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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05
THE BUSY ZEE.


Scientific men differ as to whether or not
bee viii sting after death. A Fr6uch ph!I"s
opher named L., Fave wrote :. book up"n Ia
subject He held that a bee did n"C lose III
sprightiness of its sting after death, bat WI
unable to present any definite IDEAS on al
matter. The APPEAL man once indnlged Il
aD experiment, to practically decide the mat
ter Just after reading the book ('rauslated)
and WAS able to arrive at a we'll defined con
cluson on the presses. He cut off bee
head and a few minutes afterward applied his
fore finger to the insects tail. He immeditte
Iy regretted that he had not utilized som,
other finger of the other hand, or still better,
| another finger OF some other man's hand The
| bee was not dead at the small end.
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Craw,
ford, of the Mint, and Otto Greenho""
| became engaged IN dispute over th''
post nloyten. attributes of bee, and Green
hood, who had read the book, offered to be
SO that. bee would sting just indus
triOusly Two hours after it had lost is head
UCltAS. STdNlolu Uoth hlbl az c'C0 "'iN
% bee was secured and killed. Crawford then
fondled the bees sting with his index ting,.'
and Gfeenhoud watched him with the ext,ec
tation of seeing him jump couple of feet III
the air. He was disappointed, however tn,
Superintendent looked up with bland SmiI,
and said, - l kne" Was rignt. He c,n'
sting a Bit" GREENWOOD paid the $40 ana
walked away. remarking that the French phil
"sopher was good writer but knew nothln-
about his subject After the dscomtiteu
loser had left the room the Superintendent
began to dance about the apartment III u
lively manner and then started for drug
store to get hold of something which Con-
sdered remedy for bee stings. His pro-
family, as he passed along Carson street, would
have discouraged a church organization {"
sixteen years standing. Later in the day the |
loser of the wager ascertained the real facts Of |
the case and intervie Sed Crawford, who had |
his finger in rag
Hang it, why didn't yon say at the time
hat the bee stuug you p
"Mv dear boy" answered Crawford beam
ngly, - l didn't care to destroy your conf
lence in the bee, and then hated to give
away the deceased"
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j O S

The Mint will be closed to-day out of re-
spect to the memory of Zach Chandler.
The Board of Examiners met yesterday
and audited about one hundred and fifty bills
varying from one dollar to one thousand.
The State Prison bills amounted to S. ,65S 50.
The Warden of tho State Prison submitted
his regular monthly report yesterday. There
we're six prisoners discharged in October and
seven received. There are at present $50 men
remaining under the Wardeus charge.
George w Chesley, Inventor of Tho famous
tipple for the sick, Rock and Rye, has copy
righted the trade mark. Since Its appear
ance in market the prevalence of bad colds in
the churches has been astonishing
w. r. Carrigan, who was stabbed by John
Church, in the Enterprise Office Lust Sunday,
was reported as hei"g much more comfortable
yesterday. He viii be able to appear il Court
to-day or to morrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05

Four doses Of Mrs. Dr.. Howe's Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottl will cure
the worst case of RHEUMATISM. Try it. 1t
costs but one dollar. For sac 1T Thaxter's
drug store oct9t
Rooms FOR RENr.-Finely furnished rooms
to let, single or en- suite, with bath room n
tached. Board can be had If required. The
suite of rooms face the south. Enquire III
this office.
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SYRUP OF FIGS

s the best remedy of the age frat Because it Il pleasant
take; second 1t fails do its work. thirdly, 1t
by removing the cause; arousns the liver and
bowels to activity. it biouness, ceansas the
tenn lrhss the blood ami restores the sufferer tohstt.
Bin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05

O7eucs OF THoM .s PRICE, No. 81 sACRAMsvro It,
AN Fr.ac.., Il y Ii, l73).
HSssRs !. s. TAYLOR q Co - Gclts: . hLge made u
iu examination oi tn I'd BIZ ri rCparci unl y
my direction the USE OF y3I- ClAMt A'iNE BAN
ING PONDER, and in1 titI hey d. no cont IN alan
other injurious ,leeterioIs ingredients. lie
spc> lily submitted,
THOMAS PR !E Assayer and Chemist
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NOTICE.

Having been appointed agent by the Territorial Enter
prise Publishing Comp to take Charge of r. F. Brook
route and agency, request his to leave their
with We also prepare to deliver all Sal,
Francisco daies. We .hlll aim by prJmtne,e to gain
the satisfaction of all customers
Octl4lw CAGWIN ALLEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05

TRIAL .ErRoes.-Tho f,l'"wipG are the tria
jurors summoned for the NaY,Inber term ui
the District Court: c. ". K1Hneyor, }.
d. Hammond, james Duffy, james Plat,
Thomas Roach, c A2pleburs, I.e Sternherg,
John p. Jones, ]. r.. King, D. G. Cog5ctt,
L. NJ. Hunt, Henry Meyers, J. G. Collins,
II s Mason, Edward Niles, z H. Cover,
H. f. Bartine, W. J. Cnwan, G. Il. Swift, j.
p. Newman, II. B. Willard, E Edgccomh,
T. j. Hodgkinson, James Kennedy. G. RI
Mansion, John Young, N. Roach, S. Martin
john Rosser, c. II. Maish.
PIANO TUNING.-Jacob Zech, the well
known piano manufacturer of San Francisco,
is in town and viii remnin a week for the
purpose of tuning and repairing pianos. We
have seen letter from Steinway and Sons,
New York, in regard to some difficult piano
repairs, saying that Mr. Zech is fully compe-
tent to undertake the work, and will do the
repairs thoroughly in every respect. They
have known him for upwards Of thirty Years.
Those needing his services will please leave
orders with j. G. Fox, A. L. Tentchel or c.
w. Friend.
A Coop MINE There were six impaired
bars made yesterday at the Mint from bullion
from the Bullion mine, of Paradise, valued
at $ll ,6i7 60. We understand that this was
the product OF little over one hundred tons
of ore. The company have an eight foot
ledge Of solid quartz on the hanging wall.
Ths Moth # the Ledge is not known. as they
have uo, l.,fcd t3wnrd tl~ toct val. A few
Thousand anai,s of t1as miao would 30 hes-
t. 60 tabn .nau doa2 Of Eeai Inc
hlG.DooS 5 DIETS --IiHza-foaa attaca meets
wers a7irc aaout tho ciy yel,@siay 60 he
parp,s c. gettias. hold o. moneys jae +,-n
Mul4ooa. y. 4. .iu.doon - seve-,l II III
cords OF Tc7i IN hand and says thai II .ar-
united to sci il, he could snttie hia debts In
full.
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NICHOLS INFALLiBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly anu permanently cry
Of Gonorh.ea elect and Whites matter Of
how long standing directions followed Internal
medicines not recommended Necessary guar-
nteed or moray refunded. For sale BY T. F. Foster
octS Ga
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EVERYBODY!

80 toae yrtry ossss for nj tbs Capitol Cor
~, bs~! "a tn Csp,tol vince be f,,!pi nay
.'Gn aI'.a.o sacsul'tc1 ions TO ts.rss Ilos.
hns ri9i All .ra1@aod W ar 4. s@as. Il r Gr en-
yrIpv.ssar. a.9s ln
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YESTERDAY MORNINGS FIRE

At half past 10 o'clock yesterday morning
a fire was discovered in the upper part o
George and Joseph Cowing's carpenter anG
paint shop, on the southeast corner of Nevada
and Third streets. The volunteer tiremer
were promptly on hand The Warren Engine
minutes after the first tap of the bell, the
Curry Engine Company second and the
Warren Hose Company third. The latter
ca red their nozz'e too near the bu ldil 70
the heads of the spectators. They finally
changed their base and did excellent work
The fire was mostly in the roof which was
blazing quite extensively when the firemen
reached the spot. The fumes were under
control In about tifteeL minutes after the
ala~m. Adjoining the building was il house
If i'll fame which WAS Quilted and relieved Of
| its furniture. There also a house in the
rear sonewh hat damaged 10y water. The upper
story Of the shop destroyed and the
lower flor deIngrd with water The loss was
tbopt so NJ Insurance. No one seems to
know anything abnuJ the origin of the fire, and
1t is generally ascribud to an mcsndiary. A
mln occupying the The upper portion Of th'
carpenter shop lost his parsohnL effects.
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BONANZA ORE AND BULLlON
Following is an official statement Of the
ore extraction and milling operations at The
Consolidated Virginii. mine for the past week
us compared with the previous week:
Previous week. Past week
Extracted, tons. .....1 134 S91
Delivered to mills 1913 LOIS
Remaining in ore-house $50 23I
On Saturday bullion valued at $103, 761 WAS
shipped from the Consolidated Virginia mine,
and another shipment will be made before the
fiscal month closes.
Following is the official statement Of the
ore extraction and milling operations at the
G .iifornia mine for the past week, as com
pared with the week previous
Previous week Past week
Extracted, tons. ........747 SO1
Delivered to mills. ......747 SOl |
No shipment of bullion has been made for |
October account.
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THE COUNTY COMNI5sI0EERS.

The Bo'rd If County Commissioners sn,t
II ID o'clock yesterday morning. Present, ..
P Willis, Joan L. Cheney a@d N;Ichte
Hogan.
L. WAS resolved that All meetings of the
Beard should i'll future take place he fist
| fuesday il each month.
BILLS ALLOWED.
The following bliss were allowed D. Gree,
S103; J. O. A. Moore, $50; C. T. Mile. =,
sl2; e. NJ Hum, $33 So; C.rs"" City Wate,
C"mp,ny, s.; }. &. Cneuey, 500 80; F.
| Boskowuz, 3d. rs, I J,upAny, 80 81;
| Dr.. White, 500 80; L. Norris, $13 50; FL.
e. Parker $50; }. ". FIX, S.; A. c. jerks,
$45 80; b. F. F,'ster, SID 10; e. B. Rail,
$l3 %; P,'rlek Aeian~r, IS 90; MOANING
| APPEAL, S44; l., & Epstein, $72; George b.
Webb, $40; NJ U,rr S.; Lloyd till, $495 80;
Harris Bros, So IS: F. d. Tnrner, $lO0;
". NJ. CRY, SD 10; W. W. King, $50 80;
L. Stern, $53. d.. s nrt, s..
THE v. AND r TAXES.
The question "f cl ,,lug the Vlrg iui,
and T,nt;ee RuI,..,i C.,,up,my to pay The
taxes dne on their property IN Ormshy County
came up for discussion. The Secretary Of
the road had rendered So III A. 10 Treasurer
wager. The company HA1 refused to pay the
balance due indebtedness to the county
II SIS, 538 81 1u,.rr Us rutt Jig res, I've d |
up,n by the Board cx:rt' i" obtain legal adj |
vice relative to the a.lt,r.
The Board then ~ j,ut'r.d.
GRAND jury -Tnr to.l"wIng gentIemAt
fave been drawn rs Grand Jurors for the
present term j. M Brnf"u, } II. Cheney,
Peter Cavanaugh, Jr., James II. Ferris, s. |
e. jones, J. K. Mason, ". r. sjnsgrnve. II.
p. Phillips, c. G. Anterior, Ge"ye Tuhy.
". Wasson, y. T. B .rber, ". 0. Br"tdhea,:,
". D. K-yser, A. Freeman, Q. 4 L."snt""
D. Fl. L-ntz, Jacob r"biner, IL G. Parker
,. K. Stampley, Charles Wilson.
PRIME REsrAuRANr-N n4n can /
lecent aud honest unless he has plenty #
good grub. The con>plrator,, mischief
makers aud criminals are bad by reason OF |
BADLY served or unsa'istiei srnmac,s B,
Eating at Mitchell Clescrvich's .esturan,
opposite the Capitol, one can always be good
md happy.
ARRIVALS - The fo'loAing passengers ar T
ived the southern stage yesterday ::
). Attschal, M. Silverst-in, NJ. Brown, },
Roberts, M. Tobey, D. H,rtnett, A. P.
H. Plagueman.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
eparted OH the southern stage Yesterday
George Wilson, A Friend. NJ. D. Bass, Miss -
'lahan, Mrs. Powell
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WANTED.

A hou.e Win .=i.l ~ = So HE Cor iaay an GENT
FurA.ha. ani At or, sr-.:. T.. luire
at this o.ios.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05

Tsa severe q Too tschs Eorrsqa onred in
~ uiauGos - using n HoRe.s Heutagi;. Cure.
-. SCI : FhGx ~, i-uggst. ocl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05

FFha0R4u;-The,a arc ua;ltaA for rlrss
ages at tie #astorn Un,an Teiegrapb Cllioe
for Q. g. Varney ard Ms. e 3. I. teheN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-05
FOB SALE.

Gsgaa5 rasiI2te, larson street. y IN fur".ur, s
'f7erc1 il: ,A.5 cheap Enquire Of George B Webb
In ines tst, TO fad r,ef, people had to take suc,
iaaseous Tenalas castor OIL sats, pills etc. but no"
they he peasant 5. rup OF Figs which ouoa!s the
bowels, re,su4.s t.e liver, cleanes The sysen
bill pusness constipation, For sale by all druggists
Fox Neuralgia Nervous Debility and all washing dif
use Fellows ypo hostes 1t is agenuine epara
ton, led add used BY leadin physicians every
where Georra g ThaxteI, Agent. oel9
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corn.a,, "a sen AID r..ocroa sr2rnrs

.SaY1 rs c-LInI@N't' =. .>'"4 EHsN
y rebuff, aa 'ta1 since af i rlov e"" aims 1he
in q sitenU RS ~ be foorJ "a re ct!, wj'Cro
Ill cl,5. 4 De found IL L. = a,t and Wines
nt Liquors AMI TIE ~, is Ii. tac Iii
lia1 .ls mi -4ID Connection vita The house
Give Us = c1l!
10 > GIBSON 3 DEALT, Pfoi rietoss
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BONANZA ORE AND BULLION.

Following is an official statement Of the
ore extraction and milling operations at The
Consolidated Virginia mine for the past week
rs compared with the previous week:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22

republican, whose certificate the Supreme
Court has approved.
The Solid Southern Congressman are said
TO be very bitter about the defeat of their
candidate for Speaker, and to be talking with
their usual swagger about what they will do
in the future. They are sick of the lack OF
sympathy which the Northern brethren ex-
hibit for them and their claims, and threaten
to make a disturbance unless their demands
are better needed. 1t will be interesting to
see how much attention Mr. Randall gives to
this clamor in the readjustment of the com
mittees. The Southern member. have come
to the front on nearly all the important COM
mittees of the Senate, where sx-Confederste
Cockrell of Missouri, heads the Committee
on Claims Nithers that on Pensions, LAMAR
that on the Mississippi river, and Beck Mat
ON transportation Routes to the Seaboard.
If similar course is followed in the House
the South will have no reason to grumble,
for it will control all the most desirable
avenues of approach to the public crib
Tribune.
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graver and more pcrplexing every year-that
we escaped as by miracle from stormy times
al the last election. and that serious dangers
threaten US in the future from the same source
these facts were patent TO all. Yet these
questions and others of almost equal import
ance were neglected. Few of our legislators
seemed TO give serious thought TO their con-
sideration but they were thrust aside because
there was no time TO spare from partisan
quarrcls. The House went bravely to work
for the first few weeks and raised delusive
hopes that they had heard the voice of the
people; but the strife of words is pleasanter
to Congress than business, and the rule of that
body is "never do to-day what can be put of
till tomorrow" There is one thing consol-
ing about this extra session; no one expects
anything Important to be done by it, conss-
quently no one will be deceived. Congress
meets this time svowedly for the purpose of
fighting and of airing partisan views, and 1t
is always ready to do that to the best of Its
ability. But though we know to certainty
what the object is, yet the shame is none the
less a crying one that Legislative body
chosen by the people, and for the people,
should do nothing better than organize cir
Gu. and tax citizens for it, whether they have
taste for the entertainment or not.
Again in all humility We present this CON
.ideration to Congress. The Department ss-
Inmates are before it at its meeting Why
should not Congress 20 to work at once upon
them to the exclusion of oil other business.
and require all appropriation bills TO be ready
for the Presidents signature at . certain fixed
time within the first eight or ten weeks;
shorter time would be practicable and the
real work upon these bills has been again and
again compressed into a marvellously shorter
period still.
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General NeMH.

bill to authorize cremation has been in
troduced in the Illinois Legislature.
People are moving into Kansas this spring
at the rate Of more thsn thousand = day.
Edward King /. positively of the opinion
that the prsttiest women in the wsrld 1.-Two in
New Orleans.
A Gala lily At ltLscs, y. r., measures
seven inches in diameter and thirty i've III
circumference. The green leaf y eleven
inches wide Of lite bresIest port.
A Canadian couple, ~ route to Dshots to
settle, weigh GA poua,S-,hs nsn $40 pound,
and his wife 304. They will be- people OF
weight in the community.
The pedestrian fever hiss even extended to
the most secluded precincts Of the family cir
Gle. We hear of several young ladies OF
highly respectable parents in this city who
are training to walk, and yearly ell of them
are under two years of age.-4iJony En-
press.
After all expenses we're deducted, the total
amount to be distributed Auong the walker,
ut the recent yrsnd Walking match in New
York, was $40, 1852. by agreement g., 00C
WAS allowed Mr.. Kelley for his services a
manager and $1,000 reserved in the bsnk for
contingent expenses Ofthe net sum Rowell
obtained 80 per cent, or SIS, 1881; Ennis
80 per cent, or 81 ,O3s.9s, and Hartman &C
per cent, or 81, 1892. Hartman and Wal
ton were in partnership, so his share was di.
vided into two checks of 81, $40. &c each.
Twenty years ago, a two years old son OF
Mr.. Reaves of Robertson county, Ky, was
years before he discovered that he was OF
white blood. For several years he tried to
escape, and also to rescue little girl stolen
from Detroit, Michigan, named Annie Ware
cess. After working for time in Michigan
the young mans romantic story came to the
knowledge of his father, and he was recent,
restored to his parents.
little girl of five years, in Hancock
Ohio, seems to have the power of charming
birds. According to the account, birds, wher
spoken to by her, will come and light upon
her, twittering with glee. On taking Their
in her hands and stroking them the birds, in
stead Of trying 10 escape, seem to be hghl,
pleased, and, when let loose, fly away
short distance and Immediately return to the
child again. Snow-birds remain about tn,
house all winter, flying to the little charme
whenever door is opened. The child hand
les the birds SO gently that humming birC
once in her hands does not fail to return.
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THEAyGEL OF THE PASSOVER.

We have all read the simple biblical narrative reat
ing how the angel passed over the land of Egypt,
staying the thorn in every house whose door
posts were not sprnked with the sacrfcial blood
Zach year. that dread death angel consumption pas
SEES over our land, leaving, the token Of his ia
tai passing over" thousands of blighted homes
whose born have been struck down In their
youth and beauty. There is no scene so ptiful So
sad, that at the death bed of one of these victims
tensciously clinging to hope and planning for the u
ture With the last hope OF expiring thought! Would
II not be strange If the Creator had afflicted third
of mankind with "A disease for which there was no
preventive no remedy, no sacrifcia blood to avert
the fatal doom? That consumption is durable ha.
been unquestionably proved by medical science. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has cured thous
ands OF cases For detailed and complete account
Of its causes. symptoms and method OF treatment
read the article Consumption" Ia the Peoples Coms
mon Sense Medical Adviser. The Invalid's Hotel
at Buffalo, N. Y, affords the best facilities for the
proper treatment of this disease. In climate. the 10
cAlity is unsurpassed. ss Is shown by the
statistics published under the direction of the Wal
Department.
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Church Directory.

ORTHODOX CoyGREGATIoSAI.-Grnni CHI, State
street. between Bridge and OAK streets Rev
lanes H. Esoe rside G~edS state .bdd 1T
noon. Evening services at O'Clock Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
UEIvKRsALIsT-Cor. Winthrop%nd Summer streets
Rev George W. Whitney. pastor residence, Sew
all street. Preaching services Al 1890 Sabbath
School at Il b. Preaching tomorrow bJ the
pastor. Conference meeting at O'Clock in the
evening.
PnorKsrAsr ErIscorAr,-State st. between Oak
and Winthrop. Rev, Samuel t'pjohn rector: Morn
ing service 1880 A. u. Evening service : +. VI
Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
FIRST BAPTIsr-Corner Winthrop and rerham SITS.
Free seats. Rev. Horace W Tilden, pastor, resi-
denee, winthrop street second house from church
Morning service 1890 A. NJ Evening =. NJ. Sab.
bath school at u NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the
pastor.
FREE BArTIsr-State street, north of Bridge. Free
seats. c: F. Penney, pastor: residence summer
street. Morning service 1870 4. VI. sabbath
School at II. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAIe-Grccn street, east Of State.
Rev. w. NJ. Sterling pastor; residercc at the par
sonagc ne ut door to the church. Morning service
1870 A. VI. Evening. : +. NJ sabbath School at
12M Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
rSIrARIAN. Christ church, Cor. Oak and State
SITS, Free seals Rev. Chas. 4. Curtis, pa,tor;
residence, Myrtle street. Morning service nj 1870
A. VI. sunday School Immediately after the morn.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHrRdn- Northern Avenue. sun
day School ut ! o'clock +. VI. Prayer Meeting
sunday evening ut O'Clock, Thursday evening at
80
CATmoLIC-Staie At. .,uorth of Bridge Rev. u. W.
Murphy, pastor. Morning service, 1890 a. NJ.
Afternoon. 800 l.. VI.
The Adventists hold meetings in Darby Block every
Sunday afternoon nj the usual hour
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free Baptist and
Methodist churches hold social conference meetings
in their vestres every Wednesday evening at =
O'Clock.
NORTH ArGrsrA or. T.. Chureh)-licv. Mr.. Hill.
man pastor; residence at parsonage, next door
north of church. Preaching every sabbath at 1870
A. NJ. sabbath school at l2 VI Preaching at
Jewett's at go Z. ~ Prayer meeting AT :. l.. VI.
SoUTH PARISH CoNGREGATIoNAL, IIALLOwEfI@
Rev. G. \. White, pastor. Morning service 1880
Sunday School 2.3OP. NJ. Preaching to morrow by
the pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, IIALLoWELI.-Eev. Mr.
GrovenOr, pastor residence opposite church. Morn
ing service, 1870. Afternoon service, 80; sab
bath School l.lJ l.. VI. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, IIAILOWELGr-No pastor. sab
bath School Mt 1870 \. VI Preaching service at
40 l.. VI. Preaching tomorrow.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLoWELT.--Rcv. Mr.. Saw.
yer, rector. Morning service at 1850. Eevning
service AZ go. sunday School at L. VI.
UNIV ERSALISr CHURCH., ihNILowELL- Preaching
service nj 80 T. VI. Sunday school n; Il. Confer.
ence meeting in evening. Preaching tomorrow by
Rev. Geo. W. Whitney.
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HallOWell Local News.

The closing lecture of the Library course
was given by Rev. H. W. Tilden of Augusta
on Thursday evening last, in the Baptis,
church in this city, subject "Chamouni," Civ.
ing an interesting and vivid picture of Swiss
scenery, and especially the surroundings OF
Mount Blanc. The lecture was pronounced
one of the best of the course. As report
has already been given in your columns,
will only add that the lecture came fully W
to the expectations of the hour
March snow storms serve to keep the sleigh
ing good in this vicinity, and business is cor
respondingly brisk on our streets.
Work will be renewed upon the foundation,
Of the new Library building in few weeks
and the structure completed during the sum
mer.