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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-03-07
Marius may write:
con come, and view this land Of graves.
Deaths Northern sea OF frozen waves,
And mark thee out thy home''

sOh come, and view this land Of graves.
Deaths Northern sea OF frozen waves,
And mark thee out thy home.''
The careful observer must see that
the poor are not only becoming poor
er. but more numerous, and the rich
not only richer, but fewer in number.
There IS an alarming Capitalization
of property and wealth in few hands,
caste is raising it's hideous spectre,
and Venetian obligarhy of property
owners grasping the control and own
l'erShlp Of government and people.
Able writer's have recently called at
tention to this alarming subject. and
it has been demonstrated that within
twenty years, while the value of prop
erty in the United States has doubled,
the number of property holders has
fallen off two-fifths. What will be-
come OF free institutions. if this pro-
cess shall go on Where will it end |?
Where will strikes end!
We cannot dwell on this subject.
1t behooves churches, pastors and
people, and all the forces of charity.
all the impulses Of patriotism. all the
energies Of our nationality to organize
and combine, md to systematic, and
not only to rel We present restitution
and suffering, but to remove the
causes in society, in politics and in
government. operating to centralize
wealth and property in the hands of
the few, and to make the masses of
the people beggars:
SO The noblest minds press onward,
Channels far of good to trace;
80 the largest hearts bend downward
Circhng all the human race"
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4 TERRn|blE RECORD
what Contraction HaS done III Zen Years
ii Has Developed 5000, 900
i'ranps.
n Has Produced Over 5000
business Failures, Involving
"A aA0sa 40 CREDITORS Of
over Two Thousand
MILLION DOLLARS.
500

8yw N fSFfIa89. n " banker and
member 9f. congress-. wrote to secre-
fary MCCULLOUGH. as follows:
You. no doubt now. t0a certain ex-
tent. awe the coutr0I Of the currency
of the country, ana I think that vou
viii, Of necessity, contract moderate
w, 80 az rs preserve 4 t0lerable easy
money market. There may be occa-
aloi-si i'@s.ls, ana elgi'Oilt3S tof mon
pu.a eell9i'41is 2ildIi loof> lo4
'l9li'y o. money io1 a. ieaSO one year
~ IN
ii''1 tlAla le'1c1 WITS WAiG' ~. ~ In7
0'.-e' "@9 j." l'0aae9S'ol - - 'S0o >
LIZ - -, 49,
it"t1"5 e.h@ Fe"i' t1.SA7 "el0 otll
~ 20 ~ 80 - 9 ~ TX W no
@V1i''i3 Anfo wing . 'oSs 81 ~ 'o-o'-
1'5oi vas "04i FNi" %h'' 'aAis en-
p-017o
1851.
This wear. tbe work Of contraction
was vigorously pushed, but business
having peen prosperous fol years, and
eoHh'ten nnshahen, there were ont
'sl a10re8. WIN " Vo'ai loss III ~ +
do',4f'-
1865
Drrsr- ms wear e47e 000 009 of
MONEY wag aeetrrgnd ana failures
ir,r.es.ag ~ $50 s.6 wits . Ins~ ~
creditors ~ S.8. 9fEnna Money ba.
ran to be tjebt ard financial
r.srasr,af' we're fIeouent
teco
''... sIi7 y4at' over 7oO0s'so'9oo
y. ii',',1 ~ ih1o tne cremation
Money crows tighter. and wages low.
43-o
4"'s 5t"F' @"i.o,R) .Nu OF money
""s @eSNioye4' ana @9,2'l ialinfea
80 t t'l''' .ilNoiFIhs u loSs OF 500.
~t7-V."- money very scarce, ana
' Tas y y. iAo'f t'Fe feuAcee' al over
1871
rh.r+e-4ve million. of ,,o,,a,. 49,.
.ssv 80 ~etireI x,.,tt . on ea;i., s-,''
,o y LAO If ~ ~. ma NJ -. -
~ .sd 80, - 80. i''e''
'''' - - s.
taA ae2a1 @l2,00p,D'p was destroy
"a. nls year, but such had been tho
a1Taih upon the business Of the coun-
w iot We past five years, that this
proved ehe last straw 70 1000 business
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According &c the noss reliable e.
um2Ses, she contraction Of The cur
teaeN TINS year. n the destruction al
greenWaeks. anE the Withdrawal Of
bans currency. Amounted e. about
- tR3.oee, with a.S96 failures. and
So GA .vWl loss. during this 4rst quar-.
Jet ca the year The aggregate fail
0les io1 the year Will reach over $50.
ts%. VIII losses not less than S5,a1.-
WkA'*N. This does not include losses
L. stockholders, by foreclosure and
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Chicago &NOTtlWGSteTlR, R

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo.
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg'
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon.
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington. Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og.
den, salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs.
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, fankton, Green Bar, Miiwau-
kae and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago ard Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pit;sburg.
Fort Wayne and chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, Tor al points East and
SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific K. Z. at Omaha for all far West
points
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains of ali cross roads.
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Northern Pacific Rail Road
Dspo Foo o! si5ley Str.,- amp
Freight Office, No. 40 jackson ST.


Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave st
Paul daily, except Sunday, making day run
OF Is h urs to Fargo, arriving at Bismarck the
following evening, Saving nearly 80 miles in
distance over the old route by the n. T juno
ton.
Connection made at Bismarck with stages
for Deadwood, and all points in the Black
Hills
Passengers for Bismarck and Jamestown
should leave st. Paul ON Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, returning leave Bismarck
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, Passen-
gers for Aiken and points east OF Brainerd
should leave St. Paul Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays; returning leave Duluth Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
Connects at St Paul with trains to all
points East and South.
In effect December 18th, 1877.
II. Z. SARGENT,
General Manager
G. G. SANBORN, Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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TE2Ms o. 81 BscRIPTIos

Ac1ey can H. GENT tr draft. moasv -or4e.
express. u registered l-zssr, a. car risk
@p-rrssI mrrxxaz-x1@nfs R1s3e with c1rrt-T
~ h.iSaess Far climbing with taer psh.icz.s.ras.
Safp te coTaeS SET free AdSrass
TIE lATEa OCEAN
sts Lake z@xes- Chi $40
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-12
yer, on.s.nate WAN,

y
Washington Letter Detroit News
wa> taking recently with Gen.
Jayr- republican member Of Con-
1re-s from Illinois. a distant relative OF
il R by the way, when he remarked:
tell you. sir. w have all male 4
mistake in estimating the President :
character
Ia what re- pect?.
In the matter Of his stubborness
L used 70 be said OF Grant hat be was
the mos, mulish character in America
But be does not compare with Hayes.
Hayes is 50 good natured, aiable, aud
gendemaniy, and sings psalms through
his nose with such religious lervor that
we all REGARDED him As a weak goody
soody, who could be easily managed
BntfHe ract l., be Is the most stupidity
stubborn character in American histo
~ Did yvu ever drive au army
mule?
| conf -sed wi,h some contrition
thar had never had that pleasure
Wei, you've seen en- ?"
Yes
ON know what meek and Iowly
long suffering, sanity expression of
eounienauee they viii put on when
they have m de up their minds not 70
bulge. and hdt dozen men are pull
ing at their haiters, pounding them
with cubs, aud twisting their tails ?
Well, that l. just the way with Hayes
a. -
You don mean to say '
Il mean 10 shy that The most exas
peratiun hing about both i their meek
aud pious expression of couatenanee
when they sci their hoof- down and
resolve not TO pull load or make an
appointment
oh
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..eserrglnss ssyrsuse.

No other medicine in the worth was
ever given such test Of Is curative qaal-
lies as b, scbeees German Syrup. In
three wears TWO million four hundred
thousand small bottles of this medicine
we're distributed Jtee IF ehaFye by Drug
oists in this country o those afflicted with
Consumption. Asthma, Group, severe
Conshs. Pneumonia aud other diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, giving the Ameri-
can people undeuiebie proof that German
Svrup will cure them The result has
been that Druggists in every town and
village 10 the Uaited States are recon-
mending it 20 their customers Gu to
vour nruggisi, and ask what they know
about IT, Samgie Bottles 10 eents. Reg
MAR size 70 cents. Three doses viii re.
.ieve any case. For sale by Buck X Cow
gill. jau4
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a SpgesaGf4l
White Shirt for Sl-a White Vest. Gee at
aPrl21 LUTiHEfLS.

White Shirt for SI-a White vest 9ac-a,
aprI2l LUTTREILS.
FoR N.Psu.r-We are ,rtboriz
o.o.avu t,nn co,. - .,,,.,;.
l.. u. 81. - C;.,. ,f,r.i.,i -.
has held the position several terms, and
has large experience in its duties. Ills
experience in executing street work is
highly commended by many, and many
business men pronounce him one Of The
best collecting officers anywhere to be
found. He has always made good races
has staunch supporters in this one, aud
will be hard to beat.
Tar Fnl,on comfy Fair Directors
Ill -sr,,I.r ,,.s,5,,, an S,.nr.l,y last
and nr;ne;r.i1, a,.,o,ad :. rrsra--
1T, 81 ,,rsn,i,,os - he e,gor.l.i 81
H. .rt.;ti,io, ,l,;s F..lI TIL ,,r.,,i,,,,s
-. H., al Ill.,. .,,,,,i,.i,.,
,l.oir f,,il on,,,,,re,,s,,f v7u 500, H..
u.;r,.s,a,, ;.s...d So, -l.;-.Go. Tbo
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a CseaatEa Tgfu4.

In our style of climate. with its sudden
changes Of temperate e-rain, wind ana
sunshine often intermiUElel ia "a single
dag IS no wonder thar our children.
friends and relatives are frequently tak-
en- from MS by neglected colds half the
deaths res Iltiug directly from this cause.
4 bottle Of boschpes German Syrup kept
about your home for Immediate use viii
prevent ssrious sickness, a large doctor $
bill and perhaps death by the use Of three
or four doses For curing consumption.
hemoIrba- Is, pneumonia. severe coughs,
croGp or aoy disease of the throat or
lungs, its success Is simply wonderful as
your druggist Will tell Won German
Syrup is now SOLD in every town aud viii
lage on this continent. sample bottles
for trial ice; regular s.se .Jc. For sale
by Buck x Cowgil
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= Good .EoI,c.

4 parishioner stopring with his pastor
was mortified TO sac him visit n closrt at
ter eachsmeal and z lietiy take drink
from a suspicious iookiEe bottle. His
duty compelled him to demonstrate with
the good man on this deplorabie practice,
but his modification WIS increased when
he was shown that it was a bottle of Dr.
A Q. Simmons Liver Medicine that was
used, and he was assured that 10 that eX
cellent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspeptic
symptoms, with which they Eat been
BILE remedy
This medicine is for sale By Buck &
Cowgirl. who also have some trial paik
ages to be given away to applicants
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with the Hickman packet line, which pri-
vats individuals are now arranging to
place in the trade this fall, would make
the New IaIrid narrow guage perma-
nent and valuable feeder TO orr rosd.
Why not? That Missouri country grows
the very grain that the Southern markets
TO which our road leads need It has
heretofore found its market do,0a the riv-
er. and thence distributed 20 interior
Southern points, but its most direct course
would be through Hickman over this
road This trade 5 immense, aud unoues-
tioaabiy can be controlled BY cur road
Offering the proper accommodation and
facilities. The corn shipments this year.
which has -fo,ced its own way, il but
drop in the bucket, compared to what
could be induced.
The point at which The elevator viii be
built, if at all, is not determined. Es,i-
mates have been made for the point where
the wharfboat now lays. This location
would salt the town of Hickman best. and
would be for immediate purposes some
cheaper Competent engineers say there
is no doubt about being able to make the
bank permanent Others favor the point
1T Bayou de Chen as the most practicable
in view Of an ultimate trans Mississippi
connection, calming that an elevator at
that lo,a ton, would save considerable dis
lance in crossing the river. These are
points of course that engineers must de-
ter4iine.
When this is done, We have little doubt.
that the short connecting link on the Mis-
SQUAT side viii work its own building. for
once across the river at Hickman, With
/ to nile trestling, and We have a level
route, almost natural grade, for 25 niles
to the coveted Cairo & Texas and Iron
! Mountain connection.
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z * compliance VITA an act Of the Gen
I era; Assembly of kentucky, approved
March 29Jh. 1875. notice is hereby given
th4l au election 0ii Ice held arthe several
voting precincts ia tu,,ou county, outae
lst Saturday in May 1873
rs 20 whether Or not Tipping License
shall hereafter be granted 10 any person
ia said county. rhis april ssh, 1878
B. r. WALKER, 5. L. c.
april y. ISIS. III
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Selection OF Prints.

The incest selection of Prints, Bones
ties. Lawns, Piques Grass Cloths etc, in
the city, at popular prices-can always be
found at LUTTRELLS Cheap Cash Store
The CoLLEGE.-The College enter
prise is progressing, the amount of l.5oO
being secured, on paper, since our last,
making the total subscription secured
$1,000. This is not money, nor 10 we
know if il ever will be. The gentlemen
moving in the matter are wedded TO no
fixed plan but intend at the proper time
TO call those together whose money is to
be invested AMI let them K ana agree
upon plan. There are others ia the
community who are considering the
enterprise. and ifthey Jetermin favorabiy
we shall eAtertain hope of success. There
are others again, whome we think
ought to help, who will not. 1t is dis
couraging of course 10 an enterprise, to
see some most largely Interested refuse
30 help any; but every community has TO
carry such incubi, and we are not an exs
ception Capt. Randle has the papers OF
this college enterprise in Oh rrge, and we
hope our citizens will take hold and make
IL n success. If those most interested,
hold off too long those now working will
become discouraged and quit If all
will work together-if is a success.
A LEADER The New York Sun
says '.the Democratic party needs a
leader" The great misfortune of the
party is it has too many that claim to
be leaders. There are but precious
few gigantic minded statesmen ii
America to day.
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there are twelve justice. Of n

There are twelve justices Of he
peace and SIX constables to be elected for
this county the first Monday in August.
\ Padaclh man has at last been
elected to something III Frankfort. Dr..
W Singleton has been made correspond
ing secretary Of the state medical society.
The farmers 10 this section are max
ing extensive preparations for a fue
crap year. mos, Of them speeding the
pillow preparatory 10 corn planting
Senator Tyler aud Representative
Campbell will reach home this evening
We greet them as good and faithful pub
lie servants.
There will be less than onefour,h the
quantity of Tobacco planted this year in
Hickman conny, than was Planted as
last. says the Clinton Democrat.
The railroad Office at Cayces Station
was robbed this week of the railroad books,
aud the wonder is what the thief wanted
with them.
CHARLIE MARaRAFF, Sr, barber,
formerly citizen of Hickman, died. at
the City Hospital St Louis, Friday the
5tb instant. Poor Chaplie Many Of ms
remember him as a kind generous henrt-
ed fellow, an deeply ieplore his sad fate
E.rSE-rzs
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Doss ESaIs Behind the
Fseass EIssae

IITIZEN Tax PAYERS. the hrsf Of April
il fast approaching This is the
Sheriffs bend Line. II you fail TO pay
Your taxes until then. you involve him
and his securities IN 80 per cent. DAMAGES
above the taxes due. You have heea in
dulged as long as me natnre Of the case
will admit Yon must pnv pay or take
the consequences of the failure ,Gpon
Yourselves Respectfully.
mars1 b. r. WALKER, Sheriff
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Just Opened.

An elegant line of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Trimmed Hats. which | will
sell very cheap. X. o. LUIIAELL.
ANNOUNCEMENT We are authorized
10 announce Mr.. James Warner n a can :
didate for reelection to the Office of city
Marshal He has proven himself an
Efficient, bold and courageous police officer.
During his term he has been tried III
some tough cases, the Anderson arrests
the pursuit of the robber desperate down
river and other cases, in two OF which he
was himself wounded, while attempting
10 discharge his official duty. He has
many warm supporters who will stick
close 10 him in his desire for a reelection
We rather expect that the man who beats
Warner will be the next city Marshal OF
tha ta,vn of Hickman
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s.aEra wAaNENe..

vEAViNG mer sinh heavy losses by
sd tic failuge ct banks and ofher's Use.
M, compelled 10 cali upon these who are
i,,.labied 10 me. 10 come Immediately and
srttle fheir claims. - those who cannot
nav their entire claim. i waHld say ply
The interest Gu your claim, and ~ least "a
portion of tho principal m ohlge't 70
have money 10 meet my inaeple'.'ess AMI
sho1l on the rst asy Of June next. place
nj claims not settlel BY that tate IN an
officers hands tor coilecIion. | mr.in y f,at
I say - a
feitS Il
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From the Columbus Democrat.
Al idea bet, induce Congress To
pass Iaw drafting the framps into the
army. aud then send thea over the
water and. lire thru out 10 England
aue Russia With lis,i importantly, for
the lizzie job rhal appears 10 be on
hund The boys wouId really enjoy
the change OF air aud scene, aud be
side the government might tam an
honest penny 10y the Transaction.
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ycry cacaes.

Henry Buchanan IS Offering very good
pretty Prints at cents per yart' pomes-
tics. yard wide, at cents; and every
thing in the Domestic line at correspond
ing low prices.
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ladies
Linen Suits-S3 AMI upwards ut
LUTTRELLS Cheap Cash store.

The make up of the Hickman COURIER
Is jumbled sometimes. You are apt 10
see news items in the fourth column of
advertisements as you are in the first
column. Why is ii thus II Uujon City
Chronicle.
Why certainly, but aint hat better tn nm
not to find news items in any of the col
umns like the Union City Chronicle?
ATTRACTION To THE LADIES We
are pleased to announce that Mrs Rose is
receiving a fine assortment of ladies and
Misses Hats, Of the latest styles, in con
nection with Laces, Ribbons, French and
American Flowers, which she Is selling
at reduced prices, and will make il a
great object for those wishing such goods
20 call on her before eoing eIsewLere.
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10 Quarter Bed 8heeting, only 20c per v a;
Parasols, -, . and 80 cents; just half
price. Call and examine.
J. II PLAUT < BRO.
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EpnTsa NC Sc.
still Eoyyer =.

CALICO. 4, 5, 6 aud cts per yard;
DOIESTICS, J, 5. 8 aud 3 CTS per yard,
Al J. II. PLAUT & BRO s.
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TIE HICKMAN COURIER
FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1873

-iduerfisers must scHtl in their .ferors
Jy S cfock Thsrs,iay plorRiagfo IN
sart their appearance a. fftody
PGPe7.
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Keeps constantly on hand nice as-ovi-
ment oil Edgiugs, Iu-crtings Ties buches
HaHlkcrche.s Buttons, trimmings Fans,
Faacuains. FIrasaIs. Sc
april CHEAP CASH STORE.
The ARL1NG1oN BoBBUBs Tic
grand jury at Blandyille has returned
indictments against nearly All Of the ar
rested Arlington robbers. Yesterday ar
terno9n the sheriff Of Ballard county and
a guard of six men came 10 This city with
four Of the gang r. l. Williams, } ".
Bone VIM Wright aud A. C Edwards
who viii be locked up in Jail here for
safe keeping Eight were released on
baii., viz H. S Bales, II. W Bales, Doc
HERON - Williams, W. Il. Atherton.
+ App Sans, - Lightfoot and Z. II Jones
There yet remain in i.ila at BlandyiIle, L.
I b. Jones AMI r. T. Pickett
/ Much feeling sill exists il and about
Blanlyilte over the robbery, and every
effort will be used to send the really
guilty parties to the penitentiary Pa
dacah sun.
Trieg Comfy De,nocrat: The az
tempts "a screen these mileage grab
bers uader the plea that they were
4 ignorant of the distance n,eesSariily
travelled from their homes to Frank
foft it too contemplate and silly for
! serious consideration aud can only be
received hv the p1bijc rs confession Of
stupidity Incredible OF belief we're it
not 20 iemonsfrabIe 10 the point of
fact The ms cages grahoers o. Ken
lucky Credit Hobiieri- eciip-ed!
The ST. ! .ai- ptps ,tan l1aas that
the population Of that city, by the
recent cily directory returns, Is SOB,
+ $50 We suppose Chicago. as usual
place her popniatioo at 755 J00, aud
the OLD fzht viii begin
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Bees have commenced work uncnm
manly early this season Indicating the
Pring has iaitiy set in, and that we
are TO have fac crop OF honey The
winter has been mild aud bees have
come out vigorous and strong. with a
M u d thcII winter store left oYer.
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CLOTHING FURNISHING

We are Headquartcrs for CLotNing because
We manufacture nearly all our own clothing,
and thereby save you the big wholesale deal
crs profit. In Collars, Ties, Underwear,
Trunks YaIses, Satchels, Umbrellas, etc, We
are selling at "Rocl Bottom
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FER HUrregor

ffe arc authorized t,, srnfs-.un-s !.v84f--I
tt..'I>2 eLL q "a candidate Tor re election
20 cine Office Of County Surveyor
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\ toe free use Of quinine has made
many Of The Young people Of Memphis
.l,nos, blind.
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Sr P'Urs EpfscoP,L CImuca -Gresee
= ho" lrS Rector. SERVICES every anAday
and sunday night
FAfrisr- Services every sqbbail, ~ n
2 ~ nnl y M Sabbath school ,sely
sa5hat!i al 8 . clock,
lay FLDtsG Pastor.
sr PErtus- Catholic -Ser.i,.s ,y.-y
Second sunday iu each month.
fAruEs MDDoNaL, Priest.
METHODIST ErrcoPAL. Soura -s.ryic..s
every onnd'y'at lO4 clock a. n. anI
T. ga. SUNDAY S,iiool 40 sa a. a.
htn1ie, Snrerintetdrnt Prayer Meet
ins every "Wednesday night
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