The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Religious.

Religious.
The regular weekly prayer meeting of
the Y. NJ, G. A., will be held this evening
commencing at 1880. All are invited.
Tomorrow, Sunday EVENING" the asso-
citation will conduct services at OIivet
Chapel at the request of Rev. Mr.. Sny-
der, the pastor.
st. Paups NJ Il. Church, services con-
Quoted by the pastor, Wm. P. Davis; at
l0t a. m, "Thy Kingdom Como. AT u
p. IN. "Forgive us our debts as we for
give Our Debtors" % d. m. Sunday
School Missionary Anniversary. Ad-
dresses BY Rev. l.. Marks and DIR. Steven
son. All are cordially invited.
Second Baptist Church, corner Fourth
and French streets, Rev. r. b. Cook,
pastor preaching at 1880 a. m, and 1880
p. m, by Rev. j. Harvey Appleton, Sab
oath School and PASTORS. Bible class at
p. M, baptism after evening sermon,
revival services in the lecture room after
baptism. All are cordially invited.
The Liberal League will hold meet
ing Sunday morning, McClary building,
third floor, at 10t a. m. to hear discus
sion on the subject of "The Present
Crisis" Mr.. Rowbotham will open, to
be followed by volunteer speakers in ten
minute speeches. All are cordially In
vited.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, I.
M. Halderman, pastor ordination OF
Deacons nghthand of fello wship extend
ed to 100 new members, aud Breaking of
Bread 10 the morning. Baptism of Is OF
~ candidates in evening. Afterwards a
meeting of revival natare will be held.
Revival services and preaching during
all the week.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth Rev. f. Is. DuVal,
pastor. Services at the usual hour of
1880 a: M, 1870 p. H.. Subject for morn
ing, "The most worthy course of CHRIS
tian thought and action" Evsning "1he
final separation of the good and evil"
st. Johns Church, services on Sunday.
at 1880 a. M, and p. IN. Ash Wedaes-
ay at 1880 a. M, and 1880 p. m. Every
day during lent at O'Clock. except We'd
d-sday, when the hour L, 1880 p. M. Hslly
Communion cH every second sunday.
Chester County Vendues.
AT a recent sale of VIM. q. Curry's
property, in W est Bradford Township,
prices were as follows:
Cows averaged $53 "a, stallion George!
$3.50, mare Sl82.50, horse (DoD was with
drawn at the bid of $50, horse S99, horse
sos, sow pig, the first choice, $40, second
choice, SIG 80, shoats So 80, to 81 80. very
small do. 50c. to 1915, hay SIG to Sl8 per
ton, corn 67s per bushel, cart S26. mar
ket wagon SSS, S,no-top buggy S39, 80, spike
and other harro ws, 81 to S5,75, harness
81 % to $3.50 new farm Wagon S6l.
Prices at Mark Miller's, in Warwick
Tcwaship:-
A horse was sold for .s1Os; four cows
brought $53, $50, S4d and 40, $40; oats
were sold at 81 cents per bushel; hams,
per pound. 10 cents; shoulder per pound,
IL cents.
Prizes at Isaac McKinney's sale, IN
East Vincent Township:
A brown mare was sold for $40, and
fine bay horse for Sl36. A four year old
colt was bid up to <S6 and withdrawn.
Cows brought from SIG to $40. Hay was
sold for S1a anu Sl3 per toa. Cornfodder
sold at three cents per bundle. TIE farm-
ing implements were sold at very low
prices.
At John p. Titter's sale, IN Cecil coun-
ty, Nd, the folio wing prices were obtain
Horses sold from $3.50 to $40; cows
from 80 to 90; a lot of y. arlings sold for
IA piece; oats sold for 40 cents per
bushl; corn 81 cents; hay Is per ton.
Model Institute ReuniOn-G Grand
Affair.
The friends and parents of the pupils
connected with this institute met at the
lssti tute at the rooms to witness the
hrst grand reunion, about two huIi-
dred people being present. The exercises
consisted of dialogues, declamations and
recltations intersperscd by choice music,
both instrumental and vocal, every one
acting their parts with credit. The audi
ence was particularly pleased with the
song In the "Fairy Play" by Tillie aud
Sena blizzard. Maggie Crawford aud
ellie Ew banks, made beautiful fairies.
Prof. McDOnald's French class brought
repeated applause from the audience.
Also Mr.. Crabb, as Box and Mr.. May
as n OK brought down the house. Mr..
Crabb returns thanks to the parents and |
pupils for the interest they always take |
in the exercises.
Sale of the Douglass House.
the Douglass House, at Rshoboth CITY |
was sold on Wednesday at Fell's Hotel, |
in Lewes. The price at which it was bid |
in by Manners, Fisher & Co., second |
was about S50O0.00. The first |
mortgage amounted with interest and |
costs to about s32OO.OO. The personal
was sold yesterday. 1t is gem
to run the house. 1t is quite
certain that more popular landlord |
could not be found.-Susse1J Journal.
Notice to Pensioners.
q. S. pensioners will find their business |
promptly and satisfactorily |
by going before the Clerk of the U. 8. |
District Court with their pension certifi- |
Gates and vepchers. Office open on Mon
day next at o'clock.