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The New York herald., 1878-10-14

THE WEATHER.-The depression that moved
along the coast is now over Nova Scotia, and
has developed storm centre of considerable
energy. The low area in the Northwest is ex-
tending its influence rapidly throughout all the
districts west Of the Mississippi River and
north of Colorado and New Mexico. It has
made but little eastward progress during the
past twenty-four hours, but is gradually organ
izing centre OF disturbance az it approaches
the northern lake region. The area of high
barometer dominates the weather ia the central
valley districts aud over the Atlantic coast from
New York to Florida. The pressure is also
relatively high over the Gulf and in the South
west. Rain has fallen on the New Enc.
Land coast and over the lakes. With
the exception of the lower lake regions
the weather throughout all the districts
has been generally clear. The winds have
been from brisk to high on the New England
coast, brisk in the West and northern lake
regions. and fresh elsewh here. The temperature
has risen Ia oil the sections except in the North
west. where there has been decided fall. 1t is
very probable that the disturbance that is in the
West will pass over the lake regions to the st.
Lawrence Valley, in which case we are likely to
experience sonc of the brisk winds attending
yn its southeastern margin. In another column
viii be seen the details of the severe weather
pn the New England coast. The weather in
New York and it's vicinity to-day will be cool
md partly cloudy, followed toward night by
increasing temperature and temporary clear
ing Tomorrow IL will be slightly warmer and
partly cloudy, possibly with Light rains.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NO les.

MUSICAL AND DHAMAIAC No iEbs
'sohooi for Scandal" win es repeated tonight Al
wallack'a
Robson and Crane open at the Park on the 25th Of
November in the "Comedy OF Errors"
new French opera boufrs company has bcen
ganized and will make It's appearance at early day
Mr. George W. Colby, tho pianist. accompanies tho
Kellogg Cary concert company on thoir Eastern tour
this week.
The programme at tho ST. Jamos Theatre 10 changed
every week. Mr. Hart has secured number Of tai.
enied artists
'Mother and Son. at the Union Square Theatre,
has proved h II Is one Of the best drawing plays
on Tho boards.
Mr. J. K. Emmst makes his rentrse in the new
"Fritzv at tho Standard Theatre. The regular COM
pany will 70 on q tour.
Harrlgan and Hart, at the Theatre Comique, are
presenting one OF the bes. variety entertainments
have had In New York for q number ofyeara
Tony Pastor has returned from his professional tour
and rsopens his theatre this evening The place has
been redscorased. upholstered ana enlarged.
The subscription sale OF tickets for the Mapeson
Opera season, which begins Wednesday evening.
promises 10 exceed tho most sanguine expectations
Barnum's show commences a limited season this
evening at Gilmore's Garden The attractions are
many Of them frosh, and all more loss interesting.
Tho olympic Theatre, under the msnagemsnt Of
NJ. NJ W. Hanley, Is rapidly making a reputation a.
ono OF the most attractive oi variety theatres OF
New York
The reduction or prices ut Booths Theatre has re-
suited In largo increase both regards audience
ana receipts. Tho management say that tho expert.
mcnt b as bcon satisfactory.
Tho San Francisco Minstrels are doing driving
business In making money dor themselves and pleas
uro for every body else. some OF their sketches are
inimitnble and received with screams OF laughter.
Maggie Mitchell begins On engagement ss.night a
the Grand opcra House, in Fauchon, and will prob.
ably play the round of characters In which she 10
such a popular favori,e. GlImorc's Band Will give
sunday night concerts there hereafter.
Az the Broadway Theatre tonight Mr. }. W. Al
bsuen makes his nrss appearance In New York In hia
b,stor,car porsranurs OF Louis xL Elizabeth vos
q, s,.mw,tx will succeed him next week. Fifty csnta
now secures good seat Al the Broadway.
Miss Fanny Davenport opens In Hartford tonight
Now Haven on the 18th, bridgeport the 10Th and
viii be In Paterson and other New Jersey towns oi
the balance OF the week. On the 2ist she opens a,
tho Park Theatre, Brooklyn, In .'oiivian
Mile lima di Murska will appear In concers nex
FRIDAY at the Academy OF Music In Brooklyn, after
an absence OF four yenrs, nssised by Mime. Carreno
Fritsch, Tagiiapistra Susini, Wiener and Hin she
will also appear at Booths Theatre nsxt sunday.
Tho musical event this evening will be the appear
ancs OF tho Aihaixa operate Concert Company At
steinway Hall The company Is said 10 embrace or.
csilsut talent Among others Is the great Europssu
piano virsuosc Franz RummeI, who been pro.
nsunced > worthy successor Of Rubinsteiu.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

IF JERsErMEN insist upon keeping hotels they
capital. We know that Trenton cannot be
worse than Albany, for some things are impos-
sble by their wery natures but it is neverthe-
less reported that while the late proprietor of a
prominent hostelry at Trenton is now serving a
term in State Prison for embezzement Of public
funds the present proprietor is to be prosecuted
crminally for discrepancies in his accounts a. q
town treasurer
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

The Gas COMPANIES seem greatly exercised
over the report of Edison's discovery of sue
cessful electric light, and no wonder The new
illuminator is said to be three times as cheap as
gas; SO, if the companies propose to compete
with it in price, they will have to reduce their
rates so much that they will not be able to more
than double their money.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

MISFORTUNE SEEMS to follow Professor Kings
balloon, which collapsed SO unexpectedly few
days ago. 1t has again come to grief, and this
time in md-air, so that the escape of the
seronaut seems almost miraculous. 1t was long
ago demonstrated that balloons will ascend, so
it would appear the part of prudence well as
science for aeronauts to direct their present at
tention to the important matter of management
of these sclf-wiilcd, untrustworthy air ships.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

Our ABSTRACTS Of yesterdays sermons will
be found to contain some thoughts as pertinent
to weekday practice as to Sunday theorizing.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

TENNESSEE AND INDIANA do not contain all
the depraved brutes in the Union; New Jersey
presents a promising specimen in our columns
to-day
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

THE PICTURES described in another column
are OF themselves enough to assure the success
of the approaching loan exhibition.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

NEw SUGGESTION of the cause of certain
Custom House abuses appears in our columns
to-day. If it were made concerning any other
body of public servants it might be laughed
away, but the public long ago learned that Gus
toms officials were not like unto other business
mem
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

The probabilities are that the ,ccother in Nc,c
York and its ricny to-day tciA be cool and partly
cloudy, followed topard night By increasing tenn
rerature and a temporary clearing. Io-moYroc
ciA be slightly scarn,er and partly cloudy, pos
sibiy wih light raiis.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

THE PECULIAR NATURE of the religious SER
vices at the Kings County Penitentiary yester-
day provokes wish that the audience in
striped garments had been greater. New York
could have spared nearly all of her politicians
for such q place on such an occasion
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

The TENDENCY of peculiar crimes to succeed
each other is again exemplifed.. This time the
villany consists of chloroforming to death, a
supposed case in Tennessee following close upon
the Bassett-Alexander case of the same nature.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

New LINKS have been forged for the chain
of evidence which is binding SO tightly the
prisoner Reinhardt, suspected of being the per-
petrator of the Silver Lake horror.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

revised at the earliest possible moment.
But it will be seen that his influence will
be cast against inopportune and merely dis
turbing attempts.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
Il RIPPLE SH E E II

NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1878.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

continue, will make largo yields Of these pro-.
ducts.
Tho High Falls, on Little River, being the
terminus Of our journey for tho day, and il
being about dinner time, wo were kindly in
s''eA .S a!:sh. b. Cur friend W., vino is botn q
gentleman aud scholar. His kind lady had
just completed tho preparation of the dinner,
and being placed upon tho table, wo did full
justice to the excellent ropast set before u.s.
While here we inspected, in superficial manner,
tho largo tan yard md its appurtcnances, bo
longing TO ]. II. Sligh Of Walhalla. The tan
yard is under the direction and management of
W. NJ. Woodin, an experienced and scientific
tanner. Since this gentleman has had charge
of the yard several hundred pounds of leather
has been taken up from the yats, dressed and
prepared for the market The samples of
leather shown us wore Of the very best quality
and we'll tanned. Mr.. Woojin has not been
dlc since hc las been in charge, and has added
several labor saving appliances. which do the
work of several hands, thus economizing time
and outlay. Tho tan yard too, is operated by
an incNhausible water power, which is sufficient
to run all tho spindles in tho New England
States. The buildings and everything connected
y
enough of good bark housed TO keep the tan
ming process in operation for many months.
From the indications that present themselves on
the surface We arc led 10 The conclusion that
Messrs. Sigh aud Woodn have struck gold
mine.
On the opposite side Of tho river from the tan
yard there is n corn and saw mill md cotton
gin, owned and run by the Mcssrs. Cannon.
These gentlemen arc doing o good business in
their limo, aud they Informed us that they have
i'll contemplation tho erection of Touring mill,
too, at this point Mr.. Cannon informed us that
they expected tt gin MS many rs 200 bales Of
cotton tho coming season. We did not have
time to visit Mr.. C's farm, but was told that
his growing crop was the finest for many years
The water falls on the river Mt this point arc
quito pretty, the fall being about thirty feet.
Taking our trip altogether VIC wcre highly
pleased with what we saw and the kind treat
mcnt We received at the hands Of those VIC met.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

COMMON SENSE DECISION His Honor
Judge Presley, in charging the jury on
Monday, in the case Of MI assault and bat.
tcry on the road in front of man's house
oxpoundcd some law as to the privileges Of
persons on tho highway, which may be well
for all to know. 1t is simply right of
way--a right to the use of such highway
Tor purposes of travel, cic. The soil is the
property of tho man owning the adjacent
lands, and any one becoming boisterous or
making himself otherwise Objectionable in
front of mans house, in public road
after being ordered to leave, may be cjectcd
as trcspasscr by the use of such force only
as necessary to get him away.
Darlington Ncws.
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LONG NOSE LOCALS.
July lSt. 1919

July lst, 1878.
Corn and cotton arc looking inc at this
time, though light rain would be beneficial
to corn.
There is no scarcity of rattle snakes and
blackbcrrics at present
We hayc Il Sunday School just organized Mt
Old Liberty Church which we hope will be n
fourishing and an interesting school Mr..
D. Humphrey Holmes is our Superintendent
and j. A. Jaynes. Secretary.
The farmers in this section arc doing all
they can by industry and stringent economy
to throw OF that mighty incubus, debt which
has so long set upon them rs an informal
nightmare paralyzing every emotion ofthought
or act. If our farmers would give moro at :
tention to tho growing Of small grain and
abandon tho suicidal policy Of so much cotton,
which they have been admoniShcl to do
through the editorial columns, VIC would
indccd have better times.
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken has many warm sup.
portcrs through this section. Ills great
abilities and strict adherence to Democratic
principles are not questioned even by those
who oppose him. Ills chances We hopo arc
gnod to represent the Thirl Congressional
District in the Forty Fifth Congress.
AS long communications arc rs odious to
readers as long sermons arc to hearers, We
viii quit for the present. j. A. j.
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TAX RETURNS
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE.
WALnALLA, S. G.. May 25. 1873,

WALhALLA, S. G., May 25, 1878.
NOTiCE ie hereby given that this of1ico
In will be open Mt Walhalla from Juno lst
to July Goth, 1878. to rcceivc Tax Returns OF
| all Real Estate and Personal Property. All
returns not made on or before the goth of
July, 1873, will be written up according to
law from the old Tax Book, or made from tho
best information that cnn be obtained, and
fifty per cent. added thereto.
All male persons from twonty-orc to sixty
years OF nge arc required to return their
polls. Parties claiming exemption fron Poll
Tax on account of disabilities, will be re-
quircd to mako oath that they are cxompt
| according to law.
| Merchants and manufacturers must mako
| their returns strictly according to law.
by Act of Assembly, 1878, Auditors aro
required to make "a new assessment Of oil
Real Esato in their Respective Counties" and
| oil persons owning Real Estate in thcir own
name, as Committee, Trustee, Guardian,
Administrator, &c., as tho case may be, on
the let of Juno, 1878, must govern themselves
accordingly.
In order to avoid errors in the Returns each
tax payer must make their own rcturns, and
with the view Of enabling them to do this my
assistants will DO at tho following places ut
| the time specified. viz:
West Union. Monday, July lst
Seneca City, oncwcck, july lst, I'd. Sd, 4.h;
oth ana oth.
sitton's Mills, Monday and Tuesday, July
9th and 9th.
Bird Abbetts, Wednesday, July 10Th.
j. B. Sanders, Monday and Tuesday, July
lst and Cd.
Fair Play, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, July Sd, 4th and 5th
Bachelors Retreat, Monday and Tuesday
July 9th and 9th.
Westminster, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, July 10Th, ilth, 18th and
18th.
Thomas powoll's, Monday and Tuesday,
July 10Th and 10th.
Fenton ii. Halls, Monday and Tuesdhy.
July lst and I'd.
Mrs. ,Barkors, Wednesday and Thursday,
MoDade's Mills, Friday and Saturday, July
9Th and 9th. ~
Wm, Rowland's, Monday and Tuesday,
July 9th and 9th.
,,,,,a Lays ,S., Mills, Wednesday and Thursday.
op9alloy's Shop, Friday and Saturday, July
High Falls, Monday. Tuesday and Wednes.
day, July 18th, 10th and 18th, E.s
After tho Goth Of July, 1878, this Office will
be closed for taking retntns, and hfty Dor
,oehy. penalty addbd on all returns not made.
\ O.. I'D tNUxA.r@S3M.
: NJ. % ,o,o Auditor oeones County.
May oO, 1873 28- n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

A SAD CAsE.-Wo witnessed yesterday
one Of the saddcst cases Of insanity which
has ever come under our observation. It
was that Of Mr.. Ebcnczer Werner, of Oconce
County. lie is just entering the arena of
manhood, being only 81 years Of age. He
had possessed bright mind, and his pros
poets in life wero very favorable, but his
insatiatc appetite for study produced mental
alteration, and his family have been COM
PEELED to place him In the asylum. He was
brought down on the Grecnvillo train
yesterday by his aged father, and so violent
was his insanity that his feet and hands had
to be tied and his body strapped to the car
seat to prevent his injuring himself. We
sincerely hope that the treatment of Dr..
Griffin will soon restore his mind and he
be permitted to return to his afflicted family.
[ [Columdia Register, June 30M,
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For tho Legislature.

Ry- TIE MANY FRIENDS or
JOHN S. WERNER, ESQ, respectfully
nominate him Us q candidate for re election
to tho Legislature, at the ensuing election;
subject, however, to the action of the pco-
pie 10 the primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

TIE SUFFERERS BALM.--Tbc above named
remedy is offered to tho public after having been
thoroughly tcttcd in great number of cases,
both in private and domestic practice, and by
several eminent physicians. It's efficacy in
otfordng relief from pain in boils, carbunclcs,
bites and s,ings Of insects has been all that
could reasonably be expected iron, remedial
agent. 1t has effected more cures in all Of the
above named diseases than anything that has
ever been offered to the public.
Prcparedsby Il. S. Bradield, LaGrangc, Ga.
For sale by'R. Il. Norman & Bro, and oil Drug
gists.
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Vsascncr Dem ocra1ic Club,

Notice is hereby given that there will be q
meeting Of Wagener Democratic Club in the
Court House. at 10 o'c'ock a. NJ, Oh SATURDAY,
The 18th day Of July instant, for The purpose of
c!cctng delegates to tho County Convention,
which assemblies OH the Goth, and for the trans.
action of such other business that may come
before the meeting. full attendance Of tho
Club is earnestly requested.
u. A. SMITH. President.
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The Organ War.-A 100 Lib. Solid
Shot,

If any man insults your common sense by
offering II first class 0 Stop Organ for $G5,
"Shoot him on the spot" All necessity for
buying such inferior Organs is forever done
away with. 500 cash, or $llO on easy
terms, now buys magnificent Mason &
Eaamlim PariOr or Church Organ
with Four SETS REEDS and Ten STors, in Elc-
CANT New Style Case with lLLuMlNATEp PANELS.
liandsomest Style of Case ever produced. Spe-
ciai Offer TO Introduce this new Style. Sent
on trial. Guaranteed for life time. Rented
until pnid for. Other new styles just out.
Illustrated catalogues free. Address HUD-
DEN a. sATES, Savannah, Ga, Manu-
facturcr's Wholesale Agents for the South. 32-4t
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ATHENS. a.. October %. 1877.


DEAR Sin; Last night called at the Drug
etorc, Dr. Kings old stand, and bought bottle
of "Worm Oil" md gavo IL to my little boy as
directed. This morning he passed 81 worms
I had previously tried other worm medicines.
w, A. Balm.
For sale by r. Il. Norman & Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

Mothers, stay at home, and cure your child
with DIR. Moifctps Tccthina (Tecthing Powders. }
Tccthina regulates the bowels and makes tooth
ing easy; cures ohoIcrainfantum and tho sum
mcr complaints Of children; heals crupions and
sores; removes and prevents the formation OF
worms No medicine ever received such cnthu.
siastic commcndaton from those who have used
ii. II. Il. Norman & Bro and all druggists
keep il.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

FoUn ORDERs---Thcro arc DC members
of the Ancient Order Of United Workmen
in this city. Tho death benefit is $4,000.
There arc two lodges and 1875 members of
tho knights of Honor and tho death bono.
fit is $4,000. The Royal Arcanum, with q
doath benefit Of $4,000, has II members
The knights of Pythias have lnrgo mem.
bership. The endowment in this Order is
$4,000. a party belonging to all four of
tho Orders has an insurance Of $4,000
upon his lifo, aud this at cost of only
little over ono hundred dollars year.
Chronicle and Const,tutionultst.
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA,
J COUNTY OF OCONEE.

In THE COMMON PLEAS.
George p. Cobb, Plaintiff, against A. II.
Ramsay, cfcndant--SUMMoNs
TO the Defendant, 4. II. Ramsay:
YOU arc hereby summoned and required
to answer tho complaint in this notion,
which is filed ia the Office of the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas for said County,
and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on tho subscribers at their
Office on tho public square in Walhalla, S.
O., within twenty days after tho service
hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service;
and if you fail to answer tho complaint
within tho timo aforesaid, tho Plaintiff iu
this action will apply to tho Court for judg-
ment against you for tho sum of fifty dollars
with interest thereon from 22d of February,
1877, and costs of this action.
NORTON Il STRIBLING,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Walhalla, S. G., July 8, 1878.
}. W. srnrDrtse,>o. Q. ?. is:
To a. II. Ramsay, Defendant an this
action:
TAKE NOTICE THAT the complaint
and summons, Of which tho above is copy,
were filed in tho Office of the Clork of tho
Clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas for
Oconeo County on tlle Sd day Of July, 1878.
NORTON q STRIBLING,
PlaiatifE g, Attorneys.
July A, 1879 33..6t
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FOR CONGRESS-.

The friends of CoL. D. WYATT AIKEN re.
spectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to Congress from tho Third South
Carolina District, at the ensuing election, sub
jcct, however, to the decision Of the Congress
sonal Convention
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

Henry Brown threw The Southern Exprcss
train from tho track near Clnymont, Delaware,
on the first OF July, by piling cross ties on the
track. Four persons wcro killed. Brown has
been arrested and threats Of lynching havc boon
made
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-04

Mr.. ASA Pool, of Spartanburg who was re-
Gently bitten by "mad-dog," has since died.
On Tho 4sth day symptoms of hydrophoba mp.
pcarcd, and Mr. Pool died in n few days of this
dreadful malady, after great suffering.
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WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEK.y

ArrIEs--Dricd. per pound o@3
BUTTER-Per pound 80T2I
BEEswAX-Pcr pound o0
BEEr-Pcr pound 2005
BAcoN-Dry salt shoulders
G. r. Sides Gas
5. q. hams, canyasscl 8-ll
CALIco-Per yard 5@G4
CoFrEE-Rio per pound 1Gs(120
-Laguyra, per pound 3(035
java, per pound 80
CAEDLEs-Adamantine per set lGa
Sperm, per pound 80
CHIcxENs AND Fowls, per head l0@l8
CoTToN-sPcr pound 9t(9lO
F." Yarn, per bunch S2t(lDT.OO
CorrERAs-Per pound s
DUcKs-Per head 20
Fsossp pps per SACK sssh' os poond.) eso@sos 800
FnkTHERs-Gecsc, per pound 40
Mixed per round 80
GRAIN-Corn, per bushe, 50j0GO
Rye. per busEel GO(D75
Oats, red, per 5ushcl
GEEsE-rcr head 3o@35
IloNEY. por pound SG1lO
lliDEs-Dry, per pound 10
" Green, per pound 4(15
lNpIoo-Spanish Float per pound $50
-.Caro'ina, per pound 1875
IRON English refined, rcr pound 3,M33
-Swced, per pound 70S
Band, por pound 5G97
Hoop, per pound l2(0l3
Powa"e, pcr pound G(0l0
LARD, per pound l0G0ll
LIME, per barrel 225
LUMBER, per thousand feet 1000
Mol>ssHs. 's' SIS rssIs ror gallon ss@7s IS
MADDER, por pound 3O(m4O
NAILS, per kcg $50
ONIONS per bushel
Oil. kerosene, per gallon 3OGDIO
poTAroEs--lrish, per bushcl
Rlcs, per pound o@lo
SALT--Lvcrpoo, per sack I25
{ SURFING, Wholesale 81
( 9" retail, 81
j f" wholesale S
4 F" retail 6
Al SnEETING, wholesale 81
+" retail 10
Suor. per pound 10
SriRlTs TURpENTlEE, per gallon S0(0l 90
SOAP, per pouhu 8(0l0
SUoARs-Crushcd per pound l21
"A White, per pound 10mll
Brown, per pound 0Al0
Extra G. por pound 10
STARCH, whito and blue, pcr pound 64(0l0
SODA, per pound 8Al0
TonAcce, por pound 501l .05
g per pound, smoking GOG0I52
IALLow, per pound s
TURKEYS, per head 50M65
TEAs-Gnn Powder, per pound 100
Tyson, Green, per pound 75C0l 90
Young Tyson, Rlack, per fb rs
W ,oL. washed, per pound 25
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prcaching in the Lutheran Church. every
Sabbath morning at o'clock, by Rev. j. P
Smeltzer, ID. ID. Sabbath School every Sab
bath morning at 0 a. NJ.