Iecnan, Miles Finlcn and Ddt
doing I'm. ness a. the arm Of d. Iccuan Coz we're l"id-
ants shall on Tuesday the eighteenth day "i Nl'Ht
A. H. s1 M 'he hour Of two o'clock in the AFTERNOON ni san
1y otter fur sale nj the south door Of the County Court
U0tsr in ottawa In said county. at public aucon anu VIII
then sell the highest bidder. the following d'scH' pH
10 say: Lots ten eleven and twelve IN bnck thr'' i"-
one two three four FIVE six. eight nine, tch t''
ana, twelve, in block four and lots two three ana pi
In block five: and all Of Outut one: an 81 SAN aN' u
srrlld lots being in VI. f. Collins addition ip Siror u!
the county of 1t sale and state NJ Illinois 49,,
n',.J A.. H. Is.. IL. Master iu thauCcTy.
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AegaI.
NICHOLSON & SNOW,
GEORGE M, LELAND,

MASTERS SA IE.-Nocr Is hereby tiN.n iN t
wi hy virtue of decree made and entered 81 N'olU tH
the Circuit Court OF La sale county, state 81 ILLINOIS, ~ ,i'
June term of said court \. H. 1871, in certain 'amS wv 81
nCndInv i'm said court ON the chHnCcry side thereof wherein
lIczckiah Fry Joseph Fry aud Mary Catherine lnc WI,
complanans and Elizabeth Fry. Morgeana Fry tlHHi
Fry Ida FRY and Johanna Fry were defendants -h ~"
Thursday the nh day Of October A. H. H. ~ lr "ur :"
O'clock in the afternoon of said day offer for SAFE ~ IN,
front door of the dwelling house ON said premises ~ su
county public auction, and Will then seq q" W.
bidder the following described property. being me Nll'
ordered hy said decree 10 he sold, that To say: me t"n
east quarter of section six, In township thftyuh' hu'
range east of the third principal hcluaI h wv '"
of Ia Sale and state of Illinois. $50, ,i,. ,.r
TERMS or SALEOne-third cash on day 81 sac lI ~
and three years from date of sale win interest ~ pI
cent pcr annuu PAYABLE annually tine purchaser Ia g''
notes Tor sh deferred ulymcns secured by mortgage on
the premises Deed 10 bc executed on cnuhruIt"n 81 ''
sale by the court. Gfpl'GE VI. ~. $3.50,
Dated Aug. Is. iSti.-3w Master III 'h'h'tIN'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Soak" is the only Jap.ne-e equivalent Of
jartize.' and tie Japanese Bible consequent
Is reads. according 10 religious paper, the
ANi0Ece. In those iay- came John, the
soaker preaching the soaking Of repcntance.
Repent and lie soaked every one ot YOU
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

BOSTON, July =, $50
Dear Sally: Lots Of pretty girls here, too.
Can't get away from business. JOIN
Sally came back to Boston the next day
Boston YncnHcrjp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25
The following brief epistles recently passed
between Boston and Mount Desert

No":g DESERT, July -, 1871
Dear John: Lots Of pretty girls here. ID
com, down. SALLY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

,.IiD l. F.Ss- to tUlt any hand. Cold Pearl
u Ir1ry, silver and Rubber Pen ntd Pencil Eases
JIers Of H. can Dee exchanged ans time within
one rurl f thew DO not suit the hand. U8mau llape
man wet Of IyuIt House, OTTAWA, Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

The FREE TRADER and Prairie Fdr"er, one
year, for $3.50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-02-15
cHuRcH DIRECTORY.

fFIl,-r IsitEsfT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the I'd
and 4th SabbathS of each month, morning
and evening. Rev. DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at 9 o.
clock. b. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PoINT PLEASANT PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcu
w. T.. Hill, Pastor Preaching lst snd
Sd Sabbaths, morning and night. Bible
Glass at the Parsonage on Wednesday ev,
ening. Sabbath School, Sunday morning
M. IL. Hale, Superintendent.
PROTESTANT EPIsCorAL CnURCH-Rev. L.
H. Lacy, Rector. Services as follows: AT
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun.
day morning at 10l o'clock, except the ID
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, at 81 o'clock, except the Sd sun
day in each month. Sunday School Mt
o'clock. T. Stribling, Sup't Vestry meet,
ing on the evening OF the I'd Monday in ev-
ery month. Services at Bruce's Chapel on
the ID Sunday at 10l A. NJ. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday at 81 p. NJ. West Col
umbia the Sd Sunday at 64 p NJ.
NJ. f. CHuRCH-Services on the LIST and
Sd Sabbaths OF each month, at 10! a. NJ,
and u p. NJ, during Summer. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. l.. l..
Stewart, Pastor. Sabbath schooleyery sun
day morning ut 0 o'clock. D. S. Snyder,
Superintendent.
NJ. +. CHURCH, SouTH-Serviccs on the
4th sabbath of each month. Rev. --
Robinson Pastor Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at o'clock. Robert =
Bickel, Superintendent.